### the long line is a set of numeric data (for a curve), it is pretty readable
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/curve2.html]
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/regression.html]

### the long lines inside the following files are Jxsgraph boards coded in
### jsxgraph's binary format. Allthough there is no source available to get
### this particular code, one may assume that those binaries which are used
### only with the function JXG.JSXGraph.loadBoardFromString can be considered
### as image files.
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/ggb/ggbtest-newxml.html]
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/i2gstring.html]
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/optimization.html]
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/parabola.html]

### the long lines are Jsxgraph source code, which is not divided in many lines
### i.e. there is one single line for every geometrical entity; likewise the
### binaries above, such lines can be considered as image files, their role
### is to illustrate a concept in jsxgraph
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/sketch.html]


### there is a long line featuring some Javascript source; it remains readable.
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [examples/wasm/cpp.js]

### there is a long line with a string formated as CSV data; it comes after a
### comment stating that this data must be kept as a single string for the
### Makefile; besides, the CSV items are readable.
jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [src/loadjsxgraph.js]

# these are ASCII file with very long lines
# however I could check that they are fairly readable and understandable
# as Javascript sources without uglification

jsxgraph source: source-is-missing [src/loadjsxgraph.js]
