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bytearray numerical add-on
RECENT CHANGE:
20091205 - moved source code to c++
20091116 - package integrated
20081219
- tobias rodaebel points out ".." is used in relative imports as well.
fixed pseudomethod 2 b compatible w/ this
- removed limitation where parser disallows use of keyword "__pseudomethod__"
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