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Can be run from the command line or embedded in code.

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Starr: I would really like to thank you such a lot of for your job you have made in writing this blog post. I am hoping the same top work from you later on a
TheKaptain: There's actually an example of using the commons-cli directly(without CliBuilder) in the Groovy source code that might help you as well: https://githu

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@roblittledotca @TheCesspit Given the choice I'd use Geb(http://t.co/I3n75lSz) with a splash of betamax(http://t.co/QcSQgMhc) for webtesting in reply to roblittledotca 1 day ago
@evgeny_goldin Have you tried the built-in FileMerge.app (Developer/Applications/Utilities) ? #MacBook in reply to evgeny_goldin 1 day ago
And that's how you replace one 'bad' UTF-8 character in every file in a directory. I love functional code that fits in a tweet :) #groovy 2 days ago
new File('.').eachFile{ File file -> new File("${file.name}Fixed").withOutputStream{os-> os << file.text.replaceAll('”', '"')} } 2 days ago
@ajordens No worries, but if you want to take a look, here's how to wire it up in gradle http://t.co/UPg5T2Jz in reply to ajordens 2 days ago
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