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When asked about his latest big screen vehicle, _Held_Up_, by a radio DJ at a recent movie premiere, Jamie Foxx urged the crowd, "Don't see that shit." I can't blame him. "Held up" is more than just what happens to his character in this laugh-free comedy--it's also what happens to Foxx's promising career with this creaky vehicle.
Foxx is a versatile talent; he more than held his dramatic own in Oliver Stone's _Any_Given_Sunday_, whose soundtrack also gave him an opportunity to show off his impressive singing chops. First and foremost, though, he's known for his skill as a comedian, as displayed on his eponymous WB sitcom or, better yet, his stint on _In_Living_Color_. And there are moments in _Held_Up_ where his gift shines through. As his Michael Dawson and a few others are held hostage by a robber (Eduardo Yañez) in a middle-of-nowhere convenience store, Foxx has his moments, such as when a spontaneous rendition of Earth, Wind and Fire's "Reasons" spurs on a mass singalong.
Maybe that example isn't exactly a gutbuster, but, sadly, is one of the more inspired moments of Jeff Eastin's weak script. Michael, who had been on a long road trip from Chicago with his girlfriend Rae (Nia Long), ends up at the convenience store after she leaves him there after learning that the vintage car in which they've been traveling cost much more than he said. Not long after she hitches a ride to the nearby Las Vegas airport, Michael's beloved car is stolen, and he's stuck in the convenience store with a typically eccentric bunch--one that grows even moreso with the arrival of the robber.
Eastin's idea of comedy is playing to racial stereotypes. The small desert town in which the store is located is a haven for bumbling rednecks. Those in law enforcement, such as Sheriff Pembry (Barry Corbin) and Deputy Beaumont (Jake Busey) are not much more intelligent, if not even less so. Michael, being the only black man in town, is mistaken for famous African-Americans such as Puff Daddy and--in a particularly weak joke--Mike Tyson since "Dawson" sounds oh so much like "Tyson."
With director Steve Rash focusing on the less-than-scintillating hostage crisis--which is made even more tedious by the real-time storytelling--Long is left with nothing to do. Every so often Rash cuts to Rae waiting in an airport bar for her flight back home to Chicago, telling the bartender (Julie Hagerty) about her relationship with Michael. Since there are no attempts at humor, strained or otherwise, in these passages they are somewhat easier to tolerate than the groan-inducing would-be hijinks at the convenience store. That fact, of course, doesn't necessarily mean that these scenes aren't boring, which they are.
That, in a nutshell, is what's wrong with _Held_Up_: it's boring. It takes some doing to make performers as magnetic and energetic as Foxx and Long uninteresting to watch, and that's exactly what Rash and Eastin have managed to accomplish here. Foxx and Long will easily recover from this career misstep, but one has to wonder just how they got held up with _Held_Up_ in the first place.
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What is the pyGOMoDo?
The pyGOMoDo library is divided into two main modules: the modeling and docking modules. The modeling module follows the same framework pipeline as the original web-service:
Protein sequence alignment and hidden markov model profile generation with hh-suite(Steinegger et al. 2019).
Homology modeling with the Modeller software(Webb and Sali 2016).
Model quality assessment with QMEANBrane(Studer, Biasini, and Schwede 2014) through the Swiss-Model web-service API(Waterhouse et al. 2018).
The HMM profiles are generated against the most updated version of the UniRef30(Mirdita et al. 2017) database, and the templates are obtained by aligning the generated HMM profile against a database of HMM profiles for the GPCRs whose structures are known. This latter database was built by us from scratch by gathering all the human GPCRs structures deposited on the Protein Data Bank (rcsb.org). All the structures were parsed, cleaned and uniformed, and their HMM profiles were built also against the UniRef30 database(Mirdita et al. 2017). For each pdb structure we have calculated its coverage - percentage of resolved sequence amino acids - and retrieved, when possible, the conformational state of the receptor. Thus, the choice for the best templates for modeling can be done according to the “resolved coverage” of the structure and its conformational state (when possible).
Differently from the original GOMoDo web-service, the docking module of pyGOMoDo works independently from the modeling module. The user can perform molecular docking over a structure modeled with the modeling module, another software or web-server, or even over an experimental structure. The docking module implements the Autodock Vina(Trott and Olson 2010) and rDOCK(Ruiz-Carmona et al. 2014) docking programs in 3 different docking protocols:
A typical Autodock Vina protocol but with automatic selection of the orthosteric binding site (all the autodock Vina setting values can be toggled by the user),
Docking of molecules on the binding site of crystallographic ligand with rDock
Tethered docking of molecules on a crystallographic ligand also with rDOCK. The docking module also implements the ProLIF (Protein-Ligand Interaction Fingerprints)(Bouysset and Fiorucci 2021) tool that allows the analysis of all the ligand-protein interactions.
The pyGOMoDO library was specifically designed having in mind its usage through jupyter notebooks providing the sweet-spot between performance, flexibility and visualization. Tables visualization are rendered by the pandas library and protein visualization by the py3Dmol (Rego and Koes 2015) library.


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| VState:ExpressedField | rdfs:List |
| description
| The custom 'getter' expressor of an ExpressedField as a VPlot.This expressor is used to resolve the dynamic, inferred value of the
field whenever it is requested. More specifically, whenever an inferred
state triple is requested for a resource field with a custom expressor
the expressor vplot is valked using following scope values:
Once the valk is resolved the inferred triple subject, predicate and
object are set to be the field owner resource id, the field id itself
and the valk result value, respectively.
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|
| VState:EventLoggedField | rdfs:List |
| description
| The custom 'setter' impressor of an EventLoggedField as a VPlot.This impressor is used as part of building an event object whenever
some operation would assign a value to the field. More specifically,
upon assignment the impressor vplot is valked using following scope
values:
-
VValk:0
positional argument 0
is set to the field owner id
VState:3is set to possible valospace primary value of the field
if one is defined (in which case the expressor can act as a mutator)
|
|
| VState:AliasField | VState:Field |
| description
| The alias target property specifies the inference source and mutation
target of an alias field.
|
|
| VState:Field | xsd:boolean |
| description
| This field refers to a resource which is owned by the field subject
resource. If the subject resource is is destroyed or if this field
is removed then the owned resource is cascade destroyed.
|
|
| VState:Field | xsd:boolean |
| description
| This field refers to a resource which owns the field subject resource.
If the owner is destroyed or if the coupled field (which is marked
with isOwnerOf) is removed from the owner then the subject resource
will be cascade destroyed. Removing the isOwnedBy field itself will
only orphan the subject resource.
|
|
| VState:Field | valosField |
| description
| |
|
| DEPRECATED in favor of:
| VState:coupledToField |
| VState:Field | valosField |
| description
| |
|
| VState:Field | xsd:string |
| description
| |
|
| VState:Field | xsd:boolean |
| description
| Field with this property prevent destruction of their subject
resource if the field has active couplings inside the same chronicle.
|
|
| VState:Field | xsd:boolean |
| description
| If set to false this field not be visible for DUPLICATED class of
events.
|
|
| VState:Field | rdfs:Resource |
| description
| The implicit initial value of the resource field when the resource is
created.
|
|
| VState:Field | rdfs:Resource |
| description
| The value of a resource field which doesn't have an own value defined
(ie. is evaluated before prototype field lookup).
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| VState:Field | rdfs:Resource |
| description
| The value of a resource field which doesn't have a value defined by
any resource in its prototype chain.
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| VState:Field | xsd:boolean |
| description
| Bypass the default behavior which forces transient fields to be plural
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| print precision | less than or equal to 20 | |
| tolerance | less than or equal to 2^_34 | |
| recursion limit | (function call depth limit) 100 for Windows CE, 10000 for all others |
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- The graph type this formatter is forpublic abstract class AbstractGraphFormatter<G extends AbstractGraph<?,?,?>>
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AbstractGraphFormatter() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
createFormattedRepresentation(AbstractGraph<?,?,?> graph,
boolean includeWeights,
boolean useShortLabels,
boolean plotLoops)
Creates a formatted representation of the given graph.
|
static void |
formatDecorations(java.lang.StringBuilder builder,
AbstractVertex<?,?,?> vertex)
Utility function to format the decorations attached to a vertex.
|
protected abstract java.lang.String |
formatGraph(G graph,
boolean includeWeights,
boolean useShortLabels,
boolean plotLoops)
This method encapsulates the concrete graph formatting.
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abstract java.lang.String |
getDefaultFileName()
Returns the default file name suggested by this formatter.
|
static java.lang.String |
getDotRepresentation(Color color)
Returns the dot (graphviz) representation of the given color.
|
public java.lang.String createFormattedRepresentation(AbstractGraph<?,?,?> graph, boolean includeWeights, boolean useShortLabels, boolean plotLoops)
graph
- The graph to formatincludeWeights
- Determines whether to include weights or not.useShortLabels
- Determines whether to use short labels or not.plotLoops
- Determines whether to plot loops or not.protected abstract java.lang.String formatGraph(G graph, boolean includeWeights, boolean useShortLabels, boolean plotLoops)
graph
- The input graph to formatincludeWeights
- Determines whether to include weights or not.useShortLabels
- Determines whether to use short labels or not.plotLoops
- Determines whether to plot loops or not.public static void formatDecorations(java.lang.StringBuilder builder, AbstractVertex<?,?,?> vertex)
builder
- The builder to send the output tovertex
- The vertex to work withpublic abstract java.lang.String getDefaultFileName()
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- The color to convertCopyright 2021 Kieker Project, http://kieker-monitoring.net


