{{# Pivot (in many places) based on whether the user is an editor (curator) or # someone else looking at the study # # userCanEdit = True if the user is authorized to edit this study # viewOrEdit = the function of this page ('EDIT' or 'VIEW'), regardless of # user's permissions response.title = (viewOrEdit == 'EDIT') and "Edit Study" or "View Study" }} {{# Pivot (in some places) based on whether the user is a logged-in user or # a visitor browsing tree collections. isLoggedIn = (auth.user) and True or False }} {{left_sidebar_enabled,right_sidebar_enabled=False,False}} {{response.subtitle = "loading study %s..." % request.args[0]}} {{### Add support scripts for single-page editor # JSON support for older browsers (esp. IE7) response.files.append(URL('static','js/json2.js')) # Knockout.js for binding JSON model to editing UI response.files.append(URL('static','js/knockout-2.3.0.js')) # KO plugin for paginated lists response.files.append(URL('static','js/knockout-paged-e4a5770702.js')) # Knockout bindings for Twitter Bootstrap components response.files.append(URL('static','js/knockout-bootstrap.min.js')) # jQuery-File-Upload plugin and supporting files (TODO) # minimal support for $.widget() response.files.append(URL('static','jQuery-File-Upload-9.5.2/js/vendor/jquery.ui.widget.js')) # Iframe Transport is required for browsers without support for XHR file uploads response.files.append(URL('static','jQuery-File-Upload-9.5.2/js/jquery.iframe-transport.js')) response.files.append(URL('static','jQuery-File-Upload-9.5.2/js/jquery.fileupload.js')) response.files.append(URL('static','jQuery-File-Upload-9.5.2/css/jquery.fileupload.css')) # support for fullscreen display (tree viewer) response.files.append(URL('static','js/jquery.fullscreen.min.js')) # minimal Bootstrap Tags Input (jQuery plugin) response.files.append(URL('static','js/bootstrap-tagsinput.min.js')) response.files.append(URL('static','css/bootstrap-tagsinput.css')) # D3 for tree viewer/editor response.files.append(URL('static','js/d3.v3.min.js')) # Phylogram "plugin" for D3 response.files.append(URL('static','js/d3.phylogram.js')) }} {{extend 'layout.html'}}
There are other studies in Open Tree database with this DOI. Click the links below to see each one in a new browser window.
| Tree name (click to edit tree) | Included in synthesis? | {{ else: }}Tree name (click to view) | Synthesis status | {{ pass }}Inference method | Ingroup clade | Tree root | OTUs mapped | {{ if viewOrEdit == 'EDIT': }}{{ pass }} | |
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Each tab in this tool manages a different aspect of the study data. Prompts—they look like 2—identify aspects that are incomplete.
The Home tab shows metadata and lists the phylogenetic trees in the current study. Metadata is information that identifies this study and makes it easy to find, such as standard publication references, DOIs, and free-form tags. You can also add curator notes that will appear on this tab.
{{ if viewOrEdit == 'EDIT': }}See Add a tree to this study, below, to add new trees from a file or pasted text. To nominate a tree for inclusion in synthesis, click its Include button after clearing (or acknowledging) any objections. Nominated trees will undergo validation, generating warnings for full OTU mapping and other quality checks.
Click on the name of a tree to open the editor, where you can re-root the tree, define an ingroup clade, and add metadata.
{{ else: }}Trees with a synthesis status of Included or Queued have been nominated for inclusion in synthesis, generally because they best represent the conclusions of the study. Inclusion in synthesis also requires that trees be rooted correctly and have OTUs mapped.
Click on a tree name to view the tree and get more information.
{{ pass }}You can download this study in several formats:
You can also use the Open Tree API to retrieve study data.
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Files is a list of optional supporting files. These might include alignments, files used for inference (e.g. a BEAST XML file or MrBayes block), or lists of bootstrap trees. Tree data imported in the Home tab also appears here in its original form.
Use the upload tool below to add files from your local filesystem and then add a short description beside the file in the list. These files are not added to the study file itself; they are stored on our servers pending transfer to a permanent data repository (this feature not yet complete.)
{{ else: }}Files is a list of optional supporting files. These might include alignments, files used for inference (e.g. a BEAST XML file or MrBayes block), or lists of bootstrap trees. Tree data imported in the Home tab also appears here in its original form.
These files are not added to the study file itself; they are stored on our servers pending transfer to a permanent data repository (this feature not yet complete.)
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| {{ pass }} | {{ if viewOrEdit == 'EDIT': }} {{ # show static adjusted label (modified by mapping hints) }} | WORKING? | {{ # show manual-editing widget }} | {{ # show editable label field and its remove widget }}{{ pass }} {{ # show status or failure message }} |
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Note that the OpenTree taxonomy contains mostly binomials, but in some cases, terminals comprising genus + strain number can also be mapped directly to OTT. (When in doubt, try mapping first before adding any new taxa.)
Click here for tools that make mapping faster and more accurate.
Unmapped taxa are kept in the study, but pruned during synthesis. You can submit unmapped tree labels as new taxa in the Open Tree Taxonomy.
If you have a set of mapped names from the TNRS bulk-mapping tool (or a simple text file with mapped names), you can import them into this study to map any matching names automatically.
Annotations are used to store comments and validation results related to this study. They can be added by a human curator or reviewer (coming soon), or by online validators and other programs like those listed in the Tools tab.
Annotations that refer to a particular element (like a tree or OTU) will often appear in context. You can read these by clicking on a marker like 2 (coming soon), but the list below gathers all the study's annotations in a single place.
The Analysis tab reports the results of conflict analysis - how trees in this study agree / conflict with the synthetic tree or the OpenTree Taxonomy.
In the future, there will be other analyses here. Have a suggestion? Add an issue.
This tab shows the edit history for this study: each saved version of the data, who submitted the changes, and a comment added each time. The history might include edits made in other tools or by automated software. This history is possible because we keep study files under version control in a GitHub repository.


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Functions to perform paternity exclusion via allele matching, in autopolyploid species having ploidy 4, 6, or 8. The marker data used can be genotype data (copy numbers known) or 'allelic phenotype data' (copy numbers not known).
| Version: | 0.9.2 |
| Imports: | gtools, utils |
| Published: | 2016-04-11 |
| Author: | Alexander Zwart |
| Maintainer: | Alexander Zwart <Alec.Zwart at csiro.au> |
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Troubleshooting Puppet on Windows
Tips
Process Explorer
We recommend installing Process Explorer and configuring it to replace Task Manager. This will make debugging significantly easier.
Logging
As of Puppet 2.7.x, messages from the puppetd
log file are available via the Windows Event Viewer (choose “Windows Logs” > “Application”). To enable debugging, stop the puppet service and restart it as:
c:\>sc stop puppet && sc start puppet --debug --trace
Puppet’s windows service component also writes to the windows.log
within the same log
directory and can be used to debug issues with the service.
Common Issues
Installation
The Puppet MSI package will not overwrite an existing entry in the puppet.conf file. As a result, if you uninstall the package, then reinstall the package using a different puppet master hostname, Puppet won’t actually apply the new value if the previous value still exists in <data directory>
\etc\puppet.conf
.
In general, we’ve taken the approach of preserving configuration data on the system when doing an upgrade, uninstall or reinstall.
To fully clean out a system make sure to delete the <data directory>
.
Similarly, the MSI will not overwrite the custom facts written to the PuppetLabs\facter\facts.d
directory.
Unattended installation
Puppet may fail to install when trying to perform an unattended install from the command line, e.g.
msiexec /qn /i puppet.msi
To get troubleshooting data, specify an installation log, e.g. /l*v install.txt. Look in the log for entries like the following:
MSI (s) (7C:D0) [17:24:15:870]: Rejecting product '{D07C45E2-A53E-4D7B-844F-F8F608AFF7C8}': Non-assigned apps are disabled for non-admin users.
MSI (s) (7C:D0) [17:24:15:870]: Note: 1: 1708
MSI (s) (7C:D0) [17:24:15:870]: Product: Puppet -- Installation failed.
MSI (s) (7C:D0) [17:24:15:870]: Windows Installer installed the product. Product Name: Puppet. Product Version: 2.7.12. Product Language: 1033. Manufacturer: Puppet Labs. Installation success or error status: 1625.
MSI (s) (7C:D0) [17:24:15:870]: MainEngineThread is returning 1625
MSI (s) (7C:08) [17:24:15:870]: No System Restore sequence number for this installation.
Info 1625.This installation is forbidden by system policy. Contact your system administrator.
 Make sure to launch cmd.exe
with the Run as Administrator
option selected, and try again.
File Paths
Path Separator
Make sure to use a semi-colon (;) as the path separator on Windows, e.g., modulepath=path1;path2
File Separator
In most resource attributes, the Puppet language accepts either forward- or backslashes as the file separator. However, some attributes absolutely require forward slashes, and some attributes absolutely require backslashes. See the relevant section of Writing Manifests for Windows for more information.
Backslashes
When backslashes are double-quoted(“), they must be escaped. When single-quoted (‘), they may be escaped. For example, these are valid file resources:
file { 'c:\path\to\file.txt': }
file { 'c:\\path\\to\\file.txt': }
file { "c:\\path\\to\\file.txt": }
But this is an invalid path, because \p, \t, \f will be interpreted as escape sequences:
file { "c:\path\to\file.txt": }
UNC Paths
UNC paths are not currently supported. However, the path can be mapped as a network drive and accessed that way.
Case-insensitivity
Several resources are case-insensitive on Windows (file, user, group). When establishing dependencies among resources, make sure to specify the case consistently. Otherwise, puppet may not be able to resolve dependencies correctly. For example, applying the following manifest will fail, because puppet does not recognize that FOOBAR and foobar are the same user:
file { 'c:\foo\bar':
ensure => directory,
owner => 'FOOBAR'
}
user { 'foobar':
ensure => present
}
...
err: /Stage[main]//File[c:\foo\bar]: Could not evaluate: Could not find user FOOBAR
Diffs
Puppet does not show diffs on Windows (e.g., puppet agent --show_diff
) unless a third-party diff utility has been installed (e.g., msys, gnudiff, cygwin, etc) and the diff
property has been set appropriately.
Resource Errors and Quirks
File
If the owner and/or group are specified in a file resource on Windows, the mode must also be specified. So this is okay:
file { 'c:/path/to/file.bat':
ensure => present,
owner => 'Administrator',
group => 'Administrators',
mode => 0770
}
But this is not:
file { 'c:/path/to/file.bat':
ensure => present,
owner => 'Administrator',
group => 'Adminstrators',
}
The latter case will remove any permissions the Administrators group previously had to the file, resulting in the effective permissions of 0700. And since puppet runs as a service under the “SYSTEM” account, not “Administrator,” Puppet itself will not be able to manage the file the next time it runs!
To get out of this state, have Puppet execute the following (with an exec resource) to reset the file permissions:
takeown /f c:/path/to/file.bat && icacls c:/path/to/file.bat /reset
Exec
When declaring a Windows exec resource, the path to the resource typically depends on the %WINDIR% environment variable. Since this may vary from system to system, you can use the path
fact in the exec resource:
exec { 'cmd.exe /c echo hello world':
path => $::path
}
Shell Builtins
Puppet does not currently support a shell provider on Windows, so executing shell builtins directly will fail:
exec { 'echo foo':
path => 'c:\windows\system32;c:\windows'
}
...
err: /Stage[main]//Exec[echo foo]/returns: change from notrun to 0 failed: Could not find command 'echo'
Instead, wrap the builtin in cmd.exe
:
exec { 'cmd.exe /c echo foo':
path => 'c:\windows\system32;c:\windows'
}
Or, better still, use the tip from above:
exec { 'cmd.exe /c echo foo':
path => $::path
}
Powershell
By default, powershell enforces a restricted execution policy which prevents the execution of scripts. Consequently, make sure to specify the appropriate execution policy in the powershell command:
exec { 'test':
command => 'powershell.exe -executionpolicy remotesigned -file C:\test.ps1',
path => $::path
}
Package
The source of an MSI package must be a file on either a local filesystem or on a network mapped drive. It does not support URI-based sources, though you can achieve a similar result by defining a file whose source is the puppet master and then defining a package whose source is the local file.
Service
Windows services support a short name and a display name. Make sure to use the short name in puppet manifests. For example use wuauserv
, not Automatic Updates
. You can use sc query
to get a list of services and their various names.
Error Messages
-
“
Service 'Puppet Agent' (puppet) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.
”This can occur when installing puppet on a UAC system from a non-elevated account. Although the installer displays the UAC prompt to install puppet, it does not elevate when trying to start the service. Make sure to run from an elevated
cmd.exe
process when installing the MSI. -
“
Cannot run on Microsoft Windows without the sys-admin, win32-process, win32-dir, win32-service and win32-taskscheduler gems.
”Puppet requires the indicated Windows-specific gems, which can be installed using
gem install <gem>
-
“
err: /Stage[main]//Scheduled_task[task_system]: Could not evaluate: The operation completed successfully.
”This error can occur when using version < 0.2.1 of the win32-taskscheduler gem. Run
gem update win32-taskscheduler
-
“
err: /Stage[main]//Exec[C:/tmp/foo.exe]/returns: change from notrun to 0 failed: CreateProcess() failed: Access is denied.
”This error can occur when requesting an executable from a remote puppet master that cannot be executed. For a file to be executable on Windows, set the user/group executable bits accordingly on the puppet master (or alternatively, specify the mode of the file as it should exist on the Windows host):
file { "C:/tmp/foo.exe": source => "puppet:///modules/foo/foo.exe", } exec { 'C:/tmp/foo.exe': logoutput => true }
-
“
err: getaddrinfo: The storage control blocks were destroyed.
”This error can occur when the agent cannot resolve a DNS name into an IP address (for example the
server
,ca_server
, etc properties). To verify that there is a DNS issue, check that you can runnslookup <dns>
. If this fails, there is a problem with the DNS settings on the Windows agent (for example, the primary dns suffix is not set). See http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc959322.aspx -
“
err: /Stage[main]//Group[mygroup]/members: change from to Administrators failed: Add OLE error code:8007056B in <Unknown> <No Description> HRESULT error code:0x80020009 Exception occurred.
”This error will occur when attempting to add a group as a member of another local group, i.e. nesting groups. Although Active Directory supports nested groups for certain types of domain group accounts, Windows does not support nesting of local group accounts. As a result, you must only specify user accounts as members of a group.
-
“
err: /Stage[main]//Package[7zip]/ensure: change from absent to present failed: Execution of 'msiexec.exe /qn /norestart /i "c:\\7z920.exe"' returned 1620: T h i s i n s t a l l a t i o n p a c k a g e c o u l d n o t b e o p e n e d .
”This error can occur when attempting to install a non-MSI package. Puppet only supports MSI packages. To install non-MSI packages, use an exec resource with an
onlyif
parameter. -
“
err: Could not request certificate: The certificate retrieved from the master does not match the agent's private key.
”This error is usually a sign that the master has already issued a certificate to the agent. This can occur if the agent’s SSL directory is deleted after it has retrieved a certificate from the master, or when running the agent in two different security contexts. For example, running puppet agent as a service and then trying to run
puppet agent
from the command line with non-elevated security. Specifically, this would happen if you’ve selectedStart Command Prompt with Puppet
but did not elevate privileges usingRun as Administrator
. -
“
err: Could not evaluate: Could not retrieve information from environment production source(s) puppet://puppet.domain.com/plugins.
”This error will be generated when a Windows agent does a pluginsync from the Puppet master server, when the latter does not contain any plugins. Note that pluginsync is enabled by default on Windows. This is a known bug in 2.7.x, see https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/2244.
-
“
err: Could not send report: SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed. This is often because the time is out of sync on the server or client.
”Windows agents that are part of an Active Directory domain should automatically have their time synchronized with AD. For agents that are not part of an AD domain, you may need to enable and add the Windows time service manually:
w32tm /register net start w32time w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:<ntpserver> /syncfromflags:manual /update w32tm /resync
-
“
err: You cannot service a running 64-bit operating system with a 32-bit version of DISM. Please use the version of DISM that corresponds to your computer's architecture.
”As described in the Installation Guide, 64-bit versions of windows will redirect all file system access from
%windir%\system32
to%windir%\SysWOW64
instead. When attempting to configure Windows roles and features usingdism.exe
, make sure to use the 64-bit version. This can be done by executingc:\windows\sysnative\dism.exe
, which will prevent file system redirection. See https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/12980 -
“Error: Could not parse for environment production: Syntax error at ‘=’; expected ‘}’”
This error will usually occur if
puppet apply -e
is used from the command line and the supplied command is surrounded with single quotes (‘), which will causecmd.exe
to interpret any=>
in the command as a redirect. To solve this surround the command with double quotes (“) instead. See https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/20528.


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GeoGit is a distributed version control system for geographic information. It is heavily inspired by the git distributed version control system design and principles[1], adapting them to the differences in the problem domain.
[1] It has no formal relationship with the git project and is not built on top of git.
“Every (Geo)Git clone is a full-fledged repository with complete history and full revision tracking capabilities, not dependent on network access or a central server. Branching and merging are fast and easy to do.” —http://git-scm.com/
Current development of geotools based java library as part of ROGUE JCTD
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$ geogit diff --nogeom
6350a6... 6350a6... 37d757... e0c9ec... M parks/22
the_geom: 0 point(s) deleted, 1 new point(s) added, 3 point(s) moved
parktype: "Garden" -> "Park"
6350a6... 6350a6... 887b4a... fad2fa... M parks/12
the_geom: 0 point(s) deleted, 0 new point(s) added, 18 point(s) moved
$ geogit help
usage: geogit command [args]
The most commonly used geogit commands are:
--help Print this help message, or provide a command name to get help for
add Add features to the staging area
apply Apply a patch to the current working tree
blame Shows information about authors of modifications for a single feature
branch List, create, or delete branches
checkout Checkout a branch or paths to the working tree
cherry-pick Apply the changes introduced by existing commits
clean Deletes untracked features from working tree
clone Clone a repository into a new directory
commit Record staged changes to the repository
config Get and set repository or global options
conflicts Shows existing conflicts
diff Show changes between commits, commit and working tree, etc
fetch Download objects and refs from another repository
format-patch Creates a patch with a set of changes
help Print this help message, or provide a command name to get help for
init Create an empty geogit repository or reinitialize an existing one
log Show commit logs
ls Obtain information about features in the index and the working tree.
merge Merge two or more histories into one
osm GeoGit/OpenStreetMap integration utilities
pg GeoGit/PostGIS integration utilities
pull Fetch from and merge with another repository or a local branch
push Update remote refs along with associated objects
rebase Forward-port local commits to the updated upstream head
remote remote utilities
reset Reset current HEAD to the specified state, optionally modifying index and working tree to match
revert Revert commits to undo the changes made
rm Remove features or trees
show Displays information about a commit, feature or feature type
shp GeoGit/Shapefile integration utilities
sl GeoGit/SpatiaLite integration utilities
squash Squash commits
status Show the working tree status
tag creates/deletes tags
$ geogit merge mybranch
$ geogit rebase mybranch
GeoGit detects conflicts when merging or rebasing.
$ geogit merge mybranch
CONFLICT: Merge conflict in parks/2
CONFLICT: Merge conflict in parks/3
CONFLICT: Merge conflict in parks/1
Automatic merge failed. Fix conflicts and then commit the result.
$geogit rebase branch1
Error: could not apply 0b0e33b Changed units in area field
CONFLICT: conflict in parks/5
When you have fixed this conflicts, run 'geogit rebase --continue' to continue rebasing.
If you would prefer to skip this commit, instead run 'geogit rebase --skip.
To check out the original branch and stop rebasing, run 'geogit rebase --abort'
$ geogit conflicts --diff
---parks/parks.2---
Ours
number_fac: 0 -> 5
Theirs
number_fac: 0 -> 2
the_geom: MultiPolygon [-122.99,42.42 -122.1,42.68 -122.52,42.96 -122.4,42.794 -122.76,42.82] (-122.2,42.57 -122.33,42.216 -122.26,42.12 -122.14,42.556) -122.17,42.71 -122.43,42.17 -122.54,42.426 -122.96,42.71 -122.84,42.54 -122.2,42.57
Currently Limited to command-line interface. Not much interactivity.
$ geogit checkout --theirs
A graphical three-way merge tool is on its way...
import-history Import OpenStreetmap history
Usage: import-history [options]
Options:
--dev Use the development test api endpoint
. NOTE: this is not the real osm history, but just
for testing purposes.
Default: false
--from initial changeset id.
Default: 1
--keep-files, -k If specified, downloaded changeset files are kept
in the --saveto folder
Default: false
--numthreads, -t Number of threads to use to fetch changesets. Must
be between 1 and 6
Default: 4
--resume Resume import from last imported changeset on the
current branch.
Default: false
--saveto Directory where to save the changesets. Defaults to
$TMP/changesets.osm
--to final changeset id.
Default: 1000
import Import OpenStreetMap data from a file
Usage: import [options] OSM file path
Options:
--add Do not remove previous data before importing
Default: false
--mapping The file that contains the data mapping to use
--no-raw Do not import raw data when using a mapping
Default: false
download Download OpenStreetMap data
Usage: download [options] [OSM Overpass api URL. eg: http://api.openstreetmap.org/api]
Options:
--bbox, -b The bounding box to use as filter (S W N E).
--filter, -f The filter file to use.
--keep-files, -k If specified, downloaded files are kept in the
--saveto folder
Default: false
--mapping The file that contains the data mapping to use
--rebase Use rebase instead of merge when updating
Default: false
--saveto Directory where to save the dowloaded OSM data
files.
--update, -u Update the OSM data currently in the geogit
repository
Default: false
map Create new data in the repository, applying a mapping to the current OSM data
Usage: map [options] file
unmap Updates the raw OSM data, unmapping the mapped OSM data in a given tree in the working tree
Usage: unmap [options] path
create-changeset Save diff between versions as OSM changeset
Usage: create-changeset [options] [{commit} [{commit}]]
Options:
-f File to save changesets to
export Export to OSM format
Usage: export [options] [file] [commitish]
Options:
--bbox, -b The bounding box to use as filter (S W N E).
--overwrite, -o Overwrite output file
Default: false
export-shp Export OSM data to shapefile, using a data mapping
Usage: export-shp [options] [shapefile]
Options:
--mapping The file that contains the data mapping to use
--overwrite, -o Overwrite output file
Default: false
export-pg Export OSM data to a PostGIS database, using a data mapping
Usage: export-pg [options]
Options:
--database The databse to connect to. Default: database
Default: database
--host Machine name or IP address to connect to. Default:
localhost
Default: localhost
--mapping The file that contains the data mapping to use
--overwrite, -o Overwrite output tables
Default: false
--password Password. Default:
--port Port number to connect to. Default: 5432
Default: 5432
--schema The database schema to access. Default: public
Default: public
--user User name. Default: postgres
Default: postgres
export-sl Export OSM data to a Spatialite database, using a data mapping
Usage: export-sl [options]
Options:
--database The databse to connect to. Default: database.sqlite
Default: database.sqlite
--mapping The file that contains the data mapping to use
--overwrite, -o Overwrite output tables
Default: false
--user User name. Default: user
Default: user
Osmosis-based data importing
$ geogit osm import myosmdata.pbf
inspect osm repo : nodes
$ geogit show WORK_HEAD:node/2222455894
ID: d428a46716c4b84f5dc43e10d38b295d77069f32
ATTRIBUTES
----------
changeset: 15491936
location: POINT (44.998520500000005 -24.221625600000003)
tags: Optional.absent()
timestamp:<PHONE_NUMBER>000
user: joedalton85:420883
version: 1
visible: true
inspect osm repo : ways
$ geogit show WORK_HEAD:way
TREE ID: 1c59a2093a60724251de30db898bbf19530a1d86
SIZE: 136141
NUMBER Of SUBTREES: 0
DEFAULT FEATURE TYPE ID: 03585dd9f1ccd1555372782e6f18bf44ec5d9693
DEFAULT FEATURE TYPE ATTRIBUTES
--------------------------------
changeset:
nodes:
tags:
timestamp:
user:
version:
visible:
way:
inspect single way
$ geogit show WORK_HEAD:way/209210368
ID: c88760783653d1a1f5f8faf0e48dbcd756783a52
ATTRIBUTES
----------
changeset: 15316528
nodes:<PHONE_NUMBER>;2194411094;2194411102;2194411071;2194411060
tags: building:yes|source:Bing
timestamp:<PHONE_NUMBER>000
user: AndrewBuck:214969
version: 1
visible: true
way: LINESTRING (43.6597741 -23.3428405, 43.6597865 -23.3429049, 43.659688100000004 -23.342920900000003, 43.6596757 -23.3428565, 43.6597741 -23.3428405)
Simple BBox query
$ geogit osm download --bbox 40 -2 40.02 -1.88
Overpass Query Language
$ geogit osm download --filter myquery.txt
overpass api query
$ cat filter.oql
(
way
(33.1568,-117.418,33.227,-117.297);
>;
);
out meta;
download and import using a filter query
$ geogit osm download --filter filter.oql
Downloading data...
6,240,137
Importing into GeoGit repo...
28,264 Counting unstaged features...28265
Staging changes...
100%
28265 features staged for commit
0 features not staged for commit
100%[d7c35ac2fb1024dd6b9d55a46f0b119ae552f41d] Updated OSM data
Committed, counting objects...28265 features added, 0 changed, 0 deleted.
inspect the log
$ geogit log
Commit: 684d104702b53f1ad284674f9bd20f5620ac0ed8
Author: Jeffrey Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: (1 minutes ago) 2013-06-07 17:15:53 -0600
Subject: Updated OSM data
GeoGit logs usage of download command so it can match a commit to the OSM changeset it represents.
This can be used to intelligently update the current OSM data in the repository, considering new changes introduced in the local repository.
$ geogit osm download --update
pull new changes from osm planet
$geogit osm download --update
Downloading data...
6,241,044
Importing into GeoGit repo...
28,269 Counting unstaged features...5
Staging changes...
100%
5 features staged for commit
0 features not staged for commit
100%[feb760cf5066739fbcc1f0dd1908f66d6f24c21f] Updated OSM data
Committed, counting objects...5 features added, 0 changed, 0 deleted.
200%[feb760cf5066739fbcc1f0dd1908f66d6f24c21f] Updated OSM data
Committed, counting objects...5 features added, 0 changed, 0 deleted.
inspect the log
$ geogit log
Commit: feb760cf5066739fbcc1f0dd1908f66d6f24c21f
Author: Jeffrey Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: (30 seconds ago) 2013-06-07 16:08:05 -0600
Subject: Updated OSM data
Commit: d7c35ac2fb1024dd6b9d55a46f0b119ae552f41d
Author: Jeffrey Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: (14 minutes ago) 2013-06-07 15:53:36 -0600
Subject: Updated OSM data
inspect a diff
$geogit diff HEAD~1 HEAD
000000... 03585d... 000000... 9fd888... A way/224798080
changeset 16463100
nodes<PHONE_NUMBER>;2336392956;2336392959;2336392962;2336392952
tags building:yes
timestamp<PHONE_NUMBER>000
user ortelius:206
version 1
visible true
way LINESTRING (-117.3754297 33.1935993, -117.375359 33.1935122, -117.3754596 33.193455, -117.3755302 33.1935421, -117.3754297 33.1935993)
000000... f63c0d... 000000... c70b64... A node/2336392952
changeset 16463100
location POINT (-117.3754297 33.1935993)
tags
timestamp<PHONE_NUMBER>000
user ortelius:206
version 1
visible true
Similar to the GeoGit pull command.
Update can be done merging or rebasing.
$ geogit osm download --update --rebase
If changes have been made to the repository and conflicts exist, the merge/rebase operation will detect and signal them, just like it does with non-OSM data during a pull operation.
Working with OSM data in a specific schema is easier and more practical.
Makes it easier to edit versioned OSM data in an external app (GIS) and update the repository data
{"rules":
[
{
"name":"onewaystreets",
"filter":{
"oneway":["yes"]
},
"fields":{
"lit":"STRING",
"geom":"LINESTRING"
}
}
]
}
Creating new trees in the repository with mapped OSM data
$ geogit osm map mymapping.json
Exporting mapped OSM data to Shapefile/PostGIS/Spatialite
$ geogit osm export-shp mapped.shp --mapping mymapping.json
Reconstruct OSM object in the canonical trees from mapped data
$ geogit osm unmap mapped_tree
Changesets can be created with the create-changeset command.
Similar to the diff command, but works only on OSM data in the repository.
$ geogit create-changeset HEAD HEAD~1 -f mychangeset.xml
inspect changeset
Desktop GeoGit based GIS
Working towards SourceTree like functionality
clone
$ geogit clone http://localhost:8080/geoserver/geogit/geonode:geogit-repo geogit-repo-clone
Cloning into 'geogit-repo-clone'...
100%
Done.
$ geogit ls-tree
san_andres_y_providencia_administrative
san_andres_y_providencia_coastline
urbanareas1_1
san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0
Route
inspect cloned repo
$ geogit ls-tree
san_andres_y_providencia_administrative
san_andres_y_providencia_coastline
urbanareas1_1
san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0
Route
inspect a specific tree
$ geogit show WORK_HEAD:Route
TREE ID: ccc63d492d3839ad59ffff8429155dab03f980ff
SIZE: 68
NUMBER Of SUBTREES: 0
DEFAULT FEATURE TYPE ID: d376bd1a9aeb74f6f09629f0428cb1fa2d8cda4a
DEFAULT FEATURE TYPE ATTRIBUTES
--------------------------------
COMMENT: [STRING]
Company: [STRING]
DATE: [DATETIME]
MILEAGE: [STRING]
OBJECTID: [INTEGER]
OID_: [INTEGER]
ROUTE_ID_1: [DOUBLE]
Route_ID: [INTEGER]
Shape_Leng: [DOUBLE]
the_geom: [MULTILINESTRING]
pull
$ geogit pull
100%
From http://localhost:8080/geoserver/geogit/geonode:geogit-repo
1ba275f..5f1613b master -> refs/heads/master
Features Added: 1 Removed: 0 Modified: 0
inspect log
$ geogit log
Commit: 5f1613b20dc5e069f32004940671bb932a2872f0
Author: admin
Date: (31 minutes ago) 2013-06-08 11:26:00 -0600
Subject: added 1 features via unversioned legacy client.
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--35fef413_13f24d27905_-7ffd
Commit: 1ba275fa026ce30a80adb422abe97ded43dec495
Author: Jeffrey Johnson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: (21 hours ago) 2013-06-07 14:08:17 -0600
Subject: added 5 features via unversioned legacy client.
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--cfd070e_13f2024e73f_-7a6b
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--cfd070e_13f2024e73f_-7a6a
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--cfd070e_13f2024e73f_-7a68
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--cfd070e_13f2024e73f_-7a67
added san_andres_y_providencia_administrative0/fid--cfd070e_13f2024e73f_-7a69
push
ls-tree endpoint
{
"response": {
"success": true,
"node": [
{
"path": "way"
},
{
"path": "node"
}
]
}
}
log endpoint
{
"response": {
"success": true,
"commit": [
{
"id": "d9e186c375f6855a5c11502f8c959a9eb8657518",
"tree": "41ec9b5c6b271526277ba8c8e108adef4760e19f",
"parents": {
"id": "684d104702b53f1ad284674f9bd20f5620ac0ed8"
},
"author": {
"name": "JeffreyJohnson",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"timestamp":<PHONE_NUMBER>791,
"timeZoneOffset": -25200000
},
"committer": {
"name": "JeffreyJohnson",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"timestamp":<PHONE_NUMBER>791,
"timeZoneOffset": -25200000
},
"message": "UpdatedOSMdata"
},
Pull requests welcome!
Further Reading


This is a very simple demo of a Backbone Marionette application that uses Modules, but uses an intermediary to split the dependency between a Module definition and the Application.


Middleware to display error documents for certain status codes
The middleware in this module can be used to intercept responses with specified status codes and internally forward the request to an appropriate URL where the content can be displayed to the user as an error document.
Middleware that lets you test a response against a custom mapper object to programatically determine whether to internally forward to another URL and if so, which URL to forward to.
If you don’t need the full power of this middleware you might choose to use the simpler forward middleware instead.
The arguments are:
Here is an example where a 404 File Not Found status response would be redirected to the URL /error?code=404&message=File%20Not%20Found. This could be useful for passing the status code and message into another application to display an error document:
from paste.errordocument import StatusBasedForward
from paste.recursive import RecursiveMiddleware
from urllib import urlencode
def error_mapper(code, message, environ, global_conf, kw)
if code in [404, 500]:
params = urlencode({'message':message, 'code':code})
url = '/error?'%(params)
return url
else:
return None
app = RecursiveMiddleware(
StatusBasedForward(app, mapper=error_mapper),
)
Paste Deploy entry point to create a error document wrapper.
Use like:
[filter-app:main]
use = egg:Paste#errordocument
next = real-app
500 = /lib/msg/500.html
404 = /lib/msg/404.html


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.bulletdave.math | |
| com.bulletdave.math.matrix | |
| com.bulletdave.math.vector |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Vec2F |
Compute.indexToPoint(int index,
int width)
Convert an index value into a 2D point
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static float |
Compute.sidePointOn(Vec2F point,
Vec2F start,
Vec2F end)
Determines which side a point is on with respect to a line.
|
static boolean |
Compute.testPointInsideTriangle(Vec2F point,
Vec2F a,
Vec2F b,
Vec2F c)
Test if a point is inside a triangle
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vec2F |
Matrix2x2.getRow(int i)
Get a row from the matrix as a Vec2F
|
Vec2F |
Matrix2x2.multiply(Vec2F augmentation) |
Vec2F |
Matrix2x2.solve(float x,
float y)
Solve this matrix using Gaussian Elimination.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vec2F |
Matrix2x2.multiply(Vec2F augmentation) |
void |
Matrix2x2.set(Vec2F[] mat)
Set this matrix using a 2D Vec2F array
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Matrix2x2(Vec2F[] mat)
Construct the matrix using an array of Vec2F
|
Matrix2x2(Vec2F r1,
Vec2F r2)
Construct the matrix using two Vec2F
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.abs()
Convert this Vec2F's members into absolute values.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.add(float x,
float y)
Adds a given amount (x, y) to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.add(Vec2F point)
Adds a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.ceil()
Rounds up this Vec2F's members.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.clone() |
Vec2F |
Vec2F.divide(float val)
Divides this Vec2F's location by a given a given scaler.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.divide(float x,
float y)
Divides this Vec2F's location by a given amount (x, y).
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.divide(Vec2F point)
Divides this Vec2F's location by a given point's offset.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.floor()
Rounds down this Vec2F's members.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.incX(float val)
Increases the x location
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.incY(float val)
Increases the y location
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.invert()
Inverts the signs of this Vec2F's members.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpDistance(Vec2F point,
float dist)
Performs linear interpolation between this Vec2F, and a given point
based on distance to move to towards the target point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpRatio(Vec2F point,
float ratio)
Performs linear interpolation between this Vec2F, and a given point
based on a ration from the desired distance to move this Vec2F towards
the target point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpX(float m,
float yOff)
Performs linear interpolation along a line determined by this Vec2F's
location, and a given slope of m.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpY(float m,
float xOff)
Performs linear interpolation along a line determined by this Vec2F's
location, and a given slope of m.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.multiply(float val)
Multiplies this Vec2F's location by a given a given scaler.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.multiply(float x,
float y)
Multiplies this Vec2F's location by a given amount (x, y).
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.multiply(Vec2F point)
Multiplies a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.negate(float x,
float y)
Negates a given amount (x, y) to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.negate(Vec2F point)
Negates a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.normalize()
Normalized this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.normalize(Vec2F point)
Normalized the difference between two Vec2F.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.rotate(float cx,
float cy,
float radians)
Rotates this Vec2F around a target point, by a given amount in radians.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.rotate(Vec2F point,
float radians)
Rotates this Vec2F around a target point, by a given amount in radians.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.set(float x,
float y)
Set this Vec2F's location to a given coordinate (x, y).
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.set(Vec2F point)
Set this Vec2F's location to that of a given point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.setUsingIndex(int index,
int width)
Set this Vec2F's location to a point corresponding to
an index read from top left to bottom right order in a
2D array.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.setX(float val)
Set the x location value
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.setY(float val)
Set the y location value
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.add(Vec2F point)
Adds a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.divide(Vec2F point)
Divides this Vec2F's location by a given point's offset.
|
boolean |
Vec2F.equals(Vec2F point)
Test for equality.
|
boolean |
Vec2F.equals(Vec2F point,
float threshold)
Test for equality given a threshold.
|
float |
Vec2F.getCrossProduct(Vec2F point)
Calculates this Vec2F's cross product relative to a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.getDotProduct(Vec2F point)
Calculates this Vec2F's dot product relative to a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.getMagnitude(Vec2F point)
Calculates this Vec2F's distance relative to a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.getMagnitudeSquared(Vec2F point)
Calculates this Vec2F's location relative to a given point
into a squared magnitude.
|
float |
Vec2F.getRadian(Vec2F point)
Calculates the direction in radians of this Vec2F,
relative to a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.getSidePointOn(Vec2F end,
Vec2F test)
Negative on one side of the line, positive on the other.
|
float |
Vec2F.getSlope(Vec2F point)
Calculates the slope (m), relative to a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.getYIntercept(Vec2F point)
Calculates the y intercept (when x is 0), aka b,
between the line formed by this Vec2F, and a given point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpDistance(Vec2F point,
float dist)
Performs linear interpolation between this Vec2F, and a given point
based on distance to move to towards the target point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.lerpRatio(Vec2F point,
float ratio)
Performs linear interpolation between this Vec2F, and a given point
based on a ration from the desired distance to move this Vec2F towards
the target point.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.multiply(Vec2F point)
Multiplies a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.negate(Vec2F point)
Negates a point's offset to this Vec2F's location.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.normalize(Vec2F point)
Normalized the difference between two Vec2F.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.rotate(Vec2F point,
float radians)
Rotates this Vec2F around a target point, by a given amount in radians.
|
Vec2F |
Vec2F.set(Vec2F point)
Set this Vec2F's location to that of a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.solveX(Vec2F point,
float y)
Solve for x, at y from the line created by this Vec2F and a given point.
|
float |
Vec2F.solveY(Vec2F point,
float x)
Solve for y, at x from the line created by this Vec2F and a given point.
|
boolean |
Vec2F.testBoxAABB(Vec2F location,
float w,
float h)
Test collision with this point onto a defined rectangle region.
|
boolean |
Vec2F.testCircle(Vec2F center,
float radius)
Test collision with this point onto a defined circle
|
boolean |
Vec2F.testEllipse(Vec2F center,
float rw,
float rh)
Test collision with this point onto a defined ellipse
|
boolean |
Vec2F.testTriangle(Vec2F a,
Vec2F b,
Vec2F c)
Test collision with this point onto a defined triangle
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Vec2F(Vec2F point)
Copy constructor
|


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February 2021 - Present
- Back Office Processing Team Captain
- Utilize proprietary internal and industry standard geomatics software to process raw GPS and digital image data
- Automate simple workflows using Python
- Work with management to develop new tools to streamline existing workflows
OnSite Support Representative
October 2018 - February 2020
- Built Salesforce Lightning reports and generated dashboards
- Created and organzied training and reference documentation
- Completed UAT Testing for upcoming protects
- Supported and documented internal and external customer inquiries
Documentation Team
April 2019 - December 2019
- Worked with other departments to create a company-wide standardized documentation system and related templates
- Utilized Microsoft SharePoint for document organization and access permissions
- Converted my department's documentation to the new standard and added missing information


