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/**
 * An accelerometer object for detecting device orientation
 *  and motion (if supported)
 * 
 * Chrome 7+, Firefox 6+, IE11+, iOS Safari 4.0+, Android Browser 3.0, Blackberry 10.0
 *   http://caniuse.com/#feat=deviceorientation
 *   
 *   The DeviceOrientationEvent.alpha value represents the motion of the device around the z axis,
 *    represented in degrees with values ranging from 0 to 360.
 *    

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/*
 *  A Geolocation object
 *  
 *  Note: Uses GPS or similar hardware for data if available through 
 *        the browser, but will fall back to using (Google) geolocation
 *        services with current IP address automatically.
 *        
 *  @property   {boolean}   supported   If the geolocation functions are available in the current context
 *  @property   {function}  onsuccess   The function to be called if the geolocation services are successful
 *  @property   {function}  onerror     The function to be called if an error occurs

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/**
 * (Note: Depends on window.requestAnimationFrame for polling.)
 * 
 * An experimental Gamepad object for detecting
 *  and parsing gamepad input.
 *
 * Current code borrows heavily from Marcin Wichary's work:
 * http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/doodles/gamepad/
 * 
 * Also uses deadzone values from

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// First, create a reference to the Wikifier.createInternalLink function.
//  (Internally, this is what Twine uses to connect passages together.
//    It is the last step in parsing double-bracked content into links.)
var oldCreateInternalLink = Wikifier.createInternalLink;

// Then, create a new function that mimics its functionality.
Wikifier.createInternalLink = function(place, title) {

  // By calling the old function, it returns
  //  the DOM element (the link) it was about to

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package
{
	/**
	 * ...
	 * @author Dan Cox
	 */
	
	import org.flixel.*;
	
	public class PlayState extends FlxState

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/*
 The first thing we are doing here is to create a new
 display function, oldDisplay, as a reference to the
 the normal History.display function.

 (Note: History.display does most of the heavy lifting
  in Twine. When a link is clicked, it is what
  grabs the content of the passage from HTML and 
  adds it to the screen as text.)
*/

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macros['loadJS'] =
{
	handler: function(place, object, parameters)
	{
		var se = document.createElement("script");
		se.type = 'text/javascript';
		se.src = parameters[0];
		var hT = document.getElementsByTagName("HEAD")[0];
		hT.appendChild(se);
		if(se.innerText) {eval(se.innerText);}

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/**
 * A Notifications object
 * 
 * http://caniuse.com/notifications
 * Currently supported only in Firefox 22+, Chrome 22+, and Safari 6+ (on Mac OSX 10.8+).
 * 
 * Note: requestPermission() MUST be called from a user gesture event in Chrome
 *        to be valid. It will fail silently otherwise!
 * 
 * Note: Firefox and Safari will close notifications themselves 

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/**
 * A Fullscreen object
 * 
 * Current support (http://caniuse.com/#feat=fullscreen)
 *  is limited to Firefox 22+ (moz), Chrome 28+, Safari 6.0+, Opera 16.0+ (webkit),
 *   and IE11+ (ms)
 *   
 *  @property {boolean} supported     If fullscreen support exists in the current context
 *  @property {boolean} isFullscreen  If an element is currently fullscreen or not
 */