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| Analysis Situs ./features/check contour closeness |
| Download | Features | Source code | Terminology | References |
The visualization engine of Analysis Situs is designed to be tolerant to possible anomalies in the CAD model definition. Since the number of possible geometric flaws in boundary representation is literally countless, it is important to cope with them, and, whenever reasonable, to draw the user's attention to the detected problems. According to [Requicha, 1980], a mathematical model of a rigid solid body is a bounded, closed, regular, semianalythic subset of a three-dimensional space. Such an abstract entity is called an "r-set." This definition has become a commonly accepted mathematical formalism in the field of engineering geometric modeling. Therefore, one of the basic requirements for a rigid solid is closeness. In the boundary representation scheme, closeness of a body can be seen at different levels.
Both properties are checked automatically on CAD model import. The shaded visualization of a model starts with preparation of facets, i.e., the triangles to be passed to the graphics device for rendering. However, if Analysis Situs finds that some face is not closed, it does not attempt to draw its facets. Instead, the host surface is visualized with isoparametric lines.
The closeness check is done in the parametric domain (UV space) of each face. The coincidence test is done using the local tolerances of the face.


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This example shows how to compile and render Jade templates in the browser.
Note that although it is supported, we do not recommend compiling
in the browser; rather, you should pre-compile the template using
jade.compileClient
or jade.compileFileClient
.


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Specifies properties to override the automatically generated values for the kieker monitoring configuration, in the java properties syntax:
# comment name1=value1 name2=value2
Not all properties can be overriden when proper function of the plugin should be maintained.
Most importantly, when overriding kieker.monitoring.writer
and
kieker.monitoring.writer.filesystem.FileWriter.customStoragePath
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mentry::setTheme
Commandmentry::getCurrentTheme
Commandmentry::getThemes
Commandmentry::setThemeDefaults
CommandThe commands described in this reference page should only be invoked when using the package Mentry_tile. They enable you to set and query the current theme, to retrieve a list of the available themes, and to make sure that your widgets will have a theme-specific appearance.
mentry::setTheme
Commandmentry::setTheme
– Set the current themementry::setTheme theme
theme
,
loading it if necessary. It is simply an alias for
ttk::setTheme
or tile::setTheme
,
depending on the tile version loaded into the interpreter. (The
tile::setTheme
command was renamed to
ttk::setTheme
in tile version 0.8.)mentry::setTheme
command does exactly the same as the
original one: It loads the package implementing the given theme if needed,
sets the theme to the specified one, and saves the latter in the variable
ttk::currentTheme
or
tile::currentTheme
, depending on the current tile
version.mentry::getCurrentTheme
Commandmentry::getCurrentTheme
– Get the current themementry::getCurrentTheme
ttk::currentTheme
or
tile::currentTheme
, depending on the tile version
loaded into the interpreter. (The namespace containing the variable
currentTheme
was changed in tile version 0.8 from
tile
to ttk
.)mentry::getThemes
Commandmentry::getThemes
– Get the themes registered in the
package databasementry::getThemes
ttk::themes
or tile::availableThemes
, depending on the tile version
loaded into the interpreter. (The
tile::availableThemes
command was renamed to
ttk::themes
in tile version 0.8.)mentry::setThemeDefaults
Commandmentry::setThemeDefaults
– Set theme-specific
default values of some mentry configuration optionsmentry::setThemeDefaults
mentry::themeDefaults
with theme-specific default
values of a series of Mentry configuration options. The array names
are the command-line names of the options, and the corresponding array
values are the default values of these configuration options for the
currently set tile theme.mentry::themeDefaults
are:
-background
, -foreground
, and
-font
. In addition, the command sets some other
array elements to theme-specific default values, needed for internal
purposes, like updating the background and foreground colors of the label
components of a mentry widget in disabled
or
readonly
state; the corresponding array names are:
-disabledbackground
,
-disabledforeground
, and
-readonlybackground
. Finally, the array values
associated with the names -selectbackground
,
-selectforeground
, and
-selectborderwidth
are not used by Mentry_tile, but
might prove useful for other purposes, as described below.mentry::setThemeDefaults
command is
invoked by Mentry_tile automatically whenever a mentry widget is createad
or the <<ThemeChanged>>
virtual event is
received by a mentry widget. In the latter case, the widget is
reconfigured, using the new default values of those options that were not
set explicitly to values different from the corresponding defaults.mentry::themeDefaults
, you can make sure
that classical Tk widgets, e.g., text, will have a theme-specific
appearance, just like the tile widgets. For example, you can add some
common configuration options to the option database as follows:mentry::setThemeDefaults option add *Text.background $mentry::themeDefaults(-background) option add *Text.foreground $mentry::themeDefaults(-foreground) option add *Font $mentry::themeDefaults(-font) option add *selectBackground $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectbackground) option add *selectForeground $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectforeground) option add *selectBorderWidth $mentry::themeDefaults(-selectborderwidth)


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Adds custom HTML after the selected content.
A jQuery deferred object that is resolved once the print function is called. Can be used to setup callbacks.
To prepend a doctype to the printed document frame.
Whether or not the styles from the parent document should be included.
Whether to print from an iframe instead of a pop-up window; can take the CSS selector of an existing iframe.
Should it copy user-updated form input values onto the printed markup (this is done by manually iterating over each form element).
Whether or not link tags with media='print'
should be included; overridden by the globalStyles.
option.
A selector for the items that are to be excluded from printing.
Adds custom HTML before the selected content.
URL of an external stylesheet to be included.
To change the amount of max time to wait for the content, etc to load before printing the element from the new window or iframe created, as a fallback if the load event for the new window or iframe has not fired yet.
To change the printed title. Must be a single line.
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Class WMLDocument
java.lang.Object
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- public class WMLDocument
- extends java.lang.Object
This class implements the wml document container
- Author:
- Written by Anders.Samuelson, Modifications by Örjan Petersson
|
Method Summary |
WMLDocument |
appendWML(Element value)
Append to the wml element for this document container. |
WMLDocument |
appendWML(java.lang.String value)
Append to the wml element for this document container. |
WML |
getWML()
Get the wml element for this document container. |
WMLDocument |
setWML(WML wml)
Set the wml element for this document container. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Override the toString() method so that it prints something meaningful. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
, clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, registerNatives, wait, wait, wait |
XML_VERSION
private static final java.lang.String XML_VERSION
DOCTYPE
private static final java.lang.String DOCTYPE
wml
private WML wml
WMLDocument
public WMLDocument()
- Basic constructor.
WMLDocument
public WMLDocument(WML wml)
getWML
public WML getWML()
- Get the wml element for this document container.
setWML
public WMLDocument setWML(WML wml)
- Set the wml element for this document container.
appendWML
public WMLDocument appendWML(Element value)
- Append to the wml element for this document container.
- Parameters:
value
- adds to the value between the wml tags
appendWML
public WMLDocument appendWML(java.lang.String value)
- Append to the wml element for this document container.
- Parameters:
value
- adds to the value between the wml tags
toString
public final java.lang.String toString()
- Override the toString() method so that it prints something meaningful.
- Overrides:
toString
in class java.lang.Object
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Adding not found page to ASP.Net Core application in Visual Studio Code
As we've seen before, when no middleware handles an HTTP request, the fallback handle defined in "app.Run()" in "Startup.cs"
"Configure" method is invoked. To change the response for a not found resource, this generic handler needs to be changed.
Note: If no fallback handler is set, Asp.Net Core return a NotFound (404) HTTP Code to the client without any content.
To return a file in the fallback hander, these steps need to be follwed:
-
Add a not found file
Add a file to "wwwroot" folder, name it "notfound.html" and set this as its content:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>Not found resource</title>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>

You are requesting a resource that does not exist or is not configured in this Asp.Net Core Web Application!

-
Configure returning the file
As we've seen before, we need to tell the fallback handler to return the "not found" page by changing the "app.Run()"
method in "Startup.cs" "Configure()" method. The whole file will look like this:
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http;
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
namespace webApp
{
public class Startup
{
// This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to add services to the container.
// For more information on how to configure your application, visit https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=398940
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
}
// This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to configure the HTTP request pipeline.
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app)
{
var defaultFilesOptions = new DefaultFilesOptions();
defaultFilesOptions.DefaultFileNames.Clear();
defaultFilesOptions.DefaultFileNames.Add("index.html");
app.UseDefaultFiles(defaultFilesOptions);
app.UseStaticFiles();
app.Run(async (context) =>
{
await context.Response.SendFileAsync("wwwroot/notfound.html");
});
}
}
}
-
Test not found fallback
Hit F5 to run the project and, after the browser opens the default document, change the URL in the address
bar adding gibberish to it like http://localhost:5000/asdfasd. The
result should be the content of the "notfound.html" file with the HTML styling:
You are requesting a resource that does not exist or is not configured in this Asp.Net Core Web Application!


PyPI-Publisher (ppp)¶
Overview¶
A cli for publishing packages to pypi, without the hassle. It just lets you in one command line call upsert into your .pypirc file (or reference a server already in it, or create a new file altogether if it doesn’t exist), create the git tag for the version specified in your setup.py file, lint the directory to make sure the required files are there, then register and push it all up.
Super easy.
In the future, we aim to add in more complex linting / last minute checks and aim to remove the need for a pypirc file in the first place (perhaps by creating it on the the fly with the passed args and removing it, or by mocking it).
Installation / Usage¶
To install use pip:
Or clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/wdm0006/pypi-publisher.git
python setup.py install
Then to use just:
ppp [command] [-options]
Available commands are:
- publish
- tag
- publish-sphinx
- list-servers
Available options are:
- -u/–username
- -p/–password
- -i/–index-url
- -s/–server-name
- -d/–dry-run
- -v/–verbose
- -t/–create-tag
In general, the 4 things being done are:
- update the .pypi file
- linting the candidate repository
- pushing a tag to git for the release
- publishing the repository to a pypi server
Updating .pypi file¶
If you already have a .pypi file at ~ on the box, then you can just pass -s to reference a server in that. If you pass -s and -u, -p, and/or -i for a server that is in the file already, the parameters passed will be upserted into that file. If you pass -s, -u, -p, and -i for a server that is not in the file, it will be inserted as a new server.
A few examples:
To use an existing server
ppp publish -s=foo
To update some values (username and index url) for an existing server
ppp publish -s=foo -u=bar -i=baz
To create a whole new server:
ppp publish -s=foo -u=bar -p=baz -i=bat
Linting the candidate repository¶
Currently, the linting is very basic, and is just checking that a few files actually exist (manifest.in, setup.py and setup.cfg). This happens in all runs, regardless of flags passed.
Pushing a tag to git¶
If you pass the -t flag, ppp will try to find the version number in the setup.py file and push a tag with the version to git. The search looks for any line (case insensitive) that starts with __version__ or version, and takes it’s value, so
__version__ = '1.0.0'
or
VERSION = '1.0.0'
Would both work perfectly. It’s worth noting that if you push tags on the initial publishing to a test server, you won’t need to push the same tag again for the following publishing to the prod server.
Publishing the repository¶
Currently, this only supports sdist uploads, in the future we plan to add more sophisticated packaging functionality, like wheels.
Detailed Documentation¶
Coming soon.


