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import os, subprocess, re, sys


appname = "yourappname"
hgbin = "/usr/local/bin/hg"
targetBuildDir = os.getenv("TARGET_BUILD_DIR")

getChangeset = subprocess.Popen(hgbin + ' parent --template "{node|short}" --cwd ' + targetBuildDir, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)

if (getChangeset.stderr.read() != ""):

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#ifdef DEBUG
  // Debug log
  #define DLog(...) NSLog(@"%s %@", __PRETTY_FUNCTION__, [NSString stringWithFormat:__VA_ARGS__])
  // Assert log
  #define ASLog(...) [[NSAssertionHandler currentHandler] handleFailureInFunction:[NSString stringWithCString:__PRETTY_FUNCTION__ encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] file:[NSString stringWithCString:__FILE__ encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] lineNumber:__LINE__ description:__VA_ARGS__]
#else
  #define DLog(...) do { } while (0)
  #ifndef NS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS
    #define NS_BLOCK_ASSERTIONS
  #endif

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#
# uncrustify config file for objective-c and objective-c++
#

indent_with_tabs        = 0     # 1=indent to level only, 2=indent with tabs
output_tab_size         = 4     # new tab size
indent_columns          = output_tab_size
indent_label            = 2     # pos: absolute col, neg: relative column
indent_align_assign     = FALSE

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@interface UIImage (Shadow) 

+ (UIImage *)imageWithContentsOfFile:(NSString *)path withShadow:(BOOL)applyShadow;

+ (UIImage *)imageNamed:(NSString *)name withShadow:(BOOL)applyShadow;

+ (UIImage *)applyShadow:(UIImage *)theImage;

@end

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//  UIColor+hex.h
@interface UIColor (Hex)

+ (UIColor *) colorWithHex:(uint)rgbValue;

@end

//  UIColor+hex.m
#import "UIColor+Hex.h"

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// =========================
// SetInterval
// =========================

// While not truly accurate, setInterval is still fairly good, time-wise.
// Better for things like a "one second tick" but not great for expensive
// code executed at small intervals as iterations can "stack".

// (ECMAScript 5 strict mode compatible)

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/*
 * CLAlert is a drop-in replacement for NSAlert
 *
 * A CLAlert is exactly the same as a NSAlert, except for the alert style behavior
 *
 * - An alert with the informational style (NSInformationalAlertStyle) will always display a "Note icon" (kAlertNoteIcon)
 * - An alert with the warning style (NSWarningAlertStyle) will always display a "Caution icon" (kAlertCautionIcon)
 * - An alert with the critical style (NSCriticalAlertStyle) will always display a "Stop icon" (kAlertStopIcon)
 *
 * Tested on Mac OS X 10.5.8 and 10.6.1