Library Dependencies
HiveMind has a number of dependencies on other open-source frameworks. The Ant build files for HiveMind will automatically download dependencies from the Maven repository on ibiblio.
Warning
Occasionally, HiveMind outstrips the availability of JAR versions on ibiblio.com. If a version of a JAR is
not available, you will need to locate and download the other package's distribution, extract the necessary JAR file
(and occasionally rename it), and copy it into ext-package/lib. The build scripts will pick up the file from there.
| File | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| commons-logging-1.0.3.jar | Commons-Logging | |
| easymock-1.1.jar | EasyMock testing framework | Only needed by HiveMindTestCase, which exists as the basis for your own tests. |
| groovy-all-1.0-beta-10.jar | Groovy | Used by the GroovyModuleDescriptorProvider to support Groovy module descriptors. |
| jboss-j2ee-3.2.1.jar | JBoss J2EE Server | Used by some services of the HiveMind library. No dependencies on JBoss itself, just on the javax.ejb package. |
| javassist-3.0.jar | Javassist bytecode library | |
| oro-2.0.6.jar | ORO Regular Expressions | |
| spring-full-1.0.1.jar | Spring | Used by the hivemind.lib.SpringLookupFactory service. |
Typically, all you need is the HiveMind libraries, Javassist, ORO and commons-logging. Your EJB container will provide the javax.ejb classes. Obviously, you should include Spring if your are using Spring, and EasyMock if you are writing tests using the HiveMindTestCase base class.
In most cases, HiveMind has been built against a "handy" version; in all likelyhood you can vary the exact version of a dependency to suite your existing environment. Just remember to write some tests!
Note
HiveMind is explicitly designed to be used with JDK 1.3 and above. It uses no features from JDK 1.4
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資料來源 Sources
The Bible (King James Versioin)
The Bible (New Internation Version)
The Bible (Chinese Union Version - 和合本)
The Bible (Vulgate - English Translation - 武加大譯本)
The Bible (Septuagint LXX - English Translation - 七十士譯本英文版)
Hebrew Masorectic Text (English Translation) 希伯來人馬所拉文本
Isrealite Samaritan Pentateuch (English Translation) 以色列撒瑪利亞人五經
Wikipedia
Britannica Encyclopedia
Ancient History Encyclopedia
Jewish Virtual Library -
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org
Chadbad.org -
https://www.chabad.org - https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/3915966/jewish/Timeline-of-Jewish-History.htm
The Jewish Website -
https://www.aish.com
Jewish Timeline -
http://www.odyeda.com/en/
Jewish Wikipedia -
http://www.jewishwikipedia.info/timelinel.html
The Science of God by Gerald L. Schroeder
The Age of Universe by Gerald L. Schroeder
National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA -
https://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/focus-areas/what-powered-the-big-bang
Space.com -
https://www.space.com/25126-big-bang-theory.html
American Museum of Natural History -
https://www.amnh.org/learn-teach/curriculum-collections/cosmic-horizons-book/georges-lemaitre-big-bang
中國人史綱 – 柏揚著
大學用書國史提要 – 甲凱編著
The Story of Christianity - The Early Church to the Present Day by Justo L. Conzález
Biblestudytools -
https://www.biblestudytools.com/history/foxs-book-of-martyrs/
BioLogos -
https://biologos.org/common-questions/does-the-cambrian-explosion-pose-a-challenge-to-evolution/
LiveScience -
https://www.livescience.com/
Wikipedia -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_Calendar
EarthHow -
https://earthhow.com/earth-timeline-geological-history-events/
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Some time in 1988 my family got an
8-MHz 8088 PC, and I got a copy of "Arkanoid: Revenge Of DOH" on a 5 1/4" floppy from a friend..
ah, the good old says of casual floppy-based file sharing. Anyways, needless to say I logged my
fair share of time playing that game. It had all the features I remembered from the arcade game,
and also included a level editor. When I started working on this DHTML rendition of Arkanoid, I
remembered how cool the editor feature was and made a point of adding one in. One thing I do
remember omitting is the ability to select which bricks hold power-ups (the PC version let you
do this), but I figured it was minor enough that it wouldn't be missed if left out ;) Aside from
that, almost everything else is there.
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HOW TO PLAY: Click to launch the ball, then keep it alive by bouncing it back at the bricks. Destroy bricks for points and power-ups. To pass the level, you must eliminate all "destroyable" bricks.
Arkanoid has various types of bricks which make up the levels; each brick has an associated hit count and point value. These have been recreated from the original game as closely as possible. Some bricks have special behaviors associated with them (for example, the "not destroyable" condition - where the brick does not need to be destroyed in order to finish the level.) These behaviors are listed in the "special notes" section of the description.
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GOLD
Hits: Unlimited Point value: 500 SPECIAL NOTES
- Not counted as a "destroyable" brick - Indestructible (with the exception of the Mega ball) |
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FUNKY
Hits: 2 Point value: 50 SPECIAL NOTES
- Not counted as a "destroyable" brick - Respawns 3 seconds after being destroyed - Hit count increases to 3 at level 10, then to 4 at level 20 - I couldn't think of a very good name for this one, hence "Funky" :) |
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GREY
Hits: 2 Point value: 50 SPECIAL NOTES
- Hit count increases to 3 at level 10, then to 4 at level 20 |
Note: The capsule styles are derived from the original game, but the names may be slightly different. (I had to guess what the full name was.) The "Frequency" rating is a percentage of how often you can expect to get that particular capsule. It is based on Math.random() however, so expect mixed results.
Power-ups are mutually exclusive, meaning that you can only have one power-up effect at a time - they cannot be combined.
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BYPASS: Allows you to exit the current level without having to
destroy all of the usual bricks.
Frequency: Low - 2%
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CATCH: Makes balls "stick" to the paddle on contact, and release
(all at once) on the next mouse click.
Frequency: Average - 2%
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DISRUPT: Spawns eight additional balls. The spawn occurs from
the highest ball on the screen at the time.
Frequency: Average - 10%
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EXTEND: Extends the paddle by 50%, making it easier to hit
balls. Unlike some versions of Arkanoid, Extend only works once (ie. getting an Extend 2 or more
times in a row will not make the paddle larger)
Frequency: Average - 10%
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INTELLIGENT SHADOW: Officially named T for "Tail" in the
original, this was renamed to avoid confusion. This power-up creates a trailing "shadow" that
follows the paddle, and can bounce balls just the same as the paddle. The refraction is different
though, so beware!
Frequency: Average - 10%
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LASER: Gives the paddle laser-firing ability. Two "turrets"
appear on the paddle with this power-up, and lasers are fired on every mouse click. A laser does the
same amount of brick damage that a ball does, but you have the advantage of aim-and-fire with the
lasers.
Frequency: Average - 10%
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MEGA: Transforms all active balls to blue "Mega" balls, which
rip through any and all bricks without bouncing.
Frequency: Low - 3%
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NODE: Similar to Disrupt, but creates three respawning balls.

