///<reference path="../../_definitions.ts"/>
/**
* A Rectangle object is an area defined by its position, as indicated by its
* top-left corner point(x, y) and by its width and its height.
*
*
*
The x, y, width, and
* height properties of the Rectangle class are independent of
* each other; changing the value of one property has no effect on the others.
* However, the right and bottom properties are
* integrally related to those four properties. For example, if you change the
* value of the right property, the value of the
* width property changes; if you change the bottom
* property, the value of the height property changes.

*
*
The following methods and properties use Rectangle objects:

*
*

*
The applyFilter(), colorTransform(),
* copyChannel(), copyPixels(), draw(),
* fillRect(), generateFilterRect(),
* getColorBoundsRect(), getPixels(),
* merge(), paletteMap(),
* pixelDisolve(), setPixels(), and
* threshold() methods, and the rect property of the
* BitmapData class

*
The getBounds() and getRect() methods, and
* the scrollRect and scale9Grid properties of the
* DisplayObject class

*
The getCharBoundaries() method of the TextField
* class

*
The pixelBounds property of the Transform class

*
The bounds parameter for the startDrag()
* method of the Sprite class

*
The printArea parameter of the addPage()
* method of the PrintJob class

*

*
*
You can use the new Rectangle() constructor to create a
* Rectangle object.

*
*
Note: The Rectangle class does not define a rectangular Shape
* display object. To draw a rectangular Shape object onscreen, use the
* drawRect() method of the Graphics class.

*/
module away.geom
{
export class Rectangle
{
private _size:Point;
private _bottomRight:Point;
private _topLeft:Point;
/**
* The height of the rectangle, in pixels. Changing the height
* value of a Rectangle object has no effect on the x,
* y, and width properties.
*/
public height:number;
/**
* The width of the rectangle, in pixels. Changing the width
* value of a Rectangle object has no effect on the x,
* y, and height properties.
*/
public width:number;
/**
* The x coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle. Changing
* the value of the x property of a Rectangle object has no
* effect on the y, width, and height
* properties.
*
*
The value of the x property is equal to the value of the
* left property.

*/
public x:number;
/**
* The y coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle. Changing
* the value of the y property of a Rectangle object has no
* effect on the x, width, and height
* properties.
*
*
The value of the y property is equal to the value of the
* top property.

*/
public y:number;
/**
* The sum of the y and height properties.
*/
public get bottom():number
{
return this.y + this.height;
}
/**
* The location of the Rectangle object's bottom-right corner, determined by
* the values of the right and bottom properties.
*/
public get bottomRight():away.geom.Point
{
if (this._bottomRight == null)
this._bottomRight = new Point();
this._bottomRight.x = this.x + this.width;
this._bottomRight.y = this.y + this.height;
return this._bottomRight;
}
/**
* The x coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle. Changing
* the left property of a Rectangle object has no effect on the
* y and height properties. However it does affect
* the width property, whereas changing the x value
* does not affect the width property.
*
*
The value of the left property is equal to the value of
* the x property.

*/
public get left():number
{
return this.x;
}
/**
* The sum of the x and width properties.
*/
public get right():number
{
return this.x + this.width;
}
/**
* The size of the Rectangle object, expressed as a Point object with the
* values of the width and height properties.
*/
public get size():Point
{
if (this._size == null)
this._size = new Point();
this._size.x = this.width;
this._size.y = this.height;
return this._size;
}
/**
* The y coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle. Changing
* the top property of a Rectangle object has no effect on the
* x and width properties. However it does affect
* the height property, whereas changing the y
* value does not affect the height property.
*
*
The value of the top property is equal to the value of the
* y property.

*/
public get top():number
{
return this.y;
}
/**
* The location of the Rectangle object's top-left corner, determined by the
* x and y coordinates of the point.
*/
public get topLeft():away.geom.Point
{
if (this._topLeft == null)
this._topLeft = new Point();
this._topLeft.x = this.x;
this._topLeft.y = this.y;
return this._topLeft;
}
/**
* Creates a new Rectangle object with the top-left corner specified by the
* x and y parameters and with the specified
* width and height parameters. If you call this
* public without parameters, a rectangle with x,
* y, width, and height properties set
* to 0 is created.
*
* @param x The x coordinate of the top-left corner of the
* rectangle.
* @param y The y coordinate of the top-left corner of the
* rectangle.
* @param width The width of the rectangle, in pixels.
* @param height The height of the rectangle, in pixels.
*/
constructor(x:number = 0, y:number = 0, width:number = 0, height:number = 0)
{
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
this.width = width;
this.height = height;
}
/**
* Returns a new Rectangle object with the same values for the
* x, y, width, and
* height properties as the original Rectangle object.
*
* @return A new Rectangle object with the same values for the
* x, y, width, and
* height properties as the original Rectangle object.
*/
public clone():Rectangle
{
return new Rectangle(this.x, this.y, this.width, this.height);
}
/**
* Determines whether the specified point is contained within the rectangular
* region defined by this Rectangle object.
*
* @param x The x coordinate(horizontal position) of the point.
* @param y The y coordinate(vertical position) of the point.
* @return A value of true if the Rectangle object contains the
* specified point; otherwise false.
*/
public contains(x:number, y:number):boolean
{
return (this.x <= x && this.x + this.width >= x && this.y <= y && this.y + this.height >= y);
}
/**
* Determines whether the specified point is contained within the rectangular
* region defined by this Rectangle object. This method is similar to the
* Rectangle.contains() method, except that it takes a Point
* object as a parameter.
*
* @param point The point, as represented by its x and y
* coordinates.
* @return A value of true if the Rectangle object contains the
* specified point; otherwise false.
*/
public containsPoint(point:Point):boolean
{
return (this.x <= point.x && this.x + this.width >= point.x && this.y <= point.y && this.y + this.height >= point.y);
}
/**
* Determines whether the Rectangle object specified by the rect
* parameter is contained within this Rectangle object. A Rectangle object is
* said to contain another if the second Rectangle object falls entirely
* within the boundaries of the first.
*
* @param rect The Rectangle object being checked.
* @return A value of true if the Rectangle object that you
* specify is contained by this Rectangle object; otherwise
* false.
*/
public containsRect(rect:Rectangle):boolean
{
return (this.x <= rect.x && this.x + this.width >= rect.x + rect.width && this.y <= rect.y && this.y + this.height >= rect.y + rect.height)
}
/**
* Copies all of rectangle data from the source Rectangle object into the
* calling Rectangle object.
*
* @param sourceRect The Rectangle object from which to copy the data.
*/
public copyFrom(sourceRect:Rectangle)
{
}
/**
* Determines whether the object specified in the toCompare
* parameter is equal to this Rectangle object. This method compares the
* x, y, width, and
* height properties of an object against the same properties of
* this Rectangle object.
*
* @param toCompare The rectangle to compare to this Rectangle object.
* @return A value of true if the object has exactly the same
* values for the x, y, width,
* and height properties as this Rectangle object;
* otherwise false.
*/
public equals(toCompare:Rectangle):boolean
{
return (this.x == toCompare.x && this.y == toCompare.y && this.width == toCompare.width && this.height == toCompare.height)
}
/**
* Increases the size of the Rectangle object by the specified amounts, in
* pixels. The center point of the Rectangle object stays the same, and its
* size increases to the left and right by the dx value, and to
* the top and the bottom by the dy value.
*
* @param dx The value to be added to the left and the right of the Rectangle
* object. The following equation is used to calculate the new
* width and position of the rectangle:
* @param dy The value to be added to the top and the bottom of the
* Rectangle. The following equation is used to calculate the new
* height and position of the rectangle:
*/
public inflate(dx:number, dy:number)
{
this.x -= dx/2;
this.y -= dy/2;
this.width += dx/2;
this.height += dy/2;
}
/**
* Increases the size of the Rectangle object. This method is similar to the
* Rectangle.inflate() method except it takes a Point object as
* a parameter.
*
*
The following two code examples give the same result:

*
* @param point The x property of this Point object is used to
* increase the horizontal dimension of the Rectangle object.
* The y property is used to increase the vertical
* dimension of the Rectangle object.
*/
public inflatePoint(point:Point)
{
this.x -= point.x/2;
this.y -= point.y/2;
this.width += point.x/2;
this.height += point.y/2;
}
/**
* If the Rectangle object specified in the toIntersect
* parameter intersects with this Rectangle object, returns the area of
* intersection as a Rectangle object. If the rectangles do not intersect,
* this method returns an empty Rectangle object with its properties set to
* 0.
*
* @param toIntersect The Rectangle object to compare against to see if it
* intersects with this Rectangle object.
* @return A Rectangle object that equals the area of intersection. If the
* rectangles do not intersect, this method returns an empty
* Rectangle object; that is, a rectangle with its x,
* y, width, and height
* properties set to 0.
*/
public intersection(toIntersect:Rectangle):Rectangle
{
if (this.intersects(toIntersect)) {
var i:Rectangle = new Rectangle();
if (this.x > toIntersect.x) {
i.x = this.x;
i.width = toIntersect.x - this.x + toIntersect.width;
if (i.width > this.width)
i.width = this.width;
} else {
i.x = toIntersect.x;
i.width = this.x - toIntersect.x + this.width;
if (i.width > toIntersect.width)
i.width = toIntersect.width;
}
if (this.y > toIntersect.y) {
i.y = this.y;
i.height = toIntersect.y - this.y + toIntersect.height;
if (i.height > this.height)
i.height = this.height;
} else {
i.y = toIntersect.y;
i.height = this.y - toIntersect.y + this.height;
if (i.height > toIntersect.height)
i.height = toIntersect.height;
}
return i;
}
return new Rectangle();
}
/**
* Determines whether the object specified in the toIntersect
* parameter intersects with this Rectangle object. This method checks the
* x, y, width, and
* height properties of the specified Rectangle object to see if
* it intersects with this Rectangle object.
*
* @param toIntersect The Rectangle object to compare against this Rectangle
* object.
* @return A value of true if the specified object intersects
* with this Rectangle object; otherwise false.
*/
public intersects(toIntersect:Rectangle):boolean
{
return (this.x + this.width > toIntersect.x && this.x < toIntersect.x + toIntersect.width && this.y + this.height > toIntersect.y && this.y < toIntersect.y + toIntersect.height);
}
/**
* Determines whether or not this Rectangle object is empty.
*
* @return A value of true if the Rectangle object's width or
* height is less than or equal to 0; otherwise false.
*/
public isEmpty():boolean
{
return (this.x == 0 && this.y == 0 && this.width == 0 && this.height == 0);
}
/**
* Adjusts the location of the Rectangle object, as determined by its
* top-left corner, by the specified amounts.
*
* @param dx Moves the x value of the Rectangle object by this amount.
* @param dy Moves the y value of the Rectangle object by this amount.
*/
public offset(dx:number, dy:number)
{
this.x += dx;
this.y += dy;
}
/**
* Adjusts the location of the Rectangle object using a Point object as a
* parameter. This method is similar to the Rectangle.offset()
* method, except that it takes a Point object as a parameter.
*
* @param point A Point object to use to offset this Rectangle object.
*/
public offsetPoint(point:Point)
{
this.x += point.x;
this.y += point.y;
}
/**
* Sets all of the Rectangle object's properties to 0. A Rectangle object is
* empty if its width or height is less than or equal to 0.
*
*
 This method sets the values of the x, y,
* width, and height properties to 0.