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After a few months (or maybe years?!) telling myself “I should be writing about this somewhere” every time I found something quirky or every time I’ve won one of those epic battles against a library or language… It has finally happened! My blog is a reality!
So here I am. I didn’t exactly know what to write in this first post, so I thought that it could be a good idea to write something for my future self. I know myself quite well (yes ma, even better than you do!), and I know that in the future I’ll be asking myself questions like “why am I writing this?”. So if you don’t mind I’m going to mention few objectives that I’d like to achieve with the passage of time.
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SChartCrosshair Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIView |
| Conforms to | SChartCrosshair |
| Declared in | SChartCrosshair.h |
| Availability | Standard Premium |
| Related samples | BarChart LineChart |
Overview
The SChartCrosshair provides a small circle target with lines that extend to the axis. This is accompanied by a tooltip object - nominally a UIView. The default implementation for the tooltip is provided by SChartCrosshairTooltip
. For data points with multiple values at a single point, another implementation, SChartCrosshairMultiValueTooltip
, has also been provided.
The crosshair is enabled with a tap-and-hold gesture and will lock to the nearest series to pan through the values. On a line series the values will be interpolated between data points, on all other series types the crosshair will jump from data point to data point. Note that line series interpolation can be switched off by setting interpolatePoints
to NO
.
In order for a crosshair to be displayed on a chart series, the series must have its [SChartSeries crosshairEnabled]
property set to YES
. This defaults to NO
, so you will need to set this property on the series in your chart.
More information about using SChartCrosshair can be found in the user guide, and in our tutorials ‘Customizing that Crosshair’ and ‘Data streaming, crosshairs and custom tooltips in ShinobiCharts’.
An alternative crosshair implementation, SChartSeriesCrosshair
, has also been provided.
Warning: Crosshairs are not currently supported on radial charts.
Tasks
Initialization
-
– initWithChart:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated crosshair object, which is associated with the specified chart.
-
trackingSeries
Configures the crosshair to track a particular series on the chart.
property -
trackingPoint
Configures the crosshair to track a particular data point on the chart.
property -
chart
The crosshair holds a reference to the chart which contains it.
property
Style
-
style
The
propertySChartCrosshairStyle
object manages the look of the crosshair.
Tooltip
-
tooltip
The tooltip which presents the current data values to the user.
property
Customization
-
enableCrosshairLines
When set to
propertyYES
the lines from the target point to the axis will be displayed. -
– shouldDrawCrosshairLinesForPoint:inFrame:
Returns
YES
if the crosshair should draw its tracking lines to the specified point, given the specified frame. -
outOfRangeBehavior
Defines the behavior of the crosshair when it goes out of range.
property -
interpolatePoints
If set to
propertyYES
the crosshair will move smoothly between points when tracking a line series. -
– showCrosshair
Displays the crosshair (with lines and tooltip) on the chart.
-
– removeCrosshair
-
– drawCrosshairLines
Performs the drawing of the lines and the target circle element of the crosshair.
-
– setDefaultTooltip
Sets the current tooltip element of the crosshair to be an instance of the default base-class -
SChartCrosshairTooltip
. -
mode
This describes whether the crosshair is in floating mode or not.
property
Event notifications
-
– crosshairMovedOutOfRange
This method is called when the crosshair moves out of the visible range of the chart.
-
– crosshairMovedInsideRange
This method is called when the crosshair moves while inside the visible range of the chart.
-
– crosshairShouldKeepTracking
Returns whether the crosshair should keep tracking. If this is the case, the crosshair should provide a series to track, using its
trackingSeries
property. -
– crosshairTrackingFailed
This method informs the crosshair that a gesture was performed which failed to select any series.
-
– crosshairChartGotPinchAndPan
This method informs the crosshair that there was a pinch/pan gesture on the chart.
-
– crosshairChartGotTapAt:
This method is informs the crosshair that there was a tap gesture on the chart at a point.
-
– crosshairChartGotLongPressAt:
This method informs the crosshair that there was a long press gesture on the chart at a point.
-
– chartDidReload
Notifies the crosshair that its parent chart reloaded its data.
Moving the crosshair
-
– moveToPosition:andDisplayDataPoint:fromSeries:andSeriesDataPoint:
This method is called when the crosshair changes position.
-
– moveToFloatingPixelPosition:
Moves the crosshair to the specified pixel coordinates.
-
– moveToFloatingPosition:onXAxis:onYAxis:
Moves the crosshair to the coordinates on the chart corresponding to the specified data point relative to the specified axes.
Properties
chart
The crosshair holds a reference to the chart which contains it.
@property (nonatomic, assign) ShinobiChart *chart
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
enableCrosshairLines
When set to YES
the lines from the target point to the axis will be displayed.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL enableCrosshairLines
Discussion
By default, this property is set to YES
.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
interpolatePoints
If set to YES
the crosshair will move smoothly between points when tracking a line series.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL interpolatePoints
Discussion
Otherwise the crosshair will jump from point to point as it tracks.
By default, this property is set to YES
.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
mode
This describes whether the crosshair is in floating mode or not.
@property (nonatomic) SChartCrosshairMode mode
Discussion
The mode is defined with the following options:
- SChartCrosshairModeSingleSeries: Configures the crosshair to lock to a single series, and display on the closest data point in that series only.
- SChartCrosshairModeFloating: Configures the crosshair to display on the closest data point.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
outOfRangeBehavior
Defines the behavior of the crosshair when it goes out of range.
@property (nonatomic) SChartCrosshairOutOfRangeBehavior outOfRangeBehavior
Discussion
The crosshair has different behaviors for when it goes out of range. In this context, “out of range” refers to the case when a series goes off the screen - i.e. it is out of range on one axis, but not the other.
- SChartCrosshairOutOfRangeBehaviorKeepAtEdge: Configures the crosshair to move along the edge of the canvas until the series comes back into range
- SChartCrosshairOutOfRangeBehaviorHide: Configures the crosshair to hide, but continue to track the series until it comes back in range.
- SChartCrosshairOutOfRangeBehaviorRemove: Configures the crosshair to remove itself entirely, leaving the chart open for panning or tracking a new series.
By default, the crosshair is set to SChartCrosshairRangeBehaviorHide
.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
style
The SChartCrosshairStyle
object manages the look of the crosshair.
@property (nonatomic, retain) SChartCrosshairStyle *style
Discussion
The default style for the crosshair is defined in the chart theme. If you wish to modify the look of the crosshair later on, you can set the properties on this object to achieve the desired look.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
tooltip
The tooltip which presents the current data values to the user.
@property (nonatomic, retain) SChartCrosshairTooltip *tooltip
Discussion
By default, this will be an instance of SChartCrosshairTooltip
. You can also override this class to present the crosshair data in a custom way.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
trackingPoint
Configures the crosshair to track a particular data point on the chart.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartPoint trackingPoint
Discussion
If this property isn’t set, the crosshair will lock to the nearest data point on the nearest series in the chart when it is drawn.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
trackingSeries
Configures the crosshair to track a particular series on the chart.
@property (nonatomic, retain) SChartMappedSeries *trackingSeries
Discussion
If this property isn’t set, the crosshair will lock to the nearest series on the chart when it is drawn.
Warning: The class of this property has been changed from SChartCartesianSeries
to SChartMappedSeries
.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
Instance Methods
chartDidReload
Notifies the crosshair that its parent chart reloaded its data.
- (void)chartDidReload
Discussion
The default behavior in this case is to remove the crosshair.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairChartGotLongPressAt:
This method informs the crosshair that there was a long press gesture on the chart at a point.
- (void)crosshairChartGotLongPressAt:(CGPoint)longpress
Parameters
- longpress
The point on the chart where the long press occurred.
Discussion
The default behavior of the crosshair is to do nothing. If you wish to do something with the crosshair on receiving this event, you can subclass SChartCrosshair, and override this method.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairChartGotPinchAndPan
This method informs the crosshair that there was a pinch/pan gesture on the chart.
- (void)crosshairChartGotPinchAndPan
Discussion
The default behavior in this case is to remove the crosshair.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairChartGotTapAt:
This method is informs the crosshair that there was a tap gesture on the chart at a point.
- (void)crosshairChartGotTapAt:(CGPoint)tap
Parameters
- tap
The point on the chart which was tapped.
Discussion
The default behavior in this case is to remove the crosshair.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairMovedInsideRange
This method is called when the crosshair moves while inside the visible range of the chart.
- (void)crosshairMovedInsideRange
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairMovedOutOfRange
This method is called when the crosshair moves out of the visible range of the chart.
- (void)crosshairMovedOutOfRange
Discussion
The behaviour of the crosshair at this point is defined by its mode
property.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairShouldKeepTracking
Returns whether the crosshair should keep tracking. If this is the case, the crosshair should provide a series to track, using its trackingSeries
property.
- (BOOL)crosshairShouldKeepTracking
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
crosshairTrackingFailed
This method informs the crosshair that a gesture was performed which failed to select any series.
- (void)crosshairTrackingFailed
Discussion
The default behavior in this case is to remove the crosshair.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
drawCrosshairLines
Performs the drawing of the lines and the target circle element of the crosshair.
- (void)drawCrosshairLines
Discussion
Override this function to provide custom lines or other drawn elements.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
initWithChart:
Initializes and returns a newly allocated crosshair object, which is associated with the specified chart.
- (id)initWithChart:(ShinobiChart *)parentChart
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
moveToFloatingPixelPosition:
Moves the crosshair to the specified pixel coordinates.
- (void)moveToFloatingPixelPosition:(CGPoint)floatingCoords
Parameters
- floatingCoords
The pixel coordinates to which to move the crosshair.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
moveToFloatingPosition:onXAxis:onYAxis:
Moves the crosshair to the coordinates on the chart corresponding to the specified data point relative to the specified axes.
- (void)moveToFloatingPosition:(SChartPoint)point onXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis onYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis
Parameters
- point
The data point to which to move the crosshair.
- xAxis
The x axis with which the data point is associated. The x value of the data point will be mapped to this axis.
- yAxis
The y axis with which the data point is associated. The y value of the data point will be mapped to this axis.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
moveToPosition:andDisplayDataPoint:fromSeries:andSeriesDataPoint:
This method is called when the crosshair changes position.
- (void)moveToPosition:(SChartPoint)coords andDisplayDataPoint:(SChartPoint)dataPoint fromSeries:(SChartMappedSeries *)series andSeriesDataPoint:(id<SChartData>)dataseriesPoint
Parameters
- coords
The location on the chart where the crosshair should appear, in points.
- dataPoint
The crosshair tooltip will display the value of this data point. This can either be an interpolated point, or the nearest actual point on the series, depending on the configuration of the crosshair.
- series
The series on the chart which the crosshair is locked to.
- dataseriesPoint
This parameter is used by
SChartCrosshairMultiValueTooltip
. In this case, the tooltip will display the values contained in this point rather than the value of dataPoint. For other types of tooltip, this parameter is ignored.
Discussion
Warning: The ‘series’ parameter has been changed from class SChartCartesianSeries
to SChartMappedSeries
.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
removeCrosshair
- (BOOL)removeCrosshair
Discussion
This method is called by the chart when the crosshair should be dismissed. Override this method to control the display of the crosshair in subclasses.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
setDefaultTooltip
Sets the current tooltip element of the crosshair to be an instance of the default base-class - SChartCrosshairTooltip
.
- (void)setDefaultTooltip
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h
shouldDrawCrosshairLinesForPoint:inFrame:
Returns YES
if the crosshair should draw its tracking lines to the specified point, given the specified frame.
- (BOOL)shouldDrawCrosshairLinesForPoint:(CGPoint)point inFrame:(CGRect)frame
Discussion
This defaults to a simple bounds check - whether the point is inside the frame.
Declared In
SChartCrosshair.h


