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Computes Fourier integrals of functions of one and two variables using the Fast Fourier transform. The Fourier transforms must be evaluated on a regular grid.
| Version: | 0.2.2 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.5) |
| LinkingTo: | RcppArmadillo, Rcpp |
| Suggests: | MASS, knitr, rmarkdown, dplyr, tidyr, purrr, ggplot2, lattice, rbenchmark |
| Published: | 2017-05-15 |
| Author: | Guillermo Basulto-Elias |
| Maintainer: | Guillermo Basulto-Elias <guillermobasulto at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/gbasulto/fourierin/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/gbasulto/fourierin |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | NumericalMathematics |
| CRAN checks: | fourierin results |
| Reference manual: | fourierin.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
'fourierin' package |
| Package source: | fourierin_0.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fourierin_0.2.2.zip, r-release: fourierin_0.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: fourierin_0.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fourierin_0.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: fourierin_0.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | fourierin archive |
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Represents a direction in which the tape head can move
Contains the data for one step in the run of this UniversalTuringMachine
Denotes a possible command of a UniversalTuringMachine
Represents an UniversalTuringMachine object
Indicates the directions in which the tape head can move:
Indicates the directions in which the tape head can move:
1. MoveDirection.Left -> Left (head index - 1)
2. MoveDirection.Right -> Right (head index + 1)
3. MoveDirection.Neither -> Neither left nor right (head index +/- 0 = head index)
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Encapsulates a single possible operation of a Turing Machine, but here I call it the "Command"
The Launcher for the Universal Turing Machine simulator
The Launcher for the Universal Turing Machine simulator
The parameters are, in order:
1. The input file path
2. The tape size
3. The number of steps for which to run the program. Leave it negative to run it till it halts.
4. The number of milliseconds to pause before starting the next step. Leave this negative to pause for user input before every step.
All these parameters are required.
Only supports program input as files.
Represents a universal Turing Machine
Contains the data for one step in the run of this UniversalTuringMachine
an indicator whether to continue for the next step
the tape head index after this step
the state of this UniversalTuringMachine after this step
the tape of this UniversalTuringMachine as soon as this step has completed


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Usage¶
Installation¶
Polyglot ships in a compiled, system dependent container. To install, place this file in the desired directory on your system and launch.
./polyglot.pyz
This will launch Polyglot and create a directory titled config in the current directory. Polyglot will store all of its configuration and its log inside of this directory. You may specify a manual path for this directory using the command line flags.
The following are all of the available flags at the command line.
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG_DIR, --config CONFIG_DIR
Polyglot configuration directory
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging
-vv Enable very verbose logging
While running in its default mode, Polyglot will log all warnings and errors. Verbose logging will include info messages. Very verbose mode adds debug messages that could be useful when developing a new node server.
Once Polyglot is running, the user interface may be accessed by opening your favorite browser and navigating to:
http://localhost:8080
The default username and password are both admin.
If you are accessing the frontend from another machine, replace localhost with the IP Address or URL of the machine running Polyglot. If you are having trouble accessing the user interace from a remote machine, check your firewall settings.
User Interface¶
The user interface is designed to be simple and intuitive to use. Pictured above is the settings page. Using the menu bar on the left, new node servers can be added and existing node servers may be monitored. The button on the bottom of the menu will open Polyglot’s log in a new browser window.
The user interface is fully compatible with both tablet and mobile devices.
Settings¶
The settings view allows the user to alter settings for Polyglot’s HTTP server as well as Polyglot’s connection to the ISY controller. It is recomended that the username and password are changed from the default. If a new different port is desired, it may be set in the Server Configuration block.
It is also necessary to set the username, password, host name, and port required for connecting to the ISY. These may be configured in the ISY Configuration block.
Adding Node Server¶
To add a node server, navigate to the Add Node Server view using the menu. This view is pictured above.
Populate this form with the details for the new node server. Select a type from all installed types using the drop down. Give the node server any name allows for easy recognition. Finally, populate the Node Server ID field with an ID that is available in the ISY. Press ADD when complete.
The node server will now be available in Polyglot. You may navigate to it using the menu. The node server view in Polyglot will show the Node Server ID, Base URL, and allow for the Profile to be downloaded.
In order to access the node server from the ISY, it must be added to the ISY. To do this, inside of the ISY console, navigate to Node Servers then Configure then the Node Server ID that was set while creating the node server. This will open a dialog that accepts all the information from the node server view. Populate this with the Profile Name and Base URL from the node server view. The User ID, Passsword, Host Name, and Port here must be the values used for connecting to Polyglot. Timeout may be left as 0, and the Isy User should be set to the appropriate user ID that was configured in Polyglot. If you are unsure, use 0.
Click the Upload Profile button and navigate to the zip file obtained from Polyglot’s node server view. Once this has been uploaded, click Ok and restart the ISY controller. Once the ISY has fully rebooted, restart the node server in Polyglot using the node server view.
Managing Node Servers¶
Clicking a Node Server in the menu will activate the node server view. In this view, there is a menu bar at the top. This menu bar will indicate is the node server is Running or Stopped. It also provides buttons to download the profile, restart the node server, or delete the node server.
Also in this view are instructions for using this node server. Different node servers may have their own instructions on how to use them in the ISY. Any open-source, third party libraries that were used for the development of the node server are also credited here.
If the node server were to crash, a red X will appear next to it in the menu and it will be indicated in the menu bar on the top of the node server view. If this happens, it is best to save the log for debugging and then restart the node server using the button in the menu bar.
Viewing Polyglot Log¶
There is a file icon below all the main menu items. Clicking this icon will open Polyglot’s log in a new browser window. This log file is critical for debugging issues with Polyglot.


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Main class definition.
__construct(string $extconfig = '')
Constructor of class.
The constructor takes default values from dbdefs.inc.php. Please see this file for further informations about the setable options.
| string | $extconfig | Optional other filename for dbdefs.inc.php, defaults to "dbdefs.inc.php". |
Connect(string $user = '', string $pass = '', string $host = '', string $db = '', integer $port) : mixed
Performs the connection to MySQL.
If anything goes wrong calls Print_Error().
You should set the defaults for your connection by setting user,pass,host,port and database in dbdefs.inc.php
and leave connect() parameters empty.
If there is an active connection already stored internally this value is returned and no new connection is made.