Called after connection, changes to the connectArgs won't have any affect on the database but can still be read.
Called after the query is done, allows you to modify the event data before the event is emmited
Called when a query is sent through the system, once all plugins are called the query resullt is sent to the user.
Dump the raw contents of all database tables. Optionally provide a list of tables to export, if nothing is provided then all tables should be dumped.
Generic for other misc functions, called when ".extend()" is used.
Import tables directly into the database without any type checking, indexing or anything else fancy.
Called before a transaction takes place.
Called after a transaction completes.
Called before database connection with all the connection arguments, including data models and what not. Lets you adjust the connect arguments, add tables, remove tables, adjust data models, etc.
Called when the user requests the database perform a disconnect action.
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The interface for plugins used by NanoSQL Current plugins include History and the default storage system.
NanoSQLPlugin


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public interface ServerSession
This interface provides all operation that the server session can do. It doesn't distinct the operation of specific session type (Transmitter, Receiver) it's just like Transceiver. The distinction might should be recognized in a different way, such as by user code when they are accepting bind request or by throwing exception when invoking illegal operation.
| Method Summary | |
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void |
alertNotification(int sequenceNumber,
TypeOfNumber sourceAddrTon,
NumberingPlanIndicator sourceAddrNpi,
String sourceAddr,
TypeOfNumber esmeAddrTon,
NumberingPlanIndicator esmeAddrNpi,
String esmeAddr,
OptionalParameter... optionalParameters)
Send alert notification to ESME in order to notify the particular mobile subscriber has become available. |
void |
deliverShortMessage(String serviceType,
TypeOfNumber sourceAddrTon,
NumberingPlanIndicator sourceAddrNpi,
String sourceAddr,
TypeOfNumber destAddrTon,
NumberingPlanIndicator destAddrNpi,
String destinationAddr,
ESMClass esmClass,
byte protocoId,
byte priorityFlag,
RegisteredDelivery registeredDelivery,
DataCoding dataCoding,
byte[] shortMessage,
OptionalParameter... optionalParameters)
Submit a short message to specified destination address (ESME). |
| Method Detail |
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void deliverShortMessage(String serviceType, TypeOfNumber sourceAddrTon, NumberingPlanIndicator sourceAddrNpi, String sourceAddr, TypeOfNumber destAddrTon, NumberingPlanIndicator destAddrNpi, String destinationAddr, ESMClass esmClass, byte protocoId, byte priorityFlag, RegisteredDelivery registeredDelivery, DataCoding dataCoding, byte[] shortMessage, OptionalParameter... optionalParameters) throws PDUException, ResponseTimeoutException, InvalidResponseException, NegativeResponseException, IOException
serviceType
- is the service_type.sourceAddrTon
- is the source_addr_ton.sourceAddrNpi
- is the source_addr_npi.sourceAddr
- is the source_addr.destAddrTon
- is the dest_addr_ton.destAddrNpi
- is the dest_addr_npi.destinationAddr
- is the destination_addr.esmClass
- is the esm_class.protocoId
- is the protocol_id.priorityFlag
- is the priority_flag.registeredDelivery
- is the registered_delivery.dataCoding
- is the data_coding.shortMessage
- is the short_message.optionalParameters
- is the optional parameters.
PDUException
- if there is invalid PDU parameter found.
ResponseTimeoutException
- if timeout has been reach.
InvalidResponseException
- if response is invalid.
NegativeResponseException
- if negative response received.
IOException
- if there is an I/O error found.void alertNotification(int sequenceNumber, TypeOfNumber sourceAddrTon, NumberingPlanIndicator sourceAddrNpi, String sourceAddr, TypeOfNumber esmeAddrTon, NumberingPlanIndicator esmeAddrNpi, String esmeAddr, OptionalParameter... optionalParameters) throws PDUStringException, ResponseTimeoutException, InvalidResponseException, NegativeResponseException, IOException
sequenceNumber
- is the sequence_number.sourceAddrTon
- is the source_addr_ton.sourceAddrNpi
- is the source_addr_npi.sourceAddr
- is the source_addr.esmeAddrTon
- is the esm_addr_ton.esmeAddrNpi
- is the esme_addr_npi.esmeAddr
- is the esme_addr.optionalParameters
- is the optional parameters.
PDUStringException
- if there is invalid string found.
ResponseTimeoutException
- if timeout has been reach.
InvalidResponseException
- if response is invalid.
NegativeResponseException
- if negative response received.
IOException
- if there is an I/O error found.
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- java.lang.Object
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- view.turtlearena.BasicTurtleArena
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
TurtleArena
public class BasicTurtleArena extends java.lang.Object implements TurtleArena
Implementation of the TurtleArena, contains the scene and the turtles within that the user sees, allows for visual properties to change through defined methods.- Author:
- Goh Khian Wei
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BasicTurtleArena(javafx.scene.image.Image defaultImage, javafx.scene.paint.Color defaultPenColor, double defaultPenWidth)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
addLine(int turtleIndex, double xPos, double yPos)
Moves turtle of specified index and draws line from old position to new positionvoid
addTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Adds a new turtle of specified index to the arenavoid
changeBackgroundColor(javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Changes background colour of the turtle arenavoid
changePenColor(int turtleIndex, javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Changes the colour of subsequent lines left by turtle identified by its index.void
changePenThickness(int turtleIndex, double thickness)
Changes the thickness of subsequent lines left by turtle identified by its index.void
changeTurtleImage(int turtleIndex, javafx.scene.image.Image image)
Changes the visual image of a particular turtle identified by its indexvoid
clearScreen()
Resets the turtle arena, removing all lines drawn and recentering all turtles.javafx.scene.Node
getTurtleArena()
Returns Node containing graphical view of turtle arena.void
hideTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Hides visual display of turtle identified by its index.void
moveTurtle(int turtleIndex, double xPos, double yPos)
Moves turtle of specified index from old position to new positionvoid
rotateTurtle(int turtleIndex, double angle)
Rotates turtle of specified index to given anglevoid
setDefaultImage(javafx.scene.image.Image image)
Sets the default image all subsequent new turtles should havevoid
setDefaultPenColor(javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Sets the default pen colour all subsequent new turtles should havevoid
setDefaultPenWidth(double width)
Sets the default pen width all subsequent new turtles should havevoid
showTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Visually shows turtle identified by its index.
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Method Detail
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getTurtleArena
public javafx.scene.Node getTurtleArena()
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Returns Node containing graphical view of turtle arena.- Specified by:
getTurtleArena
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Returns:
- Node containing graphical view of turtle arena.
-
changeBackgroundColor
public void changeBackgroundColor(javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Changes background colour of the turtle arena- Specified by:
changeBackgroundColor
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
color
- Colour to be changed to
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changeTurtleImage
public void changeTurtleImage(int turtleIndex, javafx.scene.image.Image image)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Changes the visual image of a particular turtle identified by its index- Specified by:
changeTurtleImage
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be affectedimage
- New image turtle should display
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changePenColor
public void changePenColor(int turtleIndex, javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Changes the colour of subsequent lines left by turtle identified by its index.- Specified by:
changePenColor
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be affectedcolor
- New colour of lines drawn by turtle
-
changePenThickness
public void changePenThickness(int turtleIndex, double thickness)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Changes the thickness of subsequent lines left by turtle identified by its index.- Specified by:
changePenThickness
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be affectedthickness
- Thickness of lines drawn by turtle
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addTurtle
public void addTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Adds a new turtle of specified index to the arena- Specified by:
addTurtle
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of new turtle
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hideTurtle
public void hideTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Hides visual display of turtle identified by its index.- Specified by:
hideTurtle
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be hidden.
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showTurtle
public void showTurtle(int turtleIndex)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Visually shows turtle identified by its index.- Specified by:
showTurtle
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be shown.
-
addLine
public void addLine(int turtleIndex, double xPos, double yPos)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Moves turtle of specified index and draws line from old position to new position- Specified by:
addLine
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be movedxPos
- X coordinate of new position.yPos
- Y coordinate of new position.
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moveTurtle
public void moveTurtle(int turtleIndex, double xPos, double yPos)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Moves turtle of specified index from old position to new position- Specified by:
moveTurtle
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be movedxPos
- X coordinate of new position.yPos
- Y coordinate of new position.
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rotateTurtle
public void rotateTurtle(int turtleIndex, double angle)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Rotates turtle of specified index to given angle- Specified by:
rotateTurtle
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
turtleIndex
- Index of turtle to be rotatedangle
- Angle turtle should be rotated to
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clearScreen
public void clearScreen()
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Resets the turtle arena, removing all lines drawn and recentering all turtles.- Specified by:
clearScreen
in interfaceTurtleArena
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setDefaultImage
public void setDefaultImage(javafx.scene.image.Image image)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Sets the default image all subsequent new turtles should have- Specified by:
setDefaultImage
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
image
- Default image
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setDefaultPenColor
public void setDefaultPenColor(javafx.scene.paint.Color color)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Sets the default pen colour all subsequent new turtles should have- Specified by:
setDefaultPenColor
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
color
- Default pen colour
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setDefaultPenWidth
public void setDefaultPenWidth(double width)
Description copied from interface:TurtleArena
Sets the default pen width all subsequent new turtles should have- Specified by:
setDefaultPenWidth
in interfaceTurtleArena
- Parameters:
width
- Default pen width
-
-


