fudge.vis.matplotlib package¶
Submodules¶
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d module¶
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class
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
AxisSettings
(axisMin=None, axisMax=None, autoscale=True, isLog=False, unit=None, gridOn=False, label=None, font=None, fontSize=20, fontWeight='normal')[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.TextSettings
Member data (set these with __init__ function)
- `axisMin` : min value of the axis This is optional and defaults to `None` causing autoscaling. If given as float, we assume in units of `unit`. If given as a PQU instance, we'll attempt to convert it to `unit`. - `axisMax` : max value of the axis. See axisMin for usage - `isLog` : (optional, defaults to False) False == linear, True == semilog - `unit` : (optional, defaults to None), must be None or something that is usable in a PQU instance - `gridOn` : (optional)
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class
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
DataSet2d
(data, uncertainty=None, xUnit=None, yUnit=None, dataType=None, infill=False, **kw)[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.DataSetParameters
Member data (set these with __init__ function):
- data: the data as either a list of [ x, y ] pairs or as an object that has the method copyDataToXsAndYs (and also toPointwise_withLinearXYs if infill is True).
- uncertainty: the uncertainty on the data as either a list of [ x, y ] pairs or as an object that has the method evaluate.
- dataType (‘scatter’, ‘line’, or None): by default lists of points are rendered as ‘scatter’ and the others as ‘line’. Override the default behavior with this keyword.
- xUnits: If the data object has an axes member, units are taken from it. Otherwise this argument is used to for the x units. When the units are given as None and the data/uncertainty do not have an axes member units are assumed to match those of the plot axis. The default is None.
- yUnits: Units for the y-axis. See xUnits for more information.
type help(DataSetParameters) to find out about how to set the line properties, etc. All of this information is passed on though the __init__ function of DataSet2d to DataSetParameters.
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dimension
¶
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class
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
DataSet3d
(data, dataType=None, xUnit=None, yUnit=None, zUnit=None, **kw)[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.DataSetParameters
Member data (set these with __init__ function):
- data
- dataType (None)
type help(DataSetParameters) to find out about how to set the line properties, etc. All of this information is passed on though the __init__ function of DataSet2d to DataSetParameters.
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addToPlot
(thePlot, plotType='contour', numContours=10, logX=False, logY=False)[source]¶ Default plotType set to ‘contour’ so that can use the __makePlot2d function to drive both the regular 2d plotting and contour plotting
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convertUnits
(xUnit=None, yUnit=None, zUnit=None)[source]¶ Convert self’s units to xUnit and yUnit and zUnit
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dimension
¶
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class
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
DataSetParameters
(legend='', symbol=None, symbolSize=5, color=None, lineStyle=None, lineWidth=None, errorbarCapSize=3, errorbarLineWidth=1.5, errorbarColor=None, formatString=None, dataType=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base class for all DataSet classes (DataSet2d, DataSet3d, ...)
Member data (set these with __init__ function):
- legend (optional, defaults to ‘’)
- symbol
- symbolColor
- symbolSize
- lineStyle
- lineColor
- lineWidth
Commands which take color arguments can use several formats to specify the colors. For the basic builtin colors, you can use a single letter
character description b blue g green r red c cyan m magenta y yellow k black w white Gray shades can be given as a string encoding a float in the 0-1 range, e.g.:
>>> color = '0.75'
For a greater range of colors, you have two options. You can specify the color using an html hex string, as in:
>>> color = '#eeefff'
or you can pass an R , G , B tuple, where each of R , G , B are in the range [0,1]. Finally, legal html names for colors, like “red”, “burlywood” and “chartreuse” are supported.
The following format string characters are accepted to control the line style or marker:
character description ‘-‘ solid line style ‘–’ dashed line style ‘-.’ dash-dot line style ‘:’ dotted line style ‘.’ point marker ‘,’ pixel marker ‘o’ circle marker ‘v’ triangle_down marker ‘^’ triangle_up marker ‘<’ triangle_left marker ‘>’ triangle_right marker ‘1’ tri_down marker ‘2’ tri_up marker ‘3’ tri_left marker ‘4’ tri_right marker ‘s’ square marker ‘p’ pentagon marker ‘*’ star marker ‘h’ hexagon1 marker ‘H’ hexagon2 marker ‘+’ plus marker ‘x’ x marker ‘D’ diamond marker ‘d’ thin_diamond marker ‘|’ vline marker ‘_’ hline marker
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
INCLASSAXISSETTING
= False¶ A few words about MatPlotLib symbols (“markers” in MatPlotLib-speak)...
. point , pixel o circle v triangle_down ^ triangle_up < triangle_left > triangle_right 1 tri_down – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up 2 tri_up – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up 3 tri_left – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up 4 tri_right – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up 8 octagon s square p pentagon * star h hexagon1 H hexagon2 + plus – DAB 11/17/2014: barely visable x x – DAB 11/17/2014: barely visable D diamond d thin_diamond | vline – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up _ hline – DAB 11/17/2014: doesn’t show up
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class
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
TextSettings
(text=None, font=None, fontSize=12, fontWeight='bold')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base class for text objects in plots
Member data (set these with __init__ function):
- text the text itself
- font the font (e.g. Helvetica) (optional)
- fontSize font size in points (optional, defaults to 14)
- fontWeight font weight (e.g. bold) (optional)
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
makePlot2d
(datasets, xAxisSettings=None, yAxisSettings=None, title='', legendOn=False, outFile=None, legendXY=(0.05, 0.95), figsize=(20, 10), infill=False, useBokeh=False)[source]¶ Plain, vanilla, 2d plots.
Arguments
* datasets (required), list of DataSet objects to plot * xAxisSettings (optional) * yAxisSettings (optional) * title (optional, defaults to '' ) * legendOn (optional, defaults to True) * outFile, if not None, use this to output plot instead of generating a matplotlib window * legendXY, upper left corner of legend (optional, defaults to ( 0.05, 0.95 )) * figsize (optional, defaults to ( 20, 10 )) * infill
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
makePlot2dContour
(datasets, xAxisSettings=None, yAxisSettings=None, numContours=10, title='', figsize=(20, 10), legendOn=False, outFile=None, useBokeh=False)[source]¶ Contour plots:
- datasets (required): list of DataSet objects to plot, one works better than many for a contour plot
- xAxisSettings (optional)
- yAxisSettings (optional)
- numContours (optional, defaults to 10): number of contours in the plot assuming linear spacing between intervals from the min to max data values
- title (optional, defaults to ‘’ )
- legendOn (optional, defaults to True)
- outFile (optional)
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
makePlot2dSlice
(datasets, xyAxisSettings=None, zAxisSettings=None, sliceXCoords=None, sliceYCoords=None, sliceUnits='', title='', legendOn=True, legendXY=(0.05, 0.95), figsize=(20, 10), outFile=None, useBokeh=False)[source]¶ Make a slice of a dataset of 3d data objects along a fixed x line or a fixed y line.
Any 2d objects get plotted as if they are xy data in the correct plane for plotting.
In other words, at fixed sliceXCoord = 2, all 3d functions F( x, y ) get plotted as y vs. F( 2.0, y ) and all 2d functions G( x ) are plotted as x vs. G( x ) even if you meant something different.
- datasets (required): list of DataSet objects to plot
- xyAxisSettings (optional)
- zAxisSettings (optional)
- sliceXCoords: a list or value
- sliceYCoords: a list or value
- title (optional, defaults to ‘’ )
- legendOn (optional, defaults to True)
- outFile (optional)
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot2d.
nLineStyles
= 4¶ A few words about MatPlotLib colors....
Commands which take color arguments can use several formats to specify the colors. For the basic built-in colors, you can use a single letter
b: blue g: green r: red c: cyan m: magenta y: yellow k: black w: white Gray shades can be given as a string encoding a float in the 0-1 range, e.g.:
color = ‘0.75’ For a greater range of colors, you have two options. You can specify the color using an html hex string, as in:
color = ‘#eeefff’ or you can pass an R , G , B tuple, where each of R , G , B are in the range [0,1].
Finally, legal html names for colors, like ‘red’, ‘burlywood’ and ‘chartreuse’ are supported.
fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot_matrix module¶
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fudge.vis.matplotlib.plot_matrix.
plot_matrix
(matrix, energyBoundariesX=None, energyBoundariesY=None, title='Matrix', xyTitle='Energy (MeV)', xylog=False, zlog=False, zRange=(), switchY=True, colorMap='jet', subplot=None)[source]¶ Plot a matrix. Arguments are: @matrix (required): 2-dimensional numpy array (or equivalent) @energyBoundariesX: list of group boundary edges. If omitted, use matrix indices for axis @energyBoundariesY: “”. If omitted, use same boundaries as x-axis @title @xyTitle: specify x (and optionally y) titles. May be string or tuple of two strings @xylog: if True, energyBoundariesX (and Y if different) must also be specified @zlog @zRange: for plotting a sub-range of z @switchY: if True, plot matrix[0,0] at upper left rather than lower left @colorMap: select color range for z-axis. Options include ‘jet’, ‘jet_r’, ‘correlation’, etc. @subplot: matplotlib.axes.AxesSubplot instance (for drawing matrix inside larger figure)
This prepares a 2-d matrix plot. Use pyplot.show() to view the result.