If MYSQLDB_CHARACTERSET define is set a "SET NAMES '
| string | $user | Username used to connect to DB. |
| string | $pass | Password to use for given username. |
| string | $host | Hostname of database to connect to. |
| string | $db | Schema to use on MySQL DB Server. |
| integer | $port | TCP port to use for connection. Defaults to 3306. |
Either the DB connection handle or NULL in case of an error.
Query(string $querystring, integer $resflag = MYSQLI_ASSOC, integer $no_exit) : mixed
Performs a single-row query and returns result (if one exists).
Resflag can be MYSQLI_NUM or MYSQLI_ASSOC depending on what kind of array you want to be returned.
| string | $querystring | The SQL query to send to database. |
| integer | $resflag | Decides how the result should be returned:
|
| integer | $no_exit | Decides how the class should react on errors. If you set this to 1 the class won't automatically exit on an error but instead return the mysqli_errno value. Default of 0 means that the class calls Print_Error() and exists. |
Either an array as result of the query or an error code or TRUE.
QueryResult(string $querystring, integer $no_exit) : mixed
Performs a multi-row query and returns result identifier.
| string | $querystring | The Query to be executed |
| integer | $no_exit | The error indicator flag, can be one of:
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A resource identifier or an errorcode (if $no_exit = 1)
FetchResult(mixed $result, integer $resflag = MYSQLI_ASSOC) : array
Fetches next row from result handle.
Returns either numeric (MYSQLI_NUM) or associative (MYSQLI_ASSOC) array for one data row as pointed to by result var.
| mixed | $result | The resource identifier as returned by QueryResult() |
| integer | $resflag | How you want the data to be returned:
|
One row of the resulting query or NULL if there are no data anymore
FreeResult(mixed $result = NULL) : mixed
Frees result returned by QueryResult() and Prepare().
It is a good programming practise to give back what you have taken, so after processing your Multi-Row query with FetchResult() finally call this function to free the allocated memory.
| mixed | $result | The resource identifier you want to be freed. If not given the internal statement handle is used. |
The resulting code of mysqli_free_result (can be ignored).
SetDebug(integer $state)
Sets debug level for debugging of SQL Queries.
$state can have these values:
| integer | $state | The DEBUG Level you want to be set |
SetErrorHandling(integer $val)
Allows to set the class error reporting level in case of an error.
| integer | $val | The Error Handling mode you wish to use. |
SetAutoCommit(boolean $state, mixed $extsock = -1) : boolean
Sets autocommit flag.
| boolean | $state | TRUE = Autocommit enabled, FALSE = autocommit disabled. |
| mixed | $extsock | Optional an external mysqli connect resource, default is internally stored resource. |
The returnvalue of mysqli_autocommit. FALSE in any case if no open link is found.
GetAutoCommit(mixed $extsock = -1) : boolean
Retrieves autocommit flag.
Note that this only works for connected (!) databases, as we have to read the state from the server!
| mixed | $extsock | Optional an external mysqli connect resource. Default is internally stored resource. |
TRUE = autocommit is enabled, FALSE = autocommit is disabled.
ConvertMySQLDate(string $mysqldate, string $fmtstring) : string
Converts a MySQL default Datestring (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS) into a strftime() compatible format.
You can use all format tags that strftime() supports, this function simply converts the mysql date string into a timestamp which is then passed to strftime together with your supplied format. The converted datestring is then returned. Please do not use this as default date converter, always use DATE_FORMAT() inside a query whenever possible as this is much faster than using this function! Only if you cannot use the MySQL SQL Date converting functions consider using this function.
| string | $mysqldate | The MySQL default datestring in format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS |
| string | $fmtstring | A strftime() compatible format string. |
The converted date string.
EscapeString(string $str) : string
Escapes a given string with the 'mysqli_real_escape_string' method.
Always use this function to avoid SQL injections when adding dynamic data to MySQL! This function also handles the settings for magic_quotes_gpc/magic_quotes_sybase, if these settings are enabled this function uses stripslashes() first.
| string | $str | The string to escape. |
The escaped string.
Set_TimeNames(string $locale) : integer
Method to set the time_names setting of the MySQL Server.
Pass it a valid locale string to change the locale setting of MySQL. Note that this is supported only since 5.0.25 of MySQL!
| string | $locale | A locale string for the language you want to set, i.e. 'de_DE'. |
0 If an error occures or 1 if change was successful.
Set_CharSet(string $charset) : integer
Method to set the character set of the current connection.
You must specify a valid character set name, else the class will report an error. See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/charset-charsets.html for a list of supported character sets.
| string | $charset | The charset to set on the MySQL server side. |
1 If all works, else 0 in case of an error.
Get_CharSet() : array
Method to return the current MySQL setting for the character_set variables.
Note that MySQL returns a list of settings, so this method returns all character_set related settings as an associative array.
The current settings for the character_set variables.
Type2TXT(integer $type_id) : mixed|null
Returns text representation for a given column type.
Taken from http://de1.php.net/manual/en/mysqli-result.fetch-field-direct.php#114882
| integer | $type_id | The Id to convert. |
Flags2TXT(integer $flags_num) : string
Returns text representation for column flags.
Taken from http://de1.php.net/manual/en/mysqli-result.fetch-field-direct.php#114882
| integer | $flags_num | The Flags to convert. |
DescTable(string $tname) : array
Returns the description for a given table.
Array returned has the following fields: 0 => name of the field 1 => type of field 2 => The fieldsize 3 => Field flags (like auto_increment).
| string | $tname | Name of table to describe. |
Numerical array with all required table informations.
PerformNewInsert(string $table_name, $fields, string $sql = 'INSERT') : array|boolean
Function performs an insert statement from a given variable list.
The insert statements will be constructed as NEW Insert style, and aligned to the "max_allowed_packet" boundary. This can dramatically improve bulk-inserts compared to fire every INSERT statement one by one. The array passed must be constructed with the keys defined as fieldnames and the values as the corresponding values. Looks like this:
NOTE: Database must be connected!
| string | $table_name | Name of table to perform the insert against. |
| $fields | ||
| string | $sql | Either "INSERT" or "REPLACE", no other command is allowed here! |
A numeric array with [0] => created query count, [1] => Querysize or FALSE in case of an error.
SetPConnect(boolean $conntype) : boolean
Sets connection behavour.
