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petlx is a collection of extensions to petl, a tentative Python module for extracting, transforming and loading tables of data.
For an overview of all functions in the package, see the Index.
This module is available from the Python Package Index. On Linux distributions you should be able to do easy_install petlx or pip install petlx. On Windows or Mac you can download manually, extract and run python setup.py install.


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Initially, when analyzing the flood models, we did not have a raster set that we could use to highlight how many feet certain areas would be flooded. Until we were able to receive this dataset, our model only said "Flooded" or "Not Flooded".
Figuring out the best way to show the data took a lot of work. Admittedly, some next steps in the project is to add the layers to the individual park maps.
There are multiple scenarios for sea level rising and it was hard to determine which one to use.
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Media
Pictures, music, videos, files can be uploaded through the Ionize media manager or directly by FTP in your media folder.
Media can be used in 2 ways :
- Linked to articles or pages and displayed through ionize's tags,
- Added in articles content with the embeded editor.
Media are stored by default in the /files folder of your installation directory.
To change the default media folder, go in the panel : Settings > Advanced Settings > Media Management.
Changing the folder name changes renames also the filesystem folder and updates media URLs found in the database content.
Content linked media
Media can be linked to Pages and Articles.
Linked media instead of adding them to the content has several advantages :
- The media meta data (alternative text, title, etc.) are stored in database, for each media,
- Because the media list can be looped in a view, it is easy to build a gallery from media linked to an article,
- Automatic thumbnails generation can be set for linked media. Using these thumbnails can preserve the design.
Ordering media is simply done by drag'n drop.
Pictures thumbnails
When a picture is linked to a page or an article, the defined thumbnails are automatically created by Ionize if they don't exists.
These thumbnails are defined in Settings > Advanced settings.
In the above example, we define a 500px width thumb wich will be located in the folder thumb_medium.
When a thumb will be created, it will use the sharp filter, which will be reulting of more sharpen images than the standard resize.
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Thumbnail folder, in the picture folder. The folder will physically be named thumb_<your_thumb_folder>. Example : The thumbs in the folder called "small" are physically stored in the folder thumb_small. |
| Size | Thumbnail size, in pixels. |
| Reference | Will width or height of the picture be the reference for the thumb size |
| Square | The thumbnail will be cropped to a square one. |
| Unsharp filter | When selected, an unsharp mask will be processed on the thumb during generation. This will improve the thumbnail sharpness, but make the thumbnail creation process longer.  On big thumbnail, it also can takes a lot of process memory. |
Media meta data
Once one media is attached to a page or a article, it is encouraged to add some meta data to it.
Once written, these meta data will be linked to the media and if you attach the same media to another article or page, you will find the same data.
In other words, once set, you don't have to set again the media meta data of one medium.
Get Media in views
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Editorial: Remembering former Madison mayor Joel Skornicka
by Neil HeinenMADISON, Wis. - Joel Skornicka was "the business community's" Mayor. And though he only served one term as Mayor of Madison from 1979 to 1983 his impact was significant.
Taking advantage of one the several windows of opportunity in between Paul Soglin's terms in City Hall the business community recruited the assistant UW Chancellor Skornicka to run for Mayor. To the surprise of some he won the election and oversaw a time of growth and relative calm in the city including improved relations with Dane County. He was low-key, level-headed and he had a great team of staff and city managers.
Most of all Skornicka was just a good guy. He was smart and confident but le loved to laugh and never took himself or his job too seriously. He changed the image of what a Mayor of Madison could be and do and he stayed active in Madison civic life in his retirement. He was 82 when he died Saturday.


My Roadmap on Mac OS X
Just like what I did for my fedora roadmap, here comes my Mac OS X one.
- Instant message: Adium, http://adium.im/
- video chat: skype, http://www.skype.com
- irc client, colloquy, http://colloquy.info/
- chinese input, just use the built-in one directly, here is an post about the chinese input, and also can use the chinese language for the whole mac osx. http://appleclinic.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/chinese-text-input/
- firefox, In case you still like to use the firefox in your mac box, yes, it works great. http://www.firefox.com
- twitter client, twitterrific: http://iconfactory.com/software/twitterrific
- QQ, this one should be very china specific, :), good news is that we do have a Mac OS X QQ as beta right now.
- QuickSilver, this is a new tool compared to what I had in both windows and linux, it makes people really easy to start application, you can download and install it from here. http://www.blacktree.com/
- Textmate, this one is a lot of rubyists choice on doing ruby on rails.. http://macromates.com/, not free though.
- Skitch, make it easy to share screenshot etc.
- Eclipse, this is still my preference for java programming.
- Macports, this is a utility more like Fedora's Yum, Ubuntu's apt-get.
- Growl, this is a great software for the notifications.
- dropbox, this is a pretty good software if you want to sync stuff between mac and iphone.
If you want to install JDK5 in the snow leopard, here is a good solution to this problem, http://www.scribd.com/doc/22853741/Installing-Java-5-Back-on-Snow-Leopard, Here I'd like to thank Kurt, strong, liweinan for making some suggestions on these softwares. ;)
At last, this is what I had, http://skitch.com/jeffyu/dp3pm/fullscreen. ;), Please let me know what else you believe that I should try out.


Case study
How the headteacher and teachers at 2 different secondary schools work together to promote good behaviour.
The school is for 11- to 16-year-olds. Pupils come from both privileged and deprived backgrounds. Approximately one-fifth of pupils are eligible for the pupil premium, and the vast majority come from white British backgrounds. In 2011 the school was rated as ‘inadequate’ in behaviour by Ofsted, but in 2013 the school was rated ‘requires improvement’ with behaviour rated as ‘good’.
The headteacher introduced the head’s breakfast on his arrival at the school. Once a week the headteacher meets with a targeted group of 8 to 12 pupils from a particular cohort, for example free school meals, special educational needs or top set pupils.
Pupils are offered a sandwich and the headteacher asks them:
Initially these sessions were an opportunity for the head to get to know the pupils and vice versa. Now they are a useful forum for pupils to raise issues, feel they are listened to and for staff to hear about the school from a pupil’s point of view.
Soon after the ‘inadequate’ Ofsted rating, the school set up the staff strategy group which included a local authority advisor, senior staff, governors, teachers, and non-teaching staff. This group gave classroom teachers and support staff the opportunity to:
Together, they wrote the behaviour stages system and set out the expectations of pupils both in and out of class.
