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How to automate different test scenarios for DSH.
Contents
What is DTT
DishTestTool (DTT) is a Ruby-based command line tool, which provides the ability to script and thus automate DSH test scenarios. It is included in the DigiShell Tools package in the /DTT directory.
- Note
- Ruby is installed by default on OS X. On Windows, you will need to install Ruby and add it to your PATH variable manually. For information regarding Ruby version compatibility with a specific build of DTT, see the ReadMe.txt file in /DTT/sources.
The DTT folder consists of:
-
Sources
-
DTT core
-
scripts folder - place all DTT script files here
By default, this folder includes a few example scripts demonstrating basic DTT operations and plug-in testing steps:
-
DSH_SigCancellation.rb - script for the cancellation test
-
DSH_TI_CycleCounts - script for performing cycle count test
-
SuiteGenerator.rb - generates suites for the DSH_SigCancellation and DSH_TI_CycleCounts tests
-
suites folder - place your DTT suite files here
-
run_test.command (on Mac) or run_test.bat (on Windows) - command file for runnung tests
-
run_irb.command (on Mac) or run_irb.bat (on Windows) - command-line interpreter
How to run tests and suites in DTT
run_test
is the main DTT execution program. run_test
is able to execute Ruby scripts which have been placed in the scripts folder within the DTT directory.
-
run_test.command -l
- lists all the available scripts and suites
-
run_test.command 1
- runs test by number
-
run_test.command DSH_SigCancellation
- runs a test by name. Pay attensions that the name of test should be without (!) extension.
-
run_test.command –script DSH_SigCancellation -a sample_rate=48000 -a threshold=-80
- runs a test with test script arguments, which are specified using the -a
option
Figure 1: running DTT tests.
Writing DTT scripts
Most of the DTT scripts require DigiShell
, which allows them to run dsh and execute different dsh commands. Each script should be represented in the form of class, which inherits Script class, and also each script must have at least two elements: self.inputs section, where all the input arguments of the test should be described, and run method, which is the main body of your script.
require 'DigiShell'
class ScriptSample < Script
def self.inputs
return {}
end
def run
return pass("Well, it didn't explode. So that's something.");
end
end
Listing 1: Skeleton of the script
Describing and using input arguments of the script
The available parameters and their values for a script are listed in the static self.inputs
routine. Input arguments must be organized in the form of a hash map which is returned from this routine.
def self.inputs
return {
:sample_rate => [44100,[44100,48000,88200]],
:path_to_tfx => ['none'],
:threshold => [-96],
}
end
@dsh.init_dae(sample_rate)
Listing 2: Desribing input arguments for the script and using them
Hash entries should be in the following format:
:arg_name => [default_value, [range of allowed values]]
These arguments can be used then by just calling them by name, like in the example above with sample_rate
argument.
Writing body of the script
The body of the script must be enclosed in the body of the run
method of the script class. As far as most DTT tests need DSH, in the example below it's shows how to create a DSH instance in the script and how to use it then. DSH instance can be creted with DigiDhell.new
method, which requites DigiShell module, as has already been said. Then all the DSH commands become available as methods of the DSH instance, and input arguments can be passed to these command as input arguments for the methods, i.e. in parentheses dsh.load_dish("DAE")
. Also it's recommended to handle possible exceptions that may occure during the execution of the code, and to make sure that DSH has been closed, if it was instantiated on the moment of the failure.
def run
begin
dsh = DigiShell.new(target)
dsh.load_dish("DAE")
dsh.init_dae(sample_rate)
dsh.close
return pass("Well, it didn't explode. So that's something.")
rescue Exception => e
# make sure to close down dsh before returning
if (dsh)
dsh.close
end
return fail(e)
end
end
Listing 3: Example of the body of the script.
Logging in DTT and debugging DTT scripts
DTT tool has logging, and all the logs collected in the Logs folder, which is located in root directory of the DTT. DTT creates a separate folder for each test and names these folders with the corresponding names + the time when the particular test has been executed. For example:
DSH_SigCancellation_20131225_185146_0001
Inside each folder there are several log files:
-
xxx.html – contains info about input & output of the test in a fancy form (tables)
-
xxx_c.txt – contains the list of the DSH commands that have been executed
-
xxx_d.txt – DSH output
-
xxx_i.txt – info about your system
-
xxx_l.txt – standard output
-
xxx_v.txt – verbose output
Interactive mode
There is an option to run DTT in interactive mode using interactive ruby shell (irb). When running in this mode, DTT creates a shell which is an extended version of the standard Ruby interpreter. Besides the standard functionality, it knows how to work with DTT classes and can give hints on their methods. In particular, the DTT interactive mode shell knows how to work with DigiShell.
To run DTT in interactive mode, go to the DTT folder and launch the run_irb
program. At this point you will send ruby commands to dsh through the pipe in YAML format:
t = Target.new # creates an instance of Target. In this case target is a local machine, though we have a possibility to run test on remote machine.
dsh = DigiShell.new(t) # creates an instance of DigiShell(aka launching dsh binary)
dsh.load_dish('DAE') #Loads 'DAE' dish
dsh.help('init_dae') # Requests help from dsh for 'init_dae' command
dsh.init_dae
plugins = dsh.run #returns an array of plug-ins and writes them to plugins var.
plug-ins[0] #reaching first plug-in from the list
#... whatever you want to do
Listing 4: Running DTT in interactive mode
Working with DTT test suites
Suites are files which contain the list of DTT scripts that should be run, and parameteres for these tests. These files should be created in YAML format. The list of the tests should be preceeded by tests:
line. Then tests to be run should be described as a map with the following members:
-
name:
- name of the test
-
enabled:
- determines whether test will be run or skipped
-
args:
- input parameters of the test
The input parameters of the test should be orginized as a hash map. That means that all keys should start with ":" and look like ":plugin_spec: ".
Also suite may contain a section with the general parameters like:
-
verbose: false
which determines whether the output of the test in the console will be verbose or not.
-
timeoutFactor: "16.0"
which defines the time period, after which test will exit in case it stuck on the execution of the certain peice of code.
Example of the suite:
suitesettings:
verbose: false
tests:
#
# Cycle counting test
#
- name: DSH_TI_CycleCounts
enabled: true
args:
:plugin_spec: 'Digi,Pich,Psmm'
:sample_rate: 48000
Listing 5: Example of the DTT test suite
- Note
- All the suites files should have an extension .gss
Autogeneration of the suites
Sometimes it is necessary to generate the suites for the particular script for all the plug-ins from the bundle and/or for different sample rates. In this case instead of the copy-paste, which may lead to some mistakes and erratums, suitegenerator can be used. This is a special script, which takes as arguments the name of the script(s), for which the suites should be generated, and the list of their input parameters. Strange as it may sound, this data should be formed as a suite. Script itself is available as SuiteGenerator.rb along with other scripts in the DTT.
- Note
- SuiteGenerator.rb can generate suites only for the two tests: DSH_SigCancellation test and DSH_TI_CycleCounts test
Here is the example of how to use this script to generate the suites for all the plug-ins from the 'D-Verb' bundle for all the sample rates the cancellation test AAX Native vs AAX DSP, and for the cycle counts test:
tests:
# Generate suite for Cancellation test: AAX Native vs AAX DSP
- name: SuiteGenerator
args:
:plugin_name: 'D-Verb'
:path_to_audio_files: /Volumes/G_Audio/GS_Test_Resources/audio/
:path_to_presets: /Volumes/G_Audio/GS_Test_Resources/PL_Settings/
:test_script: DSH_SigCancellation
enabled: true
# Generate suite for Instance Count test
- name: SuiteGenerator
args:
:plugin_name: 'D-Verb'
:path_to_presets: /Volumes/G_Audio/GS_Test_Resources/PL_Settings/
:test_script: DSH_TI_CycleCounts_se
enabled: true
suitesettings:
verbose: false
timeoutFactor: "16.0"
Listing 6: Example of how to use SuiteGenerator script for generating suites for all the plug-ins from the 'D-Verb' bundle for the all sample rates for the cancellation and for the cycle counts test.
To generate the suites, one should run this suite for the SuiteGenerator as an ordinary suite by executing the run_test.command <the name of the suite for the SuiteGenerator>
command. All the suites will be generated into the single file, which will be located inside the suites folder, and will be called like:
dspVSnative(optional)_<the name of the plug-in>_<the name of the test>.gss
Examples:
-
TRIM_DSH_TI_CycleCounts.gss
-
dspVSnative_TRIM_DSH_SigCancellation.gss


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Wednesday, June 20th, 2012 - Late Afternoon
Well, I've finished my second project on this site! Hurray! My blog is now generated entirely by a simple utility that I can run locally on Markdown files. Look ma, no database!