If FALSE class uses mysqli_connect to connect. If TRUE class uses mysqli_connect to connect with prefix "p:" (Persistant connection).
| boolean | $conntype | The new setting for persistant connections. |
The previous state.
Execute(\mysqli_stmt $stmt, integer $no_exit, array $bindvars = null) : boolean|integer|\mysqli_result|null
Executes an prepared statement and optionally bind variables for bindvar-enabled queries.
See examples/test_bind_vars.php for a working example.
| \mysqli_stmt | $stmt | The statement handle as returned by Prepare() |
| integer | $no_exit | Decides how the class should react on errors. If you set this to 1 the class won't automatically exit on an error but instead return the mysqli_errno value. |
| array | $bindvars | Associative array with variables to bind via mysqli_stmt_bind_param(). |
QueryHash(string $querystring, integer $resflag = MYSQLI_ASSOC, integer $no_exit, $bindvars = null) : mixed
Single query method with Bind var support.
Resflag can be "MYSQLI_NUM" or "MYSQLI_ASSOC" depending on what kind of array you want to be returned.
| string | $querystring | The SQL query to send to database. |
| integer | $resflag | Decides how the result should be returned:
|
| integer | $no_exit | Decides how the class should react on errors. If you set this to 1 the class won't automatically exit on an error but instead return the mysqli_errno value. |
| $bindvars |
Either an array as result of the query or an error code or TRUE.
QueryResultHash(string $querystring, integer $no_exit, $bindvars = null) : mixed
Multirow query method with Bind var support.
Resflag can be "MYSQLI_NUM" or "MYSQLI_ASSOC" depending on what kind of array you want to be returned.
| string | $querystring | The SQL query to send to database. |
| integer | $no_exit | Decides how the class should react on errors. If you set this to 1 the class won't automatically exit on an error but instead return the mysqli_errno value. |
| $bindvars |
Either an array as result of the query or an error code or TRUE.
Print_Error(string $ustr = "", mixed $var2dump = "", integer $exit_on_error = 1) : mixed
Prints out MySQL Error in own <div> container and exits.
Please note that this function does not return as long as you have not set db_mysqli::DBOF_RETURN_ALL_ERRORS!
| string | $ustr | User-defined Error string to show |
| mixed | $var2dump | Optionally a variable to print out with print_r() |
| integer | $exit_on_error | If set to default of 1 this function terminates execution of the script by calling exit, else it simply returns. |
Depends on exit_on_error setup either error number or null
SendMailOnError(integer $merrno, string $merrstr, string $uerrstr)
Send error email if programmer has defined a valid email address and enabled it with the define MYSQLDB_SENTMAILONERROR.
| integer | $merrno | MySQL errno number |
| string | $merrstr | MySQL error description |
| string | $uerrstr | User-supplied error description |


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What the Royal Family actually do all day - from the Queen to Kate Middleton
They've got some *very* busy schedules
by Zahra MulroyIt may seem like being a royal is easy.
A nice house, delicious food, travelling the world and being invited to glamorous events.
But, if you're born in to the Royal Family, there are some expectations - and a busy schedule comes as part of the price.
We all see the Royal Family out at public engagements, but how do they fill their time behind clothes doors?
Do they like to put their feet up and watch Coronation Street, are they excited for the next series of The Crown dropping on Netflix, or do they get pleasure in cooking, reading or shopping?
Our colleagues at The Mirror have put together a list of what some of the most-loved Royals do in their spare time.
The Queen
For a woman in her 90s later this year, Queen Elizabeth is very busy.
Typically she's woken up at 7.30am to bagpipe music and then she spends time doing paperwork.
The Queen spends her days answering letters, giving out knighthoods, having meetings with her staff and meeting and greeting diplomats, bishops, judges and military top dogs.
Because she's the Queen and has to be organised, she reportedly allocates 20 minutes to each and knows, subliminally, when those 20 minutes is up.
When her paperwork and meetings are done, it's thought she takes her dogs for a walk.
In the early evening, she studies a report of the day's parliamentary proceedings and on Wednesdays the Queen has an audience with the Prime Minister, BT reports.
She's also said to enjoy photography as a hobby, just like her grandaughter-in-law, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Prince Charles
Perhaps once he's king more details will emerge, but for now all we know is he heads up 13 Prince's Charities, including The Prince's Trust, The British Asian Trust and Business in the Community.
So presumably all of these keep him busy.
A keen gardener, Charles has also authored two books on ecology, Harmony: A New Way of Looking At The World, and On the Future of Food.
Not only that, but he also devotes time to another hobby of his, watercolour painting, though the reviews have not been kind.
The Duchy of Cornwall is also a decent money-spinner, which is just as well, as according to Mentalfloss, he forks out £1million a year for each of his sons.
Be right back, just calling our dad...
Prince William
Since quitting his part-time job for the East Anglian air ambulance, Prince William has focused on parenting and royal commitments.
Amid criticism of him being "workshy", he talked about his readiness to do more in the way of royal duties in an interview with the BBC , saying he was also "concentrating very much on my role as a father.
They talked about a mutual interest, which may have been their love for the Caribbean island of Mustique.
He also said he spends much of his spare time asleep - I guess that's often the case when you've got three children.
The Duchess of Cambridge
The duchess is a full-time mum but, like William, she has also assumed more royal duties recently.
Just like the Queen she's a keen photographer and has been given honorary lifetime membership of the prestigious Royal Photographic Society in recognition of her 'talent and enthusiasm'.
Eagle-eyed royal watchers have spotted her on the school run and taking the kids swimming at the pool in Buckingham Palace.
In 2017 she also teamed up with her husband and Prince Harry to launch Heads Together, which will no doubt take up some of her time.
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The analysis of macromolecular structures often requires a comprehensive definition of atomic neighborhoods. Such a definition can be based on the Voronoi diagram of balls, where each ball represents an atom of some van der Waals radius. Voronota is a software tool for finding all the vertices of the Voronoi diagram of balls. Such vertices correspond to the centers of the empty tangent spheres defined by quadruples of balls. Voronota is especially suitable for processing three-dimensional structures of biological macromolecules such as proteins and RNA.
Since version 1.2 Voronota also uses the Voronoi vertices to construct inter-atom contact surfaces and solvent accessible surfaces. Voronota provides tools to query contacts, generate contacts graphics, compare contacts and evaluate quality of protein structural models using contacts.
