I'm using https://github.com/all-contributors/all-contributors, and I've gone through every detail I can on their documentation https://allcontributors.org/ as well. And been trying different things for the past 2 hours but I can't get this app to render the table of contributors. Their documentation is incredibly poor.
I have:
{
"files": [
"readme.md",
"docs/authors.md",
"docs/contributors.md"
],
"imageSize": 100,
"contributorsPerLine": 7,
"contributorsSortAlphabetically": false,
"badgeTemplate": "[](#contributors)",
"contributorTemplate": "<img src=\"<%= contributor.avatar_url %>\" width=\"<%= options.imageSize %>px;\" alt=\"\"/><br /><sub><b><%= contributor.name %></b></sub>",
"types": {
"contributor": {
"symbol": "❤️",
"description": "Contributor ❤️",
"link": "[<%= symbol %>](<%= url %> \"<%= description %>\"),"
}
},
"skipCi": true,
"contributors": [],
"projectName": ".github",
"projectOwner": "owner",
"repoType": "github",
"repoHost": "https://github.com"
}
I then use #all-contributors add #somename to code and it does correctly add it to the .all-contributersrc file, however it doesn't render the table in the readme.md.
I've also tried to hardcode the list in readme using:
<!-- ALL-CONTRIBUTORS-LIST:START -->
<!-- ALL-CONTRIBUTORS-LIST:END -->
But no luck, nothing happens.
I also can not get the badge working. I can hardcode the badge and display "a" badge, but it never uses the above template badge with dynamic contributor length. So it's also not injecting the badge or using that template badge at all.
How can I get this bot to correctly show the badge and show the contributor list and generate the table in readme.md?
Note: I'm not interested in using node or running some generate command manually locally, then it defeats the point of using that app at all, then I can just as well do it myself. According to their documentation it should be generating the table automatically on first contributor, but it does not.
Also when I go to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/all-contributors/all-contributors/master/README.md in raw view, I can see:
Which tells me it has to be generating that table somehow, but it doesn't seem to work.
You can try and emulate other repositories using the same bot, like:
AtlasFoundation/AvatarCreator with this commit.
mrz1836/go-nownodes and its own .all-contributorsrc file
As an alternative, the estruyf/vscode-front-matter does include its own contributor list, using this commit which calls contrib.rocks.
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Consider a situation where people work together on the same code base; c++ with cmake. Code base depends on a library, that must be installed separately.
Each user may have the library in a different location. A user may invoke cmake like this:
cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/path/for/that/user .
However, this is not very easy in all circumstances (e.g. windows and visual studio), and requires retyping. So instead, we have
list(APPEND CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH "/path/for/user")
In the CMakeLists.txt. This works, but requires people to constantly change that path after pulling a branch, which is annoying and easily forgotten. Is it possible to configure in a way that pulling new branches does not override this path, once set on a specific machine?
You can have each of your users create their own CMakeUserPresets.json file, and set it in the cacheVariables field of a configurePresets entry.
// CmakeUserPresets.json
{
"version": , // pick one
"cmakeMinimumRequired": {
"major": , // pick one
"minor": , // pick one
"patch": // pick one
},
"configurePresets": [
{
"name": "starball",
"displayName": "Starball's config",
"description": "Starball's private configuration preset",
"generator": "...",
"binaryDir": "...",
"cacheVariables": {
"CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH": "..."
},
"environment": {}
}
],
// ...
}
Make sure to put CMakeUserPresets.json in your .gitignore file (or whatever else you have to do for your specific VCS so that the user preset file isn't tracked in the VCS).
I have the following situation:
A database stores information about houses (address, number of rooms, date built, last selling price, etc.)
This database is being manipulated through an app (let's call that app the "backend house app") that cannot be directly integrated in a Sulu-driven app. I can access the stored data through an API that gives me JSON-representations of House-objects. I can also have the app launch some sort of call to a Sulu-driven app when a house is created, updated or deleted.
The Sulu-driven app (let's call that the "frontend house app") with templates for "house", "room", etc., is connected to a different database on a different server. This Sulu-driven app's website-environment shows house-pages with room-pages where some content is pre-filled through a connection to the "backend house app". Other content only exists on the database of the "frontend house app", like user comments, appraisals of interior design, etc., according to configured aspects of the Sulu-templates.
What I want to achieve, is a way to automate the creation, updating and deletion of "frontend house app"-pages based on activity in the "backend house app".