You can see generator.py here along with all the other inputs and outputs. It's pretty basic at the moment, but I will probably go through and polish it up as time permits. The obvious question is of course, why do this?
Well, first and foremost, because I want to keep up my coding skills. I don't have a heck of a lot of opportunity to code in my current job of late, and what opportunity I do have is strongly discouraged. I find little projects like this a blast to learn new tricks and explore areas that I haven't worked in before... even if the space is pretty well populated by better solutions.
Secondly, I wanted to be able to compose blog posts relatively independently of the site itself. With this approach, I can write my blog posts offline, on just about any computer in existence. All I need is a text editor and some way to send that text file to github. When I'm ready to publish, I simply run my script, and commit to github. Right now, I still have to manually pull the repo on my web host, but it is relatively trivial to automate that with various tools.
Thirdly, I find the vast majority of blogging software WAAAAAY, WAAAAY overkill for one person's self hosted blog. Wordpress is great - but it comes with a lot of cruft I don't need (including a database). My content is basically Write Once, Read Many. Many might be overstating it... but I certainly won't be editing my posts a month from now, let alone a year from now. Some simple pre-generation and JavaScript can pull out just about any matrix of organization, tagging, or inter-linking that I can think of. At the end of the day, I love systems that are as simple as possible - they are easier to maintain, less resource demanding, and (generally) easier to use. I think this is as close to the minimum complexity for this kind of system while still maintaining the basic features offered by the monolithic packages.
Fourthly, it forces me to leverage the amazing ecosystem of new wave integrated utilities. Facebook comments - insanely simple to integrate, and leverages a vastly more scalable platform than my site is hosted on. Search - googling with "site:desult.com" - you'll probably get much better results than any homebrewed or borrowed search solution. I'm sure I'll be pulling other elements from Web 205.0 or whatever it is called these days. Avoiding the obvious off the shelf, all-in-one solutions encourages me to look around, and pick and choose interesting pieces.
This was inspired by a programming blog that escapes me at the moment. It is even simpler, and doesn't have any comments. I'll update this post the next time I stumble across his site. Prior to that blog, I just assumed that the obvious path to any blog was naturally going to be a dynamically generated, relatively complex project, or alternatively, a maintenance and editing nightmare. I am quite pleased with how this has turned out. I may do a more in-depth discussion of design decisions as an exercise in self-flagellation later.


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Amazon Prime Music Review
Amazon yesterday released the prime music service in the UK. This came at a particularly useful time for me as I’m currently not working and so have quite a bit of time to play with it. I have used spotify in the past, but not regularly as I don’t get as much time to listen to music as I would like.
Jekyll
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| Name | Value | Description |
| openejb.embedded.remotable | bool | activate or not the remote services when available |
| .bind, <service prefix>.port, <service prefix>.disabled, <service prefix>.threads | host or IP, port, bool | override the host. Available for ejbd and httpejbd services (used by jaxws and jaxrs), number of thread to maneg requests |
| openejb.embedded.initialcontext.close | LOGOUT or DESTROY | configure the hook called when closing the initial context. Useful when starting OpenEJB from a new InitialContext([properties]) instantiation. By default it simply logs out the logged user if it exists. DESTROY means clean the container. |
| javax.persistence.provider | string | override the JPA provider value |
| javax.persistence.transactionType | string | override the transaction type for persistence contexts |
| javax.persistence.jtaDataSource | string | override the JTA datasource value for persistence contexts |
| javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource | string | override the non JTA datasource value for persistence contexts |
| openejb.descriptors.output | bool | dump memory deployment descriptors. Can be used to set complete metadata to true and avoid scanning when starting the container or to check the used configuration. |
| openejb.deployments.classpath.require.descriptor | CLIENT or EJB | can allow to filter what you want to scan (client modules or ejb modules) |
| openejb.descriptors.output.folder | path | where to dump deployement descriptors if activated. |
| openejb.strict.interface.declaration | bool | add some validations on session beans (spec validations in particular). false by default. |
| openejb.conf.file or openejb.configuration | string | OpenEJB configuration file path |
| openejb.debuggable-vm-hackery | bool | remove JMS informations from deployment |
| openejb.validation.skip | bool | skip the validations done when OpenEJB deploys beans |
| openejb.deployments.classpath.ear | bool | deploy the classpath as an ear |
| openejb.webservices.enabled | bool | activate or not webservices |
| openejb.validation.output.level | TERSE or MEDIUM or VERBOSE | level of the logs used to report validation errors |
| openejb.user.mbeans.list | * or a list of classes separated by , | list of mbeans to deploy automatically |
| openejb.deploymentId.format | composition (+string) of {ejbName} {ejbType} {ejbClass} and {ejbClass.simpleName} | default {ejbName}. The format to use to deploy ejbs. |
| openejb.deployments.classpath | bool | whether or not deploy from classpath |
| openejb.deployments.classpath.include and openejb.deployments.classpath.exclude | regex | regex to filter the scanned classpath (when you are in this case) |
| openejb.deployments.package.include and openejb.deployments.package.exclude | regex | regex to filter scanned packages |
| openejb.autocreate.jta-datasource-from-non-jta-one | bool | whether or not auto create the jta datasource if it doesn't exist but a non jta datasource exists. Useful when using hibernate to be able to get a real non jta datasource. |
| openejb.altdd.prefix | string | prefix use for altDD (example test to use a test.ejb-jar.xml). |
| org.apache.openejb.default.system.interceptors | list of interceptor (qualified names) separated by a comma or a space | add these interceptor on all beans |
| openejb.jndiname.strategy.class | class name | an implementation of org.apache.openejb.assembler.classic.JndiBuilder.JndiNameStrategy |
| openejb.jndiname.failoncollision | bool | if a NameAlreadyBoundException is thrown or not when 2 EJBs have the same name |
| openejb.jndiname.format | composition (+string) of these properties: ejbType, ejbClass, ejbClass.simpleName, ejbClass.packageName, ejbName, deploymentId, interfaceType, interfaceType.annotationName, interfaceType.annotationNameLC, interfaceType.xmlName, interfaceType.xmlNameCc, interfaceType.openejbLegacyName, interfaceClass, interfaceClass.simpleName, interfaceClass.packageName | default {deploymentId}{interfaceType.annotationName}. Change the name used for the ejb. |
| openejb.org.quartz.threadPool.class | class qualified name which implements org.quartz.spi.ThreadPool | the thread pool used by quartz (used to manage ejb timers) |
| openejb.localcopy | bool | default true. whether or not copy EJB arguments[/method/interface] for remote invocations. |
| openejb.cxf.jax-rs.providers | the list of the qualified name of the JAX-RS providers separated by comma or space. Note: to specify a provider for a specific service suffix its class qualified name by ".providers", the value follow the same rules. Note 2: default is a shortcut for jaxb and json providers. | |
| openejb.wsAddress.format | composition (+string) of {ejbJarId}, ejbDeploymentId, ejbType, ejbClass, ejbClass.simpleName, ejbName, portComponentName, wsdlPort, wsdlService | default /{ejbDeploymentId}. The WS name format. |
| org.apache.openejb.server.webservices.saaj.provider | axis2, sun or null | specified the saaj configuration |
| [<uppercase service name>.]<service id>.<name> or [<uppercase service name>.]<service id> | whatever is supported (generally string, int ...) | set this value to the corresponding service. example: [EnterpriseBean.]<ejb-name>.activation.<property>, [PERSISTENCEUNIT.]<persistence unit name>.<property>, [RESOURCE.]<name> |
| log4j.category.OpenEJB.options | DEBUG, INFO, ... | active one OpenEJB log level. need log4j in the classpath |
| openejb.jmx.active | bool | activate (by default) or not the OpenEJB JMX MBeans |
| openejb.nobanner | bool | activate or not the OpenEJB banner (activated by default)
|
| openejb.check.classloader | bool | if true print some information about duplicated classes |
| openejb.check.classloader.verbose | bool | if true print classes intersections |
| openejb.additional.exclude | string separated by comma | list of prefixes you want to exclude and are not in the default list of exclusion |
| openejb.additional.include | string separated by comma | list of prefixes you want to remove from thedefault list of exclusion |
| openejb.offline | bool | if true can create datasources and containers automatically |
| openejb.exclude-include.order | include-exclude or exclude-include | if the inclusion/exclusion should win on conflicts (intersection) |
| openejb.log.color | bool | activate or not the color in the console in embedded mode |
| openejb.log.color.<level in lowercase> | color in uppercase | set a color
for a particular level. Color are BLACK, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, MAGENTA, CYAN, WHITE, DEFAULT. |
| tomee.serialization.class.blacklist | string | default list of packages/classnames excluded for EJBd deserialization (needs to be set on server and client sides). Please see the description of Ejbd Transport for details. |
| tomee.serialization.class.whitelist | string | default list of packages/classnames allowed for EJBd deserialization (blacklist wins over whitelist, needs to be set on server and client sides). Please see the description of Ejbd Transport for details. |
| tomee.remote.support | boolean | if true /tomee webapp is auto-deployed and EJBd is active (true by default for 1.x, false for 7.x excepted for tomee maven plugin and arquillian) |
Note: all resources can be configured by properties, see http://tomee.apache.org/embedded-configuration.html and http://tomee.apache.org/properties-tool.html


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Study: Aviation Emissions Can Be Reduced Through Careful Balance
by MADELINE REYES(CN) – In a new study released Thursday, researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology say the impact of aviation greenhouse gas emissions on the climate can be lessened, but it requires a careful balance of fuel efficiency and reduction in pollutants.
