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/// This struct shows an example
///
/// # Example
#[doc_add_boilerplate(
    /// # // you can use hidden lines
    /// MyStruct::greet(); // this line is visible
)]
struct MyStruct;

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declare module "leapjs" {
  /**
   * When creating a Controller object, you may optionally pass in options
   * to set the host , set the port, or select the frame event type.
   *
   * ```javascript
   * var controller = new Leap.Controller({
   *   host: '127.0.0.1',
   *   port: 6437,
   *   frameEventName: 'animationFrame'

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package com.example.util;

import com.example.ui.GameMenuModel;
import org.mini2Dx.core.Graphics;
import org.mini2Dx.core.Mdx;
import org.mini2Dx.core.assets.AssetManager;
import org.mini2Dx.core.game.GameContainer;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.FitViewport;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.Viewport;
import org.mini2Dx.core.screen.GameScreen;

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#!/bin/bash

<< ////
The script creates 'licenses' under '$ANDROID_HOME' and creates a file which proves 
that the SDK license was accepted by the user.

Please copy this to your own account/gist/server. Every time there's an updated license, update the file with the new 
license hash.
Legally if you run this script (or your own version of it), it means YOU accepted the license - don't trust someone else.
The hashes below are supposed to be taken from $ANDROID_HOME/licenses/android-sdk-license on YOUR machine, after you 

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package com.myapp;

import com.myapp.util.UiLoader;
import org.mini2Dx.core.Graphics;
import org.mini2Dx.core.assets.AssetManager;
import org.mini2Dx.core.files.*;
import org.mini2Dx.core.game.GameContainer;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.FitViewport;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.Viewport;
import org.mini2Dx.ui.UiContainer;

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package com.mygame.util;

import org.mini2Dx.core.Graphics;
import org.mini2Dx.core.assets.AssetManager;
import org.mini2Dx.core.files.*;
import org.mini2Dx.core.game.BasicGame;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.FitViewport;
import org.mini2Dx.core.graphics.viewport.Viewport;
import org.mini2Dx.ui.UiThemeLoader;
import org.mini2Dx.ui.element.Container;

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Example How To Wrap All Properties In Interface Or Tuple

This example shows how to wrap all properties of an interface or tuple dynamically with a wrapper type. This is possible by declaring a dynamic index with a key variable which maps property keys with the original type and using this key to refer to the wrapped type property.

The second example is more dynamic by providing a type descriptor T which provides the wrapper type which then receives the keys and types of the wrapped type.

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const hash= (str = "") => {
  let _hash = (str) => 
    str.split('').reduce((prevHash, currVal) =>
    (((prevHash << 5) - prevHash) + currVal.charCodeAt(0))|0, 0);
  return `#${str.length > 3?_hash(str.slice(1,-1)):_hash(str)}~${_hash(str.charAt(0))}.${_hash(str.charAt(str.length-1))}`
}

// ~ minified ~
const hash=(t="")=>{let e=t=>t.split("").reduce((t,e)=>(t<<5)-t+e.charCodeAt(0)|0,0);return`#${t.length>3?e(t.slice(1,-1)):e(t)}~${e(t.charAt(0))}.${e(t.charAt(t.length-1))}`};

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var assert = require('assert');

describe('Lambda', function() {
  describe('function(){}', function() {
    it('should equal function´s type', function() {
      var lambda = ()=>{};
      var funct = function(){};
      assert.equal(typeof(lambda), typeof(funct));
    });

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// backup console object
var debug = console;
//create Console Class
var Console;
(Console = function (showError) {
  if (typeof showError == 'boolean') {
    this.showError = showError;
  }
}).prototype = {
    showError: false;