Header file containing various enumerations, structure definitions and function declarations for the ARM R5 Startup code. For internal use only. This file may have duplicated information from 'csl_arch'. This is done to avoid dependency of 'csl_init' on 'csl_arch.'. More...
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <csl_arm_r5.h>
#include <csl_arm_r5_mpu.h>
#include <interrupt.h>
#include <csl_vim.h>
Functions | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableAllCache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable instruction and data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableForceWrThru (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllIcache (void) |
| Invalidate all instruction caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllDcache (void) |
| Invalidate all data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllCache (void) |
| Invalidate all instruction and data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupGetCpuID (CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo *cpuInfo) |
| Get the cluster group and CPU ID for current R5 Core. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableICache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable instruction caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableDCache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupMpuEnable (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable the Memory Protection Unit (MPU) More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupMpuCfgRegion (uint32_t regionNum, uint32_t baseAddrRegVal, uint32_t sizeRegVal, uint32_t accessCtrlRegVal) |
| Configure an MPU region. More... | |
| uint32_t | CSL_armR5StartupReadMpidrReg (void) |
| Get the contents fo MPIDR register. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupFpuEnable (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable the Floating Point Unit (FPU) More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableVic (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable VIC. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableFiq (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable FIQ interrupt generation. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableIrq (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable IRQ interrupt generation. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5SetDLFOBit (void) |
| PDK-4356/PDK-4570 FIX - set to DLFO bit in ACTRL register of R5F. More... | |
Header file containing various enumerations, structure definitions and function declarations for the ARM R5 Startup code. For internal use only. This file may have duplicated information from 'csl_arch'. This is done to avoid dependency of 'csl_init' on 'csl_arch.'.
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| void CSL_armR5SetDLFOBit | ( | void | ) |
PDK-4356/PDK-4570 FIX - set to DLFO bit in ACTRL register of R5F.
This API uses assembly instruction to set DLFO bit in ACTRL register of R5F. This should be called from the Core reset callback.
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableAllCache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable instruction and data caches.
This function is used to enable or disable instruction and data caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=All caches are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableDCache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable data caches.
This function is used to enable or disable data caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=Data cache are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableForceWrThru | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions.
This function is used to enable or disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions.
| enable | [IN] 0=No forcing of WT, otherwise WT forced for WB regions |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheEnableICache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable instruction caches.
This function is used to enable or disable instruction caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=Instruction caches are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllCache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all instruction and data caches.
This function is used to invalidate all instruction and data caches.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllDcache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all data caches.
This function is used to invalidate all data caches.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5StartupCacheInvalidateAllIcache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all instruction caches.
This function is used to invalidate all instruction cache.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5StartupFpuEnable | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable the Floating Point Unit (FPU)
This function is used to enable or disable the FPU.
| enable | [IN] 0=FPU is disabled, otherwise FPU is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupGetCpuID | ( | CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo * | cpuInfo | ) |
Get the cluster group and CPU ID for current R5 Core.
| cpuInfo | Pointer to CPU info structure Refer struct CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo |
| void CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableFiq | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable FIQ interrupt generation.
This function is used to enable or disable FIQ interrupt generation.
| enable | [IN] 0=Interrupt generation is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableIrq | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable IRQ interrupt generation.
This function is used to enable or disable IRQ interrupt generation.
| enable | [IN] 0=Interrupt generation is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupIntrEnableVic | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable VIC.
This function is used to enable or disable the VIC.
| enable | [IN] 0=VIC is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5StartupMpuCfgRegion | ( | uint32_t | regionNum, |
| uint32_t | baseAddrRegVal, | ||
| uint32_t | sizeRegVal, | ||
| uint32_t | accessCtrlRegVal | ||
| ) |
Configure an MPU region.
Requirement: REQ_TAG(PRSDK-1663) Design: did_csl_core_mpu_configure
This function is used to configure an MPU region.
The value arguments provided to this function are directly written into the corresponding R5 system register. As a result, the values must be constructed per the expected register format.
See the "MPU memory region programming registers" section of the ARM Cortex R5 TRM for more information.
| regionNum | [IN] Region number |
| baseAddrRegVal | [IN] Value written to the MPU Region Base Address Register |
| sizeRegVal | [IN] Value written to the MPU Size and Enable Register |
| accessCtrlRegVal | [IN] Value written to the MPU Region Access Control Register |
| void CSL_armR5StartupMpuEnable | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable the Memory Protection Unit (MPU)
Requirement: REQ_TAG(PRSDK-1663) Design: did_csl_core_mpu_configure
This function is used to enable or disable the MPU.
| enable | [IN] 0=MPU is disabled, otherwise MPU is enabled |
| uint32_t CSL_armR5StartupReadMpidrReg | ( | void | ) |
Get the contents fo MPIDR register.
| None |


This article is one in a series of articles about three.js. The first article was about three.js fundamentals. If you haven't read that yet you might want to start there.
Before we go any further we need to talk about setting up your computer as a development environment. In particular, for security reasons, WebGL cannot use images from your hard drive directly. That means in order to do development you need to use a web server. Fortunately development web servers are super easy to setup and use.
First off if you'd like you can download this entire site from this link. Once downloaded double click the zip file to unpack the files.
Next download one of these simple web servers.
If you'd prefer a web server with a user interface there's Servez
Just point it at the folder where you unzipped the files, click "Start", then go to
in your browser http://localhost:8080/
or if you'd
like to browse the samples go to http://localhost:8080/threejs
.
To stop serving click stop or quit Servez.
If you prefer the command line (I do), another way is to use node.js. Download it, install it, then open a command prompt / console / terminal window. If you're on Windows the installer will add a special "Node Command Prompt" so use that.
Then install the servez
by typing
npm -g install servez
If you're on OSX use
sudo npm -g install servez
Once you've done that type
servez path/to/folder/where/you/unzipped/files
Or if you're like me
cd path/to/folder/where/you/unzipped/files servez
It should print something like
Then in your browser go to http://localhost:8080/
.
If you don't specify a path then servez will serve the current folder.
If either of those options are not to your liking there are many other simple servers to choose from.
Now that you have a server setup we can move on to textures.


