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/**
  Simple, colorful logging!

	Setup
	=====
	Somewhere really early in your code do a:
	Log.init();
	This will setup the logger methods and coloring stuff.

	Logging

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function test()
{
    var myBigObject = {};
    setTimeout( function() 
    { 
       console.log('' + myBigObject); 
    }, 1000);
}

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  var list = new gamecore.LinkedList();
  list.add(gunship);

  var next = list.first();
  while( next )
  {
     next.obj.draw( ... );
     next = next.nextLinked;
  }

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  // derive from gamecore.Pooled, instead of gamecore.Base
  var Fighter = gamecore.Pooled.extend('Fighter',
  {
      create: function(hp)
      {
           var n = this._super();  // acquire from the pool
           n.hp = hp; // (re)setup the object instance
           return n;
      }
  },

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  // inherit from the fighter class
  var HeavyFighter = Fighter.extend('HeavyFighter',
  {
      // override the (static) firing delay (rapid fire)
      firingSpeed: 300
  },
  { });

 var heavyGunship = new HeavyFighter(500);

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var Fighter = gamecore.Base.extend('Fighter',
  {
      // static (this is inherited as well)
      firingSpeed: 1000
  },
  {
      // instance
      hp: 0,

      init: function(hp)    // instance constructor

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// check to see if the bullet needs to go away
if (bullet.collidesWith(wall))
    bullet.release();

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// construct a new bullet 
var newBullet = Bullet.create(10, 10);

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Bullet = gamecore.Pooled('Bullet',
{ 
    // Statics
    // factory constructor -- a static function
    create: function(x, y) 
    {
  	// sweet static inheritance that comes with gamecore.class
	var newBullet = this._super();
	newBullet.x = x;
	newBullet.y = y;

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var newBullet = Bullet(10, 10);