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{
    "author": "robert kuzelj <robert@capitalize.org>",
    "name": "capitalize",
    "description": "capitalizes and decapitalizes a string",
    "version": "0.3.0",
    "homepage": "www.capitalize.org",
    "repository":
    {
        "url": ""
    },

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{
...
    "version": "0.3.0",
...
    "bin" :
    {
        "cap" : "./bin/cap.js",
        "ccap": "./bin/ccap.js",
        "dcap": "./bin/dcap.js"
    }

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{
    ...
    "version": "0.4.0",
    ...
    "bin" :
    {
        "cap" : "./bin/cap.js",
        "ccap": "./bin/ccap.js",
        "dcap": "./bin/dcap.js",
        "coffee": "./bin/dcap.js" 

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get = "get"
set = (value) -> value

class Grid
    @new: (x, y, val = 0)->
        item = new Grid x, y, val
        (x, y) ->
            (value) ->
                if value == get
                    return item.grid[x][y]

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class Grid
    @new: (x, y = 1, dval = 0)->
        item = new Grid x, y, dval
        (x, y) ->
            (value) ->
                v = value()
                if v is undefined
                    return item.grid[x][y]
                else
                     item.grid[x][y] = v

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# very simple, very clear. If need to be changed, changes in two places
func: (data)=>
  if data.x % @TILE_SIZE == 0
    @x = Math.floor(data.x / @TILE_SIZE)
  if data.y % @TILE_SIZE == 0
    @y = Math.floor(data.y / @TILE_SIZE)

# easier to change BUT intention not so clear anymore
# and also longer and took longer to write
func: (data)=>

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foo = (param1)->
  (param2)->
    param1 + param2

foo(1)(2)

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class A
class B

# packages and their artifacts must be defined as object literals
window.foobaz = {
   A
   B
}

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#take care I am using requirejs for modules
define [], ->

    Enum = (enumeration)->
        check = (value)->
            newval = null
            for key, val of enumeration
                if val == value
                    newval = value
                    break

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macro lock {
  case ($x) $block => {	 
    locking($x, function); 
  }
}


lock ("A") {
  console.log("foo");
};