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Sounds like the number of files in your directory exceeds the
g:CommandTMaxFiles
setting (which defaults to 10,000). You can increase that.Alternatively, your Vim
'wildignore'
setting might be excluding those files, if you've changed that recently (which I doubt).See the docs for more info.
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
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anonymous
That seems to be the case. Is there some way to check how many files are indexed so you know when you need to consider updating wildignore or changing the max files setting?
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Greg Hurrell
You could get an approximate idea (ie. not taking into account ignored files) in the shell with:
$ find . -type f | wc -l
In general you can just up the limit until you notice some kind of performance degradation. On my machine, for example, I've upped it to 30,000 with no problems. This gives me considerable headroom in the largest project I'm currently working on (about 11k files).
-
anonymous
Well that's gonna count files inside dot directories too right?
I think command-t feels a little bit sluggish already with 10k files. But I'll try upping it to 20k and see what happens.
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anonymous
Well I remembered you can do it with find | grep -v '/\.' | wc -l
And I upped the limit to 20k and yeah it's still really fast. I don't where I got it from that it sometimes feels a little bit sluggish.
-
Greg Hurrell
In my experience the three things that can make it feel sluggish are:
- opening it in a directory with a million files and the
g:CommandTMaxFiles
set too high - not having
'wildignore'
appropriately set to ignore hierarchies that you're not interested in - having an ambiguous mapping that Vim has to wait for to disambiguate
That last one is particularly subtle. In my case I had Command-T mapped to
<Leader>t
(ie.\t
), and there was a noticeable delay every time I opened it, even though it was instant for colleagues who have identical machines to mine.Turned out that the Align.vim plug-in defined a bunch of other mappings that all began with
<Leader>t
, which meant that whenever Vim saw<Leader>t
it had to pause for a second to see if I was going to continue typing one of the letters corresponding to those other mappings.In the end I got around it by preventing Align.vim from loading the file that sets up those conflicting mappings with a line like this in my
~/.vimrc
:let g:loaded_AlignMapsPlugin = "v41"
- opening it in a directory with a million files and the
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Most wonderful show is
Keeping up with the Joneses
Hi
Welcome to episode 76 of Keeping Up With The Joneses
Hello
You look really cute
Thanks
(Laughing)
You're going to be really fun
(Sigh)
I was wondering if there was anything attractive about me
Yes, your voice
What's the most attractive thing about my body?
I can't think of anything else to say.
Okay.
And we're back.
And we're back, ladies and gentlemen.
Little fun with helium courtesy of Michael Jones birthday party.
We had a three year old birthday party.
Do you want to start there?
Yep.
So we had 14 superheroes here.
Yeah.
Explain that you had a superhero themed birthday party.
We did.
He wanted a superhero themed birthday party.
And all the kids showed up in superhero costumes.
Yes.

Yes, we had two American villains and one British villain.
The British do make the most excellent villains.
Yes.
And they look very dapper because apparently you have to wear a sports jacket and a bow tie.
Yes.
And then our children attacked them with silly string.
Yes, which was a stroke of genius on your bath.
Thank you.
Do you want to talk about the Spider-Man candy apples?
Yes.
We made on Friday, we made 16 Spider-Man candy apples.
myself and my friend Molly.
And...
And they were beautiful.
They were...
They were...
...etrically designed.
Amazing.

I mean they were amazing.
Yes.
You spent hours.
Yes.
And then we went on to make other things and then I went to go and speak to a group of
of ladies and I got home at like 10 o'clock at night and just went to check on them and
all of the candy apple and icing had slid off them onto the sheet because of humanity.
We should have put them in the fridge. We probably shouldn't have done them when it
was raining apparently. Okay. I've never done them before but.
But then the superhero Molly. Yes. Went and created more that night. She went and got
all the stuff at like midnight to make them again the next day and then showed up at our
house at seven in the morning to pick up all the rest of the supplies.
She totally saved the day. She did. She made a three-year-old boys' birthday party a huge
success. She really did. And they were really good candy apples. They are. Yeah. I have eaten
about seven of them. You have not. We didn't have them to eat. I've eaten all the ones I could find.
Oh dear.
Oh, they're delicious.
Mm-hmm.
So we talked about a lot of stuff this week.
Yeah, we did.
I taught in women and ministry.
You did.
And it was amazing.
Say that again, but louder.
It was so good.
[laughs]
It's a favorite topic of mine.
Mm-hmm.
You did such a great job, too, of unpacking it and explaining where people get their
ideas from and how that's actually not what the passages are saying.
Well, I was helped greatly by an excellent book called Why Not Women.
Yes, and we're in Cunningham.
And somebody else.
Must be terrible to be the second author
'cause you can never remember the name.
We'll put LinkedIn in the show notes,
but in the excellent book,
if you're a lot of people are saying,
can I get copies of the teaching?
But the recordings that we made didn't turn out very well
for a number of reasons.
But actually, if you just go buy that book,
it's very, very helpful.
A lot of the revelation I was teaching from
was found in that book.
It's an excellent book.
I highly recommend it.
Cool.
And then what do we do Thursday night, baby?
Well, Thursday night,
we had a married couples sex talk
the School of Ministry students.
That sounds fascinating.
So, what's a married couple sex talk?
Well, there's a brilliant author, Dr. Kevin Lehman, and he said that the quality of sex
that you're having is actually a reflection of the quality of marriage that you have.
And I thought it's interesting that God invented both marriage and sex.
And generally speaking, the church doesn't speak on either topic.

And yet nobody is going to speak to them about it.
Right.
And nobody talks about it, especially in the church.
I mean, it's like taboo.
Right.
So your sources of income, your sources of input on sex are usually going to come from
fairly unwholesome sources.

And some of the feedback we got from Mary couples was, hey, teaching on sexual sin is
awesome, but what about those of us who are married and can have sex, but I've got legitimate
questions. Where can we get answers for that? So we occasionally do these random evenings.
So there's no doubt about it. It is really awkward to get a group of people together and just have
somebody talk about sex. But honestly, I forget that it's awkward once I've started talking about it.
I think what encourages me is we have had this talk twice in the last five years.
Yeah. And after the last time that we had the talk, there was lots of great feedback from people
that were just saying, "Wow, this changed a lot of stuff for us and things." So I'm looking forward
to hearing about how it's helped. Let's stop talking about sex and talk about one of our other
favorite topics. Okay. This week, I want to talk about life languages. Okay.
So life languages is one of those things that until you've done it, you don't quite understand
why everybody's excited about it.
And then once you do your life language profile, you then become the person that's talking
about it all the time and other people don't understand it.
So in a nutshell, life language is pretty much a communication, a personality profile.
It's way more than that, but that's the easiest way to describe what it is.
You were trained in the, what's the one that all the businesses do?
Myers breaks.
So you were a Myers break trained person and you would do that for your old job.
Yeah, I tested management and then reassigned management teams based on strengths and weaknesses
from using Myers breaks.
So lots of people would know Myers breaks.
They would know all about that.
In your opinion, Myers break versus life languages.
Life languages is way, way better.
Way, way better.
It's also Holy Spirit inspired.
And it's way more comprehensive.
You know, with Miresprays, there's just a few boxes you can be put in.
With life languages, you're not really put in a box at all.
No.

It takes about 15 minutes, 15 to 20 minutes.
And after that, you are sent a report that is basically like having the most accurate
prophetic word or most accurate word of knowledge about you.

One of the things it gives you is a fluency rating in seven different languages, which
will come to in a second.
The premise being that every single person can speak seven different communication languages
to degrees of fluency.
You can all speak them, but we're more dominant in some of the languages than in others.
That's very, very helpful.
But it also gives you so much more than that.
In the report that you get, it will tell you your learning style.
It will tell you your intrusion level, like how well do you do with people interrupting
what you're doing?
It will tell you things like your susceptibility to stress and how to help with those things.
Here's a couple of things.
tell you is your acceptance level, which is basically how you tend to view yourself, whether
you more easily see your strengths and positive attributes, or whether you tend to focus on
your weaknesses or negative qualities. What do you think they said about me?
I think they said you probably focus on your strengths and you have a positive outlook
about yourself.
I scored 98 on that. It said a high acceptance level indicates that you are comfortable in
the way you see and accept yourself. You tend to focus more on your positive attributes,
recalling your successes and strengths. Negative input about yourself by others probably will not
bother you too greatly or for too long and your acceptance will generally not be shaken.
- Check.
- How do you even know that? That's unbelievable.
You're... Is the other one... You know how people either say I'm an extrovert or an introvert?
- Yeah.
Well, this is kind of a little broader than just those two buckets.
So they have this thing called your interactive style.