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Skipole WSGI generator.
skipole is used to create a project which results in a wsgi application. Once you have produced such an application you will want to serve it via a web server. The instructions here describe how nginx and uwsgi can be used to serve your application whenever your debian-based server is powered up.
These instructions assume you have no other web server running (so port 80 is free), and you are familiar with shell commands, changing directories, creating text files and setting permissions. You should also have used skipole to create an application (best start with something simple!).
In this example nginx acts as the web server, and proxies calls to the uwsgi application server which is running your wsgi python application. The settings here use default values provided by the operating system to keep the setup simple.
skipole must be installed and available on the Python path.
Using apt-get (you may have to use 'sudo' an awful lot with every command), install the package nginx which includes nginx-common and ngix-full, (ngix-core on Linux Mint) and then install the packages uwsgi and uwsgi-plugin-python3
Use your browser to connect to 'localhost' and you should see the nginx web service running:
Welcome to nginx! If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working. Further configuration is required. For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org. Commercial support is available at nginx.com. Thank you for using nginx.
So nginx is running and serving a default web page.
Assuming you have created an application and have the 'projectfiles' directory. For the purpose of these instructions we will use the project 'skitest', so wherever skitest appears in the text below, substitute the name of your own project.
Edit skitest.py to remove skilift, skiadmin and the development web service.
You will need to use sudo or to be superuser to use most of these commands. Please only continue if you are confident of your capability, as superuser you can damage your system.
Copy projectfiles into the /opt directory.
uwsgi will be running your project with user www-data, therefore to allow uwsgi to have access to these files, give them user and group of www-data. So from within /opt
chown -R www-data:www-data projectfiles
The debian installation of uwsgi very conveniently creates two directories:
/etc/uwsgi/apps-available
and
/etc/uwsgi/apps-enabled
The first apps-available directory acts as a storage area, and can contain a uwsgi ini file, if however the ini file appears in the second apps-enabled directory, then on server boot up uwsgi is started using that ini file.
Rather than place the ini file under apps-enabled you should create it in apps-available, and then make a link from apps-enabled to the ini file in apps-available, so the service can be enabled, or deleted by removing the link, without losing the ini file.
So create the following skitest.ini file under /etc/uwsgi/apps-available
[uwsgi] plugin = python3 wsgi-file = /opt/projectfiles/skitest.py chdir = /opt/projectfiles/
This may seem to be a very short ini file, however it actually extends the default ini file provided by the operating system. If you are interested, the defaults can be found at /etc/default/uwsgi and /usr/share/uwsgi/conf/default.ini
The ini file above contains three instructions:
plugin = python3, enables uwsgi to call skitest.py with python3
wsgi-file informs uwsgi of the location of skitest.py
chdir changes the working directory, so any local packages imported by skitest.py can be found.
Then once this file is created, make a link from the apps-enabled directory:
ln -s /etc/uwsgi/apps-available/skitest.ini /etc/uwsgi/apps-enabled/
Now, when the server is rebooted wsgi will run and open a unix socket at:
/run/uwsgi/app/skitest/socket
If you reboot, (or restart the service with command "service uwsgi restart") and list the above directory you should see 'socket' listed.
As default nginx is serving a simple html page, we now need it to proxy requests to the above socket. In a similar manner to the uwsgi setup, the debian system has two directories:
/etc/nginx/sites-available
/etc/nginx/sites-enabled
You will see under sites-available a default configuration file, and under sites-enabled a link to that file, which is the current enabled default site.
Under /etc/nginx/sites-available create another configuration file skitest.conf:
upstream skitest { server unix:///run/uwsgi/app/skitest/socket; } server { server_name _; location / { include uwsgi_params; uwsgi_pass skitest; } }
The server_name _; directive above is a none-match with any valid name, in the case of a none-match nginx will use the first server block, and since there is only one, this catches everything without having to put in a name, domain name or ip address.
Then, within directory /etc/nginx/sites-enabled delete the default link, and create a new link to skitest.conf:
rm default
ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/skitest.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
Now reboot the server or restart nginx with command "service nginx restart", keep your fingers crossed, open a browser, and call the ip address of your web server. If you are very lucky you will see your application served in all its glory!
An alternative nginx configuration could be used if static CSS files and images are held under css and images directories beneath the project static folder:
upstream skitest { server unix:///run/uwsgi/app/skitest/socket; } server { server_name _; root /opt/projectfiles/skitest/static; location / { include uwsgi_params; uwsgi_pass skitest; } location /css/ { try_files $uri $uri/ =404; } location /images/ { try_files $uri $uri/ =404; } }
This causes nginx to serve the static files directly, without using uwsgi or the Python application.


