Singletons are overused and, except in rare instances, are a bad idea.
Singletons are acceptable if you're writing throwaway code, like agency stuff
where getting it done under tight deadlines is more important than getting it
done in the most scalable and flexible way.
A Singleton is just a
Why aren't you using a static class for that instead of a Singleton?
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Thanks for the responses everyone.
Steven, I could use some constructive feedback:
Usually what I do is have a singleton instanced when the swf is
initialized, and using composition, other classes
Just for clarification, it was 4 bytes (the size of an empty MovieClip in AS2).
I don't know if it's the same in AS3 (don't care enough to look into it).
I don't think that's the issue he's having. I think he's saying the bytesLoaded
is returning correctly, but the bytesTotal is 0 the entir
For clarity, they're referred to as implicit and explicit.
get prop / set prop = implicit
getProp() / setProp = explicit
In AS2, it made a difference because implicits were available right away,
whereas explicits were not available for 1 frame. This limitation is not
present in AS3.
Basical
Here's what you need to know to make a good scrubber for progressive download
FLVs.
1. You need a background that shows the entire width of the bar.
2. You need a progress bar that shows how much of the video has loaded. The
width of this bar is the background.width * (ns.bytesLoaded / ns.byt
Keyword: Old.
Hans Wichman wrote:
ps we're probably not the first ones discussing this old subject, has n1
found some good sources/references?
Most of the old CS textbooks sentence you to hell for using public variables
so let's not refer to those ;)
> Make sense?
bytesTotal = 100% * width;
duration = 100% * width;
bytesLoaded / bytesTotal = 0%-100% * width
time / duration = 0%-100% * width
The relationship between bytesLoaded and time is 1 to 1, which is why my
scrubber logic is flawless. That's where you went off the track. Eek, a pun!
And just to clarify:
Stand on the shoulders of giants, don't follow in their footsteps.
Steven Sacks wrote:
Keyword: Old.
Hans Wichman wrote:
ps we're probably not the first ones discussing this old subject, has n1
found some good sources/references?
Most of the old CS textbook
Thankfully, AS3 allows you to put implicit getters and setters into an
interface.
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It is incredibly rare that I agree with Steven.
I resemble that remark! ;)
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Not really. That's far less than I work for.
alan skinner wrote:
Surely thats not the going rate for a flash developer in the US?
Thats an obscene amount of money ;o)
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It’s the same Hotmail®. If by “same” you mean up to 70%
http://polygonal.de
If you want to learn about maximum optimization for collision detection, etc.
nobody knows more than this guy.
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> For training, I like the Adobe Flex training from the source book(s).
I personally did not like this book at all.
Here's how the book goes:
Build this like this.
Build that like that.
Now, you know how you built this and that? That's the wrong way to build it, so
we're going to refactor
>This book obviously wasn't meant for your learning style, but it was for me.
Different strokes for different folks! :)
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On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:02 PM, Preston Parris wrote:
Does anyone have a good example of loading thumbnails from flickr,
and then
once you click on that thumbnail, loading a larger version of the
picture
from flickr still in the flash. Everything i have found links to
Hilarious.
On Apr 19, 2009, at 5:17 PM, Peter B wrote:
Ha! Know what's crazy there? Your post Stephen, and the OP are now the
number 3 & 4 results from that search...
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Anyone know of an active Adobe AIR mailing list (like Flashcoders/
Flash Tiger)?
Apollocoders is basically dead, and all posts are moderated.
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Rad. I've blogged and twittered about it. I suggest everyone else do
the same!
On Apr 24, 2009, at 7:21 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
and give the group a name like
FlashTiger, I made Air-Tight.
Great name, I love it.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Shared Services Soluti
You can embed specific ranges like this:
http://www.gaiaflashframework.com/index.php/topic,1678.msg7436.html#msg7436
If you put the font in the library, you can just set the font to
export in frame 1, give it a class name and then
Font.registerFont(fontClassName);
Easy peasy.
On May 7, 20
Encrypt your text using a super crazy encryption algorithm.
Then, create a swc that contains the key and algorithm to decrypt the
text.
Then, encrypt that swc using another super crazy encryption algorithm.
Load the swc at runtime as raw bytes, decrypt it in memory, and then
instantiate it
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:Z9ZpwotYRtkJ:www.mikestead.co.uk/2009/01/04/upload-multiple-files-with-a-single-request-in-flash/+AS3+Socket+send+progress+broken&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a
On May 15, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Paul Freedman wrote:
I haven't had to build ftp function
Like the search on this site?
http://www.dermalogica.com/us/#/home
It's actually super easy to do this.