Keep at least one alive, and it will spawn two more to bring the total back to three.
Frequency: Average - 10%
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PLAYER: "Free life" by any other name. This power-up does not
give the paddle any special powers, but as it is a power-up it will reset any other power-up effect
- although a free life may be more important than a temporary power-up anyways, depending on how you
play :)
Frequency: Low - 2%
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RESTRICT: This power-up has both a good and a bad side to it. On
the upside, any points you earn will be doubled before being added to your total score. On the
downside, the paddle is reduced to 2/3 of its original size, making it harder to keep the ball
going. (This power-up capsule is noticeably smaller as a reminder, also.) Definitely handy if you're
going for a highscore, although you might not live as long!
Frequency: Average - 10%
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SLOW: Slows down all active balls by 33% of their current speed
or to a predefined minimum speed, whichever is higher.
Frequency: Average - 10%
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TWIN: Splits the paddle into two slightly-smaller twin paddles -
overall slightly larger than the Extend power-up, but there is a risk of losing the ball in the gap
through the middle. The angle at which the twin paddles reflect is also slightly different than the
others.
Frequency: Average - 10%
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MOUSE: Paddle/game navigation control (Left-click for using some
power-ups)
SPACE BAR: Game pause/resume shortcut (Applicable only when playing a game)
The primary game controls are icons located at the top left. They allow you to switch between arcade game, level browse and edit modes. Additionally, there are icons for showing the highscores list and this help page.
WHO
Scott Schiller: Web
Developer, wannabe-comedian, all-around-geek
WHAT
SCHILLMANIA!: Experimental
DHTML design, focusing on interactive applications
WHERE
Canada
WHY
Why DHTML? .. Client-side animation and Object-Oriented Programming is cool.
WHEN
October 2002 - January 2003


Last week we saw how aliases could be used as an autocorrect for command line typing mistakes. This week, a few other ideas for how to use aliases, primarily to save time typing or to avoid having to remember long commands.
We tend to use a handful of Git commands again and again, so how about shortening them?
`alias gitc = "git checkout"`
`alias gitcm = "git checkout master"`
`alias gits = "git status -sb"`
Is there a directory you often move to? Try creating a single-letter alias for super-fast directory changing:
`alias c = "cd /usr/local/ddg.cache/share/spice"`
And aliases don't have to be letters. You could create aliases to cut out the command names altogether, like these directory changing shortcuts:
`alias .. = "cd .."`
`alias ... = "cd ../.."`
And so on...
Even if you don't use these exact aliases, hopefully they provide inspiration for you to create your own. Remember, these aliases should be added to the .bash_profile or .bashrc file in your home directory, and then restart the terminal for them to take effect.


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Issue 96
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Want to see something featured in Haskell Weekly? Open an issue or pull request on GitHub.
Featured
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Build large polyglot projects with Bazel: Now with Haskell support
We have rules for building Haskell libraries (packages), binaries, tests and Haddock documentation. Libraries or binaries can freely provide C/C++ or Java targets as dependencies, or use preprocessors such as
hsc2hs
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Writing a game in Haskell appears to be an elusive, white-whale task. And with an existing handful of small and citable games, I wish more existed with documentation to ease the barrier of entry.
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Validation with smart constructors
There are multiple kinds of validation; checking that values have a certain structure, which is deterministic, and things like querying a database to see if a user name is already taken, which is effectful and indeterministic.
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I’ve been working on a toy compiler lately so I’ve been thinking about ASTs! It’s a new thing for me and I’ve gotten a bit obsessed with the idea of simplifying both the representation of the tree itself as well as the code to interpret it.
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Hocker: I can’t believe it’s not Docker!
We’ve pulled a Docker image from a registry without using the Docker client or going through the Docker daemon. We also fetched three other artifacts of the
hello-world
Docker image that the stock Docker tooling elides from you. -
In my opinion, using the data type I’ve called
Variant
to handle heterogeneous collections is currently the best alternative. It is type-safe, efficient (both storage-wise and performance-wise) and easy to use. -
Investment strategies, lazy evaluation and memoization
This article will cover an interesting problem: given a set of possible investments, each with different tax rates, yearly rates and minimum time until withdrawal, what is the best investment strategy for the next 10, 20 or n years?
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Introducing tenjinreader.com for Haskellers
The app is written end-to-end in Haskell. Moreover, I tried to use a bunch of new (experimental) stuff, so this blog post is about my experience.
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Haskell with Reactive Banana and GTK3
I’ve been doing some GUI coding recently using a combination of Reactive Banana and GTK3. I started out with just GTK3, but I could see it wasn’t going to scale because everything GTK3 does is in the IO monad.
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Comonad transformers in the wild
I’m still getting an intuition for comonads, but they seem to embody some kind of “environment”, and comonad transformers are like a “composition of environments”.
Jobs
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Functional Programming at Mood Media in Bucharest
Mood Media is still looking for a junior/mid-level PureScript developer to work on our digital signage solution. PureScript experience is not required — any FP experience will do. The job is in Bucharest, Romania — no remote.
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Software Engineer at Oscoin in Berlin
At Monadic, the team behind oscoin, we’re hiring our first engineers. We’re looking for experienced candidates who are well versed in functional programming and distributed systems.
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Strat at Standard Chartered in New York
Strats are generalist software engineers. You will work on the trading floor, directly with traders, building software to automate their work and improve their efficiency.
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Junior Developer at Holmusk in Singapore
Holmusk is a digital healthcare company based in Singapore that is focused on helping people manage chronic disease. We are building a Haskell backend team in Singapore and looking for junior developers.
In brief
- Attoparsec: The clarity of do-syntax
- GHC 8.4.1-rc1 available
- Hackage account registration changes
- I want Stackage and I only have 3 minutes until takeoff
- Liquid Haskell tutorial
- What is currying?
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is sdl2, which provides both high and low level bindings to the SDL2 library.
Call for participation
- aeson: Export something similar to Yaml’s encodeFile/decodeFile
- esqueleto:
update
seemingly isn’t compatible withSqlWriteT
- stack:
stack new
requires network to work - tabletop: Documenting information to help new developers
Events
- Lambda Trondheim is hosting a concrete introduction to Haskell on March 1 in Trondheim, Norway.
- Silicon Valley Deep Specification is covering chapter one of Software Foundations, functional algorithms, on March 2 in Santa Clara, California, United States.
- The Belgian Scala User Group is explaining implicit functions and reader transformers on March 5 in Mechelen, Belgium.
- The Milwaukee Functional Programming User Group is hosting lightning talks on March 6 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States.
- Lambda Montreal is discussing higher-order multidimensional programming on March 7 in Montreal, Canada.
- Haskell.SG is hosting their March meetup on March 8 in Singapore.


Russian court to hear Israeli-American woman's appeal next month
Naama Issachar, Israeli-American woman jailed in Russia on drug charges, to receive appeal hearing in December.
by Arutz Sheva StaffA Russian court of appeals will hold a hearing next month for an Israeli-American woman jailed on drug charges.
Naama Issachar, an Israeli-American tourist in Russia who was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison after she was caught with 9.5 grams of marijuana in her bag during a stop over, will receive a court hearing for her appeal request on December 12th, local attorneys representing Issachar say.
The Israeli government and Issachar’s family have called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to pardon Issachar, calling her punishment disproportionate to the crime.
The Russian government has said it will consider the request for a pardon.