In their study published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, the MIT team address how these negative impacts can be mitigated, as well as provide comparisons for aviation emission trade-offs in regards to both air quality and climate.
 They cause five per cent of global climate forcing,” said lead researcher Sebastian Eastham from MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Policymakers have tried addressing this issue by improving fuel efficiency, enforcing stricter emission standards, introducing market-based measures to reduce CO2 emissions, and so on.
Each of these approaches, however, present a trade off.
“We could decrease NOx emissions by designing engines with lower combustor temperatures. However, the resulting loss in thermodynamic efficiency would mean we need to burn more fuel, meaning more CO2.” Eastham said.
This study provides a solution to help decision makers to quantify the trade-offs in order to make a safe, informed decision. They comprised a set of metrics to compare the climate and air quality impacts of aviation emissions at all flight stages. They estimated the costs per unit of emitted pollutants and broke them down by each cruising, landing, and takeoff stages of a flight, as well as by the geographical region of emission.
The MIT research team used these metrics to analyze the effects of global aviation expansion based on current data, and used the results as a benchmark for three possible scenarios.
First, they considered a growth scenario with fuel efficiency increases and reductions in nitrogen oxide pollutant (NOx) emissions factors consistent with 10-year goals. Second, they evaluated the trade-offs between the climate and air quality impacts of engine-based NOx emissions reductions. Finally, they re-assessed the climate and air quality trade-offs of removing sulfur from jet fuel.
The results showed that 97% of climate and air quality damages per unit aviation fuel burn are due to three major components: air quality impacts of NOx at 58%; climate impacts of CO2 at 25%; and climate impacts of contrails at 14%. Eastham adds that it’s important to note that 86% of the NOx impacts on air quality come from the cruise portion of a flight rather than the takeoff and landing cycle.
“These components – cruise NOx emissions, CO2 emissions, and contrails – are therefore primary targets for future strategies to reduce the atmospheric impacts of aviation emissions,” Eastham said.
These results show that the best approach for the greatest net benefits would be to reduce NOx emissions during cruise, even though it reduces fuel efficiency and could cause a small but uncertain climate NOx disbenefit.
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Creating a Constant Query
The Filter List dialog box is enhanced to include metrics and attributes for filtering, formatting, and sorting. Through the Match Expression field in the Filter List dialog box, you can create an Access (command-line) query and apply it to a column.
When you set an Access query, you create a static, or constant, filter on the contents of that column. Because Access supports metrics, you can use this field to apply a metrics filter.
See the DIScover Access Guide for information on the commands, attributes, and operators available through Access.
Using this field requires some knowledge of Access.
Note: In the Filter List, you do not need to use the Access command “apply” to query multiple entities for a matching attribute.
The Match Expression field takes multiple queries using boolean operators, and you can use any attribute or valid Access attribute expression. An advantage to using this procedure over the Metrics dialog box is that you can use the Filter List for any column that shows entities—any column can become a metrics querying tool
Example
met_CC > 12 && met_DEPTH > 5
For more information on writing Access expressions, see the DIScover Access Guide.
This is an example of an Access expression; specifically, it is a string that searches for entities in the information model with a Cyclomatic Complexity metric greater than 12 and a Nested Control Structure depth metric greater than 5.


LiftingSurface¶
-
class
components.liftingsurfaces.primitives.liftingsurface.
LiftingSurface
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ This script will generate a lifting surface primitive for the KBE app. The surface type can be straight, tapered and swept. In the future, we would like to add functionality for elliptical wings. The required inputs for each instantiation are the Wing Area, Aspect Ratio, Taper Ratio, TE offset , dihedral angle, wing twist and airfoil DAT file. Possible airfoils are in the folder ‘airfoils’, then within another folder, either ‘cambered’, ‘reflexed’, or ‘symmetric’. Feel free to add new airfoils. Also note, this primitive is instantiated in ‘wing.py’, where you can perform an AVL analysis. The sign convention is +x pointing with direction of chord, +y pointing toward right wingtip, +z up.
Returns: ParaPy Geometry of a Lifting Surface
Parameters: - planform_area (float) – This is the Required Planfrom Area [m^2]
- aspect_ratio (float) – This is the required Aspect Ratio of the Surface.
- taper (float) – This is the required Taper Ratio of the Surface.
- dihedral (float) – This is the required Dihedral Angle of the Surface in degrees.
- twist (float) – This is the required Twist Angle of the Tip Airfoil w.r.t the Root Airfoil in degrees.
- offset (float or NoneType) – This is the offset in the flow direction of the tip W.R.T. the root Leading Edge.
- hide_mac (bool) – This allows the MAC curve to be shown on the wing when changed in the GUI to False.
- hide_leading_edge (bool) – This allows the leading edge line to be shown (without dihedral).
- is_half (bool) – A switch case that determines if the planform_area is half of the total required area.
- mesh_deflection (float) – The default value is an optimum between a good quality render and performance.
- airfoil_type (str) – This is the name of the folder within the ‘airfoils’ folder. There are three options ‘cambered’, ‘reflexed’ and ‘symmetric’.
- airfoil_choice (str) – This is the filename of the requested airfoil.
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aerodynamic_center
[source]¶ This attribute finds the aerodynamic center assuming it lies at 0.25*MAC.
Returns: Aerodynamic Center Position of wing component. ParaPy Point Return type: Point
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airfoil
[source]¶ This creates an Airfoil from the DAT file.
Returns: Airfoil fitted curve ParaPy Geometry Return type: FittedCurve
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airfoil_choice
¶ Below is the default airfoil. Please see the three folders to find the correct filename, if you wish to change the airfoil.
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airfoil_data
[source]¶ This reads and scans the user chosen Airfoil DAT file from the database and stores it as airfoil_data.
Returns: Airfoil Data Points (Tuple List of Points) Return type: List
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airfoil_type
¶ Below is the name of the folder within the ‘airfoils’ folder. There are three options: ‘cambered’, ‘reflexed’ and ‘symmetric’.
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aspect_ratio
¶ Below is the required Aspect Ratio of the Surface.
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bottom_z_loc
[source]¶ This attribute computes the bottom surface of the root airfoil.
Returns: Z-location of the root chord bottom surface Return type: float
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browse_airfoils
[source]¶ Allows the user to easily choose amongst available airfoils with a GUI File-Browser.
Returns: Sets the inputs airfoil_type and airfoil_choice above to the value chosen in the GUI Browser
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dihedral
¶ Below is the User chosen Dihedral Angle.
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dihedral_solid
[source]¶ This rotates the entire solid wing half over the dihedral angle.
Returns: ParaPy rotated lofted solid wing geometry. Return type: RotatedShape
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front_spar_line
[source]¶ This attribute creates a spar line frm the root airfoils cog to the tip airfoils cog
Returns: Spar Line Return type: LineSegment
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hide_leading_edge
¶ Boolean below allows the leading edge line to be shown (without dihedral).
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hide_mac
¶ Boolean below allows the MAC curve to be shown on the wing when changed in the GUI to False.
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is_half
¶ A switch case that determines if the planform_area is half of the total required area
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le_sweep
[source]¶ This will calculate the leading edge sweep of the wing.
Returns: Wing LE sweep in degrees Return type: float
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leading_edge
[source]¶ This makes a line indicating the leading edge (for a wing without dihedral).
Returns: Wing leading edge ParaPy Geometry Return type: LineSegment
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lemac
[source]¶ Quickly calculates the Leading Edge Mean Aerodynamic Chord by sorting through all sample_points of the part mac_airfoil and selects the one with the minimum x (thus closest to the flight direction which is x)
Returns: Location of the Leading Edge Mean Aerodynamic Chord in SI meter Return type: Tuple
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mac_airfoil
[source]¶ This finds the mean aerodynamic chord wing section by using a plane intersecting the rotated wing half. The location of this cut is found above. (Note: to see this on the wing, you must change hide_mac to True)
Returns: ParaPy MAC airfoil. Return type: IntersectedShapes
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mac_length
[source]¶ This attribute finds the length of the MAC using the bbox of the intersected shape. This is used instead of the normal equation for the MAC for a tapered wing.
