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## ts_tags_print.c
// prints the tag tree 'self' into an sds string 'printed'
// recursive function, 'node_addr' should start at 0
sds _ts_tags_print_node(ts_tags * self, size_t node_addr, sds padding, sds printed) {

    /*
        return value should resemble this structure:
            .
            |── 0
            │   |── abc123
            |   +── abc124

## gist:9ad800906f85248ef3edf602b294b5ab
var aList = ["a", "b", "c"];
var bObj  = {};

for(var i in aList) {
    bObj[i] = function() {
        console.log(i);
    }
}


## hello.erl
-module(hello).
-export([hello/0]).


hello() ->
	print2()("hello").

print(output) ->
	io:format("~s~n", [output]).

## gist:811b3510126baecb19e3
//A list of effects to be applied to a value
List<Func<double,double>> effects = new List<Func<double,double>>();
//Two sample anonymous effects.
effects.Add(initial_value => initial_value / 2);
effects.Add(initial_value => initial_value - 1);

//Storing an effect as a function, then applying it.
Func<double,double> fire_effect = x => x*x;
effects.Add(effect);

## gist:9592212
<!doctype html>

<html>
	<head>
		<meta charset="UTF-8">
		<script>

			function show_notification(){
				//http://www.w3.org/TR/notifications/
				//tags are for shared notes. If gmail is open twice, they cannot know

## Teller.md

      
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                Notes on a game I'm calling Teller. They're still pretty disjointed.
              
          
    Teller (A storytelling game)

(Exciting news: I have a $1000 grant for this project!!)
The Big Ideas


a single story can be grafted onto any group of characters. The dev writes a story once, but can apply it to multiple situations.


The player is exploring an open world. A fantasy world. They come across a "detective story". They are asked to find the missing puppy. Later, they're playing a space adventure, and the same detictive story appears, this time with different trappings. Space-dogs. Robo-damsels. Etc.


## worst c# ever
abstract class ability
{
	string name;
	string description;

	ability(n, d)
	{
		name = n; description = d;
	}

## Rust file IO attempt
	let file_read: Result<@Reader, ~str> = std::io::file_reader(~std::path::Path("handw.rc"));
	let file_text:~[~str] = match file_read {
						Ok(file) => return file.read_lines(),
						Err(e) => {
								println(fmt!("Error reading file: %?", e));
								return ~[];
							}
						};
	// prints the tag tree 'self' into an sds string 'printed'
	// recursive function, 'node_addr' should start at 0
	sds _ts_tags_print_node(ts_tags * self, size_t node_addr, sds padding, sds printed) {

	/*
	return value should resemble this structure:
	.
	\|── 0
	│ \|── abc123
	\| +── abc124
	var aList = ["a", "b", "c"];
	var bObj = {};

	for(var i in aList) {
	bObj[i] = function() {
	console.log(i);
	}
	}
	-module(hello).
	-export([hello/0]).


	hello() ->
	print2()("hello").

	print(output) ->
	io:format("~s~n", [output]).
	//A list of effects to be applied to a value
	List<Func<double,double>> effects = new List<Func<double,double>>();
	//Two sample anonymous effects.
	effects.Add(initial_value => initial_value / 2);
	effects.Add(initial_value => initial_value - 1);

	//Storing an effect as a function, then applying it.
	Func<double,double> fire_effect = x => x*x;
	effects.Add(effect);
	<!doctype html>

	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<script>

	function show_notification(){
	//http://www.w3.org/TR/notifications/
	//tags are for shared notes. If gmail is open twice, they cannot know
	abstract class ability
	{
	string name;
	string description;

	ability(n, d)
	{
	name = n; description = d;
	}
	let file_read: Result<@Reader, ~str> = std::io::file_reader(~std::path::Path("handw.rc"));
	let file_text:~[~str] = match file_read {
	Ok(file) => return file.read_lines(),
	Err(e) => {
	println(fmt!("Error reading file: %?", e));
	return ~[];
	}
	};