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November 09, 2002
Europeans to censor web
Wired | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
Seig Heil! "The Council of Europe has adopted a measure that would
criminalize Internet hate speech, including hyperlinks to pages that contain
offensive content. It also obliquely refers to the Holocaust, outlawing sites
that deny, minimize, approve or justify crimes against humanity, particularly
those that occurred during World War II." Note that the German state of
Nordrhein-Westfalen mandated in late 2001 that four hate sites be blocked,
one of which was Rotten.com (not a hate site at all.)
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Photo developer narcs out pot growers
Edinburgh News | Submitted by: Concerned
Contact sheet high:
"The raids were sparked off after a man handed in a roll of film to be
developed at Boots on October 31. It is understood the developing assistant
was checking the pictures for any errors in processing when he spotted what
he believed to be cannabis plants in the background of some of the pictures."
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Warlocks sue over Toys for Tots shakedown
ABC News | Submitted by: Honkey Kong
"The Warlocks Motorcycle Club has sued the city police Department for
allegedly keeping its members from participating in a motorcycle parade to
deliver toys to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia last Sunday."
They've been participating in it for fifteen years. Additionally they were
searched without probable cause.
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Judge on leave for smoking joint at Stones
Traverse City Record-Eagle | Submitted by: BlackAria'
"District Judge Thomas Gilbert has taken an indefinite voluntary leave
from his duties after he was spotted smoking marijuana at a Rolling Stones
concert at Ford Field in Detroit." Why is this a crime, much less a
reason to suspend employment?
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Pig slaughter to commence shortly
Newsday | Submitted by: Honkey Kong
"Officials last month began stretching "pig proof" fencing across the
60,645 acre island, the largest of the eight Channel Islands off the coast
of Southern California. Once the 4,000 pigs are trapped inside the fences,
they will be shot by contract hunters."
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But officer, he was worth 15 points
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"A Fort Lauderdale man grabbed the steering wheel of the car his girlfriend
was driving and struck a bicyclist because the rider was black, a Broward
Sheriff's Office spokeswoman said Thursday... Nesmith had no idea he was
targeted because he was black. Neither did deputies until Greer got back to
the police station and unleashed a string of racial slurs and equated black
people with "crack dealers," Sheriff's Office spokeswoman
Veda Coleman-Wright said."
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Receive a Royal assrape, collect $45,000
The Age | Submitted by: Honkey Kong
"In a rare show of public emotion, the Queen wept openly yesterday at a
remembrance service for war victims in Westminster Abbey as her golden
jubilee year descended even further into another annus horribilis...
Reports have centred on the existence of a cassette recording, which
Mr Burrell allegedly knew about, made by Diana with the alleged victim,
who claimed he was raped in 1989 at an unnamed royal palace by a servant
who remains close to Prince Charles."
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Inside the world of Saddam's family
The Scotsman | Submitted by: meatload
A former security guard at Baghdad racecourse recently claimed Uday [Hussein]
and his friends would gather at the clubhouse where, after consuming prodigious
amounts of whisky, they would force naked women to wear numbers and race around
the track. But it is Uday’s passion for public executions that is attracting
the international attention... Uday has again tightened his grip and managed
to usurp his father as the most feared man in Iraq."
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The Guantanamo prisoner photo fiasco
CBS News | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
Who posted these photos of suspected Taliban and al-Qaida prisoners,
wearing black hoods and kneeling strapped to the floor of a military
cargo plane? Whoever did it, the Pentagon wants to talk to you. The rest
of you can enjoy the lovely pictures, which reveal more about the
humanity levels of the U.S. military than any of us ever wanted to know.
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Interpol: Osama not dead yet
BBC | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden is alive and planning further high
profile terrorist attacks around the world, the head of Interpol has said.
Ronald Noble told the French newspaper Le Figaro: 'Osama Bin Laden is alive,
and on the ground the hunt for him goes on as it did on the very first day.
As long as I have no proof to the contrary, I will consider Bin Laden a
fugitive well and truly alive."
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Woman castrated dogs with rubberband
Kingston Whig-Standard | Submitted by: 242
"She used the device to tightly wrap elastic bands around the scrotums of two
small dogs, first Tonka, then Oliver, the latter of which led to charges when
neighbours reported it to the humane society. Court heard she did not ask about
the function of the device when she bought it and four rings at a local farm
supply store. It did not come with instructions."
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Behind the Japanese schoolgirl panty scene
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
We just can't get enough of this subject: "She stands behind a one way
mirror.  P10 and B7 are embossed on the
white badge in large, black letters. The letters refer to her undergarments,
P for panties, B for bra, and the numbers the price in 1,000 yen units to
buy what she has on offer. If a customer selects her, she'll go into a
separate room and remove her underwear so he can confirm he's getting what
he paid for. He can have some of her bodily wastes for a few thousand more
yen, too, if that's what he wants."
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Man crucified by Neighborhood Watch
Observer | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Harry McCartan, from Poleglass, remained in the Royal Victoria Hospital
last night awaiting surgery to remove two blocks of wood that were still
attached to his hands by nails. He had been so badly beaten his family could
only identify him by a tattoo on his arm. His condition was described as 'ill
but stable'. The 23 year old was attacked by a gang of men who subjected
him to a horrific beating before nailing both his hands to a wooden fence
in the loyalist Seymour Hill estate."
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French PM was a Trotsky infiltrator
Expatica | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Former French prime minister Lionel Jospin was a Trotskyist infiltrator
who maintained contacts with his revolutionary masters long after joining
the Socialist party, his former wife claimed... Dannenmuller, who knew Jospin
from 1964, confirmed the additional allegation that when the former prime
minister he joined the Socialist party in 1971 it was under instructions from
his OCI superiors, and that he remained in contact with them for years."
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Shoplifting nets man 50 years prison
The Age | Submitted by: Son of Benway
Three strikes and you're fucked:
"Never can there have been a greater shoplifting scandal in California than
the one that unfolded this week. I refer, of course, to the case of Leonardo
Andrade, who was jailed for 50 years for stealing $300-worth of videotapes
from two K-mart stores. Although he had never committed a violent offence,
he had two previous convictions for theft, so, under California's "three
strikes" law, he was sentenced to half-a-century in prison in 1995."
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Shoplifting results in death
The Olympian | Submitted by: P. Cannon
Our second shoplifting story for the day:
"A man is dead and two veteran Olympia police officers are on
administrative leave after a shoplifting arrest went awry Thursday
afternoon at Bayview Thriftway... The man, whom police tried to
subdue with a Taser, was found unconscious and not breathing after
being handcuffed and placed in a police vehicle."
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That doe was butch
AZ Central | Submitted by: wingnut
"Hunting in unfamiliar territory, Joe Kiefer was thrilled to bag a 250
pound mule deer with symmetrical antlers, each with five points and 18.5
inches wide. Then, when he went to butcher the animal, excitement gave
way to amazement. "There were no male parts down there. It looked like a
male at the head end, but the undercarriage was all female." Deer steer?
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Fear and loathing at NYC schools
New York Times | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"At Monroe Academy for Visual Arts and Design in the Bronx, students
who get to campus at 7:30 a.m. may not get inside until 10 a.m., said
Erin Dunlevy, a Spanish teacher, who questions the message that
students are getting. "Everything from the time you enter the building
is telling you that this is punishment, that education is like jail,"
Ms. Dunlevy said. "Why would they believe they are capable
of anything else?"
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Kids with flashing lights stop police chief
Toledo Blade | Submitted by: meatload
Memo to cop wannabes: When impersonating a police officer, never pull
over the real thing. Chief Mike Martin was driving home from work on
M-52 near Howell Highway just north of the city limits around 6:30 PM
when a 1997 black Dodge Intrepid following him flashed a set of strobe
lights. Mr. Martin, in full uniform, dutifully pulled over and got
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SpreadsheetViewDelegate
public protocol SpreadsheetViewDelegate: class
The SpreadsheetViewDelegate
protocol defines methods that allow you to manage the selection and
highlighting of cells in a spreadsheet view and to perform actions on those cells.
The methods of this protocol are all optional.
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spreadsheetView(_:shouldHighlightItemAt:)
Default implementationAsks the delegate if the cell should be highlighted during tracking.