New Year Goals 4 Month Update
I can’t believe its already May, this is a 4 month update. Overall, things have been going really well. Here’s a breakdown
1. Get Into a Great College
Get Straight A’s (A Range)
Third Trimester is almost over. My grades right now fulfill this goal but I need to finish out the year strong. I’m taking AP Computer Science on Tueday. Should go really well, but I need to watch out for gotchas. Additionally, finals are coming up during late May. I only have two, but they’re two{ // The tab key will cycle through the settings when first created // Visit http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/sftp/settings for help
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“host”: “sargas.dreamhost.com”, “user”: “klinskyc”, “password”: “cavan1{
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} “, //"port”: “22”,
“remote_path”: “/example/path/”, //“file_permissions”: “664”, //“dir_permissions”: “775”,
//“extra_list_connections”: 0,
“connect_timeout”: 30, //“keepalive”: 120, //“ftp_passive_mode”: true, //“ftp_obey_passive_host”: false, //“ssh_key_file”: “~/.ssh/id_rsa”, //“sftp_flags”: [“-F”, “/path/to/ssh_config”],
//“preserve_modification_times”: false, //“remote_time_offset_in_hours”: 0, //“remote_encoding”: “utf-8”, //“remote_locale”: “C”, //“allow_config_upload”: false, } important ones.
 The March test went well and I’ve reached my composite score goal. I’m taking Math 2 (SAT 2) in June. It’s a pretty tough test but the curve partly makes up for it.
2. Get Really Fit
Finish out the Wrestling season with a positive record
This goal is now have a great record next season. In order to accomplish this, I’m lifting, running, and I’m going to go to wrestling camp.
Be Able to do 15 Pullups
No real direct progress, I’m not even sure how many I can do.
Be able to run a 10K/ Run a sub 24 minute 5k
I had a few weeks of consistent running and I was seeing progress. As things got more busy, running was one of the first activites to be cut. I’ll pick it back up in a few weeks.
Increase lifting numbers
I’ve been really consistent and I’m seeing great results. I bench pressed my bodyweight last week, accomplishing a goal I’ve had for years. Overall, everythings going up (although bench is having some issues, as expected). The weights getting high enough that I’m starting to not squat and deadlift every single day. Current numbers (all in lbs) on big 3 are
BP – 175 (x1)
DL – 260(x5)
Squat – 240(3x5)
3. Have someone pay to use a SAAS I built
Gevva (new name for butlr) has been going great. We presented at NY Tech Day and got an amazing response. I’m going to continue to build Gevva with my co-founders and a few interns.
4. Finish my reading list / Read 20 Books
I should be doing more here. I read two books in one day during spring break but that’s been it for reading (aside from english class.) I need to choose a fun book to go get myself in the groove again.
5. Start making music again
I haven’t really followed through with this. I may pick this up again during the summer.
6. Play a lot of Chess
I really want to play chess at passable level. I’m ok (for someone who doesen’t play) but I’d like to learn a few openings and get good at analyzing different situations. I’m playing on chess.com and losing a lot. I think 1200 Elo is a good target.
I’ve been busy and productive these past two months, definitely no zero days. However, I can always increase my productivity and organization.


CodeCar Beta Test
CodeCar is an application developed by me Daniel Awde and Pascale Nasr, where it gamify learning experience for kids and teach them logic thinking at small age.
We as computer and communication engineering students face at the many difficulties in learning new programming languages. since we are coping with this type of knowledge for the first time our mission today is to solve this problem from its roots. and the idea came to create an app that teaches this kind of logic to children moreover, a complementary product is a car that can be controlled by the user
Code car is a Free app will be available on google play store
Beta Test CodeCar Android CodeCar.
When user first install the application, he will sign in using Facebook account
It currently it supports 2 languages Java And our simplified custom language CodeCar.
Here we selected CodeCar
Each language Consist of 3 level Difficulty (Easy, Challenging and PRO)
The pro version will be paid level for experienced students and employees.
Each language consists of multiple lesson, whenever the user finishes a lesson it increases their level.
If the user want to change the Language at any time
And select Java
When the user opens up a lesson he will be able to move the car by writing lines of codes of these languages, this way he’ll learn coding while enjoy playing.
As you can see the app give Tips and tricks for each lesson.
There is also free play mode lesson where user can move the car using a joystick. Each time he moves the joystick it display the command use to move the car.
When the user finishes the lesson.
A little note here that this app work without the car if the user just wants to learn which is our main objective.
User profile which include his progress, friends and achievments
And if he ever wants to share his progress with his friends and family
The source of our Income will be generated from.
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Charging Premium service for higher level
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And Selling the car to those schools as its good way to teach students coding.
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Moreover since I’m a certified trainer I can make Workshops in schools and learning centres.
That’s all for now, if you have any comment please tell us below.
Tags: Android CodeCar


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BTC converts electricity to currency
Im talking that you would have a token which give you right to energy source
so you would trade the token, but if you cannot trade it somehow you can access the orig energy it posses / oil/cvoalr/wind power ....
recently I posted somewhere that energy decentralization is much more neede then money decentralization
nobody liked my post
cause little people understand anything
money is like share - it's just a legal paer that give you kind of ownership over sth
USD used to be backed by gold - s oyo ucould withdraw it 100 years ago
so I claim energy-backed money is the future
and if the energy source could be decentralized (=anybody can create energy, like solar or wind)
then you got also really decentralized money


QuizDatabaseHelper
class QuizDatabaseHelper
Undocumented
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
static func getQuiz(numberOfQuestions: Int, category: Category, difficulty: Difficulty, completionHandler: @escaping (_ quiz: Quiz?) -> Void)


