# skip.sprak
Finds and saves the names of things with broken code and types with no SprakAPI (no `HasFunction` function). Saves the serialised results to the memory of "FinanceComputer" using the keys "skip_types" for the types "skip_things" for the names.

## Usage
* Don't run the code on "FinanceComputer" or "PoliceOfficeInterior_MinistryOfficeWorkstationComputer_1".
* Save the code onto a thing that has the `Say` and `Connect` functions. A drink would work, but a computer would be more ideal, as the latter's code execution speed can be increased using screwdrivers.
* Run the code until it causes an error or until completion. I recommend pausing the game whilst the code is running and periodically checking if it's done as pausing allows code to run faster. It is critical that the code is not interrupted whilst it's running (i.e., don't re-hack the thing/re-run the code) as this will cause incorrect outputs.
* Repeat the previous step until a notification appears with the "Done." message. I recommend saving after each time the code errors/finishes in case of accidents.

## Functions
### Imports
* serde.sprak
* equality.sprak
* array.sprak
	* `has`

### `no_SprakAPI`
Determines if the thing has SprakAPI.
#### Type
`string -> bool`
#### Arguments
* `thing`: Thing to test.
#### Examples
```sprak
# TODO
```