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// Name: Grid
// Submenu: AAAAAAAA
// Author: Diogo Marques
// Title: Grid
// Version: 0.01
// Desc: Renders a grid
// Keywords:
// URL:
// Help:

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// Name: Procedural Target
// Submenu: AAAAAAAA
// Author: Diogo Marques
// Title: Procedural Target
// Version: 0.01
// Desc: Draws a pixel art target, procedurally. Recommended image size: 17x17
// Keywords:
// URL: https://gist.github.com/diogotito/0149dc2dc120c4b06ff5a2628993a004
// Help:

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#--------------------------------------------------
# fake Rake
#--------------------------------------------------
module TaskRunner
  Task = Data.define *%i| name reqs recipes | do
    @@tasks = {}
    def run
      reqs.each { @@tasks[it]&.run }
      recipes.each { |recipe| recipe.call(self) }
      @@tasks.delete(name) # Don't repeat this Task

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---Update red, green or blue color gradient in in RGB555 space
---@param t table The table with the 32 shades of the gradient
---@param base_color Color The color to base the gradient on
---@param channel "red"|"green"|"blue" The name of one of `Color`'s channels
local function make_channel_gradient555(t, base_color, channel)
  for i555 = 0, 31 do
    local color = Color(base_color)
    color[channel] = (i555 << 3) + (i555 >> 2)
    t[i555] = color
  end

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#root.root {--tabs-border-radius: 8px;}
#root.root[data-toolbar-color-scheme="light"] {
  --btw-the-inactive-bg-is: rgb(235, 235, 239);
  --btw-ff-light: rgb(235, 235, 239);
  --frame-bg: var(--btw-ff-light);
  --toolbar-bg: var(--btw-ff-light);
	--toolbar-fg: rgb(91,91,102);
}
#root.root[data-toolbar-color-scheme="dark"] {
  --frame-bg: rgb(28, 27, 34);

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; Lines starting ; (semicolons) are commented out.
; That is, they do not affect the code and are here for demonstration purposes only.
; ----------------------------------

; HOWTO: Adding more disks
; ----------------------------------
; Adding more disks is a pretty straightforward process. Follow the following steps to turn
; this 2 disks skin into a 3 disks skin. You can then extend it even further as you wish.
;
; 1) Create a new variable called disk3=X: directly below disk2=D: in the [Variables] section

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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; == Visuals == ;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

; Stretch to fill screen.
; Default: aspect_mult2 - Aspect Preserve + Integer Multiple-of-2 Scale
; aspect_int - Aspect Preserve + Integer Scale: Full-screen stretch, same as "aspect" except that the equivalent xscalefs and yscalefs are rounded down to the nearest integer.
ss.stretch aspect_int

;Enable scanlines with specified opacity. (0 makes them invisible)

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.theme-dark.mod-linux {
    --azul-i3-1: #262a32;
    --azul-i3-2: #32343d;
    --azul-i3-3: #3d4150;
    --azul-i3-4: #4d586e;

    --color-base-00: #1e1e1e;  /* #1e1e1e; */
    --color-base-10: #242424;  /* #242424; */
    --color-base-20: var(--azul-i3-1);  /* #262626; */
    --color-base-25: #2a2a2a;  /* #2a2a2a; */

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[core]
    autocrlf = input
    eol = lf
    editor = vim
    pager = delta
[push]
	autoSetupRemote = true
[pull]
    rebase = true
[merge]

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--[[
I'm actually interested in moving to Lazyvim if I ever adopt Neovim as my main development editor.
This is just for some light editing sesions in the terminal
--]]

-- Don't load Vim plugins installed with pacman
vim.opt.rtp:remove('/usr/share/vim/vimfiles')

-- Gosh I can't unlearn this habit!
local cursed_esc = 'jk'