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# The problem is that the Person object currently has two sub-objects:
# PersonFirstname and PersonLastname, and both have a @value attribute, which
# is suboptimal.
# Is there a way to end up with a Person object that has both @firstname and
# @lastname, without extraneous child objects?

class PersonFirstname
  include HappyMapper
  tag "firstname"

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module HappyMapper
  class Item
    private    
      def value_from_xml_node(node, namespace=nil)        
        node.register_default_namespace(namespace.chop) if namespace

        if element?
          depth = options[:deep] ? './/' : ''
          result = node.find_first("#{depth}#{namespace}#{tag}")
          if tag.match(/\/@[a-z\d]+$/i)

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describe "Kernel#retryable" do

  it "should not affect the return value of the block given" do
    retryable { 'foo' }.should == 'foo'
  end

  it "should not affect the return value of the block given when there is a retry" do
    num_calls = 0
    ret_val = retryable_deluxe do
      num_calls += 1

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class MyClass
  attr_reader :myvar
  
  def initialize
    @myvar = "omg"
    do_stuff
  end
  
  
  def do_stuff

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#!/usr/bin/python

# Found @ http://darkreverser.wordpress.com/2008/02/13/new-blog

# Changelog
#  0.01 - Initial version
#  0.02 - Huffdic compressed books were not properly decrypted

import sys,struct,binascii

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(.)(.)

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class User < ActiveRecord::Base

  validates_uniqueness_of :email, :case_sensitive => false
  validate :valid_email?

  
private

  def valid_email?
    address = EmailVeracity::Address.new(email)

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config.gem "heycarsten-email-veracity", :lib => "email_veracity"

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begin
  retryable( :tries => 2 ) do
    Timeout::timeout(5) do |t|
      xml_string = open( my_url, "User-Agent" => "Firefox/2.0" ).read
    end
  end

rescue Timeout::Error
  LOG.error("Timeout error: #{$!} (#{my_url})")

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God.watch do |w|
  # ...

  # Setting ENV variables for your script.
  w.env = { "WORKER_ID" => "12" }

  # Allow STDOUT and capture it to a log file.
  w.log = "path/to/stdout/log/file.log"

  # ...