--- title: SMART on FHIR python client demo keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Demo the python SMART on FHIR client." description: "Demo the python SMART on FHIR client." nb_path: "index.ipynb" ---
Using client-py, this project aims to provide some simple demos to help people get started with the python client.
This is also a learning excercise - so if you see anything that could be done better, please let us know.
Note: This project pip install
s the latest client-py code. We could install this commit if breaking changes are introduced.
We're using the latest client-py code becuase PyPI history shows the last available release was 3.2.0
2018-02-06 ... and we want to use some of the new FHIR R4 features.
git clone https://github.com/pete88b/smart-on-fhir-client-py-demo.git
cd smart-on-fhir-client-py-demo
conda create -n smart-on-fhir-client-py-demo python==3.8 -y
conda activate smart-on-fhir-client-py-demo
pip install -r requirements.txt
nbdev_install_git_hooks
If you have already created and activated your conda environment, you can start a notebook server with;
jupyter notebook
The cell below will install the fhirclient if you're running in colab.
print_resource
- a generic way to print a resource We use print_resource(procedure)
etc, rather than looking at specific resource details with code like procedure.code.coding[0].as_json()
, so that the demos won't fail if resouces are missing specific content.
def print_resource(resource, indent=None, length=100):
s=json.dumps(resource.as_json(), indent=indent)
print(s[:length-4]+' ...' if len(s)>length else s)
Lets start by trying to make something like the code examples in client-py README.md work.
These docs refer to the FHIR server https://fhir-open-api-dstu2.smarthealthit.org which is probably not running any more.
The following demos will use http://wildfhir4.aegis.net/fhir4-0-0 - which is one of the "open" servers listed on the public test servers wiki. If you'd like to try other servers, feel free to change api_base
↓
settings = {
'app_id': 'my_web_app',
'api_base': 'http://wildfhir4.aegis.net/fhir4-0-0'
}
Note: We use Resource ID
'f001'
rather than 'hca-pat-1'
- which could be found with a Aegis FHIR4-0-0 GUI search.
If the p.Patient.read
call raises FHIRNotFoundException: <Response [404]>
, it probably means that the Resource ID
does not exist on the server.
from fhirclient import client
smart = client.FHIRClient(settings=settings)
import fhirclient.models.patient as p
patient = p.Patient.read('f001', smart.server)
print('Birth Date', patient.birthDate.isostring)
print('Patient Name', smart.human_name(patient.name[0]))
Note: We could show the full patient resource as JSON with patient.as_json()
- which should give us the same data as GET
http://wildfhir4.aegis.net/fhir4-0-0/Patient/f001
from fhirclient import server
smart = server.FHIRServer(None, settings['api_base'])
import fhirclient.models.patient as p
patient = p.Patient.read('f001', smart)
patient.name[0].given
Note: I think GET
http://wildfhir4.aegis.net/fhir4-0-0/Patient/f001/Procedure should work
smart = client.FHIRClient(settings=settings)
import fhirclient.models.procedure as p
search = p.Procedure.where(struct={'subject': 'f001', 'status': 'completed'})
procedures = search.perform_resources(smart.server)
for procedure in procedures:
print_resource(procedure)
# print(procedure.id, procedure.code.coding[0].as_json())
subject
in the results Before calling search.include('subject')
, search.construct()
gave us
Procedure?subject=f001&status=completed
After calling search.include('subject')
, search.construct()
gave us
Procedure?subject=f001&status=completed&_include=Procedure:subject
so ... search.perform_resources
will now give us a list of procedures and patients that the procedures refer to.
search = search.include('subject')
procedures = search.perform_resources(smart.server)
for resource in procedures:
print(resource.__class__.__name__)
print_resource(resource)
we could check the type of resource and run specific code for each type with something like
for resource in procedures:
if isinstance(resource, p.Procedure):
# process Procedure here
print(resource.id, resource.code.coding[0].as_json())
else:
# process Patient here
print('Patient', resource.id)
import fhirclient.models.medicationadministration as m
search = search.include('partOf', m.MedicationAdministration, reverse=True)
procedures = search.perform_resources(smart.server)
for resource in procedures:
print(resource.__class__.__name__)
print_resource(resource)
to get the raw Bundle instead of resources only, you can use:
bundle = search.perform(smart.server)
# we'll just show the 1st 200 characters of the bundle (after converting to JSON)
print_resource(bundle, indent=2, length=200)
import fhirclient.models.patient as p
import fhirclient.models.humanname as hn
patient = p.Patient({'id': 'patient-1'})
print(patient.as_json()) # prints `patient-1`
name = hn.HumanName()
name.given = ['Peter']
name.family = 'Parker'
patient.name = [name]
print(patient.as_json()) # prints patient's JSON representation, now with id and name
name.given = 'Peter'
try:
patient.as_json()
except Exception as ex:
print('patient.as_json() raised', type(ex),'with message')
print(ex)
data_path=Path('data')
data_path.mkdir(exist_ok=True)
Create a file by reading a patient from the server and writing as json
import fhirclient.models.patient as p
smart = client.FHIRClient(settings=settings)
patient = p.Patient.read('f001', smart.server)
with open(data_path/'patient.json', 'w') as f:
f.write(json.dumps(patient.as_json(), indent=2))
Now we can read the json file and initialize a Patient
with open(data_path/'patient.json', 'r') as h:
pjs = json.load(h)
patient = p.Patient(pjs)
patient.name[0].given
51_flask_client_py_readme.ipynb creates a Flask app like the client-py demo flask app.
You can run python smart_on_fhir_client_py_demo/flask_client_py_readme.py
from the command line and hit
This is a little different to the client-py demo;


Entropy
Don’t agree? It’s more obvious when there are more particles.
“But you’re cheating!”, you might say, “you’re starting with all particles evenly spread out!”
Okay, put them wherever you want (hold c on the keyboard and use the mouse) and then give them a kick.
It can take a while for them to spread out. If you’re impatient, try giving them a harder kick (or more kicks, if you prefer).
It works the same with more regions than just two.
It doesn’t matter how ordered they start out. As soon as they start moving they inevitably spread out evenly. How come the particles like to spread out, but not come back together? To understand, we need to talk about randomness.
Randomness
When there are just a few particles, our “billiards sense” tells us roughly how the particles will bounce off each other. We can predict what will happen a few moments from now.
Nothing random about it.
However, if we add more particles, it becomes much harder to predict what will happen.
While this simulation follows the exact same rules as the previous one, it’s much harder to make predictions, which makes it look random. Let me show you.
Add particles randomly by dragging the slider. As you do, the particles appear randomly, and are equally likely to appear in any free space in the box.
Kickstart this simulation and run it for a while, then pause.
The two frozen systems are generated in very different ways, yet if you didn’t know it, you wouldn’t be able to tell which one is which. This brings us to a very useful conclusion:
After letting the particles bounce around for a while, they become practically randomly spread out.
This means that we can analyse the spreading behavior we observed above by forgetting about the movement of the particles and just think of them as randomly placed.
Now, let’s return to the getting all the particles in one half of the box.
What’s the probability that the particles would spontaneously end up in one half after a while?
Let’s add one at a time. Each time we add a particle, the probability is 50% that it will end up in the left half. Probabilities multiply, so the total probability will be a half of a half of a half … etc.
Total probability:
It’s very unlikely that all of them would end up in that half.
What’s most probable? You guessed it: that they end up
Important sentences
Entropy is a measure of how evenly spread out something is.
Entropy always increases, because it’s more probable that things are spread out than not.
Todo
- Show how velocities will also spread out
- Explain thru probabilities
- Make probs concrete thru talking about a percentage of time
- Run simulation super fast to show where balls will end up after long time?


