If you've been following this blog for a while, or even took a quick look on my resume page, you'll see I haven't been at my position at NYU for very long. January 3rd marks the fifth month (to the day!) that I've been NYU's official "Research Data Management and Reproducibility Librarian." There was a bit of an adjustment period where I just spent the majority of my time introducing myself to my colleagues, getting to know what my daily workflow would look like, and brainstorm with Nick about what our services will look like, some good groups for targeted outreach, and what classes we are going to teach as a part of Data Services typical course offerings.
This was all well and good, but since I started in August I missed the goal-setting timeline that is typical for my colleagues. As such, I wanted to make some, and my supervisor in the library thought it would be a good way to measure growth besides. Plus, since I'm pretty early career, setting goals for a measurable outcome was kind of new for something not project based. This was just trying to assess my own growth, not necessarily the growth of a project I'm working on.
In the end, I made 7 goals for this 2015-2016 academic year:
I have a twofold method to keeping these goals in order and make sure I "get 'er done" (ew sorry for this). The first one is more for the collaborative projects I've listed under these goals, and that's the Open Science Framework(OSF) I mentioned under goal #4.
The OSF is a FREE tool created by the non-profit, the Center for Open Science, to integrate with resarchers' daily workflows. Besides allowing for maximum control over data access (with really robust controls for creating labs/collaborators on specific projects, and even more granularly, specific components of specific projects), the OSF helps people document and archive materials from all parts of the research data lifecycle, from study design to data to publication. What's also great is that the OSF is completely open source, which means there is an API and lots of addon features that you can use. My favourites are the Google Drive and GitHub addon (probably because I use it the most), but it also has integration with Amazon S3, Box, Dataverse, Dropbox, Figshare, OSF Storage, Mendeley, and Zotero.
Nick and I use the OSF for all our projects for Team RDM in Data Services. We use it to track files in each of our individual, NYU-Google Drive accounts, link in code that we write from our respective GitHubs, and keep metrics open for our public projects as a great boost to our reviews. It's been really useful, also because of the integrated Wiki feature that lets us keep robust to-do lists for each other/our team and allows gives us a space to document explicitly what we have been doing, how we've been doing it, how we are disseminating information, and how we are maintaining all the different aspects of our RDM outreach and instructional work.
Plus, it's a standardized markup so we can do some cool strikethrough effects and style it like any other Wiki page. As someone who lives for striking out tasks, this was honestly one little tiny feature I just absolutely adored.
The second one is strangely analog. I always make a plan in my Passion Planner to make sure I keep my behind in gear and keep a big picture focus of all the things I want to get done before August 2016. I'm a proud member of the #PashFam on Facebook and Instagram, and using my Passion Planner I've definitely kept up with a lot of goals that may or may not have previously fallen to the wayside. It just has a great interface to goal tracking and accountability that has helped me refine my focus professionally and personally.
Plus, Passion Planner has really great inspiration quotes on each page, along with a “Good Things That Happened” section each week for me to fill out. As a generally negative person, I genuinely feel like this helped to keep me positive and less bogged down in my anxiety. The paper is super thick also so I like to draw with my multi-colored pens to make everything seem just that little bit better.
Passion Planner works for me because it's not only a place to keep my schedule, but also a place to doodle, journal, write notes, and do some short and long-term goal setting activities complete with weekly to-do-lists and monthly check-ins. Each week and day have a "Focus" section, where you write in your focus for that week, and then each individual day. As someone who loves to multitask but also loves to plan (almost obsessively loves to plan) this has kept me super on-track for getting things done, especially since there are separate to-do lists on each week for my personal and professional life. I'm kind of obsessed with it. I have like 3 of these in the wings for when I finish this one. What's cool is you can also download it for free as a pdf!


This sample demonstrates the tree's ability to accept a new data source at run-time. In this case, the XML is stored in a file on the server.
Note: If no nodes are selected, we will change the datasource for the tree itself.


Hi,
I created my first input and feed into emoncms.
In the inputs tab, it shows correct "value" and "last updated" is well updating every 1min.
I created an associated feeds.
From the input tab (log button) or from the vis tab, I cannot get any graph to be displayed. It shows the graph button but no axis and no curve at all.
I am running the server on a Pi so may-be there is a mistake there??
Any hint welcome :)
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
If you select the D button does the graph show?
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
no, nothing :(
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
I am using Chrome but it doesn't work either on Firefox
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
I see the current value but no graph, so I am wondering if mysql is well stocking the input/feeds.
Where can I check that? I installed phpmyadmin but I don't know where to search
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
With pictures...
My input seems ok:
But if I click on log, the graph display nothing.
The corresponding feed seems ok:
But if I click on the eye icon, the graph display nothing.
Then on the Vis tab, I have nothing:
and finally, here is the feeds table in mysql (seems void?):
Hope someone can help me...
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
It may be worthwhile ruling out any problems with your input first.
Firstly I would post some fresh data to emoncms, by calling the following from your browser (presuming your are logged into emoncms and you are on the same network)
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/post.json?node=6&csv=100
Obviously you will need to change the IP address to that of your installation, but that will create a new node (6) and provide an input value (100).
Create a test feed from this input, and then continue to post some data over a few minutes by repeating the above command several times - changing the input value if you wish.
Once you have a few minutes worth of data posted, go to the 'eye' icon against the test feed, which will open up the graph, click D and look at the current time to see the data that you have posted, zooming in if necessary.
If you can see the data in the graph, then the issue is with your input data format and not emoncms.
Paul
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
Thanks for your hint.
Here is how I feed values to my input (1 value each minute since more than 1 day):
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/post.json?json={temponly:" . $emon . "}&MY_API_KEY";
$emon is the temperature, for example 22 (I checked with an echo $emon to be sure)
As the dial in the dashboard is displaying this value correctly, I am presuming that the issue is not in the input... Am I correct?
But I am going to give a try with your test
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
=> done and with the same result: no graph!
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
Is Timestore running OK?
$ sudo /etc/init.d/timestore status
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
Good point:
"Timestore is not running"!!
let's start it
$sudo /etc/init.d/timestore start
Starting timestore
Using existing adminkey
/root/timestore/src/./timestore -a
$sudo /etc/init.d/timestore status
timestore is not running
What is wrong?
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
You could check if the Timestore admin key matches with your installation
$ cat /var/lib/timestore/adminkey.txt
...and compare it with the entry in
$ sudo nano /var/www/emoncms/settings.php
Paul
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
cat /data/timestore/adminkey.txt is the same than the one in emoncms settings.php
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
I don't see any log file in timestore directory which could help me...
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
Ok
First of all the DIRECTORY was set for /root while timestore was installed in /home/pi
=> I changed and it still doesn't want to start
I change the timestore script in init.d in order to add the "-d" option to see any error message. I run the script and I have the following error message:
/home/pi/timestore/src/./timestore -a -d
20140207-19:31:30:CRITICAL:http.c(405): Couldn't start http daemon
Any idea about this error?
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
No idea on that error, but Trystan has made comments about it here.
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
I mostly follow the fulstackAPI setup except that I didn't want to have the IPE linux neither external HDD (trying to use my NAS instead). Basically, my Pi is supposed to run other software / script and so I want to stay with (near) standard setup (so no IPE) and I was thinking that it was better to build the system from my hands than from a ready-to-go image. Not the least, it was not clear to me if the ready-to-go image for Raspberry+HDD was using latest development (redis + timestore)...
All in all, I tried by myself but it seems that I failed ;)
I tried to debug my error with timestore. I increase the verbose level option and see that there was an error when starting webserver at 8080. Why timestore as a webserver?? I am using domoticz software that is already using 8080 port.
So I said to timestore to use port 90 (random) and now it starts without making an error. But I still have no graph :(
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
Are you trying to view the graph from a machine outside your local network?
If so, please look at this post and see if this might be your problem:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1252
Re: Not able to see any graph with emoncms
@darrepac: how do you change the timestore port?. I am experiencing a similar problem with my raspberry


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void |
BarrierMonitor.invoked(rr.instrument.hooks.SpecialMethodCallBack hook,
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RoadRunner internal method. |
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BarrierEvent(ShadowThread td,
T barrier,
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RoadRunner internal method. |
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Report an error at the given location by the thread Thread. |
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Report an error attributed to multiple syntactic locations. |
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StartEvent.newThread
The thread being started. |
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The thread performing this event. |
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InterruptEvent.getInterruptedThread()
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void |
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Event(ShadowThread td)
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void |
PrintTool.log(ShadowThread currentThread,
String s)
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PrintTool.logf(ShadowThread currentThread,
String format,
Object... ops)
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EmptyTool.readFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
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LastTool.readFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
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ThreadLocalTool.readFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
ShadowThread ts)
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LastTool.stop(ShadowThread td)
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PrintTool.stop(ShadowThread td)
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SyncTool.stop(ShadowThread td)
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EmptyTool.writeFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
ShadowThread ts)
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LastTool.writeFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
ShadowThread ts)
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ThreadLocalTool.writeFastPath(ShadowVar vs,
ShadowThread ts)
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ShadowThread.parent
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static ShadowThread |
ShadowThread.get(int tid)
Get the ShadowThread for the given tid. |
static ShadowThread |
ShadowThread.getCurrentShadowThread()
Get the ShadowThread for the currently running Thread. |
ShadowThread |
ShadowLock.getHoldingThread()
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ShadowThread.getParent()
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ShadowThread.getThreadState(Thread t)
Get the ShadowThread for the given Thread. |
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ShadowThread.make(Thread thread,
ShadowThread parent)
Create a new ShadowThread for the thread, given the parent thread. |
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ShadowThread.getThreads()
Return ThreadStates for all known threads. |
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DecorationFactory.Type type,
DefaultValue<ShadowThread,T> defaultValueMaker)
Create a new decoration for thread states. |
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int |
ShadowLock.dec(ShadowThread curThread)
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ShadowLock.inc(ShadowThread curThread)
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ShadowThread.make(Thread thread,
ShadowThread parent)
Create a new ShadowThread for the thread, given the parent thread. |
void |
ShadowLock.set(int count,
ShadowThread cur)
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ShadowThread.stackDumpForErrorMessage(ShadowThread currentThread)
Return a String representing the call stack for a thread in the target program. |
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DecorationFactory.Type type,
DefaultValue<ShadowThread,T> defaultValueMaker)
Create a new decoration for thread states. |
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ShadowThread(Thread thread,
ShadowThread parent)
Create a new ShadowThread for the thread, given the parent thread. |
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T initial)
Create the simplest kind of decoration on ThreadStates. |
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Finding_ShippingInfo Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Finding_ShippingInfo.h Finding_ShippingInfo.m |
Tasks
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shippingServiceCost
The basic shipping cost of the item. This reflects the domestic shipping
property
cost or the international shipping costs, depending on which applies
(that is, whether the bidder/buyer is in the same country as the listing
site of the item). -
shippingType
The shipping method that was used for determining the cost of shipping.
For example: flat rate, calculated, or free. The seller specifies the
available shipping services when they list the item.- shippingType values:
- Calculated
- The calculated shipping model: The posted cost of shipping is based on the buyer-selected shipping service, chosen by the buyer from the different shipping services offered by the seller. The shipping costs are calculated by eBay and the shipping carrier, based on the buyer's address. Any packaging and handling costs established by the seller are automatically rolled into the total.
- CalculatedDomesticFlatInternational
- The seller specified one or more calculated domestic shipping services and one or more flat international shipping services.
- Flat
- The flat-rate shipping model: The seller establishes the cost of shipping and [any](#//api/name/any) shipping insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- FlatDomesticCalculatedInternational
- The seller specified one or more flat domestic shipping services and one or more calculated international shipping services.
- Free
- Free is used when the seller has declared that shipping is free for the buyer.
- FreePickup
- No shipping available, the buyer must pick up the item from the seller.
- Freight
- The freight shipping model: the cost of shipping is determined by a third party, FreightQuote.com, based on the buyer's address (postal code).
- FreightFlat
- The flat rate shipping model: the seller establishes the cost of freight shipping and freight insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- NotSpecified
- The seller did not specify the shipping type.
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shipToLocations
An international location or region to which the seller is willing to
property
ship the item. Only returned when the seller has specifically identified
locations where she is willing to ship the given item.
specified. -
expeditedShipping
This is returned set to true if expedited shipping is available for the item.
property
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site. -
oneDayShippingAvailable
This is returned set to true if one-day shipping is available for the item.
property
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site. -
handlingTime
The number of days it will take the seller to ship this item.
property
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site. -
intermediatedShipping
(public property)
property -
delimiter
(public property)
property -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
delimiter
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *delimiter
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
expeditedShipping
This is returned set to true if expedited shipping is available for the item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *expeditedShipping
Discussion
This is returned set to true if expedited shipping is available for the item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
handlingTime
The number of days it will take the seller to ship this item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *handlingTime
Discussion
The number of days it will take the seller to ship this item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
intermediatedShipping
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *intermediatedShipping
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
oneDayShippingAvailable
This is returned set to true if one-day shipping is available for the item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *oneDayShippingAvailable
Discussion
This is returned set to true if one-day shipping is available for the item.
This field is returned only for items listed on the eBay US site.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
shipToLocations
An international location or region to which the seller is willing to
ship the item. Only returned when the seller has specifically identified
locations where she is willing to ship the given item.
specified.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *shipToLocations
Discussion
An international location or region to which the seller is willing to
ship the item. Only returned when the seller has specifically identified
locations where she is willing to ship the given item.
specified.
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
shippingServiceCost
The basic shipping cost of the item. This reflects the domestic shipping
cost or the international shipping costs, depending on which applies
(that is, whether the bidder/buyer is in the same country as the listing
site of the item).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Finding_Amount *shippingServiceCost
Discussion
The basic shipping cost of the item. This reflects the domestic shipping
cost or the international shipping costs, depending on which applies
(that is, whether the bidder/buyer is in the same country as the listing
site of the item).
type : class Finding_Amount
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h
shippingType
The shipping method that was used for determining the cost of shipping.
For example: flat rate, calculated, or free. The seller specifies the
available shipping services when they list the item.
- shippingType values:
- Calculated
- The calculated shipping model: The posted cost of shipping is based on the buyer-selected shipping service, chosen by the buyer from the different shipping services offered by the seller. The shipping costs are calculated by eBay and the shipping carrier, based on the buyer's address. Any packaging and handling costs established by the seller are automatically rolled into the total.
- CalculatedDomesticFlatInternational
- The seller specified one or more calculated domestic shipping services and one or more flat international shipping services.
- Flat
- The flat-rate shipping model: The seller establishes the cost of shipping and [any](#//api/name/any) shipping insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- FlatDomesticCalculatedInternational
- The seller specified one or more flat domestic shipping services and one or more calculated international shipping services.
- Free
- Free is used when the seller has declared that shipping is free for the buyer.
- FreePickup
- No shipping available, the buyer must pick up the item from the seller.
- Freight
- The freight shipping model: the cost of shipping is determined by a third party, FreightQuote.com, based on the buyer's address (postal code).
- FreightFlat
- The flat rate shipping model: the seller establishes the cost of freight shipping and freight insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- NotSpecified
- The seller did not specify the shipping type.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *shippingType
Discussion
The shipping method that was used for determining the cost of shipping.
For example: flat rate, calculated, or free. The seller specifies the
available shipping services when they list the item.
- shippingType values:
- Calculated
- The calculated shipping model: The posted cost of shipping is based on the buyer-selected shipping service, chosen by the buyer from the different shipping services offered by the seller. The shipping costs are calculated by eBay and the shipping carrier, based on the buyer's address. Any packaging and handling costs established by the seller are automatically rolled into the total.
- CalculatedDomesticFlatInternational
- The seller specified one or more calculated domestic shipping services and one or more flat international shipping services.
- Flat
- The flat-rate shipping model: The seller establishes the cost of shipping and [any](#//api/name/any) shipping insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- FlatDomesticCalculatedInternational
- The seller specified one or more flat domestic shipping services and one or more calculated international shipping services.
- Free
- Free is used when the seller has declared that shipping is free for the buyer.
- FreePickup
- No shipping available, the buyer must pick up the item from the seller.
- Freight
- The freight shipping model: the cost of shipping is determined by a third party, FreightQuote.com, based on the buyer's address (postal code).
- FreightFlat
- The flat rate shipping model: the seller establishes the cost of freight shipping and freight insurance, regardless of what [any](#//api/name/any) buyer-selected shipping service might charge the seller.
- NotSpecified
- The seller did not specify the shipping type.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_ShippingInfo.h


