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Reading Mech data from MegaMek

MegaMek is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0

Therefore, this code is also licensed under GPLv2

The BattleTech IP is owned by The Topps Company, Inc and is licensed by Catalyst Game Labs.
The main website for BattleTech is here - BattleTech: The Board Game of Armored Combat

The MegaMek/megamek repository contains thousands of .mtf files containing definitions for BattleTech mechs and their information, e.g. this file defining the [Marauder 3R](https://github.com/MegaMek/megamek/blob/master/megamek/data/mechfi

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#! /usr/bin/env bash

foo() {
  echo "STDOUT contents (called with args $*)"
  echo "STDERR contents (called with args $*)" >&2
  return 42
}

printOutBothStdoutAndStderrSeparately() {
  echo "$({

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GOTO_PROJECT_ROOTS=("${MY_PROMPT_HOME:-$HOME}/Code")
GOTO_VERBOSE=true

goto() {
  if (( $# == 0 ))
  then
    cd "${GOTO_PROJECT_ROOTS[0]}"
    return 0
  fi
  (( $# < 1 )) && return 1

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MY_PROMPT_HOSTNAMES=(
  "beccabox:🐧"
  "winvm:🕹️"
)

MY_PROMPT_HOME="$HOME"
[ -d /cygdrive/b ] && MY_PROMPT_HOME=/cygdrive/b

MY_PROMPT_FOLDERS=(
  "$MY_PROMPT_HOME/Code/beccasaurus/minispec-main:💻 🦖 🧫 ⇪"

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require "json"
require "csv"

weapons = JSON.parse File.read("weapons.json")
column_names = File.read("column_names").split "\t"

csv = CSV.generate do |csv|
  weapons.keys.each do |weapon_name|
    30.times do |i|
      csv << column_names.map do |column_name|

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#! /bin/bash

trap 'echo "Exiting..."; exit 1' SIGINT

up='[A'
down='[B'
right='[C'
left='[D'

special=""

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source 'http://rubygems.org'

gem 'em-http-request', :require => 'em-http'
gem 'em-websocket'

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API Scripts

First, go to your API Scripts and enable these two:

• TokenMod
• GroupInitiative (ignore the warning popup when adding this one, it's fine)

Then open up the Macros section.

• 🗸 Show macro quick bar

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say -v Daniel "Synthesis Complete."

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sample_tester() {
  echo "Running: sample-tester -v detailed $*"

  # Escape sequene
  local esc=$(printf '\033')

  sample-tester -v detailed "$@" 2>&1                                                                           | \
    sed "s/Tests failed/${esc}[31mTests failed${esc}[0m/g"                                                      | \
    sed "s/Tests passed/${esc}[32mTests passed${esc}[0m/g"                                                      | \
    sed "s/# ... call did not succeed \(.*\)/${esc}[90m# ${esc}[31m\`call:\` failed: \1${esc}[0m/g"    | \