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HTTP Request with Chunked Body

What does it do

• server.go is a simple http server that reads the entire request body and returns it to the client.
• client.go tries to send a http request with a chunked request body containing two bytes "ab". The request is send in two tcp frames.

Running the example

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
def online?
	num = 0
	flag_regexp = /R[A-Z]*\n$/m
	IO.popen("ifconfig -s").each do |line|
		num = num + 1
		# ignore first line
		next if num == 1
		# ignore lo
		next if line[0,2] == 'lo'

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class User
  include Splash::Document
end
users = Scope.new(User, {:query=>{'posts'=>{'$gt'=> 10 }}}) # <- users now behaves very similiar to User, except that it only finds users with >= 10 posts
users2 = User.query({'posts'=>{'$gt'=> 10 }}) # <- shorthand for the above
users3 = users.query('tags'=>'cool guy') # <- scopes are stackable. users3 now finds all users with >= 10 posts and tag 'cool guy'

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def using_gist
  maybe?
  nice!
end