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// Inspired by: http://stackoverflow.com/a/5314634/9849
// Simplified if-statements
// Updated to "modern" syntax
// Support optional CLHeading
// Support degree-of-precision
//
// This dictionary should then be added to the normal
// metadata using the kCGImagePropertyGPSDictionary key
- (NSDictionary *)GPSDictionaryForLocation:(CLLocation *)location heading:(CLHeading *)heading
{

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// Requires Security.framework on Cocoa and Cocoa-Touch
#import <CommonCrypto/CommonDigest.h>

- (NSString *)avoSigFromUserEmailHash:(NSString *)userEmailHash developerKey:(NSString *)developerKey developerId:(NSString *)developerId
{
    
    NSString *combo = [userEmailHash stringByAppendingString:developerKey];
    unsigned char result[CC_SHA256_DIGEST_LENGTH];
    const char *combined = [combo UTF8String];
    CC_SHA256(combined, [combo lengthOfBytesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding], result);

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// Sometimes Socket.IO "batches" up messages in one packet,
// so we have to split them.
// 
- (NSArray *)packetsFromPayload:(NSString *)payload
{
    // "Batched" format is:
    // �[packet_0 length]�[packet_0]�[packet_1 length]�[packet_1]�[packet_n length]�[packet_n]
    

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// I had a need to replace the use of RegexKitLite's arrayOfCaptureComponentsMatchedByRegex with
// the built-in NSRegularExpression in iOS 5+, and didn't find an existing example, so I wrote one:

- (NSArray *) arrayOfCaptureComponentsOfString:(NSString *)data matchedByRegex:(NSString *)regex
{
    NSError *error = NULL;
    NSRegularExpression *regExpression = [NSRegularExpression regularExpressionWithPattern:regex options:NSRegularExpressionCaseInsensitive error:&error];
    
    NSMutableArray *test = [NSMutableArray array];
    

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com.foo.MyApp.prototype.launchIOSAppOrITunesLink = function() {
    // Listen for the Safari window to be deactivated
    goog.events.listen(window, goog.events.EventType.BLUR, this.onMobileAppDetected, false, this);

    // Launch the mobile app protocol and *ALSO* launch a timer
    // that checks if the app was launched (it would have deactivated the mobile browser) 
    goog.Timer.callOnce(this.launchMobileApp, 100, this);
    goog.Timer.callOnce(this.checkAppState, 600, this);
};

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// This code checks one time if the security panel is closed.
// When you open the security panel, you should run this test
// repeatedly with a timer (every 500ms seems to work well).
// If the security panel is closed, you can then clean up your timers
protected function securityPanelIsClosed():Boolean
{
    // Why not just wait for an event from the SettingsPanel to know that it's closed?  Because there isn't one.
    // See http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-41
    var closed:Boolean = true;