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{
      "B": "Burgenland",
      "K": "Kärnten",
      "N": "Niederösterreich",
      "O": "Oberöstereich",
      "S": "Salzburg",
      "St": "Steiermark",
      "T": "Tirol",
      "V": "Vorarlberg",
      "W": "Wien"

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//lsauer.com, 2012 lo sauer
//description: intervalCall binds a function to a declared scope and invokes it after 'tm' milliseconds
//@param scope:    scope in which the function should be invoked
//@param fn:       the function to be invoked
//@param tm:       timeout in milliseconds
//[@param fntimes]: Optional. A function to control the number of invocations of 'fn', i.e. to declare events / triggers based on the invocation-count
//                fntimes is passed an integer Number-counter, starting at 1;

function intervalCall(scope, fn, tm, fntimes)
{

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//lsauer.com, 2012 lo sauer
//description: intervalCallNtimes; counter after nth time clearinterval; bind a function to a certain scope using 'intervalCall'
//requires: intervalCall, see: https://gist.github.com/lsauer/cf70e65c208cc311ce97
//@param fntimes: an integer-Number or function to control the number of invocations of the callback-counter-function:'fntimes'
//                fntimes is passed an integer Number-counter, starting at 1;
//@param fn: the function to be invoked
//@param tm: timeout in milliseconds
//@param scope: scope in which the function should be invoked
//-> examples are provided below
function intervalCallNtimes(fntimes, fn, tm, scope){

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/**
 * lsauer, 2013
 * Lean handler for exception reporting; stdout is set by default to console.log
 * @param {exc} exc an Exception instance of Error, containing a message and stack property
 * @param {exc} stdOut A variadic function for error reporting. By default: console.log
 * @return undefined
 */
var exceptionHandler = function(exc, stdOut){
    var stdOut = stdOut || function() { console.log.apply(console, arguments) };
    if(stdOut instanceof Function){

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"use strict";
if(!this.hasOwnProperty('globalScope')){
	var globalScope;
	try {
		globalScope = Function('return this')();
	}catch(ex){
	    //extend else-if cases for other globalObject-names as needed...
		if(this && this.hasOwnProperty && this.hasOwnProperty('window')){
			globalScope = window;
		}else{

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/**
L. Sauer,2011
license: public domain
http://xhr2.blogspot.com/2011/09/php-arraymerge-by-value-or-array-merge.html
*/

	function array_merge_values_explode(){
		$args = func_get_args();
		$elem = array();
		$delim = strlen(end($args))<=2 ? array_pop($args) : ',';

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//L.Sauer 2011; Public Domain
//renders code even without SyntaxHighlighter present
//see http://xhr2.blogspot.com/2011/09/alexgorbatchevcom-down-changing.html
//dp is the typical SyntaxHighlighter object;
//use the class 'shFallback' for styling the fallback <pre>-tag
if(typeof dp === 'undefined' ){
	(function(){
		var els = document.getElementsByTagName('script');
		var elClass = null; //or e.g. class 'shFallback'
		for(var i in els) {

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( a >= 0 && ~a >= 0 )

First statement ensures that the variable is positive, the second ensures that no sign-bit is flipped.

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	function j2timer(e){ 
		window.tdiff || (window.tdiff = []);
		window.tdlog || (window.tdlog = []);
		window.fnred || (window.fnred = function(a,b){return a-b;});
		
		//toogle statement
		if( (tdiff.length+1) % 2){
			tdiff.push( Date.now());
			return;
		}

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The following code will do just what you would expect (a css rule for the element's id is applied).

    <input id="searchCmpnd" onClick="this._originalWidth = this.style.width; this.style.width='50%';" onBlur="this.style.width = this._originalWidth;" />

However when the onClick is changed to onKeyUp, onKeyPress, onKeyDown it will expand but not retract. This is because the element is not marked focused, or because the event order got messed up (in Chrome >12).

Include this.focus();

            <input id="searchCmpnd" onClick="this._originalWidth = this.style.width; this.focus(); this.style.width='50%';" onBlur="this.style.width = this._originalWidth;" />