*
*/
public setEmpty()
{
this.x = 0;
this.y = 0;
this.width = 0;
this.height = 0;
}
/**
* Sets the members of Rectangle to the specified values
*
* @param xa The x coordinate of the top-left corner of the
* rectangle.
* @param ya The y coordinate of the top-left corner of the
* rectangle.
* @param widtha The width of the rectangle, in pixels.
* @param heighta The height of the rectangle, in pixels.
*/
public setTo(xa:number, ya:number, widtha:number, heighta:number)
{
this.x = xa;
this.y = ya;
this.width = widtha;
this.height = heighta;
}
/**
* Builds and returns a string that lists the horizontal and vertical
* positions and the width and height of the Rectangle object.
*
* @return A string listing the value of each of the following properties of
* the Rectangle object: x, y,
* width, and height.
*/
public toString():string
{
return "[Rectangle] (x=" + this.x + ", y=" + this.y + ", width=" + this.width + ", height=" + this.height + ")";
}
/**
* Adds two rectangles together to create a new Rectangle object, by filling
* in the horizontal and vertical space between the two rectangles.
*
*
Note: The union() method ignores rectangles with
* 0 as the height or width value, such as: var
* rect2:Rectangle = new Rectangle(300,300,50,0);

*
* @param toUnion A Rectangle object to add to this Rectangle object.
* @return A new Rectangle object that is the union of the two rectangles.
*/
public union(toUnion:Rectangle):Rectangle
{
var u:Rectangle = new Rectangle();
if (this.x < toUnion.x) {
u.x = this.x;
u.width = toUnion.x - this.x + toUnion.width;
if (u.width < this.width)
u.width = this.width;
} else {
u.x = toUnion.x;
u.width = this.x - toUnion.x + this.width;
if (u.width < toUnion.width)
u.width = toUnion.width;
}
if (this.y < toUnion.y) {
u.y = this.y;
u.height = toUnion.y - this.y + toUnion.height;
if (u.height < this.height)
u.height = this.height;
} else {
u.y = toUnion.y;
u.height = this.y - toUnion.y + this.height;
if (u.height < toUnion.height)
u.height = toUnion.height;
}
return u;
}
}
}


Singularity Containers
At IDIA, astronomical software packages are provided and managed using Singularity containers. Containers are managed and built by our developers. If you have any questions/issues relating to containers, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can find more documentation about containers on Ilifu here.
Available Containers
The most recent, stable versions of containers are available in /idia/software/containers/
. Some
of these containers can be accessed via JupyterHub, but all of them can be accessed via the
terminal (i.e., once you’ve ssh’d into an IDIA machine). Some additional CASA-specific information can be found here.
Here are a few examples of the latest stable Singularity container builds that are available in
/idia/software/containers/
:
casa-6.5.0-modular.sif
- Contains the modular CASA 6.5 install, which can be accessed via Python using
import casatools
etc.
- Contains the modular CASA 6.5 install, which can be accessed via Python using
kern7.simg
- Contains all the software packages provided by the Kern repository.
ASTRO-PY3.simg
- Builds of commonly used source finding packages, e.g., PyBDSF.
Reporting a bug / Requesting Software
Please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to report issues, or to request new containers, or for existing containers to be updated.
Using Containers
Shell
You can access software in Singularity containers using two methods.
Firstly, you can shell into the container. You will enter a shell which provides access to the software provided in that container:
$ singularity shell /idia/software/containers/casa-stable-5.3.0.simg
Singularity: Invoking an interactive shell within container...
Singularity casa-stable-5.3.0.simg:~> casa --nologger --log2term --nogui
=========================================
The start-up time of CASA may vary
depending on whether the shared libraries
are cached or not.
=========================================
IPython 5.1.0 -- An enhanced Interactive Python.
CASA 5.3.0-143 -- Common Astronomy Software Applications
2018-08-07 12:37:28 INFO ::casa CASA Version 5.3.0-143
--> CrashReporter initialized.
Enter doc('start') for help getting started with CASA...
Using matplotlib backend: TkAgg
CASA <1>: print "Hello World"
Hello World
Exec
You can also pass a command to a container (using the exec
argument), which then gets executed via
the shell in that container.
For example, here’s an illustration of how to use the exec
argument to jump into an interactive
CASA session:
$ singularity exec /idia/software/containers/casa-stable-5.3.0.simg casa --nologger --log2term --nogui
=========================================
The start-up time of CASA may vary
depending on whether the shared libraries
are cached or not.
=========================================
IPython 5.1.0 -- An enhanced Interactive Python.
CASA 5.3.0-143 -- Common Astronomy Software Applications
2018-08-07 12:41:19 INFO ::casa CASA Version 5.3.0-143
--> CrashReporter initialized.
Enter doc('start') for help getting started with CASA...
Using matplotlib backend: TkAgg
CASA <1>: inp listobs
--------> inp(listobs)
# listobs :: List the summary of a data set in the logger or in a file
vis = '' # Name of input visibility file (MS)
selectdata = True # Data selection parameters
field = '' # Selection based on field names or field index numbers. Default is all.
spw = '' # Selection based on spectral-window/frequency/channel.
antenna = '' # Selection based on antenna/baselines. Default is all.
timerange = '' # Selection based on time range. Default is entire range.
correlation = '' # Selection based on correlation. Default is all.
scan = '' # Selection based on scan numbers. Default is all.
intent = '' # Selection based on observation intent. Default is all.
feed = '' # Selection based on multi-feed numbers: Not yet implemented
array = '' # Selection based on (sub)array numbers. Default is all.
uvrange = '' # Selection based on uv range. Default: entire range. Default units: meters.
observation = '' # Selection based on observation ID. Default is all.
verbose = True # Controls level of information detail reported. True reports more than False.
listfile = '' # Name of disk file to write output. Default is none (output is written to logger only).
listunfl = False # List unflagged row counts? If true, it can have significant negative performance impact.
cachesize = 50 # EXPERIMENTAL. Maximum size in megabytes of cache in which data structures can be held.
CASA <2>:
The true utility of the exec
argument is to execute commands non-interactively:
$ singularity exec /idia/software/containers/casa-stable-5.3.0.simg casa --nologger --log2term --nogui -c "print 'Hello World'"
=========================================
The start-up time of CASA may vary
depending on whether the shared libraries
are cached or not.
=========================================
IPython 5.1.0 -- An enhanced Interactive Python.
CASA 5.3.0-143 -- Common Astronomy Software Applications
2018-08-07 12:45:43 INFO ::casa CASA Version 5.3.0-143
--> CrashReporter initialized.
Hello World
$
While the command may seem cumbersome, it is very useful when trying to build scripts that utilise several containers.


