Decoder is used to decode Avro data on a stream. There are methods to read the Avro types on the stream. There are also methods to skip items, which are usually more efficient than reading, on the stream. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | ReadNull () |
| Reads a null Avro type. More... | |
| bool | ReadBoolean () |
| Read a boolean Avro type More... | |
| int | ReadInt () |
| Reads an int Avro type. More... | |
| long | ReadLong () |
| Reads a long Avro type. More... | |
| float | ReadFloat () |
| Reads a float Avro type More... | |
| double | ReadDouble () |
| Reads a double Avro type More... | |
| byte[] | ReadBytes () |
| Reads the bytes Avro type More... | |
| string | ReadString () |
| Reads a string Avro type More... | |
| int | ReadEnum () |
| Reads an enum AvroType More... | |
| long | ReadArrayStart () |
| Starts reading the array Avro type. This, together with ReadArrayNext() is used to read the items from Avro array. This returns the number of entries in the initial chunk. After consuming the chunk, the client should call ReadArrayNext() to get the number of entries in the next chunk. The client should repeat the procedure until there are no more entries in the array. More... | |
| long | ReadArrayNext () |
| See ReadArrayStart(). More... | |
| long | ReadMapStart () |
| Starts reading the map Avro type. This, together with ReadMapNext() is used to read the entries from Avro map. This returns the number of entries in the initial chunk. After consuming the chunk, the client should call ReadMapNext() to get the number of entriess in the next chunk. The client should repeat the procedure until there are no more entries in the array. for (int n = decoder.ReadMapStart(); n > 0; n = decoder.ReadMapNext()) { // Read one map entry. } More... | |
| long | ReadMapNext () |
| See ReadMapStart(). More... | |
| int | ReadUnionIndex () |
| Reads the index, which determines the type in an union Avro type. More... | |
| void | ReadFixed (byte[] buffer) |
| A convenience method for ReadFixed(buffer, 0, buffer.Length); More... | |
| void | ReadFixed (byte[] buffer, int start, int length) |
| Read a Fixed Avro type of length. More... | |
| void | SkipNull () |
| Skips a null Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipBoolean () |
| Skips a boolean Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipInt () |
| Skips a int Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipLong () |
| Skips a long Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipFloat () |
| Skips a float Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipDouble () |
| Skips a double Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipBytes () |
| Skips a bytes Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipString () |
| Skips a string Avro type on the stream. More... | |
| void | SkipEnum () |
| void | SkipUnionIndex () |
| void | SkipFixed (int len) |
Decoder is used to decode Avro data on a stream. There are methods to read the Avro types on the stream. There are also methods to skip items, which are usually more efficient than reading, on the stream.
| long Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadArrayNext | ( | ) |
See ReadArrayStart().
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| long Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadArrayStart | ( | ) |
Starts reading the array Avro type. This, together with ReadArrayNext() is used to read the items from Avro array. This returns the number of entries in the initial chunk. After consuming the chunk, the client should call ReadArrayNext() to get the number of entries in the next chunk. The client should repeat the procedure until there are no more entries in the array.
for (int n = decoder.ReadArrayStart(); n > 0; n = decoder.ReadArrayNext()) { // Read one array entry. }
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| bool Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadBoolean | ( | ) |
| byte [] Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadBytes | ( | ) |
| double Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadDouble | ( | ) |
| int Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadEnum | ( | ) |
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadFixed | ( | byte[] | buffer | ) |
A convenience method for ReadFixed(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);
| buffer | The buffer to read into. |
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadFixed | ( | byte[] | buffer, |
| int | start, | ||
| int | length | ||
| ) |
Read a Fixed Avro type of length.
| buffer | Buffer to read into |
| start | Starting position of buffer to read into |
| length | Number of bytes to read |
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| float Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadFloat | ( | ) |
| int Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadInt | ( | ) |
| long Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadLong | ( | ) |
| long Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadMapNext | ( | ) |
See ReadMapStart().
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| long Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadMapStart | ( | ) |
Starts reading the map Avro type. This, together with ReadMapNext() is used to read the entries from Avro map. This returns the number of entries in the initial chunk. After consuming the chunk, the client should call ReadMapNext() to get the number of entriess in the next chunk. The client should repeat the procedure until there are no more entries in the array. for (int n = decoder.ReadMapStart(); n > 0; n = decoder.ReadMapNext()) { // Read one map entry. }
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadNull | ( | ) |
Reads a null Avro type.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| string Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadString | ( | ) |
| int Avro.IO.Decoder.ReadUnionIndex | ( | ) |
Reads the index, which determines the type in an union Avro type.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipBoolean | ( | ) |
Skips a boolean Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipBytes | ( | ) |
Skips a bytes Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipDouble | ( | ) |
Skips a double Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipFloat | ( | ) |
Skips a float Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipInt | ( | ) |
Skips a int Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipLong | ( | ) |
Skips a long Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipNull | ( | ) |
Skips a null Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.
| void Avro.IO.Decoder.SkipString | ( | ) |
Skips a string Avro type on the stream.
Implemented in Avro.IO.BinaryDecoder.


http://issues.liferay.com/browse/FACES-257
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--- -- A test program with two tasks, one emitting signals and the other accepting them. --See how fast it can run. --look for packages one folder up. package.path = package.path .. ";;;../../?.lua;../../?/init.lua" --require "strict" --require "profiler" local sched = require "lumen.sched" local i=0 --profiler.start('profiler.out') -- task emits as fast as it can (but also yields to be realistic) local emitter_task=sched.run(function() while true do sched.signal('ev', 'data!') sched.wait() end end) -- task receives the messages and counts them sched.run(function() local waitd={'ev'} while true do --uncomment this to create huge ammount of waitds: --local waitd={'ev','ev'..i} sched.wait(waitd) i=i+1 if i==1000000 then --profiler.stop() os.exit() end end end) sched.loop()


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Directors: Larry & Andy Wachowski Writers: Larry & Andy Wachowski Producer: Joel Silver
Studio: Warner Brothers
Characters: Keanu Reeves - Neo Laurence Fishburne - Morpheus Carrie-Anne Moss - Trinity Joe Pantoliano - Cypher Hugo Weaving - Agent Smith
Review: Well, The Matrix has to be one of the most difficult reviews I've ever had the pleasure of writing. I say "difficult", because it's an incredibly difficult movie to critique without giving away too much of the plot. Like so many movies which have intricate, weaving plotlines, a lot of the fun is watching the twists and turns unfold. As such, I will not go into a long explanation of what The Matrix is about, but will instead talk about some of the hits and misses for this film.
First and foremost, I expected a lot from this film. I should say out front, though, that the filmmakers' previous effort, Bound, did not impress me at all. I thought it was pretty standard fare, and suffered from a plot line which dragged intensely at some points. Still, though, there was certainly a dramatic flair, and a touch for those things odd. This is what excited me about The Matrix, I didn't expect it to be standard fare, and I was right.
The Matrix is a movie that almost everyone can enjoy. I've heard some older critics complain that the soundtrack is too loud, but I found it fit the look and feel of the movie perfectly. This movie has the same art director as Dark City, and it shows. It also shares more than a few plot elements with Dark City, but goes places Dark City should've gone. The Matrix owes a lot to Dark City and Terminator, but in most ways expands upon the ideas presented in those films. I would have to say that The Matrix is much better than Dark City, and (here is a huge compliment) as good as The Terminator. This movie will be a science-fiction/action film classic.
First the pros: The art direction, set design and special effects are outstanding. As is Carrie-Ann Moss as Trinity, Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith and Joe Pantoliano as Cypher. The action sequences are incredibly well filmed, and the movie clips along at an incredible pace. Warner Brothers gets bonus points for not giving away the whole freakin' movie in the trailer. Most of the "COOL!" shots in the trailer take place in the first three to five minutes of the film (!), there's a LOT more here than the trailer shows. The plot line is beautifully intricate, and keeps you guessing at various points in the movie. It has a tendency to go left when you expect to go right, except when you start to expect it to go left, then it goes right. Great stuff!
The cons: Keanu Reeves is (as usual), quite wooden. I can't offer a better
casting suggestion, because quite frankly, his "look" is perfect for this
film. Still, though, I think any director using Reeves in future projects
would be wise to avoid having his character use the phrases "NO WAY!" or
"WHOA!". Flashbacks to Bill and Ted are inevitable at points. Surprisingly, I
found Laurence Fishburne to be somewhat wooden at the beginning of his
performance. He seemed to get more into it as the movie progressed, but I
have come to expect more of him. Also, there is a series of three
rear-projection shots used in the film which look absolutely terrible. You'll
know the shots I refer to when you see them. I suspect this wasn't re-shot
because of the relatively small budget for a film of this type($63-68
million). Last, and definitely least, I found the sound mix to be a little
underwhelming. The theatre I saw the movie in was Dolby Digital equipped, and
I found the directional effects limited and the low frequency range muted. It
wasn't terrible, it just seemed like it wasn't "enough". The next time I see
this movie (and I will be seeing it again, probably later this weekend), we
plan on going to The Coliseum here in town. The cinema it is playing in at
the Coliseum is THX certified, and if my opinion of the sound mix changes I
will let you know.
That's it! It doesn't tell you much, I know, but I don't want to go into specifics for fear of spoiling the movie. All I can really say is "go see it." You won't be disappointed. This movie kicks some serious ass, and is the best action film I've seen in a long time. It has a complex, but still coherent plot, and relatively few plot holes considering the gaping possibilities that were opened. Great stuff, and I hope the rest of 1999 is this good!
Go see it. Period.
Ken Pierce Contributing Editor, www.dvdfuture.com
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There are many educational smartphone applications available for sighted children, but very few of them are accessible for blind children. The BraillePlay games are accessible smartphone games for blind children to help enforce Braille concepts. The games allow the user to read and write Braille characters using only the touch screen and audio of a smartphone. The games give both audio and haptic feedback about the Braille characters being shown on screen. See the V-Braille Website for more details.
When blind developers program, they can use Screen Readers such as NVDA to listen to their code:
However, this means they do not easily have access to many of the visual cues that sighted programmers rely on such as indentation or keyword coloring. We created an Eclipse plug in that creates a TreeView of a program indicating the scope of each line of code to give blind developers a better idea of where they are in their code.
It is often difficult to fit all of the original text from an image on a tactile graphic in Braille form, and many people who are blind or low-vision are not fluent Braille readers. Tactile graphics with a voice is a system that uses QR codes in place of text labels on a tactile graphic and gives feedback to blind users on how to aim the camera to scan these QR codes through a smartphone application. This is part of a larger project, the tactile graphics assistant, which aims to make the images in STEM textbooks accessible.


