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   /**
     * Finishing current JsUnit testcase as passed.
     */
    private static void pass() {
        if (currentTest != null) {
            runNotifier.fireTestFinished(currentTest);
            currentTest = null;
        }
    }

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    private static void runJsUnitInRhino(String entryPoint)  {

        //...

        int result = proc.waitFor();
        if (result != 0) {
            throw new JSExecutionException(getStdError(proc));
        }
    }
    

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var NumberGuess = function(cfg) {
    cfg = cfg ? cfg : {};
    return new Subo.Application({
        name: cfg.name || 'numberguess', // Default name
 
        onStart: function(args) {
            args = args || {};
 
            // Add a service to provide the number to guess. A service can be any kind of object; we call it a
            // service because its intended to provide the service layer to the application.

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<div id="numberguess"></div>

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.xeolabs.com/deploy/subo/src/core/subo.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.xeolabs.com/deploy/subo/src/examples/numberguess/numberguess.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
    var numberGuess = new NumberGuess({ name: 'numberguess'} );
    numberGuess.start({homeUrl:'http://www.xeolabs.com/deploy/subo/src/examples/numberguess'});
</script>

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var scene = new Guava.Graph({
    children: [

        /* A Canvas node activates a DOM canvas element for its subtree. You can have more
         * than one Canvas node in your scene if you want multiple views of the scene on multiple
         * canvas tags throughout your page (alternatively, you could have multiple ViewPorts on the
         * same Canvas).
         */
        new Guava.Canvas({

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var scene = new SceneJs.Graph({
    children: [

        /* A Canvas node activates a DOM canvas element for its subtree. You can have more
         * than one Canvas node in your scene if you want multiple views of the scene on multiple
         * canvas tags throughout your page (alternatively, you could have multiple ViewPorts on the
         * same Canvas).
         */
        new SceneJs.Canvas({

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/** An example of a installation of a backend for a canvas.
 */
SceneJs.Backend.installCanvasBackend(new (function() {

    this.canvasType = 'awesome-new-canvas-0.1';

    /** SceneJs.Backend's acquireCanvas method calls this method on each installed 
     *  canvas backend to poll them for a context on the given canvas. As soon as one
     *  is able to provide a context, the canvas and the successful backend become active.
     * 

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/**
 * An example of installation of a backend through which nodes of a given type 
 * can drive a canvas of a particular type.
 */
SceneJs.Backend.installNodeBackend(

        new (function() {

            this.canvasType = 'awesome-new-canvas0.1';
            this.nodeType = 'my-node-type';

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SceneJs.MyNewNode = function(cfg) {

    cfg = cfg || {};

    /** Called when pre-visited during scene traversal
     */
    this.preVisit = function() {
         var backend = SceneJs.Backend.getNodeBackend(this.getType());
        if (backend) {
            var someData = {};

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var graph = SceneJs.graph(

        SceneJs.node({

                preVisit: function(nodeContext) {
	             	// Your pre-visit functionality
                },

                postVisit: function(nodeContext) {
			// Your post-visit functionality