Voronota is developed by Kliment Olechnovic (kliment@ibt.lt).
Download the latest archive from the official downloads page: https://bitbucket.org/kliment/voronota/downloads.
The archive contains ready-to-use statically compiled 'voronota' program for 64 bit Linux systems. This executable can be rebuilt from the provided source code to work on any modern Linux, Mac OS X or Windows operating systems.
Packages in .deb or .rpm formats are currently not available. However, installing Voronota in Linux or Mac OS X is easy: just copy Voronota executable files ('voronota' program and, if needed, the wrapper scripts) to one of the directories listed in $PATH variable.
Voronota has no required external dependencies, only a standard-compliant C++ compiler is needed to build it.
For example, "voronota" executable can be built from the sources in "src" directory using GNU C++ compiler:
g++ -O3 -o voronota src/*.cpp
You can generate and use a makefile:
./configure
make
It allows to install and uninstall Voronota executables:
make install
make uninstall
You can build using CMake for makefile generation. Starting in the directory containing "CMakeLists.txt" file, run the sequence of commands:
cmake ./
make
To enable the usage of OpenMP for parallel processing when building using C++ compiler directly, add "-fopenmp" option:
g++ -O3 -fopenmp -o voronota src/*.cpp
When generating a makefile with a "configure" script, OpenMP usage can be enabled by setting CXXFLAGS variable:
./configure CXXFLAGS="-O3 -fopenmp"
make
When using CMake, OpenMP usage is enabled automatically if it is possible.
To enable the usage of MPI for parallel processing, you can use mpic++ compiler wrapper. You also need to define "ENABLE_MPI" macro when buiding:
mpic++ -O3 -DENABLE_MPI -o voronota ./src/*.cpp
Voronota can be built with either modern C++ compilers or pre-C++11 compilers that support C++ Technical Report 1 (TR1) features. The voronota code has preprocessor-based checks to find out if C++ TR1 namespace is available and needs to be used. If compilation fails, it may mean that these checks failed. To troubleshoot this, try setting the value of the "USE_TR1" macro to 0 (to not use TR1 and to rely on C++11 standard) or 1 (to use TR1) when compiling, for example:
g++ -O3 -DUSE_TR1=1 -o voronota src/*.cpp
or
g++ -O3 -std=c++11 -DUSE_TR1=0 -o voronota src/*.cpp
Here is a basic example of computing Voronoi vertices for a structure in a PDB file:
./voronota get-balls-from-atoms-file < input.pdb > balls.txt
./voronota calculate-vertices < balls.txt > vertices.txt
The first command reads a PDB file "input.pdb" and outputs a file "balls.txt" that contains balls corresponding to the atoms in "input.pdb" (by default, Voronota ignores all heteroatoms and all hydrogen atoms when reading PDB files: this behavior can be altered using command-line options). The second command reads "balls.txt" and outputs a file "vertices.txt" that contains a quadruples and empty tangent spheres that correspond to the vertices of the Voronoi diagram of the input balls. The formats of "balls.txt" and "vertices.txt" are described below.
In "balls.txt" the line format is "x y z r # comments". The first four values (x, y, z, r) are atomic ball coordinates and radius. Comments are not needed for further calculations, they are to assist human readers. For example, below is a part of some possible "balls.txt":
28.888 9.409 52.301 1.7 # 1 A 2 SER N
27.638 10.125 52.516 1.9 # 2 A 2 SER CA
26.499 9.639 51.644 1.75 # 3 A 2 SER C
26.606 8.656 50.915 1.49 # 4 A 2 SER O
27.783 11.635 52.378 1.91 # 5 A 2 SER CB
27.69 12.033 51.012 1.54 # 6 A 2 SER OG
In "vertices.txt" the line format is "q1 q2 q3 q4 x y z r". The first four numbers (q1, q2, q3, q4) are numbers of atomic records in "balls.txt", starting from 0. The remaining four values (x, y, z, r) are the coordinates and the radius of an empty tangent sphere of the quadruple of atoms. For example, below is a part of some possible "vertices.txt":
0 1 2 3 27.761 8.691 51.553 -0.169
0 1 2 23 28.275 9.804 50.131 0.588
0 1 3 1438 24.793 -3.225 60.761 14.047
0 1 4 5 28.785 10.604 50.721 0.283
0 1 4 1453 30.018 10.901 55.386 1.908
0 1 5 23 28.544 10.254 50.194 0.595
Taking the "balls.txt" file described in the previous section, here is a basic example of computing inter-atom contacts:
./voronota calculate-contacts < balls.txt > contacts.txt
In "contacts.txt" file the line format is "b1 b2 area". The first two numbers (b1 and b2) are numbers of atomic records in "balls.txt", starting from 0. If b1 does not equal b2, then the 'area' value is the area of contact between atoms b1 and b2. If b1 equals b2, then the 'area' value is the solvent-accessible area of atom b1. For example, below is a part of some possible "contacts.txt":
0 0 35.440
0 1 15.908
0 2 0.167
0 3 7.025
0 4 7.021
0 5 0.624
0 23 2.849
0 25 0.008
0 26 11.323
0 1454 0.021
1 1 16.448
1 2 11.608
1 3 0.327
1 4 14.170
1 5 0.820
1 6 3.902
1 23 0.081
2 2 3.591
2 3 11.714
2 4 0.305
2 5 2.019
Here is a basic example of computing annotated inter-atom contacts:
./voronota get-balls-from-atoms-file --annotated < input.pdb > annotated_balls.txt
./voronota calculate-contacts --annotated < annotated_balls.txt > annotated_contacts.txt
In "annotated_contacts.txt" the line format is "annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts [graphics]". The strings 'annotation1' and 'annotation2' describe contacting atoms, the 'area' value is the area of contact between the two atoms, the 'distance' value is the distance between the centers of the contacting atoms. If 'annotation2' contains string "solvent", then the 'area' value is the solvent-accessible area of the atom described by 'annotation1'. The remaining part of the line is used by Voronota querying and drawing commands that are not covered in this section.
