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;;; Naive Primes
;;;
;;; Produce a sequence of primes using a naive trial-division
;;; algorithm. This is very slow, but easy to understand at a
;;; glance. It's useful for unit testing.
;;;
;;; Optimizations:
;;;
;;; + Only test odd numbers for primality
;;; + Only do trial division up to the square root

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node_modules
.#*
*~

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(defun custom-org-kill-link-as-commit-message ()
  "Capture a stored link. Add it to the kill ring in a format
  suitable for use as a version control commit message."

  (interactive)
  (call-interactively 'org-store-link)
  (let ((link (car org-stored-links)))
    ;; A link is a (list URL DESCRIPTION)
    (kill-new (concat (cadr link) "\n" (car link) "\n"))
    (setq org-stored-links (cdr org-stored-links))))

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<?php
/*

# X-Forwarded-Host #

Honor the `X-Forwarded-Host` header for the duration of a single
request in WordPress.

## Read Me First ##

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node_modules

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// In Express 1.0.8, the `res.app` and `req.app` properties aren't restored when 
// outerNext() is called by nested server middleware.
//
// Run this script, then try to visit something handled by the `notFound()` middleware 
// (e.g. `http://localhost:3000/mumble`. An assertion error is raised because `res.app`
// is equal to the `middleware()` instead of `app`.

var Assert = require('assert'),
    Express = require('express'),
    app = Express.createServer();

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import json
from datetime import datetime

class Foo(object):

   def __init__(self, when):
       self.when = when

   def __json__(self):
       return self.__dict__

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.packages
*.pyc

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// An example of how to use stack introspection to determine the
// filename of a calling script.
//
//     node stack1.js
//

function blah() {
  require('./stack2');
}

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gambit-server/web-server
snap-hello-server/bin
snap-hello-server/dist/