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	* Makefile.PL:
	MooX::Types::MooseLike::Numeric was split off from
	MooX::Types::MooseLike, so require that instead

2013-04-10 23:08 -0400  djerius  <djerius@cfa.harvard.edu>  (2ee66d1650a4)

	* lib/Math/Rational/Approx/MaxD.pm:
	Moo no longer allows similarly named attributes and methods

	bounds method originally returned a copy of the bounds attribute so
	that the caller wouldn't corrupt the iterations. instead, use the
	default accessor and trust the caller.

2012-09-27 10:04 -0400  Diab Jerius  <djerius@cfa.harvard.edu>  (17b7bd0ad171)

	* .hgtags: new file.
	* .hgtags:
	Added tag 0.01 for changeset afe91a595a34

2012-09-27 10:04 -0400  Diab Jerius  <djerius@cfa.harvard.edu>  (afe91a595a34 [0.01])

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      ($n, $d, $bounds ) = maxD( $x, 10 );

      # refine; note reuse of $bounds from previous call
      ( $n, $d ) = maxD( $x, 20, $bounds );


      #
      # find rational approximation to arbitrary precision using
      # continued fractions

      # one shot, 10 iterations
      ( $numerator, $denominator ) =
                       contfrac_nd( contfrac( 1.234871035, 10 ) );

      # multiple calls on same number; useful for convergence tests
      # keep array containing terms; get fraction and perhaps test it
      ( $terms, $residual ) = contfrac( 1.234871035, 3 );
      ( $n, $d ) = contfrac_nd( $terms  );

      # continue for an additional number of steps; note reuse of $terms;
      # new terms are appended to it

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  ($n, $d, $bounds ) = maxD( $x, 10 );

  # refine; note reuse of $bounds from previous call
  ( $n, $d ) = maxD( $x, 20, $bounds );


  #
  # find rational approximation to arbitrary precision using
  # continued fractions

  # one shot, 10 iterations
  ( $numerator, $denominator ) =
                   contfrac_nd( contfrac( 1.234871035, 10 ) );

  # multiple calls on same number; useful for convergence tests
  # keep array containing terms; get fraction and perhaps test it
  ( $terms, $residual ) = contfrac( 1.234871035, 3 );
  ( $n, $d ) = contfrac_nd( $terms  );

  # continue for an additional number of steps; note reuse of $terms;
  # new terms are appended to it