Since making an improvement in the school, the strategy group no longer exists but there are other opportunities for staff to have a say. The school started an annual staff survey, which is followed up with an ‘open staff meeting’ to discuss issues that emerged in the survey results. In 2011, the survey found that only 38% of staff felt that behaviour was well managed, compared to 90% a year later.
Senior staff are visible to both pupils and classroom teachers in managing behaviour. They implemented a ‘ladder’ of detentions for pupils who do not turn up for their detentions. At each step, the detention is escalated to a more senior member of staff.
| The first detention is with the class teacher who is disciplining the pupil for poor behaviour in their lesson |
| If the pupil does not attend, they are given a detention with the curriculum leader for that particular subject |
| If this detention is not attended, they are given a detention with a senior member of staff |
This ‘head’s detention’ is reserved for the most serious cases or for pupils who have failed to attend previous curriculum detentions.
If the pupil fails to attend a ‘head’s detention’ the school arranges a meeting with the parents to discuss and to arrange a new date. Should the pupil fail to attend a second time they will spend the following day in the inclusion unit.
A rural school with pupils from both privileged and deprived backgrounds. The proportion of pupils eligible for the pupil premium and those from an ethnic minority are both below the national average. In 2012 Ofsted rated the school ‘inadequate’ in behaviour, and a year later it had improved and was rated ‘good’ in behaviour and overall.
The school makes sure that senior staff and the headteacher are a visible and personal presence. Senior staff:
Staff can nominate a behaviour ‘hotspot’ and ask a senior member of staff to drop in on a lesson where behaviour is not as good as it should be.
The school encourages good behaviour by promoting a strong positive vision for the school and high expectations for every pupil. This is regularly reinforced by all staff. There is an 8-year plan to become the best school. The school has 5 key values that are incorporated into all aspects of school life, they are:
Published: 25 March 2014


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You can smell it from a mile away.
A big, horrific pile of glop. Perhaps it's made of toxic sludge from a Corrupt Corporate Executive's industrial plant, or perhaps it's merely a colossal pile of dung.
But it's alive.
The Muck Monster is a living embodiment of filth and slop, and the Green Aesop tends to be his stomping grounds.  Plants die from this beastie's approach; sometimes animals and even people bite the dust from being in mere proximity to this abomination.
Compare Blob Monster, which is more transparent and tends to keep itself in one defined and consistent mass rather than constantly oozing and leaving parts of itself in its wake, (and is generally less smelly), and Talking Poo. See also Toxic Waste Can Do Anything, where the toxin creates a monster without being sentient itself.
For other living piles of normally inanimate matter, see Living Lava, Rock Monster and Sentient Sands.
Examples:
- The Zingy animated icon used by British energy company EDF has often been likened, unfavourably, to a parasitical turd-monster. Embittered website Ad Turds has not been slow in likening it to South Park's Mr Hankey in its relentlessly cheerful disposition while - well, remaining a turd. The advertising agency has responded by making its colour a more orange-yellow rather than brown: but the current advertising depicting a very-large Zingy in the form of a hot-air balloon does make it look like a giant turd floating above British suburbia.
- Ginta uses Babbo: Alice to dispel this curse off "Gramps" in episode 97 of MÄR.
- Spirited Away has the Stink God, who is literally just a moving pile of sludge with eyes. His smell is so bad that it makes everyone's eyes water and makes all of the food around him rot. He turns out to actually be a River Spirit, and his filthy state was due to pollution in the river he inhabits.
- Batman's enemy Clayface (all eight of them) fit the Trope in some way, although some are more humanoid than others. The worst part is, all of them were once human, except for the fifth one, who is a child of Clayface III and Clayface IV born AFTER they each gained their powers.
- Sludge from The Ultraverse. Frank Hoag was a Dirty Cop who was killed and covered in chemicals by an explosion before his body was dumped in a sewer. The chemicals had regenerative properties and tried to heal Hoag, but combined the sewer substances with his body, transforming him into a huge mass of living slime.
- Tara Infirma, one of the minor characters in All-Ghouls School.
- The Heap is formed from the decaying vegetation of the swamp, wrapped around Baron Eric Von Emmelman's skeleton, and motivated by his indomitable will to live.
- FernGully: The Last Rainforest: Hexxus, the Tim Curry-voiced pollution-demon villain, although he was the primordial spirit of destruction before he latched on to human inventions. His forms varied from a sludge-based blob monster to an exhaust fume-based ghost to a giant burning skeleton made of tar.
- Creepshow 2 had a large, flat monster resembling an oil slick, that dissolved any flesh it touched, inhabiting a lake.
- That was an adaptation of The Raft, a short story by Stephen King.
- Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster, villain Hedorah has to be the most famous example of this trope, and it shows why one must never let alien spores come into contact with industrial waste, lest it mutate into a giant tadpole sludge demon that can drop lethal acid as it flies.
- Hedorah comes with a Meaningful Name with a dash of Exactly What It Says on the Tin as the name is derived from hedoro which is Japanese for "Sludge of Industrial Waste".
- The H-Man is an earlier iteration of this, but explicitly radioactive (hence the name). It Was Once a Man, and now must eat other humans in order to retain its shape.
 He's defeated by deodorant (which "knocks out strong odors").
- Armageddon from The Return of Hanuman is a monster formed from a volcano, mostly because of the many inorganic trash contained inside and activated when Rahu and Ketu's staff went inside of the volcano.
- MonSturd.
- The low-budget 1986 horror film Spookies had Muck Men, who made explosive flatulence sounds when they came to get you (which presumably caused a bit of confusion among viewers as to whether they were muck monsters or poo monsters).
- Visser Three from Animorphs is a shapeshifter with two forms like this, seen in The Weakness and The Hidden respectively.
- During the lifeforce crisis in Reaper Man, one of the Unseen University's compost heaps comes to life. It attacks the gardener and dissolves its way through the main door before the wizards blew it up with a bottle of Wow-Wow sauce.
- The deities Abhoth and Ubbo-Sathla in Clark Ashton Smith's Cthulhu Mythos stories.
- The title creature in Slime by William Essex: a living lake of toxic waste that eats people and animals.
- In The Royal Book of Oz, the first Oz story by Ruth Plumly Thompson, the Scarecrow briefly encounters Middlings, man-like creatures made of mud.
- Eva Mudlark of The Aquabats! Super Show! has made several of these out of anger from being treated as a lowly garbage collector.
- Doctor Who: In "Gridlock", the Macra live at the bottom of the Motorway and feed on the gas fumes created by the huge numbers of Flying Cars stuck in the universe's worst traffic jam.