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Required.
The version of the Automation engine, this script is intended to.
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Defines a number of options the user can select for the script before it's run. These will be presented in a graphical interface. See Configuration system for more information.
Optional. (If not present, the result is as if it was an empty table.)
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interface XFilePicker2 |
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- Base Interfaces
XFilePicker2
┗ XFilePicker
┗ XExecutableDialog
| XFilePicker |
- (referenced interface's summary:)
- Specifies an interface for a FilePicker
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- Usage Restrictions
- not published
- Description
- extends file picker interface to workaround some design problems.
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| Methods' Summary |
| getSelectedFiles |
Returns a sequence of the selected files including path information in
URL format, conform to Rfc1738.
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| Methods' Details |
getSelectedFiles
| sequence< string > |
| getSelectedFiles(); |
- Description
- Returns a sequence of the selected files including path information in
URL format, conform to Rfc1738.
If the user closed the dialog with cancel an empty sequence will be returned.
If the user closed the dialog with OK a list of all selected files will be returned.
@attention
Instead to the method getFiles() of base interface XFilePicker the new method return
full qualified URL's for every selected file.
- Returns
A list of all selected file as complete URL's.
Notes for the implementation of a FileSave dialog:If there exists
a checkbox "Automatic File Extension" which is checked and a valid filter is currently selected
the dialog may automatically add an extension to the selected file name(s).
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This layer is basically concerned with the low-level controller of the vehicle. Previously we used a simple PID controller each of the DOF of Anahita. This was implemented in a decoupled manner, i.e. we ran the controllers independently for each of the axes, and according to what we intend to do, we pass the desired position, and just apply the PID formula. The parameters for PID are tuned during the time of testing the vehicle in the pool.
The current repository contains an implementation of the Cascaded PID Controller, which basically consists of two PID controllers on top of each other, one for position control and one for velocity control. This controller worked well, but since our localisation was heavily dependent on the readings from the DVL, the position controller failed to perform well in depths of water less than 1 metre. This controller was implemented w.r.t positions and velocities in all directions simultaneously (Euclidean distances) in contrast to the previous method.
We intend to study some new techniques in Controls, and implement them in due course of time. They are:
This layer was mostly written considering the DVL in mind. The Doppler Velocity Log provides us with the velocity information of the water profile near the vehicle. Using that along with the IMU, we have created a basic structure for odometry for Anahita. Odometry message tell us about the state of the vehicle in the pool, and is therefore necessary for navigation.
The mapping package is untested. We wrote down the code for an implementation of the FastSLAM paper, which is basically a landmark-based SLAM. SLAM stands for Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping, which is the process by which a robot creates a map for the obstacles and landmarks around itself, and further localises itself in the map, by estimating a position with the concerned error in the position.
This layer basically works as the highest most-layer authority for autonomy. Previously, we have used a complex set of if-else
statements combined with timeouts to create this system. This is the basis of intelligent behaviour for the vehicle, and has scope for the most drastic change in all of the stack.
Pretty simple to explain, but one of the toughest challenges lie here. Multiple hardware driver packages are present here, such as: IMU, Cameras, DVL, Arduino.
Currently has a pre-processing timeline implemented (Fusion Framework). OpenCV nodes for most tasks have been written following a object-oriented structure for changing the current tasks. Along with this, a machine-learning based approach is also implemented. We have trained YOLO with the data collected from the swimming pool and tested it on the Jetson TX2.
Mostly used in the competition and testing time.
ros-bridge
. We need to extend this to have more functionality.


One of the big changes that I will be going through in my life very soon is marriage. I am scheduled to be married on November 20 this year. And since I belong to a Hindu family, we'd be having a traditional Hindu wedding.  And it involves a lot of gifts.
In all this turmoil, where my parents are trying to figure out the right gifts for the right relatives, I felt really sad because I have never understood why gifts work. And this lack of understanding has led to less gifting and less happiness on receiving gifts. I have to schedule gifting on my calender 3 days before the birthday of everyone that is important to me. And yet, it is a stressful activity to think of a good gift and then get it delivered.
Moreover, the kind of gifts that I have ever found to be good enough are either things that I know that they want or they need, or things that requires time and effort investment from the gifter (instead of just buying something). Hence, I end up learning songs, drawing portraits or cartoons, writing poems etc. in the name of gifts. Some people feel really special because of it, but some other people, who I am since not very close to, have found it uninspiring.
Many times, I have wondered, why gifting is a thing. As so many other emotions can be explained by survival critical instincts of the early human beings, I want to know an explanation of gifts as well. There were two things that did lead to some sort of understanding. But I cannot be very confident about either.
First was the need to collect stuff. Humans have evolved from being gatherers. People who gathered, survived, and who didn't, did not. This gathering can be related to essentials like food and water, but also related to non-functional items like twigs, stones and metal. Twigs, stones and metals could be used to deal with predators. And alternatively, they could also be used for decoration. Aesthetics have always been something that has elevated the human spirit. So the same instinct of gathering might have lead to positive associations with acquiring by force, stealth or gifts.
This felt alright, but does really specifically explain gifts. Gathering does not directly relate to getting something from another human.
My mother gave this argument which really struck with me as well. She said that community living has been essential for human survival. And in community living, not everyone gathers equally. For survival, the more efficient gatherers would gift their gatherings to other members of the group as well. Especially the ones who might not be able to gather enough to survive. Hence, getting those gifts might have become a means of survival for them.
To me, this also partly explains why there are different types of individuals. Ones, who like getting the gifts, and the others who don't enjoy it as much. Like me. This might have developed from the positioning of a person in their group. The leaders, the more efficient gatherers, might not develop a need to get gifts. So, for such people, gifts do not trigger the same instincts.
Another, more controversial observation that follows this is that women are more likely to like receiving gifts. During the course of evolution, even until the uprise of modern medicine in the last century, the role of the woman has been to get pregnant and produce kids. In that condition, gathering would become a very tedious activity, and they would depend on the other members of the group for their survival. Especially their male counterparts. Hence, getting the gatherings of their male partners as gifts would become key to their survival.
All of these are just thoughts and speculations based on my own introspection and discussions. Do reach out to me on email if you have a better explanation of why gifting and receiving gifts is an activity in humans which triggers positive emotions. The first explanation above relates to the release of dopamine and the second explanantion relates to the release of oxytocin. If you are a biologist, please do reach out.


Contains necessary Multivariate Analysis methods and data sets used in John Marden's book Multivariate Statistics: Old School (2015) <ISBN:978-1456538835>. This is also serves as a companion package for the STAT 571: Multivariate Analysis course at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), mclust, tree |
| Published: | 2017-04-27 |
| Author: | John Marden [aut, cph], James Balamuta [cre, ctb, com] |
| Maintainer: | James Balamuta <james.balamuta at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/coatless/msos/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/coatless/msos |
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| Reference manual: | msos.pdf |
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by Stephen SoraceA magnitude 3.5 earthquake shook southern California early Sunday, marking the latest of a swarm of temblors to hit the state over the last few days.
The quake happened at 1:44 a.m. local time about 13 miles from Palm Springs and 3.6 miles from Cabazon, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said. It occurred at a depth of 9.4 miles.
MAJOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAULT LINE EYES AFTER STUDY SHOWS UNPRECENTED MOVEMENT
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Over the past week, there have been three earthquakes that registered as magnitude 3.0 or greater in the same area, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Several small earthquakes also unnerved the Ventura County area near the coast, about 176 miles west of Palm Springs, in recent days. While some quakes registered above 3.0, a majority were between 1.0 and 2.0, the Ventura County Star reported.
However, swarms like these are common and don’t foreshadow “the big one,” earthquake experts say.
“Swarms are common. Similar ones in Ventura in 1984 & 2015. Swarms are NOT more likely to be followed by a big quake,” seismologist Lucy Jones tweeted Friday.
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The western states of California and Nevada are hit with an average of 234 earthquakes that have magnitudes between 3.0 and 4.0 per year, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing a recent three-year data sample.