NVIDIA confirms macOS will no longer support developing CUDA apps
by Evan SelleckNVIDIA has recently confirmed that a big change is coming to developers who use Apple’s macOS desktop operating system.
In a recent developer update tied to the release notes for CUDA Toolkit 10.2, NVIDIA has confirmed that this will be the last version of the toolkit to support macOS. The company states, rather matter-of-factly, that support for macOS will no longer be available once the next version of CUDA Toolkit arrives at some point in the future.
From the release notes:
CUDA 10.2 (Toolkit and NVIDIA driver) is the last release to support macOS for developing and running CUDA applications. Support for macOS will not be available starting with the next release of CUDA.
NVIDIA developed CUDA as a parallel computing platform and programming model for its own graphics processing units, or GPUs. NVIDIA’s parallel computing platform allows for developers to speed up compute-intensive applications when necessary.
The loss of macOS support isn’t great news for developers taking advantage of the CUDA Toolkit, so it’s good to be aware of the incoming change. As for how long before the next version of CUDA Toolkit arrives and macOS support is dropped, that’s not made clear in the release notes for this version.


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THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1998 Andrew Hicks
(1998) *** (out of four)
I thought DUMB AND DUMBER was tasteless. I thought KINGPIN was even more tasteless. Little did I know the Farrely Brothers' most conventional comedy, THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, would have the least taste of all.  DOLITTLE, now this -- is 1998 the summer of performing mouth-to-mouth on animals for laughs?), and a man traps his genitals in his zipper.
Cameron Diaz, previously one of the more distinguished young actresses, presides over the gutteral humor with grace, poise and a lot more comedic sense than I would have pegged her for. As the title character, she's the object of Ben Stiller's affection. Simian Stiller, who has disgraced such movies as THE CABLE GUY and IF LUCY FELL, finally picks a good comedy again.
The movie begins in 1985, exploiting the '80s as so many of today's comedies manage to do. There's even a Rubik's Cube, for God's sake, and the ultimate reminder of the '80s -- Markie Post from "Night Court." She plays Diaz's mother, while Some Random Black Guy plays the stepfather. (Yes, an afro is mined for laughs.)  When Stiller stands up for her brother, Diaz asks him to the prom and he shows up in a bad tuxedo, all ready to go until the Zipper Incident occurs in the bathroom.
Flashforward to the present, Stiller's bleeding genitalia having ruined any chance of happiness with Mary.  Matt Dillon, looking nothing like himself, plays the detective, who gets one look at Diaz in a bra and decides he's in love with her.
It's a fun sitcom plot, the loser guy who pretends to be someone else to win the hand of the beautiful woman. This version is pretty close to Woody Allen in EVERYONE SAYS I LOVE YOU -- Dillon has access to inside information about Mary and pretends to be everything she wants in a man. She falls for it about the same time Stiller decides he has to come to Florida. What ensues is a nonstop saga of disgusting humor, a lot of it incredibly funny.
What THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY boils down to is the first romantic comedy about a stalker. Stiller is the least of the evils, in a movie where the suitors include the private detective who listens in on her conversations, the pizza boy pretending to be an English man in arm braces and a shoe fetishist. Surprisingly, for a movie this daring in plot and gags, the ending is about as conventional and predictable as one could expect. It's a good movie, but when will we see a movie this bold that actually functions as satire right to the end?
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A litter bin owned by Peterborough Council has been washed up on the Norfolk coast.
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Directed by Bradley Null
Written and Produced by Christopher Null
Starring David M. Kaufman, Christopher Null, and Elizabeth Price
As Reviewed by James Brundage
I don't even know why I go to the movies anymore. I mean, I get into an era where three quarters of the movies out in current release are complete crap, where I am disappointed by the medium as a whole at every turn. I live in an area where I have to travel a good half hour to see an art film. No deal has yet been struck with a videostore to allow me to rent movies free, so that medium costs me a good $20 a month. Cable bills are a constant plague, and the premium channels end up showing the same old same old. And, thanks to the newly handed down embargo on press by Regal cinemas (in the form of an email which they refuse to allow me to see), I am getting frozen out of seeing movies there, too.
Consider, on the other hand, the Internet. Consider the short films that are made readily available. Like the man who has given up novels for short stories (or, as the main character in Will Stitman's Metropolitan, for fine literary criticism.), I am considering giving up the feature length film for its cousin "the short".
Available online by the dozens, this brand of film may lack the professionalism of its 35mm counterparts, but by no means does it lack creative merit. Sure, half of them want to make the feature length someday, but right now, due to the spread of the electronic world, we get to see the early products of the next Speilbergs as they happen.
A case in point that has been my normal crusade has been Rigormortis productions, of which returning director Richard Ferrado is the next David Zucker. In the Null brothers (Director Bradley and Writer/Producer/Actor Christopher), we find the next David Lynch.
Christopher Null, in addition to getting my personal respect as being the head contributor to www.filmcritic.com (one of the many sites that harbours my reviews), is also a gifted writer capable of turning out a script that gives a dark and mysterious atmosphere in 13:00 of film.
For a plot synopsis: imaging Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse Five." In SH5 (as it is known by Vonnegut fanatics such as myself), Billy Pilgrim is unstuck in time. He perpetually goes between incredibly painful and incredibly serene periods of time in his life.
In Pressurecooker, David is in much the same situation. Constantly, he goes back in time (if only in memory) to the haunting death of his mother in an act of senseless violence. At the present, both he and his brother Alex (David M. Kaufman) are in a mental institution. One is visiting the other, although it is unclear which one.
Through the flashbacks, the drifting back and forward in time, we are given an overall impression of how the death has emotionally maimed the brothers, while maintaining (through highly a highly skillful mix of black and white and color) an eerie mystery over the event, painting the entire sequence as if a surreal nightmare.
On of the finest dramatic debuts since David Lynch's Six Figures Getting Sick, Pressurecooker is a story that is successfully able to grab you by the throat, pull you into the characters, and place you back into reality again in the time it takes most films to introduce the plot.
Seeing as it is both a drama and a mystery, I cannot give away the ending. I can, however, give a shameless sales pitch on behalf of the creators. The film is available on www.filmcritic.com under the NULL SET PRODUCTIONS section. It is available on VHS and in Realvideo. It's worth it.
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Main plotting function¶
This is the main plotting function for visualsation of results from models computed with the Hoggorm package. All convenience functions make use of the main plotting function.
-
hoggormplot.main_plot.
plot
(model, comp=[1, 2], plots=[1, 2, 3, 4], which=[], line=False, weights=False, cummulative=True, individual=False, validated=[], objNames=[], XvarNames=[], YvarNames=[], newX=[], newY=[], newObjNames=[], figsize=None)¶ This is the main plot function that generates plots that visualise results from PCA, PCR, PLSR and PLSR2 models computed with the Hoggorm package.
Parameters: - model (nipalsPCR/nipalsPLSR1/nipalsPLSR2 class object computed in Hoggorm) – The statistical results of the submitted model will be visualized.
- comp (list, optional) – The list contains components to be displayed. Defaults to [1,2].
- plots (list, optional) –
Integers in this list define which plots are to be generated (combined in a single figure). The list defaults to [1, 2, 3, 4]. The following options are available:
- 1 : Scores (default: X)
- 2 : Loadings (default: X)
- 3 : Correlation loadings (default: Both (X & Y))
- 4 : Biplot (default: X)
- 5 : Regression coefficients
- 6 : Explained variance (default: Y)
- 7 : Prediction
Instead of integers, string arguments may be useds. The following options are available:
'scores'
'loadings'
'correlationLoadings'
' biplot'
'coeffs'
'explainedVariance'
'predict'
- which (list, optional) –
This list may contain one string argument. The following options are available:
'X'
'Y'
'Both'
(defaults listed with ‘plots’ parameter)
- line (boolean, optional) – When set to
'line=TRUE'
loadings (weights) will be plotted as lines / spectra instead of as points in a scatter plot. - weights (boolean, optional) – When set to
'weights=TRUE'
loading weights will be plotted instead of loadings. - cumulative (boolean, optional) – When set to
'cumulative=TRUE'
explained variances will be plotted cumulatively instead of per component. - individual (boolean, optional) – When set to
'individual=TRUE'
explained variances will be plotted per variable instead of for all variables together. - validated (list, optional) – When set to
'validated=[TRUE]'
validated values are plotted if applicable (scores => False, explainedVariance => True). - objNames (list, optional) – Object names may be provided in this list.
- XvarNames (list, optional) – Names of variables in array X may be provided in this list.
- YvarNames (list, optional) – Names of variables in Y may be provided in this list.
- figsize (tuple, optional) – Sets figure width and height in inches
Returns: Return type: Multiple plots.
EXAMPLES
>>> import hoggorm as ho >>> import hoggormplot as hopl >>> myModel = ho.nipalsPLS2(arrX=my_X_data, arrY=my_Y_data, cvType=["loo"]) >>> hopl.plot(myModel, plots=[1, 2, 3, 6], cumulative=True, line=True) >>> hopl.plot(myModel) >>> hopl.plot(myModel, plots=['scores', 'loadings', 'explainedVariance'], cumulative=True)