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Here be settings.
Yes, this is a fairly large box considering the low number of settings. One could even go so far as to say it could be more appropriately called "Page Setting".
Page Info
The decision to use just regular HTML, vanilla JS (mostly), and vanilla CSS to create this page was made as I didn't want to pick a specific framework.
I think sometimes developers get too attached to their framework of choice, and can get tunnel vision when trying to decide what to use for a new project.
Generally I'm framework agnostic as they all have their pros and cons.
Stuff About Me
Recently my main focus of work has been working with teams developing client-facing javascript applications along with their dependent backend APIs.
I get great satisfaction by enabling my team to own the entire product process. Including (but not necessarily limited to) initial vision, development design and architecture, infrastructure configuration, deployments, monitoring, and observability.
Additionally I've spent a significant portion of my recent work in helping team members work on their career and personal growth. Listening to them and leveraging my experience to help them focus on the right areas for them, and helping with unblocking them in any area that they feel might be holding them back.
I'm interested in organizations that have a modern approach to application development where my experience can help my team push forward on new features, exploring new ideas, learning new technologies and continuing to work on interesting problems and products.
Skills
Experience
Staff Software Engineer
VTS Rise
VTS
July 2021 - November 2021
Worked on a Tenant Experience application, allowing the tenants or residents of a commercial or residential building to easily connect and interact with other occupants, building staff, or management. Features include access control, package management, maintenance requests, document transfers, and more.
Most technical time spent evangelizing and strategizing around tech debt work, including introducing automated testing, process around automatic and frequent package security updates, automated security scanning, coding best practices, developer experience, infrastructure as code, and deployment process.
Tech Lead
Utility Services
ecobee, Toronto, Canada
February 2021 - July 2021
Tech lead role on a BTB application allowing energy services throughout North America to offer energy savings and hardware incentives, eg. smart thermostats, to their users in exchange for allowing remote adjustments to their thermostat temperature during exceptional energy events.
Closely worked with the Engineering Manager and Product Manager to manage expectations with stakeholders and to prioritize feature work versus tech debt work. Additionally collaborated and coordinated with other internal teams to ensure smooth deployments and that the impact of changes were understood throughout.
Significant time spent wih the team in 1:1s and group sessions to help think about our development process, where the pain points were, and different ways we wanted to tackle them. Feedback from these sessions was also discussed up with the EM and PM, and other external stakeholders so that all relevant parties could be aware of challenges that the team was facing.
Worked with individual team members to help them with their career and personal growth. Including, listening to where they wanted their career to go, what their interests were, and what they thought were their strengths and weaknesses. Mentoring was done via pairing sessions, technical learning suggestions, and ensuring they had the time and agency to spend on growth.
Staff Web Developer
SmartBuildings
ecobee, Toronto, Canada
January 2019 - February 2021
Full stack development on BTB application giving small to mid sized businesses the ability to manage a fleet of thermostats across many buildings and geographic locations. Work covered frontend UI and logic, along with maintaining and expanding backend internal APIs.
Design and implementation of new public facing API for the SmartBuildings application, allowing external clients the ability to manage their SmartBuildings account programmatically.
Relevant Links
- SmartBuildings: sb.ecobee.com
- SmartBuildings Public API Documentation: docs.sb.ecobee.com
- SmartBuildings Public API: api.sb.ecobee.com
- SmartBuildings Public Api Specification: api.sb.ecobee.com/docs/openapi.json
Application Developer
OANDA, Toronto, Canada
August 2011 - December 2018
Frontend javascript application development on a number internal and external facing applications.
Main public facing product work has been on OANDA's registration system and new web-based trading platform.
UI design and implementation for new software, along with unifying the UI across a number of products.
Investigation and evaluation of various new web technologies and frameworks to inform direction of new application development. Some examples of technologies explored are Polymer, Vue, Backbone, Knockout, React, Ember, Flow, Elm, etc.
Backend API and application development to support new and legacy applications.
Relevant Links
- Registration: register.oanda.com
- Trading Platform: trade.oanda.com
Web Developer
Raybec Communications, Toronto, Canada
March 2008 - August 2011
Worked on a small team of engineers, where our main focus was creating a one-to-one email based client relationship application. This was a Javascript application using a combination of AJAX and server side (Perl) code for interactivity.
Development of smaller-scale web-based applications for clients.
Maintenance of and modifications to legacy application software, ranging in size and scope from database population and cron job creation to more full-fledged variable data PDF generation software.
Production Coordinator
Raybec Communications, Toronto, Canada
September 2004 - March 2008
Merging of large data sets with creative templates to create large variable record PDF files. Projects completed using both purchased variable data software and in-house developed PDF generation scripts.
Design of marketing material, including early mock-ups and working closely with clients to finalize their design needs.
Production of all marketing material on in-house production equipment (mainly Xerox/Fiery hardware), including alignment, colour correction and hardware maintenance.
Graphic Designer
Data ImageNet, Toronto, Canada
December 2000 - September 2004
Design of print-ready marketing material, including business cards, logos, newsletters, posters, etc.
Prepress work on client-supplied files to ensure print quality, colour consistency and overall adherence to client supplied criteria.
Low-level variable data programming for merging data with predefined document templates.
Skills
these values are just placeholder values as I think skills chartslike these are really kind of silly for a resume
see the online version, where both the skills and values are randomly selected
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Education
University of Toronto
Computer Science
1996-1998


