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It's not fully automated, it still requires your eyes. But it can make a difference when you're writing parsing code and you don't know what to do with some edge cases. Maybe some code like this coupled with a spell checker inside the loop would give you some sense of automation.

• First, install iconv (on a Mac, use sudo port install iconv).
• Next, use curl (sudo port install curl if you don't have it) to get the stream and save it to a file, or copy/paste the section you see looking strange.
• Now write this program and run it:

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
CHARSETS=`iconv -l | xargs`.split(' ')
#puts CHARSETS.join(',')
RESULTS={}
CHARSETS.each { |charset|
	#puts "Trying: #{charset}"
	RESULTS[charset] = `cat untitled\\ thefile.txt | iconv --from-code=#{charset} 2>&1`
}
 
RESULTS.each{|charset, result|
	puts "#{charset} - #{result.sub("\n", ' ')}"
}
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Now look at the results. Sometimes, more than one may match.

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Check it out and have fun

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Here's my response:

Well I'm glad I ended up staying with jmeter for my load testing needs then.

You may want to take a look at how your community is seeing you. This is not exactly the best way to acquire new clients or even retain your existing ones.
http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/5922

Now I will go out of my way to recommend any competition to you (even commercial, fully closed source) because at least I know what I get when I purchase from them instead of getting what seems like a bait-and-switch. I don't have time to deal with dishonest people, I have software to write. ?a????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????????? ??? 70 ?????? ?????? ??????? ??????????? ?????
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It's not like there's no alternatives.. In the portion "what are the options available to you" you could have added this:
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"Computer literacy is a contact with the activity of computing deep enough to make the computational equivalent of reading and writing fluent and enjoyable. As in all the arts, a romance with the material must be well under way. If we value the lifelong learning of arts and letters as a springboard for personal and societal growth, should any less effort be spent to make computing a part of our lives?"

-- Alan Kay, "Computer Software", Scientific American, September 1984

Fantastic!

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I love my Mac, and many of us like the idea of automating our software, until we try to use AppleScript to do it. To say that Applescript is professional developer unfriendly is an understatement. I like ruby but to make ruby and applescript talk requires sending strings to osascript in just the right way and getting the output from osascript back. Not a lot of fun at all.

Enter appscript. Appscript is a ruby library that interfaces with applescript seamlessly.

What's pretty amazing is its power after you spend a little while on the irb console and keep using the tab key for autocompletion. It even introspects the dictionary to see what is available at this time. It doesn't always give the right thing but by trying things out and with a bit of logic you always get there. ?????? ?????

There's also an app called ASDictionary that will spit out the dictionary with ruby syntax, though I never found the dictionary all that useful anyway (I mean yes, it has definitions for everything, but it seldom provides info on exactly how everything is tied together or examples of use). I personally prefer trying things out on the console.

Here are a few examples of its use. You can do all this on irb immediately after installing it with sudo gem install appscript:

Driving iCal

This will get all your calendars and print their names:

 
require 'appscript'
app = Appscript.app("iCal")
app.calendars.get.each { |cal| puts cal.name.get }
 

Just expanding on this concept a little more, you can also grab all the to-dos:

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app.calendars.get.each { |cal|
  cal.get.todos.get.each {|todo|
    puts todo.summary.get
  }
}
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Automating Safari. Ruby to Applescript to Javascript

Haven't tried marshaling values back as I'm just exploring, but I don't see why it couldn't.

 
require 'appscript'
app = Appscript.app("iCal")
app.open_location("http://www.google.com")
window = app.documents.get[0]
window.do_JavaScript("window.alert('Your title is '+document.title)")
 

I'm sure you can find some use for this. I already did - I wrote myself a quick cron to add all the JIRA tasks assigned to me to Omnifocus if I don't already have them there. I'm looking forward to seeing what else I can put this to use.

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When using multiple NIBs, we need a common object that will share data among them. That object will hold bindings, outlets, target/action shared across NIBs.

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