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Shifting Dynamics of Affordable Supply and Lower-Income Demand
Current Conditions (2019-21) and Percentage Point Change (2012-2014 to 2019-21)
| Sub-market (PUMA) | Share Affordable Units | Share of Renters that are Lower-Income | Share of Lower-Income Renters in Unaffordable Units | Change in Share of Units that are Affordable | Change in Share of Renters that are Lower- Income | Change in Share of Lower-Income Renters in Unaffordable Units |
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LocaleContextResolverIntegrationTests
Tests
| Test |
Method name |
Duration |
Result |
| [1] org.springframework.web.testfixture.http.server.reactive.bootstrap.JettyHttpServer@1e5d3e85 |
fixedLocale(HttpServer)[1] |
0.423s |
passed |
| [2] org.springframework.web.testfixture.http.server.reactive.bootstrap.ReactorHttpServer@6655f732 |
fixedLocale(HttpServer)[2] |
0.043s |
passed |
| [3] org.springframework.web.testfixture.http.server.reactive.bootstrap.TomcatHttpServer@8055dca |
fixedLocale(HttpServer)[3] |
8.047s |
passed |
| [4] org.springframework.web.testfixture.http.server.reactive.bootstrap.UndertowHttpServer@5b030129 |
fixedLocale(HttpServer)[4] |
0.077s |
passed |
Standard output
12:30:10.743 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - enableLoggingRequestDetails='false': form data and headers will be masked to prevent unsafe logging of potentially sensitive data
12:30:10.744 [Test worker] WARN o.e.j.s.h.ContextHandler - Empty contextPath
12:30:10.744 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.h.ContextHandler - Started o.e.j.s.ServletContextHandler@675f512a{/,null,AVAILABLE}
12:30:10.744 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.JettyHttpServer - Starting JettyHttpServer...
12:30:10.744 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.Server - jetty-9.4.31.v20200723; built: 2020-07-23T17:57:36.812Z; git: 450ba27947e13e66baa8cd1ce7e85a4461cacc1d; jvm 1.8.0_191-b12
12:30:10.774 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.AbstractConnector - Started<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(http/1.1)}{<IP_ADDRESS>:65218}
12:30:10.774 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.Server - Started @98465ms
12:30:10.774 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.JettyHttpServer - Server started on port 65218(0 millis).
12:30:10.775 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [61362f8d] HTTP GET http://localhost:65218/
12:30:10.900 [qtp1218340775-225] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [7d7086be] HTTP GET "/"
12:30:10.910 [qtp1218340775-225] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [7d7086be] Completed 200 OK
12:30:11.110 [reactor-http-nio-3] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [61362f8d] Response 200 OK
12:30:11.117 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.JettyHttpServer - Stopping JettyHttpServer...
12:30:11.117 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.h.ContextHandler - Stopped o.e.j.s.ServletContextHandler@675f512a{/,null,UNAVAILABLE}
12:30:11.121 [Test worker] INFO o.e.j.s.AbstractConnector - Stopped<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(http/1.1)}{<IP_ADDRESS>:0}
12:30:11.131 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.JettyHttpServer - Server stopped (0 millis).
12:30:11.163 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - enableLoggingRequestDetails='false': form data and headers will be masked to prevent unsafe logging of potentially sensitive data
12:30:11.164 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.ReactorHttpServer - Starting ReactorHttpServer...
12:30:11.168 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.ReactorHttpServer - Server started on port 65224(0 millis).
12:30:11.169 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [581f4b03] HTTP GET http://localhost:65224/
12:30:11.174 [reactor-http-nio-2] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [42332864-8] HTTP GET "/"
12:30:11.175 [reactor-http-nio-2] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [42332864-8] Completed 200 OK
12:30:11.176 [reactor-http-nio-1] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [581f4b03] Response 200 OK
12:30:11.177 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.ReactorHttpServer - Stopping ReactorHttpServer...
12:30:11.177 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.ReactorHttpServer - Server stopped (0 millis).
12:30:11.210 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - enableLoggingRequestDetails='false': form data and headers will be masked to prevent unsafe logging of potentially sensitive data
12:30:11.211 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.TomcatHttpServer - Starting TomcatHttpServer...
12:30:11.363 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.TomcatHttpServer - Server started on port 65226(0 millis).
12:30:11.372 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [4b925e6a] HTTP GET http://localhost:65226/
12:30:18.300 [http-nio-auto-8-exec-10] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [610a9846] HTTP GET "/"
12:30:18.301 [http-nio-auto-8-exec-10] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [610a9846] Completed 200 OK
12:30:18.303 [reactor-http-nio-3] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [4b925e6a] Response 200 OK
12:30:18.303 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.TomcatHttpServer - Stopping TomcatHttpServer...
12:30:19.227 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.TomcatHttpServer - Server stopped (0 millis).
12:30:19.257 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - enableLoggingRequestDetails='false': form data and headers will be masked to prevent unsafe logging of potentially sensitive data
12:30:19.257 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.UndertowHttpServer - Starting UndertowHttpServer...
12:30:19.257 [Test worker] INFO i.undertow - starting server: Undertow - 2.0.32.Final
12:30:19.269 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.UndertowHttpServer - Server started on port 65305(0 millis).
12:30:19.270 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [473e49c9] HTTP GET http://localhost:65305/
12:30:19.298 [XNIO-8 I/O-2] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [2d9fef4a] HTTP GET "/"
12:30:19.298 [XNIO-8 I/O-2] DEBUG o.s.w.s.a.HttpWebHandlerAdapter - [2d9fef4a] Completed 200 OK
12:30:19.300 [reactor-http-nio-4] DEBUG o.s.w.r.f.c.ExchangeFunctions - [473e49c9] Response 200 OK
12:30:19.300 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.UndertowHttpServer - Stopping UndertowHttpServer...
12:30:19.301 [Test worker] INFO i.undertow - stopping server: Undertow - 2.0.32.Final
12:30:19.305 [Test worker] DEBUG o.s.w.t.h.s.r.b.UndertowHttpServer - Server stopped (0 millis).