How to become #1 in the customer’s list for Black Friday
November 29 is the 333rd day of the year, and the day when half of the Earth population goes crazy because of the biggest discounts for the year.
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How it works
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I suffer from extreme curiosity which leads to hundreds of interests, tens of hobbies, and never enough time. I read a lot and experiment a fair bit. This blog will hopefully become a repository of things I found useful that others might too.
Here are some quotes that I like, links that you might find useful, and more about me.


Assembly and setup¶
Calibration¶
Flash board with calibration.ino
Connect a host via I2C (see provided host-example.ino)
Insert each calibration drill bit shafts and replace the lookup table entries in driver.ino with your own measurements
Measure the actual diameter of the shafts and fill second column
Use the host’s output multiplied by 1000 to fill first column
Finally, flash driver.ino with your values filled out
Hub should now output exact diameter values
Note: Analog output is currently not enabled in driver.ino (I2C and FAULT pin only)


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Direct Metal Laser Sintering of Inconel 718 for J-2X Components
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Gainesville Violins
Luthier Apprentice, Ran Central Florida Satellite Shop
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Nanotronics Imaging
Computer Vision, Robotics, Product Management
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Mandarin Chinese
Speech Competitions, Business Exposure
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We are always interested in hearing from undergraduate students seeking to complete an Honour's or Specialization project within our lab. If you don't have a project in mind, we recommend you check out our active research projects to learn more about what is going on in the lab. If you have another project you'd like to undertake, we are always open to new suggestions!
For all inquiries, please email Dr. Ben Eppinger with your name, CV, and a short description of what you'd like to do with our lab. If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask!


This site has been developed to help role-playing groups keep their files organised.
For the GM it's simple to give information to certain players as he or she can share this file.
In this application you can create and maintain groups and share files with your group members.
What is role-playing?
Role-playing is a fun and social activity where you come together in a group of usually four to fife players.
One of these player takes on the role as game master (also known as: dungeon master or story-teller), this player will create a world for the other players to have adventures.
The gm sets the scenes by describing what the players see, smell hear and feel.
Much like the descriptions that can be found in books, hence the term story-teller.
The gm also plays all the non-player-characters(NPCs) the players can interact with.
Usefull links and tips
Example of a role-playing session: Chris Perkins(one of the creators of Dungeons and dragons) is the gm at PAX Prime 2013


 But just in case you are new to the English language, or grew up in a monastery, or simply belong to a species other than human let's begin with a definition: the hymen is that flap of fleshy membrane that covers a woman’s love hole, curtaining it from prying eyes and probing penises.As seen in the photo at right, the hymen does not (usually) cover the entire vaginal opening. It grows out of the perineum region (seen here as below the vagina) and extends upward, leaving a small opening. The small opening is absolutely necessary as, without it, a woman’s monthly menstrual flow would have no place to exit the womb. Unfortunately, nature itself overlooks this fact from time to time, leading to a need for surgical intervention – literally cutting an opening into the fused flesh of the faulty or “imperforate” hymen. Without surgery, the clotted blood builds up in the woman’s uterus and vagina, eventually leading to pain, swelling, infection, and eventually death. While “imperforate” hymens are rare, it is extremely common for hymens to vary in size, thickness and shape. Because some doctors spend their lives looking at an endless parade of twats, they have sorted these variations of the hymen into certain basic types. Here are just a few:
Now at this point you might be wondering why anyone would be so anal retentive as to classify hymens and even write whole books about them. And yet in far too many cultures past and present, a woman’s fortune could be told by the condition of her hymen. In that, if her hymen did not cover a sufficient portion of her love canal, it would be assumed that it had been entertaining visitors – i.e. that she was not a virgin. A loss of virginity could have serious consequences for the young lady in question, leading to long arguments with the folks, a lack of engagement offers, and even death. The obsession with virginity has taken many forms historically, but one that can be easily sought out on the Web is “cherry popping”. (With live footage of women losing their cherries.)  Since this just isn’t the way it happens (many women experience nothing more than a slight sensation of burning or stinging), people have to invent likely sounding explanations to account for the fact that some “nice girls”, who are assuredly virgins, don’t bleed and don’t tear when first skewered by hubby’s penis. The central idea in these stories is that the girl, in her rollicking, but innocent childhood, engaged in some activity that caused her hymen to tear prematurely. Such proposed activities include: horseback riding, yoga, the splits, and the more generic “sports”. A modern version of the story claims that tampon use is the culprit. The latter is actually not all that ridiculous since the act of inserting the tampon can involve a certain amount of gentle pressure being placed against the hymen (by the inserting fingers) with each tampon insertion, leading to a more elastic, pliable hymen that would not tear at intercourse. Of course some girls are inserting things larger than tampons into their vaginas, effectively “losing their virginity” to such objects as hair brushes, carrots, cucumbers, sausages, and of course commercially manufactured Dildos as well. A new wrinkle on the theme of hymen/virginity obsession is hymenoplasty. Yes, that’s right, plastic surgery for the twat. Now every woman, with the means to pay for the procedure, can be a born again virgin. But although hymen repair therapy, or hymenorraphy, may seem ludicrous to more sexually liberated westerners, in some countries it has actually saved lives. The British medical journal, Lancet, reported in 1996 that hymenorraphy reduced the murder rate of new Egyptian brides 80%. Hymen Related Trivia
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This was a group project
I worked alone on this project


Eteria (beta)
How to play:
WASD are movement keys, left click will fire a projective. There are some "players" that are actually bots. Apologies for the lag, I am working to fix it.
You are currently playing a test level singleplayer mode. More levels will come soon.


1. All-in-one example
Click on an event to move it.
Click on empty space of the timeline to add a new event on predefined position.
Use +- keys to change zooming level.
Use vertical mouse wheel to scroll timeline horizontally.
2. Deferred rendering demo
See the sources of this example to know how to initialize the component with its actual rendering postponed. Note that tzOffset = 0 in this example.


