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// Basic usage to fetch data for display


export const NotesTabContent: React.FunctionComponent<{
  scope: CoreAPI.TabScope;
  boundsForExports: TimeBounds<number>;
}> = ({ scope, boundsForExports }) => {
  const [kinds, setKinds] = useQueryPersistedState<string[]>({
    encode: kinds => ({ kinds: kinds.join(',') }),
    decode: qs => (qs.kinds ? qs.kinds.split(',') : ['New', 'Known']),

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foo1: "{{ variable }}/additional/string/literal"
foo2: "{{ variable }}\\backslashes\\are\\also\\special\\characters"
foo3: "even if it's just a string literal it must all be quoted"
foo4: "a \t TAB and a \n NEWLINE"
foo5: "somebody said I should put a colon here: so I did"
wild: this } is [ all , valid
flow_mapping: { key: "you { should [ use , quotes here" }
inline_array: [123, 5123,1325, "123z", zzz1, 12-.txt, 5.123, -51.23]
inline_complex_1: [{asd: 123}, {b: 2}]
windows_drive: "c:"

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  * I am bengotow on github.
  * I am bengotow (https://keybase.io/bengotow) on keybase.
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// keep in mind this is a plain JavaScript file - the app won't "transpile" it
// in any way (Mailspring used to run Babel when it read plugin source code,
// but it became difficult to package up Babel as part of the application).
// We can still use most ES2016 language features because we use the latest Chrome.

// When you add this file to your theme also be sure to add a `main` entry to the
// package.json file to tell it that it should load this as the entrypoint of your plugin:
//
// {
//   "main": "./main",

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const DefaultParse = HtmlSerializer.parseHtml;
HtmlSerializer.parseHtml = html => {
  const tree = DefaultParse.apply(HtmlSerializer, [html]);
  const collapse = require('collapse-whitespace');
  collapse(tree);

  // ensure that no DIVs contain both element children and text node children. This is
  // not allowed by Slate's core schema: blocks must contain inlines and text OR blocks.
  // https://docs.slatejs.org/guides/data-model#documents-and-nodes
  const treeWalker = document.createTreeWalker(tree, NodeFilter.SHOW_ELEMENT, {

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import React from 'react';
import { RichUtils, Modifier, EditorState, SelectionState } from 'draft-js';

function isURL(text) {
  return text.startsWith('http://'); // insert your favorite library here
}
/*
Function you can call from your toolbar or "link button" to manually linkify
the selected text with an "explicit" flag that prevents autolinking from
changing the URL if the user changes the link text.

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/*
The code below shows a custom SPDLog sink that uses a separate thread and a C++0x condition_variable
to ensure that a spdlog::sinks::rotating_file_sink_mt is flushed to disk within a second of a new
log message being emitted. When no messages are arriving, the helper thread has very low wake overhead
and sleeps for 30s.
*/

std::mutex spdFlushMtx;
std::condition_variable spdFlushCV;
int spdUnflushed = 0;

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Option A: Two Subqueries
SELECT
  `Thread-Category`.`value` as category_id,
  COALESCE((SELECT unread FROM `Thread-Counts` WHERE category_id = `Thread-Category`.`value`), 0) + SUM(unread) as unread,
  COALESCE((SELECT total  FROM `Thread-Counts` WHERE category_id = `Thread-Category`.`value`), 0) + COUNT(*) as total
FROM `Thread`
INNER JOIN `Thread-Category` ON `Thread`.`id` = `Thread-Category`.`id`
WHERE
  `Thread`.in_all_mail = 1

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  signatures:
    "<ACCOUNT ID>": "<br>Test User<br>XXX-XXX-XXXX<br>test@example.com"