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stockd.ta.cci
- class CCI;
- Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Ref:
stockcharts.com
Introduction:
Developed by Donald Lambert and featured in Commodities magazine in 1980, the Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is a versatile indicator
that can be used to identify a new trend or warn of extreme conditions. Lambert originally developed CCI to identify cyclical turns in
commodities, but the indicator can successfully applied to indices, ETFs, stocks and other securities.
In general, CCI measures the current price level relative to an average price level over a given period of time.
CCI is relatively high when prices are far above their average. CCI is relatively low when prices are far below their average.
In this manner, CCI can be used to identify overbought and oversold levels.
Calculation:
The example below is based on a 20-period Commodity Channel Index (CCI) calculation. The number of CCI periods is also used for the
calculations of the simple moving average and Mean Deviation.
CCI = (Typical Price - 20-period SMA of TP) / (.015 x Mean Deviation)
Typical Price (TP) = (High + Low + Close)/3
Constant = .015
There are four steps to calculating the Mean Deviation. First, subtract
the most recent 20-period average of the typical price from each period's
typical price. Second, take the absolute values of these numbers. Third,
sum the absolute values. Fourth, divide by the total number of periods (20).
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MjReport
My simple JavaScript report library to make report with html document elements for Electron and browser with no dependency and written in Typescript ;-)
Example
Demo
Demo of generating and render report in browser:
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source of demo available on example directory of current repo.
Installation
for use in browser just add UMD version of package to your page:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/mjreport/dist/umd/index.min.js"></script>
with npm:
$ npm install --save mjreport
or with yarn:
$ yarn add mjreport
Usage
- To get started, you must first import library to your project, on browser you can use umd version, on the electron you can use commonjs to import module to your project.
- On the server or on the main process of electron you have to create a Generator object in which to describe the report.
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- To pass data from page to page or from main process to renderer you can use json-fn to stringify & parse function or use global variable.
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- You can specify a div with it's element id to draw everything inside it or create a div with mjRoot id.
- After create a new renderer you can call draw() method to show the report.
Methods
To see full detailed check API Docs
Generator
- Generator(title?: string, paperType?: PaperType): Generator
- addCss(link: string): void
- setStyle(rawCss: string): void
- setHeader(elements: MjElement[]): void
- setFooter(elements: MjElement[]): void
- setContent(elements: MjElement[]): void
- addText(text: string, className?: string, idName?: string): MjElement
- addHeading(text: string, level?: HeadingLevel, className?: string, idName?: string): MjElement
- addTable(value: TableValue, className?: string, idName?: string): MjElement
- addPageBreak(): MjElement
- generate(): Data
Renderer
- Renderer(data: Data, rootElementName?: string): Renderer
Enums:
- PaperType
- A4_Portrait
- A4_Landscape
- A5_Portrait
- A5_Landscape
- HeadingLevel


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Methods summary
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public
string
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_setEncodingClass( SimpleTag $tag )
Creates the request packet to be sent by the form.
Creates the request packet to be sent by the form.
Parameters
Returns
string Packet class.
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public
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#
setDefaultTarget( string $frame )
Sets the frame target within a frameset.
Sets the frame target within a frameset.
Parameters
- $frame
string $frame Name of frame.
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public
string
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#
getMethod( )
Accessor for method of form submission.
Accessor for method of form submission.
Returns
string Either get or post.
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public
SimpleUrl
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#
_createAction( string $action, SimpleUrl & $page )
Combined action attribute with current location
to get an absolute form target.
Combined action attribute with current location to get an absolute form
target.
Parameters
- $action
string $action Action attribute from form tag.
- $page
SimpleUrl
$base Page location.
Returns
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public
SimpleUrl
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#
getAction( )
Absolute URL of the target.
Absolute URL of the target.
Returns
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public
SimpleFormEncoding
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#
_encode( )
Creates the encoding for the current values in the
form.
Creates the encoding for the current values in the form.
Returns
SimpleFormEncoding Request to submit.
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public
string
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#
getId( )
ID field of form for unique identification.
ID field of form for unique identification.
Returns
string Unique tag ID.
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public
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#
addWidget( SimpleWidget & $tag )
Adds a tag contents to the form.
Adds a tag contents to the form.
Parameters
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public
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#
_setWidget( SimpleWidget & $tag )
Sets the widget into the form, grouping radio
buttons if any.
Sets the widget into the form, grouping radio buttons if any.
Parameters
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public
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public
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#
_addCheckbox( SimpleCheckboxTag & $tag )
Adds a checkbox, making it a group on a repeated name.
Adds a checkbox, making it a group on a repeated name.
Parameters
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public
string/array
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#
getValue( SimpleSelector $selector )
Extracts current value from form.
Extracts current value from form.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
Returns
string/array Value(s) as string or null if not set.
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public
boolean
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#
setField( SimpleSelector $selector, string $value, mixed $position = false )
Sets a widget value within the form.
Sets a widget value within the form.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
- $value
string $value Value to input into the widget.
- $position
Returns
boolean True if value is legal, false otherwise. If the field is not present, nothing
will be set.
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public
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#
attachLabelBySelector( SimpleSelector $selector, mixed $label )
Used by the page object to set widgets labels to
external label tags.
Used by the page object to set widgets labels to external label tags.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
- $label
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public
boolean
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#
hasSubmit( SimpleSelector $selector )
Test to see if a form has a submit button.
Test to see if a form has a submit button.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
Returns
boolean True if present.
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public
boolean
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#
hasImage( SimpleSelector $selector )
Test to see if a form has an image control.
Test to see if a form has an image control.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
Returns
boolean True if present.
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public
SimpleEncoding
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#
submitButton( SimpleSelector $selector, hash $additional = false )
Gets the submit values for a selected button.
Gets the submit values for a selected button.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
- $additional
hash $additional Additional data for the form.
Returns
SimpleEncoding
Submitted values or false if there is no such button in the form.
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public
SimpleEncoding
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#
submitImage( SimpleSelector $selector, integer $x, integer $y, hash $additional = false )
Gets the submit values for an image.
Gets the submit values for an image.
Parameters
- $selector
SimpleSelector $selector Criteria to apply.