- Monster Warriors: In "Revenge Of The Mud Maniac", a giant mud monster is on the attack in Capital City.
- Call of Cthulhu had a version of Clark Ashton Smith's Abhoth (see above).
- Dungeons & Dragons had a number of these, such as the grey ooze and the demon prince Juiblex.
- The nuckalavee from the Basic/Expert/etc D&D system lives in fouled water and kills small animals by its very proximity.  Based on a monster from Scottish legend.
- A swamp that's tainted by magical pollution can create mudmen, which are Exactly What It Says on the Tin. Not very intelligent, they try to drown anything that enters their swamp out of an instinctual urge, often destroying themselves in kamikaze attacks as they try to smother their foes.
- The Ravenloft Darklord Malus Scleris rules a domain that is the horror of unlimited pollution made real, and it is filled with these kind of monsters. Scleris is a pre-industrial version of a Corrupt Corporate Executive; his Freudian Excuse is that his father, a druid, only cared about his work, not about his son, so in return he hates Nature for taking his father away from him.
- Moander, a minor evil god from the Forgotten Realms, manifested in the form of a gargantuan crawling heap of rotting vegetation.
- In Shadowrun, city spirits usually manifest as piles of ordinary litter, unsightly but not all that icky. Toxic nature spirits manifest as contaminated water, smog, or really foul rubbish.
- Pokémon Red and Blue has two Muck Monsters in Grimer and its evolved form, Muk. In the Pokémon anime, Ash's Muk was (initially) so smelly that it stank even after it had been captured in a Poké Ball. When he teleported it to Professor Oak's, it proceeded to engulf half the lab and reduced Professor Oak to ranting.
- Of course, said Muk really just wants a hug.
- Koffing and Weezing count as this as well. They're based on pollution, but they're more inspired by smog than slime, although they do possess the ability to spit globs of slime.
- Pokémon Black and White introduced the garbage Pokémon Trubbish and Garbodor. Their bodies pick up trash as they go, so they're ironically useful in keeping places clean.
- Master Belch and his upgraded form, Master Barf, from EarthBound. There are also the smaller monsters like "Pile of Puke" and "Stink Spirit".
- The Slag Golems enemy group in City of Villains.
- Digimon has Raremon, a crawling, blubbery pile of rotten flesh entangled with random cybernetics. It smells like dead fish and vomits as an attack. Raremon is one of several "garbage" type Digimon, monster who basically failed their evolution. Others include Sukamon, a living pile of feces, the slug-like Numemon, and Garbagemon, which even lives in a trash can.
- Wild ARMs 2 had the boss "Drawdo," which resembled several dead fish melded together and attacked with every status effect in the game.
- Demon's Crest on the SNES has the boss "Crawler," a huge mass of melted-looking flesh that takes on a semi-humanoid form after it swallows some bones. It can spawn zombie-like creatures from its body.
- Dragon's Lair has mudmen, which unlike the other monsters cannot be killed, only avoided.
- The Smoky Progg from Pikmin could count too as it is a horrifying crawling cloud of polllution which instantly kills any Pikmin it touches. Not even unpicked ones are safe from its wrath.
- One of the bosses from Conker's Bad Fur Day was the Great Mighty Poo.
- Warcraft III has some sludge-type creeps.
- The Amoeboids in the Ratchet & Clank series are a kind of slime monster that walks in circles and says "Nein!". When hit, they split into two, half as small slime monsters (except for the smallest sort, which just disappears). The biggest ones will split five times, meaning that you have to kill 63 slimes in total.
- Bulb Boy has a Puzzle Boss based on this concept.
- The Mud Bog areas in the Shantae series are filled with Mud Bog creatures made out of the stinky, sludgy mess that the area is filled with. They either jump around in a blobby mass or pop out of the swampy floors and ceilings.
- The Binding of Isaac has a lot of poo-themed enemies, including Dips, Squirts and Dingas (each progressively larger and which split into their smaller kin when killed), and bosses Dingle, Dangle, the Turdlings and Brownie.
- One of the monsters in Monster Basement actually is called "Mud Monster". It makes a brief reappearance in Monster Basement 2.
- Crud in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode "Cleanliness Is Next To Impossible", a creature made from the filth under Christopher Robin's bed. He's defeated with a bar of soap.
- One episode of Goof Troop featured a Corrupt Corporate Executive who had become a Muck Monster due to overexposure to all the pollution created by his factory. Goofy returns him back to normal with a jar full of fresh air.
- On several occasions the mutagen on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles spawned these creatures; they actually had names like "mud monsters" and "Mutagen Man." Basically, the theory that that this is what happens when the mutagen produces something that doesn't have the dignity of resembling a particular animal like a turtle. (And of course, the accidental workings of a mutatagen in Real Life are much more likely to produce a monstrosity like this than an anthropomorphic turtle....)
- In the ThunderCats (1985) episode Mandora: The Evil Chaser, one of villains is a Muck Monster known as The Living Ooze. Defeated with a powerful weapon of the ancients - SOAP!
- The Tick animated series featured "The Filth," slimy sewer-dwelling creatures with, erm, tapered heads.
- And a variation with a snot-based clone of the Tick himself created by the being from the alternate dimension down the hall. Not exactly a blob of muck, but it was made of snot/mucus and, while shaped like the tick, could squish itself into other shapes and use it's semi-gelatinous consistency to seep through cracks and around attacks and such.
- In Lilo & Stitch: The Series, there's experiment 505, Ploot, who is designed to collect and absorb pollution and turn it into a toxic sludge to flood cities with. The more he collects, the bigger and grimier he gets.
- They were actually made of plain old mud, but in several episodes of the Aladdin: The Series regular series, the heroes ran afoul of the Al-Muddies, who were just as dangerous as any Muck Monster. These elemental spirits were made of living mud, lived underground, and were carnivores known to prey on humans. Normal ones were feral, dimwitted, and brutish creatures who tended to attack in mobs; their Sultan, however, stands out, not just because of his titanic size, but via his incredible cunning and intelligence (not to mention being able to talk), and a fondness for cooking victims. (Even going so far as to call himself "a gourmet".)
- Mudman from Atomic Puppet, a minor member of the Rogues Gallery able to possess other beings, shapeshift, and regenerate From a Single Cell.
- In Samurai Jack, a group of mud people come to offer Aku a tribute for being allowed to live on Earth (An equally muddy statue of Aku). All Aku really cares about is that they are dripping mud all over his floor.
Aku: I just had it vacuumed! Out! Out!
