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#!/bin/bash
while [ true ] ; clear; do ls -la $1; sleep 1; done

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#!/bin/bash
while [ true ] ; clear; do ls -la $1; sleep 1; done

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/* for dkastner: PHP inject... but not really. ;) */
$whats_a_block = 0;
foreach (array(3, 3, 3, 3) as $i) {
  $whats_a_block += $i;
}

echo $whats_a_block; // => 12

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[chained_from_above].live("quickactions.close", function() {
  $(this).removeClass("active");
  var disclosure = $(this).siblings(".quickactions_menu").first();
  disclosure.hide();
});
$("body").bind("click", function() {
  // I'm sure there's a better jQuery way to specify a graph of nodes that should not trigger the close behavior, but
  // I took the easy way out:
  if($(this).is("body")) { 
    $(".menu_toggle").trigger("quickactions.close");

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>> c = Client.new(:name => "Rollmeback", :timezone => "UTC")
=> #<Client id: nil, name: "Rollmeback", ...>
>> Client.transaction do
?>   c.save
>>   raise ActiveRecord::Rollback
>> end
=> nil
>> c.id
=> 26
>> Client.find(26)

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# Need to find out how many days are in the current month?
#   leverage the power of Date#<<(n), which "rewinds" the date by n months.
#   it helpfully sets the day correctly if you rewind from the 31st, so rewind from 12/31.

days_in_current_month = ( Date.new(Time.now.year, 12, 31).to_date << ( 12 - Time.now.month ) ).day

# You could also make this a method call

def days_in_month(month_number)
  ( Date.new(Time.now.year, 12, 31).to_date << ( 12 - month_number ) ).day

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# bare Prototypes begin with a Capital Letter, and you usually clone Object:
Cube := Object clone

# := creates a new 'slot' on the receiver and sets that slot to the value of the right-hand side:
Cube sides := 6

# Io has simple message-passing, no operator used: 'Receiver message'
Cube sides # ===> 6

# to def a method rather than a raw property, use the "method" message:

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# A webserver version of le_twittre!
# usage: io twitter_frontend_server.io
# "API" : http://localhost:8080/?user=<username>, otherwise you get the public timeline.

# There's no native JSON tools, so I found this janky one. This is how you import files, basically.
# As a side-note, the autoloader is pretty cool. Check the Io Guide for more.
doFile("json.io")

server := HttpServer clone do(
  setPort(8080)

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(function($) {
  $.fn.selectText = function() {
    var doc = window.document;
    return this.each(function() {
      var selection, range;
      if (window.getSelection && doc.createRange) {
        // modern FF, Safari, and Opera (I think)
        selection = window.getSelection();
        range = doc.createRange();
        range.selectNodeContents(this);

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With rspec 1.x:

spec path/to/file_spec.rb:LINE_NUMBER

With rspec 2.x:

rspec path/to/file_spec.rb:LINE_NUMBER
rspec --tag TAG_NAME

BTW, tagging is accomplished like so: