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#include <D3D11UncompiledShaderResourceLoader.hpp>
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| virtual bool | loadResource (Core::Resource *&resource, Core::File const &file, std::string const &mappingName) override |
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| AResourceLoader (std::string const &extension, ResourceType type) | |
| virtual std::string | getSupportedFileType () const |
| virtual bool | loadSubResource (Resource *&resource, File const &file, std::string const &mappingName) |
| virtual bool | exploreResource (File const &file) |
| ResourceType | getResourceType () const |
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| bool | getD3DDevice () |
| bool | compileVertexShader (Core::File const &file, LPCWSTR source, ShaderProgram *program) |
| void | compileGeometryShader (Core::File const &file, LPCWSTR source, ShaderProgram *program) |
| void | compileFragmentShader (Core::File const &file, LPCWSTR source, ShaderProgram *program) |
| void | compilePreTessellationShader (Core::File const &file, LPCWSTR source, ShaderProgram *program) |
| void | compilePostTessellationShader (Core::File const &file, LPCWSTR source, ShaderProgram *program) |
| bool | isEntryPointError (ID3DBlob *errorLog) const |
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| bool | isFileValid (Core::File const &file) const |
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| std::string | m_SupportedExtension |
| ResourceType | m_Type |
Resource loader for all uncompiled D3D11 shader files. This loader maps to the '.hlsl' extension.
Each file is checked for individual shader programs (one of each type), and then the individual shaders are combined into a single ShaderProgram resource.
A file may have all shader types present, or only one. For any non-present shaders, the ShaderProgram will be assigned a NULL value. The supported shader types for D3D11 are:
Vertex Geometry Fragment (Pixel) Pre-Tessellation (Hull) Post-Tessellation (Domain)
When checking for the presence of particular shaders, the following entry points are tested:
| Shader Type | Entry Points |
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| Vertex | VertexMain, VertMain, VSMain, MainVS |
| Geometry | GeometryMain, GSMain, MainGS |
| Fragment | FragmentMain, FragMain, FSMain, MainFS, PixelMain, PixMain, PSMain, MainPS |
| Pre-Tessellation | PreTessellationMain, PreTessMain, HullMain, HSMain, MainHS |
| Post-Tessellation | PostTessellationMain, PostTessMain, DomainMain, DSMain, MainDS |
All shaders are assumed to be valid Shader Model 5 (D3D 11 and 11.1).
For pre-compiled binary shaders (.cso), see the D3D11CompiledShaderResourceLoader class.
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Reimplemented from Ocular::Core::AResourceLoader.


Displaying chart from https://beta.observablehq.com/@mathisonian/d3-change-line-chart.
Observable Embed Code:
[Observable
notebook:"https://beta.observablehq.com/@mathisonian/d3-change-line-chart"
showCells:`['chart', 'height']`
variables:`{
lineWidth: lineWidth,
height: height
}` /]
Idyll Variable Controls:
Line Width: Height:
This is still a work in progress - for example, it doesn’t actually pull the notebook from that URL yet, but requires a local copy. I’m working on fixes for this.
The interesting bits that connect Idyll’s reactive runtime to Observable’s can be found here.


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People travel, for many reasons...to explore , the see new sights, to discover, to visit, to experience, to relax, to rejuvenate, to bond, to reach out…..
Goes inwards, questions, seeks the truth, discovers more about less, visits self, meditates, bonds with higher consciousness ….. When we direct our energy and resources towards conscious travel we create experiences that go beyond just travel memories.
Travel with mindfulness.Becoming a conscious traveller can be a transforming point in your life. Are you willing to take the risk and explore more than just the destination? When we take that first step to discover more about our inner selves and ‘sense’ the vibrations of a location and ‘feel’ the energy of a destination and the sights it offers, we move towards becoming a conscious traveller. Being open to new experiences and looking for more than what a tourist would- makes us conscious traveller. Embarking on a journey which includes not just places but also includes your journey to your inner self ...is conscious travel.
Read our traveller experiences


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 6-8
Cooked simply on a barbeque these kebabs are great as starters or as a filling for a wrap. This dish shows two ways with lamb kebab, one tandoori style from Amritsar and the other from Lahore.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need six bamboo skewers which have been soaked in water for a few hours.
For the kebab, put all the ingredients except the mince in a food processor. Blend until thoroughly combined then add the mince and pulse briefly - this will maintain the texture of the meat. Alternatively, mix all the ingredients together in a bowl and pass through a mincer.
Chill the spiced mince in the fridge for an hour to take in the flavours and firm up.
For the vegetable coat, mix all the ingredients together and season with salt, to taste. Set aside.
For the kebab, preheat a barbecue or grill to hot.
Divide the mince into two equal parts. Take one half and divide into six equally-sized balls. Wet your hands and using your fingers, slowly spread the mince on the skewers to make kebabs 8-10cm/3¼-4in long. To avoid the mixture sticking, keep your hands wet and intermittently run water over the kebabs as you make them. This will smooth the outer texture of the kebab. Make sure the kebabs are quite thick, as this will help retain the flavours and juices.
Coat the kebabs with half the chopped vegetables and press lightly so the colourful vegetables stick to the mince. Set aside until ready to cook.
Divide the remaining mince mixture into six balls.  Set aside.
For the green coriander chutney, in a food processor blend together the herbs, garlic and chillies until a soft, spoonable consistency. Transfer to a small bowl and cover with the oil. (This will keep in the fridge for 2-3 days, but once salt and lemon have been added, it is best used straight away.)
When ready to use, mix in the salt, sugar and lemon juice. Taste to check the seasoning.
Cook the kebabs on the barbecue or under a grill for 6-8 minutes, turning regularly to ensure the meat is cooked evenly throughout.
Cook the meat patties on a hot grill pan or barbeque for 3-4 minutes, vegetable side first, then turn over and cook another 2-3 minutes.
Rest the kebabs for a few of minutes then serve with the green coriander chutney, salad leaves and pomegranate seeds. Or serve in naan breads to make wraps.


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weep with those who weep 致菲律宾受难的香港同胞。
“与哀哭者同哀哭”[ 圣经 - 新约 - 罗马书 - 12:15]


This package contains functions to read in and manipulate air quality model output from Models3-formatted files. This format is used by the Community Multiscale Air Quaility (CMAQ) model.
| Version: | 0.3 |
| Depends: | ncdf4, rgdal, maps, mapdata |
| Published: | 2012-05-16 |
| Author: | Jenise Swall |
| Maintainer: | Jenise Swall <jswall at vcu.edu> |
| License: | Unlimited |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | SpatioTemporal |
| CRAN checks: | M3 results |
| Reference manual: | M3.pdf |
| Package source: | M3_0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: M3_0.3.zip, r-release: M3_0.3.zip, r-oldrel: M3_0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: M3_0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: M3_0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | M3 archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=M3 to link to this page.


Indian Institute of Technology Patna is developing fast and would like to come up as an institute of excellence promoting intelligent, hard working and technically curious minds. We have already developed state-of-the-art infrastructure including classrooms and laboratories in imparting world class education. We have a wide range of research programmes, and many curricular and extra-curricular events to ignite the minds of enginnering students.
The Indian Institute of Technology Patna epitomizes and reveres this limitless power in every way of its life and functioning. Established as an institute of national importance through an act of parliament in 2008, IIT Patna strives to provide world class education and an intellectually stimulating environment in an endeavor to develop well rounded individuals with technical and professional competence of the highest degree.
IIT Patna houses many projects in all the academic units.Many international institutes have shown their interest in collaborating with IIT Patna in various areas of research and teaching.Some of them include University of Houston, Louisiana State University, University of North Texas, University of New South Wales and UNICEF Bihar.
Clubs @ IIT PATNA
The Cultural club organizes and promotes all the extra-curricular activities. The club aims to promote major cultural festivals. This club organizes small events for easing out the academic pressure on students as well. Currently, this club is organizing modern dance, music and yoga classes. Fests like Reverberance, Anwesha, Nebula and many more intra college and inter college gaming competitions were organized successfully by this club.
For the latest news and updates about ‘Cultural club’, please visit the student-run portals listed below. The views/ opinions expressed at the links belong solely to the authors and may not necessarily represent the views of the Indian Institute of Technology Patna
Official website: www.iitp.ac.in/hosca
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/iitp.sociocultural/
YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/CULTatIITP
The Entrepreneurship Club at IIT Patna was setup with the vision to create a gelling point for aspiring entrepreneurs at the institute. The club’s mission is to educate the students about the nuances involved in business and entrepreneurship and to prepare them to undertake the journey from the genesis of an idea to its successful business implementation.
The Club regularly hosts guest lectures by distinguished personalities from the industry and academia, in addition to organising various business and marketing competitions round the year.
For the latest news and updates about ‘Entrepreneurship Club’, please visit the student-run portals listed below. The views/ opinions expressed at the links belong solely to the authors and may not necessarily represent the views of the Indian Institute of Technology Patna
Official website: www.entrepreneurshipclub.org
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/iitp.entrepreneurship
YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/user/iitpentrepreneurship
Each department at IIT Patna has its own student-run technical club. These clubs organise a multitude of competitions and special lectures all round the year and work to encourage and mentor innovative student-led projects. Their efforts culminate into ‘Celesta’, IIT Patna’s annual techno-management week organised during the autumn season every year.
The departmental clubs include
NJACK (Not Just Another Computer Science Club)
Sparkonics (The Electrical Engineering Club)
SCME (Students' Council of Mechanical Engineers)
SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers)
Indian Institutes of technology have always been the cradle that groomed many a brilliant author in the country, thanks to those who still cherish the spark despite the technological work load they confront day after day. The founding of literary club produced a platform conducive for nurturing such talents in today's students of technology. For all those who know that the "pen is mightier than the sword", this is very well their arena. Talents are to be shown, not to be hidden. Some of the most successful and crowd pulling events in the institute were organized under the literary club such as the treasure hunt, love letter writing, arbit speaking, and so forth. The literary club of IITP represented the college in "Rendezvous of Colleges", a parliamentary debate competition held in the Magadh Mahila College in Patna and bagged the first prize out of all participating twenty colleges.
For the latest news and updates about ‘Literary Club’, please visit the student-run portals listed below. The views/ opinions expressed at the links belong solely to the authors and may not necessarily represent the views of the Indian Institute of Technology Patna
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/holfa.iitp
Apart from academic and cultural activities, IIT Patna gives equal importance to sports as well. One can continue his/her passion in a game or sport even after a long breathless struggle to be in one of the best institutes in India. The sports club IIT Patna under the guidance of Asst.Coach Shyam Kumar, brings the most talented sportsmen to light by organizing inter-hostel and inter-department competitions from time to time. The ones who excel in the college level will be selected to inter IIT sports meet where they can experience the real time competitive environment in which each IITian will be striving his best to show the world that IITians are no less compared to the best sportsmen in the country. IIT Patna has a cricket ground, foot ball ground, volley ball court, tennis court, badminton court, Table tennis tables with in the campus where one can find students practicing round the clock.
The aim of the Rural Technology Development Club (RTDC) is to identify the problems prevailing in the rural areas and to work to develop technologies and devices to address them. The Club strives to fill the technological void existing in the rural areas. Keeping this in mind, the team regularly surveys different villages to understand the problems faced by the rural populace.
Various projects currently being undertaken by the Club include a manual wheat harvesting machine, a self running canal based irrigation system and a solar-powered LED based reading light.
For the latest news and updates about ‘RTDC’, please visit the student-run portals listed below. The views/ opinions expressed at the links belong solely to the authors and may not necessarily represent the views of the Indian Institute of Technology Patna
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ruraltechnologydevelopment
The environmental club of IIT Patna attempts to change our attitude towards the Earth.We do everything to spread awareness among people and sensitize them to global and local practices which are changing the world for the worse.And we do it innovatively too. By organizing seminars, awareness camps, debates, quiz shows, campus clean up initiatives, tree-plantation camps and so on.We have tie-ups with GREENPEACE and AARAMBH and they are going to take up collaborative projects with us.
What Happen In The Background
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The One Health approach allows us to come up with durable solutions widely accessible. We wish to avoid the elevated costs and the low accessibility that are classically associated with the reactive rushes to treatment.
We are interested by the cross-kingdom communication – when one species transmits genetic information, which influences one another. Based on our original discovery of mitomirs, we specifically study microRNAs, which are parts of the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes.
2016: Local intervention of SimplissimA during an Ear-Foot-Mouth cattle epidemic in 2016 in Mauritius led to save more than 4000 animals, which were to be slaughtered.
2018: Development of programs to prevent, treat and reach remission of ‘chronic’ diseases, e.g type 2 diabetes through ancestral remedies developed as publicly-accessible health solutions.


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Honda unveils upgraded CBR1000RR-R Fireblade ahead of EICMA debut
The motorcycle gets a brand-new aerodynamics package derived from the company’s RC213V MotoGP race bike.
Ahead of the 2019 iteration of EICMA, Japanese motorcycle manufacturer has officially pulled the wraps off the new CBR1000RR-R Fireblade. The motorcycle not only features a host of upgrades, but it is also equipped with Honda’s most powerful inline-four engine yet.
The motorcycle gets a brand-new aerodynamics package derived from the company’s RC213V MotoGP race bike. This contributes majorly to the motorcycle’s handling and agility.
Honda has also introduced an SP trim of the CBR1000R-R. It gets second-generation semi-active Ohlins EC 43 mm NPX front forks, an Öhlins TTX36 Smart-EC rear shock, Brembo Stylema four-piston radial front calipers, and the Brembo monoblock rear caliper which is also derived from the RC213V.
The company has also added a brand-new Bosch six-axis IMU and a titanium Akrapovic exhaust. Both the motorcycles are also available in two colour options including the Grand Prix Red, which adds the HRC paint scheme, or the Matte Pearl Black.
Honda is yet to officially announce the launch of the motorcycle in the Indian market, but it is expected to be introduced after its display at this year’s EICMA. Currently, the CBR1000RR Fireblade has a base price of Rs 16.4 lakh (ex-showroom). It is expected to increase after the introduction of the updated model.Special Thursday Expiry on 10th 7th Nov
Early Closure to The Great Diwali Discount. Last Chance to get Moneycontrol PRO for a year @ Rs. 289/- only
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Polkadot ·
Polkadot is a super simple, mildly opinionated and lightweight web server built on Polka.
It supports the necessities:
- Static asset server –
[./src/public/assets/...]
- Web router –
[./src/public/routes.js]
- View loading –
[./src/public/views/...]
A perfect match for your vanilla project.
a tiny project template by CalmArms


Simple Interest Calculator Project "Joseph"
Amount
Rate
10.25%
No. of Years
1
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Compute Interest


To use multiple targets (users or rooms), separate them with commas.
Currently it is required to enter use steamids. There is no menu.
Status:
Runtime
Since Login
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Platform
Architecture
HeapUsed
HeapTotal
RSS
BotVersion
NodeJSVersion
Show Logs (in javascript console)
PrettyPrint logs
Update Stats (every 5s or localStorage.statsInterval)
Update Triggers? (every 5min or localStorage.triggerInterval)
Show Trigger Options?
Show Web Requests in logs?


§ 16 Data vs Information
What’s the difference. Although they are often used synonomously, in this course …
Data is given; information is taken.
16.1 The word “data”:
Dictionary etymology: 1640s, plural of datum, from Latin datum “(thing) given,” neuter past participle of dare “to give”.
Historically: Data (Greek: Δεδομένα, Dedomena) is a work by Euclid. It deals with the nature and implications of “given” information in geometrical problems. The subject matter is closely related to the first four books of Euclid’s Elements. source
16.3 The word “information”
The English word was apparently derived from the Latin stem (information-) of the nominative (informatio): this noun is derived from the verb informare (to inform) in the sense of “to give form to the mind”, “to discipline”, “instruct”, “teach”. Source:
A Dictionary Definition: knowledge acquired through experience or study source
16.4 In this course
Data are measurements, observations, records, etc. of the sort that appear in a data table.
Information is the knowledge or belief that guides decisions or provides explanations.
16.4.1 Our Task
Turn data into information.
16.5 Data Reports
Knowledge and belief are attributes of the human mind.
- Knowledge is belief that there is consensus about.
We derive knowledge and belief from our experiences including the statements of those we deem to have authority.
A data report is a presentation of data from which we are inclined to draw conclusions. Some forms:
- A data table itself. It must be small to be assimilated by us.
- A data graphic. Good data graphics are those that display patterns (or the lack thereof) in a form that is readily assimulated and faithful to the data being reported.
- A data model, such as a statistical model written in a mathematical formalism.
Data graphics can be interpreted without (much) specialized training. Models typically require some specialized skills interpretation.
16.6 Glyph-ready Data
Making data graphics can be straightforward so long as the data underlying the graphic are in the appropriate form.
- We’ll call such a form glyph-ready.
Data Wrangling is the process of transforming or reshaping the data tables that arrive at our door into a glyph-ready form.
- The glyph-ready form depends on the kind of graphic you wish to make.
- Data reports in general also use data in glyph-ready form, so wrangling techniques useful for graphics are also useful for data modeling or the construction of short, human-interpretable tables.


## Binary Input `PacemUploadElement` is the suggested webcomponent for file uploads.
## Metadata The `PacemUploadElement` can be included in an autogenerating form using the proper metadata. In the following example, the `url` attribute for a **chunked upload** is provided via the _extra_'s `uploadUrl` property. It is important to say that the provided endpoint on the server-side is expected to obey an **optionated schema**, moreover the resulting value is the `string` yielded by the endpoint when the upload process comes to completion.
{ "display": { "cssClass": ["form-minimal"] }, "props": [ { "prop": "file", "display": { "name": "File (upload)", "cssClass": ["upload-std"] }, "type": "file", "dataType": "upload", "commands": [{ "icon": "preview", "name": "preview", "dependsOnValue": true, "tooltip": "preview" }], "validators": [ { "type": "binary", "errorMessage": "Invalid file: must be a pdf, doc or an image not exceeding 1MB", "params": { "pattern": "\\.(pdf|docx?|xlsx?|jpe?g|png)$", "maxSize": 1048576 } } ] } ]}


Technology Used:
Utilized 3D Python environment provided for previous assignments
Optimized the rendering process using Multiprocessing library in spare time....shortens the time to render a 2 minute video at 5fps from upwards of 40 minutes to roughly 6 minutes.
Github for Android project migrated to Android Studio found:
here
Gesture based UML Application for Android
Technology used:
Android Studio, the app itself was targeted for Android version 4.1 Jellybean. Tested using two rented tablets: (Nexus 7 2013 and Asus Transformer Pad Infinity) from Georgia Tech's App Lab.
Date:
Began September 2015 and concluded December 2015
IBM Build a Smarter Planet Mobile Application Challenge: Created an Android application demonstrating the proof of concept for a service my team and I coined, "Concierge": a scheduling application intended to reduce wait times by providing optimal schedules to users based on historical and user provided status for various attractions and locales. Our submission was awarded third prize in the app challenge out of 58 entries
Technology used:
Simple PHP backend, Application targeted for Android Gingerbread
Date:
Summer 2012
Service:
Web Development
Drawings: Digital and Paper
Modern adaptation of M. C. Escher's Drawing Hands
Khaleesi Tracing and Watercolor
Trying out Adobe Sketch's watercolor brushes
Flamenco Dancer
Health Careers High School Mascot T-shirt Idea
Inspired by a comment that my advisor said, "...maybe just have the Phoenix rip a strand of DNA apart and have it say WE PLAY GOD"


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Appearances by Year | Panelist{% endblock %} {% block head %} {{ super ()}} {% endblock head %} {% block breadcrumb %}
{% endblock breadcrumb %} {% block synopsis %}The pivot table below contains a list of panelists and the number of appearances each panelist has made, broken out by year (excluding Best Of and Repeat shows).
{% endblock synopsis %} {% block content %}| Panelist | {% for year in show_years %}{{ year }} | {% endfor %}Total | |
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Tamzin Outhwaite bowed out of the role, with the character introduced to the BBC soap in 1998.
Mel had only returned to Walford last year after initially departing in 2002, following the death of husband Steve Owen.
In her final moments, still grieving the loss of her son Hunter who was killed during the siege in September, Mel stepped out into the path of an incoming lorry.
She had just been saved from a burning car wreck by enemy Sharon Mitchell, only to be killed off in the same episode just as fans believed she was going to be okay.
After the episode aired on BBC, actress Tamzin thanked fans for their support as she spoke of the death for the first time.
Having filmed her final scenes weeks ago, keeping quiet until now, she took to Twitter to address her final episode.
 with a praying emoji.
Viewers raced to comment under the message, praising the character for her time on the soap.
Mel has been at the centre of some huge storylines since her original stint and her more recent stay in Walford.
From her doomed wedding to Ian Beale back in 1999 and the loss of husband Steve Owen in 2002, to the more recent tragedy - she's faced a lot of heartache.
Earlier this year her latest husband Ray Kelly was killed by her son Hunter after he tried to murder her.

In the past weeks she's battled with her grief for her only child, desperate for revenge on the Mitchells.
This revenge and the struggle to get over Hunter's death ultimately led to her own demise in heartbreaking scenes.
EastEnders airs Mondays and Fridays at 8pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30pm on BBC One.


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so basically the post and topic things have a text area with an id of id_body and theres a text area of id_body right below this


Angular module to handle binding between SailsJs sever models and AnguarJs models in browsers
{ object } - Object of methods


GitLens
Git supercharged
GitLens supercharges the Git capabilities built into Visual Studio Code. It helps you to visualize code authorship at a glance via Git blame annotations and code lens, seamlessly navigate and explore Git repositories, gain valuable insights via powerful comparison commands, and so much more.
GitLens is an open-source extension for Visual Studio Code created by Eric Amodio.
GitLens simply helps you better understand code. Quickly glimpse into whom, why, and when a line or code block was changed. Jump back through history to gain further insights as to how and why the code evolved. Effortlessly explore the history and evolution of a codebase. Dive right in and see how GitLens can help!
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What's New in GitLens 9.8
See the release notes for the full set of changes
- 9.8.5 JULY 2019
- IMPROVEDCleans up the layout and formatting of many quick pick menus
- FIXEDFixes issue where Search Commits from repositories in the Repositories view would incorrectly show a repository picker
- 9.8.4 JULY 2019
- NEWAdds Switch to Two-dot Comparison and Switch to Three-dot Comparison commands to specify whether to use the symmetric difference (three-dot) notation or the range (two-dot) notation for the comparison — applies to all comparisons in the views
-
IMPROVEDChanges the
Switch to Working Tree Comparison and
Switch to Branch Comparison commands to only affect the current comparison,
rather than changing the
gitlens.views.repositories.showBranchComparison
setting - 9.8.3 JULY 2019
-
NEWAdds working tree
comparison support to the
Compare Current Branch with <branch, tag, or ref> node within each
repository in the Repositories view
Changes
gitlens.views.repositories.showBranchComparison
to also specify the type of comparison — either with the current branch or the working treeAdds a Switch to Working Tree Comparison command or Switch to Branch Comparison command to the Compare Current Branch with <branch, tag, or ref> node
-
NEWAdds the
Open Revision command as an
alt-click
of the Open File command on files in the views -
NEWAdds the
Open File command as an
alt-click
of the Open Revision command on files in the views - IMPROVEDChanges fetch, pull, and push commands to be executed in parallel, rather than sequentially
-
IMPROVEDChanges
Search Commits (
gitlens.showCommitSearch
) command to prompt for a repository, if there is more than one -
IMPROVEDRemoves
gitlens.settings.mode
setting as the interactive settings editor (via the GitLens: Open Settings command) will always show all settings now - FIXEDFixes #776 — File history sidebar having "Open file" instead of "Open revision"
- FIXEDFixes #692 — Can't open remote on bitbucket — thanks to PR #767 by grozan (@grozan)
- FIXEDFixes a parsing issue with certain renamed files
- FIXEDFixes some issues with emoji rendering
- 9.8.2 JUNE 2019
- NEWAdds a changes indicator (+x -x) to the File History view to quickly show the number of added and/or deleted lines
- IMPROVEDPreserve Show More expansions during file system or repository changes — avoids losing view expansion and selection
- IMPROVEDChanges to match authors exactly in the Contributors view
- FIXEDFixes #734 — Not working with VS Code Remote - SSH extension (fixes the broken hover image)
- FIXEDFixes #751 — Git Command failed
- FIXEDFixes #756 — Merge commit shows only the changes from the last commit on those files
- FIXEDFixes issue with the Open Changes with Previous Revision command when run from the diff editor and the file has unstaged changes
- FIXEDFixes an issue where view expansion and selection was getting lost with search and compare nodes
- 9.8.1 MAY 2019
- FIXEDFixes the Show More command in the File History and Line History views
- FIXEDFixes a caching issue with file histories
- FIXEDFixes a regression where the Copy Remote Url to Clipboard command fails to include the selected line range
- 9.8 MAY 2019
-
NEWAdds a new
Compare Current Branch with <branch, tag, or ref> node to each
repository in the Repositories view — closes
#293
Optionally shows a comparison of the current branch to a user-selected reference
-
NEWAdds a new
experimental Incoming Activity node to each repository in the
Repositories view (enabled via
"gitlens.insiders": true
) — closes #735Lists the recent incoming activity (merges and pulls) to your local repository. Provides the command, branch (if available), and date of each activity
-
NEWAdds a
Show a comparison of the current branch to a user-selected reference
(
gitlens.views.repositories.showBranchComparison
) setting to specify whether to show a comparison of the current branch to a user-selected reference in the Repositories view -
NEWAdds a
gitlens.advanced.useSymmetricDifferenceNotation
setting to specify whether to use the symmetric difference (three-dot) notation or the range (two-dot) notation for comparisons — closes #330 - NEWAdds a Copy Remote Url to Clipboard command to commit quick pick menus
- IMPROVEDChanges Pull and Pull Repositories commands to just fetch the repository if the current branch has no tracking branch
- FIXEDFixes #734 — Not working with VS Code Remote - SSH extension
- FIXEDFixes #739 — Breadcrumbs don't work on file revisions
- FIXEDFixes #750 — Open file on GitHub does not include directory path
- FIXEDFixes an issue with the Open Revision command in the quick pick menus not working properly


Recipes in section "Recursive functions"
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Factorial sample (PostgreSQL 7.3.x)
In 7.3, recursion works fine. This is just a sample for
beginner programmers. Note that any recursive function must
check loop termination condition, or it will run forever
(actually, until the process stack is full, but this is
another story...).
create or replace function factorial(int) returns int as '
declare
a int;
ret int;
begin
a := $1 - 1;
if a = 0 then
ret := $1;
else
ret := $1 * factorial(a);
end if;
return ret;
end;
' language 'plpgsql' immutable strict;
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mk_html_help
. For more information on
this routine, refer to the IDL Online Help Navigator
or type:
? mk_html_help
at the IDL command line prompt.
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NAME: BROWSE_PDS PURPOSE: Browse PDS4 data using a widget to display both metadata and data and output all the data or some subset of it. One can view images in an attached IDL window. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: data_struct = BROWSE_PDS([filename]) INPUTS: filename - Name of PDS XML document that describes the data and datafiles. It is optional; if one uses no input parameters, then a file selection window appears to allow convenient selection of the PDS XML file. OUTPUTS: data_struct - Any subset of the data or metadata KEYWORDS: NO_REORIENT - Do not use display_direction directives to reorient the image. PROCEDURES USED: READ_PDS, TV1 PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar IDL VERSIONS TESTED: 8.2 MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland[Sept. 25, 2012].
(See PDS/browse/browse_pds.pro)
NAME: CONVERT_CODES PURPOSE: Convert C-printf-Style format code to Fortran format code CATEGORY: PDS processing CALLING SEQUENCE: result = convert_codes(codein) INPUTS: codein - a string or string array of C-style format codes. OUTPUTS: Returns a string or string array of Fortran style format codes (for use in IDL readf and printf statements). PROCEDURES USED: Built-in, only. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Nov. 7, 2013]
(See PDS/convert_codes.pro)
NAME: CREATE_TABLESTRUC PURPOSE: Creates a structure to hold a table. CATEGORY: PDS Processing CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = CREATE_TABLESTRUC(tags, datatype, repetitions, field_length, tabletype) INPUTS: tags - Names of the fields of the table. Expects all tags are IDL valid variable names and are unique. datatype - PDS standard names for field datatypes. repetitions - (Nfields,3) dimensioned integer array. For each field,there is an (N,M,L) to provide the dimension of array. If field is just an array then it will be (N,0,0). (N,M,0) for 2-d array. (N,M,L) for 3-d array field_length - Length of each cell in the field. tabletype - This just needs to be set to "BINARY", if table is binary type OUTPUTS: Result - An IDL Structure to hold a table. KEYWORDS: None. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Nov. 7, 2013] Added ASCII_DATE DOY, YMD, and UTC types (March 26, 2015, EJS). Change ASCII_Numeric_Base2 to be read into strings and ASCII_Numeric_Base8 and _Base16 to be read into Longs. (March 28, 2015, EJS).
(See PDS/create_tablestruc.pro)
NAME: GetTagsByName PURPOSE: Get an array of tagnames in a structure matching name expression. Can use full regex in the name (See Learning About Regular Expressions in IDL Help). Will return an array of the values of the variables in the structure corresponding to these tagnames, if /getvalues is set. CATEGORY: structure processing CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = GETTAGSBYNAME(structure,tagname,[/getvalues, root=root, settags=settags, count=count]) INPUTS: structure - An IDL structure tagname - expression to match with the tagname string Regular Expression Examples: '\.name1$' - Search for final tag 'name1' exactly. '\.name1\.[^.]+$' - Search for only direct children of 'name1'. 'name1\.name2$' - Search for tags ending in 'name1.name2'. '\^.name1\.name2(__[1-9])?$' - Search for top level name1 with child 'name2' or 'name2__1', 'name2__2', ... 'name2__9'. OUTPUTS: Returns a string array of full names for tags containing tagname in the structure. If no matches then result[0] = '-1' If getvalues is set, then result is a string array of values of those tags in the structure. If no values return, then result[0] = '-1'. KEYWORDS: getvalues - set to 1 to get values, set to 0 to get tagnames. Will only work if value is scalar or an array, but not a list of structures. root - Optionally can use name of structure as prefix to tagnames settags - If you already know the tags in the structure, then you can improve efficiency. Program will not perform another get_tags. Can also use this to restrict search to certain tags. count - Number of matches found PROCEDURES USED: GET_TAGS PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [May 8, 2012]
(See PDS/gettagsbyname.pro)
NAME: GET_TAGS PURPOSE: This function returns the names of all tags in the structure as a string array. The names are given from the root structure name, which can be passed in along with the structure itself. CATEGORY: structure processing CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = GET_TAGS(structure [, rootname]) INPUTS: structure - Name of structure that will be searched for tagnames OUTPUTS: result - Names of all tags in the structure. IDL procedure tag_name only provides top level structure tag names Optional Input: rootname - The name of the structure, provides the rootname if you want the result names to start with it. PROCEDURES USED: TAG_PTRS PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Nov. 9, 2013]
(See PDS/get_tags.pro)
NAME: HEADER2HASH PURPOSE: Transform a FITS like header (string array) into two IDL ordered hashes. One hash for the values and one for the line comments or keyword definitions. Also outputs separate arrays of comments and history. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; FITS, PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: hhash = header2hash(header[,comments=comments,history=history,keydefs=keydefs]) INPUTS: header - A string array representing a fits header. OUTPUTS: Returns an ordered hash with keys being the FITS keywords and values are their values. Optionally, the keydefs hash with the comments in fits cards at the end of many lines (after '/') that usually give the definition of the keyword. Optionally, a string array of all the COMMENT cards Optionally, a string array of all of the HISTORY cards KEYWORDS: keydefs - allows the keyword comments to be returned in a hash with same keywords as in the returned value hash. comments - String array return of the COMMENTS cards. history - String array return of the HISTORY cards PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar IDL VERSIONS TESTED: 8.3 MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Oct 5, 2013]. Major rewrite ES April 27, 2015. No longer relies on sxpar and other fits routines in astron library.
(See PDS/header2hash.pro)
NAME: LABEL2HASH PURPOSE: Read in a PDS3 label into an ordered hash. Category: Datafile Handling: XML, PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: Return = label2hash(file) Or Return = label2hash() INPUTS: file - filename of .lbl file. If no input then a Widget opens to help select lbl file Outputs: Return is ordered hash of label keywords and values Keywords: None Example: IDL> file = 'dbcp.lbl' IDL> hh=label2hash(file) IDL> print,hh PDS_VERSION_ID: PDS3 RECORD_TYPE: FIXED_LENGTH RECORD_BYTES: 240 FILE_RECORDS: 2653 ^TABLE: DBCP.TAB DATA_SET_ID: EAR-C-COMPIL-5-DB-COMET-POLARIMETRY-V1.0 PRODUCT_NAME: DATABASE OF COMET POLARIMETRY PRODUCT_ID: DBCP_TAB INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME: PUBLISHED LITERATURE INSTRUMENT_NAME: COMPILATION TARGET_NAME: COMET TARGET_TYPE: COMET START_TIME: 1940-11-26 STOP_TIME: 2005-07-03 PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME: 2006-07-05 TABLELIST: LISTIDL> hh['TABLELIST',0,'COLUMNLIST',4].keys() [ "COLUMN_NUMBER", "NAME", "START_BYTE", "BYTES", "DATA_TYPE", "FORMAT", "DESCRIPTION", "END_OBJECT" ] Procedures Used: rmelement.pro, readfile.pro PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar Modification History Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [JULY 11, 2014] Substantial rewrite to keep carriage returns in a long multiline value. Now, the label is converted into an IDL LIST and then that list is turned into an IDL ORDEREDHASH. [5/6/2015]
(See PDS/label2hash.pro)
NAME: paramsToStruct PURPOSE: Converts a parameter string array (eg, header for FITS files) into an IDL Structure where each keyword is a tag of a structure and each of these structures contain a value and a comment. The values should by datatyped (float, int, string, etc) correctly. Logical T is transformed to 1byte and F to 0byte. Does not work on PDS labels because it requires unique keynames and OBJECT and END_OBJECT can be repeated. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; PDS; FITS CALLING SEQUENCE: struct = paramsToStruct(paramArray,commentChar=commentChar) INPUTS: paramArr - A string consisting of 'key = value'. Value can have spaces. Comments (which describe the keyvalue) are on the same line and after the value and start with the commentChar character. (eg, ' keyword = 17.3 / A keyword with floating point value') OUTPUTS: struct - A structure in which each keyword is a tag holding a structure. Each of these structure hold a value and a comment. KEYWORDS: commentChar - Character that begins the comment on each line. Default is '/'. PROCEDURES USED: PARSE_PARAMETER PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [June 27, 2012] ;
(See PDS/paramstostruct.pro)
NAME: PARSE_PARAMETER PURPOSE: Given a string from a parameter/header ('key = value'), returns key and value of a parameter as two element array by basically splitting on an equal sign. If commentChar is set to the delimiter for start of a comment, then it returns a 3 element array [key, value, comment]. Keyword "pos" returns position of beginning of key. If there is no equal sign, then it returns [strtrim(line,2),''] and pos = -1. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: keyval = PARSE_PARAMETER(line, pos=pos, commentChar=commentChar) INPUTS: line - A string consisting of 'key = value'. Value can have spaces. OUTPUTS: keyval - 2 element array with [key,value] as strings or 3 element array, if commentChar keyword is set, with [key,value,comment] KEYWORDS: pos - position of first character of key in paramArr commentChar - character that begins a comment or description PROCEDURES USED: IDL built-in procedures PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [April 27, 2012]
(See PDS/parse_parameter.pro)
NAME: PDS_OPEN PURPOSE: Opens and return the unit number of a file positioned at a specified offset in bytes EXPLANATION: A normal file is just opened (readonly, if specified) and skips to an offset. For a compressed file, it can determine the type of uncompression and sets up a pipe to uncompress the stream. CALLING SEQUENCE: unit=PDS_OPEN(FILE,OFFSET,READONLY=,COMPRESS=,PIPE=,ERRMSG= ,SILENT=) INPUT PARAMETERS: FILE = file name, scalar string OFFSET = offset from the beginning of the file to start read or write RETURNS: Unit number of file or -1 if an error is detected. OPTIONAL INPUT KEYWORD PARAMETER: COMPRESS - If this keyword is set and non-zero, then treat the file as compressed. If 1 assume a gzipped file. and use IDLs internal decompression facility. For Unix compressed or bzip2 compressed files spawn off a process to decompress and use its output as the stream. If the keyword is not 1, then use its value as a string giving the command needed for decompression. READONLY - If this keyword is set and non-zero, then OPENR rather than OPENU will be used to open the file. Note that compressed files are always set to /READONLY SILENT - If set, then suppress any messages about invalid characters. OPTIONAL OUTPUT KEYWORDS: ERRMSG = If this keyword is present, then any error messages will be returned to the user in this parameter rather than depending on the MESSAGE routine in IDL. If no errors are encountered, then a null string is returned. PIPE - If set to 1, then the file was opened with a pipe rather than with the OPENR command. This is only required when reading a bzip or Unix compressed file. SIDE EFFECTS: Opens and returns a file unit. PROCEDURE: Open the appropriate file, or spawn a command and intercept the output. Call MRD_SKIP to get to the appropriate extension. PROCEDURE CALLS: MRD_SKIP() (from astron package) PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Derived from William Thompson's FXFINDEND routine. Modified by T.McGlynn, 1994 - 1999 as MXPOSIT Modified by W. Landsman 23-Apr-1997 - 2009 as MXPOSIT Rewritten by Ed Shaya for PDS data / U. of Maryland Sept-2013 for use in PDS4
(See PDS/pds_open.pro)
NAME: PDS_TRANSLATE PURPOSE: Translate paramArr (label) by making substitutions for either keywords or values across the entire array CATEGORY: Datafile handling; PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: paramArr3 = PDS_TRANSLATE(paramArr) INPUTS: paramArr - A PDS like label (basically keyword = value) , string array OUTPUTS: paramArr3 - PDS label after translating terms, (string array) KEYWORDS: NONE PROCEDURES USED: PARSE_PARAMETER RESTRICTIONS: Requires two files holding translation word pairs. One for keyword to substitute the other for value terms to subsitute. Format is "oldword = newword" Example, pds4keysto3.txt has pairs of keywords (pds4 = pds3), and the file pds4valsto3.txt has pairs of values. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya [April 27, 2012]
(See PDS/pds_translate.pro)
NAME READFILE PURPOSE Read a text file into a string array CALLING SEQUENCE: return = readfile([file,filter=filter]) INPUTS file - name of file to read filter - string to be used to filter files when using pickfile widget to select file. PACKAGE LOCATION http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY Written by Ed Shaya (UMd) [May 3, 2012]
(See PDS/readfile.pro)
NAME: READ_PDS PURPOSE: This reads metadata from PDS version 4 XML documents, using READ_XML, and then reads the data in the datafile into an IDL structure. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; PDS CALLING SEQUENCE: data_struct = READ_PDS([file, datastatus=datastatus, metadata=metadata, dscale=dscale, version=version]) INPUTS: file - Name and path, if not current directory, of PDS XML document that describes the data and datafiles. However, if there is no file parameter, then a file selection window pops up to allow convenient selection of the PDS XML file. OUTPUTS: data_struct - The data. If the data is held in a FITS data file the output is a structure holding pairs of headers and images/data. It also handles fixed format tables (TABLE_CHARACTER) by returning a structure that is an array of structures. Each row (record) in the table is an element of the array with tagnames given by the names given in the metadata. KEYWORDS: datastatus - Relays error flags from the routines that read the data. metadata - All of the metadata in the PDS XML documents. noNANs - Set this on if NANs are not wanted in real and double fields. version - Prints out version of the code and continues. dscale - Ensures scaling (scale_factor and value_offset) is done in double precision. no_reorient - Set this flag on to prevent images from being reoriented according to sample_ and line_display_direction, so that they are displayed properly with the TV command. Default reorients. PROCEDURES USED: READ_XML, XML2IDL, getTagsByName, PDS_READ_TABLE, PDS_OPEN, PDS_RD_IMAGE, PDS_RD_READ_IMAGE PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar IDL VERSIONS TESTED: 8.2 MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [July 19, 2012]. Not yet complete. Add Delimited Tables [Aug 20, 2012]. Add BINARY Tables [May 29, 2013]. Substantial rewrite to ensure info from XML is used rather than headers. Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland Oct. 22, 2013 Removed path keyword. Now filename should contain path if needed Feb 4, 2014. Sep 6, 2014 - Allow for groups inside of groups to form 2 or 3 dimensional arrays. ES Sep 6, 2014 - Reworked PDS datatype to IDL datatype table. ES Sep 9, 2014 - Added scaling for fields in tables. ES Sep 10, 2014 - Use local_identifier as structure tag names. ES Nov 24, 2014 - Make table_name idl_valid when needed. ES Nov 24, 2014 - Fixed a bug that prevented simple arrays in table fields. Nov 24, 2014 - Fix for case where headers have no local identifiers
(See PDS/read_pds.pro)
NAME: READ_VOTABLE PURPOSE: READ a VOTable.xml document into IDL (Interactive Data Language, ITT). This function reads the file and parses the XML document It outputs a structure where each tag is an array holding a column (field). It optionally outputs a structure with all of the metadata in the VOTable (fieldname, units, description, datatype) It also optionally outputs a 2D string array holding the table values. In metadata, items with text info, such as description, the text is in the child element _text. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML, Virtual Observatory CALLING SEQUENCE: table_struct = READ_VOTABLE(filename,metadata=metadata) INPUTS: filename - Name of VOTable.xml file to read (string) OUTPUTS: table_struct - A structure where each tag is an array holding a column from the table. If there is more than one table in the VOTable, then they are all there and tagged TABLE1, TABLE2, etc. KEYWORDS: metadata - an IDL structure holding all of the info in the VOTable.xml PROCEDURES USED: READ_XML, XML2IDL, GET_TAGS PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Ed Shaya / U of Maryland [July 19, 2012] Added datatypes (bit, int, boolean) and increased size for long. Ed Shaya (Nov 8, 2013) Nov 24 Fixed a bug for empty elements And for these added NaNs for float and double and large negative number for int, long, long64
(See PDS/read_votable.pro)
NAME: READ_VOTABLE8 PURPOSE: READ a VOTable.xml document into IDL (Interactive Data Language, ITT). It uses IDL Version 8 and above routines for reading the XML. This function reads the file and parses the XML document It outputs a structure where each tag is an array holding a column (field). It optionally outputs a structure with all of the metadata in the VOTable (fieldname, units, description, datatype). This will be a hash. It also optionally outputs a 2D string array holding the table values. In metadata, items with text info, such as description, the text is in the child element _text. Missing floats and doubles use IDL NaN !Values and integers get -9999... CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML, Virtual Observatory CALLING SEQUENCE: table_struct = READ_VOTABLE8(filename,metadata=metadata) INPUTS: filename - Name of VOTable.xml file to read (string) OUTPUTS: table_struct - A structure where each tag is an array holding a column from the table. If there is more than one table in the VOTable, then they are all there and tagged TABLE1, TABLE2, etc. KEYWORDS: metadata - an IDL hash holding all of the info in the VOTable.xml PROCEDURES USED: READ_XML8 PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Ed Shaya / U of Maryland [November 24, 2013]
(See PDS/read_votable8.pro)
NAME: READ_XML PURPOSE: READ an XML document file into IDL (Interactive Data Language, ITT). Output is either an IDL structure, or an array of parameters (key/value pairs). This function reads the file and parses the XML document into a DOM (Document Object Model) object or IDLffXMLDOMDocument. It passes oDoc to XML2IDL which walks through the nodes creating the structure or paramArr. See XML2IDL about the handling of differences between the object models, DOM vs IDL Structure. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = READ_XML(filename, [/toScreen,outFile=outFile,/paramsOut]) INPUTS: filename - name of XML file to read (string) OUTPUTS: Result - Either an IDL Structure or a parameter Array (paramArr, string array) If paramsOut is not set, then it is a structure. KEYWORDS: toScreen - Write paramArr or the structure's tags to screen outFile - If set to a filename, will save paramArr or tags to that file paramsOut - If set to 1, Result is paramArr instead of structure PROCEDURES USED: PARSE_PARAMETER, PDSPAR, XML2IDL, GET_TAGS PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya/U. of Maryland [April 27, 2012] Modified to allow for single and double quotes within a text node.Ed Shaya [May 29, 2012] Removed path variable. Now filename should contain path if needed ES [Dec 3, 2013] Fixed a bug which left off an element that had tried but failed to append to array of elements of the same name. ES [Nov 17, 2014]
(See PDS/read_xml.pro)
NAME: READ_XML8 PURPOSE: READ an XML document file into IDL (Interactive Data Language, ITT). This function is specifically for IDL version 8 and above because it uses both OrderedHashes and Lists which were introduced in version 8. Output is an IDL Ordered Hash with Lists for repeating elements. This function reads the file and parses the XML document into a DOM (Document Object Model) object or IDLffXMLDOMDocument. It passes oDoc to XML2IDL8 which walks through the nodes creating the hash. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = READ_XML8(filename, [ outFile=outFile, validation = validation ]) INPUTS: filename - name of XML file to read (string) OUTPUTS: Result is a hash of hashes or lists that represents the XML file. One can access the various nodes by indexing into it, like this: IDL> print, hash[rootname,elname,childname,'_text'] If there are siblings with the same name, then they are pulled together in a list which is indexed by number: IDL> i++ IDL> print, hash[rootname,repeatedname,i,childname,'_text']; To see what the childnames are for element elnameN: IDL> print, hash[rootname,elname,...,elnameN].Keys() KEYWORDS: outFile - If set to a filename, will save pretty printout to that file validation - Turns on validation of xml file PROCEDURES USED: XML2IDL8 PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Nov 5, 2013] Removed path variable. Now filename should contain path if needed. ES/Dec 3, 2013. Switched to ordered hash so elements stay in order. Now using XML2IDL8.pro. ES/Oct 10, 2014. Removed use of prettyhash (toscreen) since IDL now does this natively when you enter the hash name ES/Oct 10, 2014
(See PDS/read_xml8.pro)
NAME: RMELEMENT PURPOSE: Remove an element or several elements from an array by their index number CATEGORY: Array Processing CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = rmelement(array,indx) INPUTS: array - 1 d array which will have some element(s) removed. indx - an integer scalar or array with index values of elements to be removed. OUTPUTS: Returns an array that has fewer elements than the input array. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya a long long time ago. / U. of Maryland Modified to return an empty array when needed. Modified to handle zero length index and indx outside array size. And added a sort to the uniq function to ensure uniqueness really happens. [5/7/15]
(See PDS/rmelement.pro)
NAME: STR_CLEAN PURPOSE: To remove all unprintable characters from the given string CALLING SEQUENCE: Result = STR_CLEAN (text, [/SPACE]) INPUTS: Text: Scalar string of characters to be cleaned OUTPUTS: Result: Scalar string of characters removed of all unprintable characters OPTIONAL INPUTS: SPACE: removes all unprintable characters including all space chars. EXAMPLE: To remove all unprintable chars except space IDL> word = STR_CLEAN ('the [tab]file is [lf][cr]') IDL> print, word the file is To remove all unprintable chars including space IDL> word = STR_CLEAN ('the [tab]file is [lf][cr]',/SPACE) IDL> print, word thefileis PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Puneet Khetarpal, January 15, 2003
(See PDS/str_clean.pro)
NAME: TVIT PURPOSE: Send a scaled, zoomed/compressed 2-d array to the graphics window It resizes the image to fit the window size and rescales the image with a new zero point. CATEGORY: Graphics CALLING SEQUENCE: TVIT, img, zero, stretchv[, zoomf=zoomf] INPUTS: img - a 2-d image array zero - value in image to be displayed at minimum in color table. stretchv - the difference in value between maximum and minimum. KEYWORDS: zoomf - output of the zoomfactor that is applied to get the array to fit the window. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [11/1/12]
(See PDS/tvit.pro)
NAME: XML2IDL PURPOSE: Translate a DOM (Document Object Model) object (read in from an XML file with read_xml.pro) into either an IDL structure or a parameter array (see paramArr below) by recursion through the document tree. For the IDL structure, XML element names become tagnames in the structure. Elements with non-null text get a '_text' tag. comments are attached to parent elements with '_comment' tag. Attributes are similarly treated with the attribute name as the tagName. They can be distinguished from element text by the lack of a '_text' tag. All non-essential whitespace is removed. IDL variable names are allowed to have only the special characters '_','$', and '!', so all other special characters are converted to '_'. IDL does not accept repeat names as subtags but XML does allow repeats of element names of siblings. Such repeats can often be turned into arrays in IDL, but not always because IDL does not have the concept of a type with optional subcomponents. A decision is made by this program as to whether to handle a repeating element as an array or to alter the element name slightly. If its structure is of identical type as the previous element of same name, then it is appended to an array. Otherwise, a __1, __2, etc. is added to the name. In these cases, no suffix is interpreted as the __0 instance. A string of elements of the same name may translate partially into arrays and partially into altered names. For multiple XML comments on an element, the values are appended into a string array. They must be consecutive. In paramArr, an XML element that holds other elements results in a the string "OBJECT = ElementName" before all of its attributes and children and "END_OBJECT = ElementName" after. Elements which just hold text translate to " Element = textValue ". CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML CALLING SEQUENCE: XML2IDL, oNode,level=level,struct=struct, [ paramArr = paramArr ] INPUTS: oNode - DOM Document object (IDLffXMLDOMDocument) or top DOM Node (IDLffXMLDOMNode) to convert to string array OUTPUTS: KEYWORDS: level - starting level for indentation, usually set to 0. As level increases during recursion the amount of indentation grows nodeName - returns nodeName of oNode nodeVAlue - returns nodeValue of oNode struct - If there are children elements, this returns a structure holding information on them paramArr - If there are children elements, this returns an array of strings of the form "Element = textValue", if it has text, and "OBJECT = ELEMENT" to start an element and "END_OBJECT = ELEMENT" to close it. To turn it on, set paramArr = 1 or ['1']. To turn it off set paramArr = 0 or ['-1']. PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar PROCEDURE: A number of input parameters and keywords are used internally only. They are used when the program walks through the document tree by recursively calling itself. These are: paramArr, struct, nodeName, and nodeValue MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [April 27, 2012] Modified by Ed Shaya [May 4, 2012] -
(See PDS/xml2idl.pro)
NAME: XML2IDL8 PURPOSE: Translate a DOM (Document Object Model) object (read in from an XML file with read_xml.pro) into either an IDL hash by recursion through the document tree. The '8' in the name indicates this version is for IDL version 8.3 and above as it uses ordered hashes and lists which were introduced to IDL in version 8.3. For the IDL hash, XML element names become key names in the hash. Elements with non-null text get a '_text' key. Comments are attached to parent elements with '_comment' key. Attributes are similarly treated with the attribute name as the key. They can be distinguished from element text by the lack of a '_text' key. All non-essential whitespace is removed. IDL variable names are allowed to have only the special characters '_','$', and '!', so all other special characters are converted to '_'. CATEGORY: Datafile handling; XML CALLING SEQUENCE: myhash = XML2IDL8(oChild,nodeName=childName,nodeValue=childValue) INPUTS: oNode - DOM Document object (IDLffXMLDOMDocument) or top DOM Node (IDLffXMLDOMNode) to convert to string array OUTPUTS: Returns a hash of hashes or lists that represents the XML file. One can access the various nodes by indexing into it, like this: IDL> print, hash[rootname,elName,childname,'_text'] If there are siblings with the same name, then they are pulled together in a list which is indexed by number: IDL> i++ IDL> print, hash[rootname,repeatedname,i,childname,'_text'] KEYWORDS: nodeName - returns nodeName of oNode nodeVAlue - returns nodeValue of oNode hash - If there are children elements, this returns a hash holding information on them PROCEDURE: A number of input parameters and keywords are used internally only. They are used when the program walks through the document tree by recursively calling itself. These are: paramArr, nodeName, and nodeValue MODIFICATION HISTORY: Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [Nov 5, 2013] Removed empty _text except for true empty elements ES [Dec 2013]
(See PDS/xml2idl8.pro)
NAME: XMLDocument__define PURPOSE: We subclass IDLffDOMDocument to add a convenient SetElement method. It allows one to create a new element with multiple attributes and a text node plus place in it the Document tree by naming its parent and optionally naming the next sibling. Category: Datafile Handling: XML CALLING SEQUENCE: oXML = OBJ_NEW('XMLDocument') Return = oXML->SetElement(name,parent,atts=atts,attvals=atvals,$ text=text, before=before) Required INPUTS: name - Tag name of the element being created. parent - object that holds parent of element If parent is the XMLDocument then it is the root node. Optional INPUT KEYWORDS: atts - string or stringarr of attribute names for element. attvals - string or stingarr of values for attributes text - string for textnode of element before - next sibling. If not specified, Element is placed as last sibling (appended instead of inserted before). Outputs: Return - Object reference to the element created Example: IDL> hh=orderedhash('E1','Text for E1','E2','Text for E2','E3','Text for E3') IDL> atts = ['att1','att2'] IDL> attvals =['att1 value','att2 value'] IDL> oXML = OBJ_NEW('XMLDocument') IDL> oroot = oXML->SetElement('RootElement',oXML,atts='xmlns',$ IDL> attvals='somenamespace') IDL> keys = hh.keys() IDL> ochild1 = oXML->SetElement(keys[0],oroot,$ IDL> atts='att1',attvals='att1 value',text=hh[keys[0]]) IDL> ochild2 = oXML->SetElement(keys[1],oroot,$ IDL> atts=atts,attvals=attvals,text=hh[keys[1]]) IDL> ochild3 = oXML->SetElement(keys[2],oroot,text=hh[keys[2]]) IDL> oXML.save,string=outstring,/pretty_print IDL> OBJ_DESTROY, oXML IDL> print,outstring <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?> <RootElement xmlns="somenamespace"> <E1 att1="att1 value">Text for E1</E1> <E2 att1="att1 value" att2="att2 value">Text for E2</E2> <E3>Text for E3</E3> </RootElement> (Note: lessthan sign was encoded so that it appears correctly on the web) Procedures Used: Just built-in procedures PACKAGE LOCATION: http://www.astro.umd.edu/~eshaya/PDS/pds4readxml.tar Modification History Written by Ed Shaya / U. of Maryland [JULY 11, 2014]. Changed parent from a keyword to a required parameter ES [5/7/15].
(See PDS/XMLDocument__define.pro)


Git
- Pro-Git book online
- For Windows, you probably want Github for Windows which has a UI and command line versions.
Another (free) UI is Atlassian's SourceTree - On a new machine, you need to save your identity into %USERPROFILE% .gitconfig:
git config --global user.name "John Doe"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- The default editor is vim (which you quit with {Esc}:x or {Esc}ZZ). To replace with notepad++:
git config --global core.editor "'C:/Program Files (x86)/Notepad++/notepad++.exe' -multiInst -nosession"
- In a corporate environment, set the internet proxy: git config --global http.proxy http://proxy.northwind.com:80
With username/password: http://user:pwd@proxy.northwind.com:80/
If the username is in the format<EMAIL_ADDRESS>encode the "@": http://user%40corporate.com:pwd@proxy.northwind.com:80/ - Github for Windows includes a credential helper, so you don't have to keep typing in username/password on the command line for https: just write once
git config --global credential.helper wincred
Files and (local) commits
Files are staged (tracked by git) before they are committed.
git init
to create a new repository,
orgit clone https://github.com/xxxx
to create a local copy of an on-line one.git status
status of a directory,git diff --staged
for diffsgit add readme.md
start tracking a file (or a folder recursively)
If you've cloned, everything is automatically tracked
You can use wildcards:git add *.cs
You can undo the tracking:git reset HEAD *.cs
- ignore files with a .gitignore.
git commit -m "my commit"
commits staged changes to local repository
You can skip staging with -a :git commit -am "my commit"
If you omit the -m, you go into vim (see above to change the editor)
git log
shows the commit history.
git commit --amend
amends the last commit (so have less commits in history- esp for fixing merges)git rm readme.md
to remove,git rm --cached readme.md
to remove and ignoregit checkout -- readme.md
reverts a file (including contents) - aka undo pending changes
Create labels/tags with git tag -a tagName -m 'This is labelled tagName'
Add the commit checksum (or the first unique part of it) to tag a specific commit
Remotes (central servers)
A remote is the central source control server (equivalent to Subversion or TFS).
- The default remote is called origin.
When you forked a repo, you use another remote upstream by convention - The default branch is called master.
- For
git merge
/git pull
there is a "/" between them- git merge origin/master
Forgit push
there is " " space separator: git push origin master - You can add another remote:
git remote add zz https://github.com/ccc
(use a shortname like "zz", like "origin", so you cangit fetch zz
. - You can rename remotes:
git remote rename origin upstream
git clone https://github.com/xxx
creates a local repository from the origin remote
git remote -v
shows the remote(s) with url.
Cloned files are automatically tracked (no need to git add file).
Forked repos
When you fork, you want a link to the origin of the fork- the "upstream".
git remote add upstream https://original-repo/
To update with latest changes:
git fetch upstream
Gets the changes (but no local files changed)- Optional
git checkout mybranch
Change into branch (or master) git merge upstream/master
Merge the local files (in the current branch - you probably want to git checkout master first)
OR:git rebase upstream master
- rebase version of above (see below)
OR:git pull --rebase upstream master
- do a fetch and merge with rebasegit push
to update your "origin" remote with the changed and merged files
Get Latest
git pull
does a git fetch origin
and git merge
to get the latest from the origin.
NB: fetch just gets the data into the .git repository (not files), merge changes the file contents.
Check in
git push {remotename} {branchname}
- pushes commits from branch to remote e.g. git push origin master
.
A push is like a branch merge, but you can only do fast-forward merges. The more common workflow is to do a pull request (not actually a command, but github has a great UI to do it)
Branches
- The default remote server and branch are called origin/master.
- A cloned repository has 2 pointers: the local branch "master" and the remote branch "origin/master"
- The pointer to the current branch is called HEAD
- One strategy is to have a long running develop branch, and periodically "release" by merging into master.
Short-lived topic branches can exist for specific issues.
Unlike Subversion/TFS, you don't branch to a new folder with a different set of files. It's the same folder as the trunk ("master").
git branch branchname
creates a branch (but does not switch to it).git checkout branchname
switches to a branch (points HEAD to branch).
git checkout -b branchname
creates and switches to a branch.git merge branchname
to merge branch into current branch.
A "fast forward" is a simple additive merge. Otherwise you have a new "merge commit" which is a special commit containing the sum from both branches (a "3-way merge" as there are 2 branch parents and a new commit).- Merge conflicts can be edited, then run
git add filename
to mark then merged. - A rebase is a type of aggressive merge, in which one branch is "replayed" over the other. This means the merge is a "fast forward" and the history is cleaner. Don't rebase commits that have already been pushed to a remote.
- Delete a branch with
git branch -d branchname
- Push local branches to server with
git push origin branchname
Workflow
There are several common workflows:
- Centralized (everyone checks into same remote)
- Feature branches (create branches, pull requests to pull into central remote)
- Gitflow (master branch is static, production; everyone branches off "develop" branch and merges into "release" branch(es) which in turn merge into master). Yes, this is complex.
- Github flow (master is always deployable; branch + pull requests; after merge, deploy). For continuous deployment, and much simpler than gitflow. Variations include making release branches when deploying.
Centralized
This is the closest to centralized subversion/TFS source control, is simple and works
- Create central repo.
- Clone it locally. git clone https://....
- Work locally. git add readme.md, git commit -m "my commit"
- Push to central repo. git push origin master
- Fixes:
- if there is a merge problem, update from the central repo: git pull --rebase origin master
Resolve issues, then git push origin master - If you forgot to include files, git add etc, then
git commit --amend
to amend the commit - To squash several commits into one (simplify history), do an interactive rebase
git rebase -i
pick the first, then s[squash] the other commits (or fixup to discard commit messages). - To sync the latest changes from origin (or upstream),
git fetch upstream
Gets the changesgit rebase upstream/master
Reapply all the changes onto the mastergit rebase --continue
over all conflicts
- if there is a merge problem, update from the central repo: git pull --rebase origin master
Feature branches
- For each piece of work, create a branch. git checkout -b mybugfix master
- You can push to master in a branch. git push -u origin mybugfix
After the branch is created, it is tracked, so just git push - Make a pull request
- Any further work in the branch is automatically added to the pull request
- Finally, git checkout master, git pull origin mybugfix, then git push
Tricks
- You can create a windows batch file with git commands, but each command should be "call git", not just "git..."
- You .gitignore a folder, but the contents are already committed.
git rm -r --cached directoryname
You can also:
git rm -r --cached .
(removes everything)
git add .
(add it all back, ignoring what's in .gitignore)
commit/push


