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    // Execute method for js:split process expects polygon and line geometries as input
    run: function(inputs) {
        var merger = new LineMerger();
        merger.add(inputs.poly._geometry);
        merger.add(inputs.line._geometry);
        var collection = merger.getMergedLineStrings();
        var union = new UnaryUnionOp(collection).union();

        var polygonizer = new Polygonizer();
        polygonizer.add(union);

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# Set git autocompletion and PS1 integration
if [ -f /usr/local/git/contrib/completion/git-completion.bash ]; then
    . /usr/local/git/contrib/completion/git-completion.bash
fi
PS1="\h:\W\$(__git_ps1)$ "

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# examples assume username is johndoe and johndoe has a branch named new-features
# these examples work with the openlayers organization and the ol3 repo, could be any other

# say you want to turn issue #5 into a pull request based on new-features branch
# same syntax if issue #5 is already a pull request
curl -d '{"issue": "5", "head": "johndoe:new-features", "base": "master"}' -u 'johndoe' https://api.github.com/repos/openlayers/ol3/pulls

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API

Firstly, without any HPI helper functions, the API currently looks like this:

    var map = new ol.Map(document.getElementById('map'));
    var layer = ol.Layer.createOpenStreetMap({opacity: 0.5});
    map.getLayers().push(layer);

Adding a few flexibly-typed helper functions and some combined

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/**
 * Demonstrates how a JavaScript iterator can be created with Rhino.  This 
 * simple Range class can be defined as a JavaScript constructor.
 * 
 * Example use:
 * 
 *     >> // set up Range constructor and prototype
 *     >> defineClass(Packages.com.example.Range) 
 *     
 *     >> var range = new Range(3, 5)

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http -a <your-username> POST https://api.github.com/repos/<remote-user>/<repo-name>/pulls issue=<issue-number> head=<your-username>:<your-branch> base=master

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var layer = new ol.layer.TileLayer({
  source: new ol.source.MapQuestOpenAerial()
});

var map = new ol.Map({
  center: new ol.Coordinate(0, 0),
  layers: new ol.Collection([layer]),
  renderer: ol.RendererHint.DOM,
  target: 'map',
  zoom: 2

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/**
  Time series generator.  This generates a series of times (as seconds since
  the epoch) between any two start and end time values (also seconds since
  the epoch).  The $1 value can be 'second', 'minute', 'hour', 'day', 'week', or
  'month'.  The $2 and $3 values are start and end time respectively (in seconds
  since the epoch.
 */ 
select date_part('epoch', date_trunc($1, to_timestamp($2)) + concat(tmp.index, $1)::interval) as time from generate_series(
  0,
  case

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function mapFunc() {
  var i, ii, key, doc, service;
  for (i = 0, ii = this.resources.length; i < ii; ++i) {
    key = this.resources[i];
    doc = {
      services: {}
    };
    service = this.service || '';
    doc.services[service] = 1;
    emit(key, doc);

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goog.require('ol.Feature');
goog.require('ol.Map');
goog.require('ol.RendererHint');
goog.require('ol.View2D');
goog.require('ol.geom.Point');
goog.require('ol.layer.TileLayer');
goog.require('ol.layer.Vector');
goog.require('ol.parser.GeoJSON');
goog.require('ol.projection');
goog.require('ol.source.MapQuestOpenAerial');