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module Spec
  module Matchers
    class IncludeAll
      attr_reader :expected_elements, :actual_elements, :extra_elements_in_actual, :extra_elements_in_expected
      def initialize(expected_elements)
        @expected_elements = expected_elements
      end

      def matches?(actual_elements)
        @actual_elements = actual_elements

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class Foo
  def bar
    "baz"
  end
end

if __FILE__ == $0
  require 'rubygems'
  require 'spec'

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class Views::Layouts::Application < Erector::Widget
  def render
    div :class => "header" do
      text "header"
    end

    div :class => "body" do
      inner_content
    end

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# app/views/hellos/erb.html.erb
# note the leading spaces - this makes it exactly the same number of bytes that erector outputs
         <%- 1000.times do -%><%= render :partial => "simple" %><%- end -%>

# app/views/hellos/_simple.html.erb
<p><%= "hello world" %></p>

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When /^I type "([^\"]*)" into the "([^\"]*)" rich text editor$/ do |description, iframe_id|
  selenium.select_frame "id=#{iframe_id}"
  selenium.type_keys "css=body", description
  selenium.select_frame "relative=top"
end

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def in_memory_database?
  ENV["RAILS_ENV"] == "test" and 
    ENV["IN_MEMORY_DB"] and
    Rails::Configuration.new.database_configuration['test-in-memory']['database'] == ':memory:'
end

$TESTING=true

if in_memory_database?
  puts "connecting to in-memory database ..."

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=begin

  See http://www.websequencediagrams.com/ for awesome diagrams.  It has an api as well.

  DSL-based state machine implementations make it hard to follow good coding practices, such as:
   - keeping things DRY
   - making sure that objects have single responsibility
   - making sure that classes change at the same pace (open closed)
   - making sure that classes only depend on classes that change less often than they do

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# created by Peter Jaros and Jeff Dean

require "rubygems"
require "spec"
require "active_support"

module Weekdays
  def advance_weekdays(days)
    d = self
    days.times do |day|

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# This allows you to have namespaced models in fixjour
module Fixjour
  class Builder
    def name
      @name ||= (@options[:as] || @klass.name.underscore).to_s.gsub("/", "_")
    end
  end
end

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osascript -e "set Volume 10" && say "this will turn your volume on and say something"