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void Main()
{
	// The text to test it on
	var text = new WorkingText("Annie1aa2");

	// The parser: hits on "Deane" or "Annie" following by a number, then two letters, then another number
	var parser = new Sequence(
		new Any(
			new TextParser("Deane"),
			new TextParser("Annie")

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[UIDescriptorRegistration]
public class HideVisualViewUIDescriptor : UIDescriptor<[Page Type or interface>
{
    public HideVisualViewUIDescriptor() : base()
    {
        DefaultView = CmsViewNames.AllPropertiesView;
        EnableStickyView = false;
        DisabledViews = new[] { CmsViewNames.PreviewView, CmsViewNames.OnPageEditView };
    }
}

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void Main()
{
	// This code depends on the FlatFiles Nuget package: https://github.com/jehugaleahsa/FlatFiles
	// Download the dataset from here: https://view.data.post45.org/nytfull
	
	var pathToFile = @"[path to file]";
	
	var mapper = DelimitedTypeMapper.Define<BookRanking>();
	mapper.Property(c => c.Year).ColumnName("year");
	mapper.Property(c => c.Week).ColumnName("week").InputFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

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// This is some rough/stub code for extracting raw text from a Word document
// A modern Word document (.docx) is just a zip file. Extract it.
// Find a file called word/document.xml. That contains the text of the document.
// Paragraphs are in "w:p" tags, and text is in "w:t".
// Iterate the "p" tags, then concatenate all the "t" tags inside them

void Main()
{
  var doc = XDocument.Parse(File.ReadAllText(" [path to word/document.xml] "));
  XNamespace nsW = "http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/wordprocessingml/2006/main";

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public void Configuration(IAppBuilder app)
{
  // This is the URL template to call
  // The placeholders are optional -- they will be replaced with data specific to the content that is published
  var webhookUrl = "https://example.com?id={id}&type={type}&version={version}";
  
  // Here is an example URL that would be called for this example:
  // https://example.com?id=17&type=ArticlePage&version=691
  
  var events = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<IContentEvents>();

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// Doc here: https://deanebarker.net/tech/code/extract-fragment-middleware/
// Requires AngleSharp (via Nuget)

using AngleSharp.Html.Parser;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace DeaneBarker.Optimizely.Middleware

deanebarker

/*

This is specifically designed to do as little as possible and have no dependencies.

1. It's styled sort of like a code editor (?)
2. Spellchecking is turned off (no red squiggly lines -- I hate those!)
3. The TAB key will insert 2 spaces, instead of moving focus
4. When you press enter, it will add leading spaces to match the leading spaces on the prior line

...and that's all it does.

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// Example:
// {% assign people = query.sortby['lastname'].direction['desc'].limit[2] %}

public class QueryValue : FluidValue
{
  // This is only needed for testing
  // In production, the query would be of some external resource
  private IEnumerable<Person> _items;

  // This is an anonymous method that handles the index

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public class XmlValue : FluidValue
{
  // The accessor to retrieve the text content of an element
  public static string TextAccessor { get; set; } = "_text";
  
  // The accessor to retrieve a dictionary of attributes of an element
  public static string AttributesAccessor { get; set; } = "_attrs";
  
  // The accessor to retrieve an array of the children of an element
  public static string ChildrenAccessor { get; set; } = "_children";

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namespace DeaneBarker
{
  public class FakeFileProvider : IFileProvider
  {
    // I don't think Fluid ever calls these (fingers crossed)
    public IDirectoryContents GetDirectoryContents(string subpath) { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
    public IChangeToken Watch(string filter) { throw new NotImplementedException(); }

    public IFileInfo GetFileInfo(string path)
    {