Install¶
NEOChain requires Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 or 3.7. If you do not already have a Python environment configured on your computer, please see the python page Python for instructions on installing Python environment.
Note
if you are on Windows and want to install optional packages (e.g., scipy) then you will need to install a python distribution such as Anaconda, Enthought Canopy or Pyzo. If you use one of these Python distributions, please refer to their online documentation.
Assuming that the default python environment already configured on your computer and intend to install neochain
inside
of it. To create and work with Python virtual environments, please follow instructions on
venv and virtual environments
To start the installation process, please make sure the latest version of pip
(Python package manager) is installed.
If pip
is not installed, please refer to the Pip documentation and
install pip
first.
Install the released version¶
Install the current release of neochain
with pip
:
pip install neochain
To upgrade to a newer version use the --upgrade
flag:
pip install --upgrade neochain
If system wide installation is not possible for permission reasons, use --user
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for current
user
pip install --user neochain
Alternatively, neochain
can be installed manually by downloading the current version from
GitHub or PyPI.
To install a downloaded versions, please unpack it in a preferred directory and run the following commands at the top
level of the directory:
pip install .
or run the following:
python setup install


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| DH * | peer_dh_tmp |
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{% blocktrans trimmed %} In this experiment, you take part in a resource allocation exercise. In groups of {{ players_per_group }} participants, you are to submit preferences over a selection of resources. You can choose over {{ nr_courses }} resources in total. Also, each resource has a different capacity of participants. However, not only the members of your group submit their preferences for the resources, but also the resources have priorities over the members of your group, which are given by the experimenter. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Every available resource is linked to a potential payoff. These payoffs can vary within the group. Imagine the payoff as a representation of you much you enjoy being allocated with a certain resource. In this experiment, the payoffs - and therefore you personal joy - are given by the experimenter. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} The following table sums up all the information you have in the experiment. Please keep in mind that the table is not necessarily the same for all your group members. {% endblocktrans %}
| {% trans "Index" %} | {% for i in indices %}{% trans "R" %}{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
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{% trans "Potential Payoff" %}
{% if Constants.show_types and Constants.nr_types > 1 %}
({% trans "You are" %} {{ player.role }}) {% endif %} |
{% for i in valuations %}
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| {% trans "Resources' priorities (... out of" %} {{ players_per_group }}) |
{% for i in priorities %}
{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
| {% trans "Capacities" %} | {% for i in capacities %}{{ i }} | {% endfor %}
{% trans "How are resources allocated?" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Each resource points to its top ranked participant in its priority list and each participant points to his/her top ranked resource in his/her preference list. Whenever a pointer cycle is found, all participant in the cycle are assigned to the resources they point to. The capacities of all resources in the cycle are reduced by one. All participant that were assigned in this step and all resources with depleted capacities are removed. The procedure continues with the remaining participant and resources. The procedure terminates when no more cycles are found. In other words, the mechanism at hands trades preferences and priorities between resources and participants. {% endblocktrans %}
{% if Constants.instructions_example %}{% trans "Example:" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Suppose that there are eight participants and four resources. Resources 1 and 2 have a capacity of two participants each. Resources 3 and 4 have a capacity of three participants each. Further suppose that the participants' preferences and the resources' priorities are as follows: {% endblocktrans %}
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| {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 3 |
| {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | 1 | 7 | 3 | 8 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | 2 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 6 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | 4 | 3 | 8 | 4 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 7 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 6 | 6 | 8 | 7 | 1 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 7 | 7 | 5 | 4 | 3 |
| {% trans "Participant" %} 8 | 8 | 4 | 6 | 2 |
{% blocktrans trimmed %}
Step 1: There are two cycles in this step:
(1) P1 points to R2, R2 points to P3, P3 points to
R3, R3 points to P5, P5 points to R1, R1 points to
P1.
(2) P6 points to R4, R4 points to P6.
{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} Since every resource is part of at a cycle in this step, all capacities are reduced by 1. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %}
Step 2: There is one cycles in this step:
(1) P2 -> R1, R1 -> P2
{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} The capacity of R1 is reduced by 1. Since it has reached its capacity limit, it is removed for the next step. {% endblocktrans %}
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Step 3: There is one cycles in this step:
(1) P7 -> R2, R2 -> P4, P4 -> R3,
R3 -> P7
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{% blocktrans trimmed %} The capacities of R2 and R3 are reduced by 1. Since R2 has reached its capacity limit, it is removed for the next step. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %}
Step 4: There is one cycles in this step:
(1) P8 -> R4, R4 -> P8
{% endblocktrans %}
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| {% trans "Participant" %} 1 | {% trans "Participant" %} 2 | {% trans "Participant" %} 3 | {% trans "Participant" %} 4 | {% trans "Participant" %} 5 | {% trans "Participant" %} 6 | {% trans "Participant" %} 7 | {% trans "Participant" %} 8 |
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| {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 3 | {% trans "Resource" %} 1 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 | {% trans "Resource" %} 2 | {% trans "Resource" %} 4 |
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.\volucrisclient.cpp(51): [INFO] Executing state "Startup"
.\acquiregraphics.cpp(103): [INFO] Using "ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series "
.\acquireresources.cpp(95): [INFO] TODO: Make sure the media file is the correct type
.\acquireresources.cpp(953): [INFO] Max vetex blend matrices: 4
.\acquireresources.cpp(954): [INFO] Max vertex blend matrix index: 8
.\acquireresources.cpp(1047): [ERROR] Couldn't create vertex buffer
.\statestartup.cpp(28): [FATAL] The game couldn't load its resource file
.\volucrisclient.cpp(51): [INFO] Executing state "Shutdown"
I'm on Windows Vista if it helps any. When I go start up the game, it just stays black and then closes, giving me that debug file.
.\acquiregraphics.cpp(103): [INFO] Using "ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series "
.\acquireresources.cpp(95): [INFO] TODO: Make sure the media file is the correct type
.\acquireresources.cpp(953): [INFO] Max vetex blend matrices: 4
.\acquireresources.cpp(954): [INFO] Max vertex blend matrix index: 8
.\acquireresources.cpp(1047): [ERROR] Couldn't create vertex buffer
.\statestartup.cpp(28): [FATAL] The game couldn't load its resource file
.\volucrisclient.cpp(51): [INFO] Executing state "Shutdown"
I'm on Windows Vista if it helps any. When I go start up the game, it just stays black and then closes, giving me that debug file.


