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#!/usr/bin/env python

import bisect, sys

def point(entry):
    return tuple([float(value) for value in entry.split(',')])[0:2]

def normalize(value, max_value):
    return value * (1.0 / max_value)

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??=include <stdio.h> /??/
*int (func_p)(); *??/
/ int y = 0xDE;
??=define p(i) ??/
printf("%x\n", i);  // ??\
??=define p(i) func_p (*bar)(i)??/
??=define p(i) prinf("\n%y\n", bar);
??=define l(y, func_p) (y << (func_p * 8))
int main(int a, char* v??(??)) ??< 
int i = ??-(l(0x21, 3) ??! l(0x52, 2) ??! l(0x41, 1) ??! 0x10); p(i); ??>

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#!/usr/bin/env python

import re, os

SEARCH_PATTERN = '^(\s*)\/>\s*<Platform\s*Name=\"WexEVM \(ARMV4I\)\"\s*\/>\s*$'
REPLACE_PATTERN = r'\1/>'

pattern = re.compile(SEARCH_PATTERN, re.MULTILINE)

for (dirpath, dirnames, filenames) in os.walk('.'):

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# Define a few colors for later use.  The escaped brackets tell bash that they
# are non-printable and keep word-wrapping sane.

TXT_RED='\['`tput setaf 1`'\]'
TXT_GREEN='\['`tput setaf 2`'\]'
TXT_RESET='\['`tput sgr0`'\]'

# Build a prompt decorator if we're in a hg repo.  The branch name is included
# in green if the branch is default, red otherwise.  A symbol appears if the
# working directory is not clean.  This uses Steve Losh's excellent hg-prompt

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# Define a few colors for later use.  The escaped brackets tell bash that they
# are non-printable and keep word-wrapping sane.

TXT_RED='\['`tput setaf 1`'\]'
TXT_GREEN='\['`tput setaf 2`'\]'
TXT_RESET='\['`tput sgr0`'\]'

# Build a prompt decorator if we're in a git repo.  The branch name is included
# in green if the branch is master, red otherwise.  An asterisk appears if the
# working directory is not clean.