Returns: MAC length Return type: float
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mac_span_calc
[source]¶ This will determine the spanwise location of the Mean Aerodynamic Chord with respect to the root airfoil.
Returns: Wing Spanwise MAC position Return type: float
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mac_x
[source]¶ This will determine the x relative position of the MAC WRT the wing root. Thus, it must be added to the position of the wing root.
Returns: Wing Flow direction MAC position Return type: float
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mac_z
[source]¶ This will determine the z relative position of the MAC WRT the wing root. Thus, it must be added to the position of the wing root.
Returns: Wing z direction MAC position Return type: float
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mesh_deflection
¶ The default value is an optimum between a good quality render and performance.
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no_dihedral_solid
[source]¶ This generates a solid wing half with the sign convention mentioned above.
Returns: ParaPy lofted solid wing geometry. Return type: LoftedSolid
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offset
¶ Below is the offset in the flow direction of the tip W.R.T. the root Leading Edge. The default input (None) causes the TE to be unswept (offset = c_r-c_t), however, if the user inputs 0 in the GUI, then the leading edge becomes unswept. In this case, with taper ratio < 1, the TE becomes forward swept.
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planform_area
¶ Below is the Required Planfrom Area, if mirrored is true then this is the total wing area
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root_airfoil
[source]¶ This scales the original airfoil to required root chord.
Returns: Root Airfoil scaled curve ParaPy Geometry Return type: ScaledCurve
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root_chord
[source]¶ This attribute calculates the required root chord, with an assumed taper ratio.
Returns: Wing Root Chord in SI meter Return type: float
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scaled_tip
[source]¶ This scales the original airfoil to the required tip chord.
Returns: Tip Airfoil scaled curve ParaPy Geometry Return type: ScaledCurve
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semi_span
[source]¶ This attribute calculates the required semi-span based on the wing area and Aspect Ratio.
Returns: Wing Semispan in SI meter Return type: float
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solid
[source]¶ This translates the entire solid wing half to make the bottom surface flush with the origin
Returns: ParaPy rotated lofted solid wing geometry. Return type: TranslatedShape
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span
[source]¶ This attribute calculates the required wingspan based on the wing area and Aspect Ratio.
Returns: Wing Span in SI meter Return type: float
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taper
¶ Below is the Taper Ratio, which is chosen by the user.
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tip_airfoil
[source]¶ This rotates the tip airfoil over the wing twist angle input. The rotation is about the leading edge.
Returns: Tip Airfoil in position without twist ParaPy Geometry Return type: TransformedCurve
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tip_airfoil_notwist
[source]¶ This positions another tip airfoil with respect to the required semispan & requested/standard offset. It does not yet incorporate twist.
Returns: Tip Airfoil in position without twist ParaPy Geometry Return type: TransformedCurve
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tip_chord
[source]¶ This attribute calculates the tip chord, with the assumed taper ratio and the root chord.
Returns: Wing Tip Chord in SI meter Return type: float
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tip_offset
[source]¶ Below is the offset in the flow direction of the tip W.R.T. the root Leading Edge. The default input (None) causes the TE to be unswept (offset = cr - ct), however, if the user inputs 0 in the GUI, then the leading edge becomes unswept. In this case, with taper ratio < 1, the TE becomes forward swept.
Returns: Offset between tip and root leading edges Return type: float
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twist
¶ Below is the twist of the tip section with respect to the root section. Positive twist is tip twisted up with respect to the root.


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This is a workflow for leave/vacation requests. In free from the workflow is this: You acting as an employee request leave by filling out a form. The request goes to the secretary (Notarius or Socius) who checks that you have the needed days on your account. If this goes well he forwards the request to Prefectus for approval. If not approved, it is sent back to the employee for either modification or cancellation.
Prefectus will either approve or not. If he approves the request is sent to the secretary of the employee for update in HR's system. If he doesn't approve the request is sent back to the employee. The secretary will subtract the days from HR and then inform the employee that the leave is approved.
This workflow is an example of explicit forwarding to the secretary, supervisor and employee. The system is programmed to figure out who your secretary is, and in this example Primus, Secundus, Socius and Prefectus has Notarius as their secretary. Tertius, Quartus and Notarius has Socius. Everybody has Prefectus as supervisor - even Prefectus.
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问题描述 :
In the war between Anihc and Bandzi, Anihc has won Bangzi. At that time, Lvbin, the king of Anihc, want to start from Bangzi to beat Nebir across the channel between them. He let his army get to there as soon as possible, and there located many islands which can be used to have a break. In order to save time, the king forbid the army getting through the same pass for more than one time, but they can reach the same island for as many as times they want.
Yunfeng, the General of the army, must tell how many optimal ship routes are there to the king as soon as possible, or he will be killed. Now he asks for your help. You must help Yunfeng to save his life.
He tells you that there are N island. The islands are numbered from 1 to N(1 is Bangzi and N is Nebir, others are many islands). And there are many ways, each way contain the islands number U and V and the length W. Please output your answer.
Yunfeng, the General of the army, must tell how many optimal ship routes are there to the king as soon as possible, or he will be killed. Now he asks for your help. You must help Yunfeng to save his life.
He tells you that there are N island. The islands are numbered from 1 to N(1 is Bangzi and N is Nebir, others are many islands). And there are many ways, each way contain the islands number U and V and the length W. Please output your answer.
输入:
The first line in the input file contains a single integer number T means the case number.
Each case contains a number N (N<=1500) means the number of the islands.
And then many lines follow. Each line contains three numbers: U V W (W<10000), means that the distance between island U and V is W. The input of ways are terminated by “ 0 0 0 ”.
Each case contains a number N (N<=1500) means the number of the islands.
And then many lines follow. Each line contains three numbers: U V W (W<10000), means that the distance between island U and V is W. The input of ways are terminated by “ 0 0 0 ”.
输出:
The first line in the input file contains a single integer number T means the case number.
Each case contains a number N (N<=1500) means the number of the islands.
And then many lines follow. Each line contains three numbers: U V W (W<10000), means that the distance between island U and V is W. The input of ways are terminated by “ 0 0 0 ”.
Each case contains a number N (N<=1500) means the number of the islands.
And then many lines follow. Each line contains three numbers: U V W (W<10000), means that the distance between island U and V is W. The input of ways are terminated by “ 0 0 0 ”.
样例输入:
1 6 1 2 1 3 2 1 3 4 1 1 3 2 4 2 2 4 5 1 5 6 1 4 6 2 0 0 0
样例输出:
2
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不得不承认，就是8
红绯鱼：
牛逼牛逼
21行中，j<10可改为j<10-i，减少比较次数
其实国内大部分公司对算法都不够重视。特别是中小型公司老板根本都不懂技术，也不懂什么是算法，从而也不要求程序员懂什么算法，做程序从来不考虑性能问题，只要页面能显示出来就是好程序，这是国内的现状，很无奈。
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
失误失误，转载错了。已经改正，抱歉。
第一种方法怎么会是O(log(m+n))呢？没有二分的话直接遍历应该就是O(m+n)吧？
#!/usr/bin/env python def cou(n): arr = [1]
可以参考算法导论中的时间戳。就是结束访问时间，最后结束的顶点肯定是入度为0的顶点，因为DFS要回溯
“再把所有不和该节点相邻的节点着相同的颜色”，程序中没有进行不和该节点相邻的其他节点是否相邻进行判断。再说求出来的也不一样是颜色数最少的
隐藏最深的bug是(start+end)/2有可能上溢
好厉害～
这个应该是比较简单的解法了，如果有更好的办法可以告诉我
有些说不通吧，只有1个孩子肯定是男孩了
正解，已改正。应该都是protected


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JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 10:28 AM
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Does anyone have an example of a JTree Selection to a CardLayout Panel?
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 11:34 AM
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When I say yes, what helps it? Where is your problem?
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 1:01 PM
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I just need the functionality of being able to click on a node on the left hand side of my GUI, and Display a Card from the cardLayout on the right side. Example <Device>
<Module>
<Status>
<Device>
</Device>
<Network>
</Network>
</Status>
<Project Management>
</Project Management>
<Administration>
<Device>
</Device>
<Network>
</Network>
</Administration>
</Module>
</Device>
So if I click on Administration a Card from the cardLayout is displayed. I want a card from each Node element. So, if I choose Administration--> Network. I get a Card for the Network. Some of the Cards have JTables in them. or even a JTabbedPane. Here is the Structure --------------------------------------------------
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 1:30 PM
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Oh, forgot. It may be better to call a class for each of the node elements. I am going to parse an xml file when I click on the node, and get the data to display in text fields. I will also need to put in some jBottons on the Panel so that I can save, edit, etc... on that particular xml file.
