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  /* Copyright (c) 2012 Rod Vagg <@rvagg> */

var Stream       = require('stream').Stream
  , BufferStream = require('bufferstream')

  , toEncoding   = require('./util').toEncoding
  , toSlice      = require('./util').toSlice
  , extend       = require('./util').extend

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function Base () {}

Base.prototype = {
  foo: function () {
    console.log('.. in Base.foo()')
  }

  , dude: function () {
    console.log('.. in Base.dude()')
  }

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// Compare the following. In this snippet it's unclear in what context these methods are defined

  , pipe: function (dest) {
      if (typeof dest.add == 'function' && this._options.type == 'fstream') {
        this._dataEvent = 'entry'
        this.on('entry', function (data) {
          var entry = new BufferStream()
          entry.path = data.key.toString()
          entry.type = 'File'
          entry.props = {

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// js3 mode with '(js3-lazy-commas t) and '(js3-curly-indent-offset 2) in .emacs
// produces this type of object literals, which is what I want
var obj = {
    name: 'magnus'
  , number: 314
}

// Howver, this fucks up indentation in functions. Here I want TWO spaces.
function foo() {
    var someVar

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var npm = require('npm')
  , fs = require('fs')
  , rimraf = require('rimraf')
  , _ = require('underscore')
  , skipVersions = [ '0.2.1' ]
  , moduleBase = __dirname + '/node_modules/'
  , levelupBase = moduleBase + 'levelup'

if (fs.existsSync(levelupBase)) {
  rimraf.sync(levelupBase)

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/*jshint indent:4*/
var count = 0;
while (false)
  count++;

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/*jshint forin:false*/
var key;
for (key in obj) {}

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/*jshint newcap:false */
function foo(){}
var obj = new foo();

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var bigBlob = Array.apply(null, Array(1024 * 100)).map(function () { return 'aaaaaaaaaa' }).join('')

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#!/usr/bin/env node

// This works just fine.

var fs = require('fs')
  , from = fs.createReadStream('./video')
  , to = fs.createWriteStream('./video-copy')

from.pipe(to)