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package ;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;

// the problem is, NimbusThemeCreater misses keys which seem to be used,
// e.g. Button[Enabled].textForeground, and so forth.

public class NimbusTheme {
	public static void loadTheme() {

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    (
       w = JSCWindow.new.front;
    w.view.background_( Color.white );
    w.drawFunc = {
        // set the Color
        JPen.translate( 100, 100 );
            JPen.color = Color.black;
            JPen.addArc( 100 @ 100, 15, 0.4 * 2pi, 0.66 * pi );
            JPen.lineDash = FloatArray[ 2, 1 ];
            JPen.width = 2;

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# on a "managed" mac where some idiot disabled certain preferences panes?
# just do it in the shell... enable/disable infrared reception:

defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.apple.driver.AppleIRController DeviceEnabled
defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.driver.AppleIRController DeviceEnabled -bool yes
defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.driver.AppleIRController DeviceEnabled -bool no

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require 'base64'
require 'digest/md5'

ssh_pubkey='AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEAxCw2nrIcdQ+7/tKy+6fk1qmICpl2qa8jxCLoG3pnGniDUUIOtRdEfnpHNHYWfwBVYIdGD5bmcFnXEfoxRjR2VpLXNeY/8PlCG5lARuQqkc720ZfoxsEQo3m+ixV4ylbuQfo8eDrELrn+MWiPluh699lWyvgZ/6oTW1nf2gsKabG+nV8uLvr7Znr230S8o8vhgo6O3cmfLGcfApUnG9kce1YOlz1D9F2x6vzDSO2W3s5/UTBmDvLj3Cza+yzmLp2fzAw97FL6LLwS2cLaVUayc6pZKqN+4Gu9LDPXFl4jkD2xzPTp7cuKdrJFaDsIa0OHzG+yVlDvWi8FkdU9O+xiuw=='

fingerprint = Digest::MD5.hexdigest(Base64.decode64(ssh_pubkey)).scan(/../).join(':')
puts fingerprint

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def naturalCompare( a: String, b: String ) : Int = {
   val asz = a.length()
   val bsz = b.length()
   var sz  = math.min( asz, bsz )
   var ai  = 0
   var bi  = 0
   while( ai < asz && bi < bsz ) {
      val ac = a.charAt( ai ).toUpperCase
      val bc = b.charAt( bi ).toUpperCase
      if( ac.isDigit && bc.isDigit ) {

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// this compiles and finds all implicits,
// so no clue why it doesn't work in the real case

trait _Var[ Tx, A ]

trait Sys[ S <: Sys[ S ]] {
   type Tx
   type Var[ A ] <: _Var[ S#Tx, A ]
   def atomic[ A ]( fun: S#Tx => A ) : A
}

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// a few finger tree operations benchmarked on large
// trees, 22-mar-2012, using scala 2.9.1 / java 1.6.0_20 64-bit server.
// each test series performs from fresh 'sbt console'

// -------- preliminaries --------

def t() = System.currentTimeMillis()

def runOp( warmUp: Int, main: Int )( op: => Unit ) : Long = { var i = 0; while( i < warmUp ) { op; i += 1 }; val t1 = t(); i = 0; while( i < main ) { op; i += 1 }; val t2 = t(); t2 - t1 }

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import java.io._
import de.sciss.synth._; import ugen._

trait SomeOut

// it seems crucial that the UGenSource.SingleOut is annotated @serializable
// for some reason. While `SomeOut` doesn't need that.
@serializable abstract class SingleOut( val name: String ) extends SomeOut

case class LFSaw (rate: Rate, freq: GE, iphase: GE) extends SingleOut( "LFSaw" )

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Licence (MIT Licence)

Copyright (c) 2011 Simon Walker

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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Word counting questions almost always lead to statements about its impossibility and/or uselessness. However, if you use TeXShop there is an engine for counting words (texcount) in the ~/Library/TeXShop/Inactive/texcount folder. Drag either of the engines out of its folder into the Engines folder, and you can use that to count words. To use it, choose it as the engine and then "typeset" the document. It will open a web summary of the counts and how it did it. It works off of the latex source, but is pretty good for most things.

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