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host.hostname = "pat-$name";
vnet;
mount.devfs;
exec.clean;
exec.start = "sh /etc/rc";
exec.stop = "sh /etc/rc.shutdown";
path = "/jail/$name";
devfs_ruleset = 6;
vnet.interface = "epair${epair}b";
exec.prestart = "ifconfig epair${epair} create up";

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These are not complete files. These are XML chunks that you need to incorporate into the respective XML files under /Applications/Dorico 3.5/Contents (right-click the app and choose "show package contents").

They provide Sketch Treble, Sketch Alto, and Sketch Bass instruments. Each instrument is a single staff played with a piano sound, and can be condensed.

Additionally, edit instrumentFamiliesDefinitions.xml and add instrument.keyboard.piano.alias.sketchtreble, instrument.keyboard.piano.alias.sketchalto, instrument.keyboard.piano.alias.sketchbass to the `` list for instrument family.keyboards

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

largefiles = `git annex config --get annex.largefiles`
untracked_files = `git ls-files --others --exclude-standard`

annex_files = []
git_files = []

untracked_files.split("\n").each do |file|
  `git annex matchexpression "#{largefiles}" --largefiles --file "#{file}"`

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{
  "version": "2.9.1",
  "id": "8ZvXxRON",
  "controlDeviceId": "6",
  "feedbackDeviceId": "6",
  "defaultGroup": {},
  "groups": [
    {
      "id": "805d20ec-3b00-48ca-bef3-8384f997bcad",
      "name": "Drums"

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class Object
  def or_else
    self
  end
end

class NilClass
  def or_else
    yield
  end

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import { useState, useCallback } from 'react';

export default function useToggle(initialState) {
  const [isOn, setIsOn] = useState(initialState);
  const turnOn = useCallback(() => setIsOn(true), [setIsOn]);
  const turnOff = useCallback(() => setIsOn(false), [setIsOn]);
  const toggle = useCallback(() => setIsOn(prevState => !prevState), [setIsOn]);

  return { isOn, turnOn, turnOff, toggle, setIsOn };
}

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class Foo1
  def foo
    puts "hello foo"
  end
end

module FooModule
  def foo
    puts "hello foo"
  end

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To add custom instruments, you need to modify some XML files under /Applications/Dorico 2.app/Contents/Resources. Only do this if you're comfortable doing something like that!

I have included the complete file contents here so you can just replace the existing files on disk. You will overwrite the following files in the Resources folder:

• instrumentFamiliesDefinitions.xml
• instrumentnames_en.xml (or add entries for your specific locale - see bottom of README)
• instruments.xml

This configuration will create a new "Parts" instrument group at the top of the list. It provides three instruments:

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To add custom instruments, you need to modify some XML files under /Applications/Dorico 2.app/Contents/Resources. Only do this if you're comfortable doing something like that!

For instruments.xml and instrumentnames_en.xml, you will add new entries. I placed them after the Pianoforte entry.

If your computer isn't set to English, choose the correct localization file for your system.

For instrumentFamiliesDefinitions.xml you will replace the existing keyboards entry (essentially you add instrument.keyboard.piano.alias.part to the `` element for Keyboards.