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1 -- | Launch- and Dispatch messages to processes.
2 --
3 -- A pool has an 'Input' for 'Multiplexed' messages,
4 -- and dispatches incoming messges to concurrent
5 -- processes using user defined<EMAIL_ADDRESS>6 --
7 -- The pool starts and stops the processes and
8 -- creates the message boxes.
9 --
10 -- The user supplied 'PoolWorkerCallback'
11 -- usually runs a loop that @'receive's@ messages
12 -- from the 'MessageBox' created by the pool for that worker.
13 --
14 -- When a worker process dies, e.g. because the
15 -- 'PoolWorkerCallback' returns, the pool
16 -- process will also 'cancel' the process (just to make sure...)
17 -- and cleanup the internal 'Broker'.
18 module RIO.ProcessPool.Pool
19 ( Pool (..),
20 spawnPool,
21 PoolWorkerCallback (..),
22 removePoolWorkerMessage,
23 )
24 where
25
26 import RIO
27 import RIO.ProcessPool.Broker
28 ( BrokerConfig (MkBrokerConfig),
29 BrokerResult,
30 Multiplexed (Dispatch),
31 ResourceUpdate (KeepResource, RemoveResource),
32 spawnBroker,
33 )
34 import UnliftIO.MessageBox.Class
35 ( IsInput (deliver),
36 IsMessageBox (Input, newInput),
37 IsMessageBoxArg (MessageBox, newMessageBox),
38 )
39
40 -- | Start a 'Pool'.
41 --
42 -- Start a process that receives messages sent to the
43 -- 'poolInput' and dispatches them to the 'Input' of
44 -- __pool member__ processes. If necessary the
45 -- pool worker processes are started.
46 --
47 -- Each pool worker process is started using 'async' and
48 -- executes the 'PoolWorkerCallback'.
49 --
50 -- When the callback returns, the process will exit.
51 --
52 -- Internally the pool uses the 'async' function to wrap
53 -- the callback.
54 --
55 -- When a 'Multiplixed' 'Dispatch' message is received with
56 -- a @Nothing@ then the worker is @'cancel'led@ and the
57 -- worker is removed from the map.
58 --
59 -- Such a message is automatically sent after the 'PoolWorkerCallback'
60 -- has returned, even when an exception was thrown. See
61 -- 'finally'.
62 spawnPool ::
63 forall k w poolBox workerBox m.
64 ( IsMessageBoxArg poolBox,
65 IsMessageBoxArg workerBox,
66 Ord k,
67 Display k,
68 HasLogFunc m
69 ) =>
70 poolBox ->
71 workerBox ->
72 PoolWorkerCallback workerBox w k m ->
73 RIO
74 m
75 ( Either
76 SomeException
77 (Pool poolBox k w)
78 )
79 spawnPool poolBox workerBoxArg poolMemberImpl = do
80 brInRef <- newEmptyMVar
81 let brCfg =
82 MkBrokerConfig
83 id
84 dispatchToWorker
85 (spawnWorker workerBoxArg brInRef poolMemberImpl)
86 removeWorker
87 spawnBroker poolBox brCfg
88 >>= traverse
89 ( \(brIn, brA) -> do
90 putMVar brInRef brIn
91 return MkPool {poolInput = brIn, poolAsync = brA}
92 )
93
94 -- | This message will 'cancel' the worker
95 -- with the given key.
96 -- If the 'PoolWorkerCallback' wants to do cleanup
97 -- it should use 'finally' or 'onException'.
98 removePoolWorkerMessage :: k -> Multiplexed k (Maybe w)
99 removePoolWorkerMessage !k = Dispatch k Nothing
100
101 -- | The function that processes a
102 -- 'MessageBox' of a worker for a specific /key/.
103 newtype PoolWorkerCallback workerBox w k m = MkPoolWorkerCallback
104 { runPoolWorkerCallback :: k -> MessageBox workerBox w -> RIO m ()
105 }
106
107 -- | A record containing the message box 'Input' of the
108 -- 'Broker' and the 'Async' value required to 'cancel'
109 -- the pools broker process.
110 data Pool poolBox k w = MkPool
111 { -- | Message sent to this input are dispatched to workers.
112 -- If the message is an 'Initialize' message, a new 'async'
113 -- process will be started.
114 -- If the message value is 'Nothing', the processes is killed.
115 poolInput :: !(Input (MessageBox poolBox) (Multiplexed k (Maybe w))),
116 -- | The async of the internal 'Broker'.
117 poolAsync :: !(Async BrokerResult)
118 }
119
120 -- | Internal data structure containing a workers
121 -- message 'Input' and 'Async' value for cancellation.
122 data PoolWorker workerBox w = MkPoolWorker
123 { poolWorkerIn :: !(Input (MessageBox workerBox) w),
124 poolWorkerAsync :: !(Async ())
125 }
126
127 dispatchToWorker ::
128 (HasLogFunc m, IsInput (Input (MessageBox b)), Display k) =>
129 k ->
130 Maybe w ->
131 PoolWorker b w ->
132 RIO m (ResourceUpdate (PoolWorker b w))
133 dispatchToWorker k pMsg pm =
134 case pMsg of
135 Just w -> helper w
136 Nothing -> return (RemoveResource Nothing)
137 where
138 helper msg = do
139 ok <- deliver (poolWorkerIn pm) msg
140 if not ok
141 then do
142 logError ("failed to deliver message to pool worker: " <> display k)
143 return (RemoveResource Nothing)
144 else return KeepResource
145
146 spawnWorker ::
147 forall k w poolBoxIn workerBox m.
148 ( IsMessageBoxArg workerBox,
149 HasLogFunc m,
150 IsInput poolBoxIn,
151 Display k
152 ) =>
153 workerBox ->
154 MVar (poolBoxIn (Multiplexed k (Maybe w))) ->
155 PoolWorkerCallback workerBox w k m ->
156 k ->
157 Maybe (Maybe w) ->
158 RIO m (PoolWorker workerBox w)
159 spawnWorker workerBox brInRef pmCb this _mw = do
160 inputRef <- newEmptyMVar
161 a <- async (go inputRef `finally` enqueueCleanup)
162 boxInM <- takeMVar inputRef
163 case boxInM of
164 Nothing -> do
165 cancel a
166 throwIO (stringException "failed to spawnWorker")
167 Just boxIn ->
168 return MkPoolWorker {poolWorkerIn = boxIn, poolWorkerAsync = a}
169 where
170 go inputRef = do
171 (b, boxIn) <-
172 withException
173 ( do
174 b <- newMessageBox workerBox
175 boxIn <- newInput b
176 return (b, boxIn)
177 )
178 (\(ex :: SomeException) -> do
179 logError
180 ( "failed to create the message box for the new pool worker: "
181 <> display this
182 <> " exception caught: "
183 <> display ex
184 )
185 putMVar inputRef Nothing
186 )
187 putMVar inputRef (Just boxIn)
188 runPoolWorkerCallback pmCb this b
189 enqueueCleanup =
190 tryReadMVar brInRef
191 >>= traverse_
192 ( \brIn ->
193 void (deliver brIn (removePoolWorkerMessage this))
194 )
195
196 removeWorker ::
197 k ->
198 PoolWorker workerBox w ->
199 RIO m ()
200 removeWorker _k =
201 void . cancel . poolWorkerAsync