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Description:
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| ; PaintMesh Example ; ----------------- Graphics3D 640,480 SetBuffer BackBuffer() camera=CreateCamera() light=CreateLight() RotateEntity light,90,0,0 cube=CreateCube() PositionEntity cube,0,0,5 ; Load texture tex=LoadTexture("../media/b3dlogo.jpg") ; Create brush brush=CreateBrush() ; Apply texture to brush BrushTexture brush,tex ; And some other effects BrushColor brush,0,0,255 BrushShininess brush,1 ; Paint mesh with brush PaintMesh cube,brush While Not KeyDown( 1 ) pitch#=0 yaw#=0 roll#=0 If KeyDown( 208 )=True Then pitch#=-1 If KeyDown( 200 )=True Then pitch#=1 If KeyDown( 203 )=True Then yaw#=-1 If KeyDown( 205 )=True Then yaw#=1 If KeyDown( 45 )=True Then roll#=-1 If KeyDown( 44 )=True Then roll#=1 TurnEntity cube,pitch#,yaw#,roll# RenderWorld Flip Wend End |


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.ctc.wstx.dtd |
Package that contains Woodstox classes that implement DTD handling.
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| com.ctc.wstx.evt |
Package contains Woodstox implementation of the StAX event layer; functionality
that is built on top of stream readers and writers.
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| com.ctc.wstx.sax |
Contains Woodstox SAX implementation.
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| com.ctc.wstx.sr |
This package contains supporting code for handling namespace information;
element stacks that keep track of elements parsed and such.
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| com.ctc.wstx.stax |
This package contains miscellaneous classes that implement Woodstox.
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| com.ctc.wstx.sw | |
| com.ctc.wstx.util |
Contains utility classes that are not directly Woodstox specific, but are
for now only used by Woodstox.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InputElementStack
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the element stack implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
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| InputProblemReporter
Interface implemented by input reader, and used by other components to
report problem that are related to current input position.
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| NsDefaultProvider
Interface only used by Woodstox core.
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| StreamScanner
Abstract base class that defines some basic functionality that all
Woodstox reader classes (main XML reader, DTD reader) extend from.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ElemAttrs
Container class that is constructed with enough raw attribute information,
to be able to lazily construct full attribute objects, to be accessed
via Iterator, or fully-qualified name.
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| ElemCallback
Abstract base class that defines set of simple callbacks to be
called by the stream reader, passing information about element
that the stream currently points to, if any.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AttributeCollector
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the attribute collector implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| BasicStreamReader
Partial implementation of
XMLStreamReader2 consisting of
all functionality other than DTD-validation-specific parts, and
Typed Access API (Stax2 v3.0), which are implemented at
sub-classes. |
| InputElementStack
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the element stack implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AttributeCollector
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the attribute collector implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| BasicStreamReader
Partial implementation of
XMLStreamReader2 consisting of
all functionality other than DTD-validation-specific parts, and
Typed Access API (Stax2 v3.0), which are implemented at
sub-classes. |
| ElemAttrs
Container class that is constructed with enough raw attribute information,
to be able to lazily construct full attribute objects, to be accessed
via Iterator, or fully-qualified name.
|
| ElemCallback
Abstract base class that defines set of simple callbacks to be
called by the stream reader, passing information about element
that the stream currently points to, if any.
|
| InputElementStack
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the element stack implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| InputProblemReporter
Interface implemented by input reader, and used by other components to
report problem that are related to current input position.
|
| NsDefaultProvider
Interface only used by Woodstox core.
|
| ReaderCreator
Interface that defines callbacks readers can use to access settings
of the input factory that created them, as well as update cached
data factory may store (shared symbol tables, cached DTDs etc).
|
| StreamReaderImpl
Interface that defines "internal Woodstox API".
|
| StreamScanner
Abstract base class that defines some basic functionality that all
Woodstox reader classes (main XML reader, DTD reader) extend from.
|
| TypedStreamReader
Complete implementation of
XMLStreamReader2 ,
including Typed Access API (Stax2 v3.0) implementation. |
| ValidatingStreamReader
Implementation of
XMLStreamReader2
that builds on TypedStreamReader and adds full DTD-handling
including DTD validation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ReaderCreator
Interface that defines callbacks readers can use to access settings
of the input factory that created them, as well as update cached
data factory may store (shared symbol tables, cached DTDs etc).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AttributeCollector
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the attribute collector implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| InputElementStack
Shared base class that defines API stream reader uses to communicate
with the element stack implementation, independent of whether it's
operating in namespace-aware or non-namespace modes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InputProblemReporter
Interface implemented by input reader, and used by other components to
report problem that are related to current input position.
|
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Base class of all representable Ocular constructs.
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#include <Object.hpp>
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| void | exposeVariable (std::string const &name, std::string const &type, bool isPointer, bool isExposed, void *data) |
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Base class of all representable Ocular constructs.
| Ocular::Core::Object::Object |
( |
std::string |
name, |
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std::string |
className |
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) |
| |
Creates a new Object with the specified name and class.
- Parameters
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| Ocular::Core::Object::Object |
( |
std::string |
name | ) |
|
Creates a new Object with the specified name.
- Parameters
-
| std::string const & Ocular::Core::Object::getClass |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- String representation of the object's Class
| int64_t Ocular::Core::Object::getCreationTime |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- The time this object was created in MS since engine initialization
| std::string const & Ocular::Core::Object::getName |
( |
| ) |
const |
| UUID const & Ocular::Core::Object::getUUID |
( |
| ) |
const |
| void Ocular::Core::Object::setName |
( |
std::string |
name | ) |
|
Sets the name of the Object.
- Parameters
-
| void Ocular::Core::Object::setUUID |
( |
std::string const & |
uuid | ) |
|
Sets the UUID based off of the properly formatted UUID string.
- Parameters
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| std::string Ocular::Core::Object::toString |
( |
| ) |
const |
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virtual |
- Returns
- The string representation of the Object
| std::string Ocular::Core::Object::m_Class |
|
protected |
Name of the class of which Object is an instance
| std::string Ocular::Core::Object::m_Name |
|
protected |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/include/Object.hpp
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/src/Object.cpp