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Installing on Linux
Persistent Storage Configuration
Overview
Persistent volumes are a Must for installing KubeSphere. KubeKey lets KubeSphere be installed on different storage systems by the add-on mechanism. General steps of installing KubeSphere by KubeKey on Linux are:
- Install Kubernetes.
- Install the add-on plugin for KubeSphere.
- Install Kubesphere by ks-installer.
In KubeKey configurations, spec.persistence.storageClass
of ClusterConfiguration
needs to be set for ks-installer to create a PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC) for KubeSphere. If it is empty, the default StorageClass (annotation storageclass.kubernetes.io/is-default-class
equals to true
) will be used.
apiVersion: installer.kubesphere.io/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterConfiguration
spec:
persistence:
storageClass: ""
...
Therefore, an available StorageClass must be installed in Step 2 above. It includes:
- StorageClass itself
- Storage Plugin for the StorageClass if necessary
This tutorial introduces KubeKey add-on configurations for some mainly used storage plugins. If spec.persistence.storageClass
is empty, the default StorageClass will be installed. Refer to the following sections if you want to configure other storage systems.
QingCloud CSI
If you plan to install KubeSphere on QingCloud, QingCloud CSI can be chosen as the underlying storage plugin. The following is an example of KubeKey add-on configurations for QingCloud CSI installed by Helm Charts including a StorageClass.
Chart Config
config:
qy_access_key_id: "MBKTPXWCIRIEDQYQKXYL" # Replace it with your own key id.
qy_secret_access_key: "cqEnHYZhdVCVif9qCUge3LNUXG1Cb9VzKY2RnBdX" # Replace it with your own access key.
zone: "pek3a" # Lowercase letters only.
sc:
isDefaultClass: true # Set it as the default storage class.
You need to create this file of chart configurations and input the values above manually.
Key
To get values for qy_access_key_id
and qy_secret_access_key
, log in the web console of QingCloud and refer to the image below to create a key first. Download the key after it is created, which is stored in a csv file.
Zone
The field zone
specifies where your cloud volumes are deployed. On QingCloud Platform, you must select a zone before you create volumes.
Make sure the value you specify for zone
matches the region ID below:
| Zone | Region ID |
|---|---|
| Shanghai1-A/Shanghai1-B | sh1a/sh1b |
| Beijing3-A/Beijing3-B/Beijing3-C/Beijing3-D | pek3a/pek3b/pek3c/pek3d |
| Guangdong2-A/Guangdong2-B | gd2a/gd2b |
| Asia-Pacific 2-A | ap2a |
If you want to configure more values, see chart configuration for QingCloud CSI.
Add-on Config
Save the above chart config locally (e.g. /root/csi-qingcloud.yaml
). The add-on config for QingCloud CSI could be like:
addons:
- name: csi-qingcloud
namespace: kube-system
sources:
chart:
name: csi-qingcloud
repo: https://charts.kubesphere.io/test
values: /root/csi-qingcloud.yaml
NFS Client
With a NFS server, you can choose NFS-client Provisioner as the storage plugin. NFS-client Provisioner creates the PersistentVolume dynamically. The following is an example of KubeKey add-on configurations for NFS-client Provisioner installed by Helm Charts including a StorageClass .
Chart Config
nfs:
server: "<IP_ADDRESS>" # <--ToBeReplaced->
path: "/mnt/csi/" # <--ToBeReplaced->
storageClass:
defaultClass: false
If you want to configure more values, see chart configuration for nfs-client.
Add-on Config
Save the above chart config locally (e.g. /root/nfs-client.yaml
). The add-on config for NFS-Client Provisioner cloud be like:
addons:
- name: nfs-client
namespace: kube-system
sources:
chart:
name: nfs-client-provisioner
repo: https://charts.kubesphere.io/main
values: /root/nfs-client.yaml
Ceph
With a Ceph server, you can choose Ceph RBD or Ceph CSI as the underlying storage plugin. Ceph RBD is an in-tree storage plugin on Kubernetes, and Ceph CSI is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver for RBD, CephFS.
Which Plugin to Select for Ceph
Ceph CSI RBD is the preferred choice if you work with 14.0.0 (Nautilus)+ Ceph cluster. Here are some reasons:
- The in-tree plugin will be deprecated in the future.
- Ceph RBD only works on Kubernetes with hyperkube images, and hyperkube images were deprecated since Kubernetes 1.17.
- Ceph CSI has more features such as cloning, expanding and snapshots.
Ceph CSI RBD
Ceph-CSI needs to be installed on v1.14.0+ Kubernetes, and work with 14.0.0 (Nautilus)+ Ceph Cluster. For details about compatibility, see Ceph CSI Support Matrix.
The following is an example of KubeKey add-on configurations for Ceph CSI RBD installed by Helm Charts. As the StorageClass is not included in the chart, a StorageClass needs to be configured in the add-on config.
Chart Config
csiConfig:
- clusterID: "cluster1"
monitors:
- "<IP_ADDRESS>:6789" # <--TobeReplaced-->
- "<IP_ADDRESS>:6789" # <--TobeReplaced-->
- "<IP_ADDRESS>:6789" # <--TobeReplaced-->
If you want to configure more values, see chart configuration for ceph-csi-rbd.
StorageClass (including secret)
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: csi-rbd-secret
namespace: kube-system
stringData:
userID: admin
userKey: "AQDoECFfYD3DGBAAm6CPhFS8TQ0Hn0aslTlovw==" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
encryptionPassphrase: test_passphrase
---
apiVersion: storage.k8s.io/v1
kind: StorageClass
metadata:
name: csi-rbd-sc
annotations:
storageclass.beta.kubernetes.io/is-default-class: "true"
storageclass.kubesphere.io/supported-access-modes: '["ReadWriteOnce","ReadOnlyMany","ReadWriteMany"]'
provisioner: rbd.csi.ceph.com
parameters:
clusterID: "cluster1"
pool: "rbd" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
imageFeatures: layering
csi.storage.k8s.io/provisioner-secret-name: csi-rbd-secret
csi.storage.k8s.io/provisioner-secret-namespace: kube-system
csi.storage.k8s.io/controller-expand-secret-name: csi-rbd-secret
csi.storage.k8s.io/controller-expand-secret-namespace: kube-system
csi.storage.k8s.io/node-stage-secret-name: csi-rbd-secret
csi.storage.k8s.io/node-stage-secret-namespace: kube-system
csi.storage.k8s.io/fstype: ext4
reclaimPolicy: Delete
allowVolumeExpansion: true
mountOptions:
- discard
Add-On Config
Save the above chart config and StorageClass locally (e.g. /root/ceph-csi-rbd.yaml
and /root/ceph-csi-rbd-sc.yaml
). The add-on configuration can be set like:
addons:
- name: ceph-csi-rbd
namespace: kube-system
sources:
chart:
name: ceph-csi-rbd
repo: https://ceph.github.io/csi-charts
values: /root/ceph-csi-rbd.yaml
- name: ceph-csi-rbd-sc
sources:
yaml:
path:
- /root/ceph-csi-rbd-sc.yaml
Ceph RBD
KubeKey will never use hyperkube images. Hence, in-tree Ceph RBD may not work on Kubernetes installed by KubeKey. However, if your Ceph cluster is lower than 14.0.0 which means Ceph CSI can’t be used, rbd provisioner can be used as a substitute for Ceph RBD. Its format is the same with in-tree Ceph RBD. The following is an example of KubeKey add-on configurations for rbd provisioner installed by Helm Charts including a StorageClass.
Chart Config
ceph:
mon: "<IP_ADDRESS>:6789" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
adminKey: "QVFBS1JkdGRvV0lySUJBQW5LaVpSKzBRY2tjWmd6UzRJdndmQ2c9PQ==" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
userKey: "QVFBS1JkdGRvV0lySUJBQW5LaVpSKzBRY2tjWmd6UzRJdndmQ2c9PQ==" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
sc:
isDefault: false
If you want to configure more values, see chart configuration for rbd-provisioner.
Add-on Config
Save the above chart config locally (e.g. /root/rbd-provisioner.yaml
). The add-on config for rbd provisioner cloud be like:
- name: rbd-provisioner
namespace: kube-system
sources:
chart:
name: rbd-provisioner
repo: https://charts.kubesphere.io/test
values: /root/rbd-provisioner.yaml
Glusterfs
Glusterfs is an in-tree storage plugin in Kubernetes. Hence, only StorageClass needs to be installed. The following is an example of KubeKey add-on configurations for glusterfs.
StorageClass (including secret)
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: heketi-secret
namespace: kube-system
type: kubernetes.io/glusterfs
data:
key: "MTIzNDU2" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
---
apiVersion: storage.k8s.io/v1
kind: StorageClass
metadata:
annotations:
storageclass.beta.kubernetes.io/is-default-class: "true"
storageclass.kubesphere.io/supported-access-modes: '["ReadWriteOnce","ReadOnlyMany","ReadWriteMany"]'
name: glusterfs
parameters:
clusterid: "21240a91145aee4d801661689383dcd1" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
gidMax: "50000"
gidMin: "40000"
restauthenabled: "true"
resturl: "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
restuser: admin
secretName: heketi-secret
secretNamespace: kube-system
volumetype: "replicate:2" # <--ToBeReplaced-->
provisioner: kubernetes.io/glusterfs
reclaimPolicy: Delete
volumeBindingMode: Immediate
allowVolumeExpansion: true
Add-on Config
Save the above StorageClass yaml locally (e.g. /root/glusterfs-sc.yaml). The add-on configuration can be set like:
- addon
- name: glusterfs
sources:
yaml:
path:
- /root/glusterfs-sc.yaml
OpenEBS/LocalVolumes
OpenEBS Dynamic Local PV provisioner can create Kubernetes Local Persistent Volumes using a unique HostPath (directory) on the node to persist data. It is very convenient for users to get started with KubeSphere when they have no special storage system. If no default StorageClass is configured with KubeKey add-on, OpenEBS/LocalVolumes will be installed.
Multi-Storage
If you intend to install more than one storage plugins, please only set one of them to be the default or
set spec.persistence.storageClass
of ClusterConfiguration
with the StorageClass name you want Kubesphere to use.
Otherwise, ks-installer will be confused about which StorageClass to use.