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 1:39 PM
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here's a simple example (this is old, not sure where it came from) import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.tree.*;
import java.util.*;
class Testing extends JFrame
{
CardLayout cl = new CardLayout();
JPanel panel = new JPanel(cl);
int counter = 0;
public Testing()
{
setSize(400,200);
setLocation(400,200);
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
getContentPane().setLayout(new GridLayout(1,2));
JTree tree = new JTree();
getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(tree));
loadCardPanels((DefaultMutableTreeNode)((DefaultTreeModel)tree.getModel()).getRoot());
getContentPane().add(panel);
tree.addTreeSelectionListener(new TreeSelectionListener(){
public void valueChanged(TreeSelectionEvent tse){
if(((TreeNode)tse.getPath().getLastPathComponent()).isLeaf())
{
cl.show(panel,((TreeNode)tse.getPath().getLastPathComponent()).toString());
}}});
}
public void loadCardPanels(DefaultMutableTreeNode dmtn)
{
for(int x = 0; x < dmtn.getChildCount(); x++)
{
if(((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).isLeaf())
{
String leaf = dmtn.getChildAt(x).toString();
JPanel jp = new JPanel();
jp.add(new JLabel(leaf+" (on Panel "+counter+")"));
panel.add(leaf,jp);
counter++;
}
else loadCardPanels((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x));
}
}
public static void main(String[] args){new Testing().setVisible(true);}
}
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orozcom
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 18, 2006 1:46 PM
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This may work for me. I am still going to have to modify it, a little, but it may do the trick. Let me play around with it, and I will get back to you.
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orozcom
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 19, 2006 5:26 AM
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Actually, this doesn't work like I thought it would. I like that it does have the panels on the right hand side now, but I need to have the panel pre configured. I am actually getting data from xml files, and the panels will pretty much stay the same. So instead of creating a panel when I click on the node. I need to parse some xml, and display a certain panel. So, for example. if node name equals Status
{
Display Status panel;
}
now where it becomes difficult is:
if node name equals Network.
{
I will have to get the parent.
if Parent equals Status
{
get the Network Status panel
}
else
{
display the Network Administration panel
}
}
I would appreciate anyone that might have an example like this.
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 19, 2006 9:59 AM
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> but I need to have the panel pre configured.
in the demo, the panels are pre-configured in loadCardPanels() then, on clicking a leaf cl.show(...) displays the appropriate panel
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 20, 2006 10:35 AM
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>>in the demo, the panels are pre-configured in loadCardPanels() then, on clicking a leaf cl.show(...) displays the appropriate panel
I am sorry but I am having a hard time following this code: please explain or better yet give me an example in this.
Lets say I want a panel "Device", and another Panel "Network".
They both have a save button and some text fields on the panel.
How do I create the panel in loadCardPanels, and display that panel in c1.show()
I have to call the panel by name, because the tree model may change.
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 20, 2006 12:27 PM
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in loadCardPanels, if getChildAt(x) is a leaf: a String leaf (identifier) is created a JPanel is created a JLabel with text of identifier is created and added to the created panel the created panel is added to the cardlayout panel, with leaf as identifier
in valueChanged() of treeSelectionListener (again if it is a leaf), cardLayout.show uses ((TreeNode)tse.getPath().getLastPathComponent()).toString() to produce the same string as dmtn.getChildAt(x).toString(); which is used as the identifier (as in hashmap) to show the specified panel
not sure what you're asking about "a panel "Device", and another Panel "Network"." are they both cardlayouts?, or both contained in a cardlayout?
can you put together a very simple demo program, as described with Jtree, "Device","Network",textfields and save button, and run through the steps of what you want to happen
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 20, 2006 5:22 PM
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Yeah sure. I modified your program just a little. I loaded the tree that I need. Here is the program. run your program with this class import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.tree.*;
/**
*
* @author orozcom
*/
public class ConfigTree
{
/**
* Creates a new instance of ConfigTree
*/
public ConfigTree()
{
}
public Object buildTree()
{
/************ Start of JTree ***************/
DefaultMutableTreeNode top =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Devices");
DefaultMutableTreeNode branch1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Module 1");
top.add(branch1);
/*******************************
* BRANCH 1 *
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DefaultMutableTreeNode node1_b1
=new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Status");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n1_node1_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Device");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n2_node1_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Network");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n3_node1_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Chassis");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n4_node1_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Resources");
node1_b1.add(n1_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n2_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n3_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n4_node1_b1);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node2_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Project Editor");
DefaultMutableTreeNode node3_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Project Manager");
DefaultMutableTreeNode node4_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Administration");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n1_node4_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Device");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n2_node4_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Network");
DefaultMutableTreeNode n3_node4_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Users");
node4_b1.add(n1_node4_b1);
node4_b1.add(n2_node4_b1);
node4_b1.add(n3_node4_b1);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node5_b1 =
new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Logging");
branch1.add(node1_b1);
branch1.add(node2_b1);
branch1.add(node3_b1);
branch1.add(node4_b1);
branch1.add(node5_b1);
return top;
}
}
And Just add this code into Testing.java ConfigTree test = new ConfigTree();
DefaultMutableTreeNode mainTree = (DefaultMutableTreeNode)test.buildTree();
JTree tree = new JTree(mainTree);
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 20, 2006 8:23 PM
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I'me reading this that you're trying to show different panels with the same leaf name. This seems to work OK, but there's gotta be an easier way (click any of the leafs and its panel will display - showing parent/leaf as title) import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.tree.*;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.tree.*;
import java.util.*;
class Testing extends JFrame
{
CardLayout cl = new CardLayout();
JPanel panel = new JPanel(cl);
public Testing()
{
JPanel blankPanel = new JPanel();
blankPanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder("Blank Panel"));
panel.add(blankPanel,"0");
setSize(600,400);
setLocationRelativeTo(null);
setDefaultCloseOperation(EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
getContentPane().setLayout(new GridLayout(1,2));
ConfigTree test = new ConfigTree();
DefaultMutableTreeNode mainTree = (DefaultMutableTreeNode)test.buildTree();
JTree tree = new JTree(mainTree);
getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(tree));
loadCardPanels((DefaultMutableTreeNode)((DefaultTreeModel)tree.getModel()).getRoot());
getContentPane().add(panel);
tree.addTreeSelectionListener(new TreeSelectionListener(){
public void valueChanged(TreeSelectionEvent tse){
if(((TreeNode)tse.getPath().getLastPathComponent()).isLeaf())
{
String cardLayoutID = ((NodeWithID) ((DefaultMutableTreeNode)((TreePath)tse.getPath())
.getLastPathComponent()).getUserObject() ).ID;
cl.show(panel,cardLayoutID);
}}});
cl.show(panel,"0");
}
public void loadCardPanels(DefaultMutableTreeNode dmtn)
{
for(int x = 0; x < dmtn.getChildCount(); x++)
{
if(((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).isLeaf())
{
String cardLayoutID = ((NodeWithID)((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).getUserObject()).ID;
JPanel jp = new JPanel();
jp.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(cardLayoutID+" Panel"));
panel.add(cardLayoutID,jp);
}
else loadCardPanels((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x));
}
}
public static void main(String[] args){new Testing().setVisible(true);}
}
class ConfigTree
{
public Object buildTree()
{
NodeWithID n0 = new NodeWithID("Devices","");
NodeWithID n1 = new NodeWithID("Module 1",n0.nodeName);
NodeWithID n2 = new NodeWithID("Status",n1.nodeName);
NodeWithID n3 = new NodeWithID("Device",n2.nodeName);
NodeWithID n4 = new NodeWithID("Network",n2.nodeName);
NodeWithID n5 = new NodeWithID("Chassis",n2.nodeName);
NodeWithID n6 = new NodeWithID("Resources",n2.nodeName);
NodeWithID n7 = new NodeWithID("Project Editor",n1.nodeName);
NodeWithID n8 = new NodeWithID("Project Manager",n1.nodeName);
NodeWithID n9 = new NodeWithID("Administration",n1.nodeName);
NodeWithID n10 = new NodeWithID("Device",n9.nodeName);
NodeWithID n11 = new NodeWithID("Network",n9.nodeName);
NodeWithID n12 = new NodeWithID("Users",n9.nodeName);
NodeWithID n13 = new NodeWithID("Logging",n1.nodeName);
DefaultMutableTreeNode top =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Devices");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n0);
DefaultMutableTreeNode branch1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Module 1");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n1);
top.add(branch1);
/*******************************
* BRANCH 1 *
******************************/
DefaultMutableTreeNode node1_b1
//=new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Status");
=new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n2);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n1_node1_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Device");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n3);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n2_node1_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Network");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n4);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n3_node1_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Chassis");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n5);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n4_node1_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Resources");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n6);
node1_b1.add(n1_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n2_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n3_node1_b1);
node1_b1.add(n4_node1_b1);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node2_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Project Editor");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n7);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node3_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Project Manager");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n8);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node4_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Administration");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n9);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n1_node4_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Device");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n10);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n2_node4_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Network");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n11);
DefaultMutableTreeNode n3_node4_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Users");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n12);
node4_b1.add(n1_node4_b1);
node4_b1.add(n2_node4_b1);
node4_b1.add(n3_node4_b1);
DefaultMutableTreeNode node5_b1 =
//new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Logging");
new DefaultMutableTreeNode(n13);
branch1.add(node1_b1);
branch1.add(node2_b1);
branch1.add(node3_b1);
branch1.add(node4_b1);
branch1.add(node5_b1);
return top;
}
}
class NodeWithID
{
String nodeName;
String ID;
public NodeWithID(String nn,String parentName)
{
nodeName = nn;
ID = parentName+" - "+nodeName;
}
public String toString(){return nodeName;}
}
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orozcom
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 21, 2006 5:54 AM
(reply 12 of 36)
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Yes, Yes, Yes! This is exactly what I need! Thanks so much! I will reward you the dukes. Could I also get a little more help. Now I need to create unique fields in each of the panels. Like have a few text fields and labels in one panel, and A table in another. example. in the Devices.Module 1.Status.Device panel. Header Label --> Device Information
Label -->Name TextField -->Yellowfin Demo
Label -->Description TextField -->Beta Tag mapper
Label -->Location TextField -->Jim's 13 slot rack
Label -->Contact TextField -->Jim
Label -->Serial Number TextField -->
but the panel in Logging is a JTable with different columns. The data in the text fields I will parse from an xml file an put into these fields. I will also need a save button on each of the panels so that I can save this information back to the xml file.
