old_contents: """
  Any module that needs non-Python-module files to work correctly should import
  this module, and call requireFile at module scope like this:
  
  requireFile(FilePath(__file__).sibling('some_file'))
  
  This allows Deepfreeze to know which static files are necessary for each
  individual module.  (The distutils setup.py approach of setting package_data
  is not fine-grained enough.)
  
  Any module that imports brequire *must* be safe to import (i.e., it does not
  actually "do anything" on import).  Existing software (incl. Deepfreeze)
  relies on this guarantee.
  """
  
  __version__ = '11.5.4'
  
  
  allRequires = set()
  
  def requireFile(fpath):
  	"""
  	@param fpath: a C{str} or C{unicode} representing an absolute file path.
  	"""
  	allRequires.add(fpath)
  
  
  def requireFiles(fpaths):
  	for fpath in fpaths:
  		requireFile(fpath)
  
new_contents: """
  Any module that needs non-Python-module files to work correctly should import
  this module, and call requireFile at module scope like this:
  
  requireFile(FilePath(__file__).sibling('some_file').path)
  
  or if you don't want to use filepath.FilePath:
  
  requireFile(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'some_file'))
  
  This allows Deepfreeze to know which static files are necessary for each
  individual module.  (The distutils setup.py approach of setting package_data
  is not fine-grained enough.)
  
  Any module that imports brequire *must* be safe to import (i.e., it does not
  actually "do anything" on import).  Existing software (incl. Deepfreeze)
  relies on this guarantee.
  """
  
  __version__ = '11.5.4'
  
  
  allRequires = set()
  
  def requireFile(fpath):
  	"""
  	Declare that C{fpath} is necessary for the program to work.  C{fpath}
  	should be a file inside one of your C{sys.path} directories.
  
  	@param fpath: a C{str} or C{unicode} representing an absolute file path.
  	"""
  	allRequires.add(fpath)
  
  
  def requireFiles(fpaths):
  	"""
  	Declare that every path in C{fpaths} is necessary for the program to
  	work.  Each path should be a file inside one of your C{sys.path}
  	directories.
  
  	@param fpaths: an iterable of C{str} or C{unicode}, each representing an
  		absolute file path.
  	"""
  	for fpath in fpaths:
  		requireFile(fpath)
  
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