Each atomic descriptor in the above text can be transformed into a space-separated list (chainID resSeq iCode serial altLoc resName name) using "voronota expand-descriptors" command:
cat annotated_contacts.txt | voronota expand-descriptors | column -t > expanded_table_of_contacts.txt
Below is a part of some possible "expanded_table_of_contacts.txt":
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 2 . 2 . SER CA 15.908 1.456 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 2 . 3 . SER C 0.167 2.488 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 2 . 4 . SER O 7.025 2.774 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 2 . 5 . SER CB 7.021 2.486 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 2 . 6 . SER OG 0.624 3.159 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 5 . 24 . GLU CB 2.849 4.628 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 5 . 26 . GLU CD 0.008 4.792 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 5 . 27 . GLU OE1 11.323 3.932 . .
A 2 . 1 . SER N A 194 . 1501 . LEU CD2 0.021 5.465 . .
A 2 . 1 .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 2 . 3 . SER C 11.608 1.514 . .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 2 . 4 . SER O 0.327 2.405 . .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 2 . 5 . SER CB 14.170 1.523 . .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 2 . 6 . SER OG 0.820 2.430 . .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 3 . 7 . LYS N 3.902 2.371 . .
A 2 . 2 . SER CA A 5 . 24 . GLU CB 0.081 4.954 . .
A 2 . 2 .
The "voronota query-contacts" command can be used to query and manipulate computed annotated contacts. For example, below is the command that selects contacts that probably correspond to salt bridges:
cat annotated_contacts.txt | voronota query-contacts --match-first 'R<ASP,GLU>&A<OD1,OD2,OE1,OE2,OXT>' --match-second 'R<ARG,HIS,LYS>&A<NH1,NH2,ND1,NE2,NZ>' --match-max-dist 4.0
The "support/generate-arguments-for-query-contacts.html" file in the Voronota package provides a graphical interface for generating sets of arguments for the "voronota query-contacts" command: it serves as an interactive documentation. A similar interface for the "voronota query-balls" command is provided by the "support/generate-arguments-for-query-balls.html" file.
The list of all available Voronota commands is displayed when executing Voronota without any parameters.
Command help is shown when "--help" command line option is present, for example:
./voronota calculate-vertices --help
Using "--help" option without specific command results in printing help for all commands:
./voronota --help
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--annotated flag to enable annotated mode
--include-heteroatoms flag to include heteroatoms
--include-hydrogens flag to include hydrogen atoms
--multimodel-chains flag to read multiple models in PDB format and rename chains accordingly
--mmcif flag to input in mmCIF format
--radii-file string path to radii configuration file
--default-radius number default atomic radius
--only-default-radius flag to make all radii equal to the default radius
--hull-offset number positive offset distance enables adding artificial hull balls
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
file in PDB or mmCIF format
list of balls
default mode line format: 'x y z r # atomSerial chainID resSeq resName atomName altLoc iCode'
annotated mode line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts'
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--print-log flag to print log of calculations
--exclude-hidden-balls flag to exclude hidden input balls
--include-surplus-quadruples flag to include surplus quadruples
--link flag to output links between vertices
--init-radius-for-BSH number initial radius for bounding sphere hierarchy
--check flag to slowly check the resulting vertices (used only for testing)
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls (line format: 'x y z r')
list of Voronoi vertices, i.e. quadruples with tangent spheres (line format: 'q1 q2 q3 q4 x y z r')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--method string * parallelization method name, variants are: 'simulated'
--parts number * number of parts for splitting, must be power of 2
--print-log flag to print log of calculations
--include-surplus-quadruples flag to include surplus quadruples
--link flag to output links between vertices
--init-radius-for-BSH number initial radius for bounding sphere hierarchy
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls (line format: 'x y z r')
list of Voronoi vertices, i.e. quadruples with tangent spheres (line format: 'q1 q2 q3 q4 x y z r')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--annotated flag to enable annotated mode
--probe number probe radius
--exclude-hidden-balls flag to exclude hidden input balls
--step number curve step length
--projections number curve optimization depth
--sih-depth number spherical surface optimization depth
--add-mirrored flag to add mirrored contacts to non-annnotated output
--draw flag to output graphics for annotated contacts
--tag-centrality flag to tag contacts centrality
--tag-peripherial flag to tag peripherial contacts
--old-contacts-output string file path to output spherical contacts
--volumes-output string file path to output constrained cells volumes
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls
default mode line format: 'x y z r'
annotated mode line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts'
list of contacts
default mode line format: 'b1 b2 area'
annotated mode line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts [graphics]'
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--match string selection
--match-not string negative selection
--match-tags string tags to match
--match-tags-not string tags to not match
--match-adjuncts string adjuncts intervals to match
--match-adjuncts-not string adjuncts intervals to not match
--match-external-annotations string file path to input matchable annotations
--invert flag to invert selection
--whole-residues flag to select whole residues
--drop-atom-serials flag to drop atom serial numbers from input
--drop-altloc-indicators flag to drop alternate location indicators from input
--drop-tags flag to drop all tags from input
--drop-adjuncts flag to drop all adjuncts from input
--set-tags string set tags instead of filtering
--set-dssp-info string file path to input DSSP file
--set-adjuncts string set adjuncts instead of filtering
--set-external-adjuncts string file path to input external adjuncts
--set-external-adjuncts-name string name for external adjuncts
--rename-chains flag to rename input chains to be in interval from 'A' to 'Z'
--renumber-from-adjunct string adjunct name to use for input residue renumbering
--renumber-positively flag to increment residue numbers to make them positive
--reset-serials flag to reset atom serial numbers
--set-seq-pos-adjunct flag to set normalized sequence position adjunct
--set-ref-seq-num-adjunct string file path to input reference sequence
--ref-seq-alignment string file path to output alignment with reference
--seq-output string file path to output query result sequence string
--chains-summary-output string file path to output chains summary
--chains-seq-identity number sequence identity threshold for chains summary, default is 0.9
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls (line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts')
list of balls (line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--match-first string selection for first contacting group
--match-first-not string negative selection for first contacting group
--match-second string selection for second contacting group
--match-second-not string negative selection for second contacting group
--match-min-seq-sep number minimum residue sequence separation
--match-max-seq-sep number maximum residue sequence separation
--match-min-area number minimum contact area
--match-max-area number maximum contact area
--match-min-dist number minimum distance
--match-max-dist number maximum distance
--match-tags string tags to match
--match-tags-not string tags to not match
--match-adjuncts string adjuncts intervals to match
--match-adjuncts-not string adjuncts intervals to not match
--match-external-first string file path to input matchable annotations
--match-external-second string file path to input matchable annotations
--match-external-pairs string file path to input matchable annotation pairs
--no-solvent flag to not include solvent accessible areas
--no-same-chain flag to not include same chain contacts
--invert flag to invert selection
--drop-tags flag to drop all tags from input
--drop-adjuncts flag to drop all adjuncts from input
--set-tags string set tags instead of filtering
--set-hbplus-tags string file path to input HBPLUS file
--set-distance-bins-tags string list of distance thresholds
--inter-residue-hbplus-tags flag to set inter-residue H-bond tags
--set-adjuncts string set adjuncts instead of filtering
--set-external-adjuncts string file path to input external adjuncts
--set-external-adjuncts-name string name for external adjuncts
--set-external-means string file path to input external values for averaging
--set-external-means-name string name for external means
--renaming-map string file path to input atoms renaming map
--inter-residue flag to convert input to inter-residue contacts
--inter-residue-after flag to convert output to inter-residue contacts
