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#!/bin/sh
# Build Gaudi

pkg="org/stpettersens/gaudi"
jarF="Gaudi.jar"

echo "Compiling..."
scalac -classpath ./lib -verbose -deprecation -unchecked -d bin src/$pkg/*.scala

echo "Packaging..."

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#!/bin/bash
# Build Gaudi

sep=";" # Initially use Windows, ";"

# For Linux, Unix/xBSD - use ":"
if [[ `uname` =~ .*n.*x|.+BSD ]]; then
	sep=":"
fi

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/*
 Hello World in Scala
*/
object HelloWorld {
    def main(args: Array[String]) {
        println("Hello World!")
    }
}

- OR -

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#!/bin/bash

echo "y/n?"
read yesno
if [[ $yesno -eq "y" ]]; then
	echo "You said yes :)"
else 
	if [[ $yesno -eq "n" ]]; then
		echo "You said no :("
	fi

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// Begins a line comment

# as used in preprocessor definitions, e.g. #include <io>

() as used in function calls, function definitions, etc. 
e.g.

int add(int num1, int num 2) {
    return num 1 + num2;
}

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/*
	Groovy class inheritence demonstration
*/
class Ancestor {
	def name
	Ancestor() {
		name = "Homo erectus"
	}
	def speak() {
		println "I am " + name

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sPerson.scala:

class sPerson extends jPerson {
	def getName(): String = "Sammy Saint"
}

jPerson.java:

public interface jPerson {
	public String getName();

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class GaudiUILogic {
	Void invokeGaudi(Str params) {
		Process gaudi := sys::Process()
		gaudi.command = ["gaudi", params]
		gaudi.run()
	}
}

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/*
	Traffic lights finite state machine (FSM) 
	as programmed in C.
*/
#include <stdio.h> // For stdout
#include "xplatform.h" // For cross-platform xsleep() and xcls()

void goToState(void); // Prototype

// Define states (enumerated types - like ints)

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/*
	Cross-platform header
	for functions that need to work on
	more than just Windows
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#ifdef _WIN32
#include <windows.h>
#else 
#include <unistd.h>