Pedws Ffowk and St Elian's Well
PEDWS FFOWK was for three years afflicted with a complaint which nobody could understand. She was well and yet she was not well: she was sick and yet she was not sick. That is to say, she had no ache or pain, and her appetite was good. But all the time she became thinner and thinner, until at last she was nothing but skin and bone. She went to doctor after doctor, but they could not find out what was the matter with her. She consulted quacks also, but even they did her no good. Finally, she went to a wise man. He, after hearing her story, said, "Someone has put you into St. Elian's Well."
"What do you mean by that?" asked Pedws.
"Someone has gone to the woman who keeps. the well," answered the wise man, "and put your name on the register, and thrown a pin into the well, together with a pebble with your initials on it."
"Well, what is the harm of that?" inquired Pedws, who had not heard of the power of the cursing well.
"You are cursed," was the reply, "and unless the curse is removed, you will pine away and die."
"But what am I to do?" said Pedwa, now thoroughly frightened.
"You must go to the woman who keeps the well, and pay her to take you out of the well," was the wise man's advice.
Pedws lost no time in going to the guardian of the well, who, for a small fee, agreed to examine her register. Sure enough, the name of Pedws Ffowk was there inscribed, and the date of the entry corresponded with the time when she had begun to waste away. On the payment of another and a larger sum of money the priestess of the fountain agreed to take out of the water the stone on which the initials of Pedws Ffowk were scratched. From that moment flesh began to grow on her bones, and before long her clothes, which had hung upon her like rags upon a scarecrow, were filled out as well as they had ever been. Pedws lived to a good old age, and her greatest trouble was that she never found out which of her best friends had put her into the well.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaprogramming
Metaprogramming is a programming technique in which computer programs have the ability to treat programs as their data. It means that a program can be designed to read, generate, analyse or transform other programs, and even modify itself while running.
Singleton methods in Ruby live in a special, hidden class called the singleton class
foobar = Array.new
foobar.class # => Array
foobar.size # => 0
foobar = Array.new
def foobar.size
"Hello World!"
end
foobar.size # => "Hello World!"
foobar.class # => Array
bizbat = Array.new
bizbat.size # => 0
foobar = Array.new
def foobar.size
"Hello World!"
end
foobar.size # => "Hello World!"
foobar.class # => Array
bizbat = Array.new
bizbat.size # => 0
module Foo
def foo
"Hello World!"
end
end
foobar = []
foobar.extend(Foo)
foobar.singleton_methods # => ["foo"]
Invoked by Ruby when obj is sent a message it cannot handle. symbol is the symbol for the method called, and args are any arguments that were passed to it. By default, the interpreter raises an error when this method is called. However, it is possible to override the method to provide more dynamic behavior.
class Dog def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block) if method_name == :bark 'woof!' else super end end end
Dog.new.bark => "woof!"
class LoudSpeaker def self.method_missing(message, *args, &block) if [:exclaim, :yodel, :howl, :sob, :beg].include?(message) puts args.first else # we don't want to handle this missing method, # we want Ruby to raise the NoMethodError it ought to super end end end
LoudSpeaker.exclaim "helloooo!" => helloooo!
respond_to_missing? method should be always overridden if you are using method_missing technique
class Dog def method_missing(method_name, *args, &block) if method_name == :bark 'woof!' else super end end def respond_to_missing?(method, *) method == :bark || super end end
Dog.new.respond_to?(:bark) => true
Dog.new.respond_to?(:bark)
=> true
class String def to_string "#{self} - #{Time.now}" end end
p 'any text'.to_string => any text - 2018-07-23 11:09:52 +0300
class Department
def initialize(employees)
@employees = employees
end
def calculate
@employees.map(&:calculate).sum
end
end
class Employee
def initialize(salary)
@salary = salary
end
def calculate
@salary * 0.8
end
end
employees = [
Employee.new(1000),
Employee.new(5000)
]
total_salary = Department.new(employees).calculate
p total_salary
=> 4800.0
class Dog; end Dog.class_eval do def bark 'Woof!' end end
p Dog.new.bark => Woof
class Dog; end Dog.instance_eval do def bark 'Woof!' end end
p Dog.bark => Woof
module Communication
def greeting
"Hey, #{name}"
end
end
class Person
include Communication
def name
'John Doe'
end
end
p Person.new.greeting
=> Hey, John Doe
module PersonGreeting
def greeting
"Hey, #{name}"
end
end
module DepartmentGreeting
def greeting
"Department #{title}"
end
end
module Communication
def self.included(base)
base.include Object.const_get("#{base}Greeting")
end
end
class Person
include Communication
def name
'John Doe'
end
end
class Department
include Communication
def title
'HR department'
end
end
p Person.new.greeting
=> Hey, John Doe
p Department.new.greeting
=> Department HR department
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
devise :database_authenticatable, :registerable,
:recoverable, :rememberable, :trackable, :validatable
end
def test
puts "You are in the method"
yield
puts "You are again back to the method"
yield
end
test { puts "You are in the block" }
You are in the method
You are in the block
You are again back to the method
You are in the block
def test
yield 5
puts "You are in the method test"
yield 100
end
test { |i| puts "You are in the block #{i}" }
You are in the block 5
You are in the method test
You are in the block 100
def test(&block)
block.call
end
test { puts "Hello World!"}
Hello World!
describe Array do
describe "includes_subset?" do
it "finds subsets" do
a = [1,2,3,4,5]
b = [1,2]
expect(a.includes_subset?(b)).to eq(true)
end
end
end
namespace :backup do
desc "Backup assets"
task :assets => :environment do
tar_assets
end
end

class Html
attr_accessor :content
def self.build(&block)
Html.new &block
end
def initialize(&block)
@content = ''
html &block
end
def html(&block)
content << ''
instance_eval(&block).to_s
content << ''
end
def pre(&block)
content << ''
instance_eval(&block).to_s
content << '
'
end
def div(&block)
content << ''
instance_eval(&block).to_s
content << ''
end
def span(&block)
content << ''
instance_eval(&block).to_s
content << ''
end
end
html = Html.build do
pre do
span do
end
end
pre do
end
end


This Online Chat and Messenger simulator will help you recreate social media conversations and to take a screenshot image. It can simulate both Android and iPhone SMS (text message), and the most popular chat applications, such as Facebook Messenger, Skype, Twitter, Tinder, Whattsapp and Linkedin. It supports dates, images, text messages (even HTML code) and emojis.
The best use of this free online tool is to create fake text messages. Recreate funny or invent fictional conversations between real or imaginary characters.
Taking a fake text message chat screenshot can be done in a few simple steps with this website. Later you can use it to prank someone or share it on your social media.
The program was built to be very intuitive and easy to use even without reading this guide. Play the animation that demonstrates how to set up the messages. Stop the demo and erase the screen to start with a fresh page.
The submitted messages in the speech bubbles is editable.
Hover a sent row with your mouse to reveal the close, move up and move down options. This will allow you to get rid of unwanted texts and reorganize them.
The tool supports HTML code wich pushes the limitations of the tool, allowing you to add bold text, or any other formatting. For more information about HTML tags visit the interactive HTML cheat sheet.
The program supports the most popular mobile applications but not Viber and Snapchat.
The first tabs open the most popular two mobile operating systems: Android and iOs. By default they show in mobile frames of two flagship phones: a squeezed Samsung Galaxy S10 and an iPhone 10. The frame can be disabled in the second row of the menu.
Facebook Messenger is available on facebook.com in the form of a small widget, on messenger.com as a full sized chat interface and also as individual mobile apps for all common operating systems. It supports voice and video calls, instant messages where the users can exchange photos, stickers, videos and files, as well as react to with emojis and interact with bots.
It has a simple design where you can see your own messages in blue speech bubbles and the others' in grey. The interface shows the friend's avatar and name but not yours.
Skype (owned by Microsoft since 2011) is one of the most common telecommunications application on both mobile and desktop. Capture a Skype conversation screenshots easily.
This is the only chat with dark background.
Twitter news and social network is mostly known for publicly shared short messages, known as "tweets" but we can also initiate one-on-one conversations with other members.
This location-based dating and social mobile app allows users to like or dislike (swipe left or right) other users based on their profile picture and a short bio. A messenger window pops up if there's a match (both parties liked each other).
WhatsApp is a free messaging and voice over internet protocoll service through mobile phone numbers. It supports one on one and group communication. The app is easily recognizable by its monochrome seamlessly repeating background showing all kind of objects on.
LinkedIn is the only chat in our list where both the sender and receiver avatars are listed on the left side. This is the most popular business and employment-oriented professional networking social media platform where users can engage into conversations on both the mobile app and website. The LinkedIn message screenshot generator is great to fake job interview chats and other business conversations.
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Horse racing - Bricks and Mortar edges United in Breeders' Turf
ARCADIA, Calif.: Bricks and Mortar edged United by a head to win the US$4 million Breeders' Cup Turf on Saturday, finishing his season undefeated and making a strong case for Horse of the Year honors.
After being stuck in traffic in the early going the even-money favorite surged from the outside to overtake United down the stretch and claim his sixth win in six starts this season.
The win was jockey Irad Ortiz and trainer Chad Brown's third at the Breeders' Cup this weekend.
Longshot United (50-1) had to settle for second and Anthony Van Dyck was third in the 1-1/2 mile race on turf.
(Reporting by Rory Carroll; Editing by Daniel Wallis)


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rgbds
—
Rednex Game Boy Development System
To get a working ROM image from a single assembly source file:
$ rgbasm -o bar.o foo.asm
$ rgblink -o baz.gb bar.o
$ rgbfix -v -p 0 baz.gb
- 1997, Carsten Sørensen (AKA SurfSmurf) writes ASMotor as a
general-purpose assembler/linker system for DOS/Win32.
- 1999, Justin Lloyd (AKA Otaku no Zoku) adapts ASMotor to read and produce
GBZ80 assembly/machine code, and releases this version as RGBDS.
- 2009, Vegard Nossum adapts the code to be more UNIX-like and releases this
version as rgbds-linux on GitHub.
- 2010, Anthony J. Bentley forks that repository. The fork becomes the
reference implementation of rgbds.
- 2017, Bentley's repository is moved to a neutral name. It is now
maintained by a number of contributors at
https://github.com/rednex/rgbds.
- 2018, codebase relicensed under the MIT license.