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| Assessment Task | Value | Due Date |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Quizzes | 5% | Weeks 1-8 |
| Lab Exercises | 5% | Each class period |
| Assignment 1 | 10% | Week 4 (9th April) |
| Mid-semester in-class exam | 20% | Week 6 (29th April) |
| Assignment 2 | 10% | Week 9 (20th May) |
| Data Analysis Practical Exam | 20% | Week 11 (3rd June) |
| Project Submission | 30% | Week 11 |
Information to complete the assignments is below:
| Assignment | Due.Date | Instructions | Zipfile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2020/04/09 at 5pm | here | zip |
| 2 | 2020/05/20 at 6pm | here | zip |
Project instructions and project groups. Please check the project groups for any discrepancies.
There are several ways to do the storyboard:
Past Example projects from ETC1010:
Examples from different web sites:
The exam will be conducted in week 11. These are similar in presentation to assignments but you have a shorter amount of time to complete them. You will be given an Rmd file and some data. Inside the Rmd are questions to help guide you through a data analysis.
You are expected to answer all of the questions inside the Rmd, and then submit both the Rmd and compiled html file to ED within 24 hours. In previous versions of the course the exam has taken students about 60 minutes to 90 minutes to complete.


Table of Contents
Overview
Welcome to the official Mixpanel Swift Library
The Mixpanel Swift library for iOS is an open-source project, and we’d love to see your contributions! We’d also love for you to come and work with us! Check out Jobs for details.
If you are using Objective-C, we recommend using our Objective-C Library.
Check out our Advanced iOS Swift Guide for additional advanced configurations and use cases, like setting up your project with European Union data storage.
Quick Start Guide
Our master branch and our releases are on Swift 5. If you wish to use our Swift 4.2 implementation, please point to the v2.6.1 release. For Swift 4/4.1 implementation, please point to the v2.4.5 release. For Swift 3 implementation, please point to the v2.2.3 release.
1. Install Mixpanel
You will need your project token for initializing your library. You can get your project token from project settings.
Installation Option 1: Swift Package Manager (v2.8.0+)
The easiest way to get Mixpanel into your iOS project is to use Swift Package Manager.
- In Xcode, select File > Add Packages…
- Enter the package URL for this repository Mixpanel Swift library.
Installation Option 2: CocoaPods
- If this is your first time using CocoaPods, Install CocoaPods using
gem install cocoapods
. Otherwise, continue to Step 3. - Run
pod setup
to create a local CocoaPods spec mirror. - Create a Podfile in your Xcode project directory by running
pod init
in your terminal, edit the Podfile generated, and add the following line:pod 'Mixpanel-swift'
. - Run
pod install
in your Xcode project directory. CocoaPods should download and install the Mixpanel library, and create a new Xcode workspace. Open up this workspace in Xcode or typingopen *.xcworkspace
in your terminal.
Installation Option 3: Carthage
Mixpanel supports Carthage to package your dependencies as a framework. Include the following dependency in your Cartfile:
github "mixpanel/mixpanel-swift"
Check out the Carthage docs for more info.
2. Initialize Mixpanel
Import Mixpanel into AppDelegate.swift, and initialize Mixpanel within application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
import Mixpanel
func application(_ application: UIApplication,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool {
...
Mixpanel.initialize(token: "MIXPANEL_TOKEN", trackAutomaticEvents: true)
...
}
3. Send Data
Let’s get started by sending event data. You can send an event from anywhere in your application. Better understand user behavior by storing details that are specific to the event (properties). After initializing the library, Mixpanel will automatically collect common mobile events. You can enable/disable automatic collection through your project settings. Also, Mixpanel automatically tracks some properties by default. learn more
Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "Sign Up", properties: [
"source": "Pat's affiliate site",
"Opted out of email": true
])
In addition to event data, you can also send user profile data. We recommend this after completing the quickstart guide.
4. Check for Success
Open up Events in Mixpanel to view incoming events.
Once data hits our API, it generally takes ~60 seconds for it to be processed, stored, and queryable in your project.
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Complete Code Example
Here’s a runnable code example that covers everything in this quickstart guide.
import Mixpanel
func application(_ application: UIApplication,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool {
...
Mixpanel.initialize(token: "MIXPANEL_TOKEN", trackAutomaticEvents: true)
Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "Sign Up", properties: [
"source": "Pat's affiliate site",
"Opted out of email": true
])
...
}
FAQ
I want to stop tracking an event/event property in Mixpanel. Is that possible?
Yes, in Lexicon, you can intercept and drop incoming events or properties. Mixpanel won’t store any new data for the event or property you select to drop. See this article for more information.
I have a test user I would like to opt out of tracking. How do I do that?
Mixpanel’s client-side tracking library contains the optOutTracking() method, which will set the user’s local opt-out state to “true” and will prevent data from being sent from a user’s device. More detailed instructions can be found in the section, Opting users out of tracking.
Why aren’t my events showing up?
First, make sure your test device has internet access. To preserve battery life and customer bandwidth, the Mixpanel library doesn’t send the events you record immediately. Instead, it sends batches to the Mixpanel servers every 60 seconds while your application is running, as well as when the application transitions to the background. You can call flush() manually if you want to force a flush at a particular moment.
Mixpanel.mainInstance().flush()
If your events are still not showing up after 60 seconds, check if you have opted out of tracking. You can also enable Mixpanel debugging and logging, it allows you to see the debug output from the Mixpanel library. To enable it, set loggingEnabled to true.
Mixpanel.mainInstance().loggingEnabled = true
Starting with iOS 14.5, do I need to request the user’s permission through the AppTrackingTransparency framework to use Mixpanel?
No, Mixpanel does not use IDFA so it does not require user permission through the AppTrackingTransparency(ATT) framework.
If I use Mixpanel, how do I answer app privacy questions for the App Store?
Please refer to our Apple App Developer Privacy Guidance
I want to know more!
No worries, here are some links that you will find useful:
Have any questions? Reach out to Mixpanel Support to speak to someone smart, quickly.