Note
As touch events arrive, the spreadsheet view highlights cells in anticipation of the user selecting them. As it processes those touch events, the collection view calls this method to ask your delegate if a given cell should be highlighted. It calls this method only in response to user interactions and does not call it if you programmatically set the highlighting on a cell.If you do not implement this method, the default return value is
true
.Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, shouldHighlightItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> Bool
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is asking about the highlight change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell to be highlighted.
Return Value
true
if the item should be highlighted orfalse
if it should not. -
spreadsheetView(_:didHighlightItemAt:)
Default implementationTells the delegate that the cell at the specified index path was highlighted.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method only in response to user interactions and does not call it if you programmatically set the highlighting on a cell.
Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, didHighlightItemAt indexPath: IndexPath)
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is notifying you of the highlight change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell that was highlighted.
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spreadsheetView(_:didUnhighlightItemAt:)
Default implementationTells the delegate that the highlight was removed from the cell at the specified index path.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method only in response to user interactions and does not call it if you programmatically change the highlighting on a cell.
Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, didUnhighlightItemAt indexPath: IndexPath)
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is notifying you of the highlight change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell that had its highlight removed.
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spreadsheetView(_:shouldSelectItemAt:)
Default implementationAsks the delegate if the specified cell should be selected.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method when the user tries to select an item in the collection view. It does not call this method when you programmatically set the selection.If you do not implement this method, the default return value is
true
.Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, shouldSelectItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> Bool
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is asking whether the selection should change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell to be selected.
Return Value
true
if the item should be selected orfalse
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spreadsheetView(_:shouldDeselectItemAt:)
Default implementationAsks the delegate if the specified item should be deselected.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method when the user tries to deselect a cell in the spreadsheet view. It does not call this method when you programmatically deselect items.If you do not implement this method, the default return value is
true
.This method is called when the user taps on an already-selected item in multi-select mode
Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, shouldDeselectItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> Bool
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is asking whether the selection should change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell to be deselected.
Return Value
true
if the cell should be deselected orfalse
if it should not. -
spreadsheetView(_:didSelectItemAt:)
Default implementationTells the delegate that the cell at the specified index path was selected.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method when the user successfully selects a cell in the spreadsheet view. It does not call this method when you programmatically set the selection.
Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, didSelectItemAt indexPath: IndexPath)
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is notifying you of the selection change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell that was selected.
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spreadsheetView(_:didDeselectItemAt:)
Default implementationTells the delegate that the cell at the specified path was deselected.
Note
The spreadsheet view calls this method when the user successfully deselects an item in the spreadsheet view. It does not call this method when you programmatically deselect items.
Default Implementation
Declaration
Swift
func spreadsheetView(_ spreadsheetView: SpreadsheetView, didDeselectItemAt indexPath: IndexPath)
Parameters
spreadsheetView
The spreadsheet view object that is notifying you of the selection change.
indexPath
The index path of the cell that was deselected.


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October 30, 2003
Munchausen mom poisons baby with salt
pub.tv2.no | Submitted by: Tommy G
"A 28-year-old Norwegian woman who poisoned her own seven-month-old son with salt still has custody of the child. She says she just want to get on with her life. She was arrested with a bag of salt in her purse, and spilled her beans... The woman has explained that she did not wish to harm her child, but she put salt in the baby’s food in order to be able to be with him at the hospital."
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Sheriff's department received Columbine warning in 1997
CNN | Submitted by: Mynd
"Jefferson County's new sheriff wants investigators to interview a former deputy who apparently was told years before the Columbine High School massacre that the gunmen bragged about making pipe bombs and were looking for a 'ground zero.' A report discovered last week indicates then-deputy John Hicks was given information in 1997 about a Web site that included the boast and the 'ground zero' reference by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Sheriff Ted Mink, who took office in July, said Wednesday the investigation of the Web site apparently went no further... Mink said an anonymous tip in 1997 had led another deputy to the Web site, run by Harris. The deputy filled out a report and sent it, along with printouts from the Web site, to Hicks, who was in charge of computer-related crimes."
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Lott suggests we 'mow the whole place down' in Iraq
thehill.com | Submitted by: NeuroManson
"Senior Republicans have begun raising concerns about the administration's strategy in Iraq amid daily attacks on U.S. forces there... The number of attacks on U.S. forces has increased to about 30 a day in recent weeks, and a series of apparently coordinated attacks rocked Baghdad on Monday... 'Honestly, it's a little tougher than I thought it was going to be,' [Senator] Lott said. In a sign of frustration, he offered an unorthodox military solution: 'If we have to, we just mow the whole place down, see what happens. You're dealing with insane suicide bombers who are killing our people, and we need to be very aggressive in taking them out.'"
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STD test machine glitch affects 3,000
Wire Services | Submitted by: ringo
"About 3,000 people got the wrong results when they were tested for gonorrhea and chlamydia over an 18-month period, health officials say. Because of a faulty diagnostic machine in this southeastern British Columbia town, test results for the two sexually transmitted diseases were reversed... 'The machine was flipping the tests results,' Paine said. 'In other words, if you were a positive, you would have received a negative reading. If you were a negative, you would have received a positive reading.' About 3,000 people are believed to have been tested between Nov. 1, 2000, and May 24, 2002, and about 83 were told they were clean when they actually had one of the diseases... The rest of the 3,000 were told they were infected and were given treatment although they did not have the diseases."
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Motel denies use of pool to 'coloreds'
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"A north Florida motel is being investigated because management allegedly told a black man that 'coloreds' weren't allowed in the pool, state officials said Thursday... Dwayne Parker said he was denied access to the pool in July. Parker was in town for a family reunion, and according to Crist' s office, was told by an owner that 'coloreds aren't allowed in the pool.' ... In February 2001, a black lawmaker from Maryland said he was refused service in the front room of Perry Package, a bar in the same town, about 30 miles southeast of Tallahassee."
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Shoko Asahara facing life sentence
Japan Times | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The trial of Aum Shinrikyo leader Shoko Asahara effectively concludes when his lawyers present their closing arguments before the Tokyo District Court on Thursday and Friday. Asahara, whose real name is Chizuo Matsumoto, stands accused of masterminding the sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway system in March 1995 as well as a series of other heinous crimes, including a deadly gas attack a year earlier in Nagano Prefecture. Although it is widely expected that Asahara will be sentenced to death, those familiar with the cult are divided on how much influence he still has over Aum, which now calls itself Aleph."
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Diarrhea epidemic in Philippines
Manila Bulletin | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Five more children, one reportedly as young as eight months, were hospitalized after drinking contaminated water in various areas in Tondo, Manila, raising the figure of those downed by diarrhea and gastroenteritis to 247. The Manila Health Department has announced that the victims showed signs of diarrhea and gastro-enteritis although the Department of Health reports reveal that there might have been a cholera outbreak."
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Coroner throws decedent's brain in the trash
Boston Globe | Submitted by: dianalily
"Arthur Robert McLean, 38, died in his bed on Christmas Day in 2000 after a life plagued by depression... McLean's remains were sent to a funeral home and cremated. Several months later... a pathologist said her brother's brain was still at the office undergoing further testing. 'We didn't even know it was gone,' she said... eight months later, family members checked with the funeral home and learned the brain still had not been returned. At that point, Barbara Faherty of the district attorney's office, who served as the liaison, called the medical examiner and told the family it had been discarded... When she heard the news that the state had thrown away his brain, 'I started crying,' Damon said. 'I don't feel my brother's resting in peace now. I feel like I have a hole in my heart now, because my brother's not buried with his brain.'"
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FTC "do not call" list not a panacea
kirotv.com | Submitted by: Juan Motaim
"It's been about a month since the 'Do Not Call' registry went into effect. About 54 million of you signed up, hoping unwanted telemarketers would quit bugging you at home. Unfortunately, they're still calling. In fact, there have already been more than 37,000 complaints to the Federal Trade Commission since the Do Not Call registry went into effect on Oct. 1."
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Iowa pheasant hunters advised to avoid meth labs
iowadnr.com | Submitted by: gary h., monee, il.
"With Iowa's pheasant population at a 10-year high, the roughly 225,000 pheasant hunters heading to the farm fields and pasture areas Saturday should expect a banner hunt. Unfortunately, some hunters will also stumble across the remains of meth labs... Meth cooks spend the majority of the spring, summer and fall cooking the drug outdoors, in remote places in Iowa's countryside... 'Hunters would be well advised to not pick up or open a backpack or box or gas can laying out in the middle of nowhere. It was probably left there intentionally and probably has the remains of meth ingredients,' he said. 'Don't pick it up, don't go near it. This is bad stuff and can be regenerated simply by picking it up or even moving it.'"