SeqTools - Release Notes
Version 4.44.0
- Blixem
- Features can now be added to multiple different groups/filters.
- Belvu
- Fix a problem where column highlighting can get out of sync with the text.
Version 4.43.0
- Blixem
- Add an option to show the coverage view aligned in the detail section, as well as the overview section.
- Select clipboard features on start up, e.g. if you start blixem from selected features in zmap, then those features will be selected on start-up in blixem. You can then press 'g' or 'f' to group or filter those features.
- Improve group/filter functionality. Add shortcut keys to quickly group/filter/hide the selected features. See the new Group/Filter submenu on the right-click menu. Note that these keys work on the clipboard text so they can also be used to group/filter features that you have selected in zmap.
- Dotter
- Fix a bug where SFS files were not being loaded. Note that the colour scheme has changed and you now need to use X11 color names or hex values in the file (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X11_color_names)
- Fix a problem where breakline labels were overlapping or not completely displayed.
Version 4.42.1
- Remove calls to the to_string function to fix a compile error on FreeBSD.
Version 4.42.0
- Blixem
- Added a feedback box to show the read depth at the selected coord. Hover over this box to see the specific base support (i.e. the number of A/C/G/Ts).
Version 4.41.0
- Switch to c++0x standard.
Version 4.40.0
- Blixem
- Blixem can now accept a 'command' tag in a gff line for a region feature. The given command should return gff and will be run by blixem on the given region.
- Blixem now supports fetching sequence data over https.
Version 4.39.3
- Blixem
- Further improve the display of features in the detail view when they have transparent fill, making sure that they have a visible border.
Version 4.39.2
- Blixem
- Improve the display of features in the detail view when they have transparent fill.
Version 4.39.1
- Belvu
- Fix a bug in Belvu where the display was being initialised in command-line-only modes.
Version 4.39.0
- Dotter
- Fix intermittent instability problems.
Version 4.38.0
- Blixem
- There is now an optional setting to highlight "maybe-canonical" splice sites in Blixem. This can be used to help identify problems where the strand is incorrect in the input data - it highlights splice sites in a different colour if they would be canonical were they on the other strand.
- Fixed a bug with colinearity lines when an alignment's cigar string contains introns.
Version 4.37.0
- Blixem
- There are now separate feedback boxes for the selected sequence name coordinates. Hover over each box to see a tooltip describing its contents.
Version 4.36
- Minor under-the-hood changes
Version 4.35
- Blixem
- Bug fix in sorting features, RT 473624
- Compilation of the seqtools in parallel, RT 467905
Version 4.34.6
Belvu
- Fix bug with sorting by similarity/identity to first sequence (RT:473624)
Version 4.34.2
All
- Fix an error compiling with multiple threads (RT:467905)
Version 4.34
- Blixem
- Added functionality to shift-select a range of coordinates, and copy the reference/match sequence for that range.
- DNA search now highlights the resultant range of coordinates.
- Added a splitter bar to allow the variations track to be resized.
- Dotter
- Fix a crash pressing Esc on an undocked alignment or greyramp tool.
- All
- Code reorganisation: the codebase is now in C++ rather than C, and a new module 'gbtools' has been created for generic utility functions.
Version 4.33
- Blixem/Dotter
- Multi-dotter support; may now start multiple dotters from blixem
- The organism abbreviation is now 4 characters, rather than 2, to help avoid duplicates. (RT:456864)
Version 4.32
- Blixem
- Previously-unsupported GFF feature types can now be displayed as a new 'basic feature' type.
- Styles are now applied to the detail view as well as the big picture, so feature display is more consistent across the two views.
- Fix a bug where styles were not being applied to dynamically-loaded features.
- Dotter
- Added a 'maximise' button for the greyramp tool.
- Small fixes to inconsistencies in context-sensitive menus and keyboard shortcuts.
Version 4.31
- All
- Fix configure error on Cygwin on Windows 7.
- Make dependency on sqlite optional.
Version 4.30
- Blixem
- Fix potential crash with internal processing
- Fix two bugs in data input
- Dotter
- Belvu
Version 4.29
- Blixem
- Added the facility to run Dotter on an ad-hoc sequence (RT:408836).
- Added the facility to run Dotter against a transcript.
- Dotter
- Minimise the greyramp tool to a simple contrast slider. Use Ctrl-G to toggle between this and the full greyramp tool.
- Belvu
- Fix a bug with tree bootstrapping in Belvu.
Version 4.28
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug where Blixem would crash if you drag-and-droped a pseudogene into it from ZMap. (RT:407536)
- Store original as well as upper-cased feature names to solve a lookup problem when fetching sequence data (RT:408965)
- Dotter
- Fixed a bug in Dotter where one of the coord labels on the alignment tool is not centred after resizing the window.
Version 4.27
- Blixem
- You can now drag and drop features into Blixem. The dragged data must be text in GFF3 format (RT234245).
- Dotter auto-coords now uses the big picture range to make it more consistent (RT131802).
- Dotter
- Dotter's windows are now dockable. You can toggle docKing with Ctrl-K, and toggle the Alignment and Greyramp tool visibility with Ctrl-A and Ctrl-G respectively (RT398273).
- Splice sites are now highlighted in the alignment tool for known HSPs (RT335980).
- Fix a crash with showing HSPs.
Version 4.26
- Blixem
- Add lines to show colinearity between alignment blocks.
Version 4.25
- Blixem
- Add support for fetching sequence data from SQLite databases.
Version 4.24
- Blixem
- Add support for a "cigar_bam" attribute in GFF, which contains a BAM-style cigar string.
Version 4.23
- Blixem
- Minor change to use the GFF Gap string in preference to the new cigar_bam attribute (which isn't fully implemented yet)
Version 4.22
- Blixem
- Add new config options for linking and squashing features
- Add a Clear button to the Find dialog
- Work-in-progress to add support for a cigar_bam attribute in the GFF
- Dotter
- Make sure dotter doesn't try to use X if it's not required
Version 4.21
- Blixem
- Splice-site highlighting is enabled by default
- Improved support for small screens
- New colour scheme (RT329278)
- Dotter
- Add command-line arguments to specify sequence types (so Dotter does not have to guess)
Version 4.20
- All
- Minor internal robustness improvements
Version 4.19
- All
- Usage/version/help info are now printed to stdout, with successful exit code
Version 4.18
- Blixem
- Add option to abbreviate window title prefixes
- Improve coverage view scale and labelling
Version 4.17
- Blixem
- Copy match/reference sequence to the clipboard from the right-click menu
- Allow loading of non-native file formats using fetch methods
- Dotter
- Fix crash on long slices
- Fix intermittent label rendering on long slices
Version 4.16
- All
- Fixed a bug where the link in the About dialog did not work.
- Include the following font in the preferences list when searching for a fixed-width font: DejaVu Sans Mono
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug where Blixem was passing incorrect values in the %s and %e substitution variables for fetch method arguments (RT286051).
- Dotter
- Fixed a bug where the sequence labels in the Alignment tool were truncated.
- Removed deprecated drawing functions from Dotter (might address RT281848: intermittent problems with drawing axis labels).
Version 4.15
- Blixem
- Fix a bug where blixem column label text overlaps
- Fix a bug where the source column is sometimes blank
- Make sure all stdout messages are flushed
- Improved error handling: check executables are in the path before trying to call them
Version 4.14
- Blixem
- Sequence-fetching has been generalised so that it can now be used by users outside the Sanger. Data sources can be specified in the config file.
- The config file can now be used to specify whether features with the same name should be linked under the same parent.
- Fix an error that can occur when opening the help page in Firefox.
- Belvu
- Added keyboard shortcuts for Make-non-redundant (Ctrl-R) and Remove-partial-sequences (Ctrl-T)
Version 4.13.2
- Blixem
- Fixed a compilation error on Ubuntu 12.04.
Version 4.13.1
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug where features were not being linked under the same parent correctly.
Version 4.13
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug where the --squash-matches argument was being overridden by the config file.
- Dotter
- You can now select and copy sequence from the alignment tool using the mouse.
- Fixed a bug where the coordinates in the alignment tool were wrong if you set the display length to an even number.
- Fixed an issue where the greyramp tool had the wrong context menu.
- Fixed some bugs with printing: the alignment tool labels were not printed correctly; Ctrl-P on the alignment tool printed the wrong window; the background colour was not white in the print; the background colour in the alignment tool was getting messed up after a print operation.
Version 4.12
- Blixem
- Performance improvements when reading in large GFF files.
- Short reads are now counted as duplicates in the 'squashed' view even if they are from different sources.
- The detail-view now scrolls the selected match into view when you jump to the next/previous match. This also now works when matches are squashed.
- Fixed some bugs with handling of short read data that was causing some reads to appear misaligned.
- Fixed a bug where the sort order was incorrect for short reads.
- Fixed a bug in protein mode where the variations track would flicker, and you were unable to select features in the variations track.
- Removed duplicate sequence data from the sample GFF files.
Version 4.10.1
- Blixem
- Added examples directory
- Improvements to test scripts
- Fixed incorrect return value from Blixem's main function
Version 4.10
- Blixem
- Display settings are now saved on exit.
- Dotter
- Fixed a bug where exons were not always being displayed.
- Fixed a bug where Dotter would fail when comparing a very long horizontal sequence to a short vertical sequence (RT:242777).
- Fixed an issue where you could not scroll to the very edge of the plot (RT:251308).
- Belvu
- Fixed a crash when running in non-graphical mode.
Version 4.9
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug from version 4.7 where blixem would crash if no config file was given.
- Fixed a bug in Blixem where Dotter would fail to start after opening the Blixem help page.
- General
Version 4.8.1
- Blixem
- Fixed a buffer overrun bug introduced in version 4.7.
Version 4.8
- Blixem
- Improvements to installation scripts.
- Updated user manuals for changes since version 4.2.
- Fixed an issue where Blixem would fail to start if a config file was given but did not contain pfetch groups.
Version 4.7
- Blixem
- Overlapping items in the variations track are now drawn on separate lines rather than being drawn over the top of each other.
