mooncats 0.1.2 → 1.1.1

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@@ -11,20 +11,37 @@ POSES = [
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  'Stalking', ## 11
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  ]
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- FACES = [
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+ OLD_FACES = [ ## old names for face (expressions)
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  'Smile', ## 00
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  'Frown (Look Down)', ## 01
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  'Frown (Look Up)', ## 10
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  'Flat Whiskers', ## 11
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  ]
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- FURS = [
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+ FACES = [ ## face expressions
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+ 'Smiling', ## 00
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+ 'Grumpy', ## 01
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+ 'Pouting', ## 10
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+ 'Shy', ## 11
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+ ]
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+
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+ OLD_FURS = [ ## old names for fur (patterns)
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  'Solid', ## 00
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  'Striped', ## 01
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  'Eyepatch', ## 10
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  'Half/Half', ## 11
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  ]
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+ FURS = [ ## fur (patterns)
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+ 'Pure', ## 00
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+ 'Tabby', ## 01
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+ 'Spotted', ## 10
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+ 'Tortie', ## 11
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+ ]
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  FACINGS = [
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  'Left', # 0
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  'Right', # 1
@@ -50,12 +67,15 @@ class Metadata
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  def facing
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  @facing ||= FACINGS[ bits[1,1].to_i(2) ] ## use desgin > 63 instead - why? why not?
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  end
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- def face
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+ def face ## face (expression)
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  @face ||= FACES[ bits[2,2].to_i(2) ]
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  end
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- def fur
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+ alias_method :expression, :face
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+ def fur ## fur (pattern) - add pattern alias - why? why not?
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  @fur ||= FURS[ bits[4,2].to_i(2) ]
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  end
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  def pose
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  @poses ||= POSES[ bits[6,2].to_i(2) ] ## use design % 4 instead - why? why not?
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  end
@@ -87,7 +107,69 @@ class Metadata
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  def rgb() [r,g,b]; end ## add rgb shortcut helper - why? why not?
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  def invert?() k >= 128; end
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- def pattern() k % 64; end ## treat facing left|right as the same
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+ alias_method :pale?, :invert?
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+
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+
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+ def pattern() k % 64; end ## treat facing left|right as the same - note: conflicts with fur (pattern) - find a better/different name?
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+ def hue
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+ @hue ||= begin
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+ ## note: hsl[0], that is, hue MIGHT BE NEGATIVE!
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+ ## e.g. try rbg( 91, 27, 41 )
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+ ## resulting in
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+ ## hsl( -13, 0.5423728813559322, 0.23137254901960785 )
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+ ## remember: always use % 360 to make positive!!!
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+ ## e.g. -13 % 360 => 347
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+ ## -25 % 360 => 335
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+ rgb = ChunkyPNG::Color.rgb( r, g, b )
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+ hsl = ChunkyPNG::Color.to_hsl( rgb )
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+ hsl[0] % 360 ## make sure number is always POSITIVE!!!
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+ end
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+ end
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+ def color
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+ case hue
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+ when 345..359,
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+ 0..14 then 'Red'
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+ when 15..44 then 'Orange'
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+ when 45..74 then 'Yellow'
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+ when 75..104 then 'Chartreuse'
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+ when 105..134 then 'Green'
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+ when 135..164 then 'Teal'
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+ when 165..194 then 'Cyan'
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+ when 195..224 then 'Sky Blue'
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+ when 225..254 then 'Blue'
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+ when 255..284 then 'Purple'
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+ when 285..314 then 'Magenta'
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+ when 315..344 then 'Fuchsia'
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+ else
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+ puts "!! ERROR - unexpected hue (in degress); got #{hue} - expected 0 to 359"
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+ exit 1
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+ end
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+ end
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+
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+ def xxx_color_old_formula ## remove - move to attic??