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If you are already using Seurat for your analysis, VISION provides a convenience function for creating a Vision object from a Seurat object.
assay = "RNA"
, though this parameter is configurable.obj@[[assay]]@counts
is used as the expression input (after normalizing to a library size of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reductions(obj)
dimRed
parameter can be used to select a different dimensionality reduction for thisdimRedComponents
can be used to limit the number of components used (Default: All components)IntegrateData
When using IntegrateData
, a new assay is created called integrated
.
We recommend creating your reduced-dimensional representation using this assay by running PCA in Seurat after IntegrateData
.
Then create the Vision object, but use the default assay="RNA"
.
Why not use the integrated expression data? Typically this data only consists of a subset of the genes (e.g. 2000 highly-variable genes) and so is not ideal for matching genes in signatures.
Assuming you already have a Seurat object defined as seurat.obj
, you can use it in this way:
signatures <- c("data/h.all.v5.2.symbols.gmt")
vision.obj <- Vision(seurat.obj, signatures = signatures)
vision.obj <- analyze(vision.obj)
viewResults(vision.obj)
The above call would take the “pca” dimensionality reduction from seurat.obj
if it is defined. If you instead had run a Diffusion Map using Seurat and wanted to use that as your latent space, you could specify that like this:
Any of the other Vision()
constructor parameters can also be passed here. For example, if you wanted to enable microclustering with 5 cells per micropool:
By default, Vision will still run tSNE as part of the main analysis pipeline. You may wish to skip this if a visualization has already been run in Seurat. To instruction VISION to not run any additional visualization projections, set projection_methods = NULL
like so:


The following dashboard for management reporting was published to Power BI Service:
The following report - Reservations Analysis - was created in Power BI Desktop:
The following is the data model within Power BI:
The following dashboard for management reporting was creating in QlikView. It enables the user to filter the data by various dimensions and it shows management summaries through charts as well as reservation listing for hotel management staff:
The following is the data model within QlikView:
Connecting to the database in SQL Server:
OLEDB CONNECT TO [Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Persist Security Info=False;Initial Catalog=HotelDb;Data Source=JECA-THINK;Use Procedure for Prepare=1;Auto Translate=True;Packet Size=4096;Workstation ID=JECA-THINK;Use Encryption for Data=False;Tag with column collation when possible=False];
Loading SQL Server Database Tables:
LOAD Id as CountryId,
Code,
Name as CountryName;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.Country;
STORE Country INTO [$(vQvdFiles)Country.qvd];
LOAD Id as CustomerId,
FirstName,
LastName,
Address as CustomerAddress,
City as CustomerCity,
PostCode as CustomerPostCode,
Phone as CustomerPhone,
DateOfBirth,
Email,
IsMale;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.Customer;
STORE Customer INTO [$(vQvdFiles)Customer.qvd];
LOAD Id as HotelId,
Name as HotelName,
Address as HotelAddress,
PostCode as HotelPostCode,
City as HotelCity,
CountryId,
Phone as HotelPhone;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.Hotel;
STORE Hotel INTO [$(vQvdFiles)Hotel.qvd];
LOAD Id as ReservationId,
ReservationDate,
YEAR(ReservationDate) as Year,
MONTH(ReservationDate) as MonthName,
num(MONTH(ReservationDate)) as Month,
dual('Q'&Ceil(MONTH(ReservationDate)/3),Ceil(MONTH(ReservationDate)/3)) as Quarter,
CustomerId,
RoomId,
NumberGuests,
CheckInDate,
CheckOutDate;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.Reservation;
STORE Reservation INTO [$(vQvdFiles)Reservation.qvd];
LOAD Id as RoomId,
RoomNumber as Number,
RoomTypeId,
HotelId,
IsSmoking;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.Room;
STORE Room INTO [$(vQvdFiles)Room.qvd];
LOAD Id as RoomTypeId,
Name as RoomTypeName,
Description,
RoomPrice as Price,
MaxGuests;
SQL SELECT *
FROM HotelDb.dbo.RoomType;
STORE RoomType INTO [$(vQvdFiles)RoomType.qvd];
Loading qvd Table Files:
LOAD CountryId,
Code,
CountryName
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)Country.qvd]
(qvd);
LOAD CustomerId,
FirstName,
LastName,
CustomerAddress,
CustomerCity,
CustomerPostCode,
CustomerPhone,
DateOfBirth,
Email,
IsMale
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)Customer.qvd]
(qvd);
LOAD HotelId,
HotelName,
HotelAddress,
HotelPostCode,
HotelCity,
CountryId,
HotelPhone
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)Hotel.qvd]
(qvd);
LOAD ReservationId,
ReservationDate,
Year,
MonthName,
Month,
Quarter,
CustomerId,
RoomId,
NumberGuests,
CheckInDate,
CheckOutDate
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)Reservation.qvd]
(qvd);
LOAD RoomId,
Number,
RoomTypeId,
HotelId,
IsSmoking
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)Room.qvd]
(qvd);
LOAD RoomTypeId,
RoomTypeName,
Description,
Price,
MaxGuests
FROM
[$(vQvdFiles)RoomType.qvd]
(qvd);
The following dashboard for management reporting was created in Qlik Sense Desktop - Stories:
The following report was created in Qlik Sense Desktop:
The following is the data model within Qlik Sense:
The following table shows the entities and relationships for the databse system:
The following script was executed in SQL Server to create the database system:
CREATE TABLE Country
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
Code NVARCHAR (10) NOT NULL,
Name NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE Hotel
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
Name NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
Address NVARCHAR (200) NOT NULL,
PostCode NVARCHAR (10) NOT NULL,
City NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
CountryId INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Country(Id) NOT NULL,
Phone NVARCHAR (10) NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE Customer
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
FirstName NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
LastName NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
Address NVARCHAR (200) NOT NULL,
City NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
PostCode NVARCHAR (10) NOT NULL,
DateOfBirth date NOT NULL,
Phone NVARCHAR (10) NOT NULL,
Email NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
IsMale bit NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE RoomType
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
Name NVARCHAR (50) NOT NULL,
Description NVARCHAR (250) NOT NULL,
RoomPrice money NOT NULL,
MaxGuests INT NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE Room
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
RoomNumber INT NOT NULL,
HotelId INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Hotel(Id) NOT NULL,
RoomTypeId INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES RoomType(Id) NOT NULL,--??
IsSmoking bit NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE Reservation
(
Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY (1,1),
ReservationDate date NOT NULL,
CustomerId INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Customer(Id) NOT NULL,
RoomId INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Room(Id) NOT NULL,
NumberGuests INT NOT NULL,
CheckInDate date NOT NULL,
CheckOutDate date NOT NULL
);
The following query provides details regarding all reservations that have been created:
SELECT RR.ReservationDate, C.FirstName, C.LastName, R.RoomNumber, RR.NumberGuests, RR.CheckInDate, RR.CheckOutDate, H.Name HotelName
FROM Reservation RR
LEFT JOIN Customer C ON RR.CustomerId = C.Id
LEFT JOIN Room R ON RR.RoomId = R.Id
LEFT JOIN Hotel H ON R.HotelId = H.Id;
The following query provides details from a business perspective, regarding Daily Reservations by Customer in the time range between 01.05.2018 – 20.5.2018, for Grand Hotel London:
SELECT RR.ReservationDate, C.FirstName, C.LastName, COUNT(*) TotalReservations
FROM Reservation RR
LEFT JOIN Customer C ON RR.CustomerId = C.Id
LEFT JOIN Room R ON RR.RoomId = R.Id
LEFT JOIN Hotel H ON R.HotelId = H.Id
WHERE RR.ReservationDate BETWEEN '2018-05-01' AND '2018-05-20'
AND H.Id = 7
GROUP BY RR.ReservationDate, C.FirstName, C.LastName
ORDER BY RR.ReservationDate ASC, C.FirstName ASC, C.LastName ASC;
Graduated with a Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Sydney. Interested in Database Systems and Business Intelligence. Self-taught in SQL, SQL Server, and BI Tools (Power BI, QlikView). Developed a database system for a hotel chain, designing the database in SQL Server and implementing data visualizations in QlikView. Aspiring to work as a BI Developer because it would enable me to consolidate, analyze and visualize data to support clients in business decisions.
Email: j.cupac@gmail.com


Starting to work at NTT-Data has been an opportunity for professional growth. I am integrating a great team that allows me to add value and enrich my work. The main technologies I am using are Spring Boot, Docker and REST APIs. Some responsibilities:
The work at Wiemspro has meant a professional challenge due to the diversity of work that is handled. From desktop applications in Microsoft Visual Studio using Visual Basic, touching mobile applications with Xamarin, sites in Wordpress or using Angular and Spring Framework. The projects have been managed using Subversion. Some projects:
I developed as a programmer and software designer. Mainly work with two technologies, on the one hand Pasal in Delphi and also in the creation of Android applications using the IDE Android Studio. I worked in the maintenance of important modules used by the Cuban Electric Company to monitor and manage the operations in the network in real time. Projects in which I worked:
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I feel happy because I work in something that I am passionate about. In addition to a passion for code, I share other interests. Photography helps me to search for new ways of seeing everyday life and to develop my creativity in other areas. Furthermore, I feel a prisoner of curiosity to know new places and people.


Allen
Posted on August 18, 2020
16:14pm(United States Of America)
Excellent feature! I love it.
Lisa Wangari
Posted on August 18, 2020
Excellent feature! I love it.


Dear sir, Permit me to inform you of my desire of going into business relationship with you . I am Fred pascal., The only son of late Mr and Mrs Jude Pascal. My father was a very wealthy GOLD and COCOA merchant who based in ACCRA GHANA and ABIDJAN respectively, The economic capital of cote D’Ivoire. He was poisoned to death by his business associate on one of their business outings. When my mother died on the 21ST October 1994 , My father took me so special because I was motherless. Before the death of my father on the 29th April 2005 in a private hospital here in Accra Ghana ,He sincerely called me on his bed side and told me that he had a sum of 12,000,000 US DOLLARS (Twelve MILLION USA DOLLARS) kept in a security company. He also said that the security company knows that i am the next of kin. He also used my name to Deposit the money as his first Son for next of kin. He also explained to me that it was because of this wealth that he was poisoned by his business associates,That I should seek for a foreign partner in a country of my choice where I will Transfer this money and use it for investment purposes, I want you to assist me in clearing this fund into your account overseas as a beneficiary of the fund, and also use it for an investment purpose, such as real estate management.My interested areas of investment are: REAL ESTATE,HOTEL PETROLUM INDUSTRY. I am honourably seeking for your assistance in the following ways. (1)To assist me to clear this fund from the security company and transfer to your account successfully. (2) to provide a bank account into which this money will be lodged (3)To serve as the guardian of this fund since I am a Boy of (24)yrs . (4)To make arrangement for me to come over to your country to further my Education and to secure a residential permit in your country. Moreover, I am willing to offer you 20% of the total sum as compensation for your effort /input after the successful transfer of this fund to your nominated account. Furthermore, you can indicate your option towards assisting me as I believe that this transaction would be concluded within some days, from the day you signify interest to assist me. My E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Awaiting to hear from you soonest. Please reach me through the E-mail address above to enable us discuss the modalities. Thanks and God bless you as you for your anticipated cooperation. Best Regards, Fred Pascal.


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Jennifer Winget Talks In Detail About Her Character In Beyhadh 2
She also shared the new promo of the show.
by Koimoi.com TeamJennifer Winget rose to fame with Beyhadh in 2016 when she played a negative character in the show. She played the character of a woman who is obsessed with her husband. This was the first time we saw her in a negative role and her fans loved this side of the actress and immediately garnered her praises from all around.
Maya is now coming back with Beyhadh season 2 opposite Shivin Narang, Ashish Choudhary and the promo states that this time Maya will be crazier than the last season. She shared the new promo of the show and wrote, “If you think you are in control of your time, you are mistaken. In #Beyhadh2, time will flow through Maya’s hands. Get ready for #MayaAgain and set your clocks to 9 PM! Starts 2nd December.”
Check out the promo here:
Jennifer recently confirmed that Beyhadh 2 will be replacing Amitabh Bachchan’s Kaun Banega Crorepati’s season 11. Talking about her character with a daily, Jennifer Winget talked about how her character in Beyhadh 2 will be different from the previous installation. “I am completely in love with my character. So much so, it called for a do-over! But no, in all seriousness, the show gave me a blank canvas to chart the course of my character. Being out of the box, you have the opportunity to get creative.”
She further added, “Not very often do roles like this fall into your lap, so for an actor, it really gets you to push your limits, whilst working within your resources. The show and character are both close to heart. The whole team has put in a lot of thought and effort to come up with the final look for Maya in Season 2 of Beyhadh so, I hope the audience shows the same amount of appreciation and love, if not more.”


Sidenav Push Example
Click on the element below to open the side navigation menu, and push this content to the right. Notice that we add a black see-through background-color to body when the sidenav is opened.
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Personas
To identify the similarity between tourist trajectories, we cluster individuals by their spatial trajectories or sequences categorised by the locations they visit during a trip. W use the optimal matching algorithm (OMA) to compute distances between sequences (cost of insertion, deletion and substitution to match two sequences). The distance matrix between sequences are clustered using k-medoids algorithm.
Key characteristics of the methodology:
- Timing (e.g: When does a tourist visit Florence)
- Duration (e.g: How long does a tourist stay in Florence)
- Order (e.g: Where did they come from and where do they go next)
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Local Woman Wins Marathon
Park City native Laura Blake won the 27th Front Range Marathon over an elite field of the best long-distance runners in the country. Laura's time of 2 hr. 28 min. 21 sec. was only 2 minutes off the women's course record set last year by Sarah Rawlings.
| Group | Runner | Time | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men | 1. Peter Teagan | 2:12:34 | San Antonio, Texas |
| Men | 2. Kyle Wills | 2:13:05 | Billings, Montana |
| Men | 3. Jason Wu | 2:14:28 | Cutler, Colorado |
| Women | 1. Laura Blake | 2:28:21 | Park City, Colorado |
| Women | 2. Kathy Lasker | 2:30:11 | Chicago, Illinois |
| Women | 3. Lisa Peterson | 2:31:14 | Seattle, Washington |
Kathy Lasker and Lisa Peterson finished second and third, respectively. Laura's victory came on the heels of her performance at the NCAA Track and Field Championships, in which she placed second running for Colorado State.
In an exciting race, Peter Teagan of San Antonio, Texas, used a finishing kick to win the men's marathon for the second straight year, in a time of 2 hr. 12 min. 34 sec. Ahead for much of the race, Kyle Wills of Billings, Montana, finished second when he could not match Teagan's finishing pace. Jason Wu of Cutler, Colorado, placed third in a very competitive field.
This year's race through downtown Boulder boasted the largest field in the marathon's history, with over 9500 men and 6700 women competing. Race conditions were perfect with low humidity and temperatures that never exceeded 85 degrees.