- Split codons are now highlighted in exons in the detail view.
- Improvements to navigation in the big picture: double-clicking/dragging now scrolls the selected range (like middle-clicking/dragging); left-clicking on the highlight box and dragging allows it to be moved; the cursor now changes when dragging the highlight box; and the horizontal mouse wheel now works when over the transcript view.
- If you change column visibility or sizes, these settings are now remembered when you close and re-open Blixem. You can revert to the default column visibility and sizes using the 'Reset to defaults' button on the Settings dialog.
- Dotter
- Fixed an issue with printing where only the visible part of the scrolled window was printed.
- Added the ability to export plots to PDF. In batch mode, either the dot-matrix or the PDF, or both, can be saved.
Version 4.6
- Blixem
- Made the main window title more informative.
- Exons can now be selected by clicking in the big picture, and are sorted in the same order as the detail view.
- Dotter
- The transcript sections can now be bumped.
- The area near the border where alignments cannot be calculated (due to the sliding window calculation) is now shaded in red.
Version 4.5
- Blixem
- Blixem now highlights regions in the reference sequence that are gaps (RT:225707)
- Blixem now handles gap characters in the reference sequence (RT:226652)
- Fixed a bug where multiple UTRs in the same exon are not displayed (RT:225220)
- Belvu
- Fixed a bug with the last column not being fully shown.
- Fixed a bug with columns not being resized correctly after deleting sequences.
- Made sure all terminal messages are terminated with a line break.
- Added
BELVU_STATUSBAR_SIZE
environment variable to allow the statusbar to have a different font size to the main window. (Set this to zero to hide the statusbar.)
- Fixed an issue where the fetch and annotations windows were not using the font size specified by
BELVU_FONT_SIZE
.
- Fixed a bug where the wrong colour scheme was selected in the menu when loading a residue colour scheme on start-up.
- Improved the size of the fetch window.
- Fixed a performance issue when reading in files with many annotation lines.
Version 4.4.1
- Belvu
- Fixed a potential crash when opening the tree window if the user scrolls the mouse-wheel at the same time.
- Fixed an issue where user could not re-select the sort-by-similarity/id option after changing the selection.
- Added a fix to make sure tree cannot get so large that it causes a crash.
- Fixed a bug with sorting by similarity on start up when the first line is a markup line.
Version 4.4
- Blixem
- There is a new --zoom-range argument, which allows the caller to specify the initial big picture range.
- Reference sequence coordinates can now be specified in the FASTA definition line in the sequence file; the line format must be:
>name start end
- Fixed a bug where introns that are partially out of range were not being shown.
- Fixed a bug where short reads were incorrectly being squashed onto the same line in 'squash matches' mode when their sources are different.
- Fixed a bug where the initial exon view height was sometimes being calculated incorrectly.
- Fixed a bug where starting Dotter fails if the fetch command returns a string such as "no match".
- Belvu
- Added Belvu to the SeqTools package.
- The functionality to left-click a menu to get a default action has been removed; left- or right-clicking a menu will now always show the drop-down menu. The default left-click actions have been moved to a toolbar adjacent to the menu; hover over the toolbar icons for tooltips.
- There is a new status bar at the bottom of the window; look out for feedback and helpful hints here.
- The color menu now only contains the color schemes; the other settings from this menu have been moved to the new Settings menu.
- You can quickly toggle between color-by-residue and color-by-conservation modes using the keyboard shortcut 't'.
- The 'toggle last palette' menu option has been removed because its original purpose (of being able to switch back to a custom color scheme) was not clear. There is now a 'custom' entry in the color scheme sub-menu that you can use for this purpose. (Note that this only applies to color-by-residue mode.)
- There are some new keyboard shortcuts - see the quick start guide for details.
- You can now control the text size of the alignments using the zoom buttons on the toolbar. You can change the text size of the menus using the
BELVU_FONT_SIZE
environment variable (e.g. setenv BELVU_FONT_SIZE 14
). NB To change the font size for all GTK applications, use the ~/.gtkrc-2.0
file instead (e.g. gtk-font-name="sans serif 14"
).
- You can now search for an alignment by name using the Find button on the toolbar (or the Ctrl-F shortcut key).
- You can "tear off" drop-down menus using the dotted line at the top.
- You now get a different cursor when you are in the remove-many-sequences mode, rather than a dialog box that you must close to exit the mode; you can now exit this mode by deselecting the option in the toolbar or menu; by pressing the 'Esc' key; or by left-clicking anywhere in the alignment window.
- When you edit the alignment, the tree becomes invalidated and must be recalculated using the 'Recalculate tree' option on the File menu or right-click menu.
- If you change a tree by clicking a branch to swap nodes/re-root the tree, then the current tree window will be updated (rather than creating a new tree window, as in the old Belvu). If the alignment is sorted by tree order, then it will be updated to reflect the new tree. To revert to the original tree, you can recalculate it using the 'Recalculate tree' option on the File menu or right-click menu.
Version 4.2
- Blixem
- Blixem now supports fetching of short-read data from BAM files.
- Blixem command-line arguments have changed.
Version 4.1.14
- Blixem
- Short reads: The 'short_read' feature type is now supported.
- Coverage: A new 'coverage view' has been added to show coverage depth - it can be enabled via the View dialog.
- Sorting: The sort-by drop-down box has been replaced with a Sort dialog, allowing sorting by multiple columns - open it with the Sort button on the toolbar. The 'invert sort order' option has been moved from the Settings dialog to the Sort dialog.
- Search by column: When grouping or finding sequences, you can now search on data in different columns, not just the Name column. See the Group and Find dialogs.
- Groups: You can now hide all sequences that are not in a group. See the Groups dialog.
- Dotter
- The 'short_read' feature type is now supported.
- The right-click menu has been shortened by placing the display options into a sub-menu.
Version 4.1.13
- Blixem
- Replaced the Help dialog with HTML help pages.
- Dotter
- Fixed some bugs with scrolling in the alignment tool.
- Replaced the Help dialog with HTML help pages.
Version 4.1.12
- Blixem
- You can now change the active reading frame by clicking in a list header (as well as in the list itself).
Version 4.1.11
- Blixem
- The 'Source' column is now enabled by default. It is also sortable and its contents are now shown in the feedback area.
- Column widths can now be specified in the Blixem config file (which is supplied via the
-c
command line argument).
- Dotter
- Fixed an issue where Dotter was overwriting the primary clipboard contents on startup.
Version 4.1.10
- Blixem
- Fixed a bug with populating optional data for protein variants.
Version 4.1.9
- Blixem
- Printing now scales to fit the page.
- Fixed a bug where splice sites were incorrectly being shown at termini.
- Dotter
- You can now print from Dotter.
- There is now an exon view for the vertical sequence.
- There are now separator lines between sequences when Dottering multiple sequences.
Version 4.1.6
- Dotter
- You can now copy coordinates from the alignment tool using the right-click menu.
- Re-added the exon view for the vertical sequence.
Version 4.1.5
- Blixem
- Close all Dotters: There is a new menu option to close all Dotters started from the current Blixem. Right-click in Blixem to see the menu.
- Dotter
- Dotter re-vamp: Dotter has been re-written to facilitate future improvements. Most of the changes so far are under-the-hood, but you will notice a few cosmetic differences and additional shortcuts.
- Menu bar: As well as the right-click menu, there is now a menu-bar at the top of the main Dotter window.
- CDS/UTR regions: Exons are now separated into CDS and UTR regions: CDS regions are coloured green and UTR red.
- Close all sub-Dotters: You can close all related Dotter windows using the Quit menu option or Ctrl-Q. This will close all sub-Dotters that were started under the same parent Dotter (by middle-dragging to zoom in to a region). To just close an individual Dotter window, click on the x in the corner of the window or use your system shortcut for closing a window (e.g. Ctrl-W, or Cmd-W on Macs). Note that the alignment tool and greyramp tool will be destroyed along with their parent - however, if the parent window is still open then these tools can be re-opened using the relevant menu options or keyboard shortcuts.
- Close all Dotters from Blixem: All Dotter windows spawned from a Blixem will be closed when that Blixem is closed.
- Navigation keys: You no longer need to hold Shift when moving diagonally along an alignment using the keys ',.[]'. You can hold down Shift to move a single nucleotide at a time along a protein sequence, rather than moving a whole amino-acid.
- Keyboard shortcuts: The following keyboard shortcuts have been added to show the Alignment tool, main Dotter window or Greyramp tool, respectively: Ctrl-A, Ctrl-D and Ctrl-G.
- Settings dialog: The Parameter Control dialog box has been replaced by a more intuitive Settings dialog. From here you can change the zoom or edit the display range.
Version 4.1.4
- Blixem
- Variations: SNPs, insertions, deletions etc. can be highlighted in the reference sequence, and shown in a 'variations track' above the reference sequence. See the Settings dialog or double-click the reference sequence to show/hide the variations track. Double-click a variation to open its URL. This is an experimental feature and the display is quite crude - please give us feedback on how you would like variations to be displayed, particularly where they overlap.
- PolyA tails: PolyA tails can be shown and polyA signals highlighted in the reference sequence. See the Settings dialog.
- CDS/UTR regions: Exons are now separated into CDS and UTR regions: CDS regions are coloured green and UTR red. Don't forget, you can quickly bump/un-bump the exon view by pressing 'b'.
- Moused-over item feedback: There is now an additional feedback area on the toolbar that shows information about the currently moused-over item.
- Status bar: There is now a status bar at the bottom of the window, which shows non-critical messages and warnings.
- Grid scale: The grid scale now has a finer level of granularity; you can set %ID per cell to as low as 0.1 (see the Settings dialog).
- Dotter
- New Dotter: Dotter has had a re-vamp - check the Dotter Help page for more info.