This is what they said about me.
It seems this makes sense.
This scale indicates how comfortable you are with people most of the time.
Constantly being around a lot of people, especially those you do not know well, can be exhausting and you may withdraw to prevent stress.
Yes, you may. That was me at my three-year-old son's birthday party. I was like, "And I'm done.
There's way too many little children here." Yes.
So it's super helpful. You get this profile back. And I think the most helpful thing about it is
it helps you understand you. Yeah. Like for the first time you read it and you're like,
"Oh, I totally make sense." And it's super validating. What I love about it is this huge emphasis that
that there are not better languages and worse or languages.
Does it just say worse, sir?
- Worse, sir.
- Yeah.
- Is that in your profile that you make up words?
(laughs)
- You know what?
It's a gift.
- Except it.
- But no, there's a real positive outlook
that, hey, there's not a better profile
than a worse profile.
There's not better languages than other languages.
It's just, hey, this is how you are,
and this is how you can improve in your communication.
These are things you could do
that would actually help you in your communication style.
So that's the first thing it does.
But then it gives you a map really
to help you understand other people's communication styles.
- And when those communication styles are in distress,
I find that so helpful to be able to identify,
oh, that's actually what I'm looking for
in your personality type to be a sign of distress.
So I can go, oh, hey, how can I help you?
How can I help?
Yeah.
- You can go online and fill in a profile
and you get a report
really really helpful. What's even more helpful than that is attending a seminar where they explain
a lot of the languages. And I remember one day sitting there and they were going through a language
that was my lowest language, the language I was least fluent, least familiar with. And I realized
that all the people I clashed with, it wasn't that they were bad people, revelation. It was just that
they weren't wired the same way I was. And so I began to understand and have grace for them and
and not think, you know, it's amazing that when we don't understand people, we judge people,
and then we write off people, at least that's what I was doing.
So having this tool has been so helpful.
So first of all, it helps you understand you.
Second of all, it helps you understand others and it's super helpful.
So there are seven languages, AJ Jones.
Can you name them?
I think I can.
there is shaper, contemplator, doer, influencer, responder, mover, and producer.
I was going to say shaker if I couldn't think of one.
Mover and shaker.
So, again, everybody can speak every language, but some languages require more intentionality
than others depending on how you're wired, depending on how you're built.
And also, depending on your job, your season of life, you tend to move around in the flu
and say, depending on what's demanded of you.
And the great thing is you can teach yourself to speak any of them.
So traditionally, in the last couple of years, spent a lot of intentional effort being more
fluent in the languages I'm less fluent in.
So realizing, actually, this is a real weakness in my communication style.
I'm going to try and pay more attention.
I've deliberately surrounded myself by people who are perhaps more fluent in the languages
that I'm least fluent in and asking them questions, trying to understand, trying to
pull up those lower languages and practice speaking those.
And like anything, it feels weird doing something that's not natural to you.
And I'm encouraged because the more comfortable you become in understanding and practicing
speaking all the seven languages, the better communicator you can become.
I think what I like about it too is you can, one of the things we've done is staffed for
our weaknesses.
Right.
So we've intentionally looked in and our personalities are very, very similar, which
helps us a lot in understanding each other.
But it also means we're going to have almost exactly the same weaknesses.
So we're going to have the same blind spots.
Right.
So it's helpful for us because we, on our staff, we have responders, we have movers, we have
the things that we're low in so that we can say, hey, we're thinking about communicating
this thing that way and sort of check in with all the different types of communications
and hear from, say, Sarah Paper from Shannon, oh, I don't know.
I wouldn't say it that way.
This might be, you know, me as a responder, I would hear so we can temper things that
we might put more bluntly because we're high shapers.
Or at least a year, a couple of years, I would run every email I was going to send that could
potentially be sensitive.
Past our assistant at the time who's very fluent in their responder language would run
it past her and just say, could you tell me how would you experience this email?
How could I write it better?
You just kind of rammed out again the areas of weakness.
So that doesn't help you at all if you don't know any of the makeup of those languages.
So every language of those seven languages that we talked about, there's not a better
language and a poorer language.
They're all brilliant languages.
But each language has got unique characteristics.
Every language has a filter, needs, passions, and key character strengths.
So a filter is something that colors incoming or outgoing communication.

The need is simply when you're dominant in this language, what is your need from the
people around you?
The passions are, what's the primary drive?
What's the spark that makes life worth living?
When you're dominant in different languages, you'll have different passions.
And then lastly, while our languages have their pros and cons, what is the unique character
strength, the outstanding strength that's unique to that language?
So I thought it would be fun to go through the top three languages that we have.
I don't want to go through all seven that would take forever.
Right.
But out of interest, our seven languages are almost identical, aren't they, babe?
They're very, very close.
What are we?
What's our language profile?
Shaper, Contemplator, Doer, Influencer, Responder, Mover, Producer.
All right.
And mine, from most fluent to least fluent, is Shaper, Contemplator, Doer, Producer, Mover, Influencer, and Responder.
Now again, to be able to listen to this, you're like, I'm a clue what that means.
What does that mean?
So I thought I'd take our top three, because they're all the same, shape or contemplate
or doer.
Yeah.
And speak about the unique traits of those three languages.
Okay.
People who are very fluent in the shape or language tend to be very organized.
They tend to be visionary people, very focused.
They're very good at delegating.
They're quite strategic and intentional.
They're basically natural leaders.
So I said this in our profile, I said, "High shapers have the ability to plan, organize
and lead many activities simultaneously.
High shapers have the ability to think and plan for both the long and short term.
It's not unusual for high shapers to have well thought out, 5, 10 or even 20 year goals.
High shapers like to organize their lives using charts and timelines.
My shapers are visionary with the ability to see the necessary steps of action that
are required to complete the goal.
I think the basic summary of a shaper is shapers love plans.
We feel most comfortable when there is a plan or if there isn't a plan knowing that
a plan is being formulated.
Yes, as long as there is a plan we're happy.
So remember we were talking about the different traits of that language.
the filter, the thing that's constantly evaluating all incoming and outgoing information is what?
Do you have a plan?
Right.
So for us, it's just absolutely natural that when we're meeting with people to think in
terms of plans, when people are in distress, we automatically come up with plans for them.
Yes, but sometimes what they don't need from us is a plan.
No, sometimes what they need is just to be heard.
Right.
And so we have had to learn to bring up our weaker languages, which actually don't meet
people with a plan, but meet people with care. Yes. And then if they want help with the plan
afterwards, that's fine. But the truth is, even when we're caring, we're still formulating a plan.
Yes. Because that's the gift of a shaper language. The needs, if you're very dominant in the
shaper language, what you need from other people is support and agreement. Now, at first, that could
sound like you just want a bunch of yes people, but that's not true. You want people who genuinely
have bought into the vision, who've bought into the plan. You want people who are happy to
lend support, who are in agreement with where you're going. And it's fairly common to find
shapers in leadership positions. And leadership positions can often be difficult positions because
you're leading people. Right. Yes, by definition. And by definition, a lot of people don't want to
to be led. So having agreement and support is often very, very welcome. The major passion
of a shaper, darling? The major passion of a shaper is to lead.
And the character strength. Patience.
Well is it patience for people? No, it's patience for the plan to come together. Right,
and that's the deal. Shapers are very, very, basically it's all about the plan. Yes. Life
We've been all about the plan.
Do you want to talk about the conflict we had early on in our marriage?
Oh, it was so funny.
Well, it wasn't funny, too.
Well, it's funny looking back on it now.

