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				@@ -633,6 +633,42 @@ xcxx() { 
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				     return "${PIPESTATUS[1]}" 
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				 } 
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				+xtrans() { 
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				+    # 
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				+    # Translate text in primary clipboard using code $1 and output it 
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				+    # 
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				+    # Similar to xcxx but assumes code snippet, and prints the result 
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				+    # to make it easier to check it visually. 
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				+    # 
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				+    local code=$1 
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				+    test $# -gt 1 && code=$(printf '%q ' "$@") 
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				+#   echo >&2 "debug:code=$code" 
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				+    local es 
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				+    xop o | bash -c "$code" | xop ii 
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				+    es="${PIPESTATUS[1]}" 
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				+    xop oo >&2 
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				+    echo >&2 
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				+    return "$es" 
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				+} 
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				+xfromc() { 
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				+    # 
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				+    # Get text using code $1 and output it 
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				+    # 
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				+    # Similar to xtrans but assumes code snippet, and prints the result 
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				+    # to make it easier to check it visually. 
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				+    # 
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				+    local code=$1 
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				+    test $# -gt 1 && code=$(printf '%q ' "$@") 
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				+    echo >&2 "debug:code=$code" 
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				+    local es 
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				+    bash -c "$code" | xop ii 
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				+    es="${PIPESTATUS[0]}" 
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				+    xop oo >&2 
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				+    echo >&2 
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				+    return "$es" 
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				+} 
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				 vx() { 
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				     # 
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				     # Edit stdin and save it to primary clipboard 
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