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from base import *

DEBUG = True
TEMPLATE_DEBUG = DEBUG

PROJECT_DIR = "/path/to/project/directory/"

DATABASES = {
    'default': {
        'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.sqlite3', # Add 'postgresql_psycopg2', 'postgresql', 'mysql', 'sqlite3' or 'oracle'.

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"""
A simpler pivot table for non-python people.

Pythonisms present:

1. You can iterate over a list of tuples using `for ... in` and map each tuple to a variable.
2. Dicts exist and are great.
3. Iterating over a dict returns the key.
4. Attempting to access a variable that doesn't exist in a dict raises a KeyError.

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def take_screenshot():
	"""
	Use GTK to get a screengrab of the current screen.

	Returns an (x, y, 3) full-color pixel array
	"""
	w = gtk.gdk.get_default_root_window()
	sz = w.get_size()

	pb = gtk.gdk.Pixbuf(gtk.gdk.COLORSPACE_RGB,False,8,sz[0],sz[1])

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class NotDiamondDashException(Exception):
	pass

def crop_dd_screenshot(pixarray):
	"""
	If there is no stored index, load the reference .png,
	find it in the current screen, and get the coordinates.

	If the reference is not found, raise a
	NotDiamondDashException so we know we're not looking

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# Color of each block at 10, 10
COLORS = (
		(158, 221, 255), # Diamond
		(247, 183, 0), #Yellow
		(1, 185, 1), # Green
		(186, 115, 255), # Purple
		(242, 0, 16), # Red
		(6, 104, 253)) # Blue

def downsample_pixarray(pixarray, factor=40.):

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def find_largest_contiguous_region(countsarray):
	"""
	Find the contiguous regions in countsarray using the modified
	flood count algorithm described in get_flood_count
	"""

	Q = countsarray.copy()
	points_checked = []
	rows, cols = Q.shape

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(ns test-app.core)

(defn fact [x] (reduce * (range 1 (inc x))))

(fact 5)

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(ns find-m-files
  (:import java.io.File))

; Wrap java.io.file methods
(defn is-file? [f] (.isFile f))
(defn is-dir? [f] (.isDirectory f))
(defn get-name [f] (.getName f))
(defn get-path [f] (.getPath f))

(defn get-m-files [d]

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; Short answer: use import to import a given class
; In java:
;   import java.io.File;
(import java.io.File)

; Preferred: put it in your ns
(ns my-namespace
  (:import java.io.File))

; Instantiate an object with an argument

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(ns pegdown-test
  (:import org.pegdown.PegDownProcessor))

(defn markdown-to-html [md]
  (let [pd (PegDownProcessor.)]
    (.markdownToHtml pd md)))