snuxoll

to compile:
valac -o sum --pkg vala-1.0 stdin_reader.vala sum_application.vala

snuxoll

using GLib;

namespace snuxoll {
    class StdinReader : Object {
    
        public StdinReader () {
            
        }
        
        public bool eof() {

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

total = 0

STDIN.each_line do |line|
  total += line.split(" ").inject(0) { |sum, x| sum + x.to_i }
end

puts "GRAND TOTAL: #{total}"

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module YCombinator
    def y_comb(&generator)
        proc { |x|
            proc { |*args|
                generator.call(x.call(x)).call(*args)
            }
        }.call(proc { |x|
            proc { |*args|
                generator.call(x.call(x)).call(*args)
            }

snuxoll

require 'network_connection'

conn = NetworkConnection.new('irc.freenode.net', 6667)

# Create a new handler for the event
conn.data_received + lambda do |server, text|
  if text =~ /^PING/
    server.send(text.gsub(/^PING/, "PONG"))
  end
end

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require 'ruby-event'

# General purpose wrapper for network connections
class NetworkConnection
  attr_reader :hostname, :port, :thread
  
  # Create a new event to be fired when we recieve data
  # from the server
  event :data_received

snuxoll

name: Stefan Nuxoll
age: 17

snuxoll

# adds two named arguments passed in, named :first and
# :second respectively
def add(args)
  args[:first] + args[:second]
end

# Call it using 1.8 and below style
puts add(:first => 2, :second => 4) # 6

# Call it using the 1.9 style hash syntax

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# Adds the two arguments passed in to the method
def add(num1, num2)
  num1 + num2
end

# We have an array that we want to pass in to add,
# with each item as a seperate argument
my_args = [1, 2]

# Prefixing a variable name with a * will attempt

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  #
  # Return UTM Zone for a geom
  #
  # Return Integer
  def utm_zone
    geomgeog = srid == 4326 ? self[get_column_name] : transform(4326)
    puts geomgeog.class
    geom = case geomgeog
           when Point then  geomgeog
           when LineString then geomgeog.first