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'use strict';
/*
  This is a hack to get around the issues with electron-builder not including nested node_modules.
  We do this by simply making the asar ourselves using the parameters from the build.
  This takes the asar file that we have created, unpacks it, then copies in the nested node_modules
  directories from the app directory.

  This also preserves any asar unpacked files that you may have had in the build, and unpacks any
  nested node_modules files that might have been unpacked as well.

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(Disclaimer: IANAL, this does not constitute legal advice, seek a lawyer for more guidance if necessary)

GPL and other FOSS licenses are only concerned with distribution; indeed, restrictions on use are forbidden by free software and open source definitions, it can only enforce restrictions on distribution. So, GPL clauses come into force whenever a GPL program is distributed to other people.

The thing that's at issue here is the FSF's interpretation of copyright law when it comes to software and derivative works.

• First, the FSF takes the position that a program that dynamic links against a library at runtime with constitutes a derivative work; you've combined a program and a library to make a new program.
• Second, "collectivity": They take the position that when you distribute said program with said library, you are distributing a "combined" program that constitutes a derivative work, even if said combination actually happens at runtime. The argument is that when you distribute them together,

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extends Node
# for Godot 3.x

func get_type(typenum):
	match typenum:
		TYPE_NIL:
			return "NIL"
		TYPE_BOOL:
			return "BOOL"
		TYPE_INT:

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extends Node
# for Godot 4.x
# There are many ways you can inject this into a project, but I've found the easiest way to do it
# is to put this into a project with a blank scene with this attached, export it as a PCK, and then copy it to the game 
# directory and rename it to the name of the main game pck.

func get_method_flags(flags):
	var arr = []
	if flags & METHOD_FLAG_NORMAL:
		arr.push_back("NORMAL")