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Below is a list of the styles of beer. If one sounds good to you, tap on the name of the style to reveal nationally available and popular styles of that beer.
Ambers are very versaitle beers. In your everday travels you will likely find Ambers as ales, although they can also be lagers. These beers tend to be full-bodied with malty aromas. Hints of caramel are traditionally used for color and taste.
Pale in color, with crisp and clear taste. They tend to be dry, with lower bitterness and aroma from hops, as well as some sweetness from malts.
Usually a dark amber or brown in color, they often have evidence of chocolate and caramel flavors. They will either have a hint of citrus, or a nutty and malty flavor, depending on the brewer. They are traditionally strong beers.
Traditionally a mild, sweet, and golden style of ale. In modern brews, this will be a describing word, meaning a lighter and more mild version of the beer it prefixes.
A British style of beer, featuring a unique blend of hops, yeast, and malts. It tends to be a brown or light black color, with a robust character.
Many fruit beers are ales that diverge from typical ale characteristics. The malt flavor has to be relatively weak to allow the fruit flavor to come through, meaning that they tend not to be bitter.
Developed in the UK, but making a state-side resurgence, they tend to be light in color with a hint of citrus and vanilla. They can contain a spicier flavor depending on the brewery.
A very hoppy (bitter) version of a pale ale. It was originally brewed in England with more hops to survive the journey to British troops stationed in India. It now exists in many different forms in avant-garde styles of brewing.
Light beers are mild in flavor and alcohol content. That being said, they have far fewer calories than most beers.
These beers will tend to be light in flavor with a lower alcohol content. They have a refreshing lime taste.
Copper-coloring and fruity complexions define these beers. They are robust beers that pair well with spiced foods.
Made with a mix of neutral and hard waters, they will be golden in color with a dry and crisp flavor. Their slightly more bitter complexion helps them to stand out from lagers.
Despite their name, they will range from light brown to red in color. Reds will have a medium-heavy flavor that contains an interesting mix of caramel and hoppy characteristics.
A very broad grouping that traditionally defines any beer with an alcohol content higher than 7%. Whenever you see this prefix defining a type or style, expect it to be a more extreme version of what you're drinking.
These beers will be light and easy to drink with little aftertaste. Wheat provides soft characteristics to beer, and will often have a hazy or cloudy look.


4. Concatenating alignments¶
Introduction¶
For phylogeny we need to consolidate our genetic data into one file with all of the data for each original sequence. We concatenate the 13 gene files to form a superalignment comprising all of our sequences. This is also known as a supermatrix, since every sequence is now the same length and thus each base is a cell in a very large table, where the rows are different source specimens and the columns are base positions. It is this data that phylogenetic reconstruction will work on.
Software and data
The input data for this tutorial is a directory of gene alignments in FASTA format, as produced in the previous tutorial.
This section uses the catfasta2phyml.pl script.
Performing concatenation¶
We use the catfasta2phyml.pl
command to concatenate the aligned files into a supermatrix.
Exercise
- As always, check out the helpfile before running. We want to force concatenation of all files even when number of taxa differ, and we want to output a fasta.
- See if you can figure out the command, then run it.
Solution
dir
should of course be replaced with the name of the directory containing your alignments, and supermatrix.fasta
with a sensible name.
catfasta2phyml.pl -c -fasta dir/* > supermatrix.fasta
The standard catfasta2phyml.pl
command will print the partitions to the terminal. If we want to save them as a file, we can run the below code.
Solution
Note that we print the partitions to the terminal after saving them; this is because if we have any errors, they will also be printed to the partitions.txt
file so we want to check that out to ensure our command ran OK.
catfasta2phyml.pl -c -fasta dir/* > supermatrix.fasta 2> partitions.txt cat partitions.txt
Next steps¶
Now that we have a supermatrix, we can finally move onto 5 Tree Building