For instance, when a new house is added in the "backend house app", I want it to notify the "frontend house app" so that the "frontend house app" will automatically create the entire node-tree for the newly added house. Meaning: a "house"-page with the required data filled in, "room"-pages for each room, etc., so that the content manager of the "frontend house app" can see the entire tree of the newly added house in the workspace and can start manipulating content in the already available templates. In addition to automatically creating these pages, I also want to pre-set the rights to update and create, since the content manager of the "frontend house app" must not be able to create new rooms or change the name of the house, for instance.
I did not manage to get it working, I'll just add what I already done to show where I got stuck.
I started out with the following code, in a controller that extends Sulu's own WebsiteController:
$documentManager = $this->get('sulu_document_manager.document_manager');
$nodeManager = $this->get('sulu_document_manager.node_manager');
$parentHousesDocument = $documentManager->find('/cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen', 'nl');
$newHouseDocument = $documentManager->create('page');
// The backendApi just gives a House object with data from the backend
// In this case we get an existing House with id 1
$house = $backendApi->getHouseWithId(1);
$newHouseDocument->setTitle($house->getName()); // For instance 'Smurfhouse'
$newHouseDocument->setLocale('nl'); // Nl is the only locale we have
$newHouseDocument->setParent($parentHouseDocument); // A default page where all the houses are listed
$newHouseDocument->setStructureType('house'); // Since we have a house.xml template
// I need to grab the structure to fill it with values from the House object
$structure = $newHouseDocument->getStructure();
$structure->bind([
'title' => $house->getName(),
'houseId' => $house->getId(),
]);
$newHouseDocument->setWorkflowStage(WorkflowStage::PUBLISHED); // You would expect this to automatically publish the document, but apparently it doesn't... I took it from a test I reverse-engineered in trying to create a page, I have no clue what it is supposed to change.
$nodeManager->createPath('/cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen/' . $house->getId());
$documentManager->persist(
$newHouseDocument,
'nl',
[
'path' => '/cmf/immo/contents/huizen/' . Slugifier::slugify($house->getName()), // Assume for argument's sake that the Slugifier just slugifies the name...
'auto_create' => true, // Took this value from a test that creates pages, don't know whether it is necessary
'load_ghost_content' => false, // Idem
]
);
$documentManager->flush();
Now, when I fire the controller action, I first get the exception
Property "url" in structure "house" is required but no value was given.
I tried to fix this by just manually binding the property 'url' with value '/huizen/' . $house->getId() to $structure, at the point where I bind the other values. But this doesn't fix it, as apparently the url value is overwritten somewhere in the persist event chain, and I haven't yet found where.
However, I can, just for testing purposes, manually override the url in the StructureSubscriber that handles the mapping for this particular persist event. If I do this, something gets created in the Sulu-app-database - hurray!
My phpcr_nodes table lists two extra records, one for the RouteDocument referring to /cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen/1, and one for the PageDocument referring to /cmf/immo/contents/huizen/smurfhouse. Both have the workspace_name column filled with the value default_live. However, as long as there are not also records that are complete duplicates of these two records except with the value default in the workspace_name column, the pages will not appear in the Sulu admin CMS environment. Needless to say, they will also not appear on the public website proper.
Furthermore, when I let the DocumentManager in my controller action try to ->find my newly created document, I get a document of the class UnknownDocument. Hence, I cannot have the DocumentManager go ->publish on it; an Exception ensues. If I visit the pages in the Sulu admin environment, they are hence unpublished; once I publish them there, they can be found by the DocumentManager in the controller action - even if I later unpublish them. They are no longer UnknownDocument, for some reason. However, even if they can be found, I cannot have the DocumentManager go ->unpublish nor ->publish - that just has NO effect on the actual documents.
I was hoping there would be a Sulu cookbook-recipe or another piece of documentation that extensively describes how to create fully published pages dynamically, thus without going through the 'manual labor' of the actual CMS environment, but so far I haven't found one... All help is much appreciated :)
PS: For the purposes of being complete: we're running Sulu on a Windows server environment on PHP 7.1; dbase is PostgreSQL, Sulu being a local forked version of release tag 1.4.7 because I had to make some changes to the way Sulu handles uploaded files to get it to work on a Windows environment.
EDIT: a partial solution for making a new house page if none exists already (not explicitly using the AdminKernel, but should of course be run in a context where the AdminKernel is active):
public function getOrCreateHuisPagina(Huis $huis)
{
$parent = $this->documentManager->find('/cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen', 'nl'); // This is indeed the route document for the "collector page" of all the houses, but this doesn't seem to give any problems (see below)
try {
$document = $this->documentManager->find('/cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen/' . $huis->id(), 'nl'); // Here I'm checking whether the page already exists
} catch(DocumentNotFoundException $e) {
$document = $this->setupPublishedPage();
$document->setTitle($huis->naam());
$document->setStructureType('huis_detail');
$document->setResourceSegment('/huizen');
$document->setParent($parent);
$document->getStructure()->bind([
'title' => $huis->naam(), // Not sure if this is required seeing as I already set the title
'huis_id' => $huis->id(),
]);
$this->documentManager->persist(
$document,
'nl',
[
'parent_path' => '/cmf/immo/contents/huizen', // Explicit path to the content document of the parnt
]
);
}
$this->documentManager->publish($document, 'nl');
return $document;
}
First of all I think the following line does not load what you want it to load:
$parentHousesDocument = $documentManager->find('/cmf/immo/routes/nl/huizen', 'nl');
It loads the route instead of the page document, so it should look like the following:
$parentHousesDocument = $documentManager->find('/cmf/immo/contents/nl/huizen', 'nl');
Regarding your error with the URL, instead of overriding the StructureSubscriber you should simple use the setResourceSegment method of the document, which does exactly what you need :-)
And the default_live workspace is wrong, is it possible that you are running these commands on the website kernel? The thing is that the WebsiteKernel has the default_live workspace as default, and therefore writes the content in this workspace. If you run the command with the AdminKernel it should land in the default workspace, and you should be able to copy it into the default_live workspace with the publish method of the DocumentManager.
I hope that helps :-)
I would like to add symbol support for PowerShell to VS Code but I'm not finding any docs on the code.visualstudio.com/docs site.
Also, is it possible to do this for a language like PowerShell that, for the moment, will only work on Windows? Is there a way to light up symbol support on Windows only?
BTW I've added a bunch of PowerShell snippets that I'm in the process of trying to get integrated into VS Code. Any help on how to get these snippets into the product would be appreciated as well? I did submit an issue on the snippets, suggesting that the team put these into VS Code.
There is currently no documentation for the plugin API. It's too early for this as the API is still changing with every minor release. The VSCode team is focused on providing a stable plugin API. There will be a documentation about it when it's done.
Nevertheless it is already possible to add a new language plugin or extending an exisiting one. Take a look on this short description on how to add declaration support for a new language: Create Custom Language in Visual Studio Code
You could add symbol support in a similar way. What you need is something like an abstract syntax tree builder for powershell scripts and an application or a javascript module that is able to process a JSON request in order to provide the correct symbols. An example request for outline support is this:
{
"seq":442,
"type":"request",
"command":"navbar",
"arguments":
{
"file":"c:/Users/C/Documents/projects/MyProject/MyFile.xxx"
}
}
A response could look like that:
{
"seq":442,
"type":"response",
"command":"navbar",
"request_seq":442,
"success":true,
"body":[
{
"text":"TObjA",
"kind":"class",
"kindModifiers":"",
"spans":[
{
"start":{
"line":10,
"offset":3
},
"end":{
"line":16,
"offset":4
}
}
],
"childItems":[
]
},
{
"text":"DoSomething",
"kind":"method",
"kindModifiers":"",
"spans":[
{
"start":{
"line":20,
"offset":1
},
"end":{
"line":27,
"offset":4
}
}
],
"childItems":[
]
},
]
}
I'm not sure what do you mean with "symbol support". Is it something like "jump to symbol inside the current file" using CTRL+Shift+O? Then you are looking for outlineSupport.
Is it something like "find a symbol in any file" using CTRL+P, #? Then you are looking for navigateTypesSupport.
Copy the needed .js file from the vs.langauage.csharp.o folder to the vs.langauage.powershell folder and register the support in powershellMain.js as it is done in omnisharpMain.js.
If you want to register the new support only on Windows then you can do it like this:
var isWin = /^win/.test(process.platform);
if(isWin)
monaco.Modes.NavigateTypesSupport.register('powershell', new navigateTypesSupport_1.default(ModelService, server));
I hope this helps for the moment. Don't forget to save your changed plugins in a different folder. VSCode often deletes changes in the plugin folders on update.
Is there any way to upload multiple files to http://plnkr.co, instead of copy-pasting the code all the time? Would be great if a plunker could be connected to a github repository, or if a set of files could be dragged in.
There is no built-in way to upload multiple files to Plunker.
Users have built tools to facilitate this. Please see: https://www.npmjs.org/package/plunk which is a command-line utility that will let you create plunks from the contents of a directory.
You can also bootstrap plunks by making POST requests to http://plnkr.co/edit/ where the payload has the following format:
{
"description": "Plunk description", // Optional
"tags": ["tag1", "tag2", ..., "tagN"], // Optional
"files": {
"filename1.ext": "contents of filename1.ext",
"filename2.ext": "and so on.."
}
}
Code for this handler: https://github.com/filearts/plunker_www/blob/0c608ae80ef30d59bfdfeaf3c2a28563f7b730e4/app.coffee#L105-L121
I'm just getting into facebook now. That "people you may know" section that pops up is driving me to distraction, and I'm just trying to get rid of it.
I have a greasemonkey script but its not working. None of numerous posted Greasemonkey scripts to remove it work either.
In the source for the facebook page , the "People You May know" (PYMK) section is in a script element that contains just one very long function call, i.e.
<script>big_pipe.onPageletArrive({"phase":1,"id":"pagelet_ego_pane","is_last":true,"css":["30YXW","MA+x5"],"js":["uBXoU","LNwoY","NavLF","ZtuLL"],"onload":["window.__UIControllerRegistry[\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\"] = new UIPagelet(\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\",
...
So I'm just trying to remove that script element and I tried this as a first pass:
function Remove_PYMK() {
var scripts = document.getElementsByTagName('script');
for (n=0; n<scripts.length; n++) {
if (scripts[n].innerHTML.indexOf("People You M") >=0) {
scripts[n].style.visibility="hidden";
alert ("found it");
}
}
}
Remove_PYMK();
//document.addEventListener("onload", Remove_PYMK, true);
It finds it, it just doesn't remove it.
This is something of a kludge, needless to say. Is there a proper way to disable PYMK, and ALSO, prevent my name from showing up in PYMK on other people's page.
EDIT:
Here's the entire script node up until the string "People You May Know" (FWIW):
<script>
big_pipe.onPageletArrive({
"phase": 1,
"id": "pagelet_ego_pane",
"is_last": true,
"css": ["30YXW", "MA+x5"],
"js": ["uBXoU", "LNwoY", "NavLF", "ZtuLL"],
"onload": ["window.__UIControllerRegistry[\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\"] = new UIPagelet(\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\", \"\\\/pagelet\\\/generic.php\\\/WebEgoPane\\\/\", {}, {});; ;", "new EmuController(\"6002939839588-id_4dc09ff0611f60c83869379\", \"AQBsgeDBRnJ4uiUuieZs681Fm3aqB5-626iHBbItdNfF5TWZZJ-9dZ60xyVaJr7JfimJpKgKNxXqF_DH_aHjru3RItUcHs2gI_ZLQNYdIENRSM5zh_pcjiDZyN7vv0trj5UDBOfXp6A6yDdVCZDLntgw1fU3cFSjPQkk9KQHnU3B61bkLQfoyQzysiefB82Ptf7tgkHDqlDwNpUT-HhYPOr8yGKxD6XavtgIfsW9hLPfGy6Eg7POsGHDyXrIDrl-Q3HM2CPoByeL43H0wIklCdbe8Oi3VnfKa-ysGjLB8YuAZHOJ1GH9feOxFphmcHE5C1R15rcPdnXSOaBI5bIJdJ24pIfAlNmGjXSMHU5LOiBm3FvCi_WzotJKxeRPjMBRmqQXw2CJ-xhFGGFqGRfJvoa9m8XKb1YpXzx-pqcpzDJ1z2xz3TT7gvObi5U-9ZaRtzNHY5g0UI3W-JeYjC-67Ir74mltDpXojdx-fWG5c-3OoX5bNJrCh1ifbQKFn3wLDAMdUHk4h8GO5eJdP_1xvJFal0SWZnwnMbty2AAd7EeFcSQNkjdK9BViqFo7OLLh8tT-j9k1fNnccza4M9jN94NEEjXRxU2KYhSGjdKL0fMJCfYA1y-3MMi7WbwEg7QiH-0AY_vQCu75j7vBtrwhjVpIK4kpBpNLYx5ucqLMe1RXt3PkE-xY0Jr5LRtwDq6MjeLrCjP0JaBL9o55o2DGPN-MNndM5YSCiZbri6ms7kJ0DADuZxiWkZDISrZlE_RZ4-8\", 4, 0)", "new EmuController(\"6003087448525-id_4dc09ff0612184c51197177\", \"AQAVDQezDWg8RCTH6EnPLCILHIX4upfP5v0NJ_-npYstbN0e4SWpCrfbYAQRM_9dVfozxS89XSxUt1jgEQpRbTHE3sfkcngkwyKIjKGhmIS8rKfDX_gP4ER0NnVJlJyX6FaGRul0h2UUYxnxj3uaIsq7LzcI36r4lBTXBg1THtRC2pZ1MuUzvkTlYlwh4B-c5lXwt-6nKTTMdoZsTRsUDG_JTAPHeTV0-FYMr-1roaJpR_j--aw_MxJ6NxFEbTvkyL4QVN-ZRpWfeovChdYk4j_cgxoxRE-qm-u_hYcVbbtVrQXq0kVtHHhX8ijyeLt-4kZcM6gfnHpfBkB06z69adcA9rzWLA6VEo4_OFthPtc2SydkBs6DyAx51mAG3mBgnXXBJciYrQzWM-vSvODcV1dKTb5tSxO81Uswl-3Uo9Jf_VzfUgoKdeHyQeem31WMUmYm9kxCOVvKy4p7sE09GQoAfPBoz4MOrAgs3MFBFzpwIvKyZGvE6cX8haiK4POdP1zrEnMLFDyF0HRAaxfl4gKYw9kpGOtkrwezzU_biPYxV26-sUjXvPGx87WAZszqlIosXOJVux33eJD3V5bDcFD06Faze9OE5Segl4Tdmd0VZs73lt4PGXfF90QLCqZeUuNUUCkhRRRsP99SdW99Ghx0JncIQDpfX3fByce58jmKSCFWjcHy5qTPlryVI3KVow-XMLiguVmdbicCBGq-7im00hCmjH2-5HCuQnhHafNHUSZzZiHTg4KaTqvIMTfQIXs\", 4, 0)", "new EmuController(\"6003788660296-id_4dc09ff0612299683640305\", \"AQCvUWOfDiphu5NGe7r6dBna_IEvTbjrshIpxmOlMO3jwk650AHb_T03II0mnzLwpdy617kQMD8n8RIE_YqIE1hNxxoZL4M4ba8QiPz6h-u003c\/h4>\JW8WSPFBt1RSMeJQV7swF6HWeAm3Ew0fphxMwpdYDIu2fbEGLujVFCKwtMCzN6As6berB8z7iOoWdsAFulXLBLvHID0-Dn0_qCxF-AKl0b9s8cWBwF9fG1oI0r1TNQZGILLW8daCOkkjhpCUOHkXI6PFxyw5CXYLSmnVAxpvougwh7vt-NV3RWPuYnLN1QOvf07q2DRv-2wY1JUexmcWl6f5zquDJfEW3CxlluJ76eKZowfiGW-V-1M9K9whgfALkEjGDA-JM9P_lfXaukcmDDwAIHLFwG_7a9jNP4XmbLUyQEhUesxkImM5z7IAzt-HBIbtDfD8kHt50AG3nm3GEHv-yChqKMWqmcuzyYgmMGaXXKCd9Pb2a_pcF-QR_YIg2qgptFnn82D7Bb9Tedmce-FveNix9Ej7_fwr-IAncYwABNrs9zX34TkbLgvqhvH9RayLDXO7GnGWB_I4jorTbmNvpxf0rG8aXp3udXdNTEZAjmU3Yp1TOySAXY2Z5Ju6oYS51-tQ2SZIihYsa49TxQdSHet9vO4tjY_7rwT8Cou_TrmFWwZXuQTGwfUByP9Cl6wrUNhHeW3zbrB-BAxofxqcGQ44C7HPsvVTdkSOKhx60zaWaaBnDZ87QjEAgNJ-NjN8EqO_jMq3ig2Vn2CKzBhhQ\", 4, 0)", "new EmuController(\"6002985380734-id_4dc09ff06123a8641112115\", \"AQBkHx98vGQ8Bn2h8R42L-S1OQfGO1ksTR41Mds3V7wEwzKNgBG4H2o-EHRvRSd9SsIPGChah-NHU5Jt_wbtng06_Dw0U0WkxfBkFx374OINZj69o69sPYmoQZlY2xsClxS0T2t_h7zs9RzX4NpvYtSL6I3MALL0CsWS0KLv-CQHUF-IWpeNj6uGLG4efTFLBBMeQM0-Wr1IWYXU6oQZJRPwS7trOw4xW56wGBnhGPv1KRwr8ITU4NGUZlBKrUNRvx1SeyFn4MYNCrzXG0W_HxsWWv_ekTeDefvMF0gHZNDgcA07-FLEYxfCEzBL498OERPhoyBsmFE9fGbOY1EcO_LB_moqIncJF-TosooObw7f4BMZwHMxfGgju_UKndyeRq_l3pcTkSyjhbZY5-1sjojM8AI9VxCLdQms5QA7lvflmdPpwXS3b8UmCNfEtIy4iGED7yL7p1CKAKgJcO4jzmJ3Epk9tK38zy3Nv5yGB0-63dwjcvZMoTJMa545d2Vgs7J5_OiD6gA5fX4oB84m1dcI5e2G6AgzXAsWTUSuIGliPQr2oFjaz2mOzepyCvoatPjr1rtDkX_xNK9S27jXSuu9k0tiKCOkPsdccPO6235zCT0HeiPI0sHsUTpDmiFXHyFx0r_Kus5iCU5CjKjX1okSuKQL7WM5HTBvYRCAbPNthqa9oNDDNmwNG-Im7wNZHEw4ZZuXpqg4UolyUZAkY7dKBRvGmK0sSGSIjIISOq1e6zBdekf7OlZ5yLnCwhAI_5E\", 4, 0)"],
