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ghuls-apps/ghuls-lib | lib/ghuls/lib.rb | GHULS.Lib.get_color_for_language | def get_color_for_language(lang)
color_lang = @colors[lang]
color = color_lang['color']
if color_lang.nil? || color.nil?
return StringUtility.random_color_six
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end | ruby | def get_color_for_language(lang)
color_lang = @colors[lang]
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ghuls-apps/ghuls-lib | lib/ghuls/lib.rb | GHULS.Lib.get_language_percentages | def get_language_percentages(langs)
total = 0
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total = 0
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