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<?php

class NestingTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    public function testMockedDepenency()
    {
        $mock = Mockery::mock( 'Dependency' );
        $mock->shouldReceive( 'doBar' )->with( 'foo' )->once();
        $class = new ClassWithGetter( $mock );
        $class->getFoo();

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/**
 * @param array $items
 * @param string $keyname
 * Takes an associative array with elements that include a with the key 'keyname'. Returns an array of just the field.
 */
public function mapToField( $items, $keyname )
{
	if( !$items )
		return array();
	$processfunc = function( $item ) use( $keyname )

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$scope.delete = function( id ){
	var deleteResource = function(){
		$resource('api/geekcontest/contests/:id', {'id':id}).delete();
	};

	window.setTimeout( deleteResource, 5000 );
};

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Click a delete button. Get the confirm dialog box. Click yes. 

Console logs "deleting [id]" and "done".

If I click delete again, or anything else, THEN the Restangular remove fires and sends the delete request.

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<?php
//=================================================================================================
class GeekCache_SimpleQuery extends GeekCache_TrackedCache
{	
	//==============================================================================================
	public function __construct( $query, $timelimit, $namespaces=array(), $filename = '' )
	{	
		if ( !$filename )
			$filename = 'query_' . md5( $query );
			

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<?php 
//Intended use of Tags

//an ordered array of tag names
$tags = array( 'people', 'authors' );

//to store
Cache::tags( $tags )->put('John', $john);

//to access

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<?php 
//Intended use of Sections
//This is not functional code, but will give you and idea of the changes intended

//an ordered array of section names
$sections = array( 'people', 'authors' );

//to store
Cache::sections( $sections )->put('John', $john);

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if [ $TM_RSYNC_SOURCE ]
  then
  rsync -e "ssh" -avz --exclude '.DS_Store' --exclude '.FBCLockFolder'  --exclude 'scaffold/cache' --exclude 'css/compiled/' --exclude '*.git' --exclude 'app/compiled/smarty/' --exclude '*.out' --exclude '*.mlog' --delete "$TM_RSYNC_SOURCE" "$TM_RSYNC_DEST"
fi

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DanielKarp: Hey--Sort of new to Sublime text. I'm trying to write a plugin to rsync my files to a remote server on save (I do the same thing in textmate).  So far, not a lot of luck.  Here is what I have so far: http://pastebin.com/Nv4QYG1N
[10:10pm] DanielKarp: any advice? am I going about this all wrong?
[10:11pm] DanielKarp: (this is a combination of what I used with textmate with some cut and paste from other people's plugins, mostly)
[10:19pm] aat joined the chat room.
[10:20pm] ggreer: if you're on linux, you can probably use inotify-tools to do that regardless what editor you're using
[10:20pm] ggreer: and if you're on OS X, I wrote an auto-rsync thing: https://github.com/ggreer/fsevents-tools
[10:20pm] ggreer: but going back to your plugin, it would be helpful if you linked to any error messages or exceptions you ran into
[10:26pm] aat left the chat room. (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.)
[10:26pm] moo-_-: DanielKarp: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/watchdog
[10:27pm] ggreer: yeah, that too

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My setup has Cmd-S and Cmd-Shift-S remapped to run the following AFTER saving:

if [ $TM_RSYNC_SOURCE ]
  then
  rsync -e "ssh" -avz --exclude '.DS_Store' --exclude '.FBCLockFolder' --exclude 'templates_c/' --exclude 'css/compiled/' --exclude '*.git' --exclude '*.out' --exclude '*.mlog' --delete "$TM_RSYNC_SOURCE" "$TM_RSYNC_DEST"
fi

the variables are project-specific Textmate variables--I'm sure there must be a way to 
do something similar with Sublime--I just haven't tried yet. For me, for example, 
TM_RSYNC_DST is [email protected]:/var/www/karp/