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// Made to answer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38512761/how-do-i-find-the-x-y-coordinates-of-the-point-q-on-a-closed-2d-composite-bez

struct BezierPoint {
	let q0: CGPoint
	let point: CGPoint
	let q1: CGPoint
}

struct SimpleBezierCurve {
	let left: BezierPoint

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// Copyright Ben Leggiero 2017 BH-1-PS
// https://github.com/BlueHuskyStudios/Licenses/blob/master/Licenses/BH-1-PS.txt


import Foundation

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Control:
	file:///                                            => 	 	 file:///
	file:///etc/                                        => 	 	 file:///etc/
	~/ -- file:///                                      => 	 	 ~/ -- file:///
	~/Desktop -- file:///                               => 	 	 ~/Desktop -- file:///
	~/.bash_profile -- file:///                         => 	 	 ~/.bash_profile -- file:///
	./ -- file:///                                      => 	 	 ./ -- file:///
	../ -- file:///                                     => 	 	 ../ -- file:///
	file:///etc/../                                     => 	 	 file:///etc/../
	~/../ -- file:///                                   => 	 	 ~/../ -- file:///

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/// Example type
public struct Foo {
    // Fields...
}



/// Wraps `Foo` so it can be used for that static variable later
private struct FooWrapper {

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import Cocoa



public extension NSApplication {
    
    public func relaunch(afterDelay seconds: TimeInterval = 0.5) -> Never {
        let task = Process()
        task.launchPath = "/bin/sh"
        task.arguments = ["-c", "sleep \(seconds); open \"\(Bundle.main.bundlePath)\""]

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//
//  Swift range conformance check.swift
//  Requires Swift 4
//
//  Created by Ben Leggiero on 2017-11-06.
//  Copyright © 2017 Ben Leggiero using BH-1-PS license
//
// This is a proof-of-concept that attempts to create a syntax like "left < center < right", which ensures that
// "center" is both greater than "left" and less than "right".

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//
//  NSWindow+Fade.swift
//  BH Bezel Notification
//
//  Created by Ben Leggiero on 2017-11-09.
//  Translated to Swift 4 from the original (ObjC): https://gist.github.com/indragiek/1397050
//  Copyright © 2017 Ben Leggiero. All rights reserved.
//

import Foundation

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/// This file is an illustration of the concepts described in the Computerphile video "What is a Monad?", but in Swift rather than the video's Haskell.
/// https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1e8gqXLbsU

import Cocoa




// MARK: - Stuff we need in order to make our code look like the code in the video

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/// Uses quicksort with the Lomuto partition scheme.
///
/// By Ben Leggiero, written on 2018-03-05. Copyright BH-0-PD
/// https://github.com/BlueHuskyStudios/Licenses/blob/master/Licenses/BH-0-PD.txt
struct QuickSorter {
    /// Performs a quicksort with Lomuto partition using the given array and returns the result
    func quicksorting<C: Comparable>(_ unsorted: [C]) -> [C] {
        var arrayCopy = unsorted
        QuickSorter.quicksort(&arrayCopy)

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