And that's all fine and dandy except that we didn't usually communicate what each of
our plans were.
We just each assumed that our plan was the best plan and so we set forth as if our plan
was what was going to happen that day.
And then we would end up aggravated with one another when the other person was not coming
alongside our perfectly laid out plans.
Our perfectly laid out plans that we hadn't communicated.
But we had not communicated, yes.
And then a character trait of a shaper in distress is when the plan is not working, they
we often move to control to make the plan work.
So we'd be frustrated that why you support my plan,
not really neither of us that communicated the plan.
So the major source of conflict for the first year
of our marriage till we did our life language
profiles together was like, oh, we're both leaders
with a plan that we have involved to communicate
together a person.
And our goals are being blocked.
- Yeah, so we started waking up on Saturday morning
and saying, is there anything that you would like
to make sure happens today?
- And even to this day.
- Don't do that.
- When the alarm goes off, we roll over and we go,
what is the plan for today?
- Yeah.
- And on a Monday we go, what's the plan for this week?
And we just talk about the plan
and it just brings an incredible sense of peace.
- Yes.
- If you're thinking, oh, that sounds amazing.
There's a good chance that you're probably
floon in the shaper language.
If you're thinking, dear God,
that sounds like a terrible way to live.
It might be that you're dominant in some of the other.
(both laughing)
- More spontaneous languages.
Yes, and that's completely fine.
Yes.
The second language that we are fluent in.
Both of us are fluent in the contemplator.
Now the contemplator language, how would you describe contemplators?
Well, contemplators tend to grow facial hair and not me, but most
contemplators.
We have a theory that if you see a man with a beard, he's probably a
contemplator, but now beards are so in that I don't think the theory is working anymore.
They have a beard, probably a hipster.  And it's like, you're being quite facetious
about counterplayers. I am one. I'm allowed to be for a lot, but counterplayers tend to be
inquisitive, they love to learn. They're very reflective, quite sensitive. There's a peacefulness
to them. They tend to be quite complex and brilliant thinkers.
Yeah, and quiet.
Common players tend to make brilliant teachers because they're very, very well researched and
they like to know things.
Yeah, when they do start talking, they have really thought through what they're saying,
so it's not going to be a haphazard.
In the second year school, we have a table of students who are all quite fluent in the contemplative language.
And so often I'll ask a question and you can just see them go.
Yeah, you need to think about that.
Can you come back to me?
I mean, while we have another table of students who are probably more fluent in the influencer language.
Or the mover language.
And they're just already shouted at the answer.
They're just like, oh, I know the answer.
So again, funny watching that spectrum.
It certainly is.
So the filter of the contemplator, the filter of the contemplator is, am I really interested in this?
What I love about that is that's not a question they ask. It's something they're just constantly
thinking. They're thinking, am I interested in this conversation? Am I interested in what
you're telling me? Am I interested in what I'm reading? Am I interested in what I'm watching?
Am I interested in this podcast? They don't have to try hard. They're just constantly
evaluating information that's coming in.
Yes.
And for me, unless there's a person involved, I'll just stop being interested if I'm not.
Does that make sense?
For me, it doesn't matter if there's a person involved or not.
I've had to train myself.
But that's what I mean.
I choose to stay interested if there's a person sitting in front of me telling me something.
Right.
Once I learned this, I started coaching myself saying, "I am interested in this.
I'm interested in this."
So if I'm with somebody and I'm not interested, perhaps they're telling a story that takes
way too long and I've already got the point of the story. I coach myself, smile, nod, stay engaged.
Maitin, I contact. Because I'm realizing they're speaking a completely different life language
and actually it's rude for me just to say I'm not interested in this, which is what I used to do.
Like even yesterday. Sometimes when you're tired, baby, I still am like,
"Hey, baby, can I tell you I'm not interested?"
"Oh, okay, thank you.
I'll just find my heart.
It's somewhere underneath the tires of the car."
(laughs)
- Okay, maybe that's true.
Maybe I still have to work hard on that.
- What's the need of the contemplating?
- The need of a contemplating is personal space.
(laughs)
- That's not what their need is.
- It is. - That's true, yeah.
- And undefided attention.

No, exactly.
For people I know who've done perhaps a profile and they've communicated to me, they're floon
in the common player language.
I'm having to remind myself, don't look at your Apple watch, don't look at your Apple
phone, don't do a thing, just kind of maintain eye contact.
And then also trying to evaluate from their body language, are they interested in the topic
of discussion?
Just trying to honor their life language.
How about the passion?
The passion is to know.
- Yep.

- And find genuine pleasure in it.
- Yeah.
- As somebody who is a high contemplator,
I take great delight in the acceleration
that's involved in amassing new information.
I get bored by the plateau of having learned information.
So I think that's why we like lots of new things.
We need to grow.
Yeah, lifelong learners.
And then lastly, the strength of a contemplator is they're very loyal.
Yeah.
I think they've probably thought through their friendships very carefully.
That's good.
I never thought of that.
So once they've acquired a friend having thought them through carefully, they want to keep
them.
The language I'm ranked third in fluency is the language that three years ago I was ranked first in fluency.
Right.
And I think probably the reason for that is the change in our responsibilities at work.
Yes.
So the third language that we're both joint fluent in is the doer language.
Yep.
The person who is fluent in the doer language gets stuff done.
Yes, we want to check off boxes.
yeah we love our list we love our to do list we love the satisfaction of scoring something out of the list say list again daddy.

Are you doing what needs to be done can you me and they're not trying to be gentle what are you doing the natural filter.
A person who's been wounded and is dominant in a doer language tends to have the ungodly belief that if you want something done just do yourself.
Yes, like nobody can do it as good as I can.
Yeah, and there actually might be some truth to that which is probably why they believe it.
Because the doers going to finish what they start.
Oh, the goal is to finish.
Yes.
Well, but I do if you get in the way of a doer, you can't not have your list finished.
What was the thing when i was much higher in doer language and i am now what was the thing you used to have to tell me all the time i would have to tell you.
When we would need to leave so that you could see the thing with the doers if you told them okay we're leaving in five minutes at least then they could plan to get as much done in that five minutes as they could.
and they could be prepared that it isn't going to be complete.
Right.
Or I could say, could you tell me when you'd be finished your current task,
because we need to leave to go to such and such a place.
And that was an example of you learning to speak the doer language,
even though you were lower in it than I was.
Yeah, at the time, yeah.
Because before you'd just be like, why don't you plan better,
speaking as a shape or language?
Like, why did you even start this right now when you knew you only had half an hour?
But as somebody who flew in the doer language i would focus on the immediate non-necessarily the important right list that's right in front of me whatever i picked up and that could be a game of mario it could be downloading a new app it could be sorting out the clothes on my shelf by color it could be anything.
If i started this i wanna see it done yeah and there's tremendous strength to that but you can already see that this some weaknesses to that language as well.
Yeah. So the need for the doer.
Is appreciation and action. Yeah.
So a doer at a party is going to be cleaning up,
but they're going to be cleaning up and they're going to be content to clean up.
So long as somebody's going, oh my gosh, thank you so much for cleaning up.
Yes, as long as somebody else is doing their share or somebody's coming along and helping them.
Yeah. And they feel great. Yeah.
Otherwise it's likely that they're probably going to slowly, slowly slide down the hill
into martyrdom. Easy. But yes.
their passion is just a finish.
- Yup, get the thing done.
- But their strength is they're trustworthy.