No Room For Underperformance From APC Governors –Buhari
According to Buhari, governors must channel resources and come up with initiatives that will benefit Nigerians.
by SaharaReporters, New York
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he will not accept underperformance from any All Progressives Congress governor following the performance of the party during the 2019 general elections.
According to Buhari, governors must channel resources and come up with initiatives that will benefit Nigerians.
Buhari, who spoke through Secretary to Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, gave the submission on Monday in Jos, Plateau State, during the Federal Government/Progressives Governors Forum’s summit.
He said, “Early in 2019, Nigerians overwhelmingly re-elected me as President. That election was a referendum on not just my leadership but also on our party.
“Some state governors were re-elected while new ones also came on board.
“To whom much is given, much more is expected. It is therefore incumbent on this to meet the expectations of our teeming population.
“There should be no room for excuses and that is where the outcome of this parley becomes very critical.”


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call psb_loc_to_glob(x, y, desc_a, info, iact)
call psb_loc_to_glob(x, desc_a, info, iact)
- Type:
- Asynchronous.
- On Entry
-
- x
- An integer vector of indices to be converted.
Scope: local
Type: required
Intent: in, inout.
Specified as: a rank one integer array.
- desc_a
- the communication descriptor.
Scope:local.
Type:required.
Intent: in.
Specified as: a structured data of type descdatapsb_desc_type.
- iact
- specifies action to be taken in case of range errors.
Scope: global
Type: optional
Intent: in.
Specified as: a character variable I
gnore, W
arning or
A
bort, default I
gnore.
- On Return
-
- x
- If is not present,
then is overwritten with the translated integer indices.
Scope: global
Type: required
Intent: inout.
Specified as: a rank one integer array.
- y
- If is not present,
then is overwritten with the translated integer indices, and
is left unchanged.
Scope: global
Type: optional
Intent: out.
Specified as: a rank one integer array.
- info
- Error code.
Scope: local
Type: required
Intent: out.
An integer value; 0 means no error has been detected.
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Summer 2017: What are your irrational habits?
This issue explores the things we do that don't really make sense, once we really think about them. These could be strange family traditions, elaborate preparation rituals for tests and performances, weird stuff you used to do as a kid — and anything in between.


After your model is trained, you want to be able to make use of it later for validation or production scoring. In some situations, like when your end goal is to produce a static report, this may not be necessary, but even in these cases it may be useful to reproduce the scores later.
A model object is an R object that is able to reproduce the scores
generating during training on the same messy, production data that was used
to train the model. Typically, R model objects like lm
or gbm
objects are insufficient for reproducing
scores in a live scoring environment: you will have to "productionize" your
feature engineering pipeline as well after the data scientists have prototyped it.
In the Syberia modeling engine, feature engineering is a critical production-ready aspect of the process that does not require any additional code: the code you ran in mungebits and the parameters that were selected during training (for example, the columns that were dropped after detecting for correlations, the means of features to use during imputation, etc.) are stored on the model object.
This allows us to faithfully replicate the end-to-end data science process that produced the model on single rows that come through in a production system. Alternatively, we can use the model object to generate validation scores on new samples from the original distribution, e.g., when new customers arrive or when we get additional data.
The default model object container that ships with the modeling engine is a tundra container (tundra because it freezes your model for production use, and tundra is in Syberia... get it?).
A tundra container is an R6 object that consists of a munge procedure, a train function, a predict function and inputs saved during training. The munge procedure is copied directly from the data stage.
# Place this code in models/dev/example3.R
list(
import = list(R = "iris"),
data = list(
"Create a dependent variable" = list(renamer ~ NULL, c("Sepal.Length" = "dep_var")),
"Create a primary key variable" = list(multi_column_transformation(seq_along) ~ NULL, "dep_var", "id"),
"Drop categorical features" = list(drop_variables, is.factor)
),
model = list("lm", .id_var = "id"),
export = list(R = "model")
)
Note that we have added ~ NULL
. This is very important to ensure
the model predicts correctly: we do not want to rename the dependent variable during
prediction nor do we want to create an id column. Now let's execute the model.
run("example3")
model$munge_procedure
model$predict_fn
You should see some colorful output!
Let's try to make a prediction: model$predict(iris[1:5, ])
. You can
also inspect how the model is munging the data using model$munge(iris)
,
or even execute just a subset of the munge procedure using model$munge(iris, 1)
,
model$munge(iris, 1:2)
, model$munge(model$munge(iris, 1), 2)
, etc. This can be very helpful for debugging.
R is a LISP which means that most R objects, including model objects, are recursively
composed of lists and atomic vectors. This makes serialization very easy in R! In fact,
the built-in saveRDS
is capable of serializing most objects.
(If you have custom C pointers or difficult-to-serialize environment objects you can
define a custom serializer — see the appendix).
To save the model object to a file, simply use saveRDS
:
dir.create("~/tmp")
saveRDS(model, "~/tmp/model.rds")
readRDS("~/tmp/model.rds")$predict(iris[1:5, ])
You will notice the predictions are the same as before.
Let's create a model object directly.
model <- tundra::tundraContainer$new("lm", function(data) {
output$model <- stats::lm(Sepal.Length ~ Sepal.Width, data = data)
}, function(data) {
predict(output$model, data = data)
})
model$train(iris)
model$predict(iris[1, ])
Let us first note that this is a terrible model specification. The training function directly encodes `Sepal.Length ~ Sepal.Width` rather than parametrizing the dependent and independent variables. Under the hood, all examples of classifiers in the modeling engine build tundra container objects.
The general format for a model container is
model <- tundra::tundraContainer$new(
keyword = "lm", # Keyword describing the model
train_function = identity, # training function
predict_function = identity, # prediction function
munge_procedure = list(), # A list of mungepieces to apply before
# training / prediction.
default_args = list(), # Default training arguments
internal = list() # A list for specifying additional attributes, e.g.,
# domain-specific metadata for the model.
)
Note the last three arguments. By default, tundra containers perform no feature engineering on the data given to the train or predict function.
However, it is possible to specify a list of mungepieces that will effectively make the model object capable of handling arbitrarily messy production or validation data during prediction: the munge procedure simply gets executed using the predict versions of the mungepieces prior to running the predict function.
The modeling engine abstracts away the creation of a tundra container by following the convention below.
lib/classifiers
directory
by defining a train
and
predict
local variable representing
the training and prediction function, respectively.With these two abstractions in hand, we can cleanly create portable model containers that can be used for running validation experiments on future distributions of the data or even live in production systems.
R's easy serialization capability seems like a free lunch but there is a dangerous trade-off. If you use environments or functions (which implicitly have an environment attached) anywhere in your model objects it is possible to capture far more than you intended upon serialization.
For example, instead of capturing just the model objects, you might capture most of the data in the global environment and store gigabytes of unnecessary serialized R objects! This is not a problem in languages like Python or Java because every object must have its own serialization (pickling) code.
To relieve this issue, the modeling engine comes with some simple deflation triggers that prune any closures (functions) on the model objects from carrying too much information. Because R is such a dynamic language, there is in general no way of identifying what will be needed by a given function, but we try our best: we assume the train and predict functions of a classifier are pure.
Pure functions do not make use of global variables or variables in the parent environment of the function. This rules out helper functions but increases stability and serializability. Simply put your helpers in the body of the train or predict functions.
If you find your model objects getting large unexpectedly, carefully examine
your code and what you are storing in input
, or modify
the model stage accordingly.
A lot of R models serialize out-of-the-box, but some models (like xgboost) represent their underlying state in a C structure which is not natively serializable by R.
For such models, you may have to define additional serialization procedures. TODO: Explain how.