| Module | ModelGraph |
| In: |
model_graph.rb
|
| ARROW_FOR | = | { :belongs_to => 'tee', :has_many => 'crowodot', :has_one => 'odottee', :has_and_belongs_to_many => 'crowodot' |
Should :belongs_to differ when paired with :has_one versus :has_many?
Should :has_one be ‘teetee’ if required? (i.e., not null) |
Examines the models and constructs a DOT formatted graph description based on the ActiveRecord associations that are discovered.
If called with:
rake model_graph EDGES=Author-Book
will cause an edge between, for example, Author and Book which can alter the relative hierarchical rank of the two nodes (placing the first above the second). This can often make a dramatic improvement in the overall layout of the graph. Unless overridden with a normally discovered edge, the plain arrow will be used to connect the two nodes (so a misspelt node is more easily detected). Additional edges can be separated by ’/’ as in EDGES=Author-Book/Book-Chapter
If called with:
rake model_graph NODES=Author
will cause a node to be placed into the output early. This tends to make a node appear further to the left in the resulting graph and can be used to improve the overall layout. Typically, nodes are not specified, but are left to be positioned based on their edges with other nodes. Additional nodes can be separated by ’/’ as in NODES=Author/Book.
| NAME: | Change the name of the file into which the graph is written and the internal name that is assigned. |
| DEBUG: | When set to any value, causes comments describing the ActiveRecord models to be included in the DOT output. |
| EDGES: | With a value of N1-N2 [/N3-N4…] adds a relationship between N1 and N2 (and N3 and N4, etc.) as described above. |
| NODES: | Adds extra nodes early in the DOT output to influence placement. |
| TEST: | Graphs an internal set of model classes rather than what’s in app/models/*.rb |
| SHAPE: | Changes the default shape of the nodes in the graph (any [valid DOT value} is acceptable, try rectangle) |
# File model_graph.rb, line 231 231: def self.do_graph(options) 232: output = "" 233: graph = Graph.new(options.name) 234: 235: if options.edges 236: options.edges.scan(%r{(\w+)-(\w+)/?}) do |f,t| 237: graph.add_edge(f, t, 'style' => 'solid') 238: end 239: end 240: 241: if options.nodes 242: options.nodes.scan(%r{(\w+)/?}) do |n| 243: graph.add_node(n) 244: end 245: end 246: 247: version = ActiveRecord::Migrator.current_version 248: if version > 0 249: output << "// Schema version: #{version}\n" 250: end 251: 252: # except that I'm spitting out the debugging, this could certainly go right 253: # before the Graph.edges part: 254: output << "digraph #{graph.name} {\n" 255: output << " graph [overlap=scale, nodesep=0.5, ranksep=0.5, separation=0.25]\n" 256: output << " node [shape=#{ENV['SHAPE'].downcase}]\n" unless ENV['SHAPE'].nil? 257: 258: nodes = Hash.new { |h,k| h[k] = Hash.new } 259: 260: for klass in ActiveRecord::Base.send(:subclasses) 261: # unless klass.name =~ /::/ 262: next if posers.include?(klass) 263: 264: # node 265: if options.debug 266: output << "// #{klass.name}" 267: output << " (#{klass.class_name})" unless klass.name == klass.class_name 268: output << "\n" 269: end 270: 271: standalone = true 272: for a in klass.reflect_on_all_associations 273: # edge 274: if options.debug 275: output << " //" 276: output << " through #{a.through_reflection.class_name}" if a.through_reflection 277: output << " #{a.macro} #{a.class_name}" 278: output << " as #{a.options[:as].to_s.camelize.singularize}" if a.options[:as] 279: output << "\n" 280: end 281: 282: next unless a.class_name == a.name.to_s.camelize.singularize 283: 284: opts = { 'label' => a.macro.to_s, 'arrow' => ARROW_FOR[a.macro] } 285: opts.merge!('style' => 'dotted', 'constraint' => 'false') if a.through_reflection 286: opts.merge!('style' => 'dashed') if a.options[:as] 287: opts.merge!('style' => 'bold', 'color' => 'blue') if a.options[:polymorphic] 288: 289: fromnodename = klass.name 290: tonodename = a.name.to_s.camelize.singularize 291: 292: if a.macro == :has_and_belongs_to_many 293: tonodename = [fromnodename, tonodename].sort.join('_') 294: myopts = opts.merge('arrow' => ARROW_FOR[:belongs_to]) 295: myopts.merge!('constraint' => 'false') if tonodename > fromnodename 296: graph.add_node(tonodename, %{[shape=diamond, label="", height=0.2, width=0.3]}) 297: graph.add_edge(tonodename, fromnodename, myopts) 298: standalone = false 299: end 300: if klass.name == klass.class_name 301: graph.add_edge(fromnodename, tonodename, opts) 302: standalone = false 303: elsif options.debug 304: output << " // !! skipping edge #{fromnodename} -> #{tonodename} #{opts.inspect}\n" 305: end 306: end 307: graph.add_node(klass.name, %{[color=red]}) if standalone 308: end 309: 310: graph.nodes { |n| output << n << "\n" } 311: 312: graph.edges(options.to_h) { |e| output << e << "\n" } 313: 314: output << "}\n" 315: 316: File.open(File.join('tmp', graph.name+'.dot'), 'w') do |f| 317: f.puts output 318: end 319: end