Peer programming by Andres and Kajal
- What is Peer Programming?
- What is a Navigator?
- What is a Driver?
What is Peer Programming.
Working together with another programmer on a same project to get the best result.
What is a Navigator.
Navigator guides the driver's code. It makes sure that driver follows the rules.
What is a Driver.
Driver is basically the builder in a project that can be in any proramming language.
Reflection
For us working together was a fun and light experience. Since it was our first pairing session I felt a little disoriented and having an instructor kind of watching over us also affected me, but Kajal and I worked through it. We tried to communicate our ideas with one another and were happy in the end with the structure and design of our page. Overall we worked well as partners.


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mxGraph is a JavaScript diagramming library that enables interactive graph and charting applications to be quickly created that run natively in any major browser that is supported by its vendor.
This documentation is designed for people familiar with JavaScript programming and object-oriented programming concepts. There are many JavaScript tutorials available on the Web.
There is an mxgraph tag on Stack Overflow that we try to keep answered. Please ensure your questions adhere to the SO guidelines, otherwise it will be closed.
mxGraph is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
The JavaScript client requires Google Chrome 30 and later, Firefox 31 and later, Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.0 and later, Microsoft Edge 20 and later, Safari 6.2 and later, Opera 20 and later, the default Android browser in Android version 5.0 and later, or the default iOS browser in iOS 8.0 and later.
The servers require Java 6.0 or later or .NET 3.5 or later. Using PHP 5.0 is informally supported. The I/O module for PHP requires libxml. The PHP examples do not support image export.
For information on new releases, please see the mxGraph Changelog.
There is also a very low volume mailing list that only emails in the event of a critical issue affecting mxGraph.


