xoebus

def ask(question, default=nil, valid = /.*/, multiline=false)
  output = question
  output << " [#{default}]" unless default.nil?
  output << " (Optional)" if valid =~ ""
  output << ": "
  puts output
  
  matches = false
  answer = default

xoebus

// Welcome to hell... and the reason
// for the ability to embed variables
// in strings. Yes, this is effectively the
// same as just writing the damn thing out.
// And yes, I did generate this code - I'm not
// that insane.
outputBottleStatement(int numBottles) {

	if (numBottles == 99) {
			print("99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer.");

xoebus

# Add this to a buildr 'buildfile' to receive growl notifications when compilation
# completes or fails (including cc compilations)

require 'ruby_gntp'

 # Growl setup
 Buildr.application.on_completion do |title, message|
   GNTP.notify({
     :app_name => "buildr",
     :title    => title,