- Naturally Captain Planet had an episode with one of these. In this case it was an artificial organism that was supposed to eat garbage, but of course when Sly Sludge used it, it went horribly wrong and turned into a Grey Goo that threatened to turn the entire planet into one big pile of living garbage.
- Most of the foul-smelling slime found in stagnant ponds, along the tide line of beaches, and other messy natural settings is made up of mats of living bacteria by the quadrillions. They don't walk en masse, but individual bacteria do move around within their filmy habitats.


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The keychain module provides methods for securely storing sensitive data on iOS and Android.
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createKeychainItem(identifier, [encryptionKey])
Create or retrieve a keychain item, optionally encrypting with the provided keyphrase. If you want the new keychain item to be shared among multiple applications, use the same keyphrase in each app.
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Jersey Resource for metadata operations.
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Search using a given query.
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jansako13-Nov-18 10:04 AM
thanks, informative, as always!
trying to figure out how to get the biggest bang for my buck, the order prices are jumping like crazy lately...(edited)
feel like the gunners of old, trying to hit a ship with a cannon when the gun and the target are both moving in 4 different directions at once
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 10:06 AM
rentals are a tricky game to always come out on top of
ETcrypt13-Nov-18 02:38 PM
Hi, noob mining question. Are there any one-click miners out there.
Mische13-Nov-18 03:38 PM
they are all pretty much one-click ;D
is it possible to mine pirate without having the chain snyced in agama ?
becuase i am getting this : 2018-11-13 16:38:08|# Could not resolve hostname stratum+tcp://pool.piratechain.org
2018-11-13 16:38:08|# stratum+tcp://pool.piratechain.org:3031 not responding
2018-11-13 16:38:08|connect failed
doesn't matter which server i use
same log
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 03:40 PM
mining in a pool has nothing to do with your personal wallet
$ ping pool.piratechain.org
PING pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=1 ttl=45 time=176 ms
64 bytes from pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=2 ttl=45 time=176 ms
64 bytes from pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=3 ttl=45 time=176 ms
64 bytes from pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=4 ttl=45 time=175 ms
64 bytes from pool.piratechain.org (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=5 ttl=45 time=174 ms
--- pool.piratechain.org ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 5 received, 0% packet loss, time 4005ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 174.738/175.807/176.731/0.787 ms(edited)
I'm going to say you have firewall/internet issues
Mische13-Nov-18 04:04 PM
alright will check out thanks !
oh stupid me
used "stratum+tcp://pool.piratechain.org:3031" instead of "pool.piratechain.org:3031"
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 06:55 PM
Whomever was mining chickenpool yesterday, plz pm me your details
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Alright13-Nov-18 07:35 PM
are you doing KYC?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 08:19 PM
LOL no, I reset the db and I owe them KMD
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 08:34 PM
whats with redis ... it somehow let me start 2 instances on the same port on my second pool... Ijust mined with 1.2msol on a pool to test fee and it never paid out ... never errored nothing... just didnt add any shares ...
mined blocks just fine though
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 08:37 PM
why would it error?
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 08:44 PM
I thught if it couldnt "talk" to it it would at elast complain
instead it just did nothing
and didnt py out
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 09:04 PM
if it didn't pay out, it's because you didn't tell it to pay out. redis has nothing to do with that
redis just stores data
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 09:05 PM
redis was empty of keys
nothing in it
payouts work fine on other pool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 09:05 PM
well, then you didn't tell it to save data
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 09:05 PM
same config file
there wsa 2 copies of redis server on the same port
was sure that didnt work.. but it did
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 09:06 PM
I've ran 3 pools on same redis port, the data looks ugly, but it still works
you end you with bleedover from 1 chart to the next with different coins/algos
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 09:07 PM
no lthe server started twice redis-server was running as a service and in a terminal on the same VM
with the same port
and no data saved to it
really etrange
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-Nov-18 09:07 PM
that's a new one on me
blackjok3r13-Nov-18 09:09 PM
yeah it relly threw me off... sitting here waiting for some kind of output for hours... nothing..
added exact same code to other pool and worked instantly
its webs changes i merged down, it installs redis as a package instead of manyally .. didnt realise and started it twice.
FishyGuts13-Nov-18 11:05 PM
I decide what to mine... ZEX DICE or ARRR!!!
 Not at all. KMD is killing it!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Nov-18 04:54 AM
!kmdtip @xmarksthespot 1.179
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Is it worth mining Komodo Coin (KMD) ? How do you do it? Find out in our Beginner's Guide to Mining Komodo using your own Computer & a NVIDIA or AMD GPU
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Paul15-Nov-18 02:25 PM
i'm afraid i'm not a hero at the pc
ok nice i will try it
CryptoNinjaa15-Nov-18 02:26 PM
if you have anytrouble come back to me
Paul15-Nov-18 02:26 PM
thank you guys
mrlynch15-Nov-18 02:26 PM
You're looking at 0.95 ARRR per day with current difficulty
CryptoNinjaa15-Nov-18 02:27 PM
it is handy to learn as more new coins will be coming so its worth leanring
mrlynch15-Nov-18 02:27 PM
But that oscilates so realistically it's more like 0.7
How to mine Monacoin (MONA) with a GPU mining rig. Step-by-step instructions on mining Monacoin from Suprnova w/ccminer (Windows/Linux) using Nvidia GPUs.
Paul15-Nov-18 02:28 PM
that's right, i think mining and masternodes will be more popular in the future.
mrlynch15-Nov-18 02:28 PM
But i stand by what i said earlier
Paul15-Nov-18 02:28 PM
same way for ARRR?
CryptoNinjaa15-Nov-18 02:29 PM
the process is the same. once you learn to set up the miner its just a case of changing a pool url and port number for each coin that you want to mine(edited)
mrlynch15-Nov-18 02:29 PM
If you want to mine arrr while the block reward is still 256, it will halve in about 3-4 months(correct if i'm wrong, don't have the data at hand) you're better off buying asics
If you're in the us a z9mini is around $600 with no negotiation
Look after 1st batches
2nd and 3rd batch are crappy
Paul15-Nov-18 02:31 PM
come from germany
CryptoNinjaa15-Nov-18 02:31 PM
need to get paul familiar with running mining software first mrlynch. he is brand new to mining by the sounds of it
mrlynch15-Nov-18 02:31 PM
Still do the job but i wouldn't pay more than $450 for 2nd & 3rd batch
It's a lot easier with an asic
It takes you 30 seconds to start mining
Pop in the stratum url, wallet.worker and hit apply boom
:))
I've seen a few in DE at around 700 euros(edited)
Unfortunately they're a bit more expensive in EU
Have a look on ebay.de
Or if you have the funds grab a innosilicon a9 - 600w consumption
CryptoNinjaa15-Nov-18 02:41 PM
been looking for a decent price z9 mini myself. cheapest i could see was £750
Paul15-Nov-18 02:42 PM
Thank you so much for your help.
but i would if i only want to run my new pc, just try it for fun.