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Source Code
If you find this research useful to your work, please cite the following papers:
Solving the Rubik's Cube with Deep Reinforcement Learning and Search
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Programmatic performance monitoring
In Java™ land everyone should know the two most important keywords for programmatic performance monitoring: try and finally. Using try/finally blocks as foundation JETM provides a simple infrastructure to collect execution times for further analysis. All you need to do is to assign symbolic names to distinct code blocks as seen in the example below.
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For further details regarding programmatic performance monitoring see:
Declarative performance monitoring
Although programmatic performance monitoring is a good place to start with it will clutter your source code pretty soon. Usually you will end up with inconsistent measurements accross your application that exist purely based on developer needs.
With the advent of Aspect Oriented Programming and Aspect Oriented Frameworks such as AspectJ, Spring AOP or AspectWerkz there is no need to alter source code for performance monitoring. This is due to the fact that these frameworks have the capability to add or remove any arbitrary code fragement at compile, load or even runtime. JETM comes with several integrations to support declarative performance monitoring out of the box, nevertheless it should be possible to implementation custom integrations fairly easily.
For further details regarding declarative performance monitoring see:


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|---|---|
.collapse | Hides the content |
.collapse in | Shows the content |
.collapsing | Added when the transition starts, and removed when it finishes |
data-*
AttributesJust add data-toggle="collapse"
and a data-target
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Integrity and Openness
Oct 12th, 2014
I thought I'd write a few words regarding some of the values that have shaped up to be the key values in all my relationships and for very good reason.
If I look back in my life I notice how I have gone through many lessons, where I made mistakes, I learned, I did things I am proud of, I nurtured great relationships, and I broke others (and others were broken). We can all state the above, it's surely part of life. What I find incredible and at times unintuitive is that in all these experiences integrity and openness where always among the top 3 qualities / aspects that supported me the most and enabled me to make the best of any circumstance.
The most powerful and most beneficial circumstances were when openness and integrity were somewhat unintuitive. When it felt that being completely open was "dangerous" for example, or uncomfortable to say the least, allowing myself to open up and relate to others with no goal and objectives, simply considering how to be of best support turned out to be a transformative experience where everyone involved felt completely respected, supported and appreciated.
When I think of integrity I think of 2 main circumstances:
- honoring a commitment
- being unable to honor a commitment
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It takes courage to do this and it's a great muscle to exercise, being willing to go where it doesn't seem to feel good if necessary and notice how making integrity and openness the basis of the relationship I build has contributed greatly in my life.
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Grade: 21
"McHale's Navy" is transparently a screen adaptation of the mid-1960s U.S. television show, but it has more in common with the "Police Academy" movie series of the 1980s. It attempts to be a comedy, but does not succeed. Nothing is funny, nothing works, and lots of things blow up. Too bad the producer's house was not among them.
"McHale's Navy" stars Tom Arnold, whose character is despised by the Navy brass, but beloved by the common sailor.  To prove how bad he is, Curry kills several people for no obvious reason. These deaths are supposed to be funny.
I do have something nice to say. The tropical locale where this film was shot looks like a terrific place to take a vacation.
Ernest Borgnine has a cameo, and serves as a dubious link to the old television show, which was much better and knew enough not to involve world terrorists in situation comedy plots. Many talented actors are wasted on this hopeless project. I will do them a favor and not mention them.
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--- title: Naming Things excerpt: It's interesting to study and compare Agile scaling frameworks, but it's even more rewarding to try to understand how people think and name things. date: '2022-09-02 07:13:52 +0100' categories: - Agile - Motivation - Teams image: path: /assets/images/social/naming_things.jpg ---
It's interesting to study and compare Agile scaling frameworks, but it's even more rewarding to try to understand how people think and name things. This is a follow-up on my previous post about scaling Scrum, because scaling Agile and naming things are closely related.
To sell or buy a tool, and to praise (or blame) it, it needs a name. What if the tool doesn't have a name, or it's overloaded with different meanings? How do you package a mindset?
How do you call your team of teams? Release Train, Requirement Area, Tribe, Scrum of Scrums, Nexus, or just Teams that talk with each other regularly, sharing the same Product Backlog? Are you product-led?
Do you call "dependencies" dependencies (you're powerless), or constraints/opportunities (you're empowered)? For the former, the implication is that perhaps the organisation and the way the work is done needs to change. Do you scale Agile to avoid descaling the organisation?
Do you still call people "resources"?
Do you adapt the method to suit your mindset, or do you adapt your mindset to the method?
The language you use matters. Your language reflects your mindset. It reveals how aware and intentional you are about your Agile product development at scale. It reveals how you see other people. And it goes without saying that it affects the outcome you seek.


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Install prerequisites:
sudo pacman -S python python-pip python-wxpython dfu-programmer
First of all we need to come up with our layout, which we use easykeymap.sh from the EasyAVR package for. It also generates a .hex file which we later use for flashing. In order to run easykeymap.sh we need to clone the project from GitLab.
git clone https://gitlab.com/ChuckN408/EasyAVR.git && cd EasyAVR
sudo ./easykeymap.sh
Firstly you need to create a new layout file and select your board accordingly. In my case it’s a GH60. There is also an option that lets you roughly determine the keyboard layout. In my case I selected ISO here as it’s the standard here in Europe. Now you can either further modify your selected layout in easykeymapper
itself or use one from an external source. For example you can generate layout files online by using the [keyboard-layout-editor(https://keyboard-layout-editor.com).
To map the keys select the key you want to remap and click on the white rectangle beneath the scan code in the context menu. Now a virtual keyboard assists you in finding the correct key. In order to use function layers, you need to define a key as Fn1
, Fn0
will not work. If you finished your layout you can go ahead and save it now in .json format for later modifications.
Now you need to export the .hex
file, that we will going to flash on to the keyboards microcontroller. To program your board you can either choose the “Build & Program” option or use dfu-programmer
manually. I prefer the by hand method for security reasons since it doesn’t require you to open easykeymapper
as root
user. But keep in mind that you first need to put your board into boot mode by either pressing a reset button at the back of your PCB or use a predefined boot button.
The programming steps are as follows. If you’re board uses a different microntroller than the atmega32u4 simply replace the name. But keep in mind you need to use a second keyboard to enter the commands. Alternatively you can use a script as well.
Using the script:
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/alexanderstephan/655e9fc4ab07f268af271c4084c19fef/raw/bee744308b81e524557fde6ad2890ba4a74414da/gh60.sh -O gh60.sh
chmod +x gh60.sh
sudo ./gh60.sh
Or just do it manually, if you only do it once in a while.
dfu-programmer atmega32u4 erase --suppress-validation
dfu-programmer atmega32u4 flash <filename>.hex


