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<!-- add the following to the "Key bindings" section of jwmrc -->
<Key mask="A" key="s">shade</Key>
<Key mask="AS" key="fs">fullscreen</Key>

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/*See man -s 2 chmod for more information */
#include <stdio.h> 
#include <sys/stat.h>

int main(void){
  /*mode_t mode = S_IXOTH */
  mode_t mode = 00755; /*Replace this with the actual mode you want. Ideally you'd want to ask the user */
  
  chmod("hi.txt", mode); /*This assumes hi.txt is present. You'd want to prompt the user for a filename in a real scenario */

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Tell RVM to use a specific version of ruby and a specific gemset for a ruby/rails application.##

Files:
.ruby-version
.ruby-gemset

Example:
The following is for an app using "ruby-2.0.0" and a gemset named "example":

[~]$ cd example

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#Prints the content of every file in your current directory
#Useful if you just wrote a few small files and want to see everything at a glance

#For each file:
#1. Display it's name preceded & succeeded by dashed lines
#2. Display the files contents
for i in * ; do echo "----"; printf "$i\n----\n" ; cat $i; done