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// declare.js MIT License © 2014 James Abney http://github.com/jabney

// An experiment with "forward type checking". Register types
// using 'declare' along with corresponding methods. The methods
// get called depending upon the type of the passed object. 
//
// // Create a new declare object.
// var logByType = fwdType.declare();
//
// // Register types and methods.

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// encode.js MIT License © 2014 James Abney http://github.com/jabney

// Encode built-in type as a numeric value.
//
// typeOf(null);      // => 'Null'
// typeOf(undefined); // => 'Undefined'
// typeOf([]);        // => 'Array'
//
// encodeType(null);      // => 1
// encodeType(undefined); // => 2

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// shuffle.js © 2014 James Abney http://github.com/jabney
(function(ex) {
'use strict';

// Export shuffle to 'random' namespace.
var random = ex.random || (ex.random = Object.create(null));

// Shuffle an array in place so that the positions of its values are random.
random.shuffle = function shuffle(a) {
  var i, r, tmp, len = a.length;

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// huffman.js © 2014 James Abney http://github.com/jabney
// Huffman coding was invented by David A. Huffman of MIT, 1952.
(function() {
'use strict';

// A toy implementation of Huffman compression. The result of
// encoding is a bit string. In this form it's not truly compressed,
// but the bit string represents the binary values after compression.
function huffman(str) {
  var ft = frequencyTable(str), ht = huffTree(ft);

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// graph.js © 2015 James Abney http://github.com/jabney
(function(ex, undefined) {
'use strict';

var gr = ex.graph || (ex.graph = Object.create(null));

// ---------------------------------------------------------------
// The graph abstract data type.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------
gr.graph = function graph(numVerts) {

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/*
  containers.js
  MIT License © 2015 James Abney
  http://github.com/jabney

  Containers: bag, stack, queue, double-ended queue (deque),
  priorityQueue, and set.

  See documentation at http://github.com/jabney/containers.js
*/

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// This augmentation style is appropriate for a factory-style function,
// which might be something that was imported as part of a library.
var factory = function factory() {
  var data = [];
  
  // Return an object with one or more methods.
  return {
    
    init: function() {
      data.push.apply(data, arguments);

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"""
Generate fontawesome icon set in JSON format from website cheatsheet.
http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/cheatsheet/

Usage: python gen_fontawesome.py
Output: font-awesome.json
{icon_name: entity_reference, ...}

Author: James Abney
Date: 2015-05-21

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(function() {
'use strict';

// Create a factory function (a function that returns an object).
function aFactory() {
    // Create a data store.
    var _data = [];
    
    // Add supplied arguments to the data store.
    if (arguments.length)

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// Return the post-transform coords of an element,
// assuming that proper pre-transform coords are supplied.
function getElementCoords(element, coords) {
    var ctm = element.getCTM(),
    xn = ctm.e + coords.x*ctm.a,
    yn = ctm.f + coords.y*ctm.d;
    return { x: xn, y: yn };
};

var circle = document.getElementById('svgCircle'),