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var MyLib = {
    vars: {
        var1: 'value1',
        var2: 'value2'
    },
    func1: function () {
        return this.vars.var1;
    },
    func2: function () {
        alert("This is func2");

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// ------------ Tests

var s0,
    s1;
    
// Ordered Array mode
s0 = sprint("This is %s %s call, using an %s in order", "a", "function", "array");

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window.onhashchange = doChange;
window.onload = doChange;

function doChange() {
    var _hash = window.location.hash.replace("#!", "");
    console.log(_hash);
}

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function listOrArray(Arr) {
    var List = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1),
        i;

    // If `List` is not empty, assume there are more module objects sent as List Arguments
    if (List.length > 0) {
        List.unshift(Arr);
        Arr = List;
    } else {
        // No List args in sight, treat the first arg `Arr` as an array and loop through it.

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var Return;

function slugify(){
  var O = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments),
      t = [],
      x = 0,
      i;
  
  for (i in O){
    if (O.hasOwnProperty(i) && typeof O[i] === "string"){

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function partial(fn) { // `fn` is the original function
    // `args_a` are the arguments (barring `fn`) of the first call.
    var args_a = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1);

    // Now, we return a new function, with the first set of arguments already applied.
    return function partialApplicator() {
        // `args_b` are the arguments applied at the second call
        var args_b = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);

        // Now, concatenate both Arrays and apply them to the original function