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class VersionDetection
  constructor: (@persistentStorage, @callbacks) ->

  execute: ->
    installedVersion = this._parseVersion @persistentStorage["installedVersion"]
    version = this._parseVersion this._getVersion()

    return this._onInstalled(version) unless installedVersion
    
    return if installedVersion.string == version.string

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class ClickTracking
  constructor: ->
    @lastX = -1
    @lastY = -1

    this._hookEvent()

    $(document).on "click", "*", (e) =>
      this._trackClick(e)

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given

| date      | num |
| 01/11/12  | 1   |
| 02/11/12  | 1   |
| 03/11/12  | 3   |
| 04/11/12  | 3   |
| 05/11/12  | 3   |
| 06/11/12  | 3   |
| 07/11/12  | 4   |

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  has_one :latest_successful_audit_factor_change, 
              class_name: "AuditFactorChange", 
              primary_key: "san", 
              foreign_key: "san", 
              conditions: {status: "Complete"},
              order: "finished_at DESC"

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1.9.3p194 :012 > ActiveSupport::TimeZone["America/New_York"]
 => (GMT-05:00) America/New_York 
1.9.3p194 :013 > DateTime.now.utc
 => Wed, 31 Oct 2012 16:15:11 +0000 
1.9.3p194 :014 > ActiveSupport::TimeZone["America/New_York"].utc_to_local(DateTime.now.utc)
 => Wed, 31 Oct 2012 12:15:18 +0000 
1.9.3p194 :015 > 

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I would have thought that regular WTF readers would have grown out of the "language x is bad" mentality. There are few bad languages but many bad programmers. There's little correlation between the two. Apart from PHP.

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class Array
  def expand_ranges
    self.collect { |wtf| wtf.is_a?(Range) ? wtf.to_a : wtf }.flatten
  end
end

[1..15, 19, 21..25].expand_ranges.each { |i| puts i }

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require "spec_helper"

describe Formulae do
  it "should do some stuff.." do
    nmpf = Formulae.new "days / 273.93", days: 420
    aobf = Formulae.new "breedfactor * trimsters", breedfactor: 1.10, trimsters: nmpf
    ccf = Formulae.new "cats * breeding", cats: 2, breeding: aobf

    f = Formulae.new "10 * catcount", catcount: ccf

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<clocKwize> vectorshelve, your cucumber tests should be from a users point of view, so write "Then the user should see a sucessful message in their current locale" and the step for that be page.should have_content i18n.get(arg1, @user.locale) or something
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<clocKwize> arg1 should actually be :feedback_sucess_message or something whatever
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<clocKwize> otherwise the implementation details a user doesn't cares about are visible in a user centric test. would your user say "Then I should see a sucessful message" or "Then i should see t(feedback_sucessful)"

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global_client_stats $ rake routes
                        root        /                                                  application#root
                                    /resque                                            #<struct Sinatra::ExtendedRack app=#<Sinatra::ShowExceptions:0x00000005b3ddf0 @app=#<Rack::Head:0x00000005b3de18 @app=#<Rack::NullLogger:0x00000005b3de40 @app=#<Rack::Protection::FrameOptions:0x00000005b3df08 @app=#<Rack::Protection::IPSpoofing:0x00000005b3df80 @app=#<Rack::Protection::JsonCsrf:0x00000005b3dff8 @app=#<Rack::Protection::PathTraversal:0x00000005b3e070 @app=#<Rack::Protection::XSSHeader:0x00000005b3e110 @app=#<Resque::Server:0x00000005b3e570 @default_layout=:layout, @app=nil, @template_cache=#<Tilt::Cache:0x00000005b3e548 @cache={}>>, @options={:reaction=>:drop_session, :logging=>true, :message=>"Forbidden", :encryptor=>Digest::SHA1, :session_key=>"rack.session", :status=>403, :allow_empty_referrer=>true, :xss_mode=>:block, :except=>[:session_hijacking, :remote_token]}>, @op