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mc = class << self; self; end
mc.send :define_method, :__my_method, &block

# this
__my_method(arg, barg, carg)
# or that
send :__my_method, arg, barg, carg

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---
twitter:
  password: xxxx
  login: sinatra
irc:
  nick: nancie
  nickserv: xxxx_nickserv_pwd_here
  channel: sinatra
  server: irc.freenode.net
cheat:

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# Classical top-style apps and Sinatra::Default has a bunch of useful
# default settings not found in Sinatra::Base:
#
# - Exceptions are mapped to the error handler of your Sinatra app
#   instead of propagating to Rack
#
# - The Rack::MethodOverride middleware is enabled, allowing the
#   '_method=PUT' hack
#
# - Static files are served from the public directory

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#! /usr/bin/env ruby

# this program will give you a 'named screen' (ns) command that will create
# named screens that will also name Terminal.app tabs, even on re-attach.
# save it in ~/bin/ns and use as in
#
# to create a named screen 
#
#   ns foobar
#

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require 'rest_client'

class Unfuddle < Sinatra::Base
  post '/unfuddle/:project' do
    RestClient.post "/#{params[:project]}/builds"
  end
end    

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00:10 @jsmith: LemensTS: I'm not a big Dell fan, but the 2950 makes is a rock-solid Asterisk box
00:10 @jsmith: s/makes is/makes/
00:10  jbot: jsmith meant: LemensTS: I'm not a big Dell fan, but the 2950 makes a rock-solid Asterisk box

# that's awesome!

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require 'sinatra'

enable :sessions

post '/counter' do
  (session[:counter] ||= 0) += 1
end

get '/' do
  "You've hit me #{session[:counter]} times!"

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require "sinatra"

post "/foo" do
  redirect "/bar"
end

get "/bar" do
  "Hello, World!"
end

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require 'sinatra'
class Blog < Sinatra::Default
  get '/' do
    ..
  end
end

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Test::Unit::TestCase.send :include, Sinatra::Test

class Waste < Sinatra::Base
  get '/' do
    puts session[:test]
  end
end

describe 'Waste' do
  before do