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The same error applies to multiple commands, like ffmpeg
and mplayer
.
while read -r host
do
ssh "$host" "uptime"
done < hosts.txt
while read -r host
do
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Note: This documentation is preliminary and subject to change.
This document describes how to use the Microsoft WorldWide Telescope Add-in for Excel with WorldWide Telescope. The add-in enables a range of data sets to be visualized in WorldWide Telescope, including event data based on latitude and longitude (or RA and Dec if it is space based data), and geometry data specified in Well Known Text (WKT). As changes are made to the Excel data, the add-in enables the visualization to change dynamically to match the new data.
The recommended setup is to have two monitors, one running WorldWide Telescope, and one the Excel Add-in.
To uninstall the Excel Add-in go to the Control Panel and remove the program WorldWide Telescope Add-in for Excel, the same process as for any other application.
If an update is available for the Add-in, a button will be added to the ribbon and to the Layer Manager pane. Click one of the buttons to install the update.
Click on the WWT main entry to bring up the WWT ribbon.
| Visualize Selection will bring up the Layer Manager
pane, and attempt to map the headings in the data to the correct WorldWide
Telescope labels. Layer Manager is a toggle, showing or hiding the Layer Manager pane. Click the down arrow of View Samples to list a range of sample data. The sample data files include viewing instructions, as some parameters need to be changed from the defaults to view the data correctly. Capture Viewpoint will get the current view from WorldWide Telescope and display it in the Capture Viewpoint dialog. Go To Viewpoint will change the WorldWide Telescope view to the one selected in the Manage Viewpoints dialog. Manage Viewpoints will show the current range of captured viewpoints. Go To Viewpoint from data will change the view of WorldWide Telescope to a latitude and longitude (and reference frame) of a layer, if an active cell has been selected on a row that contains a latitude and longitude (or RA and Dec) and the layer is linked with WorldWide Telescope. Connect Remotely enables a machine name or IP address of a computer on the intranet to be entered, and then this computer will receive the layer data (see Remote Connections). Contact Us and Feedback provide a range of options for providing Microsoft Research with information, WWT Add-in for Excel Help will bring up this help file. |
|
Enter a friendly name in the Name field. Depending on the view captured the properties will vary slightly, with planet or moon objects displaying Lat and Long, and sky views displaying RA and Dec. |
| The viewpoints cannot be edited after they are entered in the list,
except that they can be renamed. The viewpoints are saved along with the Excel workbook, so be sure to save off the file even if the data itself has not changed but a range of viewpoints has been captured. |
|
The Layer Manager pane is the control center for the add-in. The Select Layer drop down list will show all the current layers (data sets) and whether they are linked or not linked with WorldWide Telescope. Associated with each layer is a range of rows, this range can be discontinuous but must all include the same columns. Show Range will show the row selection for the selected layer. Update Range will make the current row selection the range for the layer, and also show the View in WWT button. Press the View in WWT button to see the changes in WorldWide Telescope. If a layer is linked Delete Layer will delete the layer from WorldWide Telescope, and delete the layer mappings in the Add-in. If the layer is not linked, then only the mappings in the Add-in are deleted. The Refresh button may also show Get Layer Data. These two are used to synchronize layers with WorldWide Telescope and perhaps a second set of the same data open in a separate data sheet in Excel. Get Layer Data will load in the layer that is highlighted in WorldWide Telescope. Refresh will update the data in Excel with any changes that may have been made either in WorldWide Telescope or the other Excel worksheet. The Layer Name is the friendly name for the layer, a default in the form "sheetN_N" is automatically generated, change this to something more descriptive. Reference Frame is the Solar System object that the data applies to, often Earth but it could be any other planet or moon. The Map Columns tab shows the mapping between Excel columns and the required labels within WorldWide Telescope. The best fitting labels will be selected by the add-in, but they can easily be changed if this is not correct. Often it makes sense to label the Excel columns with names that match the labels (Latitude, Longitude, and so on). | |
|
The Layer tab allows a number of properties of the layer to be changed if the defaults are not what is required. The Fade type and Fade time apply to the visualization graphic - whether it should appear and disappear instantly or be faded. | |
|
The Marker tab refers particularly to the graphic that is used to render the events in the data. The color determines the color of the marker in WorldWide Telescope used to render each of the events in the spreadsheet. The Hover Text is simply the text that is rendered in a tooltip box if the user hovers over the marker. For earthquake data for example the size of the marker is taken from the magnitude and scaled according to a Power. Other data may use one of the other scaling options: Constant, Log, Linear or Stellar Magnitude. The Scale Relative determines whether the scaling is done relative to the size of the object (World) or to the current view (Screen). In addition to the scaling type, a Scale factor (a multiplier) is applied to the size of the marker graphic. Marker Type can be one of Gaussian, Point or PushPin. If checked, Show Far Side Markers indicates that markers on the far side of the World should be rendered. The TimeDecay gives the time, in days, that the marker takes to fade out. |
| The images show Gaussian, Point and Pushpin markers respectively. |
The following are accepted formats for color column entries, note that they are case insensitive.
Entry |
Examples |
| Color name | Red Aquamarine |
| Transparency | 75% Red 50% Goldenrod |
| ARGB Hex | FFFFFFFF 08ff9933 Note the alpha value should be FF for solid color, 80 for 50% transparency. |
| Formula | =IF(H9<4.5,"White",IF(H9<5,"75% Green",IF(H9<6,"Orange","Red"))) This formula checks an earthquake magnitude in cell H9. |
The following table lists some useful Excel shortcuts:
Task |
Shortcut |
| To select the whole range of data. | Highlight the top left cell
of the range. Click Ctrl-Shift down arrow, then right arrow. |
| To change all the entries in a column to one value or formula. |
Highlight the cell that contains the correct value. Double left click the lower right hand corner of the cell. |
| To combine data from multiple sheets. | Enter the formula =vloopup. This looks across datasheets for corresponding columns. The spreadsheet must be sorted in ascending order. |
The Excel spreadsheets should be saved to .xlsx files, as this preserves the visualization properties set while using the Add-in.
To access previously saved layers, click on the Layer Manager icon in the WWT ribbon, and select the saved layer from the Select Layer drop-down list.
Layer properties that are set in the application, WorldWide Telescope, and not the Add-in, will not be reflected in the Add-in, and updates made using the Add-in will overwrite the properties changed directly into WorldWide Telescope.
The option of a remote connection is enabled to provide the ability to run the add-in on a laptop or desktop computer, but to have the output displayed on a large screen being controlled by another computer.
|
Enter a machine name or IP address of a machine that is currently running
WorldWide Telescope on the organizations intranet. Installation of WorldWide Telescope sets up port 5050 for remote connection, no further permission setting on the remote machine is required. The remote machine now receives the data from the Excel add-in (rather the local version of WorldWide Telescope), and the full functionality of the add-in (including the receiving of layer updates) is available. There are security settings in WorldWide Telescope to allow and disallow connections from different IP addresses. |
Go through the following steps to visualize the earthquake data for the period January 9th to September 9th 2009.
| Notice that the positions of the earthquake graphic include an altitude (a depth in this case). |
Go through the following steps to visualize some countries and regions of the World.


