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var axon = require('axon')

var PORT1 = 8900;
var PORT2 = 8901;

var push1 = axon.socket('push')
    push1.bind(PORT1)

var push2 = axon.socket('push')
    push2.bind(PORT2)

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var zmq = require('zmq')

function sockit(name){
	var sock = zmq.socket('req');
	sock.connect('tcp://127.0.0.1:9000');
	sock.on('message', function(res){
		console.log("%s: %s",name,res.toString())
	});
	return sock;
}

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everyauth.everymodule.submodule('c9')
    .get('callbackPath',
         'the url that c9 returns')
      .step('findOrCreateUser')
        .accepts('req res next')
        .promises(null)
    .callbackPath('/auth/c9')
    .findOrCreateUser(function(req, res, next){
        console.log("c9 Auth");
    })

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message Client {
  required string uuid       = 5;
  optional string accountid  = 1;
  optional string email      = 2;
  optional string status     = 3;
  optional AccessToken token = 4;
  required int64 amount = 6;
}

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	java.io.FilterInputStream.read(FilterInputStream.java:116)
	java.nio.channels.Channels$ReadableByteChannelImpl.read(Channels.java:221)
	scalax.io.ResourceAdapting$ReadableChannelAdapter.read(ResourceAdapting.scala:75)
	scalax.io.support.FileUtils$.copy(FileUtils.scala:130)
	scalax.io.traversable.Sliceable.toArray(Sliceable.scala:75)
	scalax.io.traversable.ByteResourceTraversable$$anonfun$toArray$2.apply(ByteResourceTraversable.scala:50)
	scalax.io.traversable.ByteResourceTraversable$$anonfun$toArray$2.apply(ByteResourceTraversable.scala:50)
	scalax.io.CloseableIterator$.withIterator(CloseableIterator.scala:124)
	scalax.io.traversable.ByteResourceTraversable.toArray(ByteResourceTraversable.scala:50)
	scalax.io.Input$class.byteArray(Input.scala:81)

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object Put extends Controller {
  def index = DecodeProtobuf(classOf[MyProtobuf]) { stack :MyProtobuf =>
    Action {
      // do something with stack
    }
  }
}

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abstract class Prize {
    def * (int x) = {
        val list = List()
        for (i=0; i<x; i++){
            list.append( this )
        }
        list
    }
}
case class CoinPrize(multipler: Int) extends Prize 

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# Exclude the build directory
build/*
 
# Exclude temp nibs and swap files
*~.nib
*.swp
 
# Exclude OS X folder attributes
.DS_Store
 

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Introduction

Method overloading sucks in Scala because it actually detracts from your flexibility. An implicit conversion is a feature of Scala that let's the compiler look up how to convert objects between types at compile time.

Let's say I define a method with the following signature:

def doSomething( action: Action )

Somewhere else in the code I write:

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Instructions

1. Create a script in Google Spreadsheets and paste the code.
2. Create a trigger to run fetch whenever the document is edited
3. Go to the spreadsheet, type a company name in the A column and hit enter

The script should take the name, fetch data from crunchbase and insert a row with the requested data.