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Each project will consist of these phases:
As this is a project course, a student would ideally:
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Tom Mitchell, McGraw Hill, 1997.
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| Stuart J. Russell, Peter Norvig
Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach Prentice Hall; ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER> |
The Russell & Norvig text was used in CS 371 (Artificial Intelligence) and will be used for coverage of basic search concepts. This text is not officially required for this course because (1) We'll only spend the first couple weeks with the search material, and (2) students should be able to borrow this text from previous AI students or find it on reserve in the library. If this poses too much inconvenience, you can order the book easily through Amazon.com.
The Machine Learning text is expensive and relevant to the second and third projects. A copy will also be on reserve in the library.
Beyond the context of this course, I'd recommend the Russell & Norvig
book for a general AI introduction, and I'd recommend the Mitchell book
for its coverage of AI maching learning material.
This course will be run very much like an independent research course. A subset of the lectures times will be used to present material relevant to 3 major research projects. Beyond the lectures, expect to report approximately weekly on progress. Research is often a self-motivated venture. Although I will provide guidance for when you should complete various stages, you must find within yourself the desire and discipline for success in this endeavor. Accordingly, "due dates" may be individualized.
Class attendance and participation is required unless (1) you have taken
the lecture topic in CS 371, and (2) you're sure that nothing beyond the
topic will be covered or discussed. The class attendance and participation
portion of your grade will therefore reflect your attendance for lectures
with new material and/or class discussion, and your punctuality for scheduled
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Setup Jenkins build which uploads file to File Release System
To upload build results to a file release in CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise or CollabNet Teamforge, configure the file release component as a post-build action in Jenkins.
Before you set up the CollabNet plugin, make sure that the CollabNet SorceForge or Teamforge project contains valid package and file release folders.
- In the Hudson interface for the job, click Configure.
- In the Post-build Actions section, select CollabNet File Release.
- Enter the URL of the CollabNet site. For example, https://forge.collab.net.
- Enter the username and password of the CollabNet project member who will upload the files.
- Enter the name of the CollabNet project, the package and the file release where you want the build files added.
- Specify whether you want existing files with the same name to be overwritten.
- Specify a file pattern so that files that match the pattern are uploaded. You may use Hudson environmental variables in your file patterns. For example, pkg/subversion-r $ {SVN_REVISION).tar.gz, in a job to build Subversion source code.
- Click Save.
The File Release plugin can be used to upload any workspace artifact to the File Release system. It can be configured as a post-build action or a promoted-builds action. The file release user must have permission to upload add file releases in the project. Below is how a promoted-builds setup might look.
The resulting files will be in the File Release System, like so:


THE WIND OF AMNESIA A film review by Jon Lawrence Copyright 1996 Jon Lawrence
THE WIND OF AMNESIA is a Japanaimation. It about in the year 1999, a wind swept across the world erasing every one's memory, hense Amnesia. Every one forgot every thing, the could not even remeber how to speak even. The mains story is about this guy, Wataru (not is real name, he forgot that one) who learns everything again,. He was helped by Johnny, a kiddy with cybernetic brain that the wind did not affect. After John died, Wataru starts his quest in to rebuild humanity.  Then he means Sophia, a woman who can talk, but will not tell Wataru why. Sophia need to get to new york. So the rest of the movie is about these 2 making it across american, meeting other people, and doing what they can to help. In the end, the reasons for the following are resolved- * Why Sophia can speak when ever you else can't. * Why the wind happened? * Who cause the wind? * The guardian robot, who keeps on repairing itself, finally get destroyed.
THE WIND OF AMNESIA reminded me of Steven King's The STand becuace the place was a waiste land, but still alot of civalisation was still standing, unlike in those after the bomb moives. I was very obvious that the orginal story was a lot longer (Like some other japanimations) because it took most of the film to get From L.A. to Los Vegas, and after that, every thing most very quickly.
The flick is Baced on the works of Hideyuki Kikuchi Director: Kazuo Yamazaki Exe. Producer: Heisuke Kuri Art Dir.: Mutsuaki Kozeki Music: Kazz Toyama, Hidenobu Takimoto Characer Design and Production Director: Satoru Nakamura Dubbed into english by Manga Entertainment MAde in 1993 Dubbed into English 1994
Art work: 4/5 Animation: 4/5 Story: 4/5 Dubbing: 3/5 Overall: 4/5
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9: Colonel [x6o], refugee, went west.
25: Stack of giants [al4k], giants, number: 7, arrived from the west.
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