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GANDHI A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1998
Some films are remembered for the wrong reason. Case in question is GANDHI, 1982 epic by Richard Attenborrough, a movie which slipped from everyone's memory, except for the rabid Spielberg fans, who never forgave Academy's snubbing of E.T. The author of this review, on the other hand, encountered another GANDHI-related outrage. But this time, the man outraged was the old critic who lives in my home town and who was deeply disturbed and saddened by an article written by one of his young hot shot colleagues. According to the article, GANDHI shouldn't have won the Oscars, but, instead of praising E.T. like almost anybody else, the young critic said that CONAN THE BARBARIAN, violent fantasy epic by John Millius deserved "Oscars" more than GANDHI. The old critic was shocked to see someone preferring film that praises questionable Nietzschean values instead of epic with the positive message of non-violence and religious tolerance. The author of this review agrees with the young critic; Millius in fact did make better film than Attenborrough. On the other hand, I can sympathise with the old critic, especially after some most unpleasant historical experiences that enforced the need for more Gandhis in this world. This little anecdote illustrates one of the biggest problems that any critic can find with GANDHI - whether to appraise the movie strictly by artistic standards, or by the messages that it may carry to the audience.
The movie deals with biography of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, one of the greatest and most influential men of the 20th Century. Film follows the most important parts of his biography, beginning with Gandhi as Hindu lawyer in South Africa. After experiencing racism towards Indian immigrants, Gandhi assembles his countrymen and begins fight for equal rights, making that the first non-violent campaign of passive resistance. After his first political victory, Gandhi returns to India where he would lead the peaceful movement to liberate that country from centuries of British rule. Under his leadership, the Indian independence movement would adopt the strategy of non-violence that would later prove to be the unsolvable problem to the British. During the course of years, there would be bloodshed and setbacks, but at the end India would acquire the independence. Unfortunately, Gandhi's charisma wasn't strong enough to bridge the widening gaps between India's two main religious communities - majority Hindus and minority Muslims. Gandhi was forced to witness his country partitioning into India and Pakistan, and the indescribable violence that followed. Desperately trying to stop the slaughter, Gandhi fell from the hands of a Hindu fanatic.
Richard Attenborrough, British actor and director specialised for biographies of great historical figures or movies about important historical events, prepared more than a two decades for this film. The film is dedicated to the two great historical figures that didn't live to see fulfilment of that dream - Gandhi's comrade and future Indian statesman Jawaharlal Nehru and last British viceroy of India Lord Mountbatten (both of those characters appear in the film). The sheer amount of time and energy invested in this film was enough to brand it "larger than life". These days, that phrase is reserved for the movies that contain big pyrotechnics, special effects and hardly anything else. In good old days, that GANDHI helps to recreate, movie "larger than life" meant the movie that possessed an inner greatness and that engaged viewers' emotions in order to make them sit through the three hour experience. Despite Attenborrough clearly not being able to cover Gandhi's life and personality in its entirety (the fact that the author admitted in the credits), this film achieves that. Through those three hours we are indeed engrossed with the events and feel the strength of Gandhi's character and his ideals.
One of the reasons for that is the main lead. Hardly any actor in the history of the movies managed to achieve such identification with the character, as Ben Kingsley did with Gandhi. That identification was so strong that even the Indian extras during the shooting used to fall on their knees like they were dealing with the real Gandhi instead of the actor. Kingsley was good in that role - he made us feel his triumphs, his doubts and finally his personal tragedy in the end of the film. All other actors were shadowed by him - giants like Trevor Howard or John Gielgud are reduced to wax cameos. On the other hand, some Indian actors had opportunity to excel, because their characters were more developed - Rohini Hattagandy is good as Gandhi's wife Kasturba, Roshan Seth is very believable Nehru, while Saeed Jaffrey even brings some comic relief as Gandhi's comrade Sardar Patel. Unfortunately, Attenborrough was forced to ignore some of the Indian characters in favour of Western ones, mostly in order to bring the character of Gandhi closer to the Western audience. So, some of the very important episodes of the film are seen through the eyes of American reporters - played by Martin Sheen and Candice Bergen.
The other major flaw of this film lies in the fact that the biography of one man, no matter how important and grand, can't substitute the history of a nation. The screenwriter John Briley chose to concentrate on Gandhi solely, so in many instances the complex history of India under British rule was simplified or ignored. Such problems become especially visible in the second part of the film, where the independence struggle suddenly turns into senseless religious slaughter. The film also lacks the proper antagonist, necessary for any drama. British are presented as series of clueless and incompetent bureaucrats; the only exception is Ali Jinnah, Muslim politician who would become the first leader of Pakistan (played by Alyque Padamsee). The film authors implicitly blame him for the partition, and such impression is given by confronting his manners of upper class politician with the simple virtues of Gandhi. Screenplay also failed to address the differences Gandhi and Nehru had in their visions of India's future - the film authors take Gandhi's views about Indian rural utopia for granted. On the other hand, such omissions can be justified; the film is powerful anyway, and making Gandhi's story more complex would just alienate the viewers. And the world, which would mark half a century without Gandhi in couple of weeks, really needs this film.
RATING: 8/10 (+++)
Review written on January 6th 1999
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GraphicsContext Class
Constructor
GraphicsContext
-
[attributes]
Parameters:
-
[attributes]
WebGLContextAttributes optionalAllow the context to be configured.
Item Index
Methods
Methods
addRef
()
Number
Notifies this instance that something is dereferencing it.
Returns:
clearColor
-
red
-
green
-
blue
-
alpha
Specifies color values to use by the clear
method to clear the color buffer.
Parameters:
-
red
Number -
green
Number -
blue
Number -
alpha
Number
Returns:
contextFree
-
[canvasId]
Parameters:
-
[canvasId]
Number optional
Returns:
contextLost
-
[canvasId]
Parameters:
-
[canvasId]
Number optional
Returns:
createArrayBuffer
()
IBuffer
Returns:
createBufferGeometry
-
primitive
-
[usage]
Parameters:
-
primitive
DrawPrimitive -
[usage]
Number optional
Returns:
createElementArrayBuffer
()
IBuffer
Returns:
createTexture2D
()
ITexture2D
Returns:
createTextureCubeMap
()
ITextureCubeMap
Returns:
destructor
()
Void
protected
Outputs a warning to the console that this method should be implemented by the derived class.
This method should be implemented by derived classes.
Not implementing this method in a derived class risks leaking resources allocated by the derived class.
Returns:
destructor!~YUIDOC_LINE~!return
()
protected
disable
-
capability
Turns off specific WebGL capabilities for this context.
Parameters:
-
capability
Capability
Returns:
enable
-
capability
Turns on specific WebGL capabilities for this context.
Parameters:
-
capability
Capability
Returns:
release
()
Number
Notifies this instance that something is dereferencing it.
Returns:
start
-
canvas
-
[canvasId]
Initializes the WebGL context for the specified canvas
.
Parameters:
-
canvas
HTMLCanvasElementThe HTML canvas element.
-
[canvasId]
Number optionalAn optional user-defined alias for the canvas when using multi-canvas.
Returns:
viewport
-
x
-
y
-
width
-
height
Defines what part of the canvas will be used in rendering the drawing buffer.
Parameters:
-
x
Number -
y
Number -
width
Number -
height
Number


Test passes if the content "Filler Text" is contained within the blue box and there is no red visible on the page.


In simple, non technical terms, you can think of HTML as the structure for a house.

HTML is the builder, CSS is the artist.
In the world of web design, HTML is responsible for dictating the content and structure of a webpage.
CSS is responsible for modifying the design and display of HTML elements.
Together, they produce a complete webpage interface.
To be more detailed, please refer to the below infographic.
In computer programming there is something called Control Flow.
Control Flow is a way to tell the execution how the program should run and jump from one section to another.
CF refers to the order of execution of the flow.
For example, if you’re running a JavaScript code on a browser, the compiler will reach a point in accord that says if this is true, do something else.
Or at some point it can be told to do something x number of times, before you move on to the next order of execution.
It just refers to the order of execution of the code.
How the program jumps form one section to another.
Control flow can be thought of as doing things in the best possible order in order to get the desired result.
For example, in life, the natural flow is to usually first go to school in order to go to university or to get a job.
Our society follows this flow in order to achieve the desired outcome of either university or job.
It would be too difficult for us to go to univeristy if we never went to school etc.
Thats an example of control flow. We control the way we achieve things in life.
Loops are an example of Control Flow. See details below.
Sometimes we want to repeat an action a number of times.
In Javascript we have various kind of Loops.
All of these loops essentially do the same thing; they repeat an action a given number of times.
We have For Loops, While Loops and Do…While Loops, For in loops and For of loops.
However, they do have subtle differences when it comes to their output of operation.
For a detailed explanation of loops please see the below video:
DOM is an acronym that stands for Document Object Model, AKA ‘application programming interface’.
What this actually means is we can use the DOM to interact with webpages.
We can do things like add or remove content from an HTML document, can change content etc.
This and more can be done through the DOM, very easily while your web page is being loaded in a web browser.
Here is an example of how you would interact with it:
1. Go to any website using Google Chrome, right click to button Inspect, open up the developer tools to access the DOM.
2. Next, in the contents area of the DOM, change the content text. Now you can straight away see the changes on the website.
However, this is not going to be permanent, but it is a cool trick to show your friends.
What makes an array are these square brackets: [ ] . They are just a set of data.
For example,
var arr= [1,true,0]
Inside an arrays you can put anything, such as a string, a number,, bullion, or another array.
Objects however use curly brackets: {} and have keys and properties.
For example:
Var obj= {
“name”: “Nute”,
“drink”: “Coke”
};
The above strings (another name for words in JavaScript code) “name” and “drink” are referred to as key values. They are on the left side.
The above strings “Nute” and “Coke” are referred to as property values. They are on the right side.
This is referred to as Javascript Object Notation (JSON).
Arrays use a number, an index value to access an array item.
For example;
var students = [“Anne”, “Ben”, “Helena”];
alert( students[0] );
The above code will allow you to access the 0, which in an array stands for the first property. This one will access “Anne”.
Objects use a key to access their properties.
For example;
var person = {
name: “Ben”,
age: 23
};
alert( person[‘name’]);
This will show you the name “Ben”.
In JavaScript functions are one of the fundamental building blocks.
It is a procedure, a set of statements that performs a task or calculates a value.
Functions are a special type of object.
To use a function, you must define it somewhere in the scope (section of coding page that has the applicable code) from which you wish to call it (use it).
Here is an example of a simple function called square:
function square(number) {
return number * number;
}
The function square takes one parameter, called number. The function consists of one statement that says to return the parameter of the function (that is, number) multiplied by itself.


