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Something to think about for the future. I know the convention we've been using is apply with a number afterwards, but I think things would be more meaningful if put something more descriptive in there like apply_with_filename_parameter()
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LGTM - you can do the merge when you are ready.
After that is in I'll look over in Windows and rebase the windows-compatibility branch off of this, looking to see if there is anything that got fixed.
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FileNames, a symbol required in theFeynCalcpackage (see #1169)