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{% extends 'main/application.html' %} {% block content %} {% load utilities %}
You can use Markdown to write these pages. If you are new to this: Github has a good beginners guide on how to write Markdown!


Ouachita Parish investigators searching for missing woman
by KNOEOUACHITA PARISH, La. (KNOE) - The Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Office is looking for a woman reported missing.
They are trying to find 43-year-old Sherry Maum.
Maum was last seen in Ouachita Parish on November 9, 2019.
She is described as a White Female, 5’5” tall and weighing 105 lbs.
OPSO says Maum has no permanent address but frequents the Calhoun and Bawcomville areas.
If you know where to find Sherry Maum, you are asked to call the Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


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This guide assumes that you're already in the arch linux installation medium.
The default keyboard layout is US. Available layouts can be listed with:
ls /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/**/*.map.gz
you can set a new keymap with:
loadkeys <keymap>
ls /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
if your system is booted into BIOS mode then this directory doesn't exist.
ip link
iwctl
# you'll get a interactive prompt with a prefix of [iwd]#
# list your wifi device name(s), most likely it's wlan0
device list
# scan for available networks
station <device name> scan
# list the scanned networks
station <device name> get-networks
# connect to a network
station <device name> connect <SSID>
# exit out of the interactive prompt
exit
ping -c 5 archlinux.org
timedatectl set-ntp true
Disks are assigned to a block devices such as /dev/sda, /dev/nvme0n1 or /dev/mmcblk0. To list the disks recognized by the live system, run:
fdisk -l
use fdisk
or cfdisk
to modify the partition
table.
example layouts ( assuming that your device name is /dev/sda )
| partition | type | mount point |
|---|---|---|
| /dev/sda1 | linux filesystem | /mnt |
| /dev/sda2 | linux swap | [SWAP] |
| partition | type | mount point |
|---|---|---|
| /dev/sda1 | efi system | /mnt/boot/efi |
| /dev/sda2 | linux filesystem | /mnt |
| /dev/sda3 | linux swap | [SWAP] |
| system RAM | swap size |
|---|---|
| < 2 GB | 2x the amount of RAM |
| 2-8 GB | equal to the amount of RAM |
| 8-64 GB | at least 4 GB |
Replace X with respective partition number.
mkfs.vfat /dev/sdaX
# initialize your swap partition with mkswap
mkswap /dev/sdaX
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdaX
# you can create a btrfs file system with mkfs.btrfs
First mount your root partition to /mnt:
mount /dev/root_partition /mnt
Enable your swap partition:
swapon /dev/swap_partition
Create remaining mount points such as /mnt/boot/efi with mkdir:
mkdir -p /mnt/boot/efi
Mount your EFI system (for UEFI only)
mount /dev/efi_partition /mnt/boot/efi
Packages are downloaded from mirror servers. After connecting to the
internet, reflector
updates the mirror list, sorting them
by download rate. Mirrors are defined in
/etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
. You can re-order the mirror list
by editing the file.
pacstrap /mnt base base-devel linux linux-firmware neovim
You can add some extra packages of your choice like your favorite text editor, networking utilities, specific firmwares for devices not included in linux-firmware.
create the file system table with genfstab:
genfstab -U /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab
change root into the newly installed system to configure some stuff:
arch-chroot /mnt
you can use tab-completion to see the regions and city
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/REGION/CITY /etc/localtime
hwclock --systohc
use nvim or any other text editor and uncomment
en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
and other needed languages in
/etc/locale.gen
. Then generate the locales:
locale-gen
# set the LANG variable
echo LANG=en_US.UTF-8 > /etc/locale.conf
set the console keymap:
echo KEYMAP=yourKeymap > /etc/vconsole.conf
set your host name:
echo yourHostName > /etc/hostname
edit your /etc/hosts
file:
# add these lines
<IP_ADDRESS> localhost
::1 localhost
<IP_ADDRESS> myhostname.localdomain myhostname
pacman -s grub efibootmgr os-prober
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=GRUB
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
pacman -S grub os-prober
grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sda
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
passwd
useradd -m -G wheel,audio,video,input,kvm yourUserName
passwd yourUserName
EDITOR=nvim visudo
# you can use any other editor too, like vim, nano
Uncomment the following line:
%wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL
pacman -S networkmanager
systemctl enable NetworkManager
pacman -S blueman
systemctl enable bluetooth
pacman -S pulseaudio-alsa pavucontrol
#pavucontrol-qt for Qt desktop
pacman -S mesa vulkan-icd-loader
pacman -S tlp
systemctl enable tlp
pacman -S xorg sddm plasma plasma-wayland-session
systemctl enable sddm
exit
umount -R /mnt
reboot


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Test failures explorer organized by
Test location
Failure source location
Failure url
Url before error page
thumb_up
no failures
warning
new failures
repeat_one
reproduced failures
5 repeat failures
ignored failures
visibility_off
inaccessible
mood
improving
mood_bad
worsening
For example
5 repeat failures
1
repeat_one
2
warning
5
mood
Is read as
1 ignored failures,
2 repeat failures,
5 new failures,
and improving
Acme
5 repeat failures
2
2 failures that have failed for 5 or more runs
repeat_one
6
6 confirmed failures
warning
42
42 unconfirmed failures
mood_bad
More confirmed failures since last run
Web
5 repeat failures
2
2 failures that have failed for 5 or more runs
repeat_one
6
6 confirmed failures
warning
42
42 unconfirmed failures
mood_bad
More confirmed failures since last run
Admin
warning
42
42 unconfirmed failures
Store
5 repeat failures
2
2 failures that have failed for 5 or more runs
repeat_one
6
6 confirmed failures
warning
42
42 unconfirmed failures
mood_bad
More confirmed failures since last run
Support
5 repeat failures
2
2 failures that have failed for 5 or more runs
repeat_one
6
6 confirmed failures
warning
42
42 unconfirmed failures
mood_bad
More confirmed failures since last run
Service
warning
8
8 unconfirmed failures


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Main configuration | |
| Enable Random Color: |
|
| Design Your Marker (real size): |
|
| Enable Schema Headers: |
|
| Available Dictionary types: |
titles, description, latitudes, longitudes, shape, latlong, source, emails, urls, phones, cities, postal_codes, working_hours, dates, images |
Schema to Map Multiple Headers (use '%' for multiple match, multiple words can be mapped to a single dictionary type, end of row must have a ';' and you can comment line adding '#' to the front): |
|
| Private mode (only visible with your logged user): |
|
| Icon Marker: |
|
Advanced Configuration
| |
| Enable field type detection: |
|
| Country code: |
|
| Number of rows to analyze: |
|
| Probability per rows: |
|
| Debug mode for field types: |
|
| Debug mode for database queries: |
|
| Google Maps API Key: |
|
| Upload results into database (production
mode):
|
|
|
RegEx configuration |
| Title field: |
|
| Description field: |
|
| City: |
|
| Postal code: |
|
| Shape: |
|
| NUTS region codes: |
|
| Latitude: |
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| Longitude: |
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| LatLng: |
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| Phone: |
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| Currency: |
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| Percentage: |
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| Year: |
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| Date: |
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| Image: |
|
| Document: |
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| Archive: |
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| Working hours: |
|
|
Database configuration |
| Geonames Postcode Statement: |
|
| Geonames City Statement: |
|
| Geonames DB Driver: |
|
| Geonames DB URL: |
|
| Geonames DB User: |
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| Geonames DB Password: |
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| Interface DB Driver: |
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| Interface DB URL: |
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| Interface DB User: |
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| Interface DB Password: |
|