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orozcom
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Registered: 11/2/01
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 21, 2006 9:13 AM
(reply 13 of 36)
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I would kind of like something like this:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=697887&start=10&tstart=0
except I don't need to build my tree. I already have them prebuilt. I would like to have the buttons on top to add, edit, save tags in the xml. And I would like it configured so that when you click on a certain node a panel is displayed that shows the information about that particuler info.
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Re: JTree, CardLayout.
Dec 21, 2006 9:35 AM
(reply 14 of 36)
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the code so far just displays an empty panel identified by the node/parent, but each panel is different and needs to be built separately. The problem sounds like how to load the separate panels in loadCardPanels(). just a thought (untested) add a JPanel field to NodeWithID, and add additional constructor class NodeWithID
{
JPanel panel;
String nodeName;
String ID;
public NodeWithID(String nn,String parentName)
{
nodeName = nn;
ID = parentName+" - "+nodeName;
}
public NodeWithID(String nn,String parentName, JPanel p)
{
panel = p;
nodeName = nn;
ID = parentName+" - "+nodeName;
}
public String toString(){return nodeName;}
}
now, when NodeWithID (for the leafs) is created e.g. NodeWithID n3 = new NodeWithID("Device",n2.nodeName);
becomes NodeWithID n3 = new NodeWithID("Device",n2.nodeName,new StatusDevicePanel());
and, in loadCardPanels() if(((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).isLeaf())
{
String cardLayoutID = ((NodeWithID)((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).getUserObject()).ID;
JPanel jp = new JPanel();
jp.setBorder(BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(cardLayoutID+" Panel"));
panel.add(cardLayoutID,jp);
}
becomes if(((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).isLeaf())
{
NodeWithID node = (NodeWithID)((DefaultMutableTreeNode)dmtn.getChildAt(x)).getUserObject();
String cardLayoutID = node.ID;
panel.add(cardLayoutID, node.panel );
}
probably a few typos in the above, but should work
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labels_secuTrial.Rd
Variable labels are important for understanding the contents of a variable.
secuTrialR
offers two main methods to get those labels. labels_secuTrial
returns a named list of labels. label_secuTrial
adds labels and units to
variables (and data.frames) which can then be queried via label
or units
.
labels_secuTrial(object, form = NULL) label_secuTrial(object, ...) label(x)
| object |
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|---|---|
| form | which form (string) |
| x | any object |
labels_secuTrial
returns a named vector
label_secuTrial
returns the same object as object
, but with labels added to variables
and data.frames
label
and units
return strings with the appropriate labels
For labels_secuTrial
, regular expressions are used with form
(specifically, it is inserted between (
and )$
to identify the form).
Consequently, if form
matches multiple forms (because the beginning is different),
multiple forms may be returned. You could be more specific with the regular expression,
remembering that it is inserted between (
and )$
.
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/label
syntax is similar to that used in Hmisc, with the
advantage that it does not change data types (Hmisc coerces everything to labelled integer).
Similar to Hmisc, however, most operations will remove the labels.
# APPROACH 1: labels_secuTrial # ex. 1 # prepare path to example export export_location <- system.file("extdata", "sT_exports", "BMD", "s_export_CSV-xls_BMD_short_en_utf8.zip", package = "secuTrialR") # load all export data sT_export <- read_secuTrial_raw(data_dir = export_location) # get all labels labels <- labels_secuTrial(sT_export) labels[["age"]]#> [1] "Age"# ex. 2 # load export sT_export <- read_secuTrial_raw(system.file("extdata", "sT_exports", "longnames", "s_export_CSV-xls_CTU05_long_miss_en_utf8.zip", package = "secuTrialR")) # get labels for sae, treatment and surgeries forms labels <- labels_secuTrial(sT_export, form = c("sae", "treatment", "surgeries")) # APPROACH 2: label_secuTrial # load secuTrial export with separate reference table sT_export <- read_secuTrial_raw(system.file("extdata", "sT_exports", "longnames", "s_export_CSV-xls_CTU05_long_ref_miss_en_utf8.zip", package = "secuTrialR")) # label the secuTrialdata object sT_export_labelled <- label_secuTrial(sT_export) # form label label(sT_export_labelled$ctu05baseline)#> [1] "General screen"# variable label label(sT_export_labelled$ctu05baseline$visit_date)#> [1] "Date of visit"#> [1] "cm"


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Documentation
Component Inputs
| Input | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [settings] | Object | Table component configuration object, properties described below |
| [source] | Array|DataSource | Table data, either an array or DataSource object (LocalDataSource currently supported) |
Table Configuration
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Required Table Settings | |||
| columns | Object | n/a |
Table column settings, by default an empty object. Example format:
columns: {{ "{ columnKey: { title: 'Some Title' } '}" }}
Please note, columnKey must be the same as a key in data array objects. |
| Column Settings | List of a column's settings | ||
| title | string | '' | Column title |
| class | string | '' | Column class |
| width | string | '' | Column width, example: '20px', '20%' |
| editable | boolean | true | Whether this column is editable or not |
| isEditableFunction | Function | null | Function to determine if this column is editable or not. Cell object is passed to function |
| inputFormatFunction | Function | null | Function that will be used to format the input string on keyup event and on AfterViewInit. Input value is passed to the function |
| type | 'text'|'html'|'custom' | 'text' |
If type is text then cell value will be inserted as text. If type is html then cell value will be inserted as html. If type is custom the renderComponent property must be defined.
|
| renderComponent | any | null |
Custom component that will be responsible for rendering the cell content while in view mode. Type must be custom in order for this to work. You can see an example here |
| onComponentInitFunction | Function | null | Function which will be invoked after renderComponent instantiated and before ngOnInit hook. This function gets renderComponent instance in first param. |
| editor | Object | n/a | Editor attributes settings |
| editor.type | 'text' | 'textarea' | 'completer' | 'list' | 'checkbox' | 'text' | Editor used when new row is added or edited |
| editor.config | Object | n/a | Editor configuration settings. Mandatory only for editor types completer, list |
| editor.config.true | string | '' |
Only on checkbox type. Defines the value to assign when the checkbox is checked. This parameter is optional, if omitted, true will be used.
|
| editor.config.false | string | '' |
Only on checkbox type. Defines the value to assign when the checkbox is not checked. This parameter is optional, if omitted, false
will be used.
|
| editor.config.list | Array | [ ] |
Only on list type. Example format:{{ "{ value: 'Element Value', title: 'Element Title' }" }} Html is supported if column type is 'html' |
| editor.config.completer | Object | n/a |
Only on completer type. Example format: Completer configuration settings |
| editor.config.completer.data | Array | [ ] |
Autocomplete list data source. Example format: {{ "{ id: 10, name: 'Nick', email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}" }}
|
| editor.config.completer.searchFields | string | '' | Comma separated list of fields to search on. Fields may contain dots for nested attributes; if empty or null all data will be returned |
| editor.config.completer.titleField | string | '' | Name of the field to use as title for the list item |
| editor.config.completer.descriptionField | string | '' | Name of the field to use as description for the list item |
| filter | Object | n/a |
Column filter attributes settings. This object accepts the same properties as the editor
object.The available types are: checkbox , select , completer .The checkbox type accepts one more optional property compared to the editor version:
resetText: string.
