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YUI.add('querystring-parse-simple', function (Y, NAME) {// @TODO this looks like we are requiring the user to extract the querystring// portion of the url, which isn't good. The majority use case will be to// extract querystring from the document configured for this YUI instance.// This should be the default if qs is not supplied./*global Y *//*** <p>Provides Y.QueryString.parse method for converting Query Strings to an object.* This is a simpler implementation than the full querystring-parse.</p>* <p>Because some things may require basic query string escaping functionality,* this module provides the bare minimum functionality (decoding a hash of simple values),* without the additional support for arrays, objects, and so on.</p>* <p>This provides a friendly way to deserialize basic query strings, without necessitating* a lot of code for simple use-cases.</p>** @module querystring* @submodule querystring-parse-simple*/var QueryString = Y.namespace("QueryString");QueryString.parse = function (qs, sep, eq) {sep = sep || "&";eq = eq || "=";for (var obj = {},i = 0,pieces = qs.split(sep),l = pieces.length,tuple;i < l;i ++) {tuple = pieces[i].split(eq);if (tuple.length > 0) {obj[QueryString.unescape(tuple.shift())] = QueryString.unescape(tuple.join(eq));}}return obj;};QueryString.unescape = function (s) {return decodeURIComponent(s.replace(/\+/g, ' '));};}, '3.18.1', {"requires": ["yui-base"]});