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import logging
import inspect


def verbose_function(dump_args: bool = True, dump_return: bool = False, dump_args_at_exit: bool = False):
    """
    Decorator to print function call details.
    This can include:
     * input parameters names and effective values
     * output parameters (if they were modified by the function)

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import numpy as np
import cv2

def overlay_alpha_image_lazy(background_rgb, overlay_rgba, alpha):
    # cf https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_compositing#Alpha_blending
    # If the destination background is opaque, then
    #   out_rgb = overlay_rgb * overlay_alpha + background_rgb * (1 - overlay_alpha)
    overlay_alpha = overlay_rgba[: , : , 3].astype(np.float) / 255. * alpha
    overlay_alpha_3 = np.dstack((overlay_alpha, overlay_alpha, overlay_alpha))
    overlay_rgb = overlay_rgba[: , : , : 3].astype(np.float)

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// Namespace MyLibrary: an example namespace that will be exported to python as a module
namespace MyLibrary
{
    // Types of full screen modes (enum class)
    enum class FullScreenMode
    {
        NoFullScreen,
        FullScreen,                    // Full screen with specified resolution

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namespace Internal
{
    struct SliderAdaptiveInterval
    {
        float max() const { return pow(10.f, CurrentPower); }

        void SetTargetValue(float targetValue)
        {
            assert (targetValue >= 0.f);

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// Beware, this code does use `<functional>` 
// (because I was lazy. It is possible to rewrite the logic in terms of Begin/End)
// It works if the gui function that you pass as a parameter is nicely grouped 
// (i.e. ` ImGui::GetItemID` and `ImGui::GetItemRectSize` will return its correct ID and size)
#include "imgui.h"
#include "imgui_internal.h"
#include <unordered_map>
#include <functional>

using VoidFunction = std::function<void()>;