paulitex

object Test extends App {
    val runs = 100
    val puts = 100
    var acc = 0L;
    for (k <- (0 until runs)) {
        val map = collection.mutable.Map[String, Int]()
        val start = System.currentTimeMillis
        for (i <- (0 until 100000)) {
            map += (i.toString -> i)
        }

paulitex

import org.scalatra.util.MutableMapWithIndifferentAccess
import scala.collection.mutable.{ Map => MMap }

/**
 * Provides a Rails/Scalatra like map that sits in the session
 * and destroys values after the request they were accessed in has returned
 *
 * @author paulitex
 *
 */

paulitex

# This all assumes you have the process running in 
# a terminal screen and you're on Linux-like system.

# First off, suspend the process and background it 
ctrl-z # suspend the process
bg # restart/continue the process in the background

# Now create files to log to. They can be called anything,
# Personally I would end the in .log. E.g. could be
# /var/logs/myprocess-stdout.log, 

paulitex

var req = SC.Request.create({
			address: 'http://localhost:8080',
			body: "Hello World"
			});
req.send();

paulitex

  textedit : SC.TextFieldView.create({
        isTextArea: YES,
        layout: {centerY: 0, centerX: 0, width: 170, height: 170},
        
        sizeCheck: function(key){
            if (key) console.log('%@ did change!'.fmt(key));
        }.observes('value', 'fieldValue')
    })

paulitex

    initMixin: function() {
        var resizeF;
        var thisView = this;
        if (typeof window.onresize === "function"){
            resizeF = function(){
                window.onresize();
                thisView.checkBounds();
            };
        }
        else {

paulitex

    initMixin: function() {
        var resizeF;
        var thisView = this;
        if (typeof window.onresize === "function"){
            resizeF = function(){
                window.onresize();
                thisView.checkBounds(thisView);
            };
        }
        else {