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supply-args 0.0.3
Take function arguments from context variables and various other sources (WARNING: unstable alpha version. Things may break).
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7.0,<4.0.0
Keywords: functions,utils,contextvars,dependency-injection

supply-args
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**Warning!**

**The code is at the early development stage, and may be unstable. Use with caution.**

Links
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- Read the Docs: https://supply-args.readthedocs.io
- GitHub repository: https://github.com/vdmit11/supply-args
- Python package: https://pypi.org/project/supply-args/


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panoutsconv 0.1.0
Creates convex hulls of 2-d arrays
License: MIT

# PANOU
# the convex_hull is calculated using the graham algorithm
# When trying to find out wehther a 2-d point is into the convex _hull inserted (using the function point_is_in_polygon of convex_hull_graham method), if the point lies 
# in the boundaries of the polygon, it returns False as if the point is NOT into the polygon. Also the function does not check whether the points provided as a 2-d array 
#for the convex -hull polygon, actually do form a convex hull polygon.
# When using the function do_interesect of the convex_hull_graham method to check out whether two convex _hull polygons intersect, it does not check whether the two 2-d arrays
# forming a convex - hull polygon each, actuall do form a convex _hull polygon. Moreoverm if the first convex _hull _polygon lies completely into the other one, the function
#returns TRUE, as if those two polygons do intersect