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Google Chrome application.
Summarize the HTM output files from the HWiNFO application to display at a glance the most relevant information about your PC.
Save a summary file in standard HTML.
Daniel Sosa: www.danielsosa.uy/dev
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My very first Android app
This first Android application was made trough the Android lerning path on Google Developer.
Building this application did not require any coding skills or knowledge of Android.
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This library is divided into three interconnected parts:
Provides a reasonably comprehensive set of statistical distributions, upon which higher level statistical tests can be built.
The initial focus is on the central univariate distributions. Both continuous (like normal & Fisher) and discrete (like binomial & Poisson) distributions are provided.
A comprehensive tutorial is provided, along with a series of worked examples illustrating how the library is used to conduct statistical tests.
Provides a small number of high quality special functions, initially these were concentrated on functions used in statistical applications along with those in the Technical Report on C++ Library Extensions.
The function families currently implemented are the gamma, beta & erf functions along with the incomplete gamma and beta functions (four variants of each) and all the possible inverses of these, plus digamma, various factorial functions, Bessel functions, elliptic integrals, sinus cardinals (along with their hyperbolic variants), inverse hyperbolic functions, Legrendre/Laguerre/Hermite polynomials and various special power and logarithmic functions.
All the implementations are fully generic and support the use of arbitrary
"real-number" types, including Boost.Multiprecision,
although they are optimised for use with types with known-about significand
(or mantissa) sizes: typically float
,
double
or long
double
.
The section Internal tools provides many of the tools required to implement mathematical special functions: hopefully the presence of these will encourage other authors to contribute more special function implementations in the future.
Some tools are now considered well-tried and their signatures stable and unlikely to change.
There is a fairly comprehensive set of root finding both root-finding without derivatives and root-finding with derivatives with derivative support, and function minimization using Brent's method.
Other Internal tools are currently still considered experimental: they are "exposed implementation details" whose interfaces and/or implementations may change without notice.
There are helpers for the evaluation of infinite series, continued fractions and rational approximations. A Remez algorithm implementation allows for the locating of minimax rational approximations.
There are also (experimental) classes for the manipulation of polynomials, for testing a special function against tabulated test data, and for the rapid generation of test data and/or data for output to an external graphing application.


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- dealCard() - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameutils.Deck
-
Removes a card from the deck and returns it.
- Deck - Class in org.kj.blackjack.gameutils
-
Deck of cards with integer values for the cards.
- Deck() - Constructor for class org.kj.blackjack.gameutils.Deck
-
Creates a deck and populates it based on the fields in
Settings
.
- displayAfterGame() - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.player.AbstractPlayer
-
- displayAfterGame() - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.player.Player
-
Displays information after game.
- displayDuringGame() - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.player.AbstractPlayer
-
- displayDuringGame() - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.player.Player
-
Displays information during the game.
- displayHand(String, Collection<Integer>) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameio.CommandLineOutput
-
Prints the name and hand.
- displayHand(String, Collection<Integer>) - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.gameio.OutputDevice
-
Displays the name and the corresponding hand of cards.
- displayHandSize(String, int) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameio.CommandLineOutput
-
Prints the name of the player and their hand size
- displayHandSize(String, int) - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.gameio.OutputDevice
-
Displays the name and the corresponding hand size.
- displayIntro(Player, Player) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameio.CommandLineOutput
-
Prints the names of Player 1 and Player 2 in the format:
- displayIntro(Player, Player) - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.gameio.OutputDevice
-
Displays an introduction with the Players' names
- displayResults(String, String, GameResult) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameio.CommandLineOutput
-
Displays the game result.
- displayResults(String, String, GameResult) - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.gameio.OutputDevice
-
Displays the result of the game
- displayStats(int, int, int, int, int, int) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameio.CommandLineOutput
-
Prints the game statistics.
- displayStats(int, int, int, int, int, int) - Method in interface org.kj.blackjack.gameio.OutputDevice
-
Displays the game statistics.
- displayStats(OutputDevice) - Method in class org.kj.blackjack.gameutils.GameStats
-
Calls the output.displayStats() method with the occurrence counts stored in
GameStats


6.2 Interface for Stacks
void stack_init(Stack *stack, void (*destroy)(void *data));
Return Value
None.
Description
Initializes the
stack specified by stack. This operation must
be called for a stack before the stack can be used with any
other operation. The destroy argument provides
a way to free dynamically allocated data when stack_destroy is called. For example,
if the stack contains data dynamically allocated using malloc, destroy
should be set to free to free
the data as the stack is destroyed. For structured data
containing several dynamically allocated members,
destroy should be set to a user-defined
function that calls free for
each dynamically allocated member as well as for the structure
itself. For a stack containing data that should not be freed,
destroy should be set to NULL.
Complexity
O (1)
void stack_destroy(Stack *stack);
Return Value
None.
Description
Destroys the stack specified by
stack. No other operations are permitted after
calling stack_destroy unless
stack_init is called again. The
stack_destroy operation removes
all elements from a stack and calls the function passed as
destroy to stack_init once for each element as
it is removed, provided destroy was not set to
NULL.
Complexity
O (n), where n is the number of elements in the
stack.
int stack_push(Stack *stack, const void *data);
Return Value
0 if pushing the element is successful,
or -1 otherwise.
Description
Pushes an element onto the stack specified by
stack. The new element contains a pointer to
data, so the memory referenced by data
should remain valid as long as the element remains in
the stack. It is the responsibility of the caller to manage
the storage associated with data.
Complexity
O (1)
int stack_pop(Stack *stack, void **data);
Return Value
0 if popping the element is successful,
or -1 otherwise.
Description
Pops an element off the stack specified by
stack. Upon return, data
points to the data stored in the element that was popped. It
is the responsibility of the caller to manage the storage
associated with the data.
Complexity
O (1)
void *stack_peek(const Stack *stack);
Return Value
Data stored in the element at the top of
the stack, or NULL if the stack is empty.
Description
Macro that evaluates to the data stored in
the element at the top of the stack specified by
stack.
Complexity
O (1)
int stack_size(const Stack *stack);
Return Value
Number of elements in the stack.
Description
Macro that evaluates to the number of
elements in the stack specified by
stack.
Complexity
O (1) |


United States Primary Helicopter/School - Camp Wolters
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Fort Wolters Helicopters
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Texas, with its abundant land has played host to numerous military bases . Camp Wolters, which later became Fort Wolters, was one such facility. . Upon the program's inception in 1957 the Fort had fleet of 12 helicopters for training .
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Joe Wade also began his Army helicopter experience receiving his primary helicopter training in the OH23D at Fort Wolters. Specifications Crew: Pilot and two .
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- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class controller.GameCanvas
-
- passive - Variable in class view.LevelBuilder
-
- passiveGeneration - Variable in class model.Level
-
- PeaProjectile - Class in model
-
- PeaProjectile(int, double, Lane) - Constructor for class model.PeaProjectile
-
Create a peaProjectile
- Peashooter - Class in model
-
The Peashooter class, contains information about the Peashooter plant
- Peashooter() - Constructor for class model.Peashooter
-
Creates a peashooter with default values
- peashooter - Variable in class view.LevelBuilder
-
- placeable - Variable in class model.Spot
-
- placePlant(Plant, int) - Method in class model.Lane
-
Place a given plant at the given index
- placePlant(Plant, int, int) - Method in class model.Level
-
Try to place a plant at the given indices.
- Plant - Class in model
-
Abstract class that is extended by all Plants within the game
- Plant() - Constructor for class model.Plant
-
- Plant(int, int, double, int, int) - Constructor for class model.Plant
-
Constructor for plant (Only called from subclasses)
- plant - Variable in class model.Spot
-
- plantAdapter - Static variable in class controller.Controller
-
- position - Variable in class model.Projectile
-
- position - Variable in class model.Zombie
-
- posX - Variable in class controller.Controller
-
- posY - Variable in class controller.Controller
-
- Projectile - Class in model
-
- Projectile(int, Lane, double, double) - Constructor for class model.Projectile
-
Create a projectile
- projectileAdapter - Static variable in class controller.Controller
-
- projectiles - Variable in class model.Lane
-


