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// Create an error (normally you don't do that, but a try-catch :))
var e = new Error();

// Add a lineNumber and fileName property to the error in case there is none.
if (e.stack){ // Chrome has the "stack" property, but it's a rough string, parse out the lineNo and fileName.
    var match = e.stack.split("\n")[1].match(/.*(http(s)?:\/\/.*):(\d+):(\d+)/);
    if (match.length==5){ e.lineNumber = match[3]; e.fileName = match[1]; }
} else if (e.line && e.sourceURL){ // Safari has those
    e.lineNumber = e.line; e.fileName = e.sourceURL;
}

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// This is a macro for the IDE Komodo http://www.activestate.com/komodo-edit
var s = ko.views.manager.currentView.scimoz;

// If nothing was selected use {} ... dont know if useful, but we will see.
s.replaceSel("JSON.stringify("+ (s.selText || "{}") +")");

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me@localhost:~> find /Applications/ -iname *.plist | wc -l
    6660
me@localhost:~> node -e "require('child_process').exec('find /Applications/ -iname *.plist', function(_, stdout){ console.log(stdout.split('\n').length) })"
1806

// Why does the same find ran on the cmdline return a different number than when used via exec in node?

// Found the bug
// This works:

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var dict = new Dictionary;
dict[runTests] = true;
var isFirstRun = true;
for (var key in dict) {
trace('key = ' + key);
  if (isFirstRun) {
		dict[this] = true;
		isFirstRun = false;
	}
	delete dict[key];

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var dict = new Dictionary;
dict[flash.display.ActionScriptVersion] = true;
var isFirstRun = true;
for (var key in dict) {
trace('key = ' + key);
  if (isFirstRun) {
		dict[flash.display.AVM1Movie] = true;
		isFirstRun = false;
	}
	delete dict[key];

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/*

imho this shows that dictionary keys are sorted (even in the case of a namespace, as here flash.display
there is an order, alphabetcially it seems) and the keys are walked, 
and if a key that is at the very first position (of that internal order) is added  while iterating,
it gets NOT visited in the looping.
This is bad, i guess that is a bug in the ActionScript runtime.
It seems there is some comparison that breaks when it's index is 0 ... 
let me know if I am wrong

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var async = require('async');

async.parallel([
    function(callback){
        callback(null, 'one');
    },
    function(callback){
        setTimeout(function() {callback(new Error('ONE'));}, 0);
    },
    function(callback){

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var movieConfig = {
    width: 550,
    height: 400,
    plugins: [
      '//cdn.pixelplant.com/as3shim-latest.min.js',
      '//cdn.pixelplant.com/as3vm-latest.min.js',
      '//cdn.pixelplant.com/transwf-runtime-latest.min.js'
    ],
    pluginDebug: false,
    urls: ['movie.js'],

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// inside app.js
export class App {}

// inside domUtil.js
import jQuery from 'jquery' // comes from the node_modules directory
export var domUtil = {}

// inside another file
import {App} from './app'
import {domUtil as domStuff} from './domUtil'

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module.exports = {
  entry: './src/main',
  module: {
    loaders: [
      // Transpile any JavaScript file:
      { test: /\.js$/, loader: 'webpack-traceur?runtime&sourceMaps&experimental' }
    ]
  },
  resolve: {
    // you can now require('file') instead of require('file.js')