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Pumpkin attack causes internal injuries
WCAU-TV 10 Philadelphia | Submitted by: sTabby
"The attacked happened Sunday afternoon when a 15-year-old boy and two friends were walking along North Old Mill Road. They told police that a car sped past them, and one of the vehicle's occupants threw a pumpkin out the window - hitting the boy.  But by Monday, he was vomiting and was taken to Kent General Hospital. Doctors found he had a ruptured liver and bruised lung."
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Man guilty of rape despite victim's recantation
WCAU-TV 10 Philadelphia | Submitted by: Cupcake
"A 21-year-old man was convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl who passed out at a party, even after the alleged victim testified that she had fabricated the allegations. A jury on Tuesday found Roman Lungin guilty of rape, sexual assault, corruption of minors and related charges... Lungin is accused of having sex with the teen, now 18, after she passed out on a futon at a September 2002 party at his parents' Lower Southampton home. Prosecutors said Lungin penetrated the victim with a candle, vodka bottle, light bulb and other objects. The woman recanted her story in August just as the trial was to begin... The woman, who awoke naked in Lungin's home the day after the party, said she was told by friends that she had been sexually assaulted and that the attack was videotaped."
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Five-legged dog slated to lose two
News and Observer | Submitted by: ShrinkyDink
"The dog, a female Maltese and terrier mix, is between 9 months and 1 year old... Popcorn has an extra, or supernumerary, leg on her left back side. It is about 80 percent complete, with a femur, a tibia and one toenail. The other leg is normal, but it has been pushed to the side by the extra bones... Because of the unusual bone structure, the veterinarians may end up removing both back left legs, leaving the five-legged dog with just three."
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Cat-eating Christian rejects sex-orgy rumors
Aftenposten | Submitted by: optional
"Espen Halvorsen, 20, one of the contestants in the current season of reality-TV series Robinson (Survivor) is finding public notoriety has its drawbacks after a scandal sheet accused him of taking part in a sex orgy. Halvorsen, a devout Christian, denies the latest media storm around him, newspaper VG reports. The scandal-oriented publication Weekend published the story of a wild party linked to participants in the TV3 series Robinson in their latest issue... Halvorsen had already received fallout from his participation on the reality series. After he killed, skinned and grilled a cat before sharing it with other Robinson participants Halvorsen received death threats from horrified, animal-loving viewers."
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Kid beaten for his Pepsi
St. Petersburg Times | Submitted by: aaronsmom
"Two teenagers were arrested on strong arm robbery charges Tuesday, accused of stealing a Pepsi. Lawrence Andrew Rodriguez, 17, admitted to striking the victim near 6911 Fox Hollow Drive, the Pasco Sheriff's Office reported. While the victim, whose age was not given in the report, lay on the ground unconscious, Joseph John Rera, 16, took a Pepsi from him, the report said." [Just another underreported casualty of the Cola Wars.]
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To support our primary business of building native mobile applications, we've written a lot of server code. And we've done this in a number of languages - Go, JavaScript, Erlang, C# and Java - all of which we've enjoyed for different reasons. As developers, we know that switching contexts is costly. Conduit's intent is to reduce that cost for our team of primarily mobile developers with a framework that feels more like iOS+Swift and Android+Kotlin.
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As iOS and Android developers, we've been spoiled by tightly integrated, consistent frameworks. Once you've learned how to use these frameworks, you can generally guess how their other features work. This boils down to employing design patterns and naming conventions consistently. Conduit strives for this same consistency.
A consistent interface means you don't have to read a lot of conceptual documentation or look on StackOverflow to use a feature of the framework. For example, types with the word 'Controller' in them all serve a similar purpose in Conduit. Instead of searching the entire API Reference for a type to use, a developer can filter their search to a subset of types with 'Controller' behavior. This is the same optimization behind traversing a search tree instead of a scanning a list, but for us humans.
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Feedback is one of the core pillars of the DBC experience. Learning how to interact and work with others is paramount to building software in a team environemnt, and DBC is focused on ensuring a smooth transition into that environment. Personally, I love both the pair programming and feedback experiences. When I program alone, I can easily get stuck or frustrated due to a mental roadblock. Pairing helps ensure a steady workflow with reciprocation of ideas and workflow control. It is immensely rewarding to build a program with another person and have it run smoothly without much refactoring needed. Conversely, a pair CAN impede progress without excellent communication and a humble attitude. Humility, in my mind is the key.
When giving or recieving, humility must at the forefront of every interaction. I have a tremendously bad habit of trying to reason my way out of feedback. "Oh, well, I was trying xyz and that's why I did it like that." I deflect criticism instantly. But if I remain humble and aware that this is a learning experience, I will grow. For example, I realized that some of my feedback was focsued on my experience when driving. I would start to leave the navigator when I thought I knew the direction of the code. I have to be patient and help drive the work flow through mindful action, not just action. Writing feedback is much the same. I have to remember that my pair will not grow if I do not reveal what I see as flaws. We are both teachers and students in the pairing relationship. For them to grow, I must teach. It can be dificult to be honset, but it must be that way.
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File I/O & Processing¶
Custom methods to handle ARPES data I/O and standard data processing methods (filtering, dewarping, etc.)
@author: R. Patrick Xian
-
mpes.fprocessing.
binDataframe
(df, ncores=4, axes=None, nbins=None, ranges=None, binDict=None, pbar=True, jittered=True, pbenv='classic', **kwds)¶ Calculate multidimensional histogram from columns of a dask dataframe. Prof. Yves Acremann’s method.
Paramters: - axes : (list of) strings | None
Names the axes to bin.
- nbins : (list of) int | None
Number of bins along each axis.
- ranges : (list of) tuples | None
Ranges of binning along every axis.
- binDict : dict | None
Dictionary with specifications of axes, nbins and ranges. If binDict is not None. It will override the specifications from other arguments.
- pbar : bool | True
Option to display a progress bar.
- pbenv : str | ‘classic’
Progress bar environment (‘classic’ for generic version and ‘notebook’ for notebook compatible version).
- jittered : bool | True
Option to add histogram jittering during binning.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
See keyword arguments in
mpes.fprocessing.hdf5Processor.localBinning()
.
Return: - histdict : dict
Dictionary containing binned data and the axes values (if
ret = True
).
-
mpes.fprocessing.
binDataframe_lean
(df, ncores=4, axes=None, nbins=None, ranges=None, binDict=None, pbar=True, jittered=True, pbenv='classic', **kwds)¶ Calculate multidimensional histogram from columns of a dask dataframe.
Paramters: - axes : (list of) strings | None
Names the axes to bin.
- nbins : (list of) int | None
Number of bins along each axis.
- ranges : (list of) tuples | None
Ranges of binning along every axis.
- binDict : dict | None
Dictionary with specifications of axes, nbins and ranges. If binDict is not None. It will override the specifications from other arguments.
- pbar : bool | True
Option to display a progress bar.
- pbenv : str | ‘classic’
Progress bar environment (‘classic’ for generic version and ‘notebook’ for notebook compatible version).
- jittered : bool | True
Option to add histogram jittering during binning.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
See keyword arguments in
mpes.fprocessing.hdf5Processor.localBinning()
.
Return: - histdict : dict
Dictionary containing binned data and the axes values (if
ret = True
).
-
mpes.fprocessing.
binPartition
(partition, binaxes, nbins, binranges)¶ Bin the data within a file partition (e.g. dask dataframe).
Parameters: - partition : dataframe partition
Partition of a dataframe.
- binaxes : list
List of axes to bin.
- nbins : list
Number of bins for each binning axis.
- binranges : list
The range of each axis to bin.
Return: - hist_partition : ndarray
Histogram from the binning process.
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
dataframeProcessor
(datafolder, paramfolder='', datafiles=[], ncores=None)¶ Processs the parquet file converted from single events data.
-
appendColumn
(colnames, colvals)¶ Append columns to dataframe.
Parameters: - colnames : list/tuple
New column names.
- colvals : numpy array/list
Entries of the new columns.
-
appendEAxis
(E0, **kwds)¶ Calculate and append the E axis to the events dataframe. This method can be reused.
Parameter: - E0 : numeric
Time-of-flight offset.
-
appendKAxis
(x0, y0, X='X', Y='Y', newX='kx', newY='ky', **kwds)¶ Calculate and append the k axis coordinates (kx, ky) to the events dataframe. This method can be reused.
-
appendMarker
(source_name='ADC', mapping=<function multithresh>, marker_name='Marker', lower_bounds=[], upper_bounds=[], thresholds=[], update='append', **kwds)¶ Append markers to specific ranges in a source column. The mapping of the marker is usually a piecewise defined function. This enables binning in nonequivalent steps as the next step.
-
appendRow
(folder=None, df=None, ftype='parquet', **kwds)¶ Append rows read from other files to existing dataframe.
Parameters: - folder : str | None
Folder directory for the files to append to the existing dataframe (i.e. when appending parquet files).
- df : dataframe | None
Dataframe to append to the exisitng dataframe.
- ftype : str | ‘parquet’
File type (‘parquet’, ‘dataframe’)
- **kwds : keyword arguments
Additional arguments to submit to
dask.dataframe.append()
.
-
applyFilter
(colname, lb=-inf, ub=inf, update='replace', ret=False)¶ Application of bound filters to a specified column (can be used consecutively).
Parameters: - colname : str
Name of the column to filter.
- lb, ub : numeric, numeric | -infinity, infinity
The lower and upper bounds used in the filtering.
- update : str | ‘replace’
Update option for the filtered dataframe.
- ret : bool | False
Return option for the filtered dataframe.
-
applyKCorrection
(X='X', Y='Y', newX='Xm', newY='Ym', **kwds)¶ Calculate and replace the X and Y values with their distortion-correction version. This method can be reused.
Parameters: - X, Y : str, str | ‘X’, ‘Y’
Labels of the columns before momentum distortion correction.
- newX, newY : str, str | ‘Xm’, ‘Ym’
Labels of the columns after momentum distortion correction.
-
columnApply
(mapping, rescolname, **kwds)¶ Apply a user-defined function (e.g. partial function) to an existing column.
Parameters: - mapping : function
Function to apply to the column.
- rescolname : str
Name of the resulting column.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
Keyword arguments of the user-input mapping function.
-
convert
(form='parquet', save_addr=None, namestr='/data', pq_append=False, **kwds)¶ Update or convert to other file formats.
Parameters: - form : str | ‘parquet’
File format to convert into.
- save_addr : str | None
Path of the folder to save the converted files to.
- namestr : ‘/data’
Extra namestring attached to the filename.
- pq_append : bool | False
Option to append to the existing parquet file (if
True
) in the specified folder, otherwise the existing parquet files will be deleted before writing new files in.- **kwds : keyword arguments
See extra keyword arguments in
dask.dataframe.to_parquet()
for parquet conversion, or indask.dataframe.to_hdf()
for HDF5 conversion.
-
deleteColumn
(colnames)¶ Delete columns
Parameters: - colnames : str/list/tuple
List of column names to be dropped.
-
distributedBinning
(axes, nbins, ranges, binDict=None, pbar=True, binmethod='lean', ret=False, **kwds)¶ Binning the dataframe to a multidimensional histogram.
Parameters: - axes, nbins, ranges, binDict, pbar
See
mpes.fprocessing.binDataframe()
.- binmethod : str | ‘lean’
Dataframe binning method (‘original’ and ‘lean’).
- ret : bool | False
Option to return binning results as a dictionary.
-
ncol
¶ Number of columns in the distrbuted dataframe.
-
nrow
¶ Number of rows in the distributed dataframe.
-
read
(source='folder', ftype='parquet', fids=[], update='', **kwds)¶ Read into distributed dataframe.
Parameters: - source : str | ‘folder’
Source of the file readout. :’folder’: Read from the provided data folder. :’files’: Read from the provided list of file addresses.
- ftype : str | ‘parquet’
Type of file to read into dataframe (‘h5’ or ‘hdf5’, ‘parquet’, ‘json’, ‘csv’).
- fids : list | []
IDs of the files to be selected (see
mpes.base.FileCollection.select()
). Specify ‘all’ to read all files of the given file type.- update : str | ‘’
File selection update option (see
mpes.base.FileCollection.select()
).- **kwds : keyword arguments
See keyword arguments in
mpes.readDataframe()
.
-
saveHistogram
(form, save_addr, dictname='histdict', **kwds)¶ Export binned histogram in other formats.
Parameters: See mpes.fprocessing.saveDict()
.
-
toDataStructure
()¶ Convert to the xarray data structure from existing binned data.
Return: An instance of BandStructure()
orMPESDataset()
from thempes.bandstructure
module.
-
transformColumn
(oldcolname, mapping, newcolname='Transformed', args=(), update='append', **kwds)¶ Apply a simple function to an existing column.
Parameters: - oldcolname : str
The name of the column to use for computation.
- mapping : function
Functional map to apply to the values of the old column.
- newcolname : str | ‘Transformed’
New column name to be added to the dataframe.
- args : tuple | ()
Additional arguments of the functional map.
- update : str | ‘append’
Updating option. ‘append’ = append to the current dask dataframe as a new column with the new column name. ‘replace’ = replace the values of the old column.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
Additional arguments for the
dask.dataframe.apply()
function.
-
transformColumn2D
(map2D, X, Y, **kwds)¶ Apply a mapping simultaneously to two dimensions.
Parameters: - map2D : function
2D mapping function.
- X, Y : series, series
The two columns of the dataframe to apply mapping to.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
Additional arguments for the 2D mapping function.
-
viewEventHistogram
(fid, ncol, source='folder', fname=None, ftype='h5', **kwds)¶ Plot individual histograms of specified dimensions (axes) from a substituent file.
Parameters: See arguments in hdf5Processor.viewEventHistogram()
.
-
-
mpes.fprocessing.
extractEDC
(folder=None, files=[], axes=['t'], bins=[1000], ranges=[(65000, 100000)], binning_kwds={'jittered': True}, ret=True, **kwds)¶ Extract EDCs from a list of bias scan files.
-
mpes.fprocessing.
getJitter
(df, amp, col)¶ Calculate jittering for a dataframe column.
Parameters: - df : dataframe
Dataframe to add noise/jittering to.
- amp : numeric
Amplitude scaling for the jittering noise.
- col : str
Name of the column to add jittering to.
Return: Uniformly distributed noise vector with specified amplitude and size.
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
hdf5Processor
(f_addr, **kwds)¶ Class for generating multidimensional histogram from hdf5 files.
-
distributedBinning
(axes=None, nbins=None, ranges=None, binDict=None, binmethod='lean', pbar=True, ret=True, **kwds)¶ Parameters: - axes, nbins, ranges, binDict, pbar
See
mpes.fprocessing.binDataframe()
.- binmethod : str | ‘lean’
Dataframe binning method (‘original’ and ‘lean’).
- ret : bool | True
True: returns the dictionary containing binned data explicitly False: no explicit return of the binned data, the dictionary generated in the binning is still retained as an instance attribute.
**kwds : keyword arguments
-
distributedProcessBinning
(axes=None, nbins=None, ranges=None, binDict=None, chunksz=100000, pbar=True, ret=True, **kwds)¶ Compute the photoelectron intensity histogram using dask array.
Paramters: - axes : (list of) strings | None
Names the axes to bin.
- nbins : (list of) int | None
Number of bins along each axis.
- ranges : (list of) tuples | None
Ranges of binning along every axis.
- binDict : dict | None
Dictionary with specifications of axes, nbins and ranges. If binDict is not None. It will override the specifications from other arguments.
- chunksz : numeric (single numeric or tuple)
Size of the chunk to distribute.
- pbar : bool | True
Option to display a progress bar.
- ret : bool | True
True: returns the dictionary containing binned data explicitly False: no explicit return of the binned data, the dictionary generated in the binning is still retained as an instance attribute.
Return: - histdict : dict
Dictionary containing binned data and the axes values (if
ret = True
).
-
loadMapping
(energy, momentum)¶ Load the mapping parameters
-
localBinning
(axes=None, nbins=None, ranges=None, binDict=None, jittered=False, histcoord='midpoint', ret='dict', **kwds)¶ Compute the photoelectron intensity histogram locally after loading all data into RAM.
Paramters: - axes : (list of) strings | None
Names the axes to bin.
- nbins : (list of) int | None
Number of bins along each axis.
- ranges : (list of) tuples | None
Ranges of binning along every axis.
- binDict : dict | None
Dictionary with specifications of axes, nbins and ranges. If binDict is not None. It will override the specifications from other arguments.