ngx-donutchart
is an Angular component built with TypeScript, HTML5 and Angular >= 4. It is an Angular component for presenting donut charts in a light package with no external dependencies. The chart just consume your data and doesn't make any assumptions about your datastructure or how you handle it.
All you need to do is to run the following command:
$ npm install ngx-donutchart --save
Import ngx-donutchart directives into your component:
import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
...
import {NgXDonutChartModule} from 'ngx-donutchart';
Register it by adding to the list of directives of your module:
@NgModule({
imports: [
...
NgXDonutChartModule
],
...
})
export class AppModule {
}
Configure the chart and add it into the template by registering slices, size and innerRadius property.
import {NgXDonutChartSlice} from 'ngx-donutchart/ngx-donutchart.type';
slices: NgXDonutChartSlice[] | any[] = [ // exported type
{
value: 1,
color: 'red'
},
{
value: 2,
color: 'green'
},
{
value: 3,
color: 'blue'
}
];
size = 170;
innerRadius = 60
Add ngx-donutchart component inside to the template:
// ...
@Component({
template: `
<ngx-donutchart
[slices]="slices"
[size]="size"
[innerRadius]="innerRadius">
</ngx-donutchart>
`
})
// ...
Now you have some slices in your donut chart.
The event available with this component is:
Add them as outputs to listen the events.
@Component({
template: `
<ngx-donutchart
[slices]="slices"
[size]="size"
[onSliceHover]="...($event)">
</ngx-donutchart>
`
})
Optionally you can add a title to the middle of your component by registering title:
@Component({
template: `
<ngx-donutchart
[title]="'NgXDonutChart'"
[slices]="slices"
[size]="size"
[onSliceHover]="...($event)">
</ngx-donutchart>
`
})
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Community
GDAL's community interacts through Mailing List, GitHub, and Chat. Please feel welcome to ask questions and participate in all of the venues. The Mailing List communication channel is for general questions, development discussion, and feedback. The GitHub communication channel is for development activities, bug reports, and testing. The Chat room is for real-time chat activities such as meetings and interactive debugging sessions.
Code of Conduct
GDAL uses a Code of Conduct which governs how we behave in any GDAL forum or event and whenever we will be judged by our actions. We expect it to be honored by everyone who participates in the GDAL community formally or informally, or claims any affiliation with the project.
Mailing List
Developers and users of GDAL participate on the GDAL mailing list. It is OK to ask questions about how to use GDAL, how to integrate GDAL into your own software, and report issues that you might have.
GitHub
Visit http://github.com/OSGeo/GDAL to file issues you might be having with the software. GitHub is also where you can obtain a current development version of the software in the git revision control system. The GDAL project is eager to take contributions in all forms, and we welcome those who are willing to roll up their sleeves and start filing tickets, pushing code, generating builds, and answering questions.
Chat
You can find some GDAL developers in the IRC channel #gdal on Libera.Chat. This mechanism is usually reserved for active meetings and other outreach with the community. The Mailing List and GitHub avenues are going to be more productive communication channels in most situations.
Conference
FOSS4G 2023 is the leading annual conference for free and open source geospatial software. It will include presentations related to GDAL/OGR, and some of the GDAL/OGR development community will be attending. It is the event for those interested in GDAL/OGR, other FOSS geospatial technologies and the community around them. The conference will be held at Prizren, Kosovo from June 26th to July 2nd 2023.
Governance and Community Participation
OSGeo Project Membership
Originally, GDAL has been lead by Frank Warmerdam, the original author of much of GDAL/OGR, though with contributions and input from a variety of people. As of February 2006 GDAL/OGR became a founding project of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) and began a transition to a more community oriented governance model - in keeping with OSGeo expectations.
Membership as an OSGeo project provides assurances that a variety of best practices are being employed by the GDAL/OGR project, and that users and contributors can be assured of responsible project operation and continuity of the project. In particular:
A consensus oriented Project Management Committee will be in charge of the project.
Project source code and contributions will be vetted to ensure code is properly made available, protecting contributors and users of GDAL/OGR.
Part of the systems infrastructure used by the project is provided by the foundation, with responsible backup and redundancy to minimize disruptions.
Project Steering Committee
As of April 2006 (following the GDAL/OGR 1.3.2 release) the project has been placed in the hands of a Project Steering Committee. This project steering committee operates under the rules of RFC 1: Project Management Committee Guidelines, and is overall responsible for decisions related to the GDAL/OGR project. The current members are (@github username):
Frank Warmerdam (@warmerdam)
Daniel Morissette (@dmorissette)
Howard Butler (@hobu)
Tamas Szekeres (@szekerest)
Even Rouault (chair) (@rouault)
Jukka Rahkonen (@jratike80)
Kurt Schwehr (@schwehr)
Norman Barker (@normanb)
Sean Gillies (@sgillies)
Mateusz Łoskot (@mloskot)
Past members:
Andrey Kiselev (@strezen) (retired in 2019)
Note that discussion of proposals to the PSC take place on gdal-dev, and input from all subscribers is welcome. A list of past RFC is available for review.
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GDAL is developed and supported by a rich ecosystem of businesses and individuals around the world. You can consult a list of GDAL Service Providers who can assist you in getting the best out of your GDAL investment.
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You can follow GDAL official news on Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gdal / @gdal@mastodon.social


