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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using OtherEngine.Utility;

namespace OtherEngine.ES
{
	/// <summary> Represents which (important) types of components are on an entity,
	///           or alternatively which component types a processor is interested in. </summary>
	public class Aspect : IEquatable<Aspect>
	{

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace OtherEngine.Utility
{
	/// <summary> Helper class that stores a fixed number of bits, provides
	///           indexed access and implements bitwise and equality operators. </summary>
	public class BitArray : IEquatable<BitArray>, IEnumerable<bool>

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# Fiddled-together IRC - Discord bridge bot
# Currently set up to relay messages to channels of the same name.
# Discord APIs are very likely to change, and so this will probably break.

require! {
  irc                     # npm install node-irc
  "discord.js": Discord   # npm install discord.js
  "prelude-ls": { find }  # npm install prelude-ls
  "./auth" # Configuration goes in auth.json file
           # auth.irc contains IRC information, see clientIrc

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace WDTranslate
{
	class MainClass
	{

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var beam = {
  "channelID": 38756,
  "getFollowers": function(limit) {
    return $.getJSON("https://beam.pro/api/v1/channels/" + beam.channelID).promise()
      .then(function(channelData) {
        return (function getFollowers(numFollowers, count, followers, page) {
          var limit = Math.min(count, 100);
          if (page == null) page = Math.floor(numFollowers / limit);
          return $.getJSON("https://beam.pro/api/v1/channels/" + beam.channelID +
                            "/follow?page=" + page + "&limit=" + limit + "&fields=username").promise()

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{
  "irc": {
    "server": "irc.esper.net",
    "serverName": "Esper.NET",
    "nick": "cordy",
    "userName": "cordy",
    "realName": "#obsidian Research Bot",
    "channels": [ "#cordy" ]
  },
  "discord": {

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"use strict";

let { Client } = require("discord.js");
let Service    = require("./Service");

let { map, filter, any, join } = require("../utility");


let DiscordService = module.exports = class DiscordService extends Service {
  

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cord

cord is chat bot framework, currently supporting IRC and Discord as well as the name of our personal bot residing thhe #obsidian community IRC channel and Discord server. One of cord's strengths is its modularity:

• Sockets provide a common interface for dealing with different services.
• Plugs is just our obviously brilliant way of saying "plugins". I know you like it too.

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"use strict";

let Plug = require("./Plug");

let { extend } = require("../utility");


let defaults = {
  initial: 2,   // Starting delay in seconds.
  factor: 2,    // After a failed reconnection attempt, multiply current delay by this factor.

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"use strict";

let { Action } = require("../sockets/Socket");


module.exports = {
  
  testSimple: "Simple text response.",
  
  testRandom: [