- $x
integer $x X-coordinate of click.
- $y
integer $y Y-coordinate of click.
- $additional
hash $additional Additional data for the form.
Returns
SimpleEncoding
Submitted values or false if there is no such button in the form.
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public
hash
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#
submit( )
Simply submits the form without the submit button
value. Used when there is only one button or it
is unimportant.
Simply submits the form without the submit button value. Used when there is
only one button or it is unimportant.
Returns
hash Submitted values.
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You said: {{$ctrl.choice.text}}
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Before Change
// Build and fit the classifier
// ============================
processes = []
spawn_classifier = get_spawn_classifier(X_train, y_train)
for i in range(4): // set this at roughly half of your cores
p = multiprocessing.Process(
target=spawn_classifier,
args=(i, "breast_cancer"),
)
p.start()
processes.append(p)
for p in processes:
p.join()
print("Starting to build an ensemble!")
automl = AutoSklearnClassifier(
time_left_for_this_task=30,
per_run_time_limit=15,
After Change
// Pass a dask client which connects to the previously constructed cluster.
dask_client=client,
)
automl.fit(X_train, y_train)
automl.fit_ensemble(
y_train,
task=MULTICLASS_CLASSIFICATION,


Today at the news stands
Daily Graphic:
* Alleged financial crimes: Nii Kotei Dzani on GH¢5m bail
* Karpower utilises natural gas to reduce cost
The New Publisher:
* West blues partners ICC to launch incoterms 2020
* 170 'Terrorists' arrested in Volta Region
Daily Guide:
* Manhunt for Papavi as new group emerges
* NDC boycotts vigilante dialogue
Chronicle:
* 'Blows' in Parliament over Free SHS
* Human flesh served in New York restaurant
Goldstreet Business:
* Mining in Ghana set for major shift
* Producer inflation declines marginally in October


Alia Atkinson wins twice for Team Iron in London leg of ISL
by Leighton LevyJamaica’s Alia Atkinson won the short course 50m and 100m breaststroke events at the London leg of the International Swimming League on the weekend.
Before a crowd of close to 18,000, at the London Aquatics Centre in Olympic Park, Atkinson won the 100m in 1:03.94 seconds.
The Team Iron star was comfortably ahead of the Aqua Centurions pair of Martina Carraro (1:04.11) and Arianna Castiglioni (1:04.43).
It was Atkinson’s second win on the weekend as on Friday she emerged winner of the 50m breaststroke in an impressive 29.32. Imogen Clarke of Energy Standard was second in 29.44 while Carraro finished third in 29.64.
Notwithstanding Atkinson’s impressive performances over the weekend, Team Iron could only muster 369.5 points to finish third behind Energy Standard’s 467.5 and London Roar’s 458.5.
Aqua Centurions finished fourth with 335.5 points


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Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Diagnostics (4)
GetEventCommand.cs (4)
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Credential
== PSCredential.Empty)
750
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Credential
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Finds values and indices of the k
largest entries for the last dimension.
tf.compat.v1.math.top_k
tf.compat.v1.nn.top_k
tf.compat.v2.math.top_k
tf.compat.v2.nn.top_k
tf.nn.top_k
tf.math.top_k( input, k=1, sorted=True, name=None )
If the input is a vector (rank=1), finds the k
largest entries in the vector
and outputs their values and indices as vectors. Thus values[j]
is the
j
-th largest entry in input
, and its index is indices[j]
.
For matrices (resp. higher rank input), computes the top k
entries in each
row (resp. vector along the last dimension). Thus,
values.shape = indices.shape = input.shape[:-1] + [k]
If two elements are equal, the lower-index element appears first.
input
: 1-D or higher Tensor
with last dimension at least k
.k
: 0-D int32
Tensor
. Number of top elements to look for along the last
dimension (along each row for matrices).sorted
: If true the resulting k
elements will be sorted by the values in
descending order.name
: Optional name for the operation.values
: The k
largest elements along each last dimensional slice.indices
: The indices of values
within the last dimension of input
.


"Learning to write programs stretches your mind, and helps you think better, creates a way of thinking about things that I think is helpful in all domains." - Bill Gates
This is a simple Angular 5 application that allows you to search for GitHub users using their username
Ping Pong is a game checking numbers that are divisible by 3 only those that are divisible by 5 only and finally those divisible by 15 only.
Anita's Kitchen is a restaurant website for marketing purposes.
An application where users can create quotes and have those quotes voted on whether they are terrible or are inspirational.
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Django
Angular
Javascript
HTML5/CSS3
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| javafx.scene.control |
The JavaFX User Interface Controls (UI Controls or just Controls) are
specialized Nodes in the JavaFX Scenegraph especially suited for reuse in
many different application contexts.
|
| javafx.scene.control.cell |
The
javafx.scene.control.cell package is where all cell-related
classes are located, other than the core classes such as
Cell , IndexedCell ,
ListCell , TreeCell ,
and TableCell . |
| javafx.scene.web |
This package provides means for loading and displaying Web content.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Alert.AlertType
An enumeration containing the available, pre-built alert types that
the
Alert class can use to pre-populate various properties. |
| ButtonBar.ButtonData
An enumeration of all available button data annotations.
|
| ButtonBase
Base class for button-like UI Controls, including Hyperlinks, Buttons,
ToggleButtons, CheckBoxes, and RadioButtons.
|
| ButtonType
The ButtonType class is used as part of the JavaFX
Dialog API (more
specifically, the DialogPane API) to specify which buttons should be
shown to users in the dialogs. |
| Cell |
| CheckBoxTreeItem
TreeItem subclass that adds support for being in selected, unselected, and
indeterminate states.
|
| CheckBoxTreeItem.TreeModificationEvent
A TreeModificationEvent class that works in a similar vein to the
TreeItem.TreeModificationEvent class, in that
this event will bubble up the CheckBoxTreeItem hierarchy, until the parent
node is null. |
| ComboBoxBase
Abstract base class for ComboBox-like controls.
|
| ContentDisplay
The position to place the content within a Label.
|
| ContextMenu
A popup control containing an ObservableList of menu items.
|
| Control
Base class for all user interface controls.