Prospero
The play's protagonist and Miranda's father. Usurped and exiled by his brother Antonio, the duke of Milan.
Prospero
Alonso
Sebastian
Gonzolo
Adrian
Francisco
Prospero


Dont know ...only know that at beginning dex was sold for more than 30kmd on barter dex
But there is no statistic on dexstats.info anymore
Oszy25-Jun-19 08:03 PM
then it's worth whatever someone willing to sell for
polycryptoblog25-Jun-19 08:08 PM
@costa2439 100x Nav on Supernet?
jl777c25-Jun-19 08:11 PM
for 100 SN, i assume
polycryptoblog25-Jun-19 08:13 PM
Ok lol had to do a double take a second
allbits25-Jun-19 08:19 PM
There's quite a few bids for dex on barterlly for 10 kmd. And a new one for 11 kmd. No takers so far. Asks for 30+
tolken25-Jun-19 08:20 PM
did my first usd-Kmd buy on bittrex today. felt good to bypass Coinbase /btc middleman.
Having a hard time filling my order at 1.35 though.
dump into my pocket plz
Oszy25-Jun-19 08:22 PM
anyone tried crypto.com usd-kmd buy?
jansako25-Jun-19 08:29 PM
Coinexchange has a market for both SN & DEX, the buy side is mighty thin but it could be a place for price discovery, at least until AtomicDex lanuches & DEX goes back to the 30-40 KMD range...
https://www.coinexchange.io/market/UNITY/BTC


Struct LicenseKey
Represents a license key that can be used to get License from LicensePublisher.
Inherited Members
Namespace: DevZest.Licensing
Assembly: DevZest.Licensing.dll
Syntax
public struct LicenseKey
Remarks
A license key is a 25 digits string that can be used to get a License from LicensePublisher. The first 24 digits are generated randomly and the last digit is checksum. Use NewLicenseKey() to generate a new license key; Use ToString() method to convert LicenseKey into a string formatted as "xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx"; Use CanConvertFrom(String)to determine if the provided string has correct format and checksum.
LicenseKey is also used to encrypt the reponse sent from LicensePublisher to LicenseClient.
Since LicenseKey can be used to get License from LicensePublisher, it should be stored as encrypted and never be displayed as clear text by your application.
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| LicenseKey(String) | Initializes a new instance of LicenseKey structure. |
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Empty | Gets an empty LicenseKey. |
| IsEmpty | Determines whether this license key is empty. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CanConvertFrom(String) | Determines the specified string can be converted to a LicenseKey. |
| Equals(LicenseKey, LicenseKey) | |
| Equals(Object) | |
| GetHashCode() | |
| NewLicenseKey() | Initializes a new instance of LicenseKey. |
| ToString() |
Operators
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Equality(LicenseKey, LicenseKey) | |
| Inequality(LicenseKey, LicenseKey) |


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David Lynch remains one of the most fascinating, illuminating directors in the history of cinema. One wonders how he came up with such Bizantine puzzles such as "Lost Highway" or "Eraserhead," or sickeningly perverse comments on suburbia such as "Blue Velvet." "Don't Look at Me" will not answer many questions, nor should it, about Mr. Lynch. Shot back in 1989 in French, it will give everyone an opportunity to witness the creative process behind an artist.
The documentary is directed by Guy Girard who stylizes the film in a Lynchian mode. For example, the opening scene is a conversation with Lynch and Girard at Bob's Big Boy in L.A., shot and framed outside the restaurant as if you are peering through venetian blinds. Inspired for sure, not to mention the various industrial sounds and abstract whistles heard on the soundtrack, most often associated with Lynch himself. There are also clips from his work, including "Eraserhead" and "Blue Velvet," which are shown on some televison monitor as the camera tracks Lynch dictating a script. The most stupendous moment is seeing Lynch thinking silently about how to continue a scene in the script.
Girard's focus on Lynch is simply avante-garde in his choices for camera set-ups while interviewing the director. In fact, the only time we focus on Lynch's face is when Girard hands him polaroids of some shots from his work. Often, Lynch shows his back to the camera while wearing a fishing hat. Mostly, he refuses to divulge the meaning in his work as he correctly assumes that interpretations should be left to the audience (I certainly don't want him to tell me why the Lady from the Radiator in "Eraserhead" has puffed-up cheeks). So you will not learn much about Lynch in terms of his background or his fixation on the dark side, but you do get glimpses ("Most people do not know what they are doing. They are confused.").
Choice moments include a drive with Lynch and the late Jack Nance (who played Henry in "Eraserhead") to a reservoir used in one of his films, seeing Lynch sculpting and molding naked figurines for some mini-environment, recording the beautiful voice of Julee Cruise for an unspecified project (she sang melodies for many of Lynch's films), and in general seeing Lynch at work, indulging in creative ideas ("I like the shape of an ear. An ear, in a grassy field, with ants crawling on it - there's hardly anything better than that.") Although not as enveloping or cohesive as the other Lynch documentary, "Pretty as a Picture," this is still enthralling and informative for anyone who wants to see the Dark Side of Genius revel in his own obsessions and dreams. Essential for anyone who is a fan.
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Directory
Of Pizza Shops
Home
Directory
Name
Phone #
Do they deliver?
Are they good?
Zeke's Pizza
1234567890
Yes
Yes
Dominos
0987654321
Yes
No
Papa Murphy's
9119119111
No
Yes


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Place the chicken thighs and drumsticks, the head of garlic (if using) and thyme sprigs (if using) into a large pan and cover with cold water.
Bring the water to the boil, then reduce the heat until the water is simmering. Continue to simmer for 25-30 minutes, or until the chicken pieces are cooked through.
Remove the pan from the heat and set aside. When the chicken has cooled, in the stock, chill, covered, in the fridge until needed (but no longer than overnight).
In a bowl, mix together the flour, ground cumin, cayenne pepper, celery salt, mustard powder and salt until well combined.
Remove the chilled chicken pieces from the stock using tongs and pat dry with kitchen paper. Remove the skin if desired. (The remaining cooking liquid can be reserved in the fridge for up to three days and used as stock in another recipe. Alternatively, it can be frozen until needed.)
Dredge the chicken pieces in the spiced flour until coated.
Pour the milk into a bowl and dip each floured chicken piece into it until covered.
Dredge the chicken pieces in the spiced flour for a second time. (NB: Double-coating the chicken pieces will make them extra crisp.)
Pour the vegetable oil into a large pan until it reaches 10cm/4in up the sides of the pan. (CAUTION: Do not over-fill the pan - the pan should only be half full with oil. Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Heat the oil to 170C (use a cooking thermometer to test the temperature - alternatively, heat the oil in a deep fat fryer). When a breadcrumb dropped into the oil sizzles and turns golden-brown, gently lower the chicken pieces, in batches, into the hot oil using a slotted spoon.
Fry for 4-5 minutes, or until crisp, golden-brown and completely cooked through. Remove the chicken pieces from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Keep warm.
Repeat the process with the remaining chicken pieces.
Cut the chilled baked potatoes into wedges, pat dry with kitchen paper, then lower them, in batches, into the hot oil. Fry for 2-3 minutes, or until crisp and golden-brown. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Keep warm.
Repeat the process with the remaining potato wedges.
Meanwhile, in a bowl, mix together all of the vegetables and the mayonnaise until the mixture is well combined and resembles coleslaw.
Serve immediately.


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var previousRequire = typeof require == "function" && require;
function newRequire(name, jumped){
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--- layout: post title: Spinal Tap - admin console for Ruby processes comments: false share: false date: 2012-07-11 type: post tags: [] ---
Today I released a very early/alpha version of Spinal Tap. I deal with a lot of long running Ruby processes (crons, daemons, etc) and I occassionally need to debug them while they are running. Thus Spinal Tap was born. The future vision includes statistics tracking, custom defined commands, and much more. Think of it as a backdoor into your Ruby processes :-) Thanks go to my good friend Scott McCarty for brainstorming the long term vision of the project.