On May 15, 2009, at 12:48 PM, Carl Welch wrote:
Hi all,
I need to make an AS3 version this:
http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/ajax_example_suggest.asp
I'm thinking I'll query the database fo
If your XML has namespaces (like YouTube's xml feeds), then, yes, JSON
is easier to implement.
Namespace support in E4X is the very definition of "Royal Pain In The
Arse".
It's why the AS3 code lib for YouTube uses their JSON feed instead.
It's just too ridiculous to deal with all those
Agreed!
On May 20, 2009, at 3:45 PM, Taka Kojima wrote:
IMO, there are times to use JSON and times to use XML.
JSON is very easy to implement and not very hard to grasp... all
you're
basically doing is running an encode when you send data out and a
decode
when you bring data in. So you o
My advice is to use the wonderful encyclopedia available to you called
"The Internet".
I went to Google and typed in: sort xml AS3
The first 4 results have the exact code you need to do this.
The Internet: Helping people find answers, one search at a time.
On May 21, 2009, at 7:25 AM, Dom
http://www.gaiaflashframework.com/index.php/topic,1847.msg7817.html#msg7817
Just so everyone is familiar with the context here, the above is the
thread on the forum about this.
The question is about how to use E4X to parse XHTML. I provide a code
example of how easy it is to do this, but J
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Without posting the errors, I can't tell for sure, but it's possible
you didn't declare
pubilc var footer_bar:MovieClip
at the top of your class?
Or, perhaps it's null?
On May 21, 2009, at 12:41 PM, Jonathan Wing wrote:
This is probably a silly question, but I've searched google and can't
The latter is cleaner and better, IMO.
Write a function that your event handler calls. Then, you can call it from
elsewhere and from your button click handler.
function onThumbClick(event:MouseEvent):void
{
loadImage(event.target.name);
}
function loadImage(num:int):void
{
// loadImage
Could you show some sample of the XHTML you are reading in?
Specifically, what does body.p trace out?
On May 26, 2009, at 4:00 PM, Jonathan Wing wrote:
Using Gaia, I am trying to load content within flash from an XHTML
file,
and have the text flow from a into two columns. This is what I
h
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2a8TRSgzZY
This is a work of genius.
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Did you choose the characters you wanted to embed on the TextField?
John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
After I attach the mc, I position both the _x and _y with no problem. The
_alpha does not function. I¹m now trying it in just a simple, new moving and
the alpha works if I attach the mc, but if I chang
Filter the XML using E4X and then make a new XML from that filtered
result.
var xml:XML =
Actually, you don't need that newXML var. Sorry. I left that in
during debugging.
Just setChildren the original xml, as I did. If you want to make a
copy without destroying the original, then setChildren() the newXML
var instead.
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Once you really dig into E4X and realize the crazy stuff you can do,
it's amazing.
I do some pretty crazy E4X parsing, filtering and validation with
Gaia. Here are some examples:
// get all nodes named page or asset in the entire XML
var nodes:XMLList = xml.descendants().(name() == "page"
Your sample doesn't show how you build the Array.
So the answer to your incomplete question is nothing different than
what Flash is telling you.
The reason it returns -1 is because indexOf couldn't find a STRICT
EQUALITY match for e.target.name in your array.
If you posted how you built b
This is exactly how Gaia works. goto() calls setValue on SWFAddress
and the response is dispatched to the framework to handle the
navigation. Interrupts are handled in both loading and transitions.
It's open source, so you're welcome to examine how it's done in Gaia.
On Jun 16, 2009, at
http://www.libspark.org/wiki/SWFWheel/en
On Jun 26, 2009, at 1:50 AM, Dav wrote:
Hi Guys,
I'm having a problem with attaching the mouse wheel listener to the
stage in
AS3.
For some strange reason, when flash is focused and I scroll my mouse
wheel,
the entire browser scrolls along with f
http://jessewarden.com/2008/05/two-directory-source-control-workflow.html
On Jun 26, 2009, at 3:00 PM, Mario Gonzalez wrote:
If I have a project that is under subversion control, then I decide
to make a flex project with the folder (order of these two
operations can be reversed with same re
My home computer is a Windows XP box.
My last full-time job was a Mac-only shop. So, I used Mac every day, 5 days a
week, for 10 months.
Within a few weeks, I realized I couldn't live without FlashDevelop. I installed
Parallels 3 with Windows XP and figured out how to use FlashDevelop in my
I didn't say people who used it were retarded, I said the program was.