Documentation
Module with the Adaptive Modulation Coding information. It contains a constant
dictionary with the TBS for 1 to 50 RBs for each value of the MCS, and a
function that returns how many RBs are needed to provide a given data rate at
a given MCS.
-
qppsim.Amc.
get_rbs_for_rate
(mcs, rate)[source]
Get the number of RBs needed to provide the requested data rate at the
provided MCS


Problem: Every attempt at implementing C++ variable length btree (VLBTR) has been either an outright failure or has sub-optimal performance. Abstracting away the difference between fixed-length and variable-length makes the code difficult to understand and difficult to reason about.
Solution: Btrees are fixed-length, period. Anything else should be layered on top of the unmodified fixed-length btree (FLBTR) implementation so that FLBTRs do what they do best, and don't become degraded by trying to do things they aren't suited for. The effect of a VLBTR is achieved by adding a level of indirection; a FLBTR acts as an index (i.e. a set of file offsets) into a separate flat file.
Problem: Btrees tend to become sub-optimal when the length of the value type is large in relation to the optimal node size. The optimal node size is closely related to the operating system's disk page size, and is not something the btree library can alter.
Solution: Add a layer of indirection; a FLBTR acts as an index (i.e. a set of file offsets) into a separate flat file. This has been the approach to the problem since the earliest days of Btrees and was described by Bayer himself.
1) There is so little difference between the two proposed solutions that it may be possible for a single implementation to solve both problems.
2) A memory-mapped file might be the ideal implementation technique for the flat file.
3) A experimental prototype can be built on top of the current implementation, without any changes to it. Removal of the current VLBTR code isn't necessary to prove the concept.
4) If the offset (i.e. an id.) into the flat file is exposed, users could access flat file elements directly. Such a feature was previously implemented and found useful in another context.
5) Multiple indexes into a single flat file would be a possible future extention.
Last revised: July 12, 2013
© Beman Dawes 2013
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. See www.boost.org/ LICENSE_1_0.txt


Simpler Tiles is a library of ruby bindings for Simple Tiles, a GIS image generation library. It allows you to generate PNG based map images without having to dip into straight C and easily connects with ActiveRecord. It can display any vector data that OGR can read and any raster data that GDAL can read..
The source is at Github. You can install the gem with:
$ gem install simpler-tiles
Note for Mac OS X users: You might get an error warning about xcb-shm if so, you'll need to install XQuartz, and add a search directory to your path with:
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:/opt/X11/lib/pkgconfig
The api docs are here, and if you have comments or questions head on over to #newsapps or #propublica on Freenode, or post them in the github issue tracker.
Simpler Tiles depends on Simple Tiles, OGR, Cairo and Pango. You can find installation instructions for these libraries in the Simple Tiles documentation.
Simpler Tiles contains a hierarchy of objects:
As an example of how this fits together, here is a script that generates the Simpler Tiles logo (full repository here):
require 'rubygems'
require 'simpler_tiles'
ROOT = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))
map = SimplerTiles::Map.new do |m|
m.srs = "EPSG:3083"
m.bgcolor = "#ffffff"
m.width = 423
m.height = 260
m.set_bounds(-585080.885134, 6849466.721081, 4161303.603672, 9587780.816356)
Dir["#{ROOT}/data/*.shp"].each do |shp|
m.layer shp do |l|
l.query "select * from '#{File.basename shp, '.shp'}'" do |q|
q.styles "stroke" => "#111111",
"line-join" => "round",
"weight" => "0.1"
end
end
end
end
File.open("#{ROOT}/out.png", 'w') {|f| f.write map.to_png }
Simpler Tiles was designed to make slippy maps. The following is a basic tile server using Sinatra. It will open display any shapefile in your home directory by visiting a url like: http://localhost:4567/shape/path/to/shapefile.shp
require 'rubygems'
require 'sinatra'
require 'simpler_tiles'
# Grab the user's home directory
ROOT = File.expand_path("~")
# Set up a route that will grab the path to a shapefile and render the
# index template below.
get '/shape/*' do
erb :index
end
# Set up the tile url to capture x, y, z coordinates for slippy tile generation
get '/tiles/*/:x/:y/:z.png' do
# Let the browser know we are sending a png
content_type 'image/png'
# Create a Map object
map = SimplerTiles::Map.new do |m|
# Set the background color to black
m.bgcolor = "#000000"
# Set the slippy map parameters from the url
m.slippy params[:x].to_i, params[:y].to_i, params[:z].to_i
# Add a layer based on the parameters in the URL
m.layer File.join(ROOT, params[:splat].first) do |l|
# Grab all of the data from the shapefile
l.query "select * from '#{File.basename(params[:splat].first, '.shp')}'" do |q|
# Add a style for stroke, fill, weight and set the line-join to be round
q.styles 'stroke' => '#002240',
'weight' => '1',
'line-join' => 'round',
'fill' => '#ffffff'
end
end
end
# Finally, render the map and ship it off
map.to_png
end
# A simple inline template for the map
__END__
@@index
<!doctype html>

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://leaflet.cloudmade.com/dist/leaflet.css">

That's in no way a safe or secure thing to put on the internet, but it will do as a simple replacement for QGIS!
SimplerTiles can also turn raster images, like NASA's Landsat scenes, into map tiles. Here's a variant of the previous code for a raster tile server that serves a Landsat 8 true color image of New York City.
# Set up the tile url to capture x, y, z coordinates for slippy tile generation
get '/tiles/:x/:y/:z.png' do
# Let the browser know we are sending a png
content_type 'image/png'
# Create a Map object
map = SimplerTiles::Map.new do |m|
m.slippy params[:x].to_i, params[:y].to_i, params[:z].to_i
m.raster_layer "path/to/raster.tif"
end
map.to_png
end
Here's the result map:
Deploying dynamically generated maps is difficult because of the data sizes and processing required to render them. At ProPublica we have been following these best practices:
If you are serving images as part of a tiled map, you'll also want to put a proxy in front of your server with far future expiration date. At ProPublica we're using cloudfront to serve this tile:
It will also speed up browser-side rendering if you have multiple domains that proxy the tiles (eg. tiles-a.propublica.org, tiles-b.propublica.org, etc.)
map.buffer 128
Copyright (c) 2015, ProPublica Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Simpler Tiles is a project of ProPublica.