Fabric8 is a program package for analysis, plot, and statistical evaluation of structural data . It has been developed by:
Although the program has been running for a long time without errors, we cannot exclude that an error might occur in a certain unexpected combination of data. If this is the case, we shall send you a corrected version free of charge. We are also thankful for suggestions for improvement.
The program set consists of the executable program FABRIC8.exe and it's Dll-codes, and the files LICENCE, DEUTSCH ENGLISH, HILFDEUT, and HELPENGL.
The file FABRIC.ini saves all the settings from the last use of Fabric8. The file TESTCONFIG, is used to check whether the lines of Fabric8 are complete and the spelling is correct.
On the start page the menu language
offers the choice between German and English. Clicking on manual opens the explanations. With the
button
'Start' you reach the list of applications.
Attention: If you installed Fabric8
on a system with read only restriction, you have to install the folder
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Story: ≠kasin shoots a hyena
≠kasin shoots a hyena
Title
≠kasin shoots a hyena
Collection
Summary
≠kasin follows his dogs to a hyena's hole. The dogs pull the hyena out and ≠kasin shoots it. He sees a snake under a rock and runs home, where the people accuse him of being angry like the snake and disagreeable at home.
Comments
1) p.3468v: the Dutch name for the snake is swart slang, 2) p.3470v: the family told ≠kasin that he had now met a snake as angry and disagreeable as himself, 3) This story is found in Book IV-1
Contributors
Date
7 November 1873
Categories
Keywords
≠kasin (his behaviour) , ≠kasin (his personal history) , ≠kasin (Klaas Katkop) , ≠kasin (and snake) , ≠kasin (is like snake) , ≠kasin (shoots a hyena) , ≠kasin (hunts with dogs and a gun) , snake (is angry) , snake (is like ≠kasin) , snake (and ≠kasin) , hyena (and ≠kasin) , hyena (≠kasin shoots) , personal history (≠kasin's) , personal history (≠kasin shoots a hyena) , hunting (≠kasin shoots a hyena) , hunting (with dogs and a gun) , gun (≠kasin hunts with) , dog (≠kasin hunts with)
Story Pages
3465-3471


Teen assaulted in Kidderminster
A 16-year-old girl was assaulted in an underpass in Kidderminster.
by Jordan ReynoldsThe incident happened at about 12.20pm on October 14 in the underpass at the bottom of Comberton Hill.
Police are asking members of the community to help identify the girl pictured who may be able to help with inquiries.
She is described as white, around 20-years-old, slim build with dark hair in a ponytail and was wearing pink jogging bottoms with a jacket.
PC Angeline Stanley from West Mercia Police said: “We are appealing for witnesses that were in the area that may have seen the incident take place that could help with our enquiries.
"We are also appealing for anyone who thinks they may recognise the girl in the CCTV image as we believe she may have information that could help with our investigation.”
If you have any information, call West Mercia Police on 101, quoting incident 22/96817/19.
Alternatively, information can be given to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their website.


The code required to allow VCL to read obj.status, which had accidentally been left out, has now been added.
Varnish will now always include a Connection: header in its reply to the client, to avoid possible misunderstandings.
A bug that triggered an assertion failure when generating synthetic error documents has been corrected.
A new VCL function, purge_url, provides the same functionality as the url.purge management command.
Previously, Varnish assumed that the response body should be sent only if the request method was GET. This was a problem for custom request methods (such as PURGE), so the logic has been changed to always send the response body except in the specific case of a HEAD request.
Changes to run-time parameters are now correctly propagated to the child process.
Due to the way run-time parameters are initialized at startup, varnishd previously required the nobody user and the nogroup group to exist even if a different user and group were specified on the command line. This has been corrected.
Under certain conditions, the VCL compiler would carry on after a syntax error instead of exiting after reporting the error. This has been corrected.
The manner in which the hash string is assembled has been modified to reduce memory usage and memory-to-memory copying.
Before calling vcl_miss, Varnish assembles a tentative request object for the backend request which will usually follow. This object would be leaked if vcl_miss returned anything else than fetch. This has been corrected.
The code necessary to handle an error return from vcl_fetch and vcl_deliver had inadvertantly been left out. This has been corrected.
Varnish no longer prints a spurious "child died" message (the result of reaping the compiler process) after compiling a new VCL configuration.
Under some circumstances, due to an error in the workspace management code, Varnish would lose the "tail" of a request, i.e. the part of the request that has been received from the client but not yet processed. The most obvious symptom of this was that POST requests would work with some browsers but not others, depending on details of the browser's HTTP implementation. This has been corrected.
On some platforms, due to incorrect assumptions in the CLI code, the management process would crash while processing commands received over the management port. This has been corrected.
The top-level Makefile will now honor $DESTDIR when creating the state directory.
The Debian and RedHat packages are now split into three (main / lib / devel) as is customary.
A number of compile-time and run-time portability issues have been addressed.
The autogen.sh script had workarounds for problems with the GNU autotools on FreeBSD; these are no longer needed and have been removed.
The libcompat library has been renamed to libvarnishcompat and is now dynamic rather than static. This simplifies the build process and resolves an issue with the Mac OS X linker.


