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Public Sub GenerarSoloConFormato()
    Call AutoCorrectListFormatted(True)
End Sub

Public Sub GenerarListaAutocorreccion()
    Call AutoCorrectListFormatted(False)
End Sub

Private Sub AutoCorrectListFormatted(Optional soloConFormato As Boolean = False)
    Dim a As AutoCorrectEntry

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Analysis of Moodle Dashboard Embedding Capabilities

This document summarizes the investigation into embedding custom JavaScript applications within a Moodle dashboard, showing the initial analysis and the final conclusion based on live testing.

Initial Analysis (Based on HTTP Headers and HTML)

1. No Content-Security-Policy (CSP): The HTTP headers for the Moodle page were missing a Content-Security-Policy (CSP) header. A CSP header is the primary browser-level mechanism to control which external resources (like scripts) can be loaded. Its absence suggested that loading external scripts would be possible.

2. HTML Sanitization Appears Minimal: An initial test of adding a simple HTML block with <div> and <h3> tags was successful, indicating that Moodle's own sanitization was not overly aggressive.

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GEMINI Best Practices for Project Interaction

This document outlines a set of best practices for AI models when interacting with user projects. Adhering to these guidelines is critical for ensuring safety, consistency, and a productive collaboration.

1. Core Principles

• User is the Priority: The user's instructions and feedback are the most important source of truth. If there is any ambiguity, ask for clarification rather than making an assumption.
• Safety First: Never perform destructive actions (e.g., deleting files, modifying critical infrastructure) without explicit confirmation from the user. Always explain the potential impact of such actions before proceeding.
• Clarity is Key: If the user's intent is unclear, ask for clarification. It is better to ask a question than to proceed with a wrong assumption.

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/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-non-null-assertion */
function set(
  obj: Record<string, any>,
  path: string[] | string,
  value: unknown,
): void {
  if (typeof path === 'string') {
    path = path.split(/[\.\[\]]/).filter(Boolean);
  }

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class HawkExperiment
{
    async getEndpoint(request: Request, params: any)
    {
        // headers = array of key value pairs extracted from headers
        let headers: {[p: string]: string} = {}
        request.headers.forEach((val, key, allHeaders) => {
            headers[key] = val
        })
        return Response.json({

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const { assign, createMachine, interpret } = require('xstate');
const { inspect } = require('util');

const queueMachine = createMachine({
	id: 'queueMachine',
	initial: 'idle',
	context: {
		invokes: [],
		processing: {},
		results: []

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class DisposableStack {
	constructor() {
		if (!(this instanceof DisposableStack)) {
			throw new TypeError('DisposableStack must be constructed with new');
		}
		this.#state = 'pending';
		this.#disposeCapability = newDisposeCapability();
	}

	get disposed() {

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Notable example of Dependency Injection and use of FileTransports discussed in awilix issues

jeffijoe/awilix#128

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var crypto = require('crypto');

const id = process.env.API_ID; // your API ID, reading from environment variable
const key = process.env.KEY; // your API key, reading from environment variable

const preFix = "VERACODE-HMAC-SHA-256";
const verStr = "vcode_request_version_1";

var resthost = "api.veracode.com"; // rest host
var xmlhost = "analysiscenter.veracode.com"; // xml host