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async = (_) ->
  setTimeout _, 1000

switch true
  when true
    alert 'about to start async'
    async _

# this never executes!
alert 'done w/ async'

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# WARNING: This will no longer work with CoffeeScript 1.3.2 in IE:
# http://coffeescript.org/#changelog

class Animal
  @is: (node) ->
    if not @TYPE then return true
    node.type is @TYPE
  @isnt: (node) ->
    not @is node

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// app-dev.js
// Helper script to register CoffeeScript and Streamline extension handlers
// before running an app during development.
//
// Uses https://github.com/aseemk/coffee-streamline for efficient require(),
// caching compiled files between runs. Sweet!
//
// Usage: instead of `_coffee app`, just do `node app-dev app`.
//
// Also works great w/ node-dev <https://github.com/fgnass/node-dev>:

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# require-watcher.coffee
# Watches files that have been require()'d, and if they change, exits the
# current process, assuming that node-supervisor will then restart it.

fs = require 'fs'

# watch handler to exit the process on file changes:
watchFile = (filename) ->
    fs.watchFile filename, (oldStat, newStat) ->

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# synchronously creates the directory at the given path, including all
# intermediate directories, if it doesn't already exist. (like `mkdir -p`)
mkdirpSync = (dir) ->

    # normalize and resolve path to an absolute one:
    # (path.resolve automatically uses the current directory if needed)
    dir = path.resolve path.normalize dir

    # try to create this directory:
    try

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Search indices not available in the "Blended" search index:

• Appliances
• ArtsAndCrafts
• Baby
• Beauty
• Blended
• Classical
• DigitalMusic
• Grocery

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h1 {
    font-size: 1.5em;
    font-weight: bold;
    margin: 1em 0;
}

h2 {
    font-size: 1.25em;
    margin: 1em 0;
}

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<h1>Comments ending in colons</h1>

<% # This comment ends in a colon: %>
<p>
    That shouldn't be a problem for Eco! But it is. ;)
</p>

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<h2>For-Each</h2>

<p>
    This should print a list of names, no?
    (It does in EJS.)
</p>

<% names = ['Alice', 'Bob', 'Carol'] %>

<ul>

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<h1>Multi-Line Blocks</h1>

<p>
    It would be great to support multi-line blocks.
    Here are some use cases:
</p>

<%
    # Documentation via multiple lines of single-line comments.
    # Like so.