<commit_before>//- JavaScript source code

//- quanah-lite.js ~~
//
//  This version restricts the 10% of Quanah that receives 90% of complaints,
//  namely, "Method Q".
//
//                                                      ~~ (c) SRW, 25 May 2013
//                                                  ~~ last updated 25 May 2013

(function (global) {
    'use strict';

 // Pragmas

    /*jshint maxparams: 1, quotmark: single, strict: true */

    /*jslint indent: 4, maxlen: 80 */

    /*properties
        apply, avar, def, hasOwnProperty, prototype, QUANAH, sync, toJSON,
        toString, val, valueOf
    */

 // Prerequisites

    if (global.hasOwnProperty('QUANAH')) {
     // Exit early if Quanah is already available in the global environment.
        return;
    }

 // Declarations

    var AVar, avar, def, sync;

 // Definitions

    AVar = function AVar() {
     // This function needs documentation.
        var that;
        that = this;
        // ...
        return that;
    };

    avar = function (obj) {
     // This function enables the user to avoid the `new` keyword, which is
     // useful because OOP in JS is not typically well-understood by users.
        return new AVar(obj);
    };

    def = function () {
     // This function needs documentation.
        // ...
        return;
    };

    sync = function () {
     // This function needs documentation.
        var y = avar();
        // ...
        return y;
    };

 // Prototype definitions

    AVar.prototype.toString = function () {
     // This function delegates to the avar's `val` property if possible. The
     // code here differs from the code for `AVar.prototype.valueOf` because it
     // assumes that the returned value should have a particular type (string).
     // My reasoning here is that, if the returned value were not a string, the
     // JS engine will coerce it to a string; for the `null` and `undefined`
     // cases, we can circumvent that coercion and thereby improve performance.
        if (this.val === null) {
            return 'null';
        }
        if (this.val === undefined) {
            return 'undefined';
        }
        return this.val.toString.apply(this.val, arguments);
    };

    AVar.prototype.valueOf = function () {<commit_msg>More progress on "Quanah Lite"<commit_after>//- JavaScript source code

//- quanah-lite.js ~~
//
//  This version restricts the 10% of Quanah that receives 90% of complaints,
//  namely, "Method Q".
//
//                                                      ~~ (c) SRW, 25 May 2013
//                                                  ~~ last updated 25 May 2013

(function (global) {
    'use strict';

 // Pragmas

    /*jshint maxparams: 1, quotmark: single, strict: true */

    /*jslint indent: 4, maxlen: 80 */

    /*properties
        apply, avar, comm, def, epitaph, hasOwnProperty, key, length, onerror,
        prototype, QUANAH, queue, random, ready, revive, slice, sync, toString,
        val, valueOf
    */

 // Prerequisites

    if (global.hasOwnProperty('QUANAH')) {
     // Exit early if Quanah is already available in the global environment.
        return;
    }

 // Declarations

    var AVar, avar, def, revive, sync, uuid;

 // Definitions

    AVar = function AVar(obj) {
     // This function needs documentation.
        var key, state, that;
        state = {
            epitaph:    null,
            onerror:    null,
            queue:      [],
            ready:      true
        };
        that = this;
        for (key in obj) {
            if ((obj.hasOwnProperty(key)) && (key !== 'comm')) {
                that[key] = obj[key];
            }
        }
        that.comm = function (obj) {
         // This function needs documentation.
            // ...
            return;
        };
        if (that.hasOwnProperty('key') === false) {
            that.key = uuid();
        }
        if (that.hasOwnProperty('val') === false) {
            that.val = null;
        }
        return that;
    };

    avar = function (obj) {
     // This function enables the user to avoid the `new` keyword, which is
     // useful because OOP in JS is not typically well-understood by users.
        return new AVar(obj);
    };

    def = function () {
     // This function needs documentation.
        // ...
        return;
    };

    revive = function () {
     // This function needs documentation.
        // ...
        return;
    };

    sync = function () {
     // This function needs documentation.
        var y = avar();
        // ...
        return y;
    };

    uuid = function () {
     // This function generates random hexadecimal UUIDs of length 32.
        var y = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2, 32);
        if (y === '') {
         // This shouldn't ever happen in JavaScript, but Adobe/Mozilla Tamarin
         // has some weird quirks due to its ActionScript roots.
            while (y.length < 32) {
                y += (Math.random() * 1e16).toString(16);
            }
            y = y.slice(0, 32);
        } else {
         // Every other JS implementation I have tried will use this instead.
            while (y.length < 32) {
                y += Math.random().toString(16).slice(2, 34 - y.length);
            }
        }
        return y;
    };

 // Prototype definitions

    AVar.prototype.revive = function () {
     // This function is an efficient syntactic sugar for triggering `revive`
     // from code external to this giant anonymous closure. Note that it does
     // not use `this`, which means that it may be a vestigial definition from
     // when I worried too much about limiting users' direct access to internal
     // functions.
        return revive();
    };

    AVar.prototype.toString = function () {
     // This function delegates to the avar's `val` property if possible. The
     // code here differs from the code for `AVar.prototype.valueOf` because it
     // assumes that the returned value should have a particular type (string).
     // My reasoning here is that, if the returned value were not a string, the
     // JS engine will coerce it to a string; for the `null` and `undefined`
     // cases, we can circumvent that coercion and thereby improve performance.
        if (this.val === null) {
            return 'null';
        }
        if (this.val === undefined) {
            return 'undefined';
        }
        return this.val.toString.apply(this.val, arguments);
    };

    AVar.prototype.valueOf = function () {
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{'dir': 'git-commits-cleaned', 'id': '7204849', 'n_tokens_mistral': 1839, 'n_tokens_neox': 1729, 'n_words': 635}