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In Rails 3

NOTE: This post now lives (and kept up to date) on my blog: http://hakunin.com/rails3-load-paths

If you add a dir directly under app/

Do nothing. All files in this dir are eager loaded in production and lazy loaded in development by default.

If you add a dir under app/something/

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TERMINATORS = ["\n", ";"]
ESC = "\\"
QUOTES = ['"', "'"]

class c:
    """
    Will be at the start of a list representing an expression
    in curly braces. Every c() is equal to any other c()
    """

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var exportToDir = "/Users/julik/Code/apps/mvp/public/icons/";

/* Crop every icon in your Illustrator file witha named artboard. This script will export them all */
var docRef = app.activeDocument;
docRef.save();

// Get the source path
var originalPath = app.activeDocument.fullName.toString();

// Allocate a copy of the current document that we will throw away. We do this

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uniform sampler2D input1;
uniform float adsk_input1_w, adsk_result_w;

void main()
{
 // this should output the width of the input1 into the G channel of the shader,
// but it's value is always zero. And it wasn't. The test_shader stipulates that
// adsk_{sampler_name}_w / adsk_{sampler_name}_h : when declared as a float
//  uniform, this gives access to each texture's resolution
// but it's broken now

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// Detect Control/Shift/Alt key status
var CTRL = false;
var SHIFT = false; 
var ALT = false;
var CHAR_CODE = -1;

var menuItemDiv = null;

var curMouseX, curMouseY;

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readgeo = nuke.selectedNode()

# register the first frame of the selected readgeo
hold_first = int(readgeo["range_first"].value())
# and the last frame
hold_last  = int(readgeo["range_last"].value())

# generate the holds
hold_before = nuke.nodes.FrameHold(first_frame = hold_first)
hold_before.setInput(0, readgeo)

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#! /usr/bin/env ruby
# "Fork and Forget"
# Don't wait if you don't have to:  A mini-tutorial about concurrency
# mechanisms in Ruby and basic Unix systems programming, and how you can use
# them to avoid waiting.
#
# I have heard that people are occasionally unfamiliar with this strategy.
# It's a common idiom, regardless of language, and it is also essentially built
# into Erlang (and Termite Scheme, etc.).
#

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def path
  super || own_computed_path
end

private

def own_computed_path
  path_components = [parent_path]
  if node_id && !parent_path.empty?
    path_components.push '[%s]' % node_id

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class OxMama
  def path
  end
end

class WyrwiGlaz < OxMama
  def parent_path
    'junk'
  end
  

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using = (context, args..., f) -> f.apply(context, args)

window.app = {}
window.inApp = (f) ->
  using window.app, f