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v0.9.0 - November 9, 2014
- Changed prescribed URLs to use https://cdn.rawgit.com, supporting HTTPS. (#27)
- Support multiple markdown files in
Flatdoc.file
. (#15, #45, @gjong)
- Fix readme example to be workable. (#7)
- Deprecate
src/
, making PR’s a bit easier to manage.
- Fix navbar offset with images. (#31, #44, @UziTech)
v0.8.7 - unreleased
- Publish to Bower.
- Fix issue where linking to a location hash doesn’t scroll the document down. (#21, #35, @malthe)
v0.8.6 - June 24, 2014
- Hotfix: fix JS syntax highlighting. (#37)
- Internal: add more unit tests.
v0.8.5 - June 24, 2014
Please use v0.8.6 instead.
- Fix a minor issue where navigation would break. (#36, @malthe)
- Add support for external highlighters. (#37, @malthe)
- theme-white: Remove the jQuery.fillsize plugin.
- theme-white: Simplify the JS file.
v0.8.4 - June 22, 2014
- Use
jQuery.fn.addBack()
instead of andSelf()
. (#24, @jonschlinkert)
- Fix JS error in older versions of IE. (#30, @vijayakumarrg)
- Fix sticky sidebar glitches when resizing. (#14, @grmlin)
v0.8.3 - June 21, 2014
- Fix issue with
h3
headings following h1
s. (#34, @malthe)
- Fix issues with multiple headings that have the same text. (#33, #32, @malthe)
- Fix issue with HTTPS errors concerning Google Fonts. (#27, #29)
v0.8.2 - June 16, 2014
- Fix HTML keyword highlighting when tags don’t have attributes. (#28, @oderwat)
- Fix
slugify()
raising an error when the given text is not a string.
v0.8.1 - April 25, 2014
- Add support for tables. (#22, #5, @huangyq23)
- Add bitbucket support. (#16, @palday)
v0.8.0
Initial release.


While some people like to bring their entire wardrobe to college and some bring enough to last a week, there are a few things you can do/learn in preparation for moving into college. And just remember, it is okay if you forget a few things. You can always get that item when you are home for fall or winter break, or even have someone from home mail it to you. In order to avoid these instances, however, here are 6 ways to concoct a perfectly functional college wardrobe:
Build a foundation
For starters, you will wear a lot less than you think. If you consistently do your laundry every week or so, you will be able to wear your favorite and most worn items without running out of clothing. It is smart to look in your closet and pick out what you wear most on both warmer and colder days. From there, pick out what you would wear if your favorite items were dirty. This is a great start to building a foundational wardrobe for college.
 First, make sure that you can fit whatever you may be packing somewhere in your dorm room. You may want to fold and place your clothing in a larger storage bin, so you can easily unpack and slide the bin underneath your bed.
Another great and popular way to pack your clothes is in Ikea bags. The famous blue storage bags hold a large amount of clothing without breaking. An upside to these bags is that you can use them when visiting home for a weekend or a friend at another university.
Separate by season
Because the fall semester is mainly during the warmer seasons, you won’t need to bring all of your winter essentials. Of course, bring a few hoodies, a few pairs of pants (both sweats and jeans) and a warmer jacket. You can, however, leave your winter coat and hats at home to bring back after fall break. This will leave room for other items in the car and some room for new clothes in your closet (who doesn’t love a little back-to-school shopping).
College spirit clothes
Whether you have a few t-shirts in your closet already or plan to head to the bookstore after moving in, it’s always a great idea to have some pride clothes at hand. Everyone loves to show their love for their school on game days, and for OU, you’ll want to have some green and white for the annual homecoming weekend.
Many websites and Instagram accounts make custom college spirit wear, too. This way, you won’t be showing up to the event in the same shirt as someone else and you’ll have a unique outfit. A few popular websites include Etsy, Hype and Vice and Fresh Prints.
Formal occasions
Whether you want to join an organization on-campus or not, it’s not a bad idea to have a few formal outfits, just in case you may end up needing to dress up. If you plan to rush Greek life, having a few dresses or a suit and more formal outfits will save you time when figuring out what to wear during rush week and for your first date party.
It is also key to have professional clothing if you plan to rush a professional organization. There are plenty of opportunities at OU, and you will impress your peers by showing up in business casual/professional attire.
 All other shoes are optional, depending on your style and if you like to switch up your shoe game. Other than that, the bare minimum is what you are going to be wearing for the most part.


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Synergy 3.2.1b and 3.5a7 now out
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Full details here:
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Just fired up the latest v3.2.1b and all is well. This whole thing has been very timely as I am finally bringing my CD collection to an ALAC archive. Thanks for the great work.
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The packages above give a good indication of what is included in a basic one time website package. The final price depends on the websites needs and total development costs. You can get a personal quote here.


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Class LeanTouchInfoMessage
Message that contains Lean.Touch.LeanTouch's static information.
Inheritance
System.Object
UnityEngine.Networking.MessageBase
LeanTouchInfoMessage
Inherited Members
UnityEngine.Networking.MessageBase.Deserialize(UnityEngine.Networking.NetworkReader)
UnityEngine.Networking.MessageBase.Serialize(UnityEngine.Networking.NetworkWriter)
Namespace: DevicesSyncUnity.Examples.Messages
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Syntax
public class LeanTouchInfoMessage : DevicesSyncMessage
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceCurrentGuiLayersValue
Value of CurrentGuiLayers.
Declaration
public int CurrentGuiLayersValue
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
CurrentReferenceDpi
Copy of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.CurrentReferenceDpi.
Declaration
public int CurrentReferenceDpi
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
CurrentSwipeThreshold
Copy of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.CurrentSwipeThreshold.
Declaration
public float CurrentSwipeThreshold
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
CurrentTapThreshold
Copy of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.CurrentTapThreshold.
Declaration
public float CurrentTapThreshold
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
ScalingFactor
Copy of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.ScalingFactor.
Declaration
public float ScalingFactor
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
senderConnectionId
See SenderConnectionId.
Declaration
public int senderConnectionId
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCurrentGuiLayers
Copy of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.CurrentGuiLayers.
Declaration
public LayerMask CurrentGuiLayers { get; protected set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| UnityEngine.LayerMask |
MessageType
See MessageType.
Declaration
public override short MessageType { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int16 |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceSenderConnectionId
See SenderConnectionId.
Declaration
public override int SenderConnectionId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Overrides
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceRestore()
Sets properties from the public variables.
Declaration
public void Restore()
Update()
Updates the public variables with current instance of Lean.Touch.LeanTouch.
Declaration
public void Update()


Introduction to GitHub and Version Control
Phase 0: Week 1
May 7th 2015
What are the benefits of version control? Version control acts as a safety net for programmers when they are developing a software. Version control is a save point, or as known in computer games it is a check point for programmers. If a programmer makes a mistake, they can go back to where they last commit and they will be able to start their work from there. This creates a more effective work environment and makes it easier for programmers to code since they have a safety net that they can fall back to.
How does Git help you keep track of changes? Git helps you keep track of changes by constantly allowing developers to update and comment on the changes they made and later on they can merge. Why use GitHub to store your code? GitHub is one of the biggest platforms for coders to use for developing programs. It allows for multiple developers to work on the same project without interfering with one another. Through the use of commit, it creates check points for programmers to fall back to. It is a useful tool that should be used and I cannot wait to learn how to use GitHub better.


