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250,738 | tomnor/channelpack | channelpack/pullxl.py | letter2num | def letter2num(letters, zbase=False):
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250,796 | pschmitt/zhue | zhue/model/bridge.py | Bridge.__find_new | def __find_new(self, hueobjecttype):
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