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import re


def phpdict(src):
    myDict = {}
    for k, v in src.items():
        pattern = re.search('([^[]+)((?:\[[^\]]*\])+)', k)
        if pattern:
            path = [(int(p) if p.isdigit() else p) for p in re.findall('\[([^\]]+)\]', k)]
            new_key = pattern.group(1)

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interface RestApiService {
    companion object {
        const val PUSH_PLATFORM = "gcm"
    }

    @PUT
    fun installPush(@Url endpoint: String,
                    @Header("Authorization") authorization: String, 
                    @Body request: PushInstallationRequest): Observable<ResponseBody>

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⋊> ~/.c/f/functions pwd        
/Users/mensly/.config/fish/functions
⋊> ~/.c/f/functions cat focus.fish
function focus
 cd ~/Projects/mensly/katzrdum
 clear
end
⋊> ~/.c/f/functions cat github.fish   
function github
 ~/Applications/github $argv

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function smv --description "smv <localfile> <user>@<host>:<remotefile>"
 # What deranged mind needed this?
 scp $argv[1..-1]
 if [ $argv[1] = '-r' ]
  rm $argv[1..2]
 else
  rm $argv[1]
 end
 # TODO: Support -r parameter properly
end

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
deeplink.py

Script to make it easier to test deeplinks from the command line without remembering arcane
incantations to conjure the spirits of the computer.
Add to your path somewhere, and run in your project directory passing the url of the deeplink.
If the platform name 'ios' or 'android' is in the working directory name, it doesn't need to be
passed as an argument, though this can be done as well. The Android package name can also be
explicitly included.