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import scala.collection.mutable.Queue

object Brainfuck {
  def main(args: Array[String]) {
    val code = io.Source.fromFile("src.txt") filter ("[]<>.,+-" contains _) toSeq

    exec(code)
  }

  def exec(code: Seq[Char]) {

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function setps1 {
  export GIT_PS1_SHOWDIRTYSTATE=true
  export GIT_PS1_SHOWUNTRACKEDFILES=true

  # Hostname (if SSH_TTY is set)
  # Directory
  # Git branch
  # Last command exit status
  # $
  export PS1='\

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(function ($) {
  $.lens = {};
  
  $.lens.of = function (get, set) {
    var lens = function (d) { return get(d); }
    lens.set = set;
    lens.modify = function (d, f) { return set(d, f(get(d))); }
    lens.compose = function (other_lens) {
      return $.lens.of(
        function (d) { return other_lens(get(d)); },

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Object.lenses = function () {
  var lens = null;
  for (arg in arguments) {
    var next = Object.lens(arguments[arg]);
    lens = lens ? lens.compose(next) : next;
  }
  return lens
}

var l = Object.lenses("one", "five")

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scala> implicit class InputStreamAsString(is: InputStream) {
     | def asString = {
     | val buff = new Array[Byte](256)
     | new String(Iterator.continually({ val c = is.read(buff); buff.take(c)}).takeWhile(_.size>0).flatten.toArray)
     | }
     | }
defined class InputStreamAsString

scala> var s = new ByteArrayInputStream("asdfasdfasdfasdfasdf".getBytes("UTF-8"))
s: java.io.ByteArrayInputStream = java.io.ByteArrayInputStream@72c454a

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function id(x) { return x; }

function constant(v) {
  return function () {
    return v;
  }
}

Function.prototype.memoize = function() {
  var f = this;

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/* Came up with this today */
Function.prototype.lift = function(f) {
  return function() {
    return this.apply(this, Array.prototype.map.call(arguments, f));
  }.bind(this)
}

/* Why!?  Well, suppose you've got some function that takes a bunch of ints... */
// cmp :: Int -> Int -> Int
function cmp (a, b) {

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import scala.language.implicitConversions

/*
So earlier this week I was reading about how scalaz implements the "enhance my library"
pattern. It's a pretty nifty way to add methods to existing objects in a type-safe way.
However, this is @zip here, so of course I'm gonna use it for something gross.

So, I'm a fan of Javascript, inexplicably.  Javascript has a… looser… notion of types.
In particular, all sorts of things can be true or false!  Empty lists are false, full
ones are true.  Who wouldn't want the following capability?

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import scalaz._
import Scalaz._
  
object HowMonadsWork {
  /* 
  You may have found yourself asking, what is a Monad, anyway?
  
  Some kinda burrito-spacesuit-magical-wavy thing, if you ask the internet.
  The internet isn't very helpful.  This probably isn't, either.
  

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function setps1 {
  export GIT_PS1_SHOWDIRTYSTATE=true
  export GIT_PS1_SHOWUNTRACKEDFILES=true

  # "(root) " in red if root
  # Hostname (if SSH_TTY is set)
  # Directory
  # Git branch, if in git and available
  # Last command exit status
  # $ times shlvl, or # if root