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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Published: | 2018-08-15 |
| Author: | S.R. Charlton, D.L. Parkhurst, and C.A.J. Appelo, with contributions from D. Gillespie for Chipmunk BASIC and S.D. Cohen, A.C. Hindmarsh, R. Serban, D. Shumaker, and A.G. Taylor for CVODE/SUNDIALS |
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I am 33, weighing 78kg, or 160lbs.
Dose: oral (capsules branded as Dionysos); packet’s only reference to dosage was ‘mix of herbs 2200mg‘)
Regular medication - SSRI antidepressant Celexa, 20mg per morning
Had drunk approx 10 cups of strong tea and coffee in the 9 hours before consumption, SSRI taken 8 hours beforehand
I have no previous experience of hallucinogens, having used only generic weed from a local source and one weak ecstasy tablet, which had little effect other than a good night‘s sleep and feeling buzzy the next day.
I bought 10 gelatine-encased tablets from an onliner retailer for £10 sterling (/about$16US at time of writing), which contained morning glory (ipomoea convulvulaceae), baby woodrose (argyria nervosa) and guarana (paulliana cupana). Little information was provided by the Dutch supplier other than this.
My friend who I often smoke with was not around so I had no sitter, which I regret because I would have liked to have chatted about the experience. The instructions said to take three or four, half an hour before the trip, avoiding drink and smoke, and to chill in a darkened room with candles. However I swallowed two capsules with only a bit of water before heading to a small drum n bass music festival/funfair in a park during late afternoon, where I quickly smoked a 110mm-long joint containing half generic cannabis buds, and half herbal mix (papaya, hazelnut and eucalyptus supplied commercially) while sitting under a tree and collecting my thoughts, away from the crowds. Then I smoked one of damiana and tarragon leaf. I had no MP3 player and instead enjoyed the bass notes from the dance tents about 500 yards away.
It must have been about an hour after I dropped the pills (there was no nausea whatsoever, so I forgot about them) and 10 minutes after the smoke that I felt acutely aware of birdsong and the music, although neither sounded significantly altered. I had a magazine with me but was unable to concentrate on the words, while my attention was drawn to my peripheral vision. The sunlight, into which I faced, appeared glowing but not harsh.
Then I felt heavy, drowsy and twitchy all over, but my vision quickly became distorted like a wideangle lens tilted towards me - the trees flattened, and people stumpy, their heads outsized in the way a baby‘s would be in proportion to its body. My heart rate surged and I felt a clammy chill, but dismissed this as nervousness at the prospect of my first authentic trip.
I saw no visuals other than brief sparkles of white light in the first five minutes, while closing my eyes briefly. It was euphoric and my head started to feel like it was being sucked to the left. This swirling effect moved to my whole body, which was a bit intimidating until I started breathing deeply, reminding myself that all was well and that the point of taking the substance was to undergo the trip.
Then I became obsessed with staring at dogs and bicycles, both of which seemed bendy and tall, the cycles bulging and their wheels seeming ovoid, the dogs large though friendly. When I tried hard to focus, the effect diminished but it was slightly stereoscopic - the ‘proper‘ image and the distorted one overlapped. I have no idea whether some of the machines were in fact customised bikes.
My body felt stretched and floating as if wafted by a current, and I ‘zoomed in’ on some objects, mostly in the mid-distance in front of me. This made me wary as I was dressed less casually than most of the people at the event and I did not want to be seen staring, in case people thought I was a plain clothes cop.
The most striking effect was time slowing down. I felt like I had been at the event for several hours though the sun's position told me it was probably still early evening - I was not wearing a watch. I reminded myself on several occasions where I was, that the effect would be temporary, that I was not feeling alarmed or ill, that my surroundings were enhancing the effect, and that I could easily summon assistance if the need arose.
Going across the park and then back down side streets appeared to take twice as long as normal, the ground seeming unnaturally spongy. I was feeling as if I was only partially conscious. One way of describing it would be like being wakened suddenly from deep slumber while on a airplane or car journey, and struggling to make sense of one’s environment as sounds and shapes swim into focus. I became a little dazed on route but moved according to reflex.
Colours did not seem much brighter, which was a disappointment. Despite the dreaminess, I was always aware of where my wallet and house keys were. When at home I checked the time and from dropping the tablets to returning to the house was about two hours. Rationally I believed this, but it felt like six. By this time the effects were fading, which was a relief as I didn't want my housemates to be aware of me being stoned, particularly the visual distortion. I had bright big pupils and red eye, plus was dehydrated. I also felt tingly/numb, particularly my forearms and hands. This could be due to the skunk, which usually makes me sedated.
I have been typing this review while still rather high at three and a half hours after swallowing the caps, and I am listening to some nature sounds (rainforest, ocean, rain) - these seem appropriate as a gentle return to earth. Time has been getting back to normal but occasionally I feel trapped in a 'pocket' of space-time. There are no obvious munchies, cottonmouth or hangover. Though neurological rather than outright esoteric, I shall use the substances again with interest, but without weed and with more water.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Tension-filled Apprentice house was 'psychologically challenging' for 'isolated' candidates
EXCLUSIVE: Fired Apprentice star Ryan-Mark Parsons said that candidates tried to 'play happy families' when they were back at the house - but it was anything but
by Irishmirror.ieThis year's Apprentice candidates were more divided than ever as tensions escalated and backstabbing ensured amid tasks.
And it didn't stop when they left the boardroom, with recently fired star Ryan-Mark Parsons telling us that the house was "psychologically challenging" and that some candidates were "isolated".
In particular, he said that Marianne was "very alone", while there were two groups who didn't like each other.
This comes amid recent controversy surrounding Lottie Lion's comments in the candidates' WhatsApp group, which were branded racist.
Ryan-Mark said that in the house, candidates "tried to be happy", but many found it difficult because of the intense tasks.
Following his firing yesterday, Ryan-Mark told Mirror TV about the house: "It's quite psychologically challenging because we'd have these clashes in the boardroom yet when we come back to the house we have to play happy families.
"It was problematic, because I'm quite straight-forward and blank and I don't like all this sort of acting, I guess you could say.
"We tried to be happy but with some people, you know how they feel and they're a bit sour."
Asked who he got on best with, he said: "Overall, I got on with quite a lot of people - Thomas, Dean, on a personal level, Lewis, really liked Lewis, Lottie. Just some people like Marianne, Jemelin, Riyonn, I didn't like at all."
After blasting Marianne for being a "troll" , he said that she was a bit of a loner in the house.
Ryan Mark said: "Even in the house, Marianne was very isolated, she was very alone in the house.
"She was quite close to Scarlett but I don't know whether that was because of her age, Marianne was very aloof."
*The Apprentice airs next Wednesday at 9pm on BBC One