The aim of this presentation is to clarify our strategy in terms of colour usage within the interface.
See Desktop / Inspiration
| Thing | Colour | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Header+side menu | Primary | This can be a range of colours but must retain enough contrast for white | |
| Links | Blue | Compatible version, + Underline or Bold | |
| Lists/Rows | Grey | Background rollover | |
| Click prompt | Primary or Accent? | Depends on Primary, SCSS can manage | |
| Clicked menu | Darker Primary | All selections clear on white or Primary + contrasts white | |
| Clicked tab | Primary | In an effort to make nav selections the same consistant colour - this will work on Primary, White and light grey of canvas | |
| Where u are | Typography | - | |
| Context Banner | Title/Icon in Accent | - |


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Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Iron Horse Security & Investigations
Mailing Address:
884 Churchill Ave SOTTAWA, Ontario
K1Z 5H2
Location Address:
884 Churchill Ave SOTTAWA, Ontario
K1Z 5H2
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company Profile
Founded in 1994, employing over 1500 security guards, Iron Horse Security is a premium full service, all Canadian, private security provider.
We successfully service clients across Canada in the sectors of government (Federal, Provincial, and Municipal), property management, retail, manufacturing, special events, financial, construction, residential, hi-tech and logistics.
Our approach to security is 100% customer driven. We excel at providing customer service-oriented guards willing to provide service above and beyond their job description. Customer Service with a Smile, has been a trait that has separated Iron Horse from our competitors since our very inception. We pride ourselves on being a company that is more approachable and customer centric. Our staff is trained this way, our managers practice it, and our overall policies revolve around the rejuvenating and revitalization of customer service in security contracts where the previous provider has fallen short.
We bring back quality to our customers where the previous provider has lapsed in customer service, management follow up or accountability.
Feel confident and safe knowing that behind that friendly smile every single Iron Horse Security guard is fully trained in all aspects of safety and security. Conflict resolution, proper and safe use of force, First Aid, CPR, Defibrillator combined with the securing of your property and patrons are the core of our services. Safety and security is our business, but that doesnt mean we cant do it in a positive and friendly manner. Each one of your guards is first and foremost a security professional; we just train them to ensure they are also impeccable brand ambassadors for you, your staff and your patrons!
Do not just take our word for it, our award winning business practices have gained national recognition through countless best practices awards such as;
-18 year Honour Roll certification from the Better Business Bureau
- 7-time winner of Profit Magazines Profit 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 2 time Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award
- Profit 500 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 9 consecutive time and current Consumers Choice Award winner
Professionally representing your corporate identity in appearance, demeanor, values and ethics while strengthening our service relationship is what you will find from every single person at Iron Horse, from our front line premium guards, to our extraordinary account managers, to our committed executive team.
That is why our customers have chosen us and why you should too. At Iron Horse Security the most powerful statements require no words .
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
611690 - All Other Schools and Instruction
Product / Service / Licensing
We successfully service clients across Canada in the sectors of government (Federal, Provincial, and Municipal), property management, retail, manufacturing, special events, financial, construction, residential, hi-tech and logistics.
Our approach to security is 100% customer driven. We excel at providing customer service-oriented guards willing to provide service above and beyond their job description. Customer Service with a Smile, has been a trait that has separated Iron Horse from our competitors since our very inception. We pride ourselves on being a company that is more approachable and customer centric. Our staff is trained this way, our managers practice it, and our overall policies revolve around the rejuvenating and revitalization of customer service in security contracts where the previous provider has fallen short.
We bring back quality to our customers where the previous provider has lapsed in customer service, management follow up or accountability.
Feel confident and safe knowing that behind that friendly smile every single Iron Horse Security guard is fully trained in all aspects of safety and security. Conflict resolution, proper and safe use of force, First Aid, CPR, Defibrillator combined with the securing of your property and patrons are the core of our services. Safety and security is our business, but that doesnt mean we cant do it in a positive and friendly manner. Each one of your guards is first and foremost a security professional; we just train them to ensure they are also impeccable brand ambassadors for you, your staff and your patrons!
Do not just take our word for it, our award winning business practices have gained national recognition through countless best practices awards such as;
-18 year Honour Roll certification from the Better Business Bureau
- 7-time winner of Profit Magazines Profit 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 2 time Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award
- Profit 500 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 9 consecutive time and current Consumers Choice Award winner
Professionally representing your corporate identity in appearance, demeanor, values and ethics while strengthening our service relationship is what you will find from every single person at Iron Horse, from our front line premium guards, to our extraordinary account managers, to our committed executive team.
That is why our customers have chosen us and why you should too. At Iron Horse Security the most powerful statements require no words .
Nous entretenons avec succès des clients à travers le Canada dans les secteurs de gouvernement ( fédéral, provincial , et municipal ) , la gestion immobilière , vente au détail , de la fabrication , des événements spéciaux , financière , construction , résidentiel , salut-technologie et de la logistique .
Notre approche de la sécurité est 100% axée sur la clientèle . Nous excellons à prévoir des gardes orientées service client désireux de fournir des services au-delà de leur description de travail . " Service à la clientèle avec un sourire " , a été un trait qui a séparé Iron Horse de nos concurrents depuis notre création très . Nous sommes fiers d'être une entreprise qui est plus accessible et centrée sur le client . Notre personnel est formé de cette façon , nos gestionnaires pratiquent , et nos politiques globales tournent autour du rajeunissement et de revitalisation de service à la clientèle dans les contrats de sécurité dans lequel le prestataire précédent a été à la hauteur .
Nous ramenons qualité à nos clients où le prestataire précédent a expiré en service à la clientèle , la gestion de suivi ou de responsabilité .
Soyez confiant et en sécurité en sachant que derrière ce sourire amical chaque seul gardien Iron Horse de sécurité est entièrement formé dans tous les aspects de la sécurité et de la sécurité . La résolution des conflits , utilisation correcte et sûre de la force , de premiers soins , RCR , défibrillateur combinés avec la sécurisation de votre propriété et les clients sont au cur de nos services . La sécurité est notre métier , mais cela ne signifie pas que nous ne pouvons pas le faire d'une manière positive et amicale . Chacun de vos gardes est d'abord et avant tout un professionnel de la sécurité , nous formons juste pour s'assurer qu'ils sont également impeccables ambassadeurs de marque pour vous, votre personnel et vos clients !
Ne prenez pas notre mot pour lui , notre primé pratiques commerciales ont acquis une reconnaissance nationale à travers d'innombrables meilleures pratiques récompenses telles que ;
Certification de tableau d'honneur -18 ans du Better Business Bureau
- Gagnant 7 fois de « Profit 100 entreprises à plus forte croissance au Canada " Profit Magazine
- 2 temps Chambre de Commerce Prix d'excellence en affaires
- Bénéfice de 500 entreprises à plus forte croissance au Canada
- 9 fois consécutive et gagnant consommateurs Choice Award courant
Représentant professionnellement votre identité d'entreprise en apparence , le comportement , les valeurs et l'éthique tout en renforçant notre relation de service est ce que vous trouverez de chaque personne à cheval de fer , de nos gardiens de la prime de première ligne , à nos directeurs de comptes extraordinaires , à notre équipe de direction engagée.
C'est pourquoi nos clients nous ont choisi et pourquoi vous devriez aussi. À Iron Horse sécurité états les plus puissants ne nécessitent pas de mots ....
Technology profile
LICENSED IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC
NATIONAL SERVICE PROVIDER
Sector information
Unique applications:
Iron Horse operates Ottawas largest security officer training facility. Based out of our head office, The Iron Horse Security Academy professionally trains over 3500 students per year. This 11 section curriculum is approved by Canadian Standards Board - CAN/CGSB - 133.1-99, and has been awarded the Canadian Governments highest level of certification for Security Guard Training. Iron Horse Security is the ONLY company in the region that offers a training facility like this.Key / Major clients:
Founded in 1994, by our President, Robin St. Martin; The Iron Horse Group has grown from just two employees to employing approximately 1500 security personnel annually. Iron Horse Security is a full service, all Canadian, non-union security company with our headquarters located here in Ottawa. We have additional offices in Gatineau, Montreal, and Toronto. We have successfully serviced clients in the sectors of property management, retail, manufacturing, special events, government, financial, construction, residential, hi tech and logistics.Success stories:
Iron Horse has become an industry leader. Our award winning business practices have gained national recognition by Profit Magazine when for SEVEN years in a row we have won a position in their coveted, nationally ranked Profit 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada . Additionally we have been selected by the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce for Business of the Year in their business Achievement Awards category. Iron Horse is also the winner of the Consumers Choice Award for the past 9 years in a row. Along with these awards our company President has also won the Ottawa Business Journals 40 Under Forty Award for business excellence amongst the top 40 business owners under 40 years of age. No other company in our field has won these industry leading awards. These awards are a direct reflection of our continued dedication towards maintaining our founding principles that puts the success of our clients and our people first.Testimonial:
What a refreshing change to work with a group of professionals who display the ability to think! In the past it has been my experience that was usually taken by individuals who overstepped the boundaries of their responsibility, often because they were unable to secure direction from their immediate supervisor who for one reason or another was unavailable to consult. This almost always resulted in at least embarrassment if not a disaster of one kind or another. Keep up the good work fellas! - John Singleton, Thomas Fuller ConstructionThank you for a job well done. Youll definitely hear from us on the next job. Lonny Howard, Aecon
Weve seen a number of security outfits come and go, but the main difference with you guys is if any sort of issue comes up it actually gets attention, where most other companies its a battle to even get someone on the phone. Great job at getting guards that actually have a decent head on their shoulders Brian Willis, Domicile Construction
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
611690 - All Other Schools and Instruction
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
We successfully service clients across Canada in the sectors of government (Federal, Provincial, and Municipal), property management, retail, manufacturing, special events, financial, construction, residential, hi-tech and logistics.
Our approach to security is 100% customer driven. We excel at providing customer service-oriented guards willing to provide service above and beyond their job description. Customer Service with a Smile, has been a trait that has separated Iron Horse from our competitors since our very inception. We pride ourselves on being a company that is more approachable and customer centric. Our staff is trained this way, our managers practice it, and our overall policies revolve around the rejuvenating and revitalization of customer service in security contracts where the previous provider has fallen short.
We bring back quality to our customers where the previous provider has lapsed in customer service, management follow up or accountability.
Feel confident and safe knowing that behind that friendly smile every single Iron Horse Security guard is fully trained in all aspects of safety and security. Conflict resolution, proper and safe use of force, First Aid, CPR, Defibrillator combined with the securing of your property and patrons are the core of our services. Safety and security is our business, but that doesnt mean we cant do it in a positive and friendly manner. Each one of your guards is first and foremost a security professional; we just train them to ensure they are also impeccable brand ambassadors for you, your staff and your patrons!
Do not just take our word for it, our award winning business practices have gained national recognition through countless best practices awards such as;
-18 year Honour Roll certification from the Better Business Bureau
- 7-time winner of Profit Magazines Profit 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 2 time Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award
- Profit 500 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada
- 9 consecutive time and current Consumers Choice Award winner
Professionally representing your corporate identity in appearance, demeanor, values and ethics while strengthening our service relationship is what you will find from every single person at Iron Horse, from our front line premium guards, to our extraordinary account managers, to our committed executive team.
That is why our customers have chosen us and why you should too. At Iron Horse Security the most powerful statements require no words .
Nous entretenons avec succès des clients à travers le Canada dans les secteurs de gouvernement ( fédéral, provincial , et municipal ) , la gestion immobilière , vente au détail , de la fabrication , des événements spéciaux , financière , construction , résidentiel , salut-technologie et de la logistique .
Notre approche de la sécurité est 100% axée sur la clientèle . Nous excellons à prévoir des gardes orientées service client désireux de fournir des services au-delà de leur description de travail . " Service à la clientèle avec un sourire " , a été un trait qui a séparé Iron Horse de nos concurrents depuis notre création très . Nous sommes fiers d'être une entreprise qui est plus accessible et centrée sur le client . Notre personnel est formé de cette façon , nos gestionnaires pratiquent , et nos politiques globales tournent autour du rajeunissement et de revitalisation de service à la clientèle dans les contrats de sécurité dans lequel le prestataire précédent a été à la hauteur .
Nous ramenons qualité à nos clients où le prestataire précédent a expiré en service à la clientèle , la gestion de suivi ou de responsabilité .
Soyez confiant et en sécurité en sachant que derrière ce sourire amical chaque seul gardien Iron Horse de sécurité est entièrement formé dans tous les aspects de la sécurité et de la sécurité . La résolution des conflits , utilisation correcte et sûre de la force , de premiers soins , RCR , défibrillateur combinés avec la sécurisation de votre propriété et les clients sont au cur de nos services . La sécurité est notre métier , mais cela ne signifie pas que nous ne pouvons pas le faire d'une manière positive et amicale . Chacun de vos gardes est d'abord et avant tout un professionnel de la sécurité , nous formons juste pour s'assurer qu'ils sont également impeccables ambassadeurs de marque pour vous, votre personnel et vos clients !
Ne prenez pas notre mot pour lui , notre primé pratiques commerciales ont acquis une reconnaissance nationale à travers d'innombrables meilleures pratiques récompenses telles que ;
Certification de tableau d'honneur -18 ans du Better Business Bureau
- Gagnant 7 fois de « Profit 100 entreprises à plus forte croissance au Canada " Profit Magazine
- 2 temps Chambre de Commerce Prix d'excellence en affaires
- Bénéfice de 500 entreprises à plus forte croissance au Canada
- 9 fois consécutive et gagnant consommateurs Choice Award courant
Représentant professionnellement votre identité d'entreprise en apparence , le comportement , les valeurs et l'éthique tout en renforçant notre relation de service est ce que vous trouverez de chaque personne à cheval de fer , de nos gardiens de la prime de première ligne , à nos directeurs de comptes extraordinaires , à notre équipe de direction engagée.
C'est pourquoi nos clients nous ont choisi et pourquoi vous devriez aussi. À Iron Horse sécurité états les plus puissants ne nécessitent pas de mots ....
Technology
Technology profile
LICENSED IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC
NATIONAL SERVICE PROVIDER
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
Iron Horse operates Ottawas largest security officer training facility. Based out of our head office, The Iron Horse Security Academy professionally trains over 3500 students per year. This 11 section curriculum is approved by Canadian Standards Board - CAN/CGSB - 133.1-99, and has been awarded the Canadian Governments highest level of certification for Security Guard Training. Iron Horse Security is the ONLY company in the region that offers a training facility like this.Key / Major clients:
Founded in 1994, by our President, Robin St. Martin; The Iron Horse Group has grown from just two employees to employing approximately 1500 security personnel annually. Iron Horse Security is a full service, all Canadian, non-union security company with our headquarters located here in Ottawa. We have additional offices in Gatineau, Montreal, and Toronto. We have successfully serviced clients in the sectors of property management, retail, manufacturing, special events, government, financial, construction, residential, hi tech and logistics.Success stories:
Iron Horse has become an industry leader. Our award winning business practices have gained national recognition by Profit Magazine when for SEVEN years in a row we have won a position in their coveted, nationally ranked Profit 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Canada . Additionally we have been selected by the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce for Business of the Year in their business Achievement Awards category. Iron Horse is also the winner of the Consumers Choice Award for the past 9 years in a row. Along with these awards our company President has also won the Ottawa Business Journals 40 Under Forty Award for business excellence amongst the top 40 business owners under 40 years of age. No other company in our field has won these industry leading awards. These awards are a direct reflection of our continued dedication towards maintaining our founding principles that puts the success of our clients and our people first.Testimonial:
What a refreshing change to work with a group of professionals who display the ability to think! In the past it has been my experience that was usually taken by individuals who overstepped the boundaries of their responsibility, often because they were unable to secure direction from their immediate supervisor who for one reason or another was unavailable to consult. This almost always resulted in at least embarrassment if not a disaster of one kind or another. Keep up the good work fellas! - John Singleton, Thomas Fuller ConstructionThank you for a job well done. Youll definitely hear from us on the next job. Lonny Howard, Aecon
Weve seen a number of security outfits come and go, but the main difference with you guys is if any sort of issue comes up it actually gets attention, where most other companies its a battle to even get someone on the phone. Great job at getting guards that actually have a decent head on their shoulders Brian Willis, Domicile Construction