- jittered : bool | False
Determines whether to add jitter to the data to avoid rebinning artefact.
- histcoord : string | ‘midpoint’
The coordinates of the histogram. Specify ‘edge’ to get the bar edges (every dimension has one value more), specify ‘midpoint’ to get the midpoint of the bars (same length as the histogram dimensions).
- ret : bool | True
True: returns the dictionary containing binned data explicitly False: no explicit return of the binned data, the dictionary generated in the binning is still retained as an instance attribute.
- **kwds : keyword argument
keyword data type default meaning amin numeric/None None minimum value of electron sequence amax numeric/None None maximum value of electron sequence jitter_axes list axes list of axes to jitter jitter_bins list nbins list of the number of bins jitter_amplitude numeric/array 0.5 jitter amplitude (single number for all) jitter_ranges list ranges list of the binning ranges
Return: - histdict : dict
Dictionary containing binned data and the axes values (if
ret = True
).
-
saveHistogram
(dictname='histdict', form='h5', save_addr='./histogram', **kwds)¶ Save binned histogram and the axes. See
mpes.fprocessing.saveDict()
.
-
saveParameters
(form='h5', save_addr='./binning')¶ Save all the attributes of the binning instance for later use (e.g. binning axes, ranges, etc).
Parameters: - form : str | ‘h5’
File format to for saving the parameters (‘h5’/’hdf5’, ‘mat’)
- save_addr : str | ‘./binning’
The address for the to be saved file.
-
toBandStructure
()¶ Convert to an instance of BandStructure.
-
toSplitter
()¶ Convert to an instance of hdf5Splitter.
-
updateHistogram
(axes=None, sliceranges=None, ret=False)¶ Update the dimensional sizes of the binning results.
-
viewEventHistogram
(ncol, axes=['X', 'Y', 't', 'ADC'], bins=[80, 80, 80, 80], ranges=[(0, 1800), (0, 1800), (68000, 74000), (0, 500)], axes_name_type='alias', backend='bokeh', legend=True, histkwds={}, legkwds={}, **kwds)¶ Plot individual histograms of specified dimensions (axes).
Parameters: - ncol : int
Number of columns in the plot grid.
- axes : list/tuple
Name of the axes to view.
- bins : list/tuple
Bin values of all speicified axes.
- ranges : list
Value ranges of all specified axes.
- axes_name_type : str | ‘alias’
‘alias’: human-comprehensible aliases of the datasets from the hdf5 file (e.g. ‘X’, ‘ADC’, etc) ‘original’: original names of the datasets from the hdf5 file (e.g. ‘Stream0’, etc). Type of specified axes names.
- backend : str | ‘matplotlib’
Backend of the plotting library (‘matplotlib’ or ‘bokeh’).
- legend : bool | True
Option to include a legend in the histogram plots.
- histkwds, legkwds, **kwds : dict, dict, keyword arguments
Extra keyword arguments passed to
mpes.visualization.grid_histogram()
.
-
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
hdf5Reader
(f_addr, ncores=None, **kwds)¶ HDF5 reader class
-
convert
(form, save_addr='./summary', pq_append=False, **kwds)¶ Format conversion from hdf5 to mat (for Matlab/Python) or ibw (for Igor).
Parameters: - form : str
The format of the data to convert into.
- save_addr : str | ‘./summary’
File address to save to.
- pq_append : bool | False
Option to append to parquet files. :True: Append to existing parquet files. :False: The existing parquet files will be deleted before new file creation.
-
getAttributeNames
(wexpr=None, woexpr=None)¶ Retrieve attribute names from the loaded hdf5 file with string filtering.
Parameters: - wexpr : str | None
Expression in a name to leave in the attribute name list (w = with).
- woexpr : str | None
Expression in a name to leave out of the attribute name list (wo = without).
Return: - filteredAttrbuteNames : list
List of filtered attribute names.
-
getGroupNames
(wexpr=None, woexpr=None, use_alias=False)¶ Retrieve group names from the loaded hdf5 file with string filtering.
Parameters: - wexpr : str | None
Expression in a name to leave in the group name list (w = with).
- woexpr : str | None
Expression in a name to leave out of the group name list (wo = without).
- use_alias : bool | False
Specification on the use of alias to replace the variable name.
Return: - filteredGroupNames : list
List of filtered group names.
-
name2alias
(names_to_convert)¶ Find corresponding aliases of the named groups.
Parameter: - names_to_convert : list/tuple
Names to convert to aliases.
Return: - aliases : list/tuple
Aliases corresponding to the names.
-
static
readAttribute
(element, *attribute, nullval='None')¶ Retrieve the content of the attribute(s) in the loaded hdf5 file.
Parameter: - attribute : list/tuple
Collection of attribute names.
- nullval : str | ‘None’
Null value to retrieve as a replacement of NoneType.
Return: - attributeContent : list/tuple
Collection of values of the corresponding attributes.
-
static
readGroup
(element, *group, amin=None, amax=None, sliced=True)¶ Retrieve the content of the group(s) in the loaded hdf5 file.
Parameter: - group : list/tuple
Collection of group names.
- amin, amax : numeric, numeric | None, None
Minimum and maximum indice to select from the group (dataset).
- sliced : bool | True
Perform slicing on the group (dataset), if
True
.
Return: - groupContent : list/tuple
Collection of values of the corresponding groups.
-
summarize
(form='text', use_alias=True, ret=False, **kwds)¶ Summarize the content of the hdf5 file (names of the groups, attributes and the selected contents. Output in various user-specified formats.)
Parameters: - form : str | ‘text’
‘dataframe’: HDF5 content summarized into a dask dataframe. ‘dict’: HDF5 content (both data and metadata) summarized into a dictionary. ‘metadict’: HDF5 metadata summarized into a dictionary. ‘text’: descriptive text summarizing the HDF5 content. Format to summarize the content of the file into.
- use_alias : bool | True
Specify whether to use the alias to rename the groups.
- ret : bool | False
Specify whether function return is sought.
**kwds : keyword arguments
Return: - hdfdict : dict
Dictionary including both the attributes and the groups, using their names as the keys.
- edf : dataframe
Dataframe (edf = electron dataframe) constructed using only the group values, and the column names are the corresponding group names (or aliases).
-
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
hdf5Splitter
(f_addr, **kwds)¶ Class to split large hdf5 files.
-
split
(nsplit, save_addr='./', namestr='split_', split_group='Stream_0', pbar=False)¶ Split and save an hdf5 file.
Parameters: - nsplit : int
Number of split files.
- save_addr : str | ‘./’
Directory to store the split files.
- namestr : str | ‘split_’
Additional namestring attached to the front of the filename.
- split_group : str | ‘Stream_0’
Name of the example group to split for file length reference.
- pbar : bool | False
Enable (when True)/Disable (when False) the progress bar.
-
subset
(file_id)¶ Spawn an instance of hdf5Processor from a specified split file.
-
toProcessor
()¶ Change to an hdf5Processor instance.
-
-
mpes.fprocessing.
im2mat
(fdir)¶ Convert image to numpy ndarray.
-
mpes.fprocessing.
mat2im
(datamat, dtype='uint8', scaling=['normal'], savename=None)¶ Convert data matrix to image
-
mpes.fprocessing.
metaReadHDF5
(hfile, attributes=[], groups=[])¶ Parse the attribute (i.e. metadata) tree in the input HDF5 file and construct a dictionary of attributes
Parameters: - hfile : HDF5 file instance
Instance of the
h5py.File
class.- attributes, groups : list, list | [], []
List of strings representing the names of the specified attribute/group names. When specified as None, the components (all attributes or all groups) are ignored. When specified as [], all components (attributes/groups) are included. When specified as a list of strings, only the attribute/group names matching the strings are retrieved.
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
parallelHDF5Processor
(files=[], file_sorting=True, folder=None)¶ Class for parallel processing of hdf5 files.
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combineResults
(ret=True)¶ Combine the results from all segments (only when self.results is non-empty).
Parameters: - ret : bool | True
True: returns the dictionary containing binned data explicitly False: no explicit return of the binned data, the dictionary generated in the binning is still retained as an instance attribute.
Return: - combinedresult : dict
Return combined result dictionary (if
ret == True
).
-
convert
(form='parquet', save_addr='./summary', append_to_folder=False, pbar=True, pbenv='classic', **kwds)¶ Convert files to another format (e.g. parquet).
