Andy Brown clickclickmoon

clickclickmoon / beer.crisp

Created May 22, 2011 21:06

99 bottles of beer on the wall in crisp

	song[

	[ This is the '99 bottles of beer on the wall' little puzzle from Rosetta Code.
	The expected output is in (you'll never guess) expected.output for running
	this program as a unit test.
	comment]

	exported[sing/0 list]
	author[Andy Brown (click) <[email protected]> string]

clickclickmoon / Cakefile

Created May 5, 2011 04:57

Demo for the sp0t

	fs = require('fs')
	sys = require('sys')
	exec = require('child_process').exec
	spawn = require('child_process').spawn

	option '-l', '--lint', 'Run the coffee scripts through jslint after compilation to javascript'

	tar_cmd = "tar -cvjf ggnome.tar.bz2 server/"

	###

clickclickmoon / Cakefile

Created May 1, 2011 14:26

My First Cakefile

	fs = require('fs')
	sys = require('sys')
	exec = require('child_process').exec
	spawn = require('child_process').spawn

	option '-l', '--lint', 'Run the coffee scripts through jslint after compilation to javascript'


	###
	Script File Data

clickclickmoon / language.y.rb

Created April 20, 2010 17:09

	#!/usr/bin/racc
	# -- encoding: utf-8 -- Lapis Racc Parser Class
	# Andy Brown <[email protected]> [April, 12, 2010]

	/* This is a BNF style parser generator grammar for the
	* Lapis Language to be used by racc. Racc is a tool
	* much like Yacc or Bison implemented for Ruby.
	*
	* Racc will parse this file and create a lapis.tab.rb
	* file that contains a Parser class with a do_parse

clickclickmoon / network.rb

Created March 23, 2010 22:43

	### network.rb - Andy Brown <[email protected]> [21 March, 2010]
	###============================================================================
	### Network class for communication with the game server.

	require 'socket'
	require 'fiber'

	## Network Class
	##-----------------------------------------------------------------------
	## Rather than threads, the Network class uses fibers from Ruby 1.9. It

clickclickmoon / example.erl

Created November 30, 2009 20:51

	%% connection/1
	%%==============================================================================
	%% There are two common idioms I've found for this. (A) This function spawns a
	%% handler loop and then recuses on itself. (B) This function spawns another of
	%% itself and calls the handler loop. (A) makes more sense for the socket close
	%% handling to be sure that it's getting done.
	connection(Listen, ClientListPid) ->

	% Accept a connection and set it up for incoming connections
	{ok, Socket} = gen_tcp:accept(Listen),

clickclickmoon / gist:207061

Created October 10, 2009 19:07