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module MiniTestWithHooks
  class Unit < MiniTest::Unit

    attr_reader :before_suites, :after_suites

    def before_suites(&block)
      (@before_suites ||= []) << block
    end
    
    def after_suites(&block)

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package main

import (
  "github.com/hawx/hadfield"
	"fmt"
	"os"
)

var cmdGreet = &hadfield.Command{
  Usage: "greet [options]",

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

function usage {
  echo "lomo [options]"
}

function short {
  echo "applies a simple lomo effect to the image."
}

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package main

import (
	"code.google.com/p/graphics-go/graphics"
	"github.com/nfnt/resize"

	"github.com/hawx/img/blend"
	"github.com/hawx/img/contrast"
	"github.com/hawx/img/hsla"
	"github.com/hawx/img/utils"

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#!/usr/bin/env sh
# Needs to be on $PATH as "img-testing".

function usage {
  echo "testing [args]"
}

function short {
  echo "A script to test external img scripts."
}

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# Usage: sh splitconv.sh "some.pdf"
 
echo "Making temporary directory..."
mkdir "splitconv-tmp"
 
echo "Splitting pdf..."
convert -size 1x2@ "$1" "splitconv-tmp/split.png"
 
echo "Rotating pages..."
convert -rotate 270 "tmp-tmp-tmp/split-*.png" "splitconv-tmp/rot.png"

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/*
    @theme Monokai
    @override-placeholders html, xml, css, sourcecode.js, sourcecode.php, sass, markdown
    @author Derek Reynolds
    @version 1.0b1
    @original https://github.com/derekr/monokai.foam
    
    This is a port of the Monokai theme for TextMate.
    The original theme can be found at: http://www.monokai.nl/blog/2006/07/15/textmate-color-theme/
    TextMate can be found at: http://macromates.com/

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#!/usr/bin/env sh
#
# Usage: prettymaker <start-row> <end-row> <start-col> <end-col>
#
#   Prettymaker will pull map tiles from in the ranges specified at level 10
#   zoom from prettymaps.stamen.com and build a massive map. Each tile is
#   256x256px so fully created map may be large!
#
#   Note: run this in an empty folder, it deletes stuff during processing and
#   may catch items you didn't want deleted.

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# Ruby _is_ meta-programming. Well maybe not, but I read somewhere that you
# should always start with a strong statement, even if not exactly true, then
# clarify it later.
#
# Anyway, meta-programming is amazing. Let's start with some stupid recursive
# definition thing...

class SelfDefining
  def define(&block)
    self.class.send(:define_method, :define, &block)

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Usage: tab-format <max-width> <input-file>
#    eg. tab-format 120 tango.txt > out.txt
#
#   Reformats ascii tabs to different widths. Will complain if tab contains any
#   other text. So <file> will look like (obviously with numbers in):
#
#     E |---------- ...
#     B |---------- ...