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import editor

text = editor.get_text()
selection = editor.get_line_selection()
selected_text = text[selection[0]:selection[1]]
editor.set_selection(selection[0], selection[0] + len(selected_text) - 1)

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import editor

selection = editor.get_line_selection()
editor.replace_text(selection[0], selection[1], '')

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import os
import sys
import pickle
import console

# I moved 'dropboxlogin' into a sub folder so it doesn't clutter my main folder
sys.path += [os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'lib')]
import dropboxlogin # this code can be found here https://gist.github.com/4034526

STATE_FILE = '.dropbox_state'

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import os
import sys

sys.path += [os.path.join(
             	os.path.dirname(
                   os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'lib')]

# Pythonista Modules
import console
from scene import *

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// Modified from code found in the following stackoverflow answer:
// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14172455/get-name-and-line-of-calling-function-in-node-js

Object.defineProperty(global, '__stack', {
  get: function(){
    var orig = Error.prepareStackTrace;
    Error.prepareStackTrace = function(_, stack){ return stack; };
    var err = new Error;
    Error.captureStackTrace(err, arguments.callee);
    var stack = err.stack;

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def countTo10_recursively(count = 0):
    if(count <= 10):
        countTo10_recursively(count + 1)
        
# which is the same as
def countTo10_theObviousWay():
    for count in xrange(10):
        pass

# lets do some tests        

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def enum_the_old_way():
    i = 0
    for j in myrange:
        i += 1

def enum_the_new_way():
    for i,j in enumerate(myrange):
        pass

myrange = range(10000)

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#!/usr/bin/python
"""CLI USAGE: hexdump [-w n] [-ws b] <filename>

    -w  --words      the number of words to display on a line
    -ws --word-size  the number of bytes to display in a word
"""
import __future__
from StringIO import StringIO
import math

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from collections import deque
import struct
import sys
import io
 
class datagram_reader:
    """Buffered datagram reader
     
    Accepts any stream that supports read() method
    """

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import calendar
from datetime import datetime, timedelta, tzinfo

from math import floor

def seconds(day=0.0,hour=0.0,minute=0.0,second=0.0,microsecond=0.0):
    return ((day*24.0 + hour)*60.0 + minute)*60.0 + second + microsecond/1000000.0

def minutes(day=0.0,hour=0.0,minute=0.0,second=0.0,microsecond=0.0):
    return (day*24.0 + hour)*60.0 + minute + (second + microsecond/1000000.0)/60.0