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+ case hue
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+ when 0..29 then 'Red'
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+ when 30..59 then 'Orange'
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+ when 60..89 then 'Yellow'
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+ when 90..119 then 'Chartreuse'
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+ when 120..149 then 'Green'
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+ when 150..179 then 'Lime Green' ## now renamed to Teal
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+ when 180..209 then 'Cyan'
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+ when 210..239 then 'Sky Blue'
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+ when 240..269 then 'Blue'
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+ when 270..299 then 'Purple'
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+ when 300..329 then 'Magenta'
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+ when 330..359 then 'Fuchsia'
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+ else
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+ puts "!! ERROR - unexpected hue (in degress); got #{hue} - expected 0 to 359"
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+ exit 1
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+ end
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+ end
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  def design
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  def facing() design.facing; end
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  def face() design.face; end
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+ alias_method :expression, :face
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  def fur() design.fur; end
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  def pose() design.pose; end
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  ####
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  # more "external" attributes
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- def mint() @more[:mint]; end
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+ def mint() @more[:mint]; end
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+ def block() @more[:block]; end
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+ def timestamp() @more[:timestamp]; end
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+ def year() timestamp ? timestamp.year : nil; end
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  #####
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  # enable array-like access to - why? why not?
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  def []( key )
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  case key.to_sym
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- when :id then id
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- when :genesis then genesis?
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- when :k then k
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- when :r then r
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- when :g then g
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- when :b then b
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- when :rgb then rgb
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- when :invert then invert?
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- when :design then design.to_i
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- when :pattern then pattern
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- when :facing then facing
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- when :face then face
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- when :fur then fur
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- when :pose then pose
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+ when :id then id
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+ when :genesis then genesis?
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+ when :k then k
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+ when :r then r
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+ when :g then g
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+ when :b then b
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+ when :rgb then rgb
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+ when :invert,
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+ :pale then invert?
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+ when :hue then hue
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+ when :color then color
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+ when :design then design.to_i
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+ when :pattern then pattern
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+ when :facing then facing
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+ when :face,
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+ :expression then face
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+ when :fur then fur
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+ when :pose then pose
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+ when :year then year # note: from more via timestamp
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  else
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  @more[ key ]
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  end
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
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  module Mooncats
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- MAJOR = 0
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+ MAJOR = 1
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  MINOR = 1
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- PATCH = 2
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+ PATCH = 1
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  VERSION = [MAJOR,MINOR,PATCH].join('.')
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  def self.version
metadata CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: mooncats
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.1.2
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+ version: 1.1.1
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Gerald Bauer
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: bin
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2021-03-22 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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+ date: 2021-04-30 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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  - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
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- name: chunky_png
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+ name: pixelart
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  requirement: !ruby/object:Gem::Requirement
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  requirements:
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  - - ">="
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  extensions: []
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  extra_rdoc_files:
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  - CHANGELOG.md
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- - LICENSE.md
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  - Manifest.txt
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  - README.md
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+ - config/cryptocats/000.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/001.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/002.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/003.txt
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+ - config/v2/008.txt
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+ - config/v2/009.txt
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+ - config/v2/010.txt
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+ - config/v2/011.txt
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+ - config/v2/012.txt
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+ - config/v2/013.txt
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+ - config/v2/014.txt
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+ - config/v2/015.txt
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  files:
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  - CHANGELOG.md
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- - LICENSE.md
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  - Manifest.txt
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  - README.md
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  - Rakefile
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  - bin/mooncat
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+ - config/cryptocats/000.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/001.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/002.txt
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+ - config/cryptocats/003.txt
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+ - config/v2/008.txt
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+ - config/v2/009.txt
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+ - config/v2/010.txt
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+ - config/v2/011.txt
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+ - config/v2/012.txt
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+ - config/v2/013.txt
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+ - config/v2/014.txt
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+ - config/v2/015.txt
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  - lib/mooncats.rb
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  - lib/mooncats/composite.rb
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  - lib/mooncats/dataset.rb
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+ - lib/mooncats/design.rb
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  - lib/mooncats/designs.rb
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  - lib/mooncats/image.rb
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  - lib/mooncats/structs.rb
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