The bottom line is, you can use Flex Builder to do your debugging if you need
it, but for coding, which is what you spend the majority of your time doing, all
the Eclipse-based Actionscript editors suck ass compared to Flash
Oh yeah, and Flex Builder is $500 whereas FlashDevelop is free.
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I'm confused why you would need to look at more than one project at a time, and
you can switch projects very quickly in FD by using Recent Projects.
It's well established the debugger is limited to tracing, which is generally
good enough for most of the time.
I don't know what you mean about
Only FlashDevelop auto-completes in-scope member names and key words. Only
FlashDevelop has smart auto-completion that forgives typos. AFAIK, only
FlashDevelop has toggle line (CTRL+T) functionality (which I use all the time),
and the *extremely* useful clone file (CTRL+SHIFT+N) functionality.
FlashDevelop does do find and replace in files. FlexBuilder's "rename" function
is very slow sometimes. FlashDevelop's Find and Replace In Files is nearly
instant. Considering how infrequently one uses "rename" in FlexBuilder, it
doesn't seem to offset the slowness of day to day coding with i
I have slow email issues with Flashcoders, as well. There's a noticable delay
between when I post and when it shows up. Sometimes I get no emails for awhile,
and then a slew of them come in (like a hose that's been crimped and then released).
FlashTiger emails show up very quickly, but they'r
FlashDevelop auto-completes class, instance and local vars, as well as native
key words like public, private, class, interface, implements, function, static,
const, etc. FDT and FB do not.
Here's what toggle line does
hello();
world();
CTRL+T on world line
world();
hello();
While this mig
FlexBuilder absolutely does NOT do auto-completion of class, instance and local
vars (FD also does function names, etc.). I've never seen FDT do it, either,
but that link obviously makes it clear that it is possible (though completely
undocumented, not to mention that field doesn't look like it
It certainly does. It's simply using the mxml compiler to find those errors. The
FD developers have stated their intent to include it one day, but have stated
it's a lot of work. They currently have syntax checking. Keep in mind that
FlashDevelop is two guys working in their spare time for fre
In FlexBuilder, they don't start appearing as auto-completion hints as you type.
You have to hit CTRL+SPACE. This is not a "mere" difference. You have to stop
writing code to get auto-completion. Even worse, it's not "live" which means it
breaks your natural flow.
In FlashDevelop, you can hit
Kerry,
My email was a matter of fact one, nothing more. It had nothing to do with the
quality of the posts, members or owner.
Flash Tiger emails show up very quickly because they're on Yahoo servers.
Despite their recent financial troubles, Yahoo has a ton of servers on very fat
pipes.
By
Unfortunately, yes, I get runtime errors sometimes when screens are split and
you close some tabs. You can choose to ignore the errors and FlashDevelop will
keep on trucking. You don't have to quit.
Joel Stransky wrote:
Hey Steven, does FD crash on you when you have your view split and choo
Dave,
As an example of the irregular nature of the current list server, I did not
receive your response. I saw Latcho's response to your response, which
thankfully quoted your response, otherwise I would have missed it. I'm not sure
how many emails I've missed and *not* known about.
Thanks
As I understand it, the previous ones were lost forever, unfortunately.
Alan wrote:
I think the current Mailman configuration works well, although it would
be nice if the web archives worked. There's so much helpful information
coming through this list, but they end in late 2007.
Alan
If
I don't understand why you would not want to write a single line of code in the
class where it would provide the most clarity, and instead write MORE code in
another class obscuring the behavior that is going on. In other words, you're
writing more code to write the same code. You're going to
if (Boolean)
Everything inside an if statement is automatically coerced into a Boolean.
Either it is or it isn't.
It's not more clear to write != null because an if statement cannot possibly be
anything other than true or false. In this case, null or not null. Writing it
out is redundant (and
Dave Watts wrote:
> Lots of people hate implicit Boolean conversion, and see it as a sin
> against God and nature. I'm not one of those people, but I think it's
> a mistake to say that implicit Boolean conversion is superior and
> everyone should use it.
Code bloat is one of the seven deadly sins
It's called artistic license. ;)
And you are eating code, through your eyes and brain. :)
Dave Watts wrote:
Code bloat is one of the seven deadly sins (gluttony).
This is why we all name our variables things like x, y, etc instead of
giving them recognizable names, right?
And gluttony, r
James Gosling got his Doctorate in CS in 1983.
