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/* Parsely v.0.1
Developed for Guild Leader project (December 2018)

To use: place .json files in parsely/names, parsely/staticData, parsely/timedNodeData, etc.

In Terminal:
   node parsely.js

Exported .gd files are placed directly in gameData folder.

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#the new hero is the last thing in the roster, so grab it out of the back
var lastIndex = global.guildRoster.size() - 1
global.selectedHero = global.guildRoster[lastIndex]

var heroScene = preload("res://hero.tscn").instance()
heroScene.set_instance_data(global.selectedHero)
heroScene._draw_sprites()
heroScene.set_position(Vector2(240, 80)) #screen is 540 wide 
heroScene.set_display_params(false, true) #walking enabled?, show name 
add_child(heroScene)

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extends Node
#heroGenerator.gd
#makes a level 1 hero with random class and name

var nameGenerator = load("res://nameGenerator.gd").new()
var humanFemaleHeads = ["human_female_01.png", "human_female_02.png", "human_female_03.png", "human_female_04.png", "human_female_05.png", "human_female_06.png", "human_female_07.png", "human_female_08.png", "human_female_09.png", "human_female_10.png", "human_female_11.png"]
var humanMaleHeads = ["human_male_01.png", "human_male_02.png", "human_male_03.png", "human_male_04.png", "human_male_05.png", "human_male_06.png", "human_male_07.png", "human_male_08.png", "human_male_08.png", "human_male_09.png"]
var elfFemaleHeads = ["elf_female_01.png"]

func _ready():

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extends KinematicBody2D

#Hero properties - not governed by external spreadsheet data
#These are set when a hero is randomly generated in heroGenerator.gd 
var heroID = -1 
var heroName = "Default Name"
var heroClass = "NONE"
var level = -1
var xp = -1
var currentRoom = 0 #outside by default

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extends "basehero.gd"
#hero.gd

#todo: globalize these
var mainRoomMinX = 110
var mainRoomMaxX = 360
var mainRoomMinY = 250
var mainRoomMaxY = 410

var outsideMinX = 150

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[
  {
    "name": "Rusty Broadsword",
    "prestige": 0,
    "slot": "mainHand",
    "rarity": "common",
    "classRestriction": "warrior",
    "noDrop": false,
    "hpRaw": 0,
    "manaRaw": 0,

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.pros-cons-table {
	width:100%;
}

.pros-cons-table tbody tr td {
	border: 2px solid white;
}

.pros-cons-header {
	width: 50%;

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{  
   "courses":{  
      "CS123":{  
         "fullName":"CS 123 - Introduction to Coding",
         "description":"A solid course with a brilliant instructor",
         "tips":[  
            {  
               "tip":"Study hard",
               "timestamp":"July 2017"
            },

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-- Select 

SELECT * FROM items_ordered WHERE customerid = 10449;

SELECT * FROM items_ordered WHERE item = 'tent';

SELECT customerid, order_date, item FROM items_ordered WHERE item LIKE '%S';

SELECT DISTINCT item FROM items_ordered;

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#Add this to the bottom of your .bashrc file and run source ~/.bashrc
#thanks to 
#http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-tip-prompt/ and 
#http://martinfitzpatrick.name/article/add-git-branch-name-to-terminal-prompt-mac/

# Git branch in prompt.
parse_git_branch() {

    git branch 2> /dev/null | sed -e '/^[^*]/d' -e 's/* \(.*\)/ (\1)/'