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The Syntax of the Project.meta file
Config types
Three config types exist: ExecutableConfig, LibraryConfig and CustomConfig. Some elements are only valid for specific types.
Filter
Every element (except the Project element) in Project.meta has two attributes:
default: if set to “off”, this element is not taken into account. Default is “on”.
filter: The element can be removed/added explicitly regardless of the “default” attribute with the command line options
–do “filter name”
–omit “filter name”
Example:
PostSteps {
CommandLine "$(OutputDir)/$(ArtifactName)", filter: run, default: off
}
The executable is not executed by default unless “run” is specified on command line:
bake ... --do run
Notes
Specify the paths always relative to the current project root.
Keep the variable substitution in Project.meta in mind.
Use double quotes (”) if the strings have spaces or slashes.
Use hash marks (#) for comments.
Syntax
Project default: <name> { Description <text> RequiredBakeVersion minimum: <major.minor.patch>, maximum: <major.minor.patch> Responsible { Person <name>, email: <adr> } # 0..n configs ExecutableConfig | LibraryConfig | CustomConfig <name>, extends: <parent(s)>, mergeInc: yes|no, private: true|false { # Valid for all config types Description <text> IncludeDir <dir>, inherit: true|false, inject: front|back, system: true|false Set <variable>, value: <value> | cmd: <line>, env: true|false Dependency <project>, config: <name> ExternalLibrary <lib>, search: true|false UserLibrary <lib> ExternalLibrarySearchPath <path> PreSteps { Makefile <file>, lib: <lib>, target: <target>, pathTo: <paths>, noClean: true|false, changeWorkingDir: true|false, echo: on|off, independent: true|false, validExitCodes: <[array]> { Flags <flags> } CommandLine <line>, echo: on|off, independent: true|false, validExitCodes: <[array]> Sleep <seconds>, echo: on|off, independent: true|false MakeDir <directory>, echo: on|off Remove <file or directory>, echo: on|off Touch <file or directory>, echo: on|off Copy <file or directory>, to: <file or directory>, echo: on|off Move <file or directory>, to: <file or directory>, echo: on|off } PostSteps { # Same as for PreSteps } StartupSteps { # Same as for PreSteps } ExitSteps { # Same as for PreSteps } CleanSteps { # Same as for PreSteps } DefaultToolchain <basedOn>, outputDir: <dir>, outputDirPostfix: <postfix>, eclipseOrder: true|false { Compiler ASM | CPP | C, command: <cmd>, prefix: <prefix>, keepObjFileEndings: true|false { Flags <flags> Flags <define> InternalDefines <file> SrcFileEndings <endings> } Archiver command: <cmd>, prefix: <prefix> { Flags <flags> } Linker command: <cmd>, prefix: <prefix>, onlyDirectDeps: true|false { Flags <flags> LibPrefixFlags <flags> LibPostfixFlags <flags> } InternalIncludes <file> Docu <cmdLine> } Toolchain outputDir: <dir>, outputDirPostfix: <postfix> { Compiler ASM | CPP | C, command: <cmd>, cuda: true|false, prefix: <prefix> { Flags <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> Flags <define> <define> SrcFileEndings <file> } Archiver command: <cmd>, prefix: <prefix> { Flags <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> } Linker command: <cmd>, prefix: <prefix>, onlyDirectDeps: true|false { Flags <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> LibPrefixFlags <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> LibPostfixFlags <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> } Docu <cmdLine> } Prebuild { Except <project>, config: <name> } CompilationDB <filename> CompilationCheck include: <pattern> exclude: <pattern> ignore: <pattern> # Valid for ExecutableConfig and LibraryConfig Files <pattern>, compileOnly: true|false, linkDirectly: true|false { Flags <define> <flags>, add: <flags>, remove: <flags> Flags <define> } ExcludeFiles <pattern> ArtifactName <name> ArtifactExtension <ext> # Valid for ExecutableConfig LinkerScript <script> MapFile <name> # Valid for CustomConfig Makefile | CommandLine | Sleep | MakeDir | Remove | Touch | Copy | Move ... # zero of one of these } } Adapt toolchain: <name>, os: <name>, mainProject: <name>, mainConfig: <name> { # See Adapt documention for details. }
Project
Mandatory: yes, quantity: 1, default: -
default (Project)
Attribute of Project.
Default configuration which is used if not explicitly specified on command line or Dependency definition.
Examples:
# Project.meta:
Dependency canDriver # uses default config of canDriver project
# Command line:
bake -m folder/dir/projABC # builds default config of project projABC
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Description
Description of the project or config.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
RequiredBakeVersion
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Responsible
Specify all responsible persons of the project.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Person
Person who is responsible for the project.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
email
Attribute of Person.
Use always double quotes (”) for the email address.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
ExecutableConfig
This is usually the main config of an application.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
LibraryConfig
This config is used for a source library. The library will be linked automatically to the executable.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
CustomConfig
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
extends
Attribute of ExecutableConfig, LibraryConfig or CustomConfig.
Inherit settings from parent config(s). For more information see docu page Derive configs.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
mergeInc
Attribute of ExecutableConfig, LibraryConfig or CustomConfig.
See also Merge Includes.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: <unset>
private
Attribute of ExecutableConfig, LibraryConfig or CustomConfig.
If true, the config cannot be referenced directly outside of this project.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
IncludeDir
Specifies the include directories for the assembler, C and C++ compiler.
Use always relative paths, not absolute paths due to portability.
Use always “/” and not “\”.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
inherit
Attribute of IncludeDir.
Inherits the include to all projects, which depend on this project.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
inject
Attribute of IncludeDir or Dependency.
Injects the element to all childs, either at the front (e.g. for mocking code) or at the back.
Avoid to inject dependencies, it will get a mess.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
system
Attribute of IncludeDir.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
Set
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
env
Attribute of Set.
Stores the variable also in system environment, which makes it available in everything which is executed by bake, e.g. in Pre- and PostSteps.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
Dependency
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
config (Dependency)
Attribute of Dependency.
Config name of the dependent project.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: <default config of the dependent project>
ExternalLibrary
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
search
Attribute of ExternalLibrary.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
UserLibrary
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
ExternalLibrarySearchPath
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
PreSteps
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
PostSteps
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
StartupSteps
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
ExitSteps
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
CleanSteps
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Makefile
Makefile to be started, e.g.: Makefile “subDir/makefile”
Before executing the makefile, bake sets the environment variables $(BAKE_XX_COMMAND) and $(BAKE_XX_FLAGS), whereas XX is one of CPP, C, ASM, AR or LD.
Mandatory: no, quantity in steps: 0..n, quantity in CustomConfig: 0..1, default: -
lib
Attribute of Makefile.
If the result of the makefile is a library which shall be linked to the executable, name it here.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
target
Attribute of Makefile.
The target of the makefile.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: all
pathTo
Attribute of Makefile.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
noClean
Attribute of Makefile.
If project is cleaned (e.g. with command line argument -c), the target “clean” will be executed unless noClean is set to true.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
changeWorkingDir
Attribute of Makefile.
If set to false, the working directory will be the project directory instead of the makefile directory.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: true
echo (CommandLine, Makefile, Sleep)
Attribute of Makefile, CommandLine and Sleep.
“on” means the command line is shown in output, “off” means the command line is not shown.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: on
independent
Attribute of Makefile, CommandLine and Sleep.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
validExitCodes
Attribute of Makefile and CommandLine.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: [0]
Flags (makefile)
Additional makefile flags.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -j
CommandLine
A command to execute, e.g.:
CommandLine "ddump -Ruv -y 0xFFFFF -oRelease/application.bin Release/application.elf"
CommandLine "echo Hello world!"
The command line string cannot be wrapped into multiple lines. If the command line gets long and unreadable, use an array to split the string, e.g.
CommandLine ["myCommand --which is --very",
"--long and --can be splitted"]
The array is internally joined to an string again with spaces in between.
Mandatory: no, quantity in steps: 0..n, quantity in CustomConfig: 0..1, default: -
Sleep
Sleep in seconds, floats are allowed.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: 0.0
MakeDir
A file or folder will be created.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Remove
A file or folder will be removed. Wildcards are supported. Examples:
Remove file1
Remove "x/y/*.txt"
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Touch
A file or folder will be touched.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Copy
A file or folder will be moved. Wildcards are supported. Examples:
Copy file1, to: file2
Copy "x/y/*.txt", to: "a/b"
Copy "source/*", to: target
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Move
A file or folder will be copied. Wildcards are supported. Examples:
Move file1, to: file2
Move "x/y/*.txt", to: "a/b"
Move "source/*", to: target
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
echo (MakeDir, Remove, Touch, Copy, Move)
Attribute of MakeDir, Remove, Touch, Copy and Move.
“on” means a debug output is shown.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: on
DefaultToolchain
Mandatory: in main config, quantity: 1, default: -
Toolchain
Toolchain settings for a specific config.’
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: the DefaultToolchain settings from the main config
outputDir
Attribute of DefaultToolchain and Toolchain.
outputDirPostfix
Attribute of DefaultToolchain and Toolchain.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1,, default: -
eclipseOrder
Attribute of DefaultToolchain.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
Compiler
Flags and defines can be specified independently for each compiler type (ASM, CPP, C).
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..3, default: -
Archiver
Settings for the archiver.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Linker
Settings for the linker.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Docu
Command to build the documentation. e.g.: doxygen main.cfg
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
command
Attribute of Compiler, Archiver, Linker.
Changes the predefined command, e.g. “gcc”.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
prefix
Attribute of Compiler, Archiver, Linker.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: $(CompilerPrefix), $(ArchiverPrefix) or $(LinkerPrefix)
keepObjFileEndings
Attribute of Compiler.
If false, the original source file endings will be cut off (e.g. file1.cpp to file1.o), otherwise kept (file1.cpp.o).
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
SrcFileEndings
List of all source file endings with dot and comma separated which are handled by this CPP, C or ASM compiler, e.g. “.cpp, .c, .cxx”. The list must not be empty.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
onlyDirectDeps
Attribute of Linker.
If set to true, only first level libraries will be linked (not sub-dependencies from dependencies).
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
cuda
Attribute of Compiler.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
Flags (DefaultToolchain)
Default flags.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Flags (Toolchain)
Flags from the DefaultToolchain can be overwritten, extended or (partly) removed.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: Flags from DefaultToolchain”
Flags (Files)
Flags from the Toolchain can be overwritten, extended or (partly) removed, see above.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Define (DefaultToolchain)
Defines which are valid for all files.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Flags (Toolchain)
Defines which are valid for the files of this config.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
Define (Files)
Defines which are valid only for these specific files.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
LibPrefixFlags
Linker libs can be prefixed if needed, e.g. with “-Wl,–whole-archive”.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
LibPostfixFlags
Linker libs can be postfixed if needed, e.g. with “-Wl,–no-whole-archive”.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
InternalDefines
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
InternalIncludes
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
Files
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
ExcludeFiles
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
compileOnly
Attribute of Files.
If set to true, the files will not be archived or linked.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
linkDirectly
Attribute of Files.
If set to true, the files will not be archived but linked directly to the executable.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: false
Prebuild
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: No project/config is skipped
Except
Defines a project which shall not be skipped. If project name is omitted, the current project is used.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: Every project is skipped
config (Except)
Attribute of Except.
Defines a config which shall not be skipped. If omitted, all configs of the appropriate project are not skipped.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: Every config is skipped
CompilationDB
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: None. If CompilationDB is specified without an explicit filename, $(WorkspaceDir)/compile_commands.json is used.
CompilationCheck
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..n, default: -
LinkerScript
Specifies the name including path of the linker script.
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: -
MapFile
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: No mapfile will be written
ArtifactName
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default executable: project name + toolchain dependent file ending, default library: ‘lib’ + project name + ‘.a’
ArtifactExtension
Mandatory: no, quantity: 0..1, default: toolchain dependent file ending


