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#!/usr/bin/python

'''Summarizes the ancestry of several given commits, using Graphviz.

In a handwavey sense, it tries to show all of the "interesting" forks and merges in the ancestry of the commits you name.

Example:

    $ python compressednetworkgraph.py origin/{master,environment,slice}
    digraph G {

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'''To help debug, provides a decorator that logs every call to a function.

Basically,

    >>> @log_calls
    ... def sqrt(x):
    ...   if x < 0:
    ...     raise ValueError("can only sqrt positive numbers")
    ...   return x ** 0.5
    ...

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from math import log, exp
from functools import total_ordering

@total_ordering
class LogFloat(object):
    """Represents a positive real number in log-space to avoid underflow."""

    def __init__(self, normal=None, log_space=None):
        if not ((normal is not None) ^ (log_space is not None)):
            raise ValueError("must specify normal-space XOR log-space value")

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#!/usr/bin/python
#

from math import sin,cos,tan,sqrt,pi,asin, atan2 as atan
from GUI import View, Application, Window, Task
from GUI.Colors import Color

pale_blue = Color(.5,.5,1)
black = Color(0,0,0)
white = Color(1,1,1)

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import numpy
from math import cos, sin, atan2, sqrt, pi

def floateq(x, y, tolerance=1e-10):
    """Tells if two floats are within a given tolerance of each other."""
    return abs(x-y) < tolerance

class Vector(numpy.ndarray):
    """An n-dimensional vector."""
    def __new__(cls, coords, polar=False):

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#!/usr/bin/python
#
# A package that runs Conway's Game of Life. Simple GUI interface.
# Requires PyGUI and srptools (a small collection of libraries I wrote, available via my Github account, speezepearson.
#


import pickle
from GUI import (Application, View, Document, Window, Task, Frame,
                 Slider, Label, Button, ViewBase)