It defines the text of the button to reset the checkbox selection.Click here to see an example on how to configure it. |
| valuePrepareFunction | Function | n/a |
Function run against a value before it gets inserted into a cell.
You can use it to modify how a value is displayed in the cell.
This function will be invoked with 2 parameters: cell, row |
| sort | boolean | true | Column sort settings, enable/disable. |
| sortDirection | 'asc'|'desc' | n/a |
Sort table by this column with this direction by default. Applied only when sort = true. Note: multiple sort option is not supported yet, so sortDirection can be applied to only one column per table. |
| compareFunction | Function | n/a | Function run against the values to sort the table |
| filter | boolean | true | Column filter settings, enable/disable |
| filterFunction | Function | n/a | Function run against the column value when filtering is happening |
| Other Table Settings | |||
| mode | 'external'|'inline' | 'inline' |
Determines how to react on action links (Add, Edit, Delete). 'external' - just trigger the events (LINK HERE). 'inline' - process internally, show forms/inputs/etc |
| hideHeader | 'boolean' | false | Set to true to not display the table header (which includes table column titles) |
| hideSubHeader | 'boolean' | false | Set to true to not display the table sub-header (which includes filters and global table actions (currently - Add action)) |
| noDataMessage | string | 'No data found' | Message shown when there is no data in the table |
| attr | Object | n/a | Table attributes settings |
| attr.id | string | '' | Table element id |
| attr.class | string | '' | Table element class |
| actions | Object | n/a | Settings for the table actions |
| actions.columnTitle | string | 'Actions' | Actions column title |
| actions.add | boolean | true | Show/not show Add button |
| actions.edit | boolean | true | Show/not show Edit button |
| actions.delete | boolean | true | Show/not show Delete button |
| actions.position | 'left'|'right' | 'left' | Choose actions column position |
| actions.custom | Array of Objects | null |
Add custom actions. Each object has these properties:
|
| actions.showUpdateCancel | boolean | true | Show Update and Cancel buttons in actions column while row is in editing. |
| actions.showCustomDuringEdit | boolean | false |
Show custom action components while row is in editing. To keep select value chosen in custom select action
during editing, use the (custom) event to set the matching field in the row data. Example:
{{ "onCustom(event: any) { event.data[event.action.name] = event.selectedItem; }" }}
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| actions.showCustomDuringView | boolean | true | Show custom action components while row is not in editing. Set to false if you don't want your custom action to show in view (only want it in editing) |
| actions.showCustomInForm | boolean | false | Show custom action components in new row form |
| filter | Object | n/a | Settings for the table filter |
| filter.inputClass | string | '' | Filter input class |
| edit | Object | n/a | Edit action settings |
| edit.inputClass | string | '' | Editing form input class |
| edit.editButtonContent | string | 'Edit' | Edit row button content/title |
| edit.saveButtonContent | string | 'Update' | Update button content/title |
| edit.cancelButtonContent | string | 'Cancel' | Cancel button content/title |
| edit.confirmSave | boolean | false | Enable/disable (confirmEdit) event. If enabled data will be edited only if confirm.resolve() called. |
| add | Object | n/a | Add action settings |
| add.inputClass | string | '' | New row input class |
| add.addButtonContent | string | 'Add New' | Add New button content/title |
| add.createButtonContent | string | 'Create' | Create button content/title |
| add.cancelButtonContent | string | 'Cancel' | Cancel button content/title |
| add.confirmCreate | boolean | false | Enable/disable (confirmCreate) event. If enabled data will be added only if confirm.resolve() called. |
| delete | Object | n/a | Delete action settings |
| delete.deleteButtonContent | string | 'Delete' | Delete row input class |
| delete.confirmDelete | boolean | false | Enable/disable (confirmDelete) event. If enabled data will be deleted only if confirm.resolve() called. |
| pager | Object | n/a | Pager settings |
| pager.display | boolean | true | Whether to display the pager or not |
| pager.perPage | number | 10 | Rows per page |
| rowClassFunction | Function | row | Handle css class for each row in the table |
| cellClassFunction | Function | cell | Handle css class for each cell in the table |
Component Outputs/Events
| Event | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| (rowSelect) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered once a row is selected (either clicked or selected automatically (after page is changed, after some row is deleted, etc)). |
| (userRowSelect) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered only on a user click event. |
| (mouseover) |
event: Object, consist of:
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Triggered only on a user mouseover event. |
| (create) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered once a Create button clicked. Triggered only if table mode = external. |
| (createConfirm) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered once a Create button clicked. Triggered only if table confirmCreate = true and mode = inline. Allows you to confirm changes before they are applied to the table data source. |
| (edit) |
event: Object, consist of:
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Triggered once an Edit button clicked on a row. Triggered only if table mode = external. |
| (editConfirm) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered once a Save button clicked. Triggered only if table confirmSave = true and mode = inline. Allows you to confirm changes before they are applied to the table data source. |
| (delete) |
event: Object, consist of:
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Triggered once a Delete button clicked on a row. Triggered only if table mode = external. |
| (deleteConfirm) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered once a Delete button clicked. Triggered only if table confirmDelete = true and mode = inline. Allows you to confirm changes before they are applied to the table data source. |
| (completed) |
event: Object, consist of:
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Triggered once an auto complete choice is clicked. |
| (custom) |
event: Object, consist of:
|
Triggered when a custom action is clicked or selected |
| (changed) |
event: Object, {{ "<\input>" }} element that the change event was
triggered by plus the cell that emitted it
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Triggered when an input editor cell's value is changed (value changes and input loses focus) |
| (save) | event: Object, Row that was saved | Triggered when the update button is clicked on a row |
Data Source Methods
| Method | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| load |
| Reload table with new data. For example if some data has received from the server. |
| prepend |
| Add a new element to the beginning of the table. |
| append |
| Add a new element to the end of the table. This also will switch current page to the last one. |
| add |
| Add a new element to the table. |
| remove |
| Remove the element from the table. |
| update |
| Update the element in the table. |
| find |
| Find the element in the table. |
| getElements | n/a | Get elements for current sort, filter and page. |
| getFilteredAndSorted | n/a | Get sorted, filtered and not paginated elements. |
| getAll | n/a | Get all data source elements. |
| setSort |
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Set table sorts, example: this.source.setSort([{{ "{ field: 'id', direction: 'asc' }" }}]);
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| setFilter |
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Set table filters, example: this.source.setFilter([{{ "{ field: 'id', search: 'foobar' }" }}, {{ "{ field: 'name', search: 'foobar' }"
}}]);
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| addFilter |
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Set table filter for one column, example: this.source.addFilter({{ "{ field: 'id', search: 'foobar' }" }});
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| setPaging |
| Set table pagination settings |
| setPage |
| Set table page |
| reset |
| Set data source to first page with empty filter and empty sort. |
| refresh | n/a | Refresh data in the data source. In most cases you won't need this method. |
| count | n/a | Return count of element in the data source. |
| empty | n/a | Empty the data source. |


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strsv(3f) - [BLAS:SINGLE_BLAS_LEVEL2] SX:=INVERSE(A)*SX, A a triangular matrix.
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subroutine strsv(uplo,trans,diag,n,a,lda,x,incx)
.. Scalar Arguments .. integer,intent(in) :: incx,lda,n character,intent(in) :: diag,trans,uplo .. .. Array Arguments .. real,intent(in) :: a(lda,*) real,intent(inout) :: x(*) ..
STRSV solves one of the systems of equations
A*x = b, or A**T*x = b,where b and x are n element vectors and A is an n by n unit, or non-unit, upper or lower triangular matrix.
No test for singularity or near-singularity is included in this routine. Such tests must be performed before calling this routine.
UPLO is CHARACTER*1 On entry, UPLO specifies whether the matrix is an upper or lower triangular matrix as follows:
UPLO = U or u A is an upper triangular matrix.UPLO = L or l A is a lower triangular matrix.
TRANS is CHARACTER*1 On entry, TRANS specifies the equations to be solved as follows:
TRANS = N or n A*x = b.TRANS = T or t A**T*x = b.
TRANS = C or c A**T*x = b.