You can use this endpoint to trigger a webhook event called repository_dispatch
when you want activity that happens outside of GitHub to trigger a GitHub Actions workflow or GitHub App webhook. You must configure your GitHub Actions workflow or GitHub App to run when the repository_dispatch
event occurs. For an example repository_dispatch
webhook payload, see "RepositoryDispatchEvent."
The client_payload
parameter is available for any extra information that your workflow might need. This parameter is a JSON payload that will be passed on when the webhook event is dispatched. For example, the client_payload
can include a message that a user would like to send using a GitHub Actions workflow. Or the client_payload
can be used as a test to debug your workflow. For a test example, see the input example.
To give you write access to the repository, you must use a personal access token with the repo
scope. For more information, see "Creating a personal access token for the command line" in the GitHub Help documentation.
POST /repos/:owner/:repo/dispatches
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event_type |
string |
Required: A custom webhook event name. |
client_payload |
object |
JSON payload with extra information about the webhook event that your action or worklow may use. Default: {}
|
This input example shows how you can use the client_payload
as a test to debug your workflow.
{
"event_type": "on-demand-test",
"client_payload": {
"unit": false,
"integration": true
}
}
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Check to see if a Boolean
property on the specified object, objectWithProperty
, matches its
expected value, and report the result in
the returned BePropertyMatchResult
.
Check to see if a Boolean
property on the specified object, objectWithProperty
, matches its
expected value, and report the result in
the returned BePropertyMatchResult
. The objectWithProperty
is
usually the value to the left of a should
or must
invocation. For example, tempFile
would be passed as the objectWithProperty
in:
tempFile should be a (file)
the object with the Boolean
property against which to match
the BePropertyMatchResult
that represents the result of the match
Trait extended by matcher objects, which may appear after the word
be
, that can match against aBoolean
property. The match will succeed if and only if theBoolean
property equalstrue
. The object containing the property, which must be of the type specified by theBePropertyMatcher
's type parameterT
, is passed to theBePropertyMatcher
'sapply
method. The result is aBePropertyMatchResult
. ABePropertyMatcher
is, therefore, a function from the specified type,T
, to aBePropertyMatchResult
.Although
BePropertyMatcher
andMatcher
represent similar concepts, they have no inheritance relationship becauseMatcher
is intended for use right aftershould
ormust
whereasBePropertyMatcher
is intended for use right afterbe
.A
BePropertyMatcher
essentially allows you to write statically typedBoolean
property assertions similar to the dynamic ones that use symbols:One good way to organize custom matchers is to place them inside one or more traits that you can then mix into the suites or specs that need them. Here's an example that includes two
BePropertyMatcher
s:Because the type parameter of these two
BePropertyMatcher
s isjava.io.File
, they can only be used with instances of that type. (The compiler will enforce this.) All they do is create aBePropertyMatchResult
whosematches
field istrue
if and only if theBoolean
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0.0 Introduction
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The application should work for any operating system with a WebGL-enabled web browser, specifically Google Chrome.
At the time of development, Google Chrome is the only we browser that provides reliable results for all components of the scene.
Google Chrome can be downloaded for free here.
Ensure that your Oculus Rift
In order for your Oculus Rift
For more information about setting up oculus-rest, see How To Install Oculus-Rest.


NUnit 2.5.4 - Version <IP_ADDRESS>98 - April 8, 2010
Features
- NUnit now defaults to running an assembly under the runtime version for
which it was built. If that version is not available, a higher version may be
used. See the
page for details.
- ProjectEditor now provides a 'Default' selection for the runtime
version to be used.
- The XML result file format has been enhanced to provide additional information
needed to identify and report on theories and also includes extended result states
such as Inconclusive, Invalid, Error and Cancelled.
- The EmptyConstraint (Is.Empty) may now be used with a DirectoryInfo
to test whether the directory is empty.
- Datapoints for boolean and enum arguments are now generated
automatically for theories.
- The cache path for shadow copying is now saved in the NUnit settings file
rather than in the config files. The settings dialog may be used to change it
if necessary.
Bug Fixes
- NUnit crashing when a message contains ']]>'
- Replace compile-time exclusion of code from Mono with run-time test
- Message associated with Assert.Inconclusive() not shown in XML
- Category on test case clashes with category on the test method
- Console crash when specifying /domain:Single with multiple assemblies
- Incorrect relative path causing problems in saving projects
- Message associated with Assert.Pass() not shown in XML
- Tests with ExpectedException compiled against NUnit 2.4 always pass under 2.5
- Datapoints with a null value were not being passed correctly to theories
- Error in XML output with FSharp.Net
- Documentation refers to files missing from Windows install
- Parameterized test fixtures with null parameters not handled correctly
- Theories now work as designed, failing when no data satisfies the assumptions
- Target framework of net-3.5 was causing console to crash
- Mono stack traces are now parsed correctly in the Gui
- Test failures under .NET 1.1
- Thread CurentPrincipal set in TestFixtureSetUp not maintained between tests


logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
HPPB_URL = "https://deepchemdata.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/datasets/hppb.csv"
DEFAULT_DATA_DIR = deepchem.utils.data_utils.get_data_dir()
def remove_missing_entries(dataset):
Remove missing entries.
from typing import List, Optional, Tuple, Union
HPPB_URL = "https://deepchemdata.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/datasets/hppb.csv"
HPPB_TASKS = ["target"] //Task is solubility in pH 7.4 buffer
def remove_missing_entries(dataset):


Claremont Rug Company
I wrote product descriptions for connoisseur level Persian carpets along with educational articles on the website and appraisal letters sent to customers after purchase.
The tone is often flowery and visual, designed for an audience with an interest in fine art and accustomed to the six figure price it often commands.
Like any rare artform, they are viewed as investments or potential heirlooms and the text is intended to reflect that status.
Ferahan Sarouk, West Central Persian
Connoisseur Caliber
This Persian Ferahan Sarouk is a beautiful example of the rarely found "Vase" design occasionally seen in 19th century pieces. It makes a wonderfully bold statement with the clean lines of its rich, oxford blue Vase device, which supports an eight pointed star motif in shades of currant and parchment.
Filling out the main field is a cascade of gorgeous leaves, fastidiously depicted in celadon, currant, crimson, and marmalade. An effective use of color in a distinctly autumn palette evokes a warmer feel with a crisp edge. The border offers a slight contrast with its darker background and subtle abrash in the celadon motifs that run its entire length.
See it onlineTehran North Central Persian
4' 10" x 6' 11" — Circa 1900
At over 100 years old, this classical antique rug is preserved in impeccable condition.
Upholding Tehran's reputation for very finely woven, stylized botanical carpets, it features a stunning display of finely wrought detail, a highly intricate and compact design, and a gorgeous palette of elegant colors.
The main field depicts a tree of flowing branches and waving leaves, constructed in an almost mosaic fashion, producing patterns within patterns. It creates a graceful sense of movement that erupts in a wondrously overflowing canopy at the top, then unfurls back down the rug.
The liberal use of scarcely found green tones throughout the design adds to the rug's prodigious appeal.
See it online