wraps

Plus it supports browsify using native implementation but wraps it to fit the server side api.

If you don't care about the notifications, you could use Fluid to make a standalone app which wraps the website.

It's not like patches and vague advisories were going to keep the exploit under wraps.

It wraps a real world concern around a type (it has a type constructor).

Different semantics: int overflow is undefined but can handle negative values, unsigned wraps around.

A large scale attempt to alter paper ballots is far harder to keep under wraps just because of there being more people involved.

Perhaps you could buy saches of these - small 10g wraps.

I really like this one, most certainly one would use it to build specialized bash libraries that wraps all the ugly stuff.

There is one which wraps all the algorithms and containers in range classes so that all the f(c.begin(), c.end(), g) silliness gets replaced with f(c, g).

Bling wraps everything in expression trees and as a backend step will go to Linq expression trees for anything that needs to run on the CPU.

In Google Chrome, the 'ellipses' feature where it shortens the longer list items does not work for me; instead, the text wraps around to the next line.

He puts in type annotations and fiddles with the underlying Java bits only where necessary, and wraps it in a way that the code calling the optimized code is mostly idiomatic Clojure.

The mathematician smirks and takes a meter-long length of fence, wraps it around himself and declares triumphantly "I define myself to be outside!"

"create-pg-user foo" that just wraps the annoying parts, but using your environment specific bits and pieces if needed, or using a C/Python/Ruby/Java/etc api.

- Anything that "automates the database" terrifies me, anything that wraps PostgreSQL and MongoDB with the same wrapper means I'm paying for impedence mismatch _somewhere_ but they're not telling me where.

I don't care what the limit is, but there has to be a limit, because otherwise you always get that one asshole who likes to zoom his single editor pane fullscreen on a 30" monitor and then type, type, type until he wraps around the far side.