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m bishe.m
function varargout = bishe(varargin)
% BISHE M-file for bishe.fig
% BISHE, by itself, creates a new BISHE or raises the existing
% singleton*.
%
% H = BISHE returns the handle to a
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asv bishe.asv
function varargout = bishe(varargin)
% BISHE M-file for bishe.fig
% BISHE, by itself, creates a new BISHE or raises the existing
% singleton*.
%
% H = BISHE returns the handle to a
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m smith.m
function varargout = Smith(varargin)
% SMITH M-file for Smith.fig
% SMITH, by itself, creates a new SMITH or raises the existing
% singleton*.
%
% H = SMITH returns the handle to a
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c dspfns.c
/*
* This file provides the static data declaration required by the
* example header file .
*
* For details of how to use this, see comments in
* itself.
*/
#inclu
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java elementhandler.java
package fi.javasom.jsom;
/**
* This is ElementHandler class that process the start and end tags and
* character data. This class itself does nothing, the
* real processing is done by its subcla
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try2
The entities that the sds system concerns itself with are data objects.
What a data object is can be discussed by referring to the semantics of the
'C' language. At root, C understands a number of p
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m panels.m
function varargout = panels(varargin)
% PANELS M-file for panels.fig
% PANELS, by itself, creates a new PANELS or raises the existing
% singleton*.
%
% H = PANELS returns the handl
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c posixmodule.c
/* Portions Copyright (c) 2005 Nokia Corporation */
/* POSIX module implementation */
/* This file is also used for Windows NT and MS-Win. In that case the module
actually calls itself 'nt'
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txt 8-5.txt
function Circle(radius) { // The constructor defines the class itself.
// r is an instance variable; defined and initialized in the constructor.
this.r = radius;
}
// Circle.PI is a class v
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txt 8-2.txt
// This function uses the this keyword, so it doesn't make sense to
// invoke it by itself; it needs instead to be made a method of some
// object that has "width" and "height" properties defined.
fun