Mike Lang ekimekim

## ac-send
#!/bin/env python2

import array
import fcntl

import argh

LIRC_MODE_PULSE = 2

def ioc(dir, type, nr, size):

## nd-controls
#!/bin/bash

gen-keys() {
	for control in "$@"; do
		echo $enter "$control" $down
	done
}

# weird key names
up=Up

## throws.py
from collections import namedtuple

class Point(namedtuple('_Point', ['x', 'y'])):
	def __add__(self, other):
		return Point(self.x + other.x, self.y + other.y)

shopkeeper = Point(2, 1)
rune = Point(2, 5)
size = Point(5, 7)
gold_weapon = Point(1, 3)

## combat_log.py
#!/bin/env python2

import os
import re
import time

import argh


PATTERNS = {

## oauth.py

from urllib import urlencode

import requests
import argh


def build_url(base, **kwargs):
	return '{}?{}'.format(base, urlencode(kwargs))

## exapunks_redshift_optimizer.py
import itertools as it

import argh


def get_tries(codes, permute, start, offset, hardcodes):
	"""
	codes is list of codes
	permute is a permutation of (0, 1, 2) where the value at index i
		is the index (MSD first) of the digit in the counting number to be used in that position.

## int_flag.rs

// Proof of concept for exploring an idea I had with using rust's type system
// to manage the di/ei instructions on a Gameboy (if I ever get rust-on-gb working).
// It works as follows: We have a zero-sized IntFlag object. It's zero sized
// because it is NOT actually maintaining the state. It mediates access to the state
// at compile time by being borrowed.
// Each function that MAY disable interrupts (either in itself or a child func) must
// take a &mut IntFlag. It can then borrow that for an IntDisableGuard,
// as long as it releases it before the original borrow's lifetime expires (ie. by returning).

## combat_log.py

import os
import re
import time

import argh


PATTERNS = {
	# Hard code Player 1 here to ignore uselss matches like "World"

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	#!/bin/env python2

	import array
	import fcntl

	import argh

	LIRC_MODE_PULSE = 2

	def ioc(dir, type, nr, size):
	#!/bin/bash

	gen-keys() {
	for control in "$@"; do
	echo $enter "$control" $down
	done
	}

	# weird key names
	up=Up
	from collections import namedtuple

	class Point(namedtuple('_Point', ['x', 'y'])):
	def __add__(self, other):
	return Point(self.x + other.x, self.y + other.y)

	shopkeeper = Point(2, 1)
	rune = Point(2, 5)
	size = Point(5, 7)
	gold_weapon = Point(1, 3)
	#!/bin/env python2

	import os
	import re
	import time

	import argh


	PATTERNS = {

	from urllib import urlencode

	import requests
	import argh


	def build_url(base, **kwargs):
	return '{}?{}'.format(base, urlencode(kwargs))
	import itertools as it

	import argh


	def get_tries(codes, permute, start, offset, hardcodes):
	"""
	codes is list of codes
	permute is a permutation of (0, 1, 2) where the value at index i
	is the index (MSD first) of the digit in the counting number to be used in that position.

	// Proof of concept for exploring an idea I had with using rust's type system
	// to manage the di/ei instructions on a Gameboy (if I ever get rust-on-gb working).
	// It works as follows: We have a zero-sized IntFlag object. It's zero sized
	// because it is NOT actually maintaining the state. It mediates access to the state
	// at compile time by being borrowed.
	// Each function that MAY disable interrupts (either in itself or a child func) must
	// take a &mut IntFlag. It can then borrow that for an IntDisableGuard,
	// as long as it releases it before the original borrow's lifetime expires (ie. by returning).