def decomposition_function(self, comb_class: Tiling) -> Tuple[Tiling, ...]:
     placement_class = self.placement_class(comb_class)
     placed_tilings = placement_class.place_point_of_req(
         self.gps, self.indices, self.direction)
     if self.include_empty:
         return (comb_class.add_obstructions(self.gps), ) + placed_tilings
     return placed_tilings
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 def decomposition_function(self, tiling: Tiling) -> Tuple[Tiling, Tiling]:
     """
     Return a tuple of tiling. The first one avoids all the pattern in the
     list while the other contain one of the patterns in the list.
     """
     return tiling.add_obstructions(self.gps), tiling.add_list_requirement(
         self.gps)
 def __call__(self, comb_class: Tiling) -> Iterator[Rule]:
     for req_placement, (gps, indices, direction) in product(
             self.req_placements(comb_class),
             self.req_indices_and_directions_to_place(comb_class),
     ):
         if (direction in req_placement.directions
                 and not req_placement.already_placed(gps, indices)):
             strategy = RequirementPlacementStrategy(
                 gps,
                 indices,
                 direction,
                 own_row=req_placement.own_row,
                 own_col=req_placement.own_col,
                 ignore_parent=self.ignore_parent,
                 include_empty=self.include_empty,
             )
             children = req_placement.place_point_of_req(
                 gps, indices, direction)
             if self.include_empty:
                 children = (comb_class.add_obstructions(gps), ) + children
             yield strategy(comb_class, children)
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 def decomposition_function(self, comb_class: Tiling) -> Tuple[Tiling]:
     return (comb_class.add_obstructions(self.gps), )
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 def decomposition_function(self, tiling: Tiling) -> Tuple[Tiling]:
     return (tiling.add_obstructions(self.gps),)