--summing-exceptions string file path to input inter-residue summing exceptions annotations
--summarize flag to output only summary of matched contacts
--summarize-by-first flag to output only summary of matched contacts by first identifier
--preserve-graphics flag to preserve graphics in output
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts [graphics]')
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts [graphics]')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--drawing-for-pymol string file path to output drawing as pymol script
--drawing-for-jmol string file path to output drawing as jmol script
--drawing-for-scenejs string file path to output drawing as scenejs script
--drawing-name string graphics object name for drawing output
--default-color string default color for drawing output, in hex format, white is 0xFFFFFF
--adjunct-gradient string adjunct name to use for gradient-based coloring
--adjunct-gradient-blue number blue adjunct gradient value
--adjunct-gradient-red number red adjunct gradient value
--adjuncts-rgb flag to use RGB color values from adjuncts
--random-colors flag to use random color for each drawn contact
--alpha number alpha opacity value for drawing output
--use-labels flag to use labels in drawing if possible
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts graphics')
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area distance tags adjuncts graphics')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--potential-file string * file path to input potential values
--ignorable-max-seq-sep number maximum residue sequence separation for ignorable contacts
--inter-atom-scores-file string file path to output inter-atom scores
--atom-scores-file string file path to output atom scores
--depth number neighborhood normalization depth
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 conditions area')
global scores
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--default-mean number default mean parameter
--default-sd number default standard deviation parameter
--means-and-sds-file string file path to input atomic mean and sd parameters
--mean-shift number mean shift in standard deviations
--external-weights-file string file path to input external weights for global scoring
--smoothing-window number window to smooth residue quality scores along sequence
--atom-scores-file string file path to output atom scores
--residue-scores-file string file path to output residue scores
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of atom energy descriptors
weighted average local score
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--input-file-list flag to read file list from stdin
--input-contributions string file path to input contact types contributions
--input-fixed-types string file path to input fixed types
--input-seq-pairs-stats string file path to input sequence pairings statistics
--potential-file string file path to output potential values
--probabilities-file string file path to output observed and expected probabilities
--single-areas-file string file path to output single type total areas
--contributions-file string file path to output contact types contributions
--multiply-areas number coefficient to multiply output areas
--toggling-list string list of toggling subtags
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 conditions area')
line of contact type area summaries (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 conditions area')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--target-contacts-file string * file path to input target contacts
--inter-atom-scores-file string file path to output inter-atom scores
--inter-residue-scores-file string file path to output inter-residue scores
--atom-scores-file string file path to output atom scores
--residue-scores-file string file path to output residue scores
--depth number local neighborhood depth
--smoothing-window number window to smooth residue scores along sequence
--smoothed-scores-file string file path to output smoothed residue scores
--ignore-residue-names flag to consider just residue numbers and ignore residue names
--residue-level-only flag to output only residue-level results
--detailed-output flag to enable detailed output
--chains-renaming-file string file path to input chains renaming
--remap-chains flag to calculate optimal chains remapping
--remap-chains-log flag output remapping progress to stderr
--remapped-chains-file string file path to output calculated chains remapping
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of model contacts (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 area')
global scores (atom-level and residue-level)
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--pdb-output string file path to output query result in PDB format
--pdb-output-b-factor string name of adjunct to output as B-factor in PDB format
--pdb-output-template string file path to input template for B-factor insertions
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls (line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts')
list of balls (line format: 'annotation x y z r tags adjuncts')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--clash-distance number clash distance threshold in angstroms, default is 3.0
--min-seq-sep number minimum residue sequence separation, default is 2
--init-radius-for-BSH number initial radius for bounding sphere hierarchy
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
list of balls (line format: 'annotation x y z r')
list of clashes (line format: 'annotation1 annotation2 distance min-distance-between-balls')
Name Type Description
------------------------------- ------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
--help flag to print usage help to stdout and exit
any text containing atom descriptors
text with each atom descriptor expanded to 'chainID resSeq iCode serial altLoc resName name'
'voronota-voromqa' script is an implementation of VoroMQA (Voronoi diagram-based Model Quality Assessment) method using Voronota. The script interface is presented below:
Basic options:
--input | -i string * input structure file in PDB format
--input-filter-query string input atoms filtering query parameters
--output-atom-scores string output text file with atom scores
--output-atom-scores-pdb string output PDB file with atom scores as B-factors
--output-residue-scores string output text file with residue scores
--output-residue-scores-pdb string output PDB file with residue scores as B-factors
--output-residue-scores-plot string output PNG image file with residue scores plot, requires R
--help | -h flag to display help message and exit
Advanced options:
--cache-dir string path to cache directory
--smoothing-window number residue scores smoothing window size, default is 5
--atoms-query string atoms query parameters to define selection
--contacts-query string contacts query parameters to define selection
--output-selected-scores string output text file with selected atom scores
--reference-sequence string sequence file or string for residue renumbering
--output-sequence-alignment string output text file with sequence alignment
--multiple-models flag to handle multiple models in PDB file
Standard output (one line):
{input file path} {global score} {number of residues} {number of atoms} [ {selection score} {number of selected atoms} ]
'voronota-cadscore' script is an implementation of CAD-score (Contact Area Difference score) method using Voronota. The script interface is presented below:
Basic options:
--input-target | -t string * input target structure file in PDB format
--input-model | -m string * input model structure file in PDB format
--input-filter-query string input atoms filtering query parameters
--output-residue-scores string output text file with residue scores
--output-residue-scores-pdb-t string output target PDB file with residue scores as B-factors
--output-residue-scores-pdb-m string output model PDB file with residue scores as B-factors
--smoothing-window number residue scores smoothing window size, default is 0
--contacts-query string contacts query parameters
--contacts-query-inter-chain flag to consider only inter-chain contacts
--contacts-query-by-code string contacts query code, possible codes are AA, AS, SS, AM, MM, MS
--use-all-query-codes flag to output global scores for all query codes, one line per code
--cache-dir string path to cache directory
--output-header flag to output header before result line
--help | -h flag to display help message and exit
Advanced options:
--ignore-residue-names flag to consider just residue numbers and ignore residue names
--enable-site-based-scoring falg to enable site-based scoring
--multiple-models flag to handle multiple models in PDB file
--remap-chains flag to automatically rearrange chain names for higher scores
--remap-chains-output string output file with chain names rearrangement
--old-regime flag to calculate areas as in pre-Voronota CAD-score
Standard output (one line):
{target file path} {model file path} {query code} {number of residues} {global score} {target total area} {corresponding model total area}
[ {site-based number of residues} {site-based global score} {site-based target total area} {corresponding site-based model total area} ]
'voronota-contacts' script provides a way for calculating and querying interatomic contacts with just one command (without the need to construct a pipeline from 'voronota' calls).