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I came today upon a very strange issue. It seems like MySQL is unable to utilize a compound index when evaluating a plan for a query with a range condition. I'm looking for an explanation. I'll appreciate any insight on this.
Take a look at the following table:
CREATE TABLE `t` ( `a` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `b` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `c` int(11) default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`a`,`b`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1
Filled with this data:
mysql> SELECT * FROM t; +---+---+------+ | a | b | c | +---+---+------+ | 1 | 1 | NULL | | 1 | 2 | NULL | | 1 | 3 | NULL | | 1 | 4 | NULL | | 1 | 5 | NULL | | 2 | 1 | NULL | | 2 | 2 | NULL | | 2 | 3 | NULL | | 2 | 4 | NULL | | 2 | 5 | NULL | +---+---+------+ 10 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Now, it is known that I can query by tuples:
mysql> SELECT * FROM t WHERE (a,b) < (2,2); +---+---+------+ | a | b | c | +---+---+------+ | 1 | 1 | NULL | | 1 | 2 | NULL | | 1 | 3 | NULL | | 1 | 4 | NULL | | 1 | 5 | NULL | | 2 | 1 | NULL | +---+---+------+ 6 rows in set (0.00 sec)
MySQL understands tuple comparison (e.g. (a,b) < (2.2)) and returns correct results. Now here's my issue: I would assume the PRIMARY KEY is used - since it's on (a,b) - so that's a simple (well, compound) range condition.  Now, MySQL has no problem when I do an equality search (e.g. (a,b) = (2,2)). In that case, the PRIMARY KEY is utilized.
Why, then, would it not use it in the range query? Why would it not consider it as a possible key (I could live with FORCE KEY if that would solve the problem). This problem undermines some efforts of mine for nice optimization tricks.
[UPDATE: the above is a simplified version of a very large table I was using (~50M rows, ~30GB), and on which same results were achieved]
Any ideas or suggestions?
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Return always new instance of statically called class, no singleton.
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Return always new instance of statically called class, no singleton.
Always called from \MvcCore\Controller::PreDispatch() and
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Set view scripts files extension.
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Set view scripts files extension.
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Get output document type (to automatically and optionally send proper
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- XHTML - \MvcCore\IView::DOCTYPE_XHTML
- HTML5 - \MvcCore\IView::DOCTYPE_HTML5
- XML - \MvcCore\IView::DOCTYPE_XML
Default value: HTML5 .
Get output document type (to automatically and optionally send proper
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- XHTML - \MvcCore\IView::DOCTYPE_XHTML
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Set output document type (to automatically and optionally send proper
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- XHTML - \MvcCore\IView::DOCTYPE_XHTML
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Default value: HTML5 .
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Get layout templates directory placed by default
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Get controller/action templates directory
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Get controller/action templates directory
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Get controller/action templates directory
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Default value is "Scripts" , so scripts app path
is "/App/Views/Scripts" .
Get controller/action templates directory
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Get views helpers directory placed by default
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Default value is "Helpers" , so scripts app path
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SetHelpersDir( string $helpersDir = 'Helpers' )
Set views helpers directory placed by default
inside "/App/Views" directory.
Default value is "Helpers" , so scripts app path
is "/App/Views/Helpers" .
Set views helpers directory placed by default
inside "/App/Views" directory.
Default value is "Helpers" , so scripts app path
is "/App/Views/Helpers" .
Parameters
Returns
string
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public static
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#
AddHelpersNamespaces( string $helperNamespaces )
Add view helpers classes namespace(s),
Example: \MvcCore\View::AddHelpersNamespaces('Any\Other\ViewHelpers\Place', '...'); .
Add view helpers classes namespace(s),
Example: \MvcCore\View::AddHelpersNamespaces('Any\Other\ViewHelpers\Place', '...'); .
Parameters
- $helperNamespaces
- View helper classes namespace(s).
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public static
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#
SetHelpersNamespaces( string $helperNamespaces )
Set view helpers classes namespace(s). This method replace all previously configured namespaces.
If you want only to add namespace, use \MvcCore\View::AddHelpersNamespaces(); instead.
Example: \MvcCore\View::SetHelpersClassNamespaces('Any\Other\ViewHelpers\Place', '...'); .
Set view helpers classes namespace(s). This method replace all previously configured namespaces.
If you want only to add namespace, use \MvcCore\View::AddHelpersNamespaces(); instead.
Example: \MvcCore\View::SetHelpersClassNamespaces('Any\Other\ViewHelpers\Place', '...'); .
Parameters
- $helperNamespaces
- View helper classes namespace(s).
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public static
string
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#
GetViewScriptFullPath( string $typePath = '', string $corectedRelativePath = '' )
Get view script full path by internal application configuration,
by $typePath param and by $corectedRelativePath param.
Get view script full path by internal application configuration,
by $typePath param and by $corectedRelativePath param.
Parameters
- $typePath
- Usually
"Layouts" or "Scripts" .
- $corectedRelativePath
Returns
string
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public
MvcCore\View
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SetController( MvcCore\IController $controller )
This is INTERNAL method, do not use it in templates.
Method is always called in the most parent controller
\MvcCore\Controller:PreDispatch() moment when view instance is created.
Method sets controller instance into view.
This is INTERNAL method, do not use it in templates.
Method is always called in the most parent controller
\MvcCore\Controller:PreDispatch() moment when view instance is created.
Method sets controller instance into view.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Controller
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public
MvcCore\View
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#
SetUpRender( integer $renderMode = \MvcCore\IView::RENDER_WITH_OB_FROM_ACTION_TO_LAYOUT, string $controllerOrActionNameDashed = NULL, string $actionNameDashed = NULL )
Set up view rendering arguments to render layout and action view in both modes properly.
Set up view instance helpers before rendering.
Set up view rendering arguments to render layout and action view in both modes properly.
Set up view instance helpers before rendering.
Parameters
- $renderMode
- $controllerOrActionNameDashed
- $actionNameDashed
Returns
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public
MvcCore\View
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#
SetUpStore( MvcCore\IView $view, boolean $overwriteExistingKeys = TRUE )
This is INTERNAL method, do not use it in templates.
