new_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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  #Copyright (c) <2013-2014> <Colin Duquesnoy and others, see AUTHORS.txt>
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  """
  The public API consists of a series of modules that addresses a specific
  concern of pyqode:
    - text: text manipulation functions (selection, insertion, cursor
            manipulation, queries).
    - server: api for writing/configuring the pyqode server.
    - classes: the base classes needed to extend the code editor widget (mode,
               panels, text decoration, textblock user data,...)
    - utils: utitlies that might be useful when extending pyqode (
      job runner, memoize,...)
  
  .. todo: At the moment the api is mostly empty, I have to move existing
           pyqode.core classes here and refactor a lot of the internal to make
           the new text api module.
  """
subject: Create an API package