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# This extends the behavior of Rake to allow you to see all of the dependencies
# of a Rake task recursively, not just the immediate dependencies.
#
# It adds a -d option (also called --dependency-tree).  Left blank, this
# option shows you dependencies for all Rake tasks.  Alternatively, you
# can pass a regular expression to this option and it will only show
# dependencies for matching tasks.
#
# To use this special version of Rake, save it in a Ruby file called
# raketree.rb (but the name really doesn't matter).  Here are some examples of

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App.handlers.employees = Ember.Object.create({

  add: function() {
    App.viewables.newEmployee.reset();
    App.viewables.employeeFormPane.set('adding', true);
  },

  cancel: function() {
    App.viewables.employeeFormPane.set('adding', false);
  },

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this_file = Regexp.new(__FILE__)

# Capture every single time an exception is raised in this Ruby program.
# Use TracePoint for Ruby 2.0+, set_trace_func for Ruby 1.9-
trace = TracePoint.new(:raise) do |tp|

  exception = tp.raised_exception
  backtrace = exception.backtrace

  # if the source of the error is in this file

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console