Method is always called in the most parent controller
\MvcCore\Controller:Render() moment when view is rendered.
Set up all from given view object variables store into current store,
if there is any already existing key - overwrite it.
This is INTERNAL method, do not use it in templates.
Method is always called in the most parent controller
\MvcCore\Controller:Render() moment when view is rendered.
Set up all from given view object variables store into current store,
if there is any already existing key - overwrite it.
Parameters
- $view
- $overwriteExistingKeys
- If any property name already exist in view store, overwrite it by given value by default.
Returns
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public
string
&
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#
GetContent( )
Return rendered action template content as string reference.
You need to use this method always somewhere in layout template to
render rendered action result content.
If render mode is continuous, this method renders action view.
Return rendered action template content as string reference.
You need to use this method always somewhere in layout template to
render rendered action result content.
If render mode is continuous, this method renders action view.
Returns
string
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public
string|null
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#
GetCurrentViewFullPath( )
Get currently rendered view file full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Get currently rendered view file full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Returns
string|null
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public
string|null
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#
GetCurrentViewDirectory( )
Get currently rendered view file directory full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Get currently rendered view file directory full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Returns
string|null
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public
string|null
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#
GetParentViewFullPath( )
Get currently rendered parent view file full path.
Parent view file could be any view file, where is called $this->RenderScript(...);
method to render sub-view file (actual view file) or it could be any view file
from parent controller or if current controller has no parent controller,
it could be layout view script full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Get currently rendered parent view file full path.
Parent view file could be any view file, where is called $this->RenderScript(...);
method to render sub-view file (actual view file) or it could be any view file
from parent controller or if current controller has no parent controller,
it could be layout view script full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Returns
string|null
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public
string|null
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#
GetParentViewDirectory( )
Get currently rendered parent view file directory full path.
Parent view file could be any view file, where is called $this->RenderScript(...);
method to render sub-view file (actual view file) or it could be any view file
from parent controller or if current controller has no parent controller,
it could be layout view script full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Get currently rendered parent view file directory full path.
Parent view file could be any view file, where is called $this->RenderScript(...);
method to render sub-view file (actual view file) or it could be any view file
from parent controller or if current controller has no parent controller,
it could be layout view script full path.
If this method is called outside of rendering process, NULL is returned.
Returns
string|null
|
public
string
&
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#
RenderScript( string $relativePath = '' )
Render action template script or any include script and return it's result as reference.
Do not use this method in layout sub-templates, use method RenderLayout() instead.
Render action template script or any include script and return it's result as reference.
Do not use this method in layout sub-templates, use method RenderLayout() instead.
Parameters
Returns
string
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public
string
&
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#
RenderLayout( string $relativePath = '' )
Render layout template script or any include script and return it's result as reference.
Do not use this method in action sub-templates, use method RenderScript() instead.
Render layout template script or any include script and return it's result as reference.
Do not use this method in action sub-templates, use method RenderScript() instead.
Parameters
Returns
string
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public
string
&
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#
RenderLayoutAndContent( string $relativePath = '', string & $content = NULL )
This method is INTERNAL, always called from \MvcCore\Controller::Render(); .
Do not use this method in templates!
Method renders whole configured layout template and return it's result
as string reference with inner rendered action template content.
This method is INTERNAL, always called from \MvcCore\Controller::Render(); .
Do not use this method in templates!
Method renders whole configured layout template and return it's result
as string reference with inner rendered action template content.
Parameters
- $relativePath
- $relativePatht.
- $content
Returns
string
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public
string
&
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#
Render( string $typePath = '', string $relativePath = '' )
Render controller template and all necessary layout
templates and return rendered result as string reference.
Render controller template and all necessary layout
templates and return rendered result as string reference.
Parameters
- $typePath
- By default:
"Layouts" | "Scripts" . It could be "Forms" | "Forms/Fields" etc...
- $relativePath
Returns
string
Throws
InvalidArgumentException Template not found in path: $viewScriptFullPath .
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public
string
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#
Evaluate( string $content )
Evaluate given template code as PHP code by eval() in current view
context, any $this keyword will be used as current view context.
Returned result is content from output buffer as string reference.
Evaluated code is wrapped into try/catch automatically.
Evaluate given template code as PHP code by eval() in current view
context, any $this keyword will be used as current view context.
Returned result is content from output buffer as string reference.
Evaluated code is wrapped into try/catch automatically.
Parameters
Returns
string
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public
string
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#
Url( string $controllerActionOrRouteName = 'Index:Index', array $params = [] )
Generates url:
- By "Controller:Action" name and params array
(for routes configuration when routes array has keys with "Controller:Action" strings
and routes has not controller name and action name defined inside).
- By route name and params array
(route name is key in routes configuration array, should be any string
but routes must have information about controller name and action name inside).
Result address (url string) should have two forms:
- Nice rewritten URL by routes configuration
(for apps with URL rewrite support (Apache .htaccess or IIS URL rewrite module)
and when first param is key in routes configuration array).
- For all other cases is URL form like: "index.php?controller=ctrlName&action=actionName"
(when first param is not founded in routes configuration array).
Generates url:
- By "Controller:Action" name and params array (for routes configuration when routes array has keys with "Controller:Action" strings and routes has not controller name and action name defined inside).
- By route name and params array (route name is key in routes configuration array, should be any string but routes must have information about controller name and action name inside).
Result address (url string) should have two forms:
- Nice rewritten URL by routes configuration (for apps with URL rewrite support (Apache .htaccess or IIS URL rewrite module) and when first param is key in routes configuration array).
- For all other cases is URL form like: "index.php?controller=ctrlName&action=actionName" (when first param is not founded in routes configuration array).
Parameters
- $controllerActionOrRouteName
- Should be
"Controller:Action" combination or just any route name as custom specific string.
- $params
- Optional, array with params, key is param name, value is param value.
Returns
string
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public
string
|
#
AssetUrl( string $path = '' )
Return asset path or single file mode URL for small assets
handled by internal controller action "Controller:Asset" .
Example: echo $this->AssetUrl('/static/img/favicon.ico');
Return asset path or single file mode URL for small assets
handled by internal controller action "Controller:Asset" .
Example: echo $this->AssetUrl('/static/img/favicon.ico');
Parameters
Returns
string
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public
string
|
#
Escape( string $str, boolean $encoding = 'UTF-8', string $encoding,… )
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5
node as text content.
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5
node as text content.
Parameters
- $str
- $encoding
- $double
- $encoding,…
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeHtml( string $str, boolean $encoding = 'UTF-8', string $encoding,… )
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5
node between < and > for attributes definitions.