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ANGULAR JS
Satish V
Janarthanan K
Traditional Web Applications
Client (web browser) sends a request
Server receives the request, and sends back an HTML response
Most of the work is done at the server
Client's role is limited to showing the UI, and capturing inputs
Javascript Evolution
Initially treated as a highly forgiving scripting language
Treated as second class citizen among programming languages
Used primarily for client-side validations
Apart from validation, other features remained undiscovered
Ajax and Dom Libraries
DHTML - HTML manipulated with JavaScript
XHR - XML HTTP Request
JQuery - DOM manipulation library
JavaScript became more productive with JQuery
MAINTAINABILITY?
rise of javascript libraries
SammyJS - helps in #-based routing
HandleBarJS - helps in JS templating
RequireJS - helps in modularizing
KnockOutJS - helps in data binding
...
...
Enter Frameworks
JS libraries started maturing to become frameworks.
DurandalJS
BackboneJS
EmberJS
CanJS
AngularJS
30 other frameworks are available to build the application
http://todomvc.com/
COMPARISON Chart
AngularJS
Open-source JS framework for Client-side MVC
Community maintained by Google
Community has 30,000 members, and counting
http://angularjs.org/
Features
Two-way data binding
#-based routes
Directives
Validation
Dependency injection
Highly testable
Lots of third party modules plug in with AngularJS.
DEMO
Automation Tools
Grunt - build automation platform
Watcher - watches changes to JS files
JSHint - compile JS for syntax errors
Concat
Minify
Obfuscate
Test Automation
JasmineJS - Unit Testing of JS
KarmaJS - runs JasmineJS
Automate Everything
Benefits of angularjs
Uses the computing power & resources of Client Workstation
Reduces session load on the web server
Interaction between Client and Web Server are on need basis
Light-weight application that is quick and responsive
Limitations of AngularJS
AngularJS needs additional efforts to work on IE8 - this can pose problems to public-facing sites
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* (
* [0] => Array
* (
* [word] => a
* [count] => 21
* )
*
* [1] => Array
* (
* [word] => ability
* [count] => 1
* )
* )
*
*
* @param string $file The file ( or url ) you want to create an index from.
* @return array
*/
function index_page($file) {
$index = array();
$find = array(
'/\r/',
'/\n/',
'/\s\s+/'
);
$replace = array(
' ',
' ',
' '
);
$work = file_get_contents($file);
$work = preg_replace('/[>][<]/', '> <', $work);
$work = strip_tags($work);
$work = strtolower($work);
$work = preg_replace($find, $replace, $work);
$work = trim($work);
$work = explode(' ', $work);
natcasesort($work);
$i = 0;
foreach($work as $word) {
$word = trim($word);
$junk = preg_match('/[^a-zA-Z]/', $word);
if($junk == 1) {
$word = '';
}
if( (!empty($word)) && ($word != '') ) {
if(!isset($index[$i]['word'])) { // if not set this is a new index
$index[$i]['word'] = $word;
$index[$i]['count'] = 1;
} elseif( $index[$i]['word'] == $word ) { // count repeats
$index[$i]['count'] += 1;
} else { // else this is a different word, increment $i and create
an entry
$i++;
$index[$i]['word'] = $word;
$index[$i]['count'] = 1;
}
}
}
unset($work);
return($index);
}
?>
example usage:
'.print_r($index,true).'';
?>
===============================================================================
Hi this is the first time I have posted on the php manual, I hope some of you
will like this little function I wrote.
It returns a string with a certain character limit, but still retaining whole
words.
It breaks out of the foreach loop once it has found a string short enough to
display, and the character list can be edited.
$limit ) {
$words = str_word_count( $text, 2, $chars );
$words = array_reverse( $words, TRUE );
foreach( $words as $length => $word ) {
if( $length + strlen( $word ) >= $limit ) {
array_shift( $words );
} else {
break;
}
}
$words = array_reverse( $words );
$text = implode( " ", $words ) . '…';
}
return $text;
}
$str = "Hello this is a list of words that is too long";
echo '1: ' . word_limiter( $str );
$str = "Hello this is a list of words";
echo '2: ' . word_limiter( $str );
?>
1: Hello this is a list of words…
2: Hello this is a list of words
===============================================================================
My quick and rough wordLimiter function.
===============================================================================
]*?>.*?@si',
* '@@siU',
* '@@'
* );
* $html = preg_replace($search, '', $html);
*
*/
function word_count($html) {
# strip all html tags
$wc = strip_tags($html);
# remove 'words' that don't consist of alphanumerical characters or
punctuation
$pattern = "#[^(\w|\d|\'|\"|\.|\!|\?|;|,|\\|\/|\-|:|\&|@)]+#";
$wc = trim(preg_replace($pattern, " ", $wc));
# remove one-letter 'words' that consist only of punctuation
$wc = trim(preg_replace("#\s*[(\'|\"|\.|\!|\?|;|,|\\|\/|\-|:|\&|@)]\s*#", " "
, $wc));
# remove superfluous whitespace
$wc = preg_replace("/\s\s+/", " ", $wc);
# split string into an array of words
$wc = explode(" ", $wc);
# remove empty elements
$wc = array_filter($wc);
# return the number of words
return count($wc);
}
?>
===============================================================================
I needed a function which would extract the first hundred words out of a given
input while retaining all markup such as line breaks, double spaces and the
like. Most of the regexp based functions posted above were accurate in that
they counted out a hundred words, but recombined the paragraph by imploding an
array down to a string. This did away with any such hopes of line breaks, and
thus I devised a crude but very accurate function which does all that I ask it
to:
$numWords)
{
$WordKey = str_word_count($input,1);
$PosKey = str_word_count($input,2);
reset($PosKey);
foreach($WordKey as $key => &$value)
{
$value=key($PosKey);
next($PosKey);
}
return substr($input,0,$WordKey[$numWords]);
}
else {return $input;}
}
?>
The idea behind it? Go through the keys of the arrays returned by
str_word_count and associate the number of each word with its character
position in the phrase. Then use substr to return everything up until the nth
character. I have tested this function on rather large entries and it seems to
be efficient enough that it does not bog down at all.
Cheers!
Josh
===============================================================================
Turns out the charlist is set by default for the web. For example, the string
Copyright © ABC Ltd.
is 3 words in the cli and 4 words if executing in web context.
===============================================================================
If you are looking to count the frequency of words, try:
===============================================================================
One function.
===============================================================================
This functionality is now implemented in the PEAR package PHP_Compat.
More information about using this function without upgrading your version of
PHP can be found on the below link:
http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Compat
===============================================================================
Never use this function to count/separate alphanumeric words, it will just
split them up words to words, numbers to numbers. You could refer to another
function "preg_split" when splitting alphanumeric words. It works with Chinese
characters as well.
===============================================================================
Some ask not just split on ' ', well, it's because simply exploding on a ' '
isn't fully accurate. Words can be separated by tabs, newlines, double spaces,
etc. This is why people tend to seperate on all whitespace with regular
expressions.
===============================================================================
This is my own version of to get SEO meta description from wordpress post
content. it is also generic usage function to get the first n words from a
string.
$word)
{
$text.=$word ;
if($length==$n) break;
else $text.=" ";
}
}
return $text;
?>
===============================================================================
Here is another way to count words :
$word_count = count(preg_split('/\W+/', $text, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY));
===============================================================================
This example may not be pretty, but It proves accurate:
Hope I didn't miss any punctuation. ;-)
===============================================================================
This function count words, is quick and works well with utf-8: (this is
corrected version from my previous post)
1, '_'=>1, "\x20"=>1, "\xA0"=>1, "\x0A"=>1, "\x0D"=>1, "\
x09"=>1, "\x0B"=>1, "\x2E"=>1, "\t"=>1, '='=>1, '+'=>1, '-'=>1, '*'=>1, '/'=>1,
'\\'=>1, ','=>1, '.'=>1, ';'=>1, ':'=>1, '"'=>1, '\''=>1, '['=>1, ']'=>1, '{'=>
1, '}'=>1, '('=>1, ')'=>1, '<'=>1, '>'=>1, '&'=>1, '%'=>1, '$'=>1, '@'=>1, '#'
=>1, '^'=>1, '!'=>1, '?'=>1); // separators
$count= isset($t[$string[0]])? 0:1;
if (strlen($string)==1)
return $count;
for ($i=1;$i" . substr($phrase,0,$tbody[$threshold_length]) . "... read more
\\n"; } else { // put the whole thing echo "" . $phrase . "
\\n"; } ?> For any questions, com.iname@artaxerxes2 =============================================================================== Here is a code for a function str_word_count() compatible with UTF-8. I'm sorry that the comments are in French because I am not very good in English: anyway, these comments only try to explain things that are in PCRE or Unicode documentations.


resource pg_query ([ resource $connection ], string $query )
pg_query() executes the query on the specified database connection. If an error occurs, and FALSE is returned, details of the error can be retrieved using the pg_last_error() function if the connection is valid. Note: Although connection can be omitted, it is not recommended, since it can be the cause of hard to find bugs in scripts. Note: This function used to be called pg_exec(). pg_exec() is still available for compatibility reasons, but users are encouraged to use the newer name.
A query result resource on success or FALSE on failure.


