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            return $r1 eq $r2;
        }
    }
    elsif( $ref1 eq $ref2 ) {
        if ( $ref1 ~~ [qw(Regexp GLOB CODE)] ) {
            return $r1 eq $r2;
        }
        elsif ( $ref1 eq 'ARRA

 $ref1 eq 'HASH' ) {
            return _equal_hashes( $r1, $r2 );
        }
        elsif ( $ref1 ~~ [qw(SCALAR REF)] ) {
            return are_equal($$r1, $$r2);
        }
        else {
          

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    # Hashes can't be equal unless their keys are equal.
    return unless ( %$r1 ~~ %$r2 );

    # Compare the equality of the values for each key.
    foreach my $key (keys %$r1) {

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	$self->_fasta;
	$self->_strand;
}

sub _build_strand {
	my $self = shift;
	my $strand_sub;

	given ($self->strand_bias) {
		when ('plus')   { $strand_sub = sub {1} }
		when ('minus')  { $strand_su

acklist;

	for my $id (keys %$indexed_fasta) {
		my $index_size = $indexed_fasta->{$id}{size};
		given (ref $self->fastq) {
			when ('App::SimulateReads::Fastq::SingleEnd') {
				my $read_size = $self

vedb($self->expression_matrix);
}

sub _build_seqid_raffle {
	my $self = shift;
	my $seqid_sub;
	given ($self->seqid_weight) {
		when ('same') {
			my @seqids = keys %{ $self->_fasta };
			my $seqids_

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            $this->do($_);
        }
        return $this;
    }
    given (ref $task) {
        when ('CODE') {
            return $this->_add(OP_CODE, $task);
        }
 

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    # surprised by shared state.
    for my $key (keys %task) {
        my $task;
        given (ref $task{$key}) {
            when ('CODE') {
                $task = __PACKAGE__->new();
     

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        # This limitation should help user to avoid subtle bugs.
        given ($opcode) {
            when (OP_CODE) {
                return $param[0]->($this, @result);
    

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  ----
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  ----
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  strings
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## from what has just been given (just initialised)
## e.g., number of hits from the given number of signal-trials and misses:
s

eletion> from I<BRANG> to I<BANG>).

I<Identical strings>: If two identical letter strings are given (I<BANG>, I<BANG>), they are defined as I<not> being orthons: the number of index identical chara

>.  It will be calculated from C<xydata>.

=item C<fit(time_limit =E<gt> 3)>

If a time limit is given (in seconds), C<fit()> will spend no more than that long trying to fit the data.  It may return i

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use Spp::Builtin;

sub is_type {
  my $str = shift;
  return $str ~~ [
    'Str',  'Int',   'Bool',       'Cursor',
    'Lint', 'Array', 'Ints',       'Hash',
    '

y $chars = [];
  my $mode  = 0;
  for my $ch (split '', $json) {
    if ($mode == 0) {
      given ($ch) {
        when ('[') { push @{$chars}, In; }
        when (']') { push @{$chars}, Out; }

            $mode = 2;
          }
        }
      }
    }
    elsif ($mode == 1) {
      given ($ch) {
        when ('"')  { $mode = 0 }
        when ("\\") { $mode = 3 }
        default { 

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    $i2c->write( $addr, $data_out )->get

Performs an I²C write operation to the chip at the given (7-bit) address
value.

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$data_in = $i2c->read( $addr, $len_in )->get

Performs an I²C read operation to the chip at the given (7-bit) address
value.

The device sends a start condition, then a command to address the chip fo

I²C write operation followed by a read operation within the same
transaction to the chip at the given (7-bit) address value. This is roughly
equivalent to performing separate calls to L</write> and L

    my $value = %extra{$key};
        my $temp_key = ucfirst(lc($key));
        
        $temp_key ~~ s:P5:g/[-_](\w)/-$0.uc()/;
        
        given $key {
            when "Target" { $header ~= "W

ing is copy) returns Str {

    my $latin = ?(uc $!CHARSET ~~ "ISO-8859-1"|"WINDOWS-1252");

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        given (lc $0) {
            when "amp"  { "&" }
            when 

aram)) -> $value {
                my $esc_val = self.escapeHTML($value);
                $esc_val ~~ s:g/\n/<br \/>\n/;
                take("<li>$esc_val </li>");
            }
            take("</u

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        MogileFS::ProcManager->ProcessQueues;
    }
}

# given (job, pid), record that this worker is about to die
# $level is so we can tell if watchdog reques

lename=>'/etc/passwd');
  };
  # syntax for Perl >= 5.10
  use feature 'switch';
  if ($@) {
    given (my $e = Exception::Base->catch) {
      when ($e->isa('Exception::IO')) { warn "IO problem"; }
 

'}   = 'to_string';

=item "~~"

Smart matching operator.  See C<matches> method.

  eval { Exception::Base->throw( message=>"Message", value=>123 ) };
  print "Message" ~~ $@;                        

       # 1
  print ['Exception::Base'] ~~ $@;                # 1
  print 123 ~~ $@;                                # 1
  print {message=>"Message", value=>123} ~~ $@;   # 1

Warning: The smart operato