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5
node between < and > for attributes definitions.
Parameters
- $str
- $encoding
- $double
- $encoding,…
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeAttr( string $str, boolean $double = TRUE, string $encoding = 'UTF-8' )
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5 attribute.
Escape string for use inside HTML/XHTML/HTML5 attribute.
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeXml( string $str, string $encoding = 'UTF-8' )
Escape string for use inside XML template.
XML 1.0: \x09 \x0A \x0D and C1 allowed directly, C0 forbidden
XML 1.1: \x00 forbidden directly and as a character reference,
\x09 \x0A \x0D \x85 allowed directly, C0, C1 and \x7F allowed as character references
Escape string for use inside XML template.
XML 1.0: \x09 \x0A \x0D and C1 allowed directly, C0 forbidden
XML 1.1: \x00 forbidden directly and as a character reference, \x09 \x0A \x0D \x85 allowed directly, C0, C1 and \x7F allowed as character references
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeJs( string $str, integer $flags = 0, integer $depth = 512 )
Escape string for use inside JS context, including trailing double quotes.
Escape string for use inside JS context, including trailing double quotes.
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeCss( string $str )
Escape string for use inside CSS context.
Escape string for use inside CSS context.
Parameters
Returns
string
See
http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-CSS21-20060411/syndata.html#q6
|
public
string
|
#
EscapeICal( string $str )
Escape string for use inside iCal template.
Escape string for use inside iCal template.
Parameters
Returns
string
See
https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5545.txt
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public
mixed
&
|
#
GetHelper( string $helperNameCamelCase, boolean $asClosure = FALSE )
Try to get view helper.
If view helper doesn't exist in global helpers store - create new helper instance.
If helper already exists in global helpers store - do not create it again - use instance from the store.
Example: echo $this->GetHelper('facebook')->RenderSomeSpecialWidgetMethod();
Try to get view helper.
If view helper doesn't exist in global helpers store - create new helper instance.
If helper already exists in global helpers store - do not create it again - use instance from the store.
Example: echo $this->GetHelper('facebook')->RenderSomeSpecialWidgetMethod();
Parameters
- $helperNameCamelCase
- View helper method name in camel case.
- $asClosure
- Get View helper prepared as closure function,
FALSE by default.
Returns
mixed View helper instance, always as \MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\AbstractHelper|\MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\IHelper instance.
Throws
InvalidArgumentException If view doesn't exist in configured namespaces.
|
public
MvcCore\View
|
#
SetHelper( string $helperNameCamelCase, mixed $instance, boolean $forAllTemplates = TRUE )
Set view helper for current template or for all templates globally by default.
If view helper already exist in global helpers store - it's overwritten.
Set view helper for current template or for all templates globally by default.
If view helper already exist in global helpers store - it's overwritten.
Parameters
- $helperNameCamelCase
- View helper method name in camel case.
- $instance
- View helper instance, always as
\MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\AbstractHelper|\MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\IHelper instance or \Closure .
- $forAllTemplates
- register this helper instance for all rendered views in the future.
Returns
|
public
boolean
|
#
__set( string $name, mixed $value )
Set any value into view context internal store.
Set any value into view context internal store.
Parameters
Returns
boolean
|
public
mixed
|
#
__get( string $name )
Get any value by given name existing in local store. If there is no value
in local store by given name, try to get result value into store by
controller reflection class from controller instance property.
Get any value by given name existing in local store. If there is no value
in local store by given name, try to get result value into store by
controller reflection class from controller instance property.
Parameters
Returns
mixed
|
public
boolean
|
#
__isset( string $name )
Get TRUE if any value by given name exists in
local view store or in local controller instance.
Get TRUE if any value by given name exists in
local view store or in local controller instance.
Parameters
Returns
boolean
|
public
|
#
__unset( string $name )
Unset any value from view context internal store.
Unset any value from view context internal store.
Parameters
|
public
string|mixed
|
#
__call( string $method, mixed $arguments )
Try to call view helper.
If view helper doesn't exist in global helpers store - create new helper instance.
If helper already exists in global helpers store - do not create it again - use instance from the store.
Then call it's public method named in the same way as helper and return result
as it is, without any conversion. So then there could be called any other helper method if whole helper instance is returned.
Try to call view helper.
If view helper doesn't exist in global helpers store - create new helper instance.
If helper already exists in global helpers store - do not create it again - use instance from the store.
Then call it's public method named in the same way as helper and return result
as it is, without any conversion. So then there could be called any other helper method if whole helper instance is returned.
Parameters
- $method
- View helper method name in pascal case.
- $arguments
- View helper method arguments.
Returns
string|mixed View helper string result or any other view helper result type or view helper instance, always as \MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\AbstractHelper|\MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\IHelper instance.
Throws
InvalidArgumentException If view doesn't exist in configured namespaces.
|
Magic methods summary
public
MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\CssHelper
|
#
Css( string $groupName = self::GROUP_NAME_DEFAULT )
Get css helper instance by group name. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-assets .
Get css helper instance by group name. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-assets .
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Views\Helpers\JsHelper
|
#
Js( string $groupName = self::GROUP_NAME_DEFAULT )
Get js helper instance by group name. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-assets .
Get js helper instance by group name. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-assets .
Parameters
Returns
|
public
string
|
#
FormatDate( DateTime|IntlCalendar|integer $dateTimeOrTimestamp = NULL, integer|string $dateTypeOrFormatMask = NULL, integer $timeType = NULL, string|IntlTimeZone|DateTimeZone $timeZone = NULL, integer $calendar = NULL) Format given date time by `Intl` extension or by `strftime( )
as fallback. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatdatetime`.
as fallback. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatdatetime`.
Parameters
- $dateTimeOrTimestamp
- $dateTypeOrFormatMask
- $timeType
- $timeZone
- $calendar
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
FormatNumber( float|integer $number = 0.0, integer $decimals, string $dec_point = NULL, string $thousands_sep = NULL )
To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatnumber .
To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatnumber .
Parameters
- $number
- $decimals
- $dec_point
- $thousands_sep
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
FormatMoney( integer $decimals, string $dec_point = NULL, string $thousands_sep = NULL )
To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatmoney .
To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-formatmoney .
Parameters
- $decimals
- $dec_point
- $dec_point
- $thousands_sep
- $thousands_sep
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
LineBreaks( string $text, string $lang = '' )
Prevent breaking line inside numbers, after week words, shortcuts, numbers and units and much more, very configurable. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-linebreaks .