MAC East champ Miami (Ohio) edges winless Akron 20-17
by EndPlayOXFORD, Ohio (AP) - Jaylon Bester rushed for 128 yards and a touchdown and Miami (Ohio) withstood a stern challenge from winless Akron for a 20-17 victory on Wednesday night.
The RedHawks (7-4, 6-1) had already clinched the Mid-American Conference East Division berth to the MAC championship game but this victory assured an outright East title with their fifth straight win and fifth without a loss at home.
Miami had a 17-3 halftime lead over the Zips (0-11, 0-7) after a Sam Sloman 44-yard field goal and rushing touchdowns of 21 yards by Tyre Shelton and a 1-yard run by Bester.
The Zips closed within seven with a 64-yard pick-6 by John Lako before Sloman added another field goal just before the third quarter ended to make it 20-10. Kato Nelson passed 34 yards to Timothy Scippio as the Zips got within three early in the fourth quarter.
Miami's defense had five of their school-record 11 sacks on Akron's two final possessions to thwart the upset bid.


--- title: MemeFolder keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "A convenient wrapper around CLIP. Takes a folder of images and a query and returns a ranked list of image filenames." description: "A convenient wrapper around CLIP. Takes a folder of images and a query and returns a ranked list of image filenames." nb_path: "02_folder.ipynb" ---
The MemeFolder is a class that represents a folder of images, and allows you to search through them by text or by image. The semantic search is powered by OpenAI's CLIP model. The MemeFolder class provides methods for inference and for storing and retrieving embeddings.
For example, here's one made from the small set of memes in the local images
folder:
small = MemeFolder('/home/mage/Pictures/reactjpg/', use_treemap=True)
len(small.names)
You can predict text from a MemeFolder
's methods. For smaller datasets, the simpler method predict_from_text_trees
can be used.
cats = small.predict_from_text_dict('cat')
cats[:5]
Let's double check those images using a quick and dirty printi
.
def printi(images, n = 3, w = 200, start_index = 0):
for im in images[start_index:start_index + n]:
# print(f'{im}')
try:
display(Image(filename=im, width=w))
except Exception as e:
print(e)
# printi(image_names, 1)
printi(cats, 3, 150)
Weirdly, there's not many cat memes in the sample dataset. Let's try with man's other best friend:
dogs = small.predict_from_text_dict('dog')
printi(dogs)
assert len(dogs) == len(small)
That's better! Now, if your dataset is more than ~1000 images the predict_text_from_trees
method will work much faster. Right now the MemeFolder
generates a treemap by default. This will slow down the initiation of the folder, but massively speed up inference.
Generating the treemap may be a minor slowdown for smaller datasets. You can prevent it by passing use_treemap = False
when creating the MemeFolder
. For most purposes the treemap is better though.
small = MemeFolder('images')
doggos = small.predict_from_text_trees('dogs')
printi(doggos)
The really amazing thing about CLIP is that it does semantic search and text recognition at the same time. So not only can it recognize an image of a dog, it can also see a meme template with the word "dog" above it!
For a more dramatic example, let's search the dataset for "penis" (and hope dearly that there aren't any dick pics in here):
penii = small.predict_from_text_trees('penis')
printi(penii)
Though printi
only shows the top 3 by default, the MemeFolder returns all of the images in ranked order. This can be useful for, e.g., finding the least "penis" images:
not_penii = sorted(penii, reverse=True)
printi(not_penii)
Enlightening.
len(doggos)
len(dogs)
Cleaning up a dataset, delete later
def delete_images(imagelist):
for im in imagelist:
if Path(im).exists():
Path(im).unlink()
circles = MemeFolder('/home/mage/Hacking/datasets/circles-rgb-proc/')
blurs = circles.predict_from_text_trees('a blurry image')
printi(blurs, 10, 100)
delete_images(blurs[:12])


regioncode
is developed to conquer the difficulties to convert various region names and administration division codes of Chinese regions. In the current version, regioncode
enables seamlessly converting Chinese regions' formal names, common-used names, and geocodes between each other at the prefectural level from 1986 to 2019.
regioncode( data_input, year_from = 1999, year_to = 2015, convert_to = "code", incomplete_name = "none", zhixiashi = FALSE, to_dialect = "none", to_pinyin = FALSE, province = FALSE )
| data_input | A character vector for names or a six-digit integer vector for division codes to convert. |
|---|---|
| year_from | A integer to define the year of the input. The default value is 1999. |
| year_to | A integer to define the year to convert. The default value is 2015. |
| convert_to | A character indicating the converting methods. At the prefectural level, valid methods include converting between codes in different years, from codes to region names, from region names to division codes, from region names or division codes to sociopolitical area names, and between names in different years. The current version automatically detect the type of the input. Users only need to choose the output to be codes ( |
| incomplete_name | A character to specify if a short name of region is used. See the Details for more information. The default is "none". Other options are "from", "to", and "both". |
| zhixiashi | A logic string to indicate whether treating division codes and names of municipality directly under the central government (Only makes a difference for prefectural-level conversion). The default value is FALSE. |
| to_dialect | A character indicating the language transformation. At the prefectural level, valid transformation include |
| to_pinyin | A logic string to indicate whether the output is in pinyin spelling instead of Chinese characters. The default is FALSE. |
| province | A logic string to indicate the level of converting. The default is FALSE. |
The function returns a character or numeric vector depending on what method is specified.
In many national and regional data in China studies, the source applies incomplete names instead of the official, full name of a given region. A typical case is that "Xinjiang" is used much more often than "Xinjiang Weiwuer Zizhiqu" (the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region) for the name of the province. In other cases the "Shi" (City) is often omitted to refer to a prefectural city. regioncode
accounts this issue by offering the argument incomplete_name
. The argument has four options: "none", "from", "to", and "both".
"none": no short name will be used for either input or output;
"from": input data is short names instead of the full, official ones;
"to": output results will be short names;
"both": both input and output are using short names.
The argument makes a difference only when code
or name
are chose in convert_to
.
Users can use this argument together with name
to convert between names and incomplete names.
# library(regioncode) # regioncode(data_input = corruption$prefecture_id, # year_from = 2016, # year_to = 2017)


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