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Please note that you may require the View Drafts permission within Gerrit
in order to have this trigger work consistently.
This permission should be applied for the user that is connecting to Gerrit as
specified with the Gerrit Server configuration section.
If you do NOT have the permission defined, the Gerrit Trigger may not be able to
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Author: Ken Krebs, Juergen Hoeller, Rob Harrop, Costin Leau, Sam Brannen, Scott Andrews Level: Advanced Technologies: JPA 2.0, Junit, JMX, Spring MVC Annotations, Spring Data, JSP, webjars, and Dandellion Summary: An example that incorporates multiple technologies in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.1 or later. Target Product: WFK Product Versions: EAP 6.1, EAP 6.2, WFK 2.4 Source: https://github.com/jboss-developer/jboss-wfk-quickstarts/
This quickstart shows how to run the Spring PetClinic Application in JBoss Enterprise Application Platform and Wildfly. The only modification needed to get the Spring PetClinic to work is the addtion of the webapp/WEB-INF/jboss-deployment-structure.xml
file. This file specifies which modules to include or exclude when building the application. In this case, we exclude Hibernate libraries since the application uses Spring Data JPA. Additionally, this is only required when using the spring-data-jpa profile, see webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
.
For detailed explanation of the changes made to adapt the Quickstart to JBOSS see: CHANGES.md
PetClinic features alternative DAO implementations and application
configurations for JDBC, JPA, and Spring Data JPA, with HSQLDB and MySQL as
target databases. The default PetClinic configuration is JDBC on HSQLDB.
See src/main/resources/spring/data-access.properties
as well as web.xml
and
business-config.xml
in the src/main/resources/spring
folder for
details. A simple comment change in web.xml
switches between the data
access strategies.
All versions of PetClinic also demonstrate JMX support
via the use of <context:mbean-export/>
in resources\spring\tools-config.xml
for exporting MBeans.
The CallMonitorAspect.java
is exposed using Spring’s @ManagedResource
and @ManagedOperation
annotations and with @Around
annotation we add monitoring around all
org.springframework.stereotype.Repository *
functions. You can start up the JDK’s
JConsole to manage the exported bean.
The use of @Cacheable
is also demonstrated in ClinicServiceImpl.java
by caching the reuslts of the method findVets
.
The cacheManager in configured in tools-config.xml
and ehcache.xml
specifies the vets
cache properties.
The default transaction manager for JDBC is DataSourceTransactionManager and for JPA and Spring Data JPA, JpaTransactionManager.
Those local strategies allow for working with any locally defined DataSource. These are defined in the business-config.xml
Note that the sample configurations for JDBC, JPA, and Spring Data JPA configure
a BasicDataSource from the Apache Commons DBCP project for connection
pooling. See datasource-config.xml
.
The application this project produces is designed to be run on Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 6.1 or later with the Red Hat JBoss Web Framework Kit (WFK) 2.4.
All you need to build this project is Java 6.0 (Java SDK 1.6) or later, Maven 3.0 or later.
If you have not yet done so, you must Configure Maven before testing the quickstarts.
The following shows the command line to start the server with the web profile:
For Linux: JBOSS_HOME/bin/standalone.sh
For Windows: JBOSS_HOME\bin\standalone.bat
NOTE: The following build command assumes you have configured your Maven user settings. If you have not, you must include Maven setting arguments on the command line. See Build and Deploy the Quickstarts for complete instructions and additional options.
Type this command to build and deploy the archive:
mvn clean package jboss-as:deploy
This will deploy petclinic-spring/target/jboss-petclinic-spring.war
to the running instance of the server.
If you don’t have maven configured you can manually copy petclinic-spring/target/jboss-petclinic-spring.war
to JBOSS_HOME/standalone/deployments.
For MySQL, you’ll need to use the corresponding schema and SQL scripts in the “db/mysql” subdirectory.
In you intend to use a local DataSource, the JDBC settings can be adapted in “src/main/resources/spring/datasource-config.xml”. To use a JTA DataSource, you need to set up corresponding DataSources in your Java EE container.
The application will be running at the following URL: http://localhost:8080/jboss-petclinic-spring/.
When you are finished testing, type this command to undeploy the archive:
mvn jboss-as:undeploy
This quickstart provides Arquillian functional tests as well. They are located under the directory “functional-tests”. Functional tests verify that your application behaves correctly from the user’s point of view - simulating clicking around the page as a normal user would do.
To run these tests, you must build the main project as described above.
Build the quickstart WAR using the following command:
mvn clean package
Navigate to the functional-tests/ directory in this quickstart.
If you have a running instance of the JBoss Server, as described above, run the remote tests by typing the following command:
mvn clean verify -Parq-jbossas-remote
If you prefer to run the functional tests using managed instance of the JBoss server, meaning the tests will start the server for you, type fhe following command:
mvn clean verify -Parq-jbossas-managed
You can also start the server and deploy the quickstarts from Eclipse using JBoss tools. For more information, see Use JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse to Run the Quickstarts
Note: Eclipse/JBDS may generate a persistence.xml file in the src/main/resources/META-INF/ directory. In order to avoid errors delete this file.
If you want to debug the source code or look at the Javadocs of any library in the project, run either of the following commands to pull them into your local repository. The IDE should then detect them.
mvn dependency:sources
mvn dependency:resolve -Dclassifier=javadoc


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This package contains functions and S3 methods for spatial multi-site stochastic generation of daily precipitation. It generates precipitation occurrence in several sites using Wilks' Approach (1998). Bugs/comments/questions/collaboration of any kind are warmly welcomed.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0), copula, RGENERATE, RMAWGEN, blockmatrix, Matrix |
| Published: | 2014-07-22 |
| Author: | Emanuele Cordano |
| Maintainer: | Emanuele Cordano <emanuele.cordano at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/ecor/RMRAINGEN |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | RMRAINGEN results |
| Reference manual: | RMRAINGEN.pdf |
| Package source: | RMRAINGEN_1.0.tar.gz |
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| Interface | Description |
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| MGeometricObjectPainter |
An interface for strategy that draws a given object.
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| Class | Description |
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| Canvas |
A canvas which supports easy drawing of elementary geometric objects.
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| CanvasPopUpMenu |
Pop-up menu which shows on a right click on the canvas.
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| GeometricObjectQueue |
Queue storing the geometric objects.
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| LabelPositioningUtils |
This class has a couple of methods which are used when labels are being
positioned automatically.
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| MBoundingBox |
Representation of bounding rectangle, i.e.
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| MCoordinate |
Lightweight immutable 2D coordinate.
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| MGeometricObject |
The most general interface for all geometric objects the canvas supports.
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| MinusculeWindow |
A Minuscule window that holds a canvas in it.
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| MLabel |
Minuscule label with various attributes, such as position, text, color,
filling and parent (a MObject to which this label is bound).
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| MLabelPainter |
A Painter for MLabels.
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| MLine |
Minuscule line defined by two points - the starting point and the ending
point.
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| MLinePainter |
A Painter for MLines.
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| MPoint |
Minuscule point with various attributes such as position, radius, label,
color and filling.
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| MPointPainter |
A Painter for points.
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| MPolygon |
Minuscule polygon.
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| MPolygonPainter |
A Painter for MPolygons.
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| MRectangle |
Minuscule Rectangle with various attributes such as position, size, label,
circumference color, filling color, etc.
|
| MRectanglePainter |
A Painter for MRectangles.
|
| MShape |
This class serves as a wrapper for Java Shape objects.
|
| MShapePainter |
A Painter for MSahpe.
|
| PainterManager |
Painter Manager makes sure that the same geometric objects share one painter.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| NoPainterException |
Exception thrown when there is no registered painter for an object on the
canvas.
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Former Chelsea manager Conte joined Inter in the summer and has managed to keep them hot on the tail of reigning champions Juventus at the top of the table.
Inter are just a point behind Juve having won 10 of their opening 12 matches - with their only defeat coming against the Turin based giants.
Conte has explained that one of the reasons behind his side's form is his rules into the players' love lives.
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IFXSocketStream Class ReferenceThis class is used to interact with socket API.
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This class is used to interact with socket API.
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Makes connection on socket.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER or IFX_E_UNDEFINED.
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Gets a socket option.
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- Note:
- See getsockopt() function from Socket API.
- Parameters:
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| pBuffer | Pointer to the buffer in which the value for the requested option is to be returned. |
- Note:
- See getsockopt() function from Socket API.
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Reads data portion from file to buffer.
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| pNumberOfBytesRead | Number of bytes actually read to pBuffer. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK or IFX_W_FINISHED is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER, IFX_E_BAD_PARAM, IFX_E_INVALID_FILE, IFX_E_READ_FAILED.
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Police appeal for information after body, residents believe was a gangster, found in Gugulethu
by Jenni EvansPolice are appealing for information after a video of a dead body and people rejoicing next to it in Gugulethu was circulated on social media.
One of the captions to the video on Twitter was: "One of the most notorious gangsters died and the community of Gugulethu is rejoicing. The man was known as Ninja, mercy was not part of his mondus operandi."
A blanket can be seen over the body and an ambulance nearby.
People can be seen clapping, and singing.
Loosely translated their song is: ""Satan has been shamed. God has agreed (rejoicing). Ninja is dead".
They also sing "Halala", which is usually associated with a victory or achievement.
According to police spokesperson Captain FC Van Wyk, a body was found at 10:30 on Friday at the gate to a park at NY 9, Gugulethu.
The matter is under investigation and a murder case was opened for investigation.
"Detectives are following up on all leads," Van Wyk said on Sunday.
"We urge anyone with any information about this fatal incident to kindly contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111."