Prevent breaking line inside numbers, after week words, shortcuts, numbers and units and much more, very configurable. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-linebreaks .
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
DataUrl( string $relativeOrAbsolutePath )
Return any file content by given relative or absolute path in data URL like data:image/png;base64,iVBOR.. . Path could be relative from currently rendered view, relative from application root or absolute path to file. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-dataurl .
Return any file content by given relative or absolute path in data URL like data:image/png;base64,iVBOR.. . Path could be relative from currently rendered view, relative from application root or absolute path to file. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-dataurl .
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
WriteByJS( )
;. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-writebyjs`.
;. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-writebyjs`.
Returns
string
|
public
string
|
#
Truncate( string $text, integer $maxChars = 200, boolean $isHtml = NULL )
Truncate plain text or text with html tags by given max. characters number and add three dots at the end. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-truncate .
Truncate plain text or text with html tags by given max. characters number and add three dots at the end. To use this method, you need to install extension mvccore/ext-view-helper-truncate .
Parameters
Returns
string
|


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Runtime performance monitoring made easy
Currently available JETM plugins
The following table lists all available JETM plugins. See JavaDoc for further details.
| Plugin(s) | Description |
|---|---|
| HttpConsoleServerPlugin | A HTTP Console that provides access to aggregated performance results. Listens to port 40000 by default. (Howto) |
| EtmMonitorJmxPlugin | A plugin that registers the current EtmMonitor to JMX. (Howto) |
| Rrd4jPlugin Rrd4jImageGeneratorPlugin |
Plugins to collect raw performance data to a RRD DB and RRDTool alike performance graphs. |
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These plugins dump aggregated performance results to System.out, commons-logging or log4j. |


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qtl2pleio
is a software package for use with the R statistical computing environment. qtl2pleio
is freely available for download and use. I share it under the MIT license. The user will also want to download and install the qtl2
R package.
Click here to explore qtl2pleio
within a live Rstudio session in “the cloud”.
We eagerly welcome contributions to qtl2pleio
. All pull requests will be considered. Features requests and bug reports may be filed as Github issues. All contributors must abide by the code of conduct.
For technical support, please open a Github issue. If you’re just getting started with qtl2pleio
, please examine the vignettes and the qtl2pleio package website. You can also email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for assistance.
The goal of qtl2pleio
is, for a pair of traits that show evidence for a QTL in a common region, to distinguish between pleiotropy (the null hypothesis, that they are affected by a common QTL) and the alternative that they are affected by separate QTL. It extends the likelihood ratio test of Jiang and Zeng (1995) for multiparental populations, such as Diversity Outbred mice, including the use of multivariate polygenic random effects to account for population structure. qtl2pleio
data structures are those used in the rqtl/qtl2
package.
To install qtl2pleio, use install_github()
from the devtools package.
You may also wish to install the R/qtl2. We will use it below.
Below, we walk through an example analysis with Diversity Outbred mouse data. We need a number of preliminary steps before we can perform our test of pleiotropy vs. separate QTL. Many procedures rely on the R package qtl2
. We first load the qtl2
and qtl2pleio
packages.
qtl2data
repository on githubWe’ll consider the DOex
data in the qtl2data
repository. We’ll download the DOex.zip file before calculating founder allele dosages.
file <- paste0("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rqtl/",
"qtl2data/master/DOex/DOex.zip")
DOex <- read_cross2(file)
Let’s calculate the founder allele dosages from the 36-state genotype probabilities.
We now have an allele probabilities object stored in pr
.
We see that pr
is a list of 3 three-dimensional arrays - one array for each of 3 chromosomes.
For our statistical model, we need a kinship matrix.
We use the multivariate linear mixed effects model:
\[vec(Y) = X vec(B) + vec(G) + vec(E)\]
where \(Y\) contains phenotypes, X contains founder allele probabilities and covariates, and B contains founder allele effects. G is the polygenic random effects, while E is the random errors. We provide more details in the vignette.
qtl2pleio::sim1
The function to simulate phenotypes in qtl2pleio
is sim1
.
# assemble B matrix of allele effects
B <- matrix(data = c(-1, -1, -1, -1, 1, 1, 1, 1, -1, -1, -1, -1, 1, 1, 1, 1), nrow = 8, ncol = 2, byrow = FALSE)
# set.seed to ensure reproducibility
set.seed(2018-01-30)
# call to sim1
Ypre <- sim1(X = X, B = B, Vg = diag(2), Ve = diag(2), kinship = kinship[[2]])
Y <- matrix(Ypre, nrow = 261, ncol = 2, byrow = FALSE)
rownames(Y) <- rownames(pp)
colnames(Y) <- c("tr1", "tr2")
Let’s perform univariate QTL mapping for each of the two traits in the Y matrix.
Here is a plot of the results.
And here are the observed QTL peaks with LOD > 8.
We now have the inputs that we need to do a pleiotropy vs. separate QTL test. We have the founder allele dosages for one chromosome, i.e., Chr 3, in the R object pp
, the matrix of two trait measurements in Y
, and a LOCO-derived kinship matrix, kinship[[2]]
.
To visualize results from our two-dimensional scan, we calculate profile LOD for each trait. The code below makes use of the R package ggplot2
to plot profile LODs over the scan region.
We use the function calc_lrt_tib
to calculate the likelihood ratio test statistic value for the specified traits and specified genomic region.
Before we call boot_pvl
, we need to identify the index (on the chromosome under study) of the marker that maximizes the likelihood under the pleiotropy constraint. To do this, we use the qtl2pleio
function find_pleio_peak_tib
.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
citation("qtl2pleio")
#>
#> To cite qtl2pleio in publications use:
#>
#> Boehm FJ, Chesler EJ, Yandell BS, Broman KW (2019) Testing
#> pleiotropy vs. separate QTL in multiparental populations G3
#> https://www.g3journal.org/content/ggg/early/2019/05/15/g3.119.400098
#>
#> A BibTeX entry for LaTeX users is
#>
#> @Article{Boehm2019testing,
#> title = {Testing pleiotropy vs. separate QTL in multiparental populations},
#> author = {Frederick J. Boehm and Elissa J. Chesler and Brian S. Yandell and Karl W. Broman},
#> journal = {G3},
#> year = {2019},
#> url = {https://www.g3journal.org/content/early/2019/05/15/g3.119.400098},
#> eprint = {https://www.g3journal.org/content/ggg/early/2019/05/15/g3.119.400098.full.pdf},
#> }


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Generators
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Possible generators
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