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cliutil
dateutil
dateutil
fileutil
logutil
util

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every_n
Execute an expression every n times. For example every_n!(1 + 2, println!("I'm mod 3") will print on the 1st, 4th, and so on calls.
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    struct
    below_common::logutil::CommandPaletteDrain
    method
    below_common::logutil::CompoundRecordDecorator::queue
    &mut, T -> Result<&mut undefined, Error>
    where
    T: Command
    Queues the given command for further execution.
    method
    below_common::logutil::CompoundRecordDecorator::execute
    &mut, T -> Result<&mut undefined, Error>
    where
    T: Command
    Executes the given command directly.
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