With extreme programming and agile, the focus is being lean and doing just in time design. In this context, how do you ensure that your design remains good and evolves along with the application requirements?
We learn
- What is Evolutionary Design?
- Why is it important?
- How can you use Evolutionary Design in the best way possible?
- What Are The Advantages Of Evolutionary Design?
- How does Evolutionary Design fit in with agile?
- What are the best practices with Evolutionary Design?
Waterfall Model In Perspective
One of the first software implementation model was the Waterfall Model. Before we start with Evolutionary Design, lets look at how design was done in a Waterfall Model.
The Waterfall Model typically involves the following project stages:
- Architecture
- Design
- Programming/Coding
- Testing
The duration of each of these phases could be a month, two months or even three months.
Before you can get to the programming step, you need to be involved for a long time in the architecture and design phases. The result of this is that you have the components of your program fully specified - the classes, methods among others - before you even start coding.
This model assumes that you can design software just like you design your buildings or bridges.
However, there were several problems with this approach and we quickly moved on to other design approaches as new sotware development models evolved.
Introducing Evolutionary Design
In the waterfall model, we architect and design the entire system before we even start coding.
Evolutionary Design adopts a radically different approach. It focuses on having a simple design that works to start with. Now, what is simple design?
A software application is said to have a simple design if it:
- Runs all tests : There are good unit tests and all tests succeed all the time.
- Contains no duplication : There is no duplication of code or intent.
- Expresses intent of programmers : Code is clear, easy to read and simple.
- Minimizes number of classes and methods : Architecture and Design are as simple as possible to get things dones. Classes and Methods are as small as possible without losing clarity or performance.
The thought process behind Evolution Design is that once the design is simple, you can enhance it easily to meet future needs.
Evolutionary Design and Agile
Evolution design fits very well with the agile way of working.
Agile focuses on getting things done in small cycles. You design a little. You code a little. You test a little. You move your code to production often. Focusing on 4 principles of Simple Design helps you in keeping the design simple and evolve design over a period of time instead of a one time design.
Architecture vs Design
While the focus of agile is on just in time design, it is important to distinguish between design decisions and architectural decisions.
Some decision are difficult to change, once you made the choice. For example:
- What frameworks to use to build your application?
- How do you integrate with other applications?
- What is the boundary of the application you are building?
These decisions are what I call - architectural decisions. It is important to take time while making architectural decisions and involve your architecture team as well.
How Evolutionary Design Works
In Evolutionary design, we follow an iterative approach:
- Does your feature involve an architectural decision? If not, go to next step. Otherwise, get your architecture team involved and possibly do a prototype to test your architecural decision.
- Code the feature
- Refactor code to meet 4 Principles of Simple Design
- Repeat
What Are The Advantages Of Evolutionary Design?
The following are the stand-out advantages of Evolutionary Design:
- Avoids over-design : When we follow older design methods, we tend to prepare our software to handle future requirements. This is a classic case of over-design.
- Avoids wastage of effort: This could happen when we design for future requirements that never happen
- Designs just-in-time: It follows an iterative cycle of development, where the focus is on current requirements, delivering current value, and incorporating relevant feedback.
What Challenges Arise With Evolutionary Design?
The following are the significant challenges posed by Evolutionary Design:
Needs a clear separation between Architecture and Design
All design cannot be done in the nick of time; architecture decisions are difficult to change and time must be devoted to those. You may want to create a separate category of user story, or even a separate process sprint to cover the architecture decisions. Also, everyone in the project needs to be clear about these two kinds of decisions for the project.
Need for skilled and experienced architects and developers
A group of inexperienced or less experienced developers cannot pull off a well-designed software application, using evolutionary design. You need guidance from experienced people.
Need for Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration is essential for Evolutionary Design is effective:
- To be sure your tests are running regularly
- To ensure that code quality is under check
Needs High Quality Tests
Your unit tests need to be really top-class. If these unit tests are not good, then refactoring the code is out of question. This leads to the design getting stagnated, as the developers are reluctant to refactor the code. Now, the design is no longer evolutionary!
Understanding The Best Practices
The two major points to stress on here are:
Use Test-Driven Development (TDD)
This is the best way to ensure that your low-level design is good. With TDD, your focus before you write any code is how you will go about testing it. For example, you start thinking about how someone will use your class and its methods, before you write the method. You thus have an outside-in perspective, and that’s always good to have as a developer. This results in the software having a good and robust API.
Another things that results from TDD is you have great unit tests!
When following TDD, you first write a unit test, make it fail, and then write the code to make it pass. So, you have more reliable tests.
Use Continuous Integration
As we saw a short while ago, we need to make sure we keep running the tests we write, regularly. This ensures you get immediate feedback if something has gone wrong.
How To Learn Evolutionary Design?
The best way to learn this is by using pair programming: pair with good, experienced programmers. This will give you insights into how to evolve your program’s design, over a period of time.
Summary
In this article, we gave you an insight into Evolutionary Design. Evolutionary Design helps us avoid over design and keeps our design simple.
Software Design
This is the article in a series of articles on Software Design:
- 1 - How do you keep your design simple?
- 2 - Design Patterns For Beginners - with Java Examples
- 3 - What is Abstraction?
- 4 - Encapsulation - with examples
- 5 - Coupling - with examples
- 6 - Cohesion - with examples
- 7 - Introduction to Evolutionary Design


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001 002//---------------------------------------------------- 003// The following code was generated by CUP v0.10k 004// Thu Jul 25 21:17:37 PDT 2013 005//---------------------------------------------------- 006 007package mondrian.olap; 008 009/** CUP generated interface containing symbol constants. */ 010public interface ParserSym { 011 /* terminals */ 012 public static final int PLAN = 30; 013 public static final int CAST = 6; 014 public static final int WHEN = 38; 015 public static final int WITH = 41; 016 public static final int GE = 50; 017 public static final int CONCAT = 47; 018 public static final int ASTERISK = 43; 019 public static final int EMPTY = 13; 020 public static final int DIMENSION = 10; 021 public static final int _VALUE_EXPRESSION = 42; 022 public static final int XOR = 40; 023 public static final int CASE = 5; 024 public static final int PAGES = 29; 025 public static final int LPAREN = 54; 026 public static final int QUOTED_ID = 64; 027 public static final int MINUS = 56; 028 public static final int FOR = 17; 029 public static final int ROWS = 33; 030 public static final int WHERE = 39; 031 public static final int RPAREN = 60; 032 public static final int NOT = 25; 033 public static final int IS = 20; 034 public static final int AND = 2; 035 public static final int LT = 55; 036 public static final int IN = 19; 037 public static final int OR = 28; 038 public static final int COMMA = 46; 039 public static final int BANG = 44; 040 public static final int NON = 24; 041 public static final int ON = 27; 042 public static final int SELECT = 35; 043 public static final int PLUS = 58; 044 public static final int FORMULA_STRING = 67; 045 public static final int MEMBER = 23; 046 public static final int ID = 63; 047 public static final int DOT = 48; 048 public static final int LE = 53; 049 public static final int EOF = 0; 050 public static final int RETURN = 32; 051 public static final int MATCHES = 21; 052 public static final int DRILLTHROUGH = 11; 053 public static final int error = 1; 054 public static final int NULL = 26; 055 public static final int NUMBER = 62; 056 public static final int UNKNOWN = 68; 057 public static final int EQ = 49; 058 public static final int FROM = 18; 059 public static final int SOLIDUS = 61; 060 public static final int COLON = 45; 061 public static final int LBRACE = 52; 062 public static final int ELSE = 12; 063 public static final int EXPLAIN = 15; 064 public static final int PROPERTIES = 31; 065 public static final int SECTIONS = 34; 066 public static final int FIRSTROWSET = 16; 067 public static final int COLUMNS = 9; 068 public static final int AXIS = 4; 069 public static final int RBRACE = 59; 070 public static final int THEN = 37; 071 public static final int NE = 57; 072 public static final int END = 14; 073 public static final int STRING = 66; 074 public static final int MAXROWS = 22; 075 public static final int AMP_QUOTED_ID = 65; 076 public static final int CELL = 7; 077 public static final int AS = 3; 078 public static final int GT = 51; 079 public static final int CHAPTERS = 8; 080 public static final int SET = 36; 081} 082


