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If one was inclined to use the acts_as_yaffle pattern, they would probably use the second one, rather than the heavily cargo-culted first one.

	module Decorator

	def decorate(decorator_name, &block)
	(class << self; self; end).class_eval do
	define_method(decorator_name) do \|method_name_to_decorate\|
	with_feature = "#{method_name_to_decorate}_with_#{decorator_name}"
	without_feature = "#{method_name_to_decorate}_without_#{decorator_name}"

	define_method with_feature do
	# call decorator code passing argument of a proc that will call original method

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	#
	# Assignment block tidier, version 0.1.
	#
	# Copyright Chris Poirier 2006.
	# Licensed under the Academic Free License version 3.0.
	#
	# This script can be used as a command for TextMate to align all
	# of the equal signs within a block of text. When using it with
	# TextMate, set the command input to "Selected Text" or "Document",

	<% if params[:slow].present? %>
	<% 100.times do %>
	<% content_tag :div do %>
	Something here!!
	<% end -%>
	<% end -%>
	<% else %>
	<% 100.times do %>
	<%= content_tag :div, "Something here!!" %>
	<% end -%>

	=begin
	FOR UPDATE
	- no one else can SELECT ... FOR UPDATE the row
	- no one else can update/delete the row

	LOCK IN SHARE MODE
	- others may SELECT ... LOCK IN SHARE MODE
	- no one else can update/delete the row
	=end
	require 'rubygems'

	16. Fix opacity on IE8
	view source
	print?
	<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

	Internet Explorer 8 is a bit peculiar when it comes to support CSS opacity. It still doesn’t support the ‘opacity’ property like any other browser, but also breaks support for ‘filter: alpha(opacity=XX)’, which worked fine in IE6 and IE7. To work around this, insert above meta element in the HEAD section of the HTML.

	(from http://mir.aculo.us/2010/04/30/build-a-flash-like-game-with-scripty2/)

	.DS_Store
	*.log