|
LUFA Library
111009
|
HID Class Host Mode Configuration and State Structure. More...
#include <HID.h>
Data Fields | |
| struct { | |
| uint8_t DataINPipeNumber | |
| bool DataINPipeDoubleBank | |
| uint8_t DataOUTPipeNumber | |
| bool DataOUTPipeDoubleBank | |
| uint8_t HIDInterfaceProtocol | |
| HID_ReportInfo_t * HIDParserData | |
| } | Config |
| struct { | |
| bool IsActive | |
| uint8_t InterfaceNumber | |
| uint16_t DataINPipeSize | |
| uint16_t DataOUTPipeSize | |
| bool SupportsBootProtocol | |
| bool DeviceUsesOUTPipe | |
| bool UsingBootProtocol | |
| uint16_t HIDReportSize | |
| uint8_t LargestReportSize | |
| } | State |
Class state structure. An instance of this structure should be made within the user application, and passed to each of the HID class driver functions as the HIDInterfaceInfo
parameter. This stores each HID interface's configuration and state information.
| const { ... } USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::Config |
Config data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section must be set or the interface will fail to enumerate and operate correctly.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataINPipeDoubleBank |
Indicates if the HID interface's IN data pipe should use double banking.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataINPipeNumber |
Pipe number of the HID interface's IN data pipe.
| uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataINPipeSize |
Size in bytes of the HID interface's IN data pipe.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataOUTPipeDoubleBank |
Indicates if the HID interface's OUT data pipe should use double banking.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataOUTPipeNumber |
Pipe number of the HID interface's OUT data pipe.
| uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DataOUTPipeSize |
Size in bytes of the HID interface's OUT data pipe.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::DeviceUsesOUTPipe |
Indicates if the current interface instance uses a separate OUT data pipe for OUT reports, or if OUT reports are sent via the control pipe instead.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::HIDInterfaceProtocol |
HID interface protocol value to match against if a specific boot subclass protocol is required, a protocol value from the HID_Descriptor_ClassSubclassProtocol_t enum.
| HID_ReportInfo_t* USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::HIDParserData |
HID parser data to store the parsed HID report data, when boot protocol is not used.
HID_HOST_BOOT_PROTOCOL_ONLY
compile time token is defined, this method is unavailable. | uint16_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::HIDReportSize |
Size in bytes of the HID report descriptor in the device.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::InterfaceNumber |
Interface index of the HID interface within the attached device.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::IsActive |
Indicates if the current interface instance is connected to an attached device, valid after HID_Host_ConfigurePipes() is called and the Host state machine is in the Configured state.
| uint8_t USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::LargestReportSize |
Largest report the device will send, in bytes.
| struct { ... } USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::State |
State data for the USB class interface within the device. All elements in this section may be set to initial values, but may also be ignored to default to sane values when the interface is enumerated.
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::SupportsBootProtocol |
Indicates if the current interface instance supports the HID Boot Protocol when enabled via HID_Host_SetBootProtocol().
| bool USB_ClassInfo_HID_Host_t::UsingBootProtocol |
Indicates that the interface is currently initialized in Boot Protocol mode


rumakeindex(1) teTeX rumakeindex(1) NAME rumakeindex - process a LaTeX index using Russian Cyrillic characters SYNOPSIS rumakeindex basename DESCRIPTION rumakeindex is used to run makeindex(1) on idx files that use Russian characters. It is part of the T2 package. rumakeindex runs sed(1) on the idx file to convert Cyrillic character commands to 8-bit ASCII characters; pipes the results through makein‐ dex(1); and then through tr(1) to do some final conversions. The results are placed in a KOI8-R encoded ind file. FILES basename.idx LaTeX index entry file basename.ilg LaTeX index log file basename.ind LaTeX processed index file BUGS None known, but report any bugs found to the authors. COPYRIGHT The T2 package is Copyright 1997-1999 Werner Lemberg, Vladimir Volovich and any individual authors listed elsewhere in package files. It may be distributed under the conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.1 of this license or (at your option) any later version. SEE ALSO makeindex(1), sed(1), tr(1), <ftp://ftp.vsu.ru/pub/tex/T2/README>. AUTHOR Werner Lemberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Vladimir Volovich<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was written by C.M. Connelly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system. It may be used by other distributions without contacting the author. Any mistakes or omissions in the manual page are my fault; inquiries about or corrections to this manual page should be directed to me (and not to the primary author). teTeX September 2000 rumakeindex(1)


Class Viewport<T>
Implements IGridView<T> to expose a "viewport", or sub-area, of another grid view. Its indexers perform relative to absolute coordinate translations based on the viewport size/location, and return the proper value of type T from the underlying view.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: SadRogue.Primitives.GridViews
Assembly: TheSadRogue.Primitives.dll
Syntax
public class Viewport<T> : GridViewBase<T>, IGridView<T>
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type being exposed by the Viewport. |
Remarks
This implementation restricts the subsection of the view that is presented in such a way that no part of the viewport can be outside the boundary of its parent grid view. The viewport cannot be bigger than the underlying grid view, and the viewport's position is "locked" to the edge so that it cannot be set in such a way that a portion of the viewport lies outside the bounds of the parent view. If you would rather allow this and return a default value for locations outside the parent grid view, see UnboundedViewport<T>.
Constructors
Viewport(IGridView<T>)
Constructor. Takes the map view to represent. The viewport will represent the entire given map view.
Declaration
public Viewport(IGridView<T> gridView)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGridView<T> | gridView | The map view to represent. |
Viewport(IGridView<T>, Rectangle)
Constructor. Takes the parent grid view, and the initial subsection of that grid view to represent.
Declaration
public Viewport(IGridView<T> gridView, Rectangle viewArea)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGridView<T> | gridView | The grid view being represented. |
| Rectangle | viewArea | The initial subsection of that grid view to represent. |
Properties
GridView
The grid view that this Viewport is exposing values from.
Declaration
public IGridView<T> GridView { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IGridView<T> |
Height
The height of the area being represented.
Declaration
public override int Height { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 |
Overrides
Item[Point]
Given a position in relative coordinates, returns the "value" associated with that location in absolute coordinates.
Declaration
public override T this[Point relativePosition] { get; }
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Point | relativePosition | Viewport-relative position of the location to retrieve the value for. |
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The "value" associated with the absolute location represented on the underlying grid view. |
Overrides
ViewArea
The area of GridView that this Viewport is exposing. Use SetViewArea(Rectangle) to set the viewing area.
Declaration
public ref readonly Rectangle ViewArea { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Rectangle |
Width
The width of the area being represented.
Declaration
public override int Width { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 |
Overrides
Methods
SetViewArea(Rectangle)
Sets the viewing area for the viewport to the value given. The viewport will automatically be bounded as needed to ensure that it remains within the bounds of the underlying IGridView.
Declaration
public void SetViewArea(Rectangle viewArea)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Rectangle | viewArea | The new view area. |
ToString()
Returns a string representation of the grid values inside the viewport.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the values inside the viewport. |
ToString(Func<T, String>)
Returns a string representation of the grid values inside the viewport, using
elementStringifier
to determine what string represents each value.
Declaration
public string ToString(Func<T, string> elementStringifier)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Func<T, String> | elementStringifier | Function determining the string representation of each element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the grid values inside the viewport. |
ToString(Int32, Func<T, String>)
Returns a string representation of the grid values inside the viewport, using the function specified to turn elements into strings, and using the "field length" specified.
Declaration
public string ToString(int fieldSize, Func<T, string> elementStringifier = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | fieldSize | The size of the field to give each value. A positive-number right-aligns the text within the field, while a negative number left-aligns the text. |
| Func<T, String> | elementStringifier | Function to use to convert each element to a string. null defaults to the ToString function of type T. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | A string representation of the grid values inside the viewport. |
Remarks
Each element of type T will have spaces added to cause it to take up exactly
fieldSize
characters, provided fieldSize
is less than the length of the element's string representation.


Submit results to a dashboard server.
ctest_submit([PARTS ...] [FILES ...]
[RETRY_COUNT count]
[RETRY_DELAY delay]
[RETURN_VALUE res]
)
By default all available parts are submitted if no PARTS or FILES are specified. The PARTS option lists a subset of parts to be submitted. Valid part names are:
Start = nothing
Update = ctest_update results, in Update.xml
Configure = ctest_configure results, in Configure.xml
Build = ctest_build results, in Build.xml
Test = ctest_test results, in Test.xml
Coverage = ctest_coverage results, in Coverage.xml
MemCheck = ctest_memcheck results, in DynamicAnalysis.xml
Notes = Files listed by CTEST_NOTES_FILES, in Notes.xml
ExtraFiles = Files listed by CTEST_EXTRA_SUBMIT_FILES
Upload = Files prepared for upload by ctest_upload(), in Upload.xml
Submit = nothing
The FILES option explicitly lists specific files to be submitted. Each individual file must exist at the time of the call.
The RETRY_DELAY option specifies how long in seconds to wait after a timed-out submission before attempting to re-submit.
The RETRY_COUNT option specifies how many times to retry a timed-out submission.
ctest_submit(CDASH_UPLOAD <file> [CDASH_UPLOAD_TYPE <type>])
This second signature is used to upload files to CDash via the CDash file upload API. The api first sends a request to upload to CDash along with a content hash of the file. If CDash does not already have the file, then it is uploaded. Along with the file, a CDash type string is specified to tell CDash which handler to use to process the data.


Arsenal legend Tony Adams says TWO decisions could cost Unai Emery his job
Arsenal legend Tony Adams tore into Unai Emery after the Gunners’ 2-2 draw against Southampton and says the side are paying the price for losing Laurent Koscielny and Aaron Ramsey.
Alexandre Lacazette grabbed his second of the game in injury time to ensure Arsenal got a point from the Saints but there were chants of ‘Emery out’ at the full-time whistle.
The draw means Arsenal have won just one of their last seven league matches and Emery admitted afterwards that he understands supporters’ frustrations.
But that didn’t appease Adams, who says fans were right to boo his former club off the pitch.
‘The boos are deserved. It was a terrible, terrible performance, very disjointed, no defending in sight, [Emery] changed his system three times – he’s not doing himself any favours,’ Adams told BT Sport.
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‘I don’t want any coach losing his job but the club’s not going forward, it’s not progressing. The recruitment has been really poor. We got rid of Koscielny – our best player – he had to go last year & Ramsey, we lost. The team is evidently weaker because of it.
‘I could put a team together that is more organised than that. There’s no one going out there to keep clean sheets, I can’t see a clean sheet in sight. When you’re giving the opposition team at the Emirates 20 chances on your goal, you’re never going to keep clean sheets’
Earlier, Adams claimed Emery could lose his job due to Spurs’ decision to sack Mauricio Pochettino.
Tottenham sacked the Argentine and replaced him with Jose Mourinho earlier this week.
‘What’s happened over the other side of north London has put huge pressure on this guy, they’ve made a significant change,’ said Adams.


Secure single sign-on (SSO) for all your web applications
Install oxd to make sending users to any standard OpenID Provider for login -- like Google Plus, Google OAuth or the Gluu Server -- fast, easy, and secure.
CommandClient client = null;
try {
client = new CommandClient(host, port);
final RegisterSiteResponse site = RegisterSiteTest.registerSite(client, opHost, redirectUrl);
final GetTokensByCodeResponse tokens = requestTokens(client, site, userId, userSecret);
GetUserInfoParams params = new GetUserInfoParams();
params.setOxdId(site.getOxdId());
params.setAccessToken(tokens.getAccessToken());
final GetUserInfoResponse resp = client.send(new Command(CommandType.GET_USER_INFO).setParamsObject(params)).dataAsResponse(GetUserInfoResponse.class);
} finally {
CommandClient.closeQuietly(client);
}
session_start();
require_once '../Get_user_info.php';
echo 'Get_user_info';
$get_user_info = new Get_user_info();
$get_user_info->setRequestOxdId($_SESSION['oxd_id']);
$get_user_info->setRequestAccessToken($_SESSION['access_token']);
$get_user_info->request();
print_r($get_user_info->getResponseObject());
user = oxc.get_user_info(tokens.access_token)
# The claims can be accessed using the dot notation.
print user.username
print user.website
print user._fields # to print all the fields
# to check for a particular field and get the information
if 'website' in user._fields:
print user.website
def login
if (params[:code].present?)
@access_token = @oxd_command.get_tokens_by_code( params[:code] )
end
session.delete('oxd_access_token') if(session[:oxd_access_token].present?)
session[:oxd_access_token] = @access_token
session[:state] = params[:state]
session[:session_state] = params[:session_state]
@user = @oxd_command.get_user_info(session[:oxd_access_token])
end
public GetUserInfoResponse GetUserInfo(string host, int port, string accessToken)
{
try
{
CommandClient client = new CommandClient(host, port);
GetUserInfoParams param = new GetUserInfoParams();
param.setOxdId(StoredValues._oxd_id);
param.setAccessToken(accessToken);
Command cmd = new Command(CommandType.get_user_info);
cmd.setParamsObject(param);
string response = client.send(cmd);
GetUserInfoResponse res = new GetUserInfoResponse(JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(response).data);
Assert.IsNotNull(res);
return res;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
Logger.Debug(ex.Message);
return null;
}
}
try {
var oxd = require("oxd-node");
oxd.Request.oxd_id = "your site id"; //REQUIRED
oxd.Request.access_token = "access_token from OP redirect url"; //REQUIRED
oxd.get_user_info(oxd.Request,function(response){});
} catch (err) {
console.log("error:" + err);
}
Simple API
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Plugins for popular open source applications and frameworks
oxd plugins for WordPress, Drupal, SugarCRM, SuiteCRM, Magento, RoundCube, Shopify and OpenCart make it easy to secure popular applications and frameworks with OpenID Connect.
Offer two-factor authentication and social login with the Gluu Server
Use the Gluu Server as your OpenID Connect Provider to control how people are authenticated. The Gluu Server ships with support for several authentication mechanisms including social login, FIDO U2F tokens (like Yubikey), and even a free mobile two-factor authentication app called Super Gluu.
oxd Simplifies Application Security
oxd is continually updated to address the latest OAuth 2.0 security knowledge so
you always stay one step ahead of hackers and security vulnerabilities.
Simple Pricing
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for each active oxd installation
Signing up for oxd is free and comes with a $50 credit
for
charges incurred during the first 60 days of use.
FAQ's
What is oxd?oxd is a mediator: it provides API’s that can be called by a web application that are easier than directly calling the API’s of an OpenID Connect Provider (OP) or an UMA Authorization Server (AS).
Which programming languages and frameworks does oxd have libraries for?Currently oxd has libraries for the following languages and frameworks: Php, Java, Python, Ruby, C#, Node.js, Spring, and Lua. Learn more about each library in our oxd documentation. oxd listens on a linux socket, so if your language isn't listed, you can access oxd REST API via a socket.
How do I get SSO across several websites?You’ll need two things: (1) a central OpenID Connect Provider that holds the passwords and user information; (2) websites that use the OpenID Connect protocol to authenticate users. An easy way to accomplish the first–utilize Google as your OP, or install and configure the free open source Gluu Server using the Linux packages for CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian or Red Hat. The second is accomplished by installing the oxd service on each web server that needs SSO. This provides easy to use local API’s that can be called by your web applications, and enables you to use a number of plugins for popular open source software packages.
Can I use Google or Microsoft Azure Active Directory as my OpenID Connect Provider?oxd works very well with Google. Due to Microsoft's non-standard implementation od OpenID Connect, you will need to tweak oxd to get it working with Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
How is oxd licensed?oxd is commercially licensed. Each time you install oxd you will need to use your license. Active installations are billed $0.33 per day (roughly $10 USD per month per active installation). Get your oxd license today.
Where do I deploy oxd?oxd is deployed on the same server as the web applications you want to protect.
Can I use oxd plugins for social login?Currently the Gluu Server supports Google authentication. In the next release (3.0), Gluu will support a new social login module called Passportjs. This will enable you to use over 300 social login sites, including Facebook or Twitter. Stay tuned!
Can I use oxd plugins for two-factor authentication (2FA)?You can specify a value for “acr,” which provides the OpenID Connect provider with a hint about what kind of authentication to use. The Gluu Server ships with several built in two-factor authentication mechanisms. Two that are very easy to use are FIDO U2F tokens (like Yubikey) and Duo Security. Gluu also has published a free mobile two factor authentication app for iOS and Android called Super Gluu. If you’re a geek, you can write your own custom authentication script in the Gluu Server, and implement support for any kind of strong authentication technology.
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by Ni Nyoman WiraIn the penultimate issue of comic strip Panji Koming in Kompas on Aug. 18, Pailul, one of the characters, is seen carving an inscription. After “history of five centuries later” and “promise to not forget about it”, the last panel shows that he's carved the sentence “Farewell, Pak Swan”. Pailul then says, “It’s fun to write history.” It was an homage to the late Polycarpus “Swan” Swantoro, a historian and one of the founders of Kompas, in which the comic strip was published in its Sunday editions. After gracing the pages of the newspaper for 40 years, Panji Koming creator Dwi Koendoro “Dwi Koen” Brotoatmojo, passed away on Aug. 22. The very last strip of Panji Koming was published on Aug. 25, consisting of four black panels to symbolize loss. pic.twitter...
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looking at the course projects. I currently work as an intern at International Paper and a
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interface PIDInterface : Any
| Tolerance |
class Tolerance : Any |
| a |
abstract var a: Double |
| input |
abstract var input: () -> Double |
| output |
abstract var output: (Double) -> Unit |
| pidCoefficients |
abstract var pidCoefficients: <ERROR CLASS> |
| result |
abstract var result: Double |
| setpoint |
abstract var setpoint: Double |
| v |
abstract var v: Double |
| reset |
abstract fun reset(): Unit |
| SimplePIDController |
open class SimplePIDController : PIDInterface
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Dream Job
What is your favorite toy?
First Aid Kit
Easy Bake Oven
Video Games
Legos
If you could have a super power, which one would it be?
Shape Shifting
Healing
Super Strength
Mind Control
What is your favorite kitchen utensil?
Whisk
Microwave
Rolling Pin
Meat Tenderizer
When you're home, where do you spend the most time?
The Kitchen
The Living Room
The Study
The Backyard
Which Disney Princess is your favorite?
Moana
Elsa
Rapunzel
Tiana
What is your favorite way to play outside?
Tag
Swimming
Hide and Seek
Climbing
If you were stranded on a desert island and could only bring one thing, what would it be?
A Phone
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int variant_cmp ( mixed $left , mixed $right [, int $lcid [, int $flags ]] )
Compares left with right. This function will only compare scalar values, not arrays or variant records.
Returns one of the following: Variant Comparision Results value meaning


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One row for each observation of traffic speeds along monitored section of road with the following columns:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Identifier of the section of road involved. |
| ts | Timestamp in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970, minus leap seconds ('Unix' or 'Epoch' time) of the retrieval of this record. |
| ts_text | Timestamp as text in UK local time (UTC in the winter, BST in the summer) with timezone information of the retrieval of this record. |
| time | Time in text format of the most recent journey time calculation for this record. |
| period | The time in seconds over which journeys were observed to calculate travelTime. |
| travelTime | The time in seconds taken by traffic transiting the section of road. |
| normalTravelTime | A long term average travelTime for this section of road based on the time of day, day of week, Bank Holidays and school terms. |
One row for each monitored 'link' between a pair of sensor sites, with the following columns:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Link identifier. |
| ts | Timestamp in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970, minus leap seconds ('Unix' or 'Epoch' time) of the retrieval of this record. |
| ts_text | Timestamp as text in UK local time (UTC in the winter, BST in the summer) with timezone information of the retrieval of this record. |
| name | Name for this link. |
| description | Description of this link. |
| sites | A list separated by '|' of the identifiers of the two sensor sites defining the link. |
| length | The length in meters of this link. |
One row for each monitored 'compound route' built from individual links, with the folowing columns:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Route identifier. |
| ts | Timestamp in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970, minus leap seconds ('Unix' or 'Epoch' time) of the retrieval of this record. |
| ts_text | Timestamp as text in UK local time (UTC in the winter, BST in the summer) with timezone information of the retrieval of this record. |
| name | Name for this route. |
| description | Description of this route. |
| sites | A list separated by '|' of the identifiers of the the sensor sites defining the route. |
| links | A list separated by '|' of the identifiers of the links making up the route. |
| length | The length in meters of the route. |
One row for each monitoring station with the following columns:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Station identifier. |
| ts | Timestamp in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970, minus leap seconds ('Unix' or 'Epoch' time) of the retrieval of this record. |
| ts_text | Timestamp as text in UK local time (UTC in the winter, BST in the summer) with timezone information of the retrieval of this record. |
| name | Station name. |
| description | Station description. |
| latitude | Station latitude. |
| longitude | Staion longitude. |


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Many properties of AlignmentViewer can be configured through property parameters. These parameters can be changed on the properties window (File ⇒ Properties). Configured properties are saved in the user home directory.
In the properties window, the properties are categorized into the following four sections.
Locations: Locations of data to be loaded. See "Load data " for loading data.
CGAT_HOME: The server home directory containing the database. You can load data from the local file system, only when the CGAT database is installed in a directory accessible from the AlignmentViewer.
Server URL: Addresses of the CGAT servers. Multiple servers can be specified. You can choose which server to use when you load the data.
Proxy URL: Specify if your organization uses a proxy server. Please ask your network administrator.
Color: Color preferences. You can set two different sets of colors for the dark and light background color modes.
Background: The background color of both the alignment track and the dotplot display.
Viewing Frame: The color of the frame indicating the current scope in the dotplot display.
Match/Mismatch/Gap: Colors for displaying nucleotide sequence alignments in the annotation track.
Identity: Colors for drawing alignment regions according to the percentage identities (the identity color mode). Colors of the three points (highest, middle, and lowest percentages) can be specified, and the others are interpolated between these colors.
Gene Attribute: Colors for drawing genes in the annotation tracks using gene attribute values. Colors of the highest and lowest values can be specified, and the remaining values are interpolated between them.
Panel: Hight of the tracks and the maximum number of tracks.
Maximum # of Segment Tracks: Maximum number of feature segments to be loaded. Possibly, the height of the tracks should also be modified (lowered) to display all the information within the screen when you want to increase the number of segment tracks.
Height of Alignment/Gene/Segment Area: Hight of the tracks in the alignment display can be set individually for the alignment track, the gene annotation tracks and the feature segment tracks.
Alignment: Alignment parameters.
Match/Mismatch/Open Gap/Extension Gap: The scoring system for dynamically calculating alignments in the AlignmentViewer program.
Size of Realignment: Maximum length of the displayed region (scope) within which the re-alignment of the sequences is allowed by right click on the alignment track.
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I look forward to building a more complimentary way of working in teams. I want to become skilled in using personal and team routines and rituals that ensure we are all cared for and thriving in a work environment. I want to be able to respond to different personalities, to listen to what it is they want to grow for themselves and really try to make space where I can for them to do so.
I’m a deep thinker and big feeler. I am quite competent when it comes to learning most things. I enjoy building structure into my days and like a more organised rather than chaotic approach to most tasks/activities. I can get tied up in details and become a bit too attached to a certain outcome rather than allowing a more organic process. I also attach big meaning to the things that I invest my time and energy into and as such can suffer when things go differently than I imagined or wanted them to or when others don’t share the same feelings as I do.
I am committed to using my organizational strengths and preference for preparation to manage my workload. Being able to respect time frames that I have set is hugely important. Being able to switch off after a chunk of work has been done, step away or hand over is also key. I like to use scheduling tools like google calendar and my newly acquired pomodoro timer and I enjoy the relief of knowing that there is an unbiased entity keeping me accountable. Being aware of the health of my ego, my health and my colleagues is also important and having routine check in’s will also help keep things in perspective for me. Lastly, gaining perspective by remembering the promise I made to myself when joining this course which is that I am here to enjoy learning a new skill to support my wants and needs for my life. I am not here to hurt myself or others in the pursuit of perfection.
I have a very aware personal support team who I have no trouble turning to quickly if I need some empathy or emotional support. I am also looking forward to establishing a relationship with the cohort and facilitators/support people so that if I need help I will have already established an ease of conversation.
I expect the facilitation team to support the vision of my learning journey as best as they can while ensuring they are well and cared for themselves. I always appreciate people in a holding position to be able to communicate clearly and honestly both as it relates to work and personal expectations. I find it more relaxing and supportive to be around people who can respectfully advocate for themselves and this is what I expect from the facilitation team too.
I am going to be away from home for 11 days during foundations and so I have communicated this with the facilitation team and am scheduling my study around this. I hope to do a couple of hours a day for about 8/11 days and have a pretty lenient schedule for the weeks after my return which will hopefully cater to my catchup.
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## Open Source Visualization and Analysis Tools
**March 5, 2017**
Jon Woodring
*Los Alamos National Laboratory*
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### Visualization and Analysis
- Visualization
- Making a picture or movie from data
- Plots, interactivity, 3D, etc.
- Intuition and exploration
- Analysis
- Fitting or making a model from data
- Simulation, statistics, regression (machine learning), etc.
- Theory and mathematics
### My Work
- Department of Energy (DOE), Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
- http://lanl.gov
- Petabytes of data from simulations and sensors
- I help scientists visualize and analyze their data
- My research communities
- *IEEE Visualization*: http://ieeevis.org
- *SIGGRAPH*: http://siggraph.org
- *DOE Office of Science*: http://science.energy.gov
### Tools
- I'll cover the tools that I typically use
- Python, R, ParaView, and Cinema
- Python and R are common in "data science"
- ParaView is unique to scientific visualization
- ParaView was initially created at LANL
- Maintained by Kitware, Inc.
- Cinema is an ongoing research project at LANL
### Similarities between Data Science and Scientific Visualization
- We have big data sets
- We like to use Python and R for analysis
- There's a lot of hype in machine learning
- We use GPUs
- The scientific visualization and graphics communities did most
of the initial research
- We use BLAS, LAPACK, FFTW, GSL, etc.
- Created by scientific and numerical methods communities --
inside Python and R libraries
### Differences -- in scientific computing and at the DOE we:
- Typically favor speed over portability
- *Don't* use the cloud
- *Don't* use Java, we use Fortran, C++, and MPI
- Supercomputers have fast, specialized networks, for large, parallel
computations and leverage MPI (Message Passing Interface)
- *Don't* use Hadoop, Spark, the Apache stack, etc.
- *Don't* use Docker that much (yet!)
### Some other open source tools that I won't cover that I have used at some point in my career
OpenGL, Spark, Flink, Dask, ggobi, Torch, gnuplot, D3, Vega/Vega-lite, Pure
Data + GEM, Orange, MeshLab, VisIt, Mayavi, Processing, vvvv, xmdvtool, Plotly,
charts.js, Octave, Blender, Slicer
### Getting Started with Python and R
Download: https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section or
https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html
In a shell that has Anaconda (*conda*) installed:
```bash
$ conda create -n ucsc python=3
$ conda activate ucsc
$ conda install jupyter pandas scipy matplotlib bokeh rstudio r-ggplot2 r-dplyr r-rsqlite
```
This installs *both* Python, R, and packages that I will demonstrate.
### Python Jupyter Notebook
https://jonwoodring.github.io/ucsc-2019-03-05/python.html
```bash
$ jupyter notebook
```
open *python.ipynb* from the github repository
### R RStudio Notebook
https://jonwoodring.github.io/ucsc-2019-03-05/r.html
```bash
$ rstudio
```
open *r.rmd* from the github repository
### Scientific Visualization
- IEEE VIS - https://ieeevis.org
- V - VAST
- I - InfoVis
- S - *SciVis* (Scientific Visualization)
- Usually, "3D" (physical data) meshes or volumes
- At LANL, simulations, like climate modeling
- In medicine, CT, MRI, etc.
- Time varying, large-scale data
- Dark matter cosmology, petabytes of data
### ParaView
https://www.paraview.org/download/
- Back in the late 1990s/early 2000s
- ParaView started at DOE LANL
- VisIt started at DOE LLNL
- Features
- 3D, polygonal and volume rendering
- Scalable, distributed parallel (supercomputers)
- VTK (Visualization ToolKit) - Kitware, Inc.
### ParaView Demo
- Menu `File->Open`
- Many file formats
- Open `Examples/can.ex2`
- Select all variables
- Rotate and Zoom the model
- Switch between representations
- Points
- Wireframe
- Feature Edges
### ParaView Demo
- Cut (clip)
- Slice
- Threshold
- Glyph
- Pipeline view
- Animate
- Tools Menu
- Histogram
### ParaView Demo
- Calculator
- Calculate squared distance
- Color By
- Edit Menu
- Find Data: Points, `Result <= 200`
- View Menu
- Python Shell
- `GetSources`
- Start and Stop Trace
### VTK and ParaView Python
- `vtkpython` and `pvpython`
- Everything you can do in the GUI you can script
- Stand-alone visualization programs
- Programmable Filter - my most used filter
- Python scripts executed in a VTK pipeline
- Custom data filtering
- Can directly process the data with numpy
- Immediate feedback/rapid prototyping
### Open Source Data
- SciVis holds scientific visualization contest
- Curates data that can be used for research, etc.
- Every year since 2004 (minus 2007 and 2009)
- http://sciviscontest.ieeevis.org
- Some LANL data is available
- Simulation of an asteroid hitting the ocean
- The data used for winning entry in Supercomputing contest
### DOE-oriented Scientific Visualization Research
- Focus on parallelism and large-scale data
- Portable Parallel Algorithms
- Run on GPU or multi-core CPU transparently
- In situ Algorithms - as it is running
- In transit Algorithms - as the data are moving
- Data compression and data reduction
- Lossy compression algorithms
- Data products (plots, images, etc.)
### Cinema
- https://cinemascience.github.io/examples.html
- https://cinemascience.github.io/publications.html
- Save every plot/image that was ever needed
- Assumes that visualizations are data reduction
- Many scientists keep spreadsheets of their work
- Viewers that can interactively show
- The scientist's spreadsheet of their work as CSV
- Database of every plot referenced in a CSV
Cinema Demo (cinemascience.github.io)
Cinema Demo (cinemascience.github.io)
Cinema Demo (cinemascience.github.io)
### Cinema Explorer
```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/cinemascience/cinema_explorer
$ cd cinema_explorer
$ ${BROWSER} cinema_explorer.html
```
- Explorer pulls resources from the web
- Edit `cinema_explorer.html` if you want to use it offline
- `wget` the components it is using, change `href` to local copies
- Or use my copy at https://github.com/jonwoodring/cinema_explorer
- You probably need to use Firefox
### Finishing Up
- One more open source visualization
- Slides made in *reveal.js*
- https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/
- Though, Tufte hates slides
- https://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/
### Project ideas
- ParaView/VTK plotting kernel to Jupyter or RStudio
- SQLite virtual table for a popular data format
- Export RMarkdown or Jupyter to Cinema
- Export ParaView visualization to reveal.js
- Improve the SQLite reader/writer in VTK (ParaView)
- Programmable Filter for another language (JavaScript, Lua, LLVM IR, etc.)
in VTK (ParaView)
### One Reader to Rule them All
https://github.com/jonwoodring/ortrta
- A talk on the relationship between
- Data flow graphs
- Relational databases
- Parallel programming
- Functional programming
- Also teaches how to create SQLite virtual tables
- Make *any* dataset SQL queryable
### Los Alamos National Laboratory
![The lab from a distance](local/lanl.png)
### Los Alamos National Laboratory
![https://www.lanl.gov/careers/career-options/student-internships/index.php](local/qr3.png)
https://www.lanl.gov/careers/career-options/student-internships/index.php
### My UCSC faculty colleagues if you are interested in pursuing more about both data and visualization
- Carlos Maltzahn
- https://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~carlosm/UCSC/Home/Home.html
- Alex Pang
- https://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~pang/
![https://jonwoodring.github.io/ucsc-2019-03-05/slides/index.html](local/qr.png)
![https://github.com/jonwoodring/ucsc-2019-03-05](local/qr2.png)
![https://www.lanl.gov/careers/career-options/student-internships/index.php](local/qr3.png)
https://jonwoodring.github.io/ucsc-2019-03-05/slides/index.html
https://github.com/jonwoodring/ucsc-2019-03-05
https://www.lanl.gov/careers/career-options/student-internships/index.php


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uAdmin Tutorial Part 3 - Image Cropping¶
In this tutorial, we will talk about cropping an image on the image type tag field in the model.
Create a file named category.go inside the models folder with the following codes below:
package models
import (
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// Category Model !
type Category struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string `uadmin:"required"`
Icon string `uadmin:"image"`
}
Now register the model on main.go where models is the package name and Category is the model name:
func main() {
uadmin.Register(
models.Todo{},
models.Category{}, // <-- place it here
)
uadmin.StartServer()
}
Run your application. As expected, the category model is added in the uAdmin Dashboard.
Let’s create a new record in the category model (e.g. Travel).
As you can see, the Name field is required indicated by the * symbol. Required field cannot be an empty string. In the Icon field, you can browse an image file in .png, .jpg, .jpeg, or .gif in your computer. Save your record to see the result.
uAdmin allows you to crop your images. In order to do that, click the icon in the list highlighted below.
Click the crop icon on the top left corner.
Once you are done, click the Crop button below and refresh the webpage to save your progress.
Congrats, now you know how to create an image type field and crop an uploaded image inside the model.
Click here to view our progress so far.
In the next part we will discuss about linking models using a foreign key.


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