Basic options:
--input | -i string * input structure file in PDB format
--input-filter-query string input atoms filtering query parameters
--contacts-query string contacts query parameters
--contacts-query-additional string additional contacts query parameters
--cache-dir string path to cache directory
--sum-at-end flag to print sum of areas as the last line in output
--help | -h flag to display help message and exit
Advanced options:
--output-drawing string output file with drawing script for PyMol
--drawing-parameters string drawing parameters
--wireframe-drawing flag to draw wireframe representation of contacts
--multiple-models flag to handle multiple models in PDB file
Standard output (multiple lines):
{contacting atom} {contacting atom} {contact area} {distance between atoms centers} {tags} {adjunct values}
'voronota-volumes' script provides a way for calculating and querying atomic volumes with just one command (without the need to construct a pipeline from 'voronota' calls).
Basic options:
--input | -i string * input structure file in PDB format
--input-filter-query string input atoms filtering query parameters
--cache-dir string path to cache directory
--sum-at-end flag to print sum of areas as the last line in output
--help | -h flag to display help message and exit
Advanced options:
--atoms-query string atoms query parameters
--per-residue flag to output per-residue results
--multiple-models flag to handle multiple models in PDB file
Standard output (multiple lines):
{name} {volume}


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What problem does this website solve? What content does it have?
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What 5 adjectives would you use to describe the content, focus, and purpose of the site? How does that compare to the adjectives you used to describe the site visually?
The sites content, focus, or purpose could be described as uplifting, artistic, developmental, beneficial, and influential. Again, I believe this closely compares to the adjectives I used to describe the site visually.
How easy is it to find what you are looking for from the homepage? How about from another page?
It’s easy to find pages because all available pages are linked to the top navigation.
How easy is it to browse through all the content of the site?
Browsing is as easy as scrolling down the page to see all of their pervious work and contacts or by selecting about, process or blog in the top navigation.
How do you feel after being on the site for a while?
After visiting this site, I always feel inspired and creative.
Does the site sell anything? If so, have you purchased any of it? Why or why not?
Yes, it sells its designing services for companies. I have not purchased it because I have to be my own designer!
Why is this one of your favorite sites?
Imgur.com is a fun site to spend time on while taking a break from coding!
What area of the site is your eye drawn to when looking at the homepage? Stand back further, what area is your eye drawn to now? Is that area the most important area of the site?
My eye is drawn to all the silly or cute pictures located in the main container of the page.  List 5 adjectives.
Imgur.com is clustered, dark, straightforward, captivating, and simple.
What problem does this website solve? What content does it have?
Imgur.com is a cure for boredom. Oh yea, it also it’s an online image hosting service.
What 5 adjectives would you use to describe the content, focus, and purpose of the site? How does that compare to the adjectives you used to describe the site visually?
The sites content, focus, or purpose could be described as funny, cute, current, silly, and
practical. There is a contrast with the adjectives used to describe the site visually. I think they wanted a simple and plain environment for the unforgettable images that they host.
How easy is it to find what you are looking for from the homepage? How about from another page?
Again, it’s easy to find pages because all available pages are linked to the top navigation.
How easy is it to browse through all the content of the site?
Browsing is as easy as clicking the “next” button to flip through the images.
How do you feel after being on the site for a while?
Depending on how long I spend on it I can either feel like a wasted a lot of time or I feel much amaze, such happy- wow :)
Does the site sell anything? If so, have you purchased any of it? Why or why not?
Yes, they offer a “pro account” for users to receive more features. In addition to image hosting, imgur also has a store that sells shirts, stickers, pillows etc. I haven’t purchased anything because I haven’t really needed more than the basic image hosting functionality they offer.


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- Description
- specifies the category of error indicators.
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| Values |
| NONE |
error indicators are not displayed.
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| VARIANCE |
displays error indicators for the variance of the data row.
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| STANDARD_DEVIATION |
displays error indicators for the standard deviation (square
root of variance) of the data row.
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| PERCENT |
The length of the error indicators is calculated for each data
point by taking the percentage given as
ChartStatistics::PercentageError of its
value.
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| ERROR_MARGIN |
The length of the error indicators for all data points is
calculated by taking the percentage given as
ChartStatistics::ErrorMargin of the largest
data point value.
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| CONSTANT_VALUE |
displays the same lower and upper error indicators for all
data points.
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| Values' Details |
NONE
NONE,
- Description
- error indicators are not displayed.
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VARIANCE
VARIANCE,
- Description
- displays error indicators for the variance of the data row.
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STANDARD_DEVIATION,
- Description
- displays error indicators for the standard deviation (square
root of variance) of the data row.
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ERROR_MARGIN
ERROR_MARGIN,
- Description
- The length of the error indicators for all data points is
calculated by taking the percentage given as
ChartStatistics::ErrorMargin of the largest
data point value.
- See also
- ChartStatistics
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Beautiful and clean HTML is the foundation of a beautiful website. When I teach people about CSS, I always begin by telling them that good CSS can only exist with equally good HTML markup. A house is only as strong as its foundation, right? The advantages of clean, semantic HTML are many, yet so many websites suffer from poorly written markup.