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RedWolfEngine 0.4.0
C++20 library for creating console and GUI applications.
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Configurable timer that will generate an event upon timeout. Note that event handling will happen in the timer's thread (that is different from the main thread). More...
#include <Timer.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Timer (rw::core::BaseObject *parent=nullptr) | |
| Default constructor. | |
| template<IsConvertibleToChronoDuration T> | |
| Timer (T interval, bool singleShot=false, rw::core::BaseObject *parent=nullptr) | |
| Construct a timer with a given interval and a singleShot setting. More... | |
| ~Timer () | |
| The destructor stops the timer, stopping any threads that are still running. | |
| Timer (const Timer &)=delete | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| Timer (Timer &&)=default | |
| Default constructor. | |
| Timer & | operator= (const Timer &)=delete |
| Copy assignment operator. More... | |
| Timer & | operator= (Timer &&)=default |
| Move assignment operator. More... | |
| double | frequency () const |
| Get the current frequency of the timer. More... | |
| std::chrono::microseconds | interval () const |
| Get the current interval of the timer. More... | |
| void | pause () |
| Pause the timer. | |
| bool | paused () const |
| Check if the timer is paused. More... | |
| std::chrono::microseconds | remainingTime () const |
| Get the currently remaining time until the next timeout. More... | |
| void | restart () |
| If the timer has already started, restart it. Otherwise, start it. | |
| void | resume () |
| If the timer was paused, resume it. Otherwise do nothing. | |
| bool | running () const |
| Check if the timer is running. More... | |
| void | setFrequency (double hertz) |
| Set the frequency of the main loop. More... | |
| template<IsConvertibleToChronoDuration T> | |
| void | setInterval (T interval) |
| Set the timer interval. More... | |
| void | start () |
| Start the timer. | |
| template<IsConvertibleToChronoDuration T> | |
| void | start (T interval) |
| Set a new interval and start the timer. More... | |
| void | stop () |
| Stop the timer. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from rw::core::BaseObject | |
| BaseObject (BaseObject *parent=nullptr) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| template<rw::events::HasEventID Event> | |
| void | generateEvent (Event evnt) |
| Generate an event and propagate it to all subscribers using a dedicated thread. More... | |
| template<rw::events::HasEventID Event> | |
| void | handle (const Event &evnt, const BaseObject *sender) |
| Handle an incoming event. More... | |
| template<rw::events::HasEventID Event> | |
| void | subscribe (BaseObject *object) |
| Subscribe an object to an event generated by this object. More... | |
| template<rw::events::HasEventID Event> | |
| void | unsubscribe (BaseObject *object) |
| Unsubscribe a previously subscribed object from a specific event. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr std::chrono::microseconds | busy_waiting_threshold { 50000 } |
| Lower intervals will be dealt with through busy waiting. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | userHandle_ (const rw::events::BaseEvent &evnt, const rw::core::BaseObject *sender) override |
| User handle function for incoming events. To be implemented in derived classes. More... | |
| virtual void | userHandle_ (const rw::events::BaseEvent &evnt, const BaseObject *sender)=0 |
| User handle function for incoming events. To be implemented in derived classes. More... | |
Configurable timer that will generate an event upon timeout. Note that event handling will happen in the timer's thread (that is different from the main thread).
The actual timer precision can vary depending on the scheduling performed by the operating system. For timers with an interval lower than busy_waiting_threshold, in order to get the required precision a busy-waiting approach was used, so use these high frequency timers with caution.
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inlineexplicit |
Construct a timer with a given interval and a singleShot setting.
| T | Data type used for the time interval. |
| interval | Time interval in microseconds or any compatible std::chrono::duration. |
| singleShot | If true, the timer will run only once for each call to start. |
| double rw::time::Timer::frequency | ( | ) | const |
Get the current frequency of the timer.
| std::chrono::microseconds rw::time::Timer::interval | ( | ) | const |
Get the current interval of the timer.
Copy assignment operator.
Move assignment operator.
| bool rw::time::Timer::paused | ( | ) | const |
Check if the timer is paused.
| std::chrono::microseconds rw::time::Timer::remainingTime | ( | ) | const |
Get the currently remaining time until the next timeout.
| bool rw::time::Timer::running | ( | ) | const |
Check if the timer is running.
| void rw::time::Timer::setFrequency | ( | double | hertz | ) |
Set the frequency of the main loop.
| hertz | Main loop frequency in Hz. |
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inline |
Set the timer interval.
| T | Type of data passed as interval. |
| interval | Interval in microseconds (or compatible std::chrono::duration). |
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inline |
Set a new interval and start the timer.
| T | Type of data passed as interval. |
| interval | Interval in microseconds (or compatible std::chrono::duration). |
|
overrideprotectedvirtual |
User handle function for incoming events. To be implemented in derived classes.
The operations performed in this function must be protected by some kind of thread synchronisation mechanism, because events could be generated from different threads (eg. rw::time::Timer).
| evnt | Event data. |
| sender | Sender of the event. |
Implements rw::core::BaseObject.


Jquery Faux Crop
Fork on GithubThis plugins resizes and positions the image inside a container to act as if it had been cropped. It finds the largest centered square area on the original image and fits it into the thumbnail wrapper. You can also pass crop coordinates as you would do with an image processor.
If you rather render the necessary markup from a rails helper (without using javascript at all), check RailsHelperFauxCrop
Basic Usage: Centered thumbnail
$("#example_A").faux_crop({
image_path : "example_image.jpg",
width : 800, // image original width
height : 406, // image orinal height
target_size : 200 // thumbnail size
})
Using Crop Coordinates
$("#example_B").faux_crop({
image_path : "example_image.jpg",
width : 800,
height : 406,
target_size : 200
original_crop_x : 40,
original_crop_y : 140,
original_crop_size : 130
})
Data attributes
You can either pass the options when calling the function or write them as data attributes on the element:

Limitations
- Tested on the good browsers and IE8+
- Meant for square thumbnails
- It's not responsive
- This plugin is a proof of concept. If you are looking for something better take a look at karacas/imgLiquid and VuongN/jQuery-Fakecrop


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After pressing the button "Start", the list field on the right
side
("Select files") shows the files with the right extension of the folder
whose path is saved
in Fabric.ini. If this field is empty and
the message "No file found" appears, the data path can be changed by
pressing the button "Find data path".
Click on the files you want to use. These files appear in the middle
field ("Selected files"). Files can be removed from this list by
clicking on them.
The button "Calculate" starts the calculation. Original data and
results appear in the left field.
The extension
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src_x - x-coordinate of source pixel to copy from
src_y - y-coordinate of source pixel to copy from src_buffer - name of buffer to copy from, e.g. ImageBuffer() dest_x - x-coordinate of destination pixel to copy to dest_y - y-coordinate of destination pixel to copy to dest_buffer (optional) - name of buffer to copy to, e.g. BackBuffer() |
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IMPORTANT:
You *must* use this command on a locked buffer, otherwise the command will fail. See LockBuffer. Also, you must make sure that the coordinates that you are copying from and to are valid, otherwise you will end up overwriting other areas of memory. WARNING: By not following the above advice, you may cause your computer to crash. See also: CopyPixel. |
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; CopyPixel/CopyPixelFast Example
; ------------------------------- Graphics 640,480,16 Print "Press a key to use CopyPixel to copy the top half of an image to the frontbuffer" WaitKey() ; Load an image - can be anything pic=LoadImage("media/blitz_pic.bmp") ; Use CopyPixel to copy the top half of the image to the frontbuffer For y=0 To ImageHeight(pic)/2 For x=0 To ImageWidth(pic) CopyPixel x,y,ImageBuffer(pic),x,y Next Next Locate 0,GraphicsHeight()/2 Print "Press a key to use CopyPixelFast to copy the bottom half of the image" Print "Once this has finished, you can then press a key to end the program" WaitKey() ; Lock buffer before using CopyPixelFast LockBuffer ; Use CopyPixelFast to copy the bottom half of the image to the frontbuffer For y=0 To (ImageHeight(pic)/2)+ImageHeight(pic) For x=0 To ImageWidth(pic) CopyPixelFast x,y,ImageBuffer(pic),x,y Next Next ; Unlock buffer after using CopyPixelFast UnlockBuffer WaitKey() |


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Daily use moisturizing cream for normal and combination skin. Suitable for the ones that take care of their skin a lot.
Coconut cream is a great source of vitamins and minerals.also an excellent source of potassium. Studies show that potassium is critical for maintaining the health of every cell in your body.