|
| CustomMenuItem |
| DateCell
DateCell is used by
DatePicker to render the individual
grid cells in the calendar month. |
| DatePicker
The DatePicker control allows the user to enter a date as text or
to select a date from a calendar popup.
|
| Dialog
A Dialog in JavaFX wraps a
DialogPane and provides the necessary API
to present it to end users. |
| DialogEvent
Event related to dialog showing/hiding actions.
|
| DialogPane
DialogPane should be considered to be the root node displayed within a
Dialog instance. |
| FocusModel
The abstract base class for FocusModel implementations.
|
| IndexedCell
An implementation of
Cell which contains an index property which maps
into the data model underlying the visualization. |
| IndexRange
Class representing a contiguous range of integral values.
|
| Labeled
A Labeled
Control is one which has as part of its user interface
a textual content associated with it. |
| ListCell |
| ListView
A ListView displays a horizontal or vertical list of items from which the
user may select, or with which the user may interact.
|
| ListView.EditEvent
An
Event subclass used specifically in ListView for representing
edit-related events. |
| Menu
A popup menu of actionable items which is displayed to the user only upon request.
|
| MenuButton
MenuButton is a button which, when clicked or pressed, will show a
ContextMenu . |
| MenuItem
MenuItem is intended to be used in conjunction with
Menu to provide
options to users. |
| MultipleSelectionModel
An abstract class that extends
SelectionModel to add API to support
multiple selection. |
| OverrunStyle
Defines the behavior of a labeled Control when the space for rendering the
text is smaller than the space needed to render the entire string.
|
| PopupControl
An extension of PopupWindow that allows for CSS styling.
|
| PopupControl.CSSBridge
The link between the popup window and the scenegraph.
|
| ProgressIndicator
A circular control which is used for indicating progress, either
infinite (aka indeterminate) or finite.
|
| ResizeFeaturesBase
An immutable wrapper class for use by the column resize policies offered by
controls such as
TableView and TreeTableView . |
| ScrollPane.ScrollBarPolicy
An enumeration denoting the policy to be used by a scrollable
Control in deciding whether to show a scroll bar.
|
| ScrollToEvent
Event related to
ScrollPane and virtualised controls such as
ListView , TableView , TreeView and TreeTableView . |
| SelectionMode
An enumeration used to specify how many items may be selected in a
MultipleSelectionModel . |
| SelectionModel
SelectionModel is an abstract class used by UI controls to provide a
consistent API for maintaining selection.
|
| SingleSelectionModel
A SelectionModel which enforces the requirement that only a single index
be selected at any given time.
|
| Skin
Base class for defining the visual representation of user interface controls
by defining a scene graph of nodes to represent the skin.
|
| Skinnable
The Skinnable interface is implemented by the
Control class,
and therefore is implemented by all Control implementations. |
| SortEvent
Event related to
TableView and TreeTableView sorting. |
| SpinnerValueFactory
The SpinnerValueFactory is the model behind the JavaFX
Spinner control - without a value factory installed a
Spinner is unusable. |
| SplitPane.Divider
Represents a single divider in the SplitPane.
|
| Tab
Tabs are placed within a
TabPane , where each tab represents a single
'page'. |
| TableCell
Represents a single row/column intersection in a
TableView . |
| TableColumn
A
TableView is made up of a number of TableColumn instances. |
| TableColumn.CellDataFeatures
A support class used in TableColumn as a wrapper class
to provide all necessary information for a particular
Cell . |
| TableColumn.CellEditEvent
An event that is fired when a user performs an edit on a table cell.
|
| TableColumn.SortType
Enumeration that specifies the type of sorting being applied to a specific
column.
|
| TableColumnBase
Table-like controls (such as
TableView and TreeTableView ) are
made up of zero or more instances of a concrete TableColumnBase subclass
(TableColumn and TreeTableColumn , respectively). |
| TableFocusModel
The abstract base class for FocusModel implementations that are used within
table-like controls (most notably
TableView and TreeTableView . |
| TablePosition
This class is used to represent a single row/column/cell in a TableView.
|
| TablePositionBase
This class is used to represent a single row/column/cell in a table.
|
| TableRow
TableRow is an
IndexedCell , but
rarely needs to be used by developers creating TableView instances. |
| TableSelectionModel
The abstract base class for MultipleSelectionModel implementations that are used within
table-like controls (most notably
TableView and TreeTableView . |
| TableView
The TableView control is designed to visualize an unlimited number of rows
of data, broken out into columns.
|
| TableView.ResizeFeatures
An immutable wrapper class for use in the TableView
column resize functionality. |
| TableView.TableViewFocusModel
A
FocusModel with additional functionality to support the requirements
of a TableView control. |
| TableView.TableViewSelectionModel
A simple extension of the
SelectionModel abstract class to
allow for special support for TableView controls. |
| TabPane
A control that allows switching between a group of
Tabs . |
| TabPane.TabClosingPolicy
This specifies how the TabPane handles tab closing from an end-users
perspective.
|
| TextField
Text input component that allows a user to enter a single line of
unformatted text.
|
| TextFormatter
A Formatter describes a format of a
TextInputControl text by using two distinct mechanisms:
A filter (TextFormatter.getFilter() ) that can intercept and modify user input. |
| TextFormatter.Change
Contains the state representing a change in the content or selection for a
TextInputControl.
|
| TextInputControl
Abstract base class for text input controls.
|
| TextInputControl.Content
Interface representing a text input's content.
|
| TitledPane
A TitledPane is a panel with a title that can be opened and closed.
|
| Toggle
Represents a control that can be toggled between selected and non-selected
states.
|
| ToggleButton
A
ToggleButton is a specialized control which has the ability to be
selected. |
| ToggleGroup
A class which contains a reference to all
Toggles whose
selected variables should be managed such that only a single
within the ToggleGroup may be selected at
any one time. |
| Tooltip
Tooltips are common UI elements which are typically used for showing
additional information about a Node in the scenegraph when the Node is
hovered over by the mouse.
|
| TreeCell |
| TreeItem
The model for a single node supplying a hierarchy of values to a control such
as TreeView.
|
| TreeItem.TreeModificationEvent
An
Event that contains relevant information for all forms of
TreeItem modifications. |
| TreeSortMode
Specifies how the tree items in tree-like UI controls should be sorted.
|
| TreeTableCell
Represents a single row/column intersection in a
TreeTableView . |
| TreeTableColumn
A
TreeTableView is made up of a number of TreeTableColumn instances. |
| TreeTableColumn.CellDataFeatures
A support class used in TreeTableColumn as a wrapper class
to provide all necessary information for a particular
Cell . |
| TreeTableColumn.CellEditEvent
An event that is fired when a user performs an edit on a table cell.
|
| TreeTableColumn.SortType
Enumeration that specifies the type of sorting being applied to a specific
column.
|
| TreeTablePosition
This class is used to represent a single row/column/cell in a TreeTableView.
|
| TreeTableRow
TreeTableRow is an
IndexedCell , but
rarely needs to be used by developers creating TreeTableView instances. |
| TreeTableView
The TreeTableView control is designed to visualize an unlimited number of rows
of data, broken out into columns.
|
| TreeTableView.EditEvent
An
Event subclass used specifically in TreeTableView for representing
edit-related events. |
| TreeTableView.ResizeFeatures
An immutable wrapper class for use in the TableView
column resize functionality. |
| TreeTableView.TreeTableViewFocusModel
A
FocusModel with additional functionality to support the requirements
of a TableView control. |
| TreeTableView.TreeTableViewSelectionModel
A simple extension of the
SelectionModel abstract class to
allow for special support for TreeTableView controls. |
| TreeView
The TreeView control provides a view on to a tree root (of type
TreeItem ). |
| TreeView.EditEvent
An
Event subclass used specifically in TreeView for representing
edit-related events. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cell |
| Control
Base class for all user interface controls.
|
| IndexedCell
An implementation of
Cell which contains an index property which maps
into the data model underlying the visualization. |
| Labeled
A Labeled
Control is one which has as part of its user interface
a textual content associated with it. |
| ListCell |
| ListView
A ListView displays a horizontal or vertical list of items from which the
user may select, or with which the user may interact.
|
| Skinnable
The Skinnable interface is implemented by the
Control class,
and therefore is implemented by all Control implementations. |
| TableCell
Represents a single row/column intersection in a
TableView . |
| TableColumn
A
TableView is made up of a number of TableColumn instances. |
| TableColumn.CellDataFeatures
A support class used in TableColumn as a wrapper class
to provide all necessary information for a particular
Cell . |
| TreeCell |
| TreeItem
The model for a single node supplying a hierarchy of values to a control such
as TreeView.
|
| TreeTableCell
Represents a single row/column intersection in a
TreeTableView . |
| TreeTableColumn
A
TreeTableView is made up of a number of TreeTableColumn instances. |
| TreeTableColumn.CellDataFeatures
A support class used in TreeTableColumn as a wrapper class
to provide all necessary information for a particular
Cell . |
| TreeView
The TreeView control provides a view on to a tree root (of type
TreeItem ). |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Control
Base class for all user interface controls.
|
| Skin
Base class for defining the visual representation of user interface controls
by defining a scene graph of nodes to represent the skin.
|
| Skinnable
The Skinnable interface is implemented by the
Control class,
and therefore is implemented by all Control implementations. |
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The people from CERN bult the Large Hadron Collider
In 1984, he built ENQUIRE for CERN, which was made up of Cards (Documents) and Hyperlinks (which connected the Documents)
Design
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In 1990 Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau proposed the creation of the World Wide Web
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language
Hypertext
Overcoming the contraints of written text. Interactive.
Markup Language
A way to literally "Mark Up" a document to specify attributes, like different font sizes, lists, links to other webpages, and image.
HTML is writtin in text files
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Name of the file (tells the browser the file contains HTML)
A web browser is basically "HTML Readers"
They understand how to read HTML and display it for you
Hopefully they all display the same thing
A semantic element clearly describes its meaning to both the browser and the developer.
Non-semantic elements:
 and  - Tells nothing about its content.
Semantic elements: <form>,
, and  - Clearly defines its content.
Before:

After:
Simple HTML File
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<meta charset="UTF-8">
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Content of the document......

Here we use HTML tags, which have corresponding opening and closing versions.

Title

HTML Tags
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Header tags define your content hierarchy
Higher heading numbers mean the content that appears between the headings is less important than lower numbers.
It goes from
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Use paragraph

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This doesn't have to be an actual pragraph of text.
Projcets
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Ordered List
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Hello this is bold
Hello this is italic
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The

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Google
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|  | Defines subscripted text |
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|  | Defines inserted text |
|  | Defines |
|  | Defines marked/ highlighted text |
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h1 {
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Responsabilities
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Development of a hospitalization management system consisting of an interactive dashboard (Web System) and two Mobile Applications for the doctors and nurses as well as for the inpatients..
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add
usersModel::add()
in usersModel_mongodb.php
Adds new user.
addAjaxTemplate
appView::addAjaxTemplate()
in appView.php
Adds ajax template to the list of templates to be rendered.
addHeader
appView::addHeader()
in appView.php
Adds a custom header to be sent before HTML.
addJs
appView::addJs()
in appView.php
Adds .js file to the list of .js files that needs to be included in the template.
addRelation
MongoDBResult::addRelation()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Adds related data to given object, so it can be accessed later by get().
addRelation
MySqlResult::addRelation()
in databaseMysql.php
Adds related data to given object, so it can be accessed later by get().
addTemplate
appView::addTemplate()
in appView.php
Adds "normal" (non-ajax) template to the list of templates to be rendered.
addTemplateVal
appView::addTemplateVal()
in appView.php
Adds a variable for "normal" (non-ajax) templates.
appCache.php
appCache.php
in appCache.php
appConfig.php
appConfig.php
in appConfig.php
appCookie.php
appCookie.php
in appCookie.php
appCore.php
appCore.php
in appCore.php
appDatabase.php
appDatabase.php
in appDatabase.php
appPocket.php
appPocket.php
in appPocket.php
appRequest.php
appRequest.php
in appRequest.php
appUser.php
appUser.php
in appUser.php
appView.php
appView.php
in appView.php
appCache
appCache
in appCache.php
This class is responsible for caching with memcached.
appConfig
appConfig
in appConfig.php
This is a class takes care of handling configuration options.
appController
appController
in main.php
Main controller for the framework. The index() method should always exist!
appCookie
appCookie
in appCookie.php
This is a class taking care of handling cookies.
appCore
appCore
in appCore.php
Main class taking care of routing and errors.
appDatabase
appDatabase
in appDatabase.php
Takes care of all connecions and queries done to databases.
appPocket
appPocket
in appPocket.php
Used for lazy-loading, keeps one copy of each common object, if needed.
appRequest
appRequest
in appRequest.php
Takes care of all forms data.
appUser
appUser
in appUser.php
User management.
appView
appView
in appView.php
This is a class taking care of views and returning html to the user.
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$count
databaseResult::$count
in appDatabase.php
Number of the results returned. Will be always 1 is $multiple = false.
cache
appPocket::cache()
in appPocket.php
Returns appCache object.
cache
appCore::cache()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appCache class that may not be always needed.
clear
appRequest::clear()
in appRequest.php
Removes argument from GET and POST arrays (if exists).
clear
appCache::clear()
in appCache.php
Clears the given namespace. Used when the original data has changed and cached data is outdated.
command
databaseMongoDB::command()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Executes given command on the database (not collection!).
cookie
appPocket::cookie()
in appPocket.php
Returns appCookie object.
cookies
appCore::cookies()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appCookie class that may not be always needed.
count
databaseResult::count()
in appDatabase.php
Returns number of the returned.
count
MongoDBResult::count()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns number of results returned or counts number of internal elements in document.
createSlug
createSlug()
in functions.php
Creates "slug" (aka "index") from the given string - can be used to create SEO links.
crypt
databaseMysql::crypt()
in databaseMysql.php
Encrypts data in model if encryption is set.
crypt
appDatabase::crypt()
in appDatabase.php
Common method used by database drivers to encrypt the data.
crypt
databaseMongoDB::crypt()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Encrypts data in model if encryption is set.
current
MongoDBResult::current()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns the result.
current
MySqlResult::current()
in databaseMysql.php
Returns the result.
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databaseMongoDB.php
databaseMongoDB.php
in databaseMongoDB.php
databaseMysql.php
databaseMysql.php
in databaseMysql.php
databaseMongoDB
databaseMongoDB
in databaseMongoDB.php
Driver for MongoDB.
databaseMysql
databaseMysql
in databaseMysql.php
Driver for MySQL.
databaseResult
databaseResult
in appDatabase.php
Abstract class for each database driver.
db
appPocket::db()
in appPocket.php
Returns appDatabase object.
db
appCore::db()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appDatabase class that may not be always needed.
decrypt
databaseMysql::decrypt()
in databaseMysql.php
Decrypts data in model if encryption is set.
decrypt
appDatabase::decrypt()
in appDatabase.php
Common method used by database drivers to decrypt the data.
decrypt
databaseMongoDB::decrypt()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Decrypts data in model if encryption is set.
deleteById
databaseMongoDB::deleteById()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Shortcut method for deleting documents by id (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
deleteById
databaseMysql::deleteById()
in databaseMysql.php
Shortcut method for deleting rows by id (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
deleteCookie
appCookie::deleteCookie()
in appCookie.php
Sends info to the user that cookie should be deleted.
disable
appView::disable()
in appView.php
Disables the views so that no content is returned from here.
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error_404.php
error_404.php
in error_404.php
error_500.php
error_500.php
in error_500.php
error_503.php
error_503.php
in error_503.php
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functions.php
functions.php
in functions.php
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generateRandom
generateRandom()
in functions.php
Generates random string consisting of letters, numbers and special characters of a given length.
get
appUser::get()
in appUser.php
Returns specific information about current user.
get
appCache::get()
in appCache.php
Returns previously set key (if still valid).
get
MongoDBResult::get()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns given field from the result.
get
appRequest::get()
in appRequest.php
Looks for the argument passed via GET or POST.
get
appConfig::get()
in appConfig.php
Returns config option, if found.
get
databaseResult::get()
in appDatabase.php
Returns given field from the result.
get
MySqlResult::get()
in databaseMysql.php
Returns given field from the result.
getAll
databaseMongoDB::getAll()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Shortcut method for getting all documents in collection (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
getAll
databaseMysql::getAll()
in databaseMysql.php
Shortcut method for getting all rows in table (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
getById
databaseMysql::getById()
in databaseMysql.php
Shortcut method for getting rows by id (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
getById
databaseMongoDB::getById()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Shortcut method for getting documents by id (so it doesn't have to be added to each model).
getCollection
databaseMongoDB::getCollection()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns current collection, if connected.
getCookie
appCookie::getCookie()
in appCookie.php
Returns given cookie value or main cookie value if $id is empty.
getCurrent
MongoDBResult::getCurrent()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns current result from the iteration.
getMenu
menuHelper::getMenu()
in menuHelper.php
Adds "menu" template to the returned view.
getModel
appDatabase::getModel()
in appDatabase.php
Returns appropriate model object. This should be used to access each model.
getTableName
databaseMysql::getTableName()
in databaseMysql.php
Returns the name of current table.
getUser
usersModel::getUser()
in usersModel_mongodb.php
Gets user document (if exists) by login and password.
getUser
appUser::getUser()
in appUser.php
Returns id of the current admin or false if not a proper admin.
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index
welcomeController::index()
in welcomeController.php
Shows "welcome" page.
index
appController::index()
in main.php
Method called for empty requests ("home" page).
insert
databaseMongoDB::insert()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Inserts given row to the collection.
index.php
index.php
in index.php
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key
MySqlResult::key()
in databaseMysql.php
Returns current interator key.
key
MongoDBResult::key()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Returns current interator key.
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login.php
login.php
in login.php
link
appView::link()
in appView.php
Creates a link to the given path. Relative links are returned by default.
load
databaseMysql::load()
in databaseMysql.php
Executes given SQL query and returnes the result.
load
databaseMongoDB::load()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Loads given query.
login
appUser::login()
in appUser.php
Logins the user with given username and password.
logout
appController::logout()
in main.php
Logouts the user. Opened by /app/logout
logout
appUser::logout()
in appUser.php
Logouts the current user.
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$multiple
databaseResult::$multiple
in appDatabase.php
Whether or not the result is one or more rows.
main.php
main.php
in main.php
menuHelper.php
menuHelper.php
in menuHelper.php
main.php
main.php
in main.php
menu.php
menu.php
in menu.php
menuHelper
menuHelper
in menuHelper.php
Example helper for the framework.
MongoDBResult
MongoDBResult
in databaseMongoDB.php
MongoDB result object. Can be used to access and manipulate database data.
MySqlResult
MySqlResult
in databaseMysql.php
MySQL result object. Can be used to access and manipulate database data.
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next
MySqlResult::next()
in databaseMysql.php
Moves the cursor to the next result.
next
MongoDBResult::next()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Moves the cursor to the next result.
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page
MongoDBResult::page()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Moves the cursor to given "page".
properUser
appUser::properUser()
in appUser.php
Tells wheter or not a proper user is logged in.
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redirect
appCore::redirect()
in appCore.php
Redirect's user to another location.
refresh
appUser::refresh()
in appUser.php
Refreshes user's info saved in session.
render
appView::render()
in appView.php
Main function called to render the views.
request
appPocket::request()
in appPocket.php
Returns appRequest object.
request
appCore::request()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appRequest class that may not be always needed.
rewind
MySqlResult::rewind()
in databaseMysql.php
Rewinds the cursor.
rewind
MongoDBResult::rewind()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Rewinds the cursor.
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safe
MongoDBResult::safe()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Sets whether save() should be "safe".
save
databaseMongoDB::save()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Saves given row.
save
MongoDBResult::save()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Saves the current result to the database.
save
MySqlResult::save()
in databaseMysql.php
Saves the current result to the database.
save
databaseResult::save()
in appDatabase.php
Saves the current result to the database.
sendAjax
appView::sendAjax()
in appView.php
Adds data to be returned as json-encoded string.
sendCookies
appCookie::sendCookies()
in appCookie.php
Sends cookies to the user.
set
appConfig::set()
in appConfig.php
Sets all config variables, overwriting any settings that were set before.
set
MongoDBResult::set()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Sets given key in the result to given value.
set
appCache::set()
in appCache.php
Sets the given key with value in cache.
set
MySqlResult::set()
in databaseMysql.php
Sets given key in the result to given value.
set
databaseResult::set()
in appDatabase.php
Sets given key in the result to given value.
setAjax
appView::setAjax()
in appView.php
Sets whether or not the call should be returned as ajax.
setCookie
appCookie::setCookie()
in appCookie.php
Sets value to be set in the cookies.
setKey
appConfig::setKey()
in appConfig.php
Sets (or overwrides) given config option.
setTitle
appView::setTitle()
in appView.php
Sets title to the currently shown page.
sort
MongoDBResult::sort()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Sorts results by given key.
start
appCore::start()
in appCore.php
First and only method that should be called to start the framework.
sthrowError
appCore::sthrowError()
in appCore.php
Throws given error and ends the request. If the appropriate error template exists it will be shown.
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$title
appView::$title
in appView.php
Title of the page - used in <title> tags.
throw404
appCore::throw404()
in appCore.php
Shortcut to throwError(404).
throwError
appCore::throwError()
in appCore.php
Shortcut for self::sthrowError() that can be called non-statically.
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usersModel_mongodb.php
usersModel_mongodb.php
in usersModel_mongodb.php
usersModel_mysql.php
usersModel_mysql.php
in usersModel_mysql.php
update
databaseMongoDB::update()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Updates the given document with given data.
user
appCore::user()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appUser class that may not be always needed.
user
appPocket::user()
in appPocket.php
Returns appUser object.
usersModel
usersModel
in usersModel_mongodb.php
This is an example model used with MongoDB. To use the example for user's login add the following data to your MongoDB:
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valid
MySqlResult::valid()
in databaseMysql.php
Tells whether the current position in cursor is valid.
valid
MongoDBResult::valid()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Tells whether the current position in cursor is valid.
view
appPocket::view()
in appPocket.php
Returns appView object.
view
appCore::view()
in appCore.php
Lazy-loading of an appView class that may not be always needed.
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welcomeController.php
welcomeController.php
in welcomeController.php
welcome.php
welcome.php
in welcome.php
welcomeController
welcomeController
in welcomeController.php
Example controller for the framework. The index() method should always exist!
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$_cache
databaseMysql::$_cache
in databaseMysql.php
Whether or not the data should be cached.
$_cache
databaseMongoDB::$_cache
in databaseMongoDB.php
Whether or not the data should be cached.
$_cacheKey
databaseMongoDB::$_cacheKey
in databaseMongoDB.php
Default cache namespace. It's set in __construct().
$_cacheKey
databaseMysql::$_cacheKey
in databaseMysql.php
Default cache namespace. It's set in __construct().
$_collection
databaseMongoDB::$_collection
in databaseMongoDB.php
Holds current collection object.
$_cookies
appCore::$_cookies
in appCore.php
Cookie object. This should be accessed by
cookies()
.
$_crypted
databaseMysql::$_crypted
in databaseMysql.php
Whether or not the data should be encrypted.
$_crypted
usersModel::$_crypted
in usersModel_mongodb.php
$_crypted
databaseMongoDB::$_crypted
in databaseMongoDB.php
Whether or not the data should be encrypted.
$_dbName
databaseMongoDB::$_dbName
in databaseMongoDB.php
Database name to use - should be set for each model.
$_dbName
databaseMysql::$_dbName
in databaseMysql.php
Database name to use - should be set for each model.
$_dbName
usersModel::$_dbName
in usersModel_mongodb.php
$_dbTable
usersModel::$_dbTable
in usersModel_mongodb.php
$_dbTable
databaseMysql::$_dbTable
in databaseMysql.php
Database table to use - should be set for each model.
$_dbTable
databaseMongoDB::$_dbTable
in databaseMongoDB.php
Database collection to use - should be set for each model.
$_defaults
appConfig::$_defaults
in appConfig.php
Default values needed by framework.
$_idField
databaseMysql::$_idField
in databaseMysql.php
Default id field name.
$_idField
databaseMongoDB::$_idField
in databaseMongoDB.php
Default id field name.
$_view
appCore::$_view
in appCore.php
View object. This should be accessed by
view()
.
__construct
databaseMysql::__construct()
in databaseMysql.php
Selects appropriate database table and sets $_cacheKey.
__construct
appCookie::__construct()
in appCookie.php
__construct
MySqlResult::__construct()
in databaseMysql.php
Fills appropriate information about the result.
__construct
appDatabase::__construct()
in appDatabase.php
Adds "models/" directory to include path.
__construct
MongoDBResult::__construct()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Fills appropriate information about the result.
__construct
appCache::__construct()
in appCache.php
Creates new Memcached instance if "memcache_host" is defined in configuration.
__construct
appView::__construct()
in appView.php
Adds "templates/" directory to the include path.
__construct
appUser::__construct()
in appUser.php
Takes care of all the wrong data that my appear.
__construct
databaseMongoDB::__construct()
in databaseMongoDB.php
Checks if all data is in place for connection and sets $_cacheKey.
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Chapter 10 Extracting text
Functions for extracting parts of texts used to live inside of fulltext
, but have now
moved to the package pubchunks.
The pubchunks::pub_chunks
function tries to make it easy to extract the parts of
articles you want. This only works with XML format articles though since although
we can get text out of PDFs, there is no machine readable way to say
“I want the abstract”.
In addition to only working with XML, this function only has knowledge about a select set of publishers for which we’ve encoded knowledge about how to get different sections of the article. Not all publishers use the same format XML - so each publisher is slightly different for how to get to each section. That is, to get to the abstract requires slightly different xpath for publisher A vs. publisher B vs. publisher C.
An alternative to pubchunks
is to use xpath or css selectors yourself to slice and
dice XML.
10.1 Usage
library(fulltext)
library(pubchunks)
Get a full text article
<- ft_get('10.1371/journal.pone.0086169') x
Note that unlike previous versions of fulltext
you now have to collect (ft_collect()
)
the text from the XML file on disk. Then you can pass to pub_chunks()
, here to get
authors.
%>% ft_collect %>% pub_chunks("authors") x
#> $plos
#> $plos$`10.1371/journal.pone.0086169`
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: xml_document
#> publisher/journal: plos/PLoS ONE
#> sections: authors
#> showing up to first 5:
#> authors (n=4): nested list
#>
#>
#> attr(,"ft_data")
#> [1] TRUE
In another example, let’s search for PLOS articles.
library("rplos")
<- searchplos(q="*:*", fl='id',
(dois fq=list('doc_type:full',"article_type:\"research article\""),
limit=5)$data$id)
#> [1] "10.1371/journal.pbio.1000153" "10.1371/journal.pbio.1000159"
#> [3] "10.1371/journal.pbio.1000167" "10.1371/journal.pbio.1000173"
#> [5] "10.1371/journal.pbio.1000176"
Then get the full text
<- ft_get(dois) x
Then pull out various sections of each article.
remember to pull out the full text first
<- ft_collect(x) x
%>% pub_chunks("front")
x %>% pub_chunks("body")
x %>% pub_chunks("back")
x %>% pub_chunks("history")
x %>% pub_chunks("authors")
x %>% pub_chunks(c("doi","categories"))
x %>% pub_chunks("all")
x %>% pub_chunks("publisher")
x %>% pub_chunks("acknowledgments")
x %>% pub_chunks("permissions")
x %>% pub_chunks("journal_meta")
x %>% pub_chunks("article_meta") x
10.2 Tabularize
The function pub_tabularize()
is useful for coercing the output of pub_chunks()
into a data.frame,
the lingua franca of data work in R.
library(data.table)
<- pub_chunks(x, c("doi", "title"))
x <- pub_tabularize(x)
x rbindlist(x$plos, fill = TRUE)
#> doi
#> 1: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1000153
#> 2: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1000159
#> 3: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1000167
#> 4: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1000173
#> 5: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1000176
#> title
#> 1: Emergence of a Stable Cortical Map for Neuroprosthetic Control
#> 2: Natural Killer Cell Signal Integration Balances Synapse Symmetry and Migration
#> 3: Ready…Go: Amplitude of the fMRI Signal Encodes Expectation of Cue Arrival Time
#> 4: Hippocampus Leads Ventral Striatum in Replay of Place-Reward Information
#> 5: β1 Integrin Maintains Integrity of the Embryonic Neocortical Stem Cell Niche
#> .publisher
#> 1: plos
#> 2: plos
#> 3: plos
#> 4: plos
#> 5: plos
10.3 Other inputs
pub_chunks()
works with other inputs besides the output of fulltext::ft_get()
.
10.3.1 Files
<- system.file("examples/10_1016_0021_8928_59_90156_x.xml",
x package = "pubchunks")
pub_chunks(x, "abstract")
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: file
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: abstract
#> showing up to first 5:
#> abstract (n=1): Abstract
#>
#> This pa ...
pub_chunks(x, "title")
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: file
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: title
#> showing up to first 5:
#> title (n=1): On the driving of a piston with a rigid collar int ...
pub_chunks(x, "authors")
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: file
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: authors
#> showing up to first 5:
#> authors (n=1): Chetaev, D.N
pub_chunks(x, c("title", "refs"))
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: file
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: title, refs
#> showing up to first 5:
#> title (n=1): On the driving of a piston with a rigid collar int ...
#> refs (n=6): Watson G.N.. 1949. Teoriia besselevykh funktsii. N
The output of pub_chunks()
is a list with an S3 class pub_chunks
to make
internal work in the package easier. You can easily see the list structure
by using unclass()
.
10.3.2 xml in a string
<- paste0(readLines(x), collapse = "")
xml pub_chunks(xml, "title")
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: character
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: title
#> showing up to first 5:
#> title (n=1): On the driving of a piston with a rigid collar int ...
10.3.3 xml2 objects
<- paste0(readLines(x), collapse = "")
xml <- xml2::read_xml(xml)
xml pub_chunks(xml, "title")
#> <pub chunks>
#> from: xml_document
#> publisher/journal: elsevier/Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
#> sections: title
#> showing up to first 5:
#> title (n=1): On the driving of a piston with a rigid collar int ...


USeq results typically include:
- Note all pvals and fdrs are transformed (-10*log10(pval or fdr)) thus 13 = 5%, 20 = 1%, 30 = 0.1%.
- Three data folders containing:
- PointData These folders contain mapped read data split by chromosome and strand. For each read, its center position, and any associated score is saved. These are used by various USeq applications to perform analyisis. They can be viewed in IGB but be aware that PointData that share the same position are graphed on top of each other in IGB, not summed.
- Windows: several different measurements related to the overlapping window scanning summary statistics created by ScanSeqs. These are best used for visualization in the IGB. For each summary score, two types of window representations maybe generated.
HeatMap is a window representation best viewed in IGB as a stair-step or heatmap.
Point window summaries are where the window score is assigned to the center position in the window. Both use the xxx.bar.zip binary format.
- BinPVal: -10Log10(p-values) - Bionomial p-values for each window calculated by comparing the number of treatment reads to the number of control reads. Not multiple test corrected. Treat this as a variance corrected score for ranking purposes.
- QValFDR: -10Log10(q-values) - Window level bionomial p-values converted into q-value FDRs using John Storey's R package.
- EmpFDR: -10Log10(FDR) - Empirical false discovery rates based on a control vs control null distribution.
- Sum, Sum+, Sum-: A sum of the window point data, combine or for each strand, only provided when a treatment only analysis is run.
- xxx.swi: Serializes window object array generated by ScanSeqs and used by the EnrichedRegionMaker application.
- Enriched Regions: Enriched Regions (or Reduced Regions) from the EnrichedRegionMaker are collapsed overlapping windows best used for downstream analysis. Several different sets of ERs can be created by specifying multiple thresholds or asking the EnrichedRegionMaker application to produce the top 100, 200, 400, etc. ERs.
For each ER set, a folder (name_threshold_#ERs) is created containing the following.
- xxx.xls: a spreadsheet report, these are ordered by the the best window binomial p-value score, the most significant on top. Some or all of the following will be found:
- #Hyperlinks - if the Integrated Genome Browser is open, clicking these links will take you to that region in the genome browser.
- Chr - chromosome
- Start - start bp coordinate (0 based) for the entire enriched (or reduced) region
- Stop - stop bp coordinate (end excluded) for the entire enriched (or reduced) region
- #Windows - number of windows that were merged into the enriched region
- #T - if PointData were provided, the number of treatment reads in the enriched region
- #Unique_T - if PointData were provided, the number of unique treatment reads in the enriched region
- #C - if PointData were provided, the number of control reads in the enriched region
- #Unique_C - if PointData were provided, the number of unique control reads in the enriched region
- ER_BinPVal - if PointData were provided, the binomial p-value for the entire enriched region. These are not multiple test corrected.
- ER_Log2((#T+1)/(#C+1)) - if PointData were provided, the normalized log2 ratio for the enriched region.
- BSW_Start - if PointData were provided, start bp coordinate of the best sub window
- BSW_Stop - if PointData were provided, end bp coordinate of the best sub window
- BSW_BinPVal - if PointData were provided, the binomial p-value for the best sub window. These are not multiple test corrected.
- BW_Start - start bp coordinate for the best window from all the windows merged
- BW_Stop - end bp coordinate for the best window from all the windows merged
- BW_BinPVal - binomal pvalue for the best window
- BW_QValueFDR - FDR estimation derived from the binomial pvalue using Storey's q-value method
- BW_EmpFDR - FDR estimation based on generating a null distribution with your input data, only used with a static chIP-seq, skipped with a dynamic analysis
- BW_SkewPVal - Bonferroni corrected binomial p-value looking at whether there is a skew in the distribution of + vs - stranded reads, some folks insist this can be used to filter out false positives, in our hands it hurts more than helps and should be ignored
- BW_Log2((sumT+1)/(sumC+1)) - normalized log2 ratio, a measure of enrichment
- BW_SumT+ - number of reads in the best window for the treatment + strand
- BW_SumT- - number of reads in the best window for the treatment - strand
- BW_SumC+ - number of reads in the best window for the control + strand
- BW_SumC- - number of reads in the best window for the control - strand
- Info for entire run - genome version and total read counts
- xxx.egr: a multiple score EGR format file for viewing in IGB.
- xxx.gff: a GFF file
- XXXbpSubWinData: If treatment and control data were provided to the EnrichedRegionMaker, each ER is rescanned using a small window to identify the best peaks within the ER. These are included in the spreadsheet report as well as outputed as graph bar files, xxx.egr, and xxx.gff files.
- Defined Region Scan Seqs output:: a spreadsheet containing the following:
- #Name - if the Integrated Genome Browser is open, clicking these links will take you to that defined region in the genome browser.
- Chr - chromosome
- Strand - strand of the defined region
- Start - start bp coordinate (0 based) for the defined region
- Stop - stop bp coordinate (end excluded) for the defined region
- pVal - uncorrected binomial p-value
- qValFDR - FDR estimation derived from the binomial pvalue using Storey's q-value method
- eFDR - Empirical FDR estimation based on generating a null distribution with your control/input data, only used with a static analysis, skipped with a dynamic analysis
- pValSkew - Bonferroni corrected binomial p-value looking at whether there is a skew in the distribution of + vs - stranded reads, some folks insist this can be used to filter out false positives, in our hands it hurts more than helps and should be ignored
- pValDiffDist - Bonferroni corrected chi-square test of independence p-value looking for differences in the distribution of reads between the exons for a particular define region, good for flagging alternative splicing
- TotalRegionBPs - total bps in defined region
- Log2((sumT+1)/(sumC+1)) - normalized log2 ratio
- tSumPlus - number of reads from the treatment + strand
- tSumMinus - number of reads from the treatment - strand
- tRPKM - treatment reads per kb of interrogated region per total million mapped reads
- cSumPlus - number of reads from the control + strand
- cSumMinus - number of reads from the control - strand
- cRPKