The debug window of Comskip.
When ComSkip is started with the w or --debugwindow switch a graphics window
will appear. Once finished Comskip will NOT automatically exit but has to be
closed manually by killing the console window or by hitting ESCAPE. Do not use
the debug window when Comskip is called automatically from GBPVR or other PVR
software.
This window will show the decoded mpeg in black and white.
Next to this it will show some information to debug the settings of Comskip.
Another use of the debugwindow is when Comskip is used to review the output of a previous run of Comskip. This is done by starting Comskip with the name of the previously generated .txt file as its single parameter. The detailed analysis information is not available in this mode but it provides some additional keys for modifying the commercial locations and writing out the resulting information.
At the top the frame four numbers are shown. The first number is the frame number of the current frame. The second number is the brightness. A letter B after the brightness indicates the current frame is Black. The third number is the volume. A letter S after the volume indicates the current frame is regarded as Silent. The fourth number is the uniformity of the frame. A letter U after the uniformity indicates the frame is regarded as uniform.
Aspect Ratio information
Two blue lines are drawn at the border between the black bars at the bottom and
the top and the active video.
This will allow to check if the detection settings for max_brightness,
test_brightness and max_avg_brightness are correct because these are use to
detect the black parts of the screen
The blue lines will always stay minimally the border size from the top and
bottom of the video size.
Logo information
A rectangle will be draw around the logo position as soon as it is
found. As soon as the detection level is above the logo_threshold the
logo detection mask will overlay the logo to indicate the tested pixels. If no
logo is detected the frame is red.
Frame bar information
At the top a frame bar is shown indicating information detected for each frame.
The bottom 5 pixels of the bar signal the detection of silence. Any sound
volume level below max_volume will be show as green upon white background.
Speech without music should give a lot of silence.
The next 5 pixels on the bar signal the detection of black frames.
When silence is detected on a black frame both above bars
will be drawn in black. These lines are the principle cut points for Comskip
The next 5 pixels of the bar signal the presence of logo. The presence of logo
is signaled by black, the absence by white. When logo is disabled its presence
is signaled by gray bars in stead of black.
The next 10 pixels of the bar signal the aspect ratio. A blue line on a
white background depicts the detected aspect ratio where the height of the
line above the logo bar is proportional to the detected aspect ratio. When the
detection is finished or when live_tv=1 this bar is also used to show the
position of commercials.
When cut_on_ar_change=1 in the ini file (default) changes in
the aspect ratio will create additional cut points when sufficient logo is
found.
The next 5 pixels are used to show the position of the commercials as indicated
in an optional reference file as soon as detection is finished. Black depicts
where commercial are expected, white depicts where show is expected.
The colored graphs enabled/disabled by pressing the g key show
detailed information about the recording.
From the bottom to the top it shows brightness, sound, non_uniformity, scene
change, logo match, aspect ratio and black bar positions.
Through zooming (z) and unzooming (u) of the timeline you can have both a
good overview and see on a per frame basis the transitions. The parts of the graphs
that reach a value below the Blackframe limits (max_avg_brightness, max_volume,
non_uniformity) get a white color.
The bottom four graphs have an additional white/red line showing the block average value that is red when above the total average times punish_threshold and that is white otherwise.
When decoding of the mpeg is finished or when the .csv file is loaded it is possible to navigate through the mpeg file. Navigation can be done with the cursor keys and with page up/down. Look at the frame number to see the step taken for each of the keys. A red vertical line in the frame bar shows the current position. Left clicking with the mouse in the frame bar repositions the current frame to the click position. This can be used to quickly review the correctness of the commercial detection.
Pressing n skips to just before the next black frame, pressing p skips to just after the previous next black frame. Pressing e skips to just before the end of the next block, pressing b skips to just after the beginning of the previous block
Video and frame position is not always 100% aligned, the actual error depends on the mpeg file being used.
When started with the .txt file as its single parameter the frame number is shown and in the debug bar l black bars show the location of the detected commercials.
The navigation is identical except the letter keys.
The n key jumps to the next end of a detected commercial.
The p key jumps to the previous beginning of a commercial.
The b key sets the beginning of the commercial that ends after the current frame position
The e key sets the end of the commercial that begins before the current frame position.
The i key inserts a short commercial at the current location
The d key deletes the commercial around the current frame position
The w key writes the current commercial list to the .txt file.
Terminating
To stop the session, close the console window or hit the ESCAPE key


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B.E.D. Trio is a musical group that seeks to combine many different genres of music into one cohesive entity. Jazz, gospel, funk, and electronic are just a few of the many genres used to create the trio's unique musical experience. All three contribute creatively to the music, with each tune being composed or arranged by one of the members. The group also emphasizes collaborating with other artists and musicians, allowing the group to create a wider dynamic. Artists and groups that have influenced the B.E.D. Trio are The Robert Glasper Trio, The Bad Plus, Bill Evans Trio, and Snarky Puppy. These are just a few of the many artists and groups B.E.D. trio pulls from to create their sound.
Brandon is a drummer born and raised in Bellevue, Nebraska. He is always looking for ways to push the boundaries and come up with new ideas and new sounds. Having received a degree in jazz drum set from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Brandon uses his jazz influences mixed with some of the genres he grew up with, R&B, Hip-hop, Soul, and Blues, to contribute in creating the new sounds and ideas the group strives to achieve.
Eddie Walker is an Omaha transplant who has been playing bass guitar since middle school. A lover of the groove—in constant pursuit of the pocket, he has learned music from great musicians all over the country as a military brat, and loves to share the joy of music. As the “E” member of B.E.D., he is ever engaging in euphoric, endless endeavors.
As a jazz pianist in the omaha area, Daniel is dedicated to merging his different experiences as a musician into a cogent performance or composition. Growing up, he mainly played in church. Later, he started attending the University of Nebraska at Omaha to study music technology. As a result Daniel has recieved training in audio engineering, audio production, jazz piano, and classical piano. He hopes that each side of his musical upbringing will be represented in the music played by the trio.
Don't Worry About It
Written by Daniel Faronbi Featuring Jacob "Cubby" Phillips and Skye Junginger
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Written by The Bad Plus as a reharmonization of the famous Nirvana tune
So Beautiful
Written by Robert Glasper as a jazz cover of Musiq Soulchild's original R&B song
Stand
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5:30-7:30PM Thursdays, Online
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https://uiuc-ischool-dataviz.github.io/spring2019online/
notes: go through website!!
notes: visualization goes back to cave men painting star-tracking imagery during the Pleistocene Era
illustration can be motivated by experts as well, but it can be problematic when an audience thinks it’s real - which can be especially problematic when the presentation is so well done that it looks photographic.
Naiman et al. 2017, Borkiewicz et al. 2018
Naiman et al. 2017, Borkiewicz et al. 2018
Naiman et al. 2017, Borkiewicz et al. 2018
Naiman et al. 2017, Borkiewicz et al. 2018
Features of Blackboard:
Moodle - where the grades (and possibly assignments) will be posted
https://uiuc-ischool-dataviz.github.io/spring2019online/ - where lecture slides & general course info will live.
On a piece of paper or in notes on your computer:
notes: We’re going to use these pieces of data to explore how we might approach visualization. Each of these items is a different type of data – qualitative, quantitative, elements drawn from sets, and sets of numerical data.
Trying to visualize each one will give us a basic idea of how we might think about these types of data, and how we approach visualizing them.
Break into online chat groups, and:
(1) introduce yourself!
(2) visualize the results from the data you wrote down previously: can use the whiteboard or a program of your choosing.
Remember to screen shot your visualizations to share in Breakout Group #2.
notes: We will use breakout groups sparingly, but its important that you all get to know eachother a little bit & realize there are humans here!
We’ll do this for ~5 minutes, maybe longer depending on where people are.
(1) introduce yourself!
(2) Then:
There are no hard and fast “right” or “wrong” answers at this point, so don’t worry!
notes: This is a rough syllabus! These are many of the topics we will cover, but based on how the course proceeds and how folks respond, we may shorten or lengthen different topics.
The organization here is designed to start out slow, dealing with how to program python for visualization, understanding how data is laid out, which operations we can apply to that data, and then moving on to representing data in different ways.
notes: Toward the end of class we are going to have a slightly more free-form set of discussion points. Your final projects will be somewhat open-ended, requiring more group work and collaboration than the preceding assignments.
While you are already a consumer of visualizations, your perspective should change to that of a producer of visualizations. You should be comfortable reading AND writing imagery.
notes: We will be discussing this as the semester goes on, but the principal outcome I want you to take away from this class is understanding how to transform data into its visual representation, and to take that understanding with you as you observe visualizations presented to you.
By developing visualizations, you will grow to understand the choices that influence those visualizations, and you will bring that with you while consuming information visually.
notes: This course will teach you some things about how to code, how to build visualizations, but we’re going to focus much more on learning about how to construct visualizations and why we make the choices that we do. If we choose one way to present data, does that convey information more readily? Or does it get in the way of the underlying meaning?
(Today will be a little lecture heavy)
notes: This structure will likely be deviated from during the course, but in general we will start with lecture, take a break, then continue with collaborative or hands-on exercises using group coding.
During the group coding, I might lead the class in some visualization in Python, Javascript, or something else. During this section, I expect that students will follow along with what is going on – typing in the specific commands, and maybe even trying different things as we go. It is not meant to simply be a “performance” of coding, but instead an opportunity to learn.
notes: Your weekly assignments will take different forms. The first assignment will be exclusively prose and hand-writing, but subsequent assignments will be either notebook (coding) based or prose-based as well.
The final project will be described later in class, but will take the form of a group project that touches on coding as well as visual design.
notes: When programming, I expect that you will do things like search on the internet to find help with a given problem. This is fine.
But, you must cite where any code snippets came from. And you must note if you are working with other people in the group!
Using snippets of code is fine – but you may not copy large-scale amounts of code from other work (for example, other visualizations) and pass it off as your own. Always cite, and be reasonable in what you utilize.
notes: You will be expected to write code in Python, and to learn the very basics of Javascript. Your projects may be turned in via git. We will also utilize Slack for class communication.
notes: Jupyterhub is a software system for launching multiple independent notebooks that can share access to data and installed software. Ours is administered by the iSchool.
notes: It is possible that your JupyterHub instance may be lost – don’t store mission critical data there without a backup. It should be possible to share data between people on the system, but I won’t pretend to know the right way to do that.
We will be sharing a slack channel with the in-person class, so feel free to converse with them as well!
https://is590dv-spring2019.slack.com
#general
: General announcements#assignments
: Help with assignments#help
: General help with Python, Javascript, visualization, etc#_classroom-lectures
: Folks in the live lecture will post questions here during class#online_specific_chat
: Can be used to ask online specific questions, but all “in class”
questions should be posted in the Blackboard Collaborate chat, or asked over a mic@
sign appropriately: @[person]
, @here
, @channel
As always, you can also post questions to the Moodle forum as well.
notes: Please use slack as much as you need! You can use it to share items and articles with the class, to collaborate, to discuss and ask questions and get feedback. However, please do behave in a professional fashion.
shared/sp19-is590dv/spring2019online
notes: All the materials for this course will be stored in github, and are available under a very permissive license. It is largely written in markdown and automatically compiled to web pages when changes are made.
You are invited to clone the repo, fork and submit changes (typos, etc!), and to use any information in it in the future.
notes: We’re going to start out at a very high-level, discussing why we choose to visualize versus other types of representation, what types of data, and how we might do it.
(Or rather, why wouldn’t we visualize?)
notes: Not everything suits itself to visualization – and part of the reason for that is the necessary reductionism that visualization can require.
Peg + Cat: https://www.youtube.com/embed/In72QAQJ1tY?rel=0
notes: “There are lots of thing you can compare on a graph / Like who is the shortest or the tallest giraffe / You can chart how much you walk / How much that you laugh / There are lots of things you can compare on a graph”
“But the one thing you can’t chart / Is how you feel in your heart”
Peg + Cat: https://www.youtube.com/embed/In72QAQJ1tY?rel=0
“There are lots of thing you can compare on a graph / Like who is the shortest or the tallest giraffe…”
notes: “There are lots of thing you can compare on a graph / Like who is the shortest or the tallest giraffe / You can chart how much you walk / How much that you laugh / There are lots of things you can compare on a graph”
“But the one thing you can’t chart / Is how you feel in your heart”
Peg + Cat: https://www.youtube.com/embed/In72QAQJ1tY?rel=0
“But the one thing you can’t chart / Is how you feel in your heart”
notes: “There are lots of thing you can compare on a graph / Like who is the shortest or the tallest giraffe / You can chart how much you walk / How much that you laugh / There are lots of things you can compare on a graph”
“But the one thing you can’t chart / Is how you feel in your heart”
notes: Visual information is communicated through our eyes, where it is processed. At the most basic level, we can see a range of about 210 degrees horizontally with one or both eyes. The region that is covered by both (“binocular”) is about 114 degrees in extent.
You can only cram so much information into the human eye.
By Vanessa Ezekowitz CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
notes: When we think about visual communication of information, we must think about how human physiology interacts with that communication.
Also, fair warning: I’m not a medical doctor.
This diagram shows the visual acuity of a “standard” human eye, as a function of angular distance from the fovea. We have to think about this in conjunction with our field of view.
There are 12 dots, can you count them all at the same time?
Step 1: Look at the cross
Step 2: Close left eye, keep looking at the cross
Step 3: Slowly move your head toward & away from screen until dot disappears
Step 1: Look at the cross
Step 2: Close left eye, keep looking at the cross
Step 3: Slowly move your head toward & away from screen until dot disappears
notes: (This part is a bit of a stunt. Sorry.)
Read these numbers:
| 2007-01-01 | 14233.2 |
| 2007-04-01 | 14422.3 |
| 2007-07-01 | 14569.7 |
| 2007-10-01 | 14685.3 |
| 2008-01-01 | 14668.4 |
| 2008-04-01 | 14813.0 |
| 2008-07-01 | 14843.0 |
| 2008-10-01 | 14549.9 |
| 2009-01-01 | 14383.9 |
notes: See what I mean? It’s a stunt. You’re supposed to hear these, or look at the numbers, and not have as clear an impression. It also takes a lot longer.
notes: You might immediately notice a few things about this image, but one item that we will talk about as class goes on is that often visualizations can have a consistent style. FRED in particular has a “branding” that is quite obvious, even without the logo.
Also, the data we read was in the last sort of gray area of this graph.
notes: Whenever you build a visualization you need to think about the context that you can assume on the part of your viewer.
“Visualizing data” is not a strict subset of “making an image.”
notes: We will approach visualization as encompassing several different stages in the collection, organization and representation of data.
We tell lies to visualize, but we must be honest.
notes: So let’s first talk about how misleading visualizations can be. This 3D pie chart violates the “principle of proportional ink” which states that the number of pixels that represent a value should be proportional to the value. With the raised edge on the pie chart, the blue wedge gets way more ink than it deserves and you get a disproportionate sense of value.
notes: you can have a lot of absurd fun with data - but when data is presented in a visualization, people often believe the authority of it even if it’s outlandish. Side note: This guy has some good ideas of where to find sample datasets for upcoming homework assignments too!
notes: Each of these bar chart examples are meant to show the same data. But you can see how they’re a bit problematic.
notes: Now here’s an example that’s more brazen. I’ll give you a minute to analyze this and tell me what’s wrong with this graph.
Some people will claim the Y-axis should always start from the bottom - at zero - to avoid confusion.
notes: however, the Keeling Curve is an interesting counter-argument. This is the famous graph that was the original evidence for global warming, showing the rate at which atmospheric carbon dioxide was growing.
Does anyone know why it’s generally accepted to show the y-axis like this, without it starting at the zero axis?
2 out of 3 “points”
notes: This is a screenshot from the movie “Lilo and Stitch” where the little girl Lilo is graphing how much evil is in the alien Stitch. It borrows from a familiar visual - the thermometer. But how could this visualization be misinterpreted? How is it different from a thermometer?
notes: The angle can be misleading. So can the relative width of the head vs the feet. The surface area is not consistent from top to bottom. Also there are empty areas in the mouth and eyes!
notes: If we rotate the image so that the red liquid is level, do we get a different impression for how much bad is in Stitch?
notes: How could this visualization be misleading? What about the camera move? What about the colors used? Are there actually several distinct layers of shells or is this a continuous volume?
Our choices must be:
Mark Newman of the University of Michigan has created visualizations of the election maps from several of the most recent elections. For more information and context, see his page http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2008/ .
notes: These are great, but some criticisms might be that the color red is more apparent to the human eye than the color blue. And in the population-to-area adjusted maps, it’s difficult to read for people used to geographic accuracy.
Map1 - this is just a geographical map of red and blue
Map2 - cartogram weighted by population (note, NOT by electoral college population)
Map3 - election results by county
Map4 - percentage of votes by county
Map5 - percentage of votes by county, weighted by population
Open up Python & get started coding!
PLUS: an intake survey - https://goo.gl/forms/omTDQFvEpK5CwFIU2
Example: https://uiuc-ischool-dataviz.github.io/spring2019online/week01/example_assignment.html
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Example: https://uiuc-ischool-dataviz.github.io/spring2019online/week01/example_assignment.html


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After the demise of British Empire in 1947, Bengal was partitioned as a province of West Pakistan with being
renamed as East Pakistan. Dhaka was declared as its capital. Despite of adequate resources and demographic weight
of East Pakistan,the entire Pakistan's government and military was largely dominated by the upper classes from
the west.
The government of Pakistan-dominated largely by the west-declared Urdu as the only official language of the
entire Pakistan which triggered a massive dissatisfaction among the people of the east. On 21 February, 1952,
Bengali students in East Pakistan rose up for the mother tongue and protested against this decision. As police
open fired to their possession, several students died for defending their language. The glorified sacrifice of
these martyrs is now observed not only in Bangladesh but also all over the world as International Mother
Language Day.
Displeasure on the west in the issues of economic and cultural domination resulted into the emergence of Awami
League as the strongest political voice of East Pakistan. In his historic speech before hundred thousands of people
at the Suhrawardy Udyan on March 7, 1971, the president of Awami League and the father of the nation Bangabandhu
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, called upon all the people of East Pakistan to launch a decisive struggle against the Pakistani
occupation and take a all-out preparation for the War of Liberation.
After a lot political unrest and provincial discrimination, Bangladesh Liberation War (Bengali: Muktijuddho) was
commenced after Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared Bangladesh’s independence just before getting arrested in
the early hours of 26 March 1971 by Pakistani military. President Yahya Khan and his military officials launched
extremely bloody measurement called Operation Searchlight on the innocent civilians of Bangladesh.
The exile government, formed by Awami League leaders, formally took oath at Meherpur, in the Kustia district of
Bangladesh, on 17 April 1971, with Tajuddin Ahmad as the first Prime Minister and Syed Nazrul Islam as the Acting President.
A resistance force known as the Mukti Bahini (Freedom Fighter) was formed from the Bangladesh Forces (consisting of Bengali regular forces) in alliance with civilian fighters. Led by General M. A. G. Osmani, the Bangladesh Forces were organized into eleven sectors and, as part of Mukti Bahini, conducted a massive guerrilla war against the Pakistan Forces. During this war, the whole world witnessed the 1971 Bangladesh genocide, in which the Pakistan Army and its allied religious militias carried out a wide-scale elimination of Bengali civilians, intellectuals, youth, students, politicians, activists and religious minorities.
A resistance force known as the Mukti Bahini (Freedom Fighter) was formed from the Bangladesh Forces (consisting
of Bengali regular forces) in alliance with civilian fighters. Led by General M. A. G. Osmani, the Bangladesh Forces
were organized into eleven sectors and, as part of Mukti Bahini, conducted a massive guerrilla war against the
Pakistan Forces. During this war, the whole world witnessed the 1971 Bangladesh genocide, in which the Pakistan Army
and its allied religious militias carried out a wide-scale elimination of Bengali civilians, intellectuals, youth,
students, politicians, activists and religious minorities.
Amidst the sacrifice of countless Bangladeshi souls, Pakistani Army finally surrendered to the Bangladesh-India Allied
Forces on 16 December 1971. The nine month long Bangladesh's Liberation War was won on that day. And Bangladesh, with a lot
of promise and hopes, starts its glorious journey.


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MOTHER'S BOYS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
Okay, you are a producer.  Lets see, first you decide to buy a world class cinematographer (Elliot Davis) in order to create a visual masterpiece, which it sure is.
You still have money left, so you get yourself some stars. You get Joanna Whalley-Kilmer, who must have the most beautiful face of any actress alive, from SCANDAL, Peter Gallagher, who excels at playing hunks with little upstairs, from SEX, LIES, AND VIDEOTAPE, and Jamie Lee Curtis, who always looks good except in this movie, from a zillion flicks. Darn, you are now just about broke. Oh well, anyone can direct a show with these stars and a cinematographer who could teach something to Monet about lighting effects.
You start the shooting. Ops, you forgot to get a scriptwriter. Well, you hire that college kid that has been hanging around the lot saying he would work for next to nothing - you pay him accordingly. You read what he has written. It is pretty boring, but you do not worry because the picture will be beautiful, and you have these gorgeous stars too. On second thought, you better ask for a rewrite. Tell him to put something really scary in it. He figures that hurting small children is a classic scare tactic so why not hurt three of them and maybe even kill a few or maybe not. At any rate, that'll sure make the audience take note if it doesn't gross 'em out.
Again, you start to shoot but realize that you have forgotten to cast the roles of the three children. No problem, those three sort of ugly kids who live next door will do - who cares if they can't act, they are not the stars after all.
The studio takes one look at your results and puts it on the shelf for a year, see copyright date in the credits, figuring they have a genuine turkey on their hands. Oh well, maybe one of the stars will get arrested or die or something to get some publicity, but no such luck. They send it out to the second run movie house and save overhead by not advertising it.
MOTHER'S BOYS is rated for the child endangerment and other scary scenes. It would probably be acceptable for teenagers. See this movie if you want to study cinematography or sets or to stare at Whalley-Kilmer's face; otherwise, skip it and see just about anything else. For the above three items, I generously award it a single *.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: April 16, 1994
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For the first delivery, I everything envolving the GeometryLoader, GameObject structure and Importers.
For the second assignment: GameObject Parent-Child structure, Own File Formats, Scene Serialization, Quadtree including all innovations, Hotfixing & Resource Management.
Finally, for the last delivery I made all related with the GameObjects and components of the UI (image, button, checkbox), less the inspector menus. Also helped rendering the UI with GLORTHO.


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Apache™ FOP Development: Coding Conventions
Acknowledgement: Some content in this guide was adapted from other Apache™ projects such as Avalon, Cactus, Turbine and Velocity.
Subversion Repository
Conventions in this section apply to Repository content, regardless of type:
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Files checked in must conform to the code conventions for that type of file (java files must conform to java requirements, xml to xml requirements, etc.). If a submitted patch does not conform, it is the responsibility of the committer to bring it into conformance before checking it in. Developers submitting patches are encouraged to follow the code conventions to reduce the work load on the committers.
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To reduce the amount of spurious deltas, all text (non-binary) files checked into SVN must have Unix-style line endings (LF only). Many IDEs and editors (even on non-Unix platforms) have settings that can facilitate this convention.
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In order to be able to discern commits from a committer from those where a committer applied a patch from a contributor, the commit message must contain a separate line following this pattern: "Submitted by: [contributor's name] <[contributor's obfuscated e-mail address]>". This also helps doing audits on the repository.
Java
Java Style
In order to facilitate the human reading of FOP source code, reduce churning in code, and prevent disputes, the FOP developers have agreed on a set of coding conventions. The basis of these coding conventions is documented in the Apache XML Project Guidelines, which requires that all Java Language source code in the repository must be written in conformance to Sun's Code Conventions for the Java Programming Language. In addition, the FOP developers have agreed to other conventions, which are summarized in the following table:
| Convention | Rationale | Enforced By |
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| Every Java source file starts with the Apache licence header. | Required by Apache. | checkstyle |
| No tabs in content. | Programmers should not have to adjust the tab settings in their editor to be able to read the source code. | checkstyle |
| Indentation of 4 spaces per level. | Maximize readability. | Not enforced |
| Comments, identifiers, and project documentation must be in English. In general, other languages must not be used, except in translated documentation and language-specific i10n files. | To avoid the need for everyone to learn all languages, English has become the standard language for many technology projects, and is the only human language that all FOP developers are expected to know. | Not enforced |
| American English spelling should be used. Alternative spelling and idioms are tolerated, but may be changed by anyone to American. | Some standard is useful, and American English is widely used and accepted for technology standards and projects. | Not enforced. |
| Fully qualify all import statements (no "import java.util.*") | Clarity | checkstyle |
| No underscores in variable names except for static finals. | Upper/lower case distinctions can be made in all other variable names, eliminating the need for artificial word boundaries. | checkstyle |
| Opening brace for a block should be on the same line as its control statement (if, while, etc.). | Standardization, general preference. | checkstyle |
| Write appropriate javadoc entries for all public and protected classes, methods, and variables. | Basic API documentation is needed. | checkstyle |
| By ASF policy, @author tags are officially discouraged. However it is permissible to indicate the original author(s) of an entire file or package in a comment provided it follows the copyright and license header. | Attribution of subsequent contributions are recorded by the SVN commit history logs, so should not be included. | checkstyle |
For developers that dislike these conventions, one workaround is to develop using their own style, then use a formatting tool like astyle (Artistic Style) before committing.
Checkstyle
The java syntax checker " Checkstyle " is used to enforce many of the FOP coding standards. The standards enforced through Checkstyle are documented in its configuration file (xml-fop/checkstyle.cfg). The conventions defined in the configuration file are an integral part of FOP's coding conventions, and should not be changed without common consent. In other words, the configuration file contains additional conventions that are not documented on this page, but are generally accepted as good style within the java community (i.e. they are the default behavior of checkstyle, which the FOP developers have decided to adopt de facto). Any apparent contradiction between the configuration file and this document should be raised on the fop-dev mailing list so that it can be clarified.
To use the "checkstyle" target in FOP's build process, call "mvn checkstyle:check". If there are checkstyle errors, the build will fail and the error messages will be logged to the console.
Checkstyle is probably most useful when integrated into your IDE. See the Checkstyle web site for more information about IDE plugins.
Java Best Practices
The following general principles are a distillation of best practice expectations on the FOP project.
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Apply common sense when coding. When coding keep in mind that others will read your code and have to understand it.
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Readability comes before performance, at least initially.
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If you can refactor some code to make it more understandable, please do so.
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Properly document code, especially where it's important.
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Use interfaces instead of implementations where possible. This favors a clearer design and makes switching between implementations easier (Examples: List instead of ArrayList/Vector, Map instead of HashMap/Hashtable).
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Avoid using exceptions for flow control.
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Try to catch exceptions as much as possible and rethrow higher level exceptions (meaning hiding the low level detailed and putting a message that is more related to the function of your code).
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It is important not to lose the stack trace which contains important information. Use chained exception for that. Avalon Framework provides CascadingException (and similar) for this. Exception class names and stack traces must be treated like gold. Do whatever is required so that this information is not lost. Printing error messages to System.err or System.out is useless in a server-side environment where this info is usually lost.
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Always log the exception at the higher level (i.e. where it is handled and not rethrown).
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Try to avoid catching Throwable or Exception and catch specific exceptions instead.
Resources
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[book on code style] Code Complete by Steve McConnell.
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[code formatting software] JRefactory.
Related Links
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Jakarta Code Conventions and Standards (see Coding Conventions and Standards section)
XML
| Convention | Rationale | Enforced By |
|---|---|---|
| XML files must always be well-formed. Validation is optional. | Document integrity | Not enforced |
| No tabs in content. | Users should not have to adjust tab settings in their editor to be able to read the content. | Not enforced |
| Indentation of 2 spaces per level | Maximize readability | Not enforced |


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Apache Drill 1.2.0 Release Notes
Release date: October 16, 2015
Today we’re happy to announce the availability of Drill 1.2.0, providing more than 150 bug fixes and a number of new features. These release notes include links to the following Jira issues:
Noteworthy New Features in Drill 1.2.0
This release of Drill introduces a number of enhancements, including the following ones:
- Support for JDBC data sources, such as MySQL, through a new JDBC Storage plugin
- Improvements in the Drill JDBC driver including inclusion of Javadocs and better application dependency compatibility
- Enhancements to Avro file formats
- Support for complex data types, such as UNION and MAP
- Optimized Avro file processing (block-wise)
- Partition pruning improvements
- A number of new SQL window functions
- NTILE
- LAG and LEAD
- FIRST_VALUE and LAST_VALUE
- HTTPS support for Web UI operations
- Performance improvements for querying HBase, which includes leveraging ordered byte encoding
- Optimized reads of Parquet-backed, Hive tables
- Read support for the Parquet INT96 type and a new TIMESTAMP_IMPALA type used with the CONVERT_FROM function decodes a timestamp from Hive or Impala.
- Parquet metadata caching to improve query performance on a large number of files
- DROP TABLE command
- Improved correlated subqueries
- Union Distinct
- Improved LIMIT processing
Enhancements and Bug Fixes
Sub-task
- [DRILL-3364] - Prune scan range if the filter is on the leading field with byte comparable encoding
- [DRILL-3553] - add support for LEAD and LAG window functions
- [DRILL-3608] - add support for FIRST_VALUE and LAST_VALUE
- [DRILL-3616] - Memory leak in a cleanup code after canceling queries with window functions spilling to disk
- [DRILL-3619] - Add support for NTILE window function
Bug
- [DRILL-343] - Document update required to describe sqlline usage for Windows
- [DRILL-1395] - UNION ALL query fails "while setting up Foreman"
- [DRILL-1457] - Limit operator optimization : push limit operator past exchange operator
- [DRILL-1651] - Allow Filter to push past Project with ITEM operator
- [DRILL-1773] - Issues when using JAVA code through Drill JDBC driver
- [DRILL-1795] - TPCH SF1000 Queries fail with DecoderException: java.lang.NullPointerException
- [DRILL-1816] - Scan Error with JSON on large no of records with Complex Types
- [DRILL-1831] - LIKE operator not working with SQL [charlist] Wildcard
- [DRILL-1929] - After canceling query in sqlline subsequent query in same session hangs
- [DRILL-1938] - Fix error message when reserved words are used in query.
- [DRILL-1976] - Possible Memory Leak in drill jdbc client when dealing with wide columns (5000 chars long)
- [DRILL-2050] - Accountor closed with outstanding buffer
- [DRILL-2053] - Column names are case sensitive if column is coming from WITH clause
- [DRILL-2095] - Order by on a repeated index inside a sub query results in an NPE
- [DRILL-2098] - correct startup on windows
- [DRILL-2166] - left join with complex type throw ClassTransformationException
- [DRILL-2190] - Failure to order by function if DISTINCT clause is present
- [DRILL-2274] - Unable to allocate sv2 buffer after repeated attempts : JOIN, Order by used in query
- [DRILL-2304] - Case sensitivity - system and session options are case sensitive
- [DRILL-2312] - JDBC driver returning incorrect data after extended usage
- [DRILL-2313] - Query fails when one of the operands is a DATE literal without an explicit cast
- [DRILL-2318] - Query fails when an ORDER BY clause is used with WITH-CLAUSE
- [DRILL-2361] - Column aliases cannot include dots
- [DRILL-2398] - IS NOT DISTINCT FROM predicate returns incorrect result when used as a join filter
- [DRILL-2418] - Memory leak during execution if comparison function is not found
- [DRILL-2445] - JDBC : Connection.rollback method currently throws UnsuportedOperationException
- [DRILL-2451] - JDBC : Connection.commit throws an UnsupportedOperationException
- [DRILL-2459] - INFO._SCHEMA's CHARACTER_MAXIMUM_LENGTH is -1 for type CHAR
- [DRILL-2482] - JDBC : calling getObject when the actual column type is 'NVARCHAR' results in NoClassDefFoundError
- [DRILL-2519] - INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS is missing <interval_qualifier> info
- [DRILL-2522] - Implement INFORMATION_SCHEMA.* enough for relevant tools [bug]
- [DRILL-2530] - getColumns() doesn't return right COLUMN_SIZE for INTERVAL types
- [DRILL-2588] - Profile UI: "First Start" field contains incorrect data
- [DRILL-2625] - org.apache.drill.common.StackTrace should follow standard stacktrace format
- [DRILL-2643] - HashAggBatch/HashAggTemplate call incoming.cleanup() twice resulting in warnings
- [DRILL-2644] - Data Types page should list and describe all data types
- [DRILL-2649] - Math and Trig page seems to refer to types that are not Drill SQL types
- [DRILL-2650] - Cancelled queries json profile shows query end time occurs before fragments end time
- [DRILL-2688] - Use of ORDER BY on right side of Union All results in SqlValidatorException
- [DRILL-2721] - Identify, fix _existing_ INFO._SCHEMA columns in conflict with SQL spec. by 1.0
- [DRILL-2722] - Query profile data not being sent/received (and web UI not updated)
- [DRILL-2724] - Implicit cast test fails in Union All query (reports type mismatch)
- [DRILL-2727] - CTAS select * from CSV file results in Exception
- [DRILL-2737] - Sqlline throws Runtime exception when JDBC ResultSet throws a SQLException
- [DRILL-2745] - Query returns IOB Exception when JSON data with empty arrays is input to flatten function
- [DRILL-2760] - Quoted strings from CSV file appear in query output in different forms
- [DRILL-2777] - CTAS, order by and flatten of repeated list result in ExpandConversionRule error
- [DRILL-2800] - Performance regression introduced with commit: a6df26a (Patch for DRILL-2512)
- [DRILL-2802] - Projecting dir[n] by itself results in projecting of all columns
- [DRILL-2815] - Some PathScanner logging, misc. cleanup.
- [DRILL-2837] - Resolve what Statement.cancel() really should do
- [DRILL-2843] - Reading empty CSV file fails with error (rather than yielding zero rows)
- [DRILL-2851] - Memory LEAK - FLATTEN function fails when input array has 99,999 integer type elements
- [DRILL-2852] - CASTing the column 'dir0' in view causes partition pruning to fail
- [DRILL-2862] - Convert_to/Convert_From throw assertion when an incorrect encoding type is specified
- [DRILL-2864] - Unable to cast string literal with the valid value in ISO 8601 format to interval
- [DRILL-2867] - Session level parameter drill.exec.testing.controls appears to be set even though it was not
- [DRILL-2890] - C++ Client: Update query submitter usage to clarify using authentication
- [DRILL-2924] - IOBException when querying a table which has 1 file and a subfolder with 1 file
- [DRILL-2935] - Casting varchar to varbinary fails
- [DRILL-2937] - Result for integer values from json files contains "$numberLong" in front of value
- [DRILL-2949] - TPC-DS queries 1 and 30 fail with CannotPlanException
- [DRILL-3030] - Foreman hangs trying to cancel non-root fragments
- [DRILL-3045] - Drill is not partition pruning due to internal off-heap memory limit for planning phase
- [DRILL-3056] - Numeric literal in an IN list is casted to decimal even when decimal type is disabled
- [DRILL-3076] - USING clause should not be supported in drill
- [DRILL-3095] - Memory Leak : Failure while closing accountor.
- [DRILL-3096] - "State change requested from ... --> ... for " blank after "for"
- [DRILL-3122] - Changing a session option to default value results in status as changed
- [DRILL-3133] - MergingRecordBatch can leak memory if query is canceled before batches in rawBatches were loaded
- [DRILL-3141] - sqlline throws an exception when query is cancelled
- [DRILL-3151] - ResultSetMetaData not as specified by JDBC (null/dummy value, not ""/etc.)
- [DRILL-3153] - DatabaseMetaData.getIdentifierQuoteString() returns (standard) double-quote, not Drill's back quote
- [DRILL-3156] - Calcite tracing is broken in Drill
- [DRILL-3160] - Make JDBC Javadoc documentation available to users
- [DRILL-3163] - Fix hang/ leak issue exposed by TestDrillbitResilience#foreman_runTryEnd
- [DRILL-3189] - Disable ALLOW PARTIAL/DISALLOW PARTIAL in window function grammar
- [DRILL-3243] - Need a better error message - Use of alias in window function definition
- [DRILL-3257] - TPCDS query 74 results in a StackOverflowError on Scale Factor 1
- [DRILL-3271] - Hive : Tpch 01.q fails with a verification issue for SF100 dataset
- [DRILL-3284] - Document incompatibility between drill's to_date and hive's unix_timestamp
- [DRILL-3287] - Changing session level parameter back to the default value does not change it's status back to DEFAULT
- [DRILL-3292] - SUM(constant) OVER(...) returns wrong results
- [DRILL-3297] - Using rank, dense_rank, percent_rank, cume_dist, row_number window functions without OVER clause results in cryptic schema change error
- [DRILL-3312] - PageReader.allocatePageData() calls BufferAllocator.buffer(int) but doesn't check if the result is null
- [DRILL-3322] - Something broken in or around RPC timeout setup?
- [DRILL-3347] - Resolve: ResultSet.getObject(...) for VARCHAR returns ...hadoop.io.Text, not String
- [DRILL-3348] - NPE when two different window functions are used in projection list and order by clauses
- [DRILL-3360] - Window function defined within another window function
- [DRILL-3382] - CTAS with order by clause fails with IOOB exception
- [DRILL-3393] - Quotes not being recognized in tab delimited (tsv) files
- [DRILL-3412] - Projections are not getting push down below Window operator
- [DRILL-3441] - CompliantTextRecordReader#isStarQuery loops indefinitely
- [DRILL-3445] - BufferAllocator.buffer() implementations should throw an OutOfMemoryRuntimeException
- [DRILL-3448] - typo in QueryManager.DrillbitStatusListener will cause the Foreman to hang if a Drillbit dies
- [DRILL-3455] - If a drillbit, that contains fragments for the current query, dies the QueryManager will fail the query even if those fragments already finished successfully
- [DRILL-3463] - Unit test of project pushdown in TestUnionAll should put more precisely plan attribute in plan verification.
- [DRILL-3464] - Index out of bounds exception while performing concat()
- [DRILL-3476] - Filter on nested element gives wrong results
- [DRILL-3479] - Sqlline from drill v1.1.0 displays version as 1.0.0
- [DRILL-3483] - Clarify CommonConstants' constants.
- [DRILL-3484] - Error using functions with no parameters when `drill.exec.functions.cast_empty_string_to_null` is set to true
- [DRILL-3497] - Throw UserException#validationError for errors when modifying options
- [DRILL-3500] - Provide additional information while registering storage plugin optimizer rules
- [DRILL-3502] - JDBC driver can cause conflicts
- [DRILL-3503] - Make PruneScanRule have a pluggable partitioning mechanism
- [DRILL-3509] - Empty JSON files trigger exception when used in a union
- [DRILL-3537] - Empty Json file can potentially result into wrong results
- [DRILL-3542] - Rebase Drill on Calcite 1.4.0 release
- [DRILL-3550] - Incorrect results reading complex data with schema change
- [DRILL-3551] - CTAS from complex Json source with schema change is not written (and hence not read back ) correctly
- [DRILL-3554] - Union over TIME and TIMESTAMP values throws SchemaChangeException
- [DRILL-3555] - Changing defaults for planner.memory.max_query_memory_per_node causes queries with window function to fail
- [DRILL-3557] - Reading empty CSV file fails with SYSTEM ERROR
- [DRILL-3566] - Calling Connection.prepareStatement throws a ClassCastException
- [DRILL-3573] - Enable TPC-H query 17 in unit tests
- [DRILL-3574] - Empty Over Clause should trigger Union-Exchange to be added below
- [DRILL-3579] - Drill on Hive query fails if partition table has __HIVE_DEFAULT_PARTITION__
- [DRILL-3580] - wrong plan for window function queries containing function(col1 + colb)
- [DRILL-3583] - SUM on varchar column produces incorrect error
- [DRILL-3595] - Wrong results returned by query that uses LEAD window function
- [DRILL-3596] - Allow only (<expression>) or (<expression>, 1) for LEAD and LAG window functions as input parameters
- [DRILL-3599] - Wrong results returned by LEAD(col-name, -1)
- [DRILL-3601] - LEAD function used without OVER clause should not plan
- [DRILL-3604] - LEAD(<varchar-column>) returns IOB Exception
- [DRILL-3605] - Wrong results - Lead(char-column)
- [DRILL-3606] - Wrong results - Lead(char-column) without PARTITION BY clause
- [DRILL-3617] - Apply "shading" to JDBC-all Jar file to avoid version conflicts
- [DRILL-3621] - Wrong results when Drill on Hbase query contains rowkey "or" or "IN"
- [DRILL-3622] - With user authentication enabled, only admin users should be able to change system options
- [DRILL-3635] - IllegalArgumentException - not a Parquet file (too small)
- [DRILL-3638] - Incorrect results LEAD(<float-type-column>)
- [DRILL-3642] - External Sort will leak memory if query is cancelled while it's spilling to disk
- [DRILL-3643] - NTILE(0) returns RuntimeException
- [DRILL-3645] - typo in drill documentation
- [DRILL-3648] - NTILE function returns incorrect results
- [DRILL-3649] - LEAD , LAG , NTILE , FIRST_VALUE , LAST_VALUE report RuntimeException for missing OVER clause
- [DRILL-3653] - Assert in a query with both avg aggregate and avg window aggregate functions
- [DRILL-3654] - FIRST_VALUE(<char-column>/<varchar-column>) returns IOB Exception
- [DRILL-3657] - Wrong result with SUM(1) window function when multiple partitions are present
- [DRILL-3658] - Missing org.apache.hadoop in the JDBC jar
- [DRILL-3663] - Drill View aliases being lost via ‘order by’
- [DRILL-3667] - Random Assertion Error while planning
- [DRILL-3668] - Incorrect results FIRST_VALUE function
- [DRILL-3673] - Memory leak in parquet writer on CTAS
- [DRILL-3677] - Wrong result with LEAD window function when used in multiple windows in the same query
- [DRILL-3679] - IOB Exception : when window functions used in outer and inner query
- [DRILL-3680] - window function query returns Incorrect results
- [DRILL-3684] - CTAS : Memory Leak when using CTAS with tpch sf100
- [DRILL-3685] - Failure to execute query with NTILE and ROW_NUMBER window functions with different window definitions
- [DRILL-3689] - incorrect results : aggregate AVG returns wrong results over results returned by LEAD function.
- [DRILL-3690] - Partitioning pruning produces wrong results when there are nested expressions in the filter
- [DRILL-3691] - CTAS Memory Leak : IllegalStateException
- [DRILL-3700] - Exception in a query with multiple fist_value window functions with different partitions
- [DRILL-3702] - PartitionPruning hit ClassCastException in Interpreter when the pruning filter expression is of non-nullable type.
- [DRILL-3707] - Fix for DRILL-3616 can cause a NullPointerException in ExternalSort cleanup
- [DRILL-3711] - Windows unit test failure on 1.2 snapshot
- [DRILL-3716] - Drill should push filter past aggregate in order to improve query performance.
- [DRILL-3718] - quotes in .tsv trigger exception
- [DRILL-3719] - Adding negative sign in front of EXTRACT triggers Assertion Error
- [DRILL-3732] - Drill leaks memory if external sort hits out of disk space exception
- [DRILL-3735] - Directory pruning is not happening when number of files is larger than 64k
- [DRILL-3736] - Documentation for partition is misleading/wrong syntax
- [DRILL-3737] - CTAS from empty text file fails with NPE
- [DRILL-3746] - Hive query fails if the table contains external partitions
- [DRILL-3757] - Link to IntelliJ IDEA settings jar on the contributors guidelines page is broken.
- [DRILL-3758] - InvalidRecordException while selecting from a table with multiple parquet file
- [DRILL-3767] - SchemaPath.getCompoundPath(String...strings) reverses it's input array
- [DRILL-3773] - Mongo RecordReader projection pushdown doesn't work past first level paths
- [DRILL-3778] - Add rest of DRILL-3160 (making JDBC Javadoc available)
- [DRILL-3779] - NPE during mergeAndSpill operation of external sort
- [DRILL-3781] - Using CURRENT_DATE in a group by throws a column not found error for hive tables and csv files
- [DRILL-3783] - Incorrect results : COUNT(<column-name>) over results returned by UNION ALL
- [DRILL-3784] - simple Jdbc program fails with NoClassDefFoundError
- [DRILL-3788] - Directory based partition pruning not taking effect with metadata caching
- [DRILL-3809] - PrelFinalizable.SHUTTLE causes ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when multiple queries are run concurrently
- [DRILL-3811] - AtomicRemainder incorrectly accounts for transferred allocations
- [DRILL-3817] - Refresh metadata does not work when used with sub schema
- [DRILL-3819] - Remove redundant filter for files start with "."
- [DRILL-3884] - Hive native scan has lower parallelization leading to performance degradation
- [DRILL-3892] - Metadata cache not being leveraged when partition pruning is taking place
- [DRILL-3901] - Performance regression with doing Explain of COUNT(*) over 100K files
- [DRILL-3917] - IllegalArgumentException when running query after creating metadata cache
- [DRILL-3918] - Avoid extra loading of the metadata cache file
Improvement
- [DRILL-1666] - Provide Test cases for Mongo Storage plugin
- [DRILL-2332] - Drill should be consistent with Implicit casting rules across data formats
- [DRILL-2424] - Ignore hidden files in directory path
- [DRILL-2699] - Collect all cleanup errors before reporting a failure to the client
- [DRILL-2748] - Filter is not pushed down into subquery with the group by
- [DRILL-2908] - Support reading the Parquet int 96 type
- [DRILL-3121] - Hive partition pruning is not happening
- [DRILL-3209] - [Umbrella] Plan reads of Hive tables as native Drill reads when a native reader for the underlying table format exists
- [DRILL-3295] - UNION (distinct type) is supported now
- [DRILL-3341] - Move OperatorWrapper list and FragmentWrapper list creation to ProfileWrapper ctor
- [DRILL-3354] - TestBuilder can check if the number of result batches equals some expected value
- [DRILL-3450] - Rename NonRootStatusReporter to FragmentStatusReporter
- [DRILL-3467] - Restrict 'show databases' based on underlying permissions.
- [DRILL-3536] - Add support for LEAD, LAG, NTILE, FIRST_VALUE and LAST_VALUE window functions
- [DRILL-3545] - Need documentation on BINARY_STRING and STRING_BINARY functions
- [DRILL-3565] - Add support for Avro UNION type
- [DRILL-3589] - JDBC driver maven artifact includes a lot of unnecessary dependencies
- [DRILL-3652] - Need to document order of operations with window functions and flatten
- [DRILL-3720] - Avro Record Reader should process Avro files by per block basis
- [DRILL-3888] - Build test jars for all Drill Modules
New Feature
- [DRILL-2743] - Parquet file metadata caching
- [DRILL-3180] - Apache Drill JDBC storage plugin to query rdbms systems such as MySQL and Netezza from Apache Drill
- [DRILL-3470] - Add support for multiple partition by clauses for window functions in the same query
- [DRILL-3492] - Add support for encoding of Drill data types into byte ordered format
- [DRILL-3725] - Add HTTPS support for Drill web interface
Task
- [DRILL-2693] - doc programmatically submit queries to Drill
- [DRILL-3683] - [Unit Test] Add expected plan for tests in TestWindowFunctions suite
- [DRILL-3799] - Create Simple HBase Tutorial
Important Unresolved Issues
- The Drill error message about JSON syntax that appears when Drill cannot find the JDBC driver during configuration of the JDBC storage plugin is misleading. To configure the JDBC plugin, you must put the JDBC driver in the
<drill_installation_directory>/jars/3rdparty
directory. DRILL-3985 - The MySQL TEXT type is not supported. The popular classicmodels database uses the TEXT type, and therefore cannot be used as is until this issue is resolved. DRILL-3956


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We are organizing an OpenElections hackathon on the Sunday of NICAR, from 10am til 6pm in the Chesapeake room.
If you are here at NICAR, and would like to join us after all the other activities, we would love to have you. We are looking for coders as well as anyone interested in helping out, and spending the day with our team. Here’s how you can be involved:
Track One – Build Our Interface
Help us build the first draft of a public-facing map-based interface for OpenElections. The map will show the status of the project metadata and data acquisition, as well as scraper development. In the finished version, the interface will also give users access to results data.
Track Two – Election Results Data Scraper Development
Help us extend our core scraper architecture to create a series of custom scrapers that account for the idiosyncrasies in how each state structures data, stores it, and makes it available.
**Our docs for this process are now up on our site. Look here to see what would be involved with joining in**
Track Three – Documentation and Use Cases
Help us flesh out the guides that articulate all of the processes volunteers need to know to work with us, as well as the documentation that other developers will need in order to build on our work. Also, or alternately, come by and give us your use cases! We will be collecting descriptions of how all kinds of journalists use elections data now, and how you would like OpenElections to work for you. Your time and expertise would be most appreciated either all or part of the day.
Thank you!
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Since 2017 I've been taking part in this amazing project. I've participated in several events that had allowed me to meet heartfelt stories of animals that had been rescued and delivered to joyful families, like Atenea, a doggy I met a year ago who is now with me at home. The foundation organizes adoption events each Saturday in pet shops, veterinaries or shopping malls in Bogotá. My duty there is to take care of dogs through the event, giving them a different day as they would have in their shelter.
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RDA (DigitalGlobe Raster Data Access)
Driver short name
RDA
New in version 2.3.
Build dependencies
libcurl
This driver can connect to DigitalGlobe RDA REST API. GDAL/OGR must be built with Curl support in order for the RDA driver to be compiled.
The driver retrieves metadata on graphs and fetches the raster by tiles. Data types byte, uint16, int16, uint32, int32, float32 and float64 are supported.
Any valid graph or template is supported via the DigitalGlobe RDA REST API.
There is no support for overviews.
Driver capabilities
Supports Georeferencing
This driver supports georeferencing
Dataset name syntax
The minimal syntax to open a datasource is :
{"graphId":"some_value", "nodeId": "another_value"}
OR
{"templateId":"some_value", "parameters": { "someparam": "someparamval"}}
So a JSon serialized document with 2 attributes graph-id and node-id.
Those values can for example be retrieved from graphs built by GraphStudio.
Connection String options (optional)
"options": {"delete-on-close": false}
can be added to the JSon document to request that cached tiles and metadata are not destroyed at dataset closing. The default, if not specified, is true.
"options": {"max-connections": 32}
can be added to the JSon document to request that cached tiles be fetched using a maximum number of concurrent connections. The default, if not specified, is equal to 8 * number of CPUs.
"options": {"advise-read": false}
can be added to the JSon document to request advise read not be used when reading the dataset. The default, if not specified, is true.
Authentication
Access to the API requires an authentication token. For that, 2 parameters (username, password) must be provided to the driver. They can be retrieved from the below configuration options, or from the ~/.gbdx-config file.
The access token will be cached in ~/.gdal/rda_cache/authentication.json and reused from there until its expiration period is reached.
Configuration options
The following configuration options are available :
GBDX_AUTH_URL=value: To specify the OAuth authentication endpoint. Defaults to https://geobigdata.io/auth/v1/oauth/token/. If not specified, the auth_url parameter from ~/.gbdx-config will be used if it exists.
GBDX_RDA_API_URL=value: To specify the RDA API endpoint. Defaults to https://rda.geobigdata.io/v1. If not specified, the rda_api_url parameter from ~/.gbdx-config will be used if it exists.
GBDX_USERNAME=value: To specify the OAuth user name needed to get to an authentication token. If not specified, the user_name parameter from ~/.gbdx-config must be set.
GBDX_PASSWORD=value: To specify the OAuth user name needed to get to an authentication token. If not specified, the password parameter from ~/.gbdx-config must be set.
~/.gbdx-config file
This file may be created in the home directory of the user (value of the $HOME environment variable on Unix, $USERPROFILE on Windows). It can contain values from the above configuration options.
[gbdx]
auth_url = https://geobigdata.io/auth/v1/oauth/token/ (optional)
rda_api_url = https://rda.geobigdata.io/v1 (optional)
user_name = value (required)
user_password = value (required)
Caching
By default, the authentication token is cached in the ~/.gdal/rda_cache directory. This directory may be changed with the RDA_CACHE_DIR configuration option. By default, dataset metadata and tiles are temporarily cached in ~/.gdal/rda_cache/{graph-id}/{node-id}, and deleted on dataset closing, unless
"options": {"delete-on-close": false}
is found in the dataset name.
Open Options
By default, the number of concurrent downloads will be 8*number of CPUs up to a maximum of 64. The maximum number of concurrent connections can be configured by the MAXCONNECT option
Examples
Display metadata, and keep it cached:
gdalinfo '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y", "options": {"delete-on-close": false}}'
Driver: RDA/DigitalGlobe Raster Data Access driver Files: none associated Size is 9911, 7084 Coordinate System is: GEOGCS["WGS 84", DATUM["WGS_1984", SPHEROID["WGS 84",6378137,298.257223563, AUTHORITY["EPSG","7030"]], AUTHORITY["EPSG","6326"]], PRIMEM["Greenwich",0, AUTHORITY["EPSG","8901"]], UNIT["degree",0.0174532925199433, AUTHORITY["EPSG","9122"]], AUTHORITY["EPSG","4326"]] Origin = (-84.183163638386631,33.835018117204456) Pixel Size = (0.000020885734819,-0.000020885734819) Metadata: ACQUISITION_DATE=2017-04-07T16:25:29.156Z CLOUD_COVER=0.0 GSD=2.325 m SAT_AZIMUTH=163.7 SAT_ELEVATION=58.3 SENSOR_NAME=8-band (Coastal, Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, Red-edge, NIR1, NIR2) Multispectral SENSOR_PLATFORM_NAME=WV02 SUN_AZIMUTH=143.5 SUN_ELEVATION=58.6 Image Structure Metadata: INTERLEAVE=PIXEL Corner Coordinates: Upper Left ( -84.1831636, 33.8350181) Lower Left ( -84.1831636, 33.6870636) Upper Right ( -83.9761651, 33.8350181) Lower Right ( -83.9761651, 33.6870636) Center ( -84.0796644, 33.7610408) Band 1 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 2 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Blue Band 3 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Green Band 4 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Yellow Band 5 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Red Band 6 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 7 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 8 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined
Extract a subwindow from a dataset:
gdal_translate -srcwin 1000 2000 500 500 '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y"}' out.tif
Materialize a dataset specifying a custom number of concurrent connections:
gdal_translate -oo MAXCONNECT=96 '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y"}' out.tif
Materialize a dataset from a template:
gdal_translate '{"templateId": "sample", "parameters": { "imageId": "afa56b05-35ad-47d1-bc7f-3e23d220482d"}}' out.tif


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About ReactiveFormConfig
ReactiveFormConfig is used to globally set date format,validation messages whenever the application starts it will initialized automatically. we have to set "validationMessage" for setting global validation message ,"baseConfig" for setting dateformat globally and "internationalization" for setting dateformat for worldwide applications.
baseConfig
To set the date format throughtout the application for date validation check, the baseConfig of ReactiveFormConfig is a configuration if you set then the applied the value prameter 'value' in 'minDate' and 'maxDate' validation works accordingly otherwise it will take the default format of 'mm/dd/yyyy'.Suppose date format in your country is 'mm/dd/yy', Set the dateformat as "mdy" or if it is 'dd/mm/yy' Set the dateformat as "dmy" and the format will be set globally.
ErrorMessageBindingStrategy
To configure the error message strategy globally when you have same strategy of showing error messages throughout the application.
The by default errorMessageBindingStrategy is ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.none.
Based upon your need you can set the errorMessageBindingStrategy to these conditions :
- ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.none : There is no condition to bind the error message, The error messages will be bind as soon as the FormControl is invalid.
- ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.onSubmit : Whenever the RxFormGroup property submitted is true then the invalid FormControl error messages will be bind.
- ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.onDirty: Once the FormControl is dirty, after that invalid FormControl error messages will be bind accordingly.
- ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.onTouched: Once the FormControl is touched, after that invalid FormControl error messages will be bind accordingly.
- ErrorMessageBindingStrategy.onDirtyOrTouched: Once the FormControl is Dirty or Touched, after that invalid FormControl error messages will be bind accordingly.
allowDecimalSymbol
Suppose you want to set the same decimal symbol throughout the application, then you must configure that decimal symbol globally in ReactiveFormConfig in app.component.ts. For example, if you want to set "," as your separator instead of "." then you can configure it by using allowDecimalSymbol.


Well, here it is! After months of haitus from submitting desings, I am releasing Tidy Blog. It was built on the concept that I would like to have section titles for the footer to be connected to a color. A way of overlapping the sections of the design. It wasn't easy to begin with, but once the design was all out in my head, it became apparent that all I had to do was play with background images and line heights.
I wanted this to be as comprehensive as possible, which is why I have multiple pages to display how the design should work. I have included ideas for a post archive, comments and even a gallery (with the idea taken from Stu Nicholls). You can see all of the tags I have styled below. There aren't many, but it is as much as I deem necessary for a blog design. Feel free to use and extend it as you see necessary.
I have tested it in as many browsers as I have access to. So, IE 5.01+, Mozilla Firefox 1+, Opera and Safari. It displays nearly identical in all the browsers. If you have any suggestions to make it work even better then let me know. If you would like to notify me that you are using my design, feel free to e-mail me and let me know. I would appreciate that you retain some link to either wildleaf.net or aaron.ganschow.us on any site that uses this design. It is not necessary, just nice. My main goal is for people to learn from the design.
All of the icons on the archives page are from famfamfam.com converted into gif, all of the photographs from this site can be found on sxc.hu , and special thanks to all of the other open source web developers who have helped me grow in my XHTML and CSS knowledge.
*music playing*
And I thank Mom, and Dad and wife. Without you guys I wouldnt still be alive. Can you turn that music off? C'mon, I'm not done ye...
A note on headings: I don't see any reason why you should get down to heading 6, but it is generally unstyled. I also suggest a change in the trend of using h1's for everything. It isn't right! H1 is your top level heading which, to me, means your title, and h2 is your subtitle. At least, that's the idea I took with this design.
This is the coolest pre tag in the world. If you could go back in time and make all your pre tags like this, you would. I know it. Okay, so probably not, but what are you
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// Can you spot the error in this <code>? (it's a logical error)
$myFancyArray = array(".", "socks", "my", "rocks", "This");
print(implode(" ", array_reverse($myFancyArray)));
/* Okay, if you don't get it, I'll give you another hint. It is likely less of a logical and more of a gramatical error. But the logical error caused it. */
?>
This is a blockquote like any other blockquote that you have seen in your life. There isnt anything fancy about it, it just looks like a blockquote should look in this design.
This is a blockquote inside the other blockquote. Mmmmm. Nested blockquotes make the internets happy.


This city lies on the north bank of the Brunei River about 12 miles from the river entrance. It is the capital of Brunei and was once a commercial port.
Position 04° 53'07"N, 114°56’37"E
Yachts can clear here, although in practice none do so, as you would have to motor/sail past both Muara and the Serasa Ferry Terminals at both of which clearance can be done.
It is possible to take your yacht right up into Bandar Seri Begawan, just keep to the marked channel. It is not a particlarly comfortable anchorage due to the amount of traffic on the water causing a constant chop but it is very convenient for the town. Hail a taxi to take you ashore (but it is advisable to leave someone on board).
Anchor fore and aft (to keep clear of the channel) just NE of the sta'bd lateral mark, close to the shore. The holding, in mud can be uncertain due to the 2kn current. This position is just 20-50m from the RBYC Club's floating jetty.
The RBYC also has another clubhouse at Muara (at 04°53.85'N, 114°59.26'S). Here there is a dinghy dock, showers, restaurant and WiFi.
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My sister accidentally dropped her Nexus 4 in the sea when she tried to take some pictures on her holiday. She continued using the phone for a few days before it couldn't start any more. Then she sent the phone to me.
The power button doesn't work anymore, therefore the phone couldn't start. But the phone can still charge, which is a good sign. After a few search I followed some steps from XDA [LINK Here] to recovered the phone as well as the personal data.
This is exactly what I did:
1, open the phone and clean it, now the button works.
2, follow the guide, use LGNPST to rescue the phone, stop at flashing the stock rom.
3, boot into bootloader and unlock it with fastboot.
4, flash twrp recovery.
5, flash usb-otg kernel [here] under twrp using adb sideload.
6, use usb-otg under twrp with Y-cable to recover user data.
7, follow the guide [here] to flashing the factory image.
side note:
apparently the you can pull the complete folder directly from the recovery mode, so no otg required.


HOPE FLOATS
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: ** out of ****
Imagine yourself invited to a talk show because you think you've won a free makeover. Then imagine that on the show, for all the world to see, you find out your best friend is having an affair with your husband. At the rate trash television shows do things like this these days, you might not have to imagine it; it might have happened to you already. For the rest of us, we're given HOPE FLOATS, in which Birdee Pruitt (Sandra Bullock) is humiliated in just such a way on national television. Birdee loads up the station wagon with her possessions and her daughter and leaves her unfaithful husband in Chicago to move back to her hometown of Smithville, Texas.
In trying to start her life over again, Birdee is faced with several obstacles. For one thing, just about everyone in the small town has seen her infamous television appearance. "We have a satellite dish," says one of her high school classmates, "and so we got to see it twice." Another problem is that her daughter Bernice (Mae Whitman) doesn't quite get the idea of separation - she still thinks her father will be coming to get them. Birdee's overbearing mother (Gena Rowlands), with whom Birdee and Bernice have come to live, isn't much help either. "You look terrible. Have you taken up drinking?" is the way she greets Birdie at her door.
The first half of HOPE FLOATS is devoted to Birdee trying to reincorporate herself into life in Smithville. There are some nice scenes where she meets different classmates who never left the small town. Some are happy to see her, while others revel in the fact that she has been made a fool of and has come crawling back home. Here the movie shows promise, but then something happens about midway through. It begins to lose direction and drag....and drag....and drag.
One direction the film tries to take is love story. Birdee's mother tries to set her up with Justin Matisse (Harry Connick, Jr.), who left Smithville for California years ago, but then came back. Justin used to have a crush on Birdee, who was less than sympathetic, and it seems nothing has changed. Justin is still very interested, and Birdee is still very stand-offish toward him. Now, you'd expect that there will be sparks as the movie progresses, but there aren't. The whole film is peppered with instances where Justin gets close, but Birdee soon turns cold. It's really no matter, since there isn't any chemistry between them, and when they finally do get together, it's totally forced.
Another direction taken is the reconciliation Birdee must make with her past. Birdee has issues with her mother, with her father, with herself, and with half the townsfolk. There are plenty of scenes where we see Birdee deep in thought, and an image of her going through the same thing, but at a younger age, is superimposed. Two problems exist here. First, we never get the feeling how these instances fit in with the rest of the movie. When they appear, they seem isolated and disjointed. There's hardly much of a resolution for many of them. Second, when the past images are displayed, they are so vague that it's really mostly guesswork as to what they're supposed to show. In most of them, I could barely make out the image of a young girl, so I assumed it was supposed to be Birdee.
There's also a subplot involving Birdee's daughter and how she doesn't have any friends at school. In fact, she makes an enemy of the school bully, Big Dolores (Rachel Lena Snow) by accidentally hitting her in the face with a volleyball. There's this big buildup to an after-school fight. Bernice is scared. The fight occurs with kids shouting and screaming and eerie music playing and the whole thing looks like some kind of nightmare. Then Bernice gets up and goes home, unscratched. I suppose director Forrest Whitaker didn't think anybody wanted to see a kid actually all beaten up, but by giving her only a bruised ego, we don't see the significance of the whole thing. Worse, Bernice's family then cheers her up by lip-synching to a song by the Temptations in a scene which was so obviously put there just to break up the monotony. Too bad it wasn't very funny. In fact, it was kind of embarrassing.
Whitaker engages in a severe overuse of devices which are supposed to provoke emotions. He has Bullock cry too often, he includes too many slow motion sequences, and he puts in too many musical montages, only serving to trivialize each supposedly dramatic moment and drag the pacing even further. There are even scenes which are in the movie for no apparent reason except to mislead us into thinking there will be some kind of payoff down the road. I guess they are there just to fill time. Someone should remind him that sometimes, the saying "less is more" is actually true.
You find the performances in HOPE FLOATS are pretty good when you can concentrate long enough to pay attention to the screen. Gena Rowlands is fine as Birdee's unflappable mother, and young Mae Whitman does a nice job playing Bernice, the typical precocious movie child. Her part is actually hampered by the script, however, which at first gives her the usual older-than-her-years conversation, but then quickly gives her lines which are not just unrealistic, they are nearly impossible to take from someone so young. You wonder if the screenwriter had actually taken the time to say the sentences out loud. Harry Connick, Jr. delivers some of the corniest lines I've ever heard, my favorite being when he's at the local saloon, trying to get Birdee to cut a rug with him. "Dancing is like a conversation between two people," he says. "Talk to me." I had to control my laughter.
Sandra Bullock clocks in with her most mature performance to date. She is strong, tender, vulnerable, and funny. There's a scene where Birdee is trying to get a job through an employment agency headed by a classmate she didn't treat very well in high school, and the classmate, enjoying the turn of the tables, decides to put Birdee in her place. Bullock delivers a short monologue which simultaneously shows all four of the qualities I have mentioned. The movie is almost worth seeing for those few spoken lines. Just grit your teeth at the rest.
Review posted June 12, 1998
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