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Matrix rotator

aptiva (FjÃ¶lnir Ã?sgeirsson) — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 01:07:05 GMT

This method rotates a matrix
Example output:
~/Desktop% ruby rotate.rb
normal
12345
00000
fooba
rotated left
50a
40b
30o
20o
10f
rotated right
f01
o02
o03
b04
a05



def rotateMatrix(matrix, direction)

  # - You must Rotate the matrix neo!

  oldMap = matrix



  # Get the number of lines in the old map (they're the new columns)

  lineCount = oldMap.size

  # Get the number of columns in the old map (We have that many rows now)

  columnCount = oldMap[0].size

  @map = []

  columnCount.times { @map.push [] }



  # Loop through every line in the old map, retrieve the appropriate column

  # and make a horizontal column with it's contents

  # we'll take one (old)line at a time and rotate it.

  onLine = 0

  oldMap.each do |oldLine|

    onColumn = 0

    oldLine.each do

      case direction

      when :right

        @map[(columnCount - 1) - onColumn][(lineCount - 1) - onLine] = oldLine[(columnCount - 1) - onColumn]

      when :left

        @map[onColumn][onLine] = oldLine[(columnCount - 1) - onColumn]

      end

      onColumn += 1

    end

    onLine += 1

  end

  @map

end



def rotateRight(matrix)

  rotateMatrix(matrix, :right)

end



def rotateLeft(matrix)

  rotateMatrix(matrix, :left)

end

Alphabetical sorter

aptiva (FjÃ¶lnir Ã?sgeirsson) — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 19:15:44 GMT

// This function sorts an array of objects that include this code, alphabetically
// That's nothing new, except this sorts strings starting with a number correctly!



  # ---

  # Sorting

  # ---

def <=>(other)

    regex = /^[\d]+/

    if self.title =~ regex

      our_num = Regexp.last_match[0].to_i

      if other.title =~ regex

        other_num = Regexp.last_match[0].to_i

        return our_num <=> other_num

      end

    end

    self.title <=> other.title

  end

File icon giver/getter/whatever

aptiva (FjÃ¶lnir Ã?sgeirsson) — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 19:32:28 GMT

This code uses acts_as_attachment (that's the attachment.filename) but you can of course replace it with anything.
It gets the file extension then looks up that extension in a dir full of files named extension.png
if none is found, unknown.png is used



<%

extension = File.extname(attachment.filename).gsub(/\./, "")

# get a file icon

icon_path = nil

Dir.entries("#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/images/filetypes").each do |entry|

	entry_extension = File.extname(entry)

	if entry.gsub(entry_extension, "") === extension

		icon_path = "/images/filetypes/" + entry

		break

	end

end

icon_path = "/images/filetypes/unknown.png" if icon_path.nil?

 %>

<%= image_tag icon_path %>

<%= attachment.filename %>

all_children!

aptiva (FjÃ¶lnir Ã?sgeirsson) — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 16:11:27 GMT

This snippet just gives you all the children of a model that acts_as_tree



  def all_children

    Page.all_children_for self

  end

  

  def self.all_children_for(parent, arr = [])

    parent.children.each { |child| arr.push child }

    parent.children.each { |child| all_children_for child, arr }

    arr

  end

Youtube url code

aptiva (FjÃ¶lnir Ã?sgeirsson) — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 16:05:34 GMT

This is a part of a ruby-cocoa app I'm writing.
(TubeSock is just terrible)



require 'net/http'

require 'uri'



class YouTubeMovie

  attr_accessor :viewer_url, :movie_url, :get_params

  def initialize(url)

    @viewer_url = url

    setMovieURL

  end

  def setMovieURL

    # Get the viewer page html

    req = Net::HTTP::Get.new @viewer_url

    viewer_page = nil

    res = Net::HTTP.start(@viewer_url.host, @viewer_url.port) do |request|

      viewer_page = request.request(req)

    end

    # Extract the required info.

    # in the html there's a line like so:

    # var fo = new SWFObject("/player2.swf?video_id=AUnPDmmnF0U&l=1363&t=OEgsToPDskJUmKC_b_nXO_yUrNLKSY18&nc=13369344", "movie_player", "450", "370", 7, "#FFFFFF");

    # we want to extract the ?video_id=AUnPDmmnF0U&l=1363&t=OEgsToPDskJUmKC_b_nXO_yUrNLKSY18&nc=13369344

    # this regex does that...

    regex = Regexp.new(/\?video_id=[\w]+&l=[\w]+&t=[\w]+&nc=[\d]+/)

    @get_params = regex.match(viewer_page.body).to_s

    @movie_url = URI.parse('http://www.youtube.com/get_video' + @get_params)

    p 'movie url: ' + @movie_url.to_s

  end

end