I mean, it's great when you have people
that speak that language really fluently
because stuff's gonna happen, stuff's gonna get done.
- So we've only covered our top three languages.
The other four languages would be producer.
Producers tend to manage really, really well.
They tend to be very hospitable.
People tend to be able to produce wealth.
- Great, with their finances.
- Yeah, then the responder responders
are amazingly caring, loving people who think of others.
They tend to be very, very good at conveying love.
- Yeah, they're great at knowing
the emotional temperature of other people.
- That's right, there's influencers
who are the life and soul of parties.
They tend to be very, very, very fun.
very outgoing yes and then there are movers and movers can be very direct pioneering people full of passion they are mentally agile and alert and they're all about action they love to just.
Yes get things done have adventure so there as you can begin understand there's the seven languages we speak all of them we just tend to be more dominant more fluent in some of them.
and the way we can improve our overall communication skills is learning to understand the languages
we're less fluent in and start practicing those and then also recognizing the languages of those
who are around us and speaking to the need of others and being aware of other people's filters
and just and it's been such a helpful tool so much so that we have everybody who works at
Grace and our complete a life language profile. And actually part of the school all our students
go through a life language profile. And so you end up with a community of people who understand
communication really, really well. And if they choose to, can learn to strengthen the weaker parts
of their language. The danger, as with any tool, is that people justify their character weaknesses
by saying, "Well, I'm just a responder, or I'm just a shaper," or which is, of course, not what
this is about. It's about understanding yourself, about understanding others, and being able to speak
call these languages.
And I love the whole thing of bringing up your weaker languages to be able to speak those,
which really that isn't in myers' breaks or any of those kinds of things.
You're more pigeonholed into this is what you are and will always be.
And that's what I love about life languages is it's an opportunity to grow.
It is amazing to me how many people are resistant to doing something like this because they
don't want to be pigeonholed.
Right.
Because they have been probably.
And the truth is this doesn't pigeonhole you at all.
It gives you a very, very thorough understanding of how you're already behaving and gives
you tools and helps explain how you can grow, where there's areas for self-improvement,
and more importantly, will highlight the areas of what it looks like when you're in distress
or other people are in distress.
Very, very helpful.
So you're probably listening to this going, "Hey, I love it that you all know your life
language profile.
I don't know my life language profile."
Well, do we have a treat for you?
Yes, we do.
We have partnered with our dear friend, Alison Hendrickson,
who is a licensed life language trainer.
And if you go to www.taproot7.com,
tap root, and then the number seven.com.
I'll put a link to it in the show notes.
And click take profile.
If you enter in the code Jones or lowercase,
you can receive $5 off the cost of doing a profile.
I think the cost is like $45 or so.
It will require about 15 to 20 minutes of your time.
You just do online.
If you fill in that, it's gonna be $40 to do the test.
It will instantly send you a profile
at the end of doing that.
And you'll have your profile.
And next week, we have asked Alison to join us
on the podcast.
She's gonna be answering any questions
you may have about life languages.
She's also gonna be rounding out some of the languages
we haven't talked about and correcting any errors we may have made.
And that's why she's the trained professional and we're just enthusiastic amateurs.
But I would highly recommend that you take a life language profile.
That coupon code is valid for the next two weeks.
This episode goes live on Monday the 9th of November 2015.
Would encourage you to get it done this week so that you can have your life language profile
in hand and listen to Alison as she speaks.
I'd encourage you if you've already done a life language profile, get your significant
other, get your friends, get the people that you're in close relationship with to do a
profile to, it would help you understand them, it would help them understand you.
And we would love you to take advantage of this so that you can learn how to communicate
better.
So go to allenonaj.com/76 for a link to everything I just said there and for a link
to that, including the coupon code if you've forgotten already.
And they do tell you that if you're not to take it when you're under extreme stress,
so if your baby is due this week, maybe don't take the profile.
If you're moving this week, you know, if your wedding's tomorrow, that kind of thing.
Don't maybe do the profile right now.
But otherwise, just find 20 minutes when you can just be peaceful and answer the profile
questions.
And another thing, if you've done a life language profile in the past, if it's been
over a year, they recommend you do again just for this season of your life.
And in fact, AJ and I are going to be retaking our profile this week with you guys.
And so by next week, we're going to have a fresh profile.
It's been two years since we've done that.
I'll be interested in the CFR life languages have changed any.
Yeah.
I'm interested to see yours.
Well, I'm interested to see mine as well, but I never come out or haven't yet come
out anything but a high shaper as my first, but you've gone up and down a couple of times.
So it's interesting.
I've taken three life language profiles in my life so far.
Yeah.
And they've changed every time.
Yeah, I mean I've just gone from a ninety seven to ninety four to eighty seven shaper.
You know and the other ones have changed around a little bit but they're pretty consistent so if you want notes for this week go to a major dot com slash seventy six if you would like to ask Allison a question for next week's podcast go to a line and a dot com slash ask.
Perfect alright have a very good week have a good week bless you.
Bye!


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fuel_df["fuel_cost_per_mmbtu"] * fuel_df["fuel_consumed_total_mmbtu"]
fuel_df["fuel_consumed_total_cost_unit"] = \
fuel_df["fuel_cost_per_unit_burned"] * fuel_df["fuel_qty_burned"]
pu_ferc = plants_utils_ferc_df(pudl_engine)
out_df = pd.merge(fuel_df, pu_ferc, on=["respondent_id", "plant_name"])
out_df = out_df.drop("id", axis=1)
out_df = out_df[[
"report_year",
"respondent_id",
"respondent_name",
"util_id_pudl",
"plant_name",
"plant_id_pudl",
"fuel",
"fuel_unit",
"fuel_qty_burned",
"fuel_avg_mmbtu_per_unit",
"fuel_cost_per_unit_burned",
"fuel_cost_per_unit_delivered",
"fuel_cost_per_mmbtu",
"fuel_cost_per_mwh",
"fuel_mmbtu_per_mwh",
"fuel_consumed_total_mmbtu",
"fuel_cost_per_mmbtu",
"fuel_cost_per_unit_burned",
]]
return(out_df)


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Cyclone Bulbul forces rescheduling of Saturday’s JSC, JDC, National University exams
by bdnews24.comThe government has deferred the Junior School Certificate or JSC and Junior Dakhil Certificate or JDC exams and the National University tests of Saturday or Nov 9 due to Cyclone Bulbul, a severe storm which is nearing the coasts.
The JSC tests of Saturday will be held on Tuesday or Nov 12, the education ministry’s spokesman Abul Khair told bdnews24.com on Friday night.
The postponed JDC exams will be held on Thursday or Nov 14.
The National University’s Exam Controller Md Badruzzaman said new dates for the tests scheduled for Saturday would be announced later.
The eighth grade completion tests have been being taken since Nov 2.
Around 2.65 million students have registered for the tests this year.
The eight general education boards and the madrasa board had been scheduled to hold the JSC and JDC math tests on Saturday.
But the cyclone is likely to hit the Bangladesh coasts on Saturday evening.
Different regions of the country, including Dhaka, have been experiencing rainfall under the influence of the storm since Friday morning.


I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (1997) Reviewed by The Movie Kid Copyright 1997 Rob Reser
USA Director: Jim Gillespie Writers: Louis Duncan, Kevin Williamson. Stars: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Freddie Prinze Jr.
Before you jump on me too harshly for 'liking' this movie let me just explain a few things. I have seen them all. Every major (and almost every minor) schlock horror movie you can think of. I have seen; all of the Kruegers, all of the Jasons, every holiday killer out there, every scary fable come to life (I am especially waiting for a sequel to RUMPLESTILTSKIN). I love cheese. The cheesier the better.   Its FUN!  This movie fits under the sub heading of 'Killer with a grudge takes out everyone who had anything to do with original incident' (PROM NIGHT, TERROR TRAIN, MY BLOODY VALENTINE). I give extra marks to this film for finding a holiday that hadn't previously been chosen (to the best of my knowledge) - The Fourth of July. Do I really need to tell you what this movie is about? I don't think so. It is formula to the end. But is also a lot of fun. It takes place in a small fishing village fraught with plenty of sharp hooks and gutting instruments. Need I say more? I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER isn't innovative like SCREAM but it is fun for anyone who misses the days of the summer camp killers. 2 ½ spots (out of 4)
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This page teaches you how to find and access HTML elements in an HTML page.
Often, with JavaScript, you want to manipulate HTML elements.
To do so, you have to find the elements first. There are a couple of ways to do this:
The easiest way to find an HTML element in the DOM, is by using the element id.
This example finds the element with id="intro":
If the element is found, the method will return the element as an object (in x).
If the element is not found, x will contain null.
This example finds all <p> elements:
This example finds the element with id="main", and then finds all <p> elements inside "main":
If you want to find all HTML elements with the same class name, use getElementsByClassName().
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If you want to find all HTML elements that matches a specified CSS selector (id, class names, types, attributes, values of attributes, etc), use the querySelectorAll() method.
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Scrawl-canvas v8
- Canvas test 042
Canvas entity clip regions
Clip entity
Block
Phrase
Wheel
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Cog
Oval
Polygon
Polyline
Rectangle
Shape
Spiral
Star
Tetragon
Test purpose
Create a series of Scrawl-canvas entity objects that use 'clip' as their stamping method
Load and use an image to be used as a Picture entity
Check that the clipped entitys successfully limit the Picture entity to filling in the currently selected entity's shape.
Make sure that the clip region is removed at the end of each display cycle (by using a delta roll animation on the clipping entity)
Touch test:
should work as expected
Annotated code