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Aka a README

So to use all this stuff, run the setup_libpng.sh

bash setup_libpng.sh

Be sure to check that you have a libpng15.so in your newly created usr directory under your home, NOT THE ROOT /usr, your HOME should now have a newly created usr directory. Anyway, check to ensure you have a libpng15.so in the lib (home/your_username/usr/lib/libpng15.so).

If all went well, copy the bKAG.sh to your copy of KAG, place it in the same directory as the KAG executable. Now run the bKAG.sh instead of the KAG executable

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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# | nibble / half byte  | 0 - passable          | 0 - disabled                           | 0 - passable                       |
# |                     | 1 - impassable        | 1 - enabled                            | 1 - impassable                     |
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# | Terrain Tag (4bits) | Vehicle Pass. (3bits) |             Special Flags (4bits)      |             Passages (5bits)       |
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# |                     | Airship | Ship | Boat | Damage Floor | Counter | Bush | Ladder | Star | Top | Right | Left | Bottom |
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Changes

• Edited the template, so it puts out each line instead of inlining them.
• Used 4 interfaces instead of 2.

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use sdk

import structs/ArrayList

main: func(args: ArrayList<String>) {
  "Hello, World".println()
}

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require 'pp'
require 'rltk/parser'
require 'rltk/lexer'
require 'rltk/ast'
require 'json'

module ConfigReaders
  # OpenComputers has a simple config file format
  # lines starting with # are comments (ignoring spaces)
  # lines ending with { are objects

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# extractall
#   Because sometimes I don't feel like typing unzip or tar and just want
#   to extract multiple acrhives of varying type, or I dont feel like
#   mkdir-ing && doing the previous thing.
#   I just wanna "Do the thing" as varrick would say ;3
require 'fileutils'
require 'optparse'

module ExtractAll

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def parse_ip_string(line)
  line.scan(/\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}/).each do |addr|
    split_array = addr.split(".")	
    return split_array.map{ |str| str.rjust(3, '0') }.join '.'		
  end
  nil
end

unless ARGV.size == 1
  puts "Invalid number of arguments?"

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def attr_flop(obj, attribute)
  old_value = obj.send(attribute)
  yield obj, old_value
  new_value = obj.send(attribute)
  obj.send("#{attribute}=", old_value)
  new_value
end

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• I am IceDragon200 on github.
• I am IceDragon (https://keybase.io/IceDragon) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 1354 B480 2004 E2CE CDCF 7367 C0A4 B48E 0FE8 9D30

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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module Enumerable

  def each_with_objects(*args, &block)
    return to_enum(:each_with_objects, *args) unless block_given?
    each do |obj|
      yield obj, *args
    end
  end unless method_defined?(:each_with_objects)

  def map_with_objects(*args, &block)