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        <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
        <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
        <plist version="1.0">
        <dict>
        	<key>Label</key>
        	<string>com.wilcoxd.passenger_standalone</string>
        	<key>ProgramArguments</key>
        	<array>
        		<string>/Users/rwilcox/.rvm/bin/radiant_site_ruby</string>
        		<string>/Users/rwilcox/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.8.7-p299@radiant_site/bin/passenger</string>

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# Create our own FileSystemResolver so that it looks for a .html file to render if
# the (action).(format).erb file is not there. Useful for our MIME alias format.partial -
# instead of needing to create a (something).partial.erb file we can use (something).html.erb
# and use the template for both 
#
# In this case (something).partial.erb files will be used if we want to provide something different than
# what the normal partial provides us. WD-rpw 05-12-2011

class DefaultHtmlTemplateFormat < ActionView::FileSystemResolver

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/* See this in action at: https://github.com/rwilcox/rails_js_representation/blob/master/app/views/todos/show.js.erb */

(function(){
  var myobj = {
     reallyDue: function() {
         if (<%= @todo.new_record? -%>) {
           alert("this is a new record");
         } else {
            alert("old record");
         }

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# Motion commands
map "<Alt-Delete>", "<Alt-Right><Alt-Delete>"  # Delete entire current word
map "<Cmd-Alt-Delete>", "<Cmd-Right><Cmd-Delete>" # Delete entire current line

# Move the current line one line up, or one line down (switch this line with the line currently
# above or below it)
#
# See also: TextMate's Text -> Move Selection -> Line Up (or Line Down)
map "<Cmd-Ctrl-Up>", "<Cmd-Left><Shift-Cmd-Right><Cmd-x><Delete><Up><Return><Shift-Cmd-Left><Delete><Cmd-v>"
map "<Cmd-Ctrl-Down>", "<Cmd-Left><Shift-Cmd-Right><Cmd-x><Delete><Down><Cmd-Right><Return><Shift-Cmd-Left><Delete><Cmd-v>"

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module AssetPath

  # Why this instead of Sproket's require_tree?
  # Sprokets compiles one SASS file at a time, which works OK... until you want
  # to pull out some SASS things (mixins, layout settings) into separate files.
  # In that case, you want to have SASS compile everything all at once, in one big file
  # So, use this helper to include all the SASS files down a path
  #
  # The alternative is the ugly (and not DRY!): <http://asciicasts.com/episodes/268-sass-basics>
  # where you list every file manually in the application.css.scass file.

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# WITH HASHIE (https://github.com/intridea/hashie)
# ######################################################

class User

   before_create :default_preferences_value 
   serialize :preferences_hash
   delegate :full_name, :to => :preferences_hash
   delegate :full_name=, :to => :preferences_hash
   delegate :timezone,  :to => :preferences_hash

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tell application "BBEdit"
	-- select the top level item of the project directory
	set runcTagsIn to project window 1's selected items
	if (runcTagsIn is missing value) or runcTagsIn is {} then
		display dialog "plesae select the top level directory!"
	end if
	set uPath to POSIX path of (item 1 of runcTagsIn)
	
	display dialog "Going to run ctags in " & uPath & ". Is this OK?"
	do shell script "cd '" & uPath & "'; /usr/local/bin/bbedit --maketags"

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  # If the item has one comment, show it, else show the last comment and allow the user to expand
  # (yes, a slightly contrived example)
  def primary_comment
    if self.comemnts.count > 1
      "<details class='primary_comment details'><summary><h3>" + self.comments.last.text + " (and #{self.comments.count - 1} others)"
      "<ul>"
      self.comments.each[0...-1] do |comment|
        "<li>" + comment.text + "</li>"
      end
    else

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hello world

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