Ruby DevTools Files

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Name	Modified	Size
utils.tmproj	2009-08-27	2.6 kB
CL_table_tester.rb	2009-08-27	355 Bytes
CL_table.rb	2009-08-27	13.4 kB
devtools.rb	2009-08-27	389 Bytes
plist_read.rb	2009-08-27	2.9 kB
regex_utils.rb	2009-08-27	414 Bytes
vartools.rb	2009-08-27	904 Bytes
Totals: 7 Items		21.0 kB

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