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var dom = fw.getDocumentDOM();
dom.addNewRectangle({ left: 0, top: 0, right: dom.width, bottom: dom.height }, 0);

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	var dom = fw.getDocumentDOM(),
		currentLayerIndex = dom.currentLayerNum,
		newLayerIndex;
		
	dom.addNewLayer(null, false);
	
		// currentLayerNum is set to the newly added layer
	newLayerIndex = dom.currentLayerNum;
	
		// put the new layer before the last layer.  note that this won't work

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// to access a file, create a new instance of the File class by passing in 
// a standard OS-style path to the constructor.  I've only tested this on
// Windows, but a standard path on OS X should work, too. 

var f = new File("C:\\test.txt"); 

// unlike the file references created by the Files object, these have some
// useful properties, like length, which is the file size in bytes

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var r = [], t;
if (el && el.textRuns) { 
  t = el.textChars;
  r = ["chars:", t.length,"words:", t.split(/\s+/).length];
}
r.join(" ");

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// ===========================================================================

try { (function() {
	if (!fw.selection || !fw.selection.length) {
		return;
	}
	
	var element = fw.selection[0],
		info = {
			name: element.name,

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	// embed a local copy of the dojo JSON library, which has been changed
	// to not depend on any other part of dojo.  that way, we don't have to
	// rely on external libraries.  unlike Crockford's library, the dojo
	// implementation doesn't change the prototypes of basic types, which
	// caused problems for the Path panel, and possibly others.
var dojo = {};

dojo.fromJson = function(/*String*/ json){
	return eval("(" + json + ")"); // Object
}

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private const SupportedFWEvents:Object = {
	onFwActiveDocumentChange: 1,
	onFwActiveSelectionChange: 1,
	onFwActiveToolChange: 1,
...
};

private function onPreinitialize() : void
{
		// we need to register these callbacks early in the startup process.

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var dp = [],
	files = [];

	// concat the two directories into one array of paths.  note that the object
	// returned by enumFiles isn't a real array, so we can't call concat on it.
files = files.concat(Files.enumFiles(fw.appSmartShapesDir), 
	Files.enumFiles(fw.appSmartShapeToolsDir));

for (var i = 0, len = files.length; i < len; i++) {
	var file = files[i],

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/*
This code takes a 2D transformation matrix described as a one-dimensional array 
(in column order, top to bottom and left to right) and decomposes it using the dojo
matrix library.  This input matrix should produce a 45-deg X skew:

  1 1 0
  0 1 0 
  0 0 1

The output of decompose() looks like this:

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onButtonDown = function(event)
{
	event.result = [
		  ["save", "enabled", false],
		  ["Pass", "enabled", false],
		  ["save", "label", waitingFrase()]
	];
}

onButtonClick = function(event){