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Before you begin creating HTML data sets,
obtain the necessary files (SpryHTMLDataSet.js and SpryData.js).
TheSpryHTMLDataSet.js file lets you use HTML tables (and other properly
structured code) as your data source; the SpryData.js file contains
the Spry data library.
Link both files to whatever HTML page
you’re creating.
- Download and unzip the Spry ZIP file from the
Adobe Labs website to your hard drive.
- Open the unzipped Spry folder and locate the includes
folder. This folder contains the SpryHTMLDataSet.js and SpryData.js
files necessary for creating HTML data sets.
- Copy the includes folder, and either paste or drag a
copy of it to the root directory of your web site.
Note: If you drag the original includes folder out of the
unzipped Spry folder, the demos in the Spry folder won’t work properly.
- Link the Spry data library files to your web page by
inserting the following script tags within the
page’s head tag:
<script type="text/javascript" src="includes/SpryData.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="includes/SpryHTMLDataSet.js"></script>
Note: The
exact path of the files varies, depending on where you have them
stored in your website.
When you’ve linked the Spry data
library, you can create a Spry data set.
- Add the Spry name-space declaration to the HTML tag so
that the HTML tag looks as follows:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:spry="http://ns.adobe.com/spry/">
The
Spry name space declaration is necessary to validate the code anytime
you use a Spry attribute (such as spry:region).
Note: Spry
features work locally as long as the Spry data library files are
linked to your HTML page. To publish the HTML page to a live server,
upload the SpryHTMLDataSet.js and SpryData.js files as dependent
files.