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from __future__ import print_function

# The definitions are in the file "mydirs.dat" which is in the same directory
# as this file. Lines of this file may be blank or a label/directory pair,
# colon delimited. These can contain just about anything that doesn't confuse
# the shell, except colons and newlines, of course.

# Into your .bashrc, .profile, .zshrc, or whatever:
# cd_()

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"%04_ax  "
2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x" "-" 2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x" " " 2/1 "%02x"

"  |"

16/ "%_p"

"|\n"

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_fmtinner = ('',' ') * 3 + ('','-') + ('',' ') * 3 + ('','')
_fmtouter = ('  ', '  |', '|')

def _mkhex(d, i):
   try:
      return '%02x' % (ord(d[i]),)
   except IndexError:
      return '  '

def _mkchar(d, i):

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from math import ceil

# for example, inc=4 gives ln16, or the number of hexadecimal digits
# required to represent n.
def ln2(n, inc=1):
   if n<0:
      raise ValueError('math domain error')

   i = 0
   n = int(ceil(n))

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// Requires ES5

// Inheritance pattern inspired by http://stackoverflow.com/a/5546053

// instanceOf has the usual straightforward-inheritance-checker problems with iFrames

if (typeof classyJS === 'undefined') {
   var classyJS = (function () {
      'use strict';

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# Query the current version of maven artifacts at jcenter

# Current favorites:
#
# org=org.jetbrains.kotlin pkg=kotlin-runtime
# org=io.kotlintest pkg=kotlintest
# org=no.tornado pkg=tornadofx

import requests

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# Originally from http://logn.org/2009/07/lazy-primes-sieve-in-python.html
# Updated for Python3 by Chris Fuller.

# The automated 2to3 translation doesn't work. The tricky bit is the heap item.
# This is a (int, object) tuple in the original module, but the second element
# becomes a map iterator in Python3, which does not compare, so an exception
# is raised when the heap is sorted.

# It turns out that the object in the original tuple is irrelevant to the sort
# (it compares by memory location, which isn't well defined!). The int deter-

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"""Presumes that the bitness is a power of two. There have been exceptions,
but they are hopefully securely sealed up in the dustbin of history. I
am not aware of any port of Python to such a platform.

Additionally, systems with fewer than eight bits are not handled correctly.
If you find yourself in such a situation, you are presumed to know better
than to rely on this module."""

def pyBits():

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# PEP514 defines these registry entries
# https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0514/

from __future__ import print_function

# https://gist.github.com/sfaleron/6d31cfe2a7188b6bcea5ca67346254a1
import pybits

import sys

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class NewBinds(object):
    """Copy a dictionary, while retaining only updates.

    The intended purpose of this class is to simplify the code
    creating attribute dictionaries for class factories, but it
    would also work anywhere else a lot of bindings which include
    function definitions are bundled into a dictionary.

    Example usage: the locals dictionary is passed at instantiation,
    additional bindings are made, and then the instance is called with