Text Options (Menu Options)
In the Text Options dialog you can specify which alphabet should be used with the classical encryption procedures.
The default setting for the alphabet is the letters "A" to "Z", case insensitive. The individual characters or character groups (upper case letters, lower case letters, digits, special characters and spaces) can be accepted or deleted either in groups or individually. If a different alphabet is chosen, the classical encryption algorithms will behave accordingly and a corresponding extended translation will be performed.
In the Keep characters not present in the alphabet unchanged field it is possible to specify the response to characters which are not contained in the alphabet. If this is selected (the default), any characters which are not contained in the alphabet will be transferred unchanged into the encrypted or decrypted text. Moreover, if the option to keep upper and lower case is selected, then upper and lower case features will likewise be transferred from the original document.
From the cryptographic viewpoint the retention of text formatting and special characters is not a good idea. However, for demonstration purposes it is nice as it means that a reconstructed plaintext is easier to read and verify.
Remark: Persistency and internal key store
The settings you make in the Text Options
dialog (like the alphabet) are not stored -- neither in the internal key store
nor in the registry.
So if you restart CrypTool the suggested alphabet for the text based ciphers
contains initially the capital letters only.


Salmon Sales
Data
Branch Name
Minimum Number of Customers
Maximum number of Customers
The Average
Thank You For Visiting Us


An introduction to Django's ORM
At the start of 2019 I started working with Django, a Python Web framework.
The nice thing about Django is that it comes with its own Object-Relational-Mapper (ORM) - meaning that you get to interact with your database in a nice Pythonical way instead of writing SQL queries. In short, its perfect for someone newer (like me) to learn the in’s-and-out’s of interacting with your database.
Let’s look at a small example on creating an SQL Table called “Person” which will have two rows for its first and last name respectively.
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Initializing an SQL database (without Django ORM)
CREATE TABLE myapp_person ( "id" serial NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, "first_name" varchar(30) NOT NULL, "last_name" varchar(30) NOT NULL );
Assuming a basic SQLite3 database, your code would probably look something like the above. Seems lengthy? Yikes! Now, let’s take a look at achieving something similar using the Django ORM instead.
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Initializing an SQL database (with Django ORM)
from django.db import models class Person(models.Model): first_name = models.CharField(max_length=30) last_name = models.CharField(max_length=30)
Much, much cleaner. As for more technical specifics, a CharField is defined as a string field that we can use to define the rows in our database (should it accept a string/integer/boolean? etcetc.) You can configure it according to your needs.
Additionally, if you’re wondering where the id field went, Django automatically adds it for you! Check out the docs on different field types & automatic primary key fields
Now that we’re happy with this database we’ve created, let’s take a look at how we would access it with another SQL vs ORM example! The following code selects all the fields available in our Person table.
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Database querying (without Django ORM)
SELECT * FROM myapp_person;
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Database querying (with Django ORM)
all_entries = Person.objects.all()
Since we’ve gotten the non-exciting examples out of the way, let’s take a look at some possible code we would actually use in jobs that we get paid for.
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Get object by ID (without Django ORM)
SELECT * FROM Person WHERE id = {}.format(id)
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Get object by ID (with Django ORM)
obj = Person.objects.get(id=this_object_id)
Bonus points if you spot the SQL injection error above
I try and follow as much discussion as I can online about the disadvantages of using Django’s ORM (unable to perform complex SQL queries, an ORM will never be an effective representation of the underlying data model, etcetc.)
But for the most part, either I’m fortunate (or some might argue, unfortunate) that I haven’t come across any of the problems above in my daily work. So far, I haven’t found anything that I haven’t been able to achieve with this giant monolith.
If you’re interested in my opinion, I subscribe to Why Django Sucks, Except When It Doesn’t.
TLDR: While you’re arguing about what works and what doesn’t, someone already shipped the next Facebook with PHP
Til next time,
khairulslt
at 23:27


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Protected constructor. Use static method to create.
◆ _getDefaultClassName()
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Gets the name of the default image processing class (this may come from an option).
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Determines whether an image can be resized by the server based on dimensions.
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◆ createFromFile()
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Creates an image from an existing file.
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◆ createFromFileDirect()
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Creates an image from an existing file.
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◆ createImage()
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Crops the current image.
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| $y | Crop start y position |
| $width | Crop width |
| $height | Crop height |
◆ flip()
Flips the image horizontally (change X), vertically (change Y) or both
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◆ getHeight()
Gets the height of the image with current manipulations.
- Returns
- integer
◆ getOrientation()
Gets the orientation of the image (landscape, portrait, square)
- Returns
- string One of the ORIENTATION_ constants
◆ getWidth()
Gets the width of the image with current manipulations.
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◆ output()
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Outputs the processed image. If no output file is specified, the image is printed to the screen.
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| string | null | $outputFile | If specified, the file to write to; else, prints to screen |
| integer | $quality | Quality of outputted file (from 0 to 100) |
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- boolean True on success
◆ rotate()
Rotates the current image
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◆ thumbnail()
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Thumbnails the current image.
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◆ thumbnailFixedShorterSide()
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Produces a thumbnail of the current image whose shorter side is the specified length
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◆ transformByExif()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Michel/Desktop/test/xf/library/XenForo/Image/Abstract.php