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# Algorithm maxmimal Bron Kerbosch
class Algorithm
  def initialize(graph)
    @graph = graph
  end

  def bron_kerbosch(noder, nodep, nodex)
    return if nodep.nil? || nodex.nil?

    puts ' ' + noder.sort.join(' ') if maximal_clique?(nodep, nodex)

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module Scripts::MigrateBigData

	def self.bulk_big_data_to(table_origin,table_destination, date)
	    start_proc = Time.now
	    con_sql = ActiveRecord::Base.connection()
	    if !con_sql.table_exists?(table_destination.to_sym)
		    con_sql.execute("CREATE TABLE #{table_destination} like #{table_origin}")
		    con_sql.execute("alter table #{table_destination} change order_id order_id integer(15)")
        puts "First step remove all index for speed..."
		    con_sql.execute("alter table #{table_destination} drop index index_spree_order_events_on_order_number")

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class Api::V1::Chapters::MessagesController < Api::V1::ApiController
  before_action :set_chapter, only: :index
  before_action :set_current_user_from_token, only: :index
  before_action :set_or_create_guest_from_identifier, only: :index
  before_action :check_if_max_messages_exceeded, only: :index
  before_action :increment_messages_count, only: :index

  api :GET, '/v1/chapters/:chapter_id/messages', "Messages from chapter (with pages)"
  param_group :app_headers, Api::V1::ApiController
  param :story_id, Integer, required: true

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Redis only stores strings as values. If you want to store an object, you can use a serialization mechanism such as JSON:

require "json"

redis.set "foo", [1, 2, 3].to_json
# => OK

JSON.parse(redis.get("foo"))
# => [1, 2, 3]

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Rails.redis.get(key) 
Rails.redis.set(key, value) 
Rails.redis.expire(key, 1.hour) 
Rails.redis.del(key) 
 
 
Rails.redis.sadd(set_name, value) 
Rails.redis.srem(set_name, key) 
Rails.redis.sismember(set_name, value) # boolean test to see if val exists 

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module RowUtils
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern

  FILE_HEADERS = %W(ID_PAIS ID_PROVINCIA ID_POBLACION ID_PROVEEDOR ID_ESPECIALIDAD ID_GRUPO ID_INFRAESTRUCTURA ID_TIPO_PROVEEDOR ID_COD_POSTAL ID_CENTRO_HIS ID_SERVICIO_HIS ID_SEXO ID_PROFESIONAL ID_SEXO_PROF ID_IDIOMA ID_EXCEPCION ID_AMBITO ID_TIPO_EXCEPCION ID_CAMPO ID_EQUIPO SW_JEFE_EQUIPO NUM_TELEFONO OBS_TELEFONO DESC_PROVINCIA DESC_POBLACION ID_TRATAMIENTO DESC_TRATAMIENTO DESC_PROVEEDOR DESC_ESPECIALIDAD DESC_GRUPO DESC_TIPO_PROVEEDOR RAZON_SOCIAL DESC_DOMICILIO DESC_HORARIO DESC_PROFESIONAL ID_TRATAMIENTO_PROF DESC_TRATAMIENTO_PROF DESC_IDIOMA EXCEPCION F_ALTA ID_CITACION CX CY ORDEN ID_TIPO_PERSONA)

  included do
    FILE_HEADERS.each do |header|
      define_method header.underscore do
        value = self[header]
        value =~ /^\d+$/ ? value.to_i : value

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
require 'rubygems'
require 'bundler'
require 'fileutils'
require 'net/http'
require 'net/https'
require 'uri'
 
TMP_DIR = "/tmp/gems"

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This way with if

S.find(:all).each do |each|
  if each.expired?
     each.renew!
  else
     each.update!
  end
end

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1) Sin herencia métodos de clase y de instancia
===============================================

class Foo
    def self.some_class_method
        puts self
    end

    def some_instance_method
        puts self.class 

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1) Solución con método de clase
class Numeric
  CURRENCIES = {dollar: 1, yen: 0.013, euro: 1.292, rupee:  0.019} "Para versiones superiores a la 1.9 de Ruby"
  CURRENCIES = {:dollar => 1, :yen => 0.013, :euro => 1.292, :rupee => 0.019}

  
  def euros    
      self * CURRENCIES[:euro]
  end