Strict DOCTYPE. If we are going to do this, let’s just do it right. No need for a discussion about whether to use HTML 4.01 or HTML 1.0: both of them offer a strict version that will keep us nice and honest as we write our code.
Character set & encoding characters. In our <head> section, the very first thing should be the declaration of our character set. We’re using UTF-8 here, which is swell, but it’s listed after our <title>. Let’s go ahead and move it up so that the browser knows what character set it’s dealing with before it starts reading any content at all.
The next time you write HTML, be it a small chunk in a huge website, or the beginning of a fresh new project, just do what you can to make it right.
The interwebs will love you!


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Tiger found dead in Meghamalai
by Staff ReporterTHENI
A sub-adult tiger, aged around one and a half years, was found dead in Meghamalai forest range here on Saturday afternoon during field perambulation by the staff of Megamalai Range. A post mortem was conducted on the carcass on Sunday as per the National Tiger Conservation Authority’s Standard Operating Procedure.
Asokan, Wildlife Veterinarian, Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve, and Veterinary Assistant Surgeons Vailan, N. Kalaivanan and S. Prabhakaran conducted the post mortem in the presence of Subrat Mohpatra, Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Madurai Circle, Sachin Bhosale, Wildlife Warden, Megamalai Wildlife Division, R. Guganesh, Assistant Conservator of Forest, Megamalai Wildlife Division, and other officials. .
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Tire pressure status of a single tire.
@since SmartDeviceLink 2.0
Required
@property (nonatomic, strong) SDLComponentVolumeStatus _Nonnull status;
var status: SDLComponentVolumeStatus { get set }
The status of TPMS for this particular tire
Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) SDLTPMS monitoringSystemStatus;
var monitoringSystemStatus: SDLTPMS? { get set }
The pressure value of this particular tire in kPa (kilopascals)
Optional, Float, 0-2000
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSNumber<SDLFloat> *pressure;
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NKDCode128Barcode Class Reference
| Inherits from | NKDBarcode : NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | NKDCode128Barcode.h NKDCode128Barcode.m |
– initWithContent:printsCaption:
Overridden to enforce generation of check digit.
- (id)initWithContent:(NSString *)inContent printsCaption:(BOOL)inPrints
Discussion
@method initWithContent:printsCaption:
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– codeSet
Returns the primary code set being used to encode content
- (CodeSet)codeSet
Return Value
SET_A, SET_B, or SET_C
Discussion
@method codeSet
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– setCodeSet:
Set the primary code set to encode content with
- (void)setCodeSet:(CodeSet)inSet
Parameters
inSet |
SET_A, SET_B, or SET_C |
|---|
Discussion
@method setCodeSet:
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– generateChecksum
Generates the check digit or checksum for this barcode encoding scheme.
- (void)generateChecksum
Discussion
@method generateChecksum
Code 128 has a mandatory check digit calculated by summing the start code value to the product of each character’s value (via lookup table), modulus 103.
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _valueForChar:
Returns the code-128 value for a given character
- (int)_valueForChar:(int)inChar
Return Value
Integer between 00 and 105
Discussion
@method _valueForChar:
Used for calculating checksum for code sets A and B, where the numeric code-128 “value” is arbitrary
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– initiator
Returns the encoded initiator or alignment bar(s)
- (NSString *)initiator
Discussion
@method initiator
This is likely the most complex initator method in the framework. Because there are three code sets to choose from, we have to determine which one is the best choice for our content. Our algorithm will be to check first to see if there are only numbers, then we use set C. If there are other characters, we will sum the number of lower-case letters and the number of non-printing ASCII characters. If there are more lowercase letters than non-printings, we will use set B, otherwise, we will use set C.
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– terminator
Returns the encoded terminator or alignment bar(s)
- (NSString *)terminator
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the last (non-content) character or alignment bar(s).
Discussion
@method terminator
Returns<PHONE_NUMBER>011
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _encodeChar:
Private method to turn a single character into a string of 1s and 0s.
- (NSString *)_encodeChar:(char)inChar
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing inChar encoded for this barcode.
Discussion
@method _encodeChar
This method is overridden to make sure the current
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _canEncodeChar:withSet:
Tells us whether a particular code set can encode a given character
- (BOOL)_canEncodeChar:(char)inChar withSet:(CodeSet)theSet
Parameters
inChar |
Character that we want to know whether it can be encoded |
|---|---|
theSet |
The code set we want to try and encode it with |
Return Value
YES or NO, depending on whether theSet can encode inChar
Discussion
@method _canEncodeChar:withSet:
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _encodeChar:withSet:
Called by _encodeChar once the character set to use has been determined.
- (NSString *)_encodeChar:(char)inChar withSet:(CodeSet)inSet
Parameters
inChar |
The character to be encoded. |
|---|---|
inSet |
The CodeSet to use to encode it. |
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the character encoded using inSet.
Discussion
@method _encodeChar: withSet:
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _bestCodeSetForContent
Method provides a common algorithm for determining the best primary code set for content
- (CodeSet)_bestCodeSetForContent
Return Value
SET_A, SET_B, SET_C, whichever was determined to be the best choice based on the data in content
Discussion
@method _bestCodeSetForContent
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _shiftCharacterForSet:
Returns the shift character for a given set
- (NSString *)_shiftCharacterForSet:(CodeSet)inSet
Parameters
inSet |
The CodeSet that we wish the shift character for. |
|---|
Return Value
A String of 1s and 0s that contains the encoded shift character.
Discussion
@method _shiftCharacterForSet:(CodeSet)inSet
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– _encodeNumberPair:
Encodes a two-digit numeric value as a code-set C Code 128 value.
- (NSString *)_encodeNumberPair:(NSString *)inPair
Parameters
inPair |
String with length of two that holds the string representation of the two-digit number to be encoded. |
|---|
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the number pair.
Discussion
@method _encodeNumberPair:
Two digit numeric values when encoding using code set C coincide with the character “value” according to Code 128, so this method is much more useful than for just encoding for set-C, it also gives us a shortcut when calculating the check-digit and when trying to encode it.
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h
– barcode
Overridden to process sets of two characters when using SET_C as primary set, since it packs two characters into one
- (NSString *)barcode
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the content.
Discussion
@method barcode:
Declared In
NKDCode128Barcode.h