[theregister]Networking industry to collaborate on TERABIT Ethernet
20号，IEEE宣布，一个行业团队正在进行下一代Ethernet标准802.3。目标是分别在2015年和2020年将带宽提到1Tbps、10Tbps。
Sensing mounting frustration that movies Linux ISOs aren’t downloading fast enough, the IEEE has announced a new group that aims to bring wired Ethernet speeds up to 1Tbps by 2015 and as fast as 10Tbps by 2020.
The announcement comes shortly after the publication of the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Bandwidth Assessment report, which found that terabit-speed networks will be necessary to support overall capacity requirements by 2015 if current trends continue.
“The information gathered by the Bandwidth Assessment Ad Hoc demonstrates the ongoing, exponential bandwidth growth that is happening in varying application spaces on a global nature,” John D’Ambrosia, who will chair the new IEEE group, said in a press release on Monday.
The report based its projections on analysis of eleven significant data sources, including historical Ethernet usage by internet exchanges, HPC facilities, and data centers. Among the report’s findings was that at the current rate of growth, the global distribution of Ethernet link speeds is due to turn on its head by 2013.
In 2011, roughly 21 per cent of all Ethernet links were found to be operating at 100Mbps, while only about 8 per cent were running at 100Gbps. By 2013, the report projects, those figures will reverse, with 100Gbps Ethernet capturing 21 per cent of the market and 100Mbps Ethernet’s share shrinking to less than 100Gbps’ share is today.
Rocket-speed Ethernet links to dominate by 2013. (Source: IEEE)
In particular, the report noted the consumption of streaming media as a major factor in the growth of global bandwidth requirements. As of January 2011, the report found, the amount of bandwidth used by streaming media had more than doubled since the previous year, and that usage had not come at the expense of any other form of network usage, including web browsing, peer to peer, and other protocols.
In response, demand for high-speed Ethernet links among internet exchanges has been growing. In 2005, 100Mbps links were the kind most used by internet exchange providers (IXPs). Demand for Gigabit Ethernet began to swell the following year, and more than half of all IXP Ethernet links were running at 1Gbps by 2007.
Throughout the last five years, however, use of 10Gbps Ethernet among IXPs has grown steadily. In 2010, the report found, the majority of IXP links were running at 10Gbps, while all other forms of Ethernet were trending downward in the industry.
Use of 10Gbps Ethernet has grown steadily among internet exchange providers (Source: IEEE)
Demand for 10Gbps Ethernet among data centers is expected to grow similarly. As of 2011, the report says, 10GbE accounts for around 17 per cent of all server ports, but that figure is expected to grow to 59 per cent of the total by 2014.
But the most aggressive growth in network bandwidth consumption is happening in the financial sector and in HPC for data-intensive science, the IEEE report found. One example cited was the Large Hadron Collider, which pushes 15 petabytes of data per year to Tier 1 storage sites around the world.
“The phrase ‘big data’ doesn’t adequately describe the revolution occurring in so many scientific disciplines,” Gregory Bell, director of Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) said in a statement. “ESnet’s 100 Gbps network will keep it ahead of the data curve for a time, but within three to six years we predict the need for a minimum of 400 Gbps connectivity to meet data mobility needs of experiments in fusion, astrophysics, genomics, climate research and other fields.
During the period from 1993 to 2005, the IEEE report found, processing power for HPC grew linearly by a factor of ten every four years. While that trend is not necessarily expected to continue at exactly the same rate, the report notes that the US government plans to build an exascale HPC machine by 2019.
Such fast, highly parallelized machines require efficient system interconnects, and current Ethernet standards are not up to the task, the report states, as they don’t support lane redundancy.
In addition, the high-frequency trading systems employed by the finance industry are known to be sensitive to latency, the report says. As a result, financial-sector networks often transmit data uncompressed, which requires more bandwidth.
“The ability to support this exponential rise in traffic will continue to pressure the entire Ethernet eco-system to continue to drive cost per bit downward, so that manufacturers, service providers and users can be offered cost-effective, standards-based solutions, products and services,” said Brad Hall, senior VP of market research firm LightCounting.com.
The IEEE says its 802.3 Industry Connections Higher Speed Ethernet Consensus group is open to virtually anyone with a stake in the future of the networking standard, including kit vendors, internet exchanges, data centers, telecoms carriers, high-performance computing (HPC) researchers, and others.
The group will have its first meeting at the IEEE 802.3 Interim Meeting, to be held September 24-28 in Geneva, Switzerland.
[原文链接] http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/08/20/ieee_terabit_ethernet_group/


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I guess that will be a game that i will play a long time.
Map Editor (Oh my god, it's unique since many years), fantastic graphics, sandboxed, maybe good multiplayer - All that things i want from a game.
Anyone else will play this?
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
Will be getting it for sure, I loved the map editor in FC2. I just made maps for fun, didn't even publish them. Was pretty good maps though.
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
So, I got it and it's really fun so far :)
Though you require Uplay installed to launch the game (on PC retail copies, not on Steam copies), it's not really a big deal, at least it's better than Origin, it has more useful stuff.
Feel free to add me on Uplay, my name is CocaRola. Just one of my many online personas :)
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Well, finished the Singleplayer.
Very cool, good story, good gameplay.
Very sexy ending when you choose the "bad" side :-)
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
I haven't even been on half of the map yet. I've been doing all side missions and that kind of stuff, also having some fun trying to craft all stuff.
Do you know how to get the required stuff to craft the extended stuff? It says the required stuff to craft them can be found on a side mission, the animal hunting things. I've yet to understand how and when to find them.
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Nope, i don't have found any of the special requirements for the latest crafts.
But i don't have done many side missions atm.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
I don't even have money to buy this :(.

Open world, awesome story. I feel like they took some components from Assassins Creed - the radio towers for instance, but i like it.
The only thing I'am missing is playing the full story with a friend in coop, that would be even more amazing. I know there is some kind of COOP but I've been told it's very linear.
The AI is a bit unfinished, enemy knows where you are even if they haven't had a chance to spot you and instead of scaning the perimiter, they are going for you directly. I really like the pirate camp diversity, each is somehow different, you can set animals free to murder the entire camp for you (I let a bear free from it's cage and it just obliterated the entire camp :D), the alarms are pain you have to take care of, brilliant.
All in all, I love it and the driving model from FC2 is the highlight of the game (next to the naked Citra :D)
This game came couple of days after Assassins Creed 3 and even tho I'am a big fan of AC series, I like FC3 more.
I am somewhere half way through (I am doing all the missions, side missions, camps, towers and hunting missions) and still having fun.
One bug, dunno if you have it too - I've got a levitating bow stuck somehow to my body, every time I look down on the ground, it's there and I cant get rid of it :D
juress
Theme Developer
Finished it and holy shit, game of the year for me.

Yeah, the single player is the best part of it, the bad end is ... well... lol.

Yeah, the single player is the best part of it, the bad end is ... well... lol.
The "good" end is the typical theatrical happy end.
The "bad" is that what i expected, except the thingy with the knife :-)
Well, one of the best SP i played in the last years.
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
I don't really see Far Cry as a multiplayer game, never played it in FC2. If you've tried multiplayer in FC3, can you tell me if it's worth while?