Parameters: - form : str | ‘parquet’
File format to convert into.
- save_addr : str | ‘./summary’
Path of the folder for saving parquet files.
- append_to_folder : bool | False
Option to append to the existing parquet files in the specified folder, otherwise the existing parquet files will be deleted first. The HDF5 files in the same folder are kept intact.
- pbar : bool | True
Option to display progress bar.
- pbenv : str | ‘classic’
Specification of the progress bar environment (‘classic’ for generic version and ‘notebook’ for notebook compatible version).
- **kwds : keyword arguments
See
mpes.fprocessing.hdf5Processor.convert()
.
-
parallelBinning
(axes, nbins, ranges, scheduler='threads', combine=True, histcoord='midpoint', pbar=True, binning_kwds={}, compute_kwds={}, ret=False)¶ Parallel computation of the multidimensional histogram from file segments.
Parameters: - axes : (list of) strings | None
Names the axes to bin.
- nbins : (list of) int | None
Number of bins along each axis.
- ranges : (list of) tuples | None
Ranges of binning along every axis.
- scheduler : str | ‘threads’
Type of distributed scheduler (‘threads’, ‘processes’, ‘synchronous’)
- combine : bool | True
Option to combine the results obtained from distributed binning.
- histcoord : string | ‘midpoint’
The coordinates of the histogram. Specify ‘edge’ to get the bar edges (every dimension has one value more), specify ‘midpoint’ to get the midpoint of the bars (same length as the histogram dimensions).
- pbar : bool | true
Option to display the progress bar.
- binning_kwds : dict | {}
Keyword arguments to be included in
mpes.fprocessing.hdf5Processor.localBinning()
.- compute_kwds : dict | {}
Keyword arguments to specify in
dask.compute()
.
-
saveHistogram
(dictname='combinedresult', form='h5', save_addr='./histogram', **kwds)¶ Save binned histogram and the axes.
Parameters: See mpes.fprocessing.saveDict()
.
-
saveParameters
(form='h5', save_addr='./binning')¶ Save all the attributes of the binning instance for later use (e.g. binning axes, ranges, etc).
Parameters: - form : str | ‘h5’
File format to for saving the parameters (‘h5’/’hdf5’, ‘mat’).
- save_addr : str | ‘./binning’
The address for the to be saved file.
-
subset
(file_id)¶ Spawn an instance of
mpes.fprocessing.hdf5Processor
from a specified substituent file.Parameter: - file_id : int
Integer-numbered file ID (any integer from 0 to self.nfiles - 1).
-
summarize
(form='dataframe', ret=False, **kwds)¶ Summarize the measurement information from all HDF5 files.
Parameters: - form : str | ‘dataframe’
Format of the files to summarize into.
- ret : bool | False
Specification on value return.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
See keyword arguments in
mpes.fprocessing.readDataframe()
.
-
updateHistogram
(axes=None, sliceranges=None, ret=False)¶ Update the dimensional sizes of the binning results.
Parameters: - axes : tuple/list | None
Collection of the names of axes for size change.
- sliceranges : tuple/list/array | None
Collection of ranges, e.g. (start_position, stop_position) pairs, for each axis to be updated.
- ret : bool | False
Option to return updated histogram.
-
viewEventHistogram
(fid, ncol, **kwds)¶ Plot individual histograms of specified dimensions (axes) from a substituent file.
Parameters: See arguments in parallelHDF5Processor.subset()
andhdf5Processor.viewEventHistogram()
.
-
-
class
mpes.fprocessing.
parquetProcessor
(folder, files=[], source='folder', ftype='parquet', fids=[], update='', ncores=None, **kwds)¶ Legacy version of the
mpes.fprocessing.dataframeProcessor
class.
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readARPEStxt
(fdir, withCoords=True)¶ Read and convert Igor-generated ARPES .txt files into numpy arrays The withCoords option specify whether the energy and angle information is given
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readBinnedhdf5
(fpath, combined=True, typ='float32')¶ Read binned hdf5 file (3D/4D data) into a dictionary.
Parameters: - fpath : str
File path.
- combined : bool | True
Specify if the volume slices are combined.
- typ : str | ‘float32’
Data type of the numerical values in the output dictionary.
Return: - out : dict
Dictionary with keys being the axes and the volume (slices).
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readDataframe
(folder=None, files=None, ftype='parquet', **kwds)¶ Read stored files from a folder into a dataframe.
Parameters: - folder, files : str, list/tuple | None, None
Folder path of the files or a list of file paths. The folder path has the priority such that if it’s specified, the specified files will be ignored.
- ftype : str | ‘parquet’
File type to read (‘h5’ or ‘hdf5’, ‘parquet’, ‘json’, ‘csv’, etc). If a folder path is given, all files of the specified type are read into the dataframe in the reading order.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
See the keyword arguments for the specific file parser in
dask.dataframe
module.
Return: Dask dataframe read from specified files.
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readIgorBinFile
(fdir, **kwds)¶ Read Igor binary formats (pxp and ibw)
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readimg
(f_addr)¶ Read images (jpg, png, 2D/3D tiff)
-
mpes.fprocessing.
readtsv
(fdir, header=None, dtype='float', **kwds)¶ Read tsv file from hemispherical detector
Parameters
- fdir : str
- file directory
- header : int | None
- number of header lines
- dtype : str | ‘float’
- data type of the return numpy.ndarray
- **kwds : keyword arguments
- other keyword arguments for pandas.read_table()
Return
- data : numpy ndarray
- read and type-converted data
-
mpes.fprocessing.
rot2d
(th, angle_unit)¶ construct 2D rotation matrix
-
mpes.fprocessing.
saveDict
(dct={}, processor=None, dictname='', form='h5', save_addr='./histogram', **kwds)¶ Save the binning result dictionary, including the histogram and the axes values (edges or midpoints).
Parameters: - dct : dict | {}
A dictionary containing the binned data and axes values to be exported.
- processor : class | None
Class including all attributes.
- dictname : str | ‘’
Namestring of the dictionary to save (such as the attribute name in a class).
- form : str | ‘h5’
Save format, supporting ‘mat’, ‘h5’/’hdf5’, ‘tiff’ (need tifffile) or ‘png’ (need imageio).
- save_addr : str | ‘./histogram’
File path to save the binning result.
- **kwds : keyword arguments
keyword data type default meaning dtyp string ‘float32’ Data type of the histogram cutaxis int 3 The index of axis to cut the 4D data slicename string ‘V’ The shared namestring for the 3D slice binned_data_name string ‘binned’ Namestring of the binned data otheraxes dict None Values along other or converted axes mat_compression bool False Matlab file compression
-
mpes.fprocessing.
sgfltr2d
(datamat, span, order, axis=0)¶ Savitzky-Golay filter for two dimensional data Operated in a line-by-line fashion along one axis Return filtered data
-
mpes.fprocessing.
sortNamesBy
(namelist, pattern, gp=0, slicerange=(None, None))¶ Sort a list of names according to a particular sequence of numbers (specified by a regular expression search pattern)
Parameters
- namelist : str
- List of name strings
- pattern : str
- Regular expression of the pattern
- gp : int
- Grouping number
Returns
- orderedseq : array
- Ordered sequence from sorting
- sortednamelist : str
- Sorted list of name strings
-
mpes.fprocessing.
txtlocate
(ffolder, keytext)¶ Locate specific txt files containing experimental parameters


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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
dukeleto06-Sep-19 02:31 PM
If anybody can buy a 3900X from a local store, you should
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 02:32 PM
I haven't had an AMD rig in "forever"
$750 is still less than I paid for my i9
and they are under $500 now
SHossain06-Sep-19 02:39 PM
i added that role and never removed it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 02:45 PM
goes back to dumping Debian 10 onto his dev box
dukeleto06-Sep-19 03:35 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 get a 3900X and thank me later for not having to do all the research
fucking RandomX miners won't let any stay on the shelves, tho
and so they are selling for 50% over MSRP on amazon and ebay
Ryzen 3rd gen can do 3200mhz DDR4 by default now, as well!!!!!
And it's said that 3733Mhz is their "sweet spot" for OC'ing
so get faster ram
it actually matters now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 03:37 PM
get a 3900X and thank me later
If only it were that simple
I'm 100% certain that it will not fit into anything I own (edited)
the last AMD board I bought was for a bulldozer
it wasn't until "recently" that AMD could pack a good amount of RAM (speed aside)
That's why the market drop stopped me from going back to CPU, it's not a "small" investment for me to enter
dukeleto06-Sep-19 03:44 PM
yes, mobo formats
that being said, AMD STILL supports AM4, which is like 6 generations
How many MB formats did Intel go thru since then?
Over the long term, AMD is the more efficient use of funds, which is why all cpu miners use ryzens now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 03:45 PM
I've got 4 different kinds now with the i9
dukeleto06-Sep-19 03:45 PM
That data was not known in the past, and yes hindsight is 20/20
But building a CPU farm today, it's insane to not use AMD
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 03:46 PM
agreed, which is why I don't have one (edited)
SHossain06-Sep-19 04:19 PM
No stock of 3900x in Amazon UK
Same at another site where they accept BTC
dukeleto06-Sep-19 06:15 PM
yep, miners bought them all
RandomX miners
it's the #1 best CPU to use on RandomX
also, #1 best CPU for gamers and devs
So AMD has really spanked Intel
Intel has no hardware response, and everybody expects them to slash prices to compete
for a dev machine, a 3800X is probably fine, but 3900X has 12 cores vs 8 cores, it's a lot more beef. For mining, it blows away 3700X/3800X. And make sure to buy 3200-3600mhz ram for your dev (or game) machine, it will be utilized
What I hear, is random Walmarts/Fry's/Best Buys/Targets have some 3900X's and people are going crazy driving around buying them all
Not sure of the equivalent stores in other countries
"big box" stores
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Sep-19 06:19 PM
remembers when 2 cores was the thing to have
dukeleto06-Sep-19 06:20 PM
12 cores that top out at 5Ghz!
I memba my first computer, 486DX 33Mhz. 2 cores was a distant dream at the time
"DX" means it could do floating point math on the hardware, for the kids in the back
486SX and everything below did FP in software shudder
Documentation for developers building on the Komodo Platform
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 04:41 PM
@Cryptoon did you try it or build it own blockchain
Cryptoon07-Sep-19 04:48 PM
Follow the steps it will work
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:09 PM
@Cryptoon but after compiled not get komodod file
Alright07-Sep-19 05:10 PM
@pandaanu73 it either didn't compile or you're looking in the wrong place
~/komodo/src/komodod is where it'll be
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:12 PM
@Alright same bro i have forked litecoin so i known that it will find on src folder
Alright07-Sep-19 05:12 PM
you're using build.sh or just make?
what's the output of either?
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:12 PM
But i need a person who have fork the coin
Alright07-Sep-19 05:12 PM
what?
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:13 PM
Ok
@Alright did you build smartchain using komodo
Alright07-Sep-19 05:13 PM
yes, plenty
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:19 PM
@Alright so are you using WhatsApp
Alright07-Sep-19 05:19 PM
no
pandaanu7307-Sep-19 05:21 PM
@Alright ok
I'm finding business partner. Do you.
Alright07-Sep-19 05:22 PM
I don't understand
PTYX07-Sep-19 05:37 PM
@pandaanu73 can you please send us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in order to learn more about your project. We are Komodo tech providers and can assist in the creation of blockchains and applications.
pandaanu7308-Sep-19 03:00 AM
@PTYX any charges for tech help
PTYX08-Sep-19 03:17 AM
Yes we have different pricing and packages. It all depends in what you need. The documentation is free of charge though.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Sep-19 03:25 AM
remembers when folks used to help one another just because they felt it was "the right thing to do"
pandaanu7308-Sep-19 03:36 AM
@PTYX need help in blockchain creation
bartwr08-Sep-19 12:57 PM
@pandaanu73 For creating your 'smart chain' you can follow the instructions at https://docs.komodoplatform.com/basic-docs/smart-chains/smart-chain-setup/installing-from-source.html.
If you want to outsource the creation of your chain (and everything that's needed as well, like electrum servers, blockchain explorers, etc), you can use the services of @PTYX of ChainZilla, ChainMakers & others. PTYX mentioned ChainZilla's email address that you could use to send info to & get a quote. There's also https://composer.kmd.io/, a paid service for 'automating' creating a smart chain.
If you want to create the blockchain yourself: Follow the guide linked above & please let us know at what exact step or command you get stuck. Also mention the operating system you're using.
[edit] I missed that you @pandaanu73 messaged in a lot of Discord channels. Please choose the channel that fits your question most and from then only use that 1 channel for your questions.(edited)
pandaanu7308-Sep-19 02:44 PM
@bartwr build.sh is not working
Using Ubuntu os
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Sep-19 02:44 PM
what error are you getting?
1
pandaanu7308-Sep-19 02:52 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 not get the file komodod
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Sep-19 02:54 PM
check your directory permissions
smk762 - dracocanis ominator08-Sep-19 02:55 PM
@pandaanu73 please keep it to one channel. We cant help if you are all over the place, and we also cant help without seeing what error messages you are getting - like what it says on screen after you type ./build.sh
pandaanu7308-Sep-19 02:56 PM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator no such file or derectory


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Implementation of system-dependent interface. More...
#include "copyright.h"
#include "config.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <strings.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <sys/file.h>
#include <sys/un.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <netdb.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include "interrupt.h"
#include "system.h"
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Functions |
| int | getpagesize (void) |
| void | srand (unsigned seed) |
| int | rand (void) |
| unsigned | sleep (unsigned) |
| void | abort () |
| bool | PollFile (int fd) |
| int | OpenForWrite (char *name) |
| int | OpenForReadWrite (char *name, bool crashOnError) |
| void | Read (int fd, char *buffer, int nBytes) |
| int | ReadPartial (int fd, char *buffer, int nBytes) |
| void | WriteFile (int fd, char *buffer, int nBytes) |
| void | Lseek (int fd, int offset, int whence) |
| int | Tell (int fd) |
| void | Close (int fd) |
| bool | Unlink (char *name) |
| int | OpenSocket () |
| void | CloseSocket (int sockID) |
| void | AssignNameToSocket (char *socketName, int sockID) |
| int | ReadFromSocket (int sockID, char *buffer, int packetSize) |
| void | SendToSocket (int sockID, char *buffer, int packetSize, char *toName) |
| void | CallOnUserAbort (VoidNoArgFunctionPtr func) |
| void | Delay (int seconds) |
| void | Abort () |
| void | Exit (int exitCode) |
| void | RandomInit (unsigned seed) |
| int | Random () |
| char * | AllocBoundedArray (int size) |
| void | DeallocBoundedArray (char *ptr, int size) |
Detailed Description
Implementation of system-dependent interface.
Nachos uses the routines defined here, rather than directly calling the UNIX library, to simplify porting between versions of UNIX, and even to other systems, such as MSDOS.
On UNIX, almost all of these routines are simple wrappers for the underlying UNIX system calls.
NOTE: all of these routines refer to operations on the underlying host machine (e.g., the DECstation, SPARC, etc.), supporting the Nachos simulation code. Nachos implements similar operations, (such as opening a file), but those are implemented in terms of hardware devices, which are simulated by calls to the underlying routines in the host workstation OS.
This file includes lots of calls to C routines. C++ requires us to wrap all C definitions with a "extern "C" block". This prevents the internal forms of the names from being changed by the C++ compiler.
Function Documentation
| char* AllocBoundedArray |
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Return an array, with the two pages just before and after the array unmapped, to catch illegal references off the end of the array. Particularly useful for catching overflow beyond fixed-size thread execution stacks.
Note: Just return the useful part!
- Parameters:
-
| size | amount of useful space needed (in bytes) |
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| void AssignNameToSocket |
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Give a UNIX file name to the IPC port, so other instances of Nachos can locate the port. |
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Arrange that "func" will be called when the user aborts (e.g., by hitting ctl-C. |
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Close a file. Abort on error.
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Close the IPC connection.
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Deallocate an array of integers, unprotecting its two boundary pages.
- Parameters:
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| ptr | the array to be deallocated |
| size | amount of useful space in the array (in bytes) |
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| void Delay |
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Put the UNIX process running Nachos to sleep for x seconds, to give the user time to start up another invocation of Nachos in a different UNIX shell. |
| void Exit |
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Quit without dropping core.
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| void Lseek |
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fd, |
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offset, |
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whence |
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Change the location within an open file. Abort on error.
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char * |
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In the ACIA case, if there are no threads for us to run, and no characters to be read, we need to give the other side a chance to get our host's CPU (otherwise, we'll go really slowly, since UNIX time-slices infrequently, and this would be like busy-waiting). So we delay for a short fixed time, before allowing ourselves to be re-scheduled (sort of like a Yield, but cast in terms of UNIX).
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Project: Covid-19 Effects on the Economy
Summary
There is no question that COVID-19 had an unprecedented effect on our economy.

Questions We Asked
- What are the effects of Covid-19 on company/stock performance?
- Which industries/companies performed well and which performed poorly?
- What companies/products/services are considered essentials?/li>
- What lessons can we learn from companies who thrived during this pandemic?
Scope
- Timeline: identify major milestones of Covid-19
- Publicly-traded companies
- Domestic data
- Consumer brands
- Diverse industries
Data
- Stock performance
- Price-to-earnings ratio
- Hires/layoffs in the last month
- Quarterly report press releases
Data Analysis
Covid-19 Cases Across the US
Sample visuals using gmaps:
Company Stock/Financial Analysis
Sample visuals using matplotlib:
Company Quarterly Earnings Report Press Release
Sample visuals using wordcloud:
Data Sources
- AlphaVantage API
- Yahoo Finance API
- Bloomberg Finance API
- Covid 19 API
- Goggle Maps API
- LinkedIn
- Company quarterly earnings report and press release
Analytic Tools
- Python
- Jupyter Notebook
- Libraries include: Pandas, Numpy, Gmap, Matplotlib, Requests, Pathlib, OS, Docx2txt, WordCloud, NLTK
For full presentation, click here


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{% endblock breadcrumb %} {% block synopsis %}This report lists out the panelists that have made only one appearance on the show, excluding any Best Of and Repeat shows.
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To learn more about the extension, go to Recite's home page.
This page was last updated on Mar 3, 2023.
This policy describes the information that the Recite Chrome extension uses and how that information is handled. The extension's use of information from the API adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use agreement.
This app requests the following sensitive scopes:
The extension's use of information received from the API adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use agreement.
Data received from the API is only stored in the browser's local storage. The user's personal data is never transferred or accessible by humans, even the developer. No data will be transferred or sold to third parties.
Visits to this website are logged via anonymized Google Analytics. I am only interested in basic information like number of visitors to a particular blog post. You can read more about the website's general privacy policy here.


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processing flow control (pyrad.flow
)¶
Functions to control the Pyrad data processing flow
main (cfgfile[, starttime, endtime, …]) |
Main flow control. |
main_rt (cfgfile_list[, starttime, endtime, …]) |
main flow control. |
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pyrad.flow.
main
(cfgfile, starttime=None, endtime=None, trajfile='', trajtype='plane', flashnr=0, infostr='', MULTIPROCESSING_DSET=False, MULTIPROCESSING_PROD=False, PROFILE_MULTIPROCESSING=False, USE_CHILD_PROCESS=False)[source]¶ Main flow control. Processes radar data off-line over a period of time given either by the user, a trajectory file, or determined by the last volume processed and the current time. Multiple radars can be processed simultaneously
Parameters: - cfgfile : str
path of the main config file
- starttime, endtime : datetime object
start and end time of the data to be processed
- trajfile : str
path to file describing the trajectory
- trajtype : str
type of trajectory file. Can be either ‘plane’, ‘lightning’ or ‘proc_periods’
- flashnr : int
If larger than 0 will select a flash in a lightning trajectory file. If 0 the data corresponding to the trajectory of all flashes will be plotted
- infostr : str
Information string about the actual data processing (e.g. ‘RUN57’). This string is added to product files.
- MULTIPROCESSING_DSET : Bool
If true the generation of datasets at the same processing level will be parallelized
- MULTIPROCESSING_PROD : Bool
If true the generation of products from each dataset will be parallelized
- PROFILE_MULTIPROCESSING : Bool
If true and code parallelized the multiprocessing is profiled
- USE_CHILD_PROCESS : Bool
If true the reading and processing of the data will be performed by a child process controlled by dask. This is done to make sure all memory used is released.
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pyrad.flow.
main_rt
(cfgfile_list, starttime=None, endtime=None, infostr_list=None, proc_period=60, proc_finish=None)[source]¶ main flow control. Processes radar data in real time. The start and end processing times can be determined by the user. This function is inteded for a single radar
Parameters: - cfgfile_list : list of str
path of the main config files
- starttime, endtime : datetime object
start and end time of the data to be processed
- infostr_list : list of str
Information string about the actual data processing (e.g. ‘RUN57’). This string is added to product files.
- proc_period : int
period of time before starting a new processing round (seconds)
- proc_finish : int or None
if set to a value the program will be forced to shut down after the value (in seconds) from start time has been exceeded
Returns: - end_proc : Boolean
If true the program has ended successfully


BTS makes $117 million from Love Yourself: Speak Yourself world tour
by News DeskK-pop group BTS has earned US$117 million during its Love Yourself: Speak Yourself world tour, as reported by Billboard.
The tour sold 976,283 tickets and consisted of 20 performances across South and North America, Europe, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the band’s hometown of South Korea.
Each concert was attended by an average of 48,814 people and was worth US$5.8 million.
Read also
BTS’s world tour spanned six months and was held in stadiums.
As of Nov. 16, the group ranks third behind The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift and the Spice Girls, which earned higher average grosses in stadiums, according to the Billboard chart year.
However, all three performers held fewer shows within six months, as opposed to BTS, which held 20.
The K-pop sensation is estimated to earn as much as 200 billion won (US$171.4), when totaled with earnings through merchandise and live-streaming services. (vel/wng)


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Group |
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| assemble |
build |
Assembles the outputs of this project. |
| build |
build |
Assembles and tests this project. |
| buildDependents |
build |
Assembles and tests this project and all projects that depend on it. |
| buildEnvironment |
help |
Displays all buildscript dependencies declared in root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| buildNeeded |
build |
Assembles and tests this project and all projects it depends on. |
| buildScanPublishPrevious |
Build scan |
Publishes the data captured by the last build to the build scan server. |
| check |
verification |
Runs all checks. |
| classes |
build |
Assembles main classes. |
| clean |
build |
Deletes the build directory. |
| components |
help |
Displays the components produced by root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. [incubating] |
| dependencies |
help |
Displays all dependencies declared in root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| dependencyInsight |
help |
Displays the insight into a specific dependency in root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| dependentComponents |
help |
Displays the dependent components of components in root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. [incubating] |
| generateSite |
documentation |
Generates a web page containing information about the project. |
| help |
help |
Displays a help message. |
| init |
Build Setup |
Initializes a new Gradle build. |
| intTestClasses |
build |
Assembles int test classes. |
| integrationTest |
verification |
Runs the functional tests |
| jar |
build |
Assembles a jar archive containing the main classes. |
| javadoc |
documentation |
Generates Javadoc API documentation for the main source code. |
| kotlinDslAccessorsReport |
help |
Prints the Kotlin code for accessing the currently available project extensions and conventions. |
| login |
Plugin Portal |
Update the gradle.properties files so this machine can publish to the Gradle Plugin portal. |
| model |
help |
Displays the configuration model of root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. [incubating] |
| pluginDescriptors |
Plugin development |
Generates plugin descriptors from plugin declarations. |
| pluginUnderTestMetadata |
Plugin development |
Generates the metadata for plugin functional tests. |
| projects |
help |
Displays the sub-projects of root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| properties |
help |
Displays the properties of root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| publishPluginJar |
build |
Assembles a jar archive containing the main source code. |
| publishPluginJavaDocsJar |
build |
Assembles a jar archive containing the documentation for the main Java source code. |
| publishPlugins |
Plugin Portal |
Publishes this plugin to the Gradle Plugin portal. |
| tasks |
help |
Displays the tasks runnable from root project 'gradle-site-plugin'. |
| test |
verification |
Runs the unit tests. |
| testClasses |
build |
Assembles test classes. |
| validateTaskProperties |
Plugin development |
Validates task property annotations for the plugin. |
| wrapper |
Build Setup |
Generates Gradle wrapper files. |


Eventually is a small fallback for browsers like IE8 that don't support addEventListener or removeEventListener.
Here you have the new functions you'll be using to achieve this:
You can also send an anonymous function as an argument.
Here you have three buttons. The first one adds an event, the second one removes it and the third triggers it.
Try it up and let me know if there are any bugs, enjoy! me on GitHub eventually on GitHub