Programming has changed quite a bit since then.
new > old
;)
Dave Watts wrote:
And you are eating code, through your eyes and brain. :)
... and I must therefore excrete code from my fingertips. And the
usefulness of this metaphor reaches a di
I highly suggest reading "Practices of an Agile Developer"
http://www.pragprog.com/titles/pad/practices-of-an-agile-developer
Use KISS. Stay DRY. Code less. Code smart (code S-Mart).
Use smart shortcuts when they're available to you. Implicit boolean coercion is
one such shortcut, among many o
Here's the best way to write that. No try catch required.
if (myDO && myDO.parent) myDO.parent.removeChild(myDO);
Keith H wrote:
Steven,
Maybe its just me but...
Just doing a Boolean check on DisplayObjects always put my scripts in
high risk of runtime errors.
Especially in the case of "cl
The act of writing Actionscript in FlashDevelop is, IMO, better. FD's code
completion and code gen is easier and faster. Because code completion and code
gen is the majority of what I do from moment to moment as I'm writing, it's the
better tool.
Refactoring and debugging are not what I spen
I didn't see a reponse from Ash. Yet another email lost to the ether. :(
Dave Watts wrote:
And as much as I like Ash, I'm not sure I want to take coding advice
from the guy who couldn't remember "klaatu barada nikto" - maybe he
was too enamored of shortcuts?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Softwar
That was supposed to be a winky, not a frowny.
Steven Sacks wrote:
I didn't see a reponse from Ash. Yet another email lost to the ether. :(
Dave Watts wrote:
And as much as I like Ash, I'm not sure I want to take coding advice
from the guy who couldn't remember "
Dave, come on. Take a stand on the issue. Stop straddling the fence.
Pick a side. Im or Ex?
I'm not about writing cryptic PERL-like statements, but writing != null is a
waste of time. It's obviously a null comparison (by nature of it being an
instance). Calling it out as such is redundant.
The reason you're comfortable straddling the fence is because you don't
experience the pain or discomfort associated with a picket sticking into your
crotch. Why would that be? ;)
How do YOU code? Do you use implicit or explicit?
Dave Watts wrote:
I think you're missing the point. You're as
Taka,
When you're done building your Straw Man, you let me know and I'll happily
continue the discussion with you.
Cheers,
Steven
Taka Kojima wrote:
Writing readable code > writing less code.
That is what it comes down to. Most coders can understand both of the
following:
if(myObj){;}
an
As I described on my forum post, you have to first put your items in an array.
var items:Array = [all, of, your, items];
var len:int= items.length;
var i:int;
Then, you do the following measurements:
// the right of the last item minus the left of the first item
var availableWidth:Number = ite
You will get runtime errors when attempting to access an attribute that isn't
there. The proper way to check for existence and length of an attribute is to
use the .attributes() syntax as such:
if (node.attribute("instance").length() > 0)
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hasOwnProperty does not tell you whether it has a length, though. It only
checks for existence.
And for some reason, it looks like you modified my code when quoting me:
>> if (node.hasOwnProperty("instance").length() > 0)
I didn't write that code, which would error since a Boolean doesn't hav
This is how you record sound:
http://www.getmicrophone.com/?p=69
If you're asking how to convert sound waves into speech, dude, what? Do you
realize how challenging speech recognition is? Wait, why am I asking you this?
If you did, you wouldn't be asking people on a Flash list how to do it,
Well, if you're got a working server solution, then all you have to do is send
an mp3 file to the server, which that link I sent you should describe how to do.
Rock on with your bad self.
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Unfortunately, that doesn't work. That returns something (an empty XMLList, I
believe).
The best way to test for attribute existence and/or if it has a value is what I
wrote.
Glen Pike wrote:
Thanks for the answers with the length() thing - I tried out a few of
those and got working thing
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/XML.html
var hasChildren:Boolean = xmlLabels.section.children().length() > 0;
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You're not calling super() in the ClassA constructor.
On Aug 31, 2009, at 11:12 PM, Sajid Saiyed wrote:
Ok, Here is a bit more information.
ClassA (works pefrectly fine):
---
package com.folder.subfolder
{
import flash.display.*;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.filters.*;
In AS2, super() was called automatically (so to speak), so calling it was a
matter of proper form more than anything else. In AS3, you have to call it
yourself or it doesn't get called.
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I believe you're talking about "curly quotes" and yes you can include them BUT
you have to embed them specifically by copying and pasting them into the embed
characters field on the TextField in Flash as they're not included in the basic
glyph set.
Also, you have to make sure the font you're u
You're right. I'm wrong. Sajid is doing something else incorrectly.
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Invert your equation.
If your scrollbar has a percentage from 0-1 where 0 is left and 1 is right, then
do this:
content.x = content.width * (1 - scrollbar.perc);
This is just for example. Obviously you would need to account for content not
starting at 0. But you get the idea. It's pretty s
Cover the video with an alpha 0 shape. Problem solved.
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AS3 is based entirely on closures. Not sure what you mean by it being an option.
Anthony Pace wrote:
I was wondering if anyone here uses closures in AS3? I like them a ton;
yet, I am wondering if they are ever used in a real world development
projects in AS3?
Can you see an excuse for using t
You, sir, are a victim of premature optimization.
Write it the easy way. If it proves to be a bottleneck later, optimize it then.
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I'm having major issues with the Socket class in AIR right now. All the
searches I have made result in people who have asked "Why is this happening?"
and NOBODY has answered any of their questions.
Socket progress events stop firing if "too much" data is coming across the
socket, and apparently
Wow am I stupid or what?
socket.readBytes(bufferIn, 0, socket.bytesAvailable);
should be
socket.readBytes(bufferIn, bufferIn.length);
This code has been working for months up until now because I never got any large
enough packets for them to be broken up to expose this stupid bug of mine.
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if (compareBranch.indexOf(event.validBranch) > -1)
On Sep 23, 2009, at 5:56 AM, Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:
Or you could just use indexOf().
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
strk wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:40:55PM
http://www.stevensacks.net/2008/08/07/bug-with-sound-channel-position-and-mp3s-less-than-128kbps
On Sep 23, 2009, at 6:19 AM, Rodrigo Augusto Guerra wrote:
c'mom guys...no one knows? i'm in a dead end here
i can't guarantee that everybody will have FP 10 to avoid this
:)
- Origin
You need to charge for time spent babysitting the client. That's billable time.
Any time you spend that could be spent working for somebody else is billable.
If you're on the phone with them or emailing back and forth, it's billable.
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However,
with T&M, I get paid for the work I do, and you have full flexibility in making
as many changes as you like, with the knowledge that development never stops,
though the deadline may be affected by your changes.
Something to that effect.
Kerry Thompson wrote:
Steven Sacks wr
What does that mean?
ktt wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to store Movieclip in a remote shared object?
Ktt
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Framerate directly affects Flash's code execution response time. Is there a
reason why you would find this odd or surprising?
Hans Wichman wrote:
Hi List,
I've set up a test in AS2 with a 2 channel localconnection, swf A sends a
msg to swf B, and B sends back an acknowledge signal.
If I set
By default, all clicked links will be contained within the HTMLLoader instance.
You have to explicitly allow links to be opened in the system browser.
As to the rest, you need to talk to a DOM/JS expert. I'm certain that what you
want can be accomplished because you can inject your own javascr
No, it's not true. You're misunderstanding how weak listeners work, how
anonymous functions work (you shouldn't use those anyway), and you're also
misunderstanding how the garbage collector works.
Whenever you addEventListener, immediately write a function that removes the
event listener (suc
I highly recommend pastebin for sharing code online:
http://pastebin.com/
You can set the syntax highlighting to Actionscript. Makes it much easier to
read. :)
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wow that came across as one big line with no breaks. i guess the good luck is in
reference to being able to read it.
David Hunter wrote:
hi this is the calculation i used for something very similar. dynamic text
layed out round a circle (picture attached), although it doesn't take into
accoun
Exactly. Encapsulation FTW.
Merrill, Jason wrote:
A bunch of smart stuff about not breaking encapsulation
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Latcho you've got it all wrong.
The true power of debugging is posting your code on a mailing list and letting
other people debug your code for you. It's much easier to ask dozens of people
to look at your code than for you to comment out lines of code and write traces
on your own.
Even bet
Legend has it that at one time the MIT student lab had a teddy bear to whom you
were required to explain a programming issue you were having before you could
ask the lab administrator for help.
Many people, myself included, ask a mailing list about an issue we are having,
and only moments afte
> It could even deliver snide responses.
Hey! That's my job! I lost it to a freakin bear!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLni3wbndls
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> There is nothing arrogant about pointing out people's errors, especially
> when you are truly trying to help them become better people. Indeed, it is
> just the opposite. It's good work :)
> I have not bitten any hand, nor would I. Are you offended when people point
> out to you your faults? If
http://www.stevensacks.net/2009/12/08/flash-socket-class-does-not-wait-for-flush/
The Socket class documentation is incorrect. Calling flush() not only is not
necessary, it also has no effect, since all data written to a socket is sent
automatically.
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