DIAG is CHARACTER*1 On entry, DIAG specifies whether or not A is unit triangular as follows:
DIAG = U or u A is assumed to be unit triangular.DIAG = N or n A is not assumed to be unit triangular.
N is INTEGER On entry, N specifies the order of the matrix A. N must be at least zero.
A is REAL array, dimension ( LDA, N ) Before entry with UPLO = U or u, the leading n by n upper triangular part of the array A must contain the upper triangular matrix and the strictly lower triangular part of A is not referenced. Before entry with UPLO = L or l, the leading n by n lower triangular part of the array A must contain the lower triangular matrix and the strictly upper triangular part of A is not referenced. Note that when DIAG = U or u, the diagonal elements of A are not referenced either, but are assumed to be unity.
LDA is INTEGER On entry, LDA specifies the first dimension of A as declared in the calling (sub) program. LDA must be at least max( 1, n ).
X is REAL array, dimension at least ( 1 + ( n - 1 )*abs( INCX ) ). Before entry, the incremented array X must contain the n element right-hand side vector b. On exit, X is overwritten with the solution vector x.
INCX is INTEGER On entry, INCX specifies the increment for the elements of X. INCX must not be zero.
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Level 2 Blas routine.
-- Written on 22-October-1986. Jack Dongarra, Argonne National Lab. Jeremy Du Croz, Nag Central Office. Sven Hammarling, Nag Central Office. Richard Hanson, Sandia National Labs.
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[gecode-users] Compilation problem
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Thu Oct 12 13:34:09 CEST 2006
On 10/12/06, Jean-Francois Molderez <jfmolderez at hotmail.com> wrote:
> hello ,
> I am starting with Gecode and I have the following problem when trying to
> compile a first example (money.cc)
>
> jfm at pt-jfm:~/gecode/dev> gcc -I ../gecode-1.3.0 -c money.cc
>
> jfm at pt-jfm:~/gecode/dev> gcc -lgecodekernel -lgecodeint -lgecodesearch
> money.o -o money
>
<snip/ >
> There is a problem to find/link the class Options.
> Thak you for any help me to get out of this predicament.
Since you didn't link the object-file containing the code for Options
(examples/support.o), it is quite natural to get these problems.
More general though, if you want to compile the examples that come
with Gecode, you are probably better off using the Makefile for
Gecode.With a standard configure, the examples will be compiled when
running make.
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The Mask of Zorro (1998)
Director: Martin Campbell Cast: Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta Jones, Stuart Wilson, Matt Letscher Screenplay: Terry Rossio, Ted Elliott, John Eskow Producers: Doug Claybourne, David Foster Runtime: 135 min. US Distribution: Sony Pictures/Tristar Rated PG-13: intense action and violence
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Mask of Zorro is a decent action picture, with an adequate script and good acting. The story is straightforward and cohesive, and the characters are reasonably well-defined. It's also a film that, aside from the obvious effort that the performers have put into it, could have been made by a machine on an action film assembly line. Sometimes it's thrilling, sometimes it's not, but it's always the same old action film stuff -- simple entertainment and instantly forgettable. Mix in some irritating cliches common in Hollywood period pieces, and we have another big, loud blockbuster that you'll stop thinking about thirty seconds after the credits roll.
Is that what you want? I mean, is that what people in general want? I suppose that's possible; Armageddon, by comparison, is a film that aspires to be about as much as this one does, but I found the asteroid flick a lot more exciting and much more satisfying in the end. Maybe it's because this subject matter is so common (the film feels almost exactly the same as The Man in the Iron Mask, and has many of the same problems). Maybe it's because I've already seen entire cities explode this summer, and so seeing a mine blow up just isn't all that thrilling. Maybe it's because, once again, I've walked away from a movie getting exactly what I expected to get. Here's an official dare to all mainstream directors -- try surprising me for a change!
I have no particular affinity towards the legends of the legendary Zorro, but the story here seems like a nice one to continue the tale. It begins with Zorro himself as a middle-aged man, played by Anthony Hopkins. His real name is Don Diego, and his nemesis is Don Rafael Montero (Stuart Wilson). Montero loves Diego's wife, but, in a fatal engagement, his guards kill her. Montero has Diego imprisoned, and takes Diego's young daughter to raise her himself.
Twenty years pass, and focus is shifted to a young bandit, Alejandro (Antonio Banderas) and his brother. When his brother is killed by a wicked general (Matt Letscher), Alejandro vows to take revenge. That's when he meets Diego, who has just escaped from prison. It turns out that the two knew each other when Alejandro was a child, and so Diego decides to teach the young man how to fight. The two men then help one another to put their demons to rest, but not without the aide of a long series of semi-interesting action sequences.
The Mask of Zorro is not a dull picture. Director Martin Campbell (Goldeneye) seems to have a knack for observing characters who swiftly overcome twenty-to-one odds and then smirk at their adversaries. Some of the sequences here are very well-staged -- I liked the scene that has Zorro on the backs of multiple horses, as he overtakes a group of guards from behind. The final sequence is also well-done, and features a lot of people falling from high places. On a technical level, there's a lot to admire here, such as the authentic sword battles and the impressive sets.
But very little of it had me gaping with amazement or shaking with excitement. The music and cinematography are both very routine, and films like this are where film makers should go over-the-top with style (as Michael Bay did in Armageddon). Yes, it's fast-paced, and there are enough explosions to hold the focus of even the most hopeless victims of ADD. I found the film pleasing to look at, but the only moments that will be etched in my mind are the ones I saw twenty times in the previews. In addition, the script is not very witty, and lacks a substantial amount of humor; the few laughs present are supplied by the performers.
Ironically, what I liked most about the picture is the acting and the characters. While the characters aren't strong, they are at least consistent, and the exceptional cast is impressive. Banderas is always charming, and he's charming here, and wrings what humor he can out of the script. Hopkins forces us to care about his character; there's one extremely touching scene that almost changed my entire view of the film. This scene also includes Catherine Zeta-Jones, who plays the young lady to whom Montero has been lying for twenty years -- she is the true daughter of Zorro. Zeta-Jones is luminous and spunky in the role, and holds up well against the pros. Wilson is terrific, giving the villain a little bit of depth, while Letscher has fun giving his villain no positive attributes whatsoever.
As a period piece, the film feels sloppy. While Hopkins and Wilson are both good, neither of them manage a Spanish accent, and therefore the film never sounds authentic (even Banderas seems to be covering up his natural inflection). The dialogue is adequate, and while it never reeks of anachronisms, there isn't a single line of memorable dialogue in the film. When all is considered, The Mask of Zorro is just another summer blockbuster -- technically adequate but utterly methodical. It's nice to see a loud movie that isn't stupid, but this film just doesn't have much of a personality.
**1/2 out of **** (6/10, C+)
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=160 White=179
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This position demonstrates the resilience of an anchor.
White’s position is no bargain but he is in the game until the end, no matter what, and that gives him a borderline take of Red’s mandatory double. If you didn’t double this highly volatile position then you have some serious studying to do!
Passing is not an error and you may need to factor in the relative strengths of the players when making your take/pass decision.
Note that if this position occurred at 0-0 to 5 in a match then White should drop. Losing a gammon and letting your opponent get to Crawford is just too risky.
White’s position is no bargain but he is in the game until the end, no matter what, and that gives him a borderline take of Red’s mandatory double. If you didn’t double this highly volatile position then you have some serious studying to do!
Passing is not an error and you may need to factor in the relative strengths of the players when making your take/pass decision.
Note that if this position occurred at 0-0 to 5 in a match then White should drop. Losing a gammon and letting your opponent get to Crawford is just too risky.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.610 0.683 0.280 0.032 - 0.317 0.064 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, pass +1.000 2. Double, take +1.005 (+0.005) 3. No double +0.879 (-0.121) Proper cube action: Double, pass


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USING LOOP CONSTRUCTS
problem # 5.5
problem # 5.5
This example code uses an enhanced for loop (at line 5).
Enhanced for loops include a variable (as part of the loop definition),
that identifies/tags each member
as it iterates through the loop target.
Unfortunately, the enhanced for loop in this example uses the incorrect syntax
to declare the loop variable (at line 4), and as a result, attempting to execute this code
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The correct way to write an enhanced
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The objective or motive behind this collection of pages is to allow file sharing between computer systems in a
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To the normal custom of hosting a file for download by the server, this application creates a way for the connected
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This is an extension of the usual file sharing application to create and edit directories and upload and share files
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The directory listings of project folders are allowed so as to facilitate the local access and run of respective contents.
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This version comes with some php pages which can access, create and delete files within the folder FileServer/ and from
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In Linux systems (particularly), the newly uploaded files, using the provided interface, cannot access, delete or create new files
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If it does, the known reason is that you are using a linux system and you haven't granted enough rights required
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