"onafterload": ["new EmuTracker(\"6002939839588-id_4dc09ff0611f60c83869379\", false)", "new EmuTracker(\"6003087448525-id_4dc09ff0612184c51197177\", false)", "new EmuTracker(\"6003788660296-id_4dc09ff0612299683640305\", false)", "new EmuTracker(\"6002985380734-id_4dc09ff06123a8641112115\", false)"],
"refresh_pagelets": ["c4dc09ff06275f0732488206"],
"content": {
"pagelet_ego_pane": "\u003cdiv id=\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\">\u003cdiv class=\"ego_column egoOrganicColumn\">\u003cdiv class=\"ego_section\">\u003cdiv class=\"uiHeader uiHeaderTopAndBottomBorder mbs uiSideHeader\">\u003cdiv class=\"clearfix uiHeaderTop\">\u003ca class=\"uiHeaderActions rfloat\" href=\"\/l.php?u=\u00252Ffind-friends\u00252Fbrowser\u00252F\u00253Fref\u00253Dpsa&h=1ef37&cb=3&p=AQCicK3gLdJTaaW2xZUw3DWp7N89P5QwZvSEfn3y2vOqjXyzr60nDcHEPY7Y9x7LpK9-J5evLB7_Dwm9F4d0k5i9sQ-CXiH_GXc-toIfka4dUSK_\">See All\u003c\/a>\u003cdiv>\u003ch4 class=\"uiHeaderTitle\">People You May Know\u003c\/div>
That GM script is not removing the script node, it is just "hiding" it -- which would never have an effect.
It is possible for GM to actually remove that script node but, alas, this will not happen before the node has run. Deleting it after that will not stop the operation, as the JS is already loaded into memory.
The easiest thing to do is to delete the container that is displaying the PYMK cruft.
I don't use Facebook, but from your code it appears that the container might have the id, "pagelet_ego_pane". In which case, you could delete it like:
var PYMK_Container = document.getElementById ('pagelet_ego_pane');
if (PYMK_Container) PYMK_Container.parentNode.removeChild (PYMK_Container);
You could also try to delete the annoying function, which may or may not be possible. The function appears to be set with that new UIPagelet(\"c4dc09ff06275f0732488206\" code. So, if you can find the corresponding function, you can try deleting it with:
unsafeWindow.OffendingFunctionName = function() { return; }
If that works, it may cut down on the JavaScript "churn" that might slow down that page.
As for stopping your name from showing up in other people's PYMK, that is something that is done by the Facebook servers, there may be a user setting that they have, otherwise you'll have to send Facebook a "sternly worded letter". ;)
A simpler way to do it would be to just add a user style sheet that hides the offending nodes, no javascript necessary.
However if you want a simple method that just works "out of the box" for hiding the "People You May Know" box, the FB Purity browser addon (also available as a greasemonkey script ) has an option for hiding the PYMK box, along with options for hiding most other boxes / links on the site.