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/**
 * Converts a SeaportValidator error/warning code to a human readable string
 * @param code number indicating the error/warning code
 * @returns readable string
 */
export function getErrorMessage(code: number): string {
  switch (code) {
    case 100:
      return "Invalid order format. Ensure offer/consideration follow requirements";
    case 200:

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: UNLICENSED
pragma solidity >=0.8.4;

import { Script } from "forge-std/Script.sol";
import { console2 } from "forge-std/console2.sol";
import { stdJson } from "forge-std/StdJson.sol";

contract FileUtils is Script {
    using stdJson for string;

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 ℹ This is the configuration for your development deployment:
    Ethereum Node: ws://localhost:8545
    ENS registry: 0x5f6f7e8cc7346a11ca2def8f827b7a0b612c56a1
    APM registry: aragonpm.eth
    DAO address: 0xE9866fE6dF20F032E62Cc3094EdDe9748fE51753

    Opening http://localhost:3000/#/0xE9866fE6dF20F032E62Cc3094EdDe9748fE51753 to view your DAO
(node:12216) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: Error: Command failed: npm run start:local
sh: 1: copy-aragon-ui-assets: not found

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// https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/a/10432/24989
// Approximate solution using the binomial expansion
// The following is a decent, low-cost approximation:

// Computes `k * (1+1/q) ^ N`, with precision `p`. The higher
// the precision, the higher the gas cost. It should be
// something around the log of `n`. When `p == n`, the
// precision is absolute (sans possible integer overflows). <edit: NOT true, see comments>
// Much smaller values are sufficient to get a great approximation.
function fracExp(uint k, uint q, uint n, uint p) returns (uint) {