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module AModule
  class String
    def i_like_open_classes
      puts "#{self} hasn't been monkey patched"
    end
  end
end

string = String.new
begin

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module ModuleExample
  def self.hello_world
    puts 'This is a static hello world from a module'
  end

  def hello_world
    puts 'This is a non static hello world from a module'
  end
end

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class ComputerBrand
  include Comparable
  
  attr_reader :name

  def initialize(name)
    @name = name
  end

  def <=>(other)

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class AccessControlExamples
  def public_method_by_default
  end

  protected
  def first_protected_method
  end
  def second_protected_method
  end
  

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class MoreAccessControlExamples
  def public_by_default
  end
  
  protected def protected_method
  end
  
  public def this_is_public_too
  end
  

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class EvenMoreAccessControlExamples
  def public_by_default
  end
  
  def protected_method
  end
  
  def this_is_public_too
  end
  

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"Disable arrows
map   <up>    <nop>
map   <down>  <nop>
map   <left>  <nop>
map   <right> <nop>
imap  <up>    <nop>
imap  <down>  <nop>
imap  <left>  <nop>
imap  <right> <nop>

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Post explaining how the blog file format works.

#title:
The post file format

#description:
Showing the file format that the blog posts have in my blog engine

#date:
2011-03-22 22:00

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!!! XML
%rss(version="2.0"
     xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"
     xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom")

  %channel
    %title Javier Acero's blog
    %link #{url('blog/rss')}
    %atom:link(href="#{url('blog/rss')}"
               rel="self"

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set_name = (name) -> @name = name

set_name 'Juan'
console.log name  #Juan                                                                                            
console.log @name #undefined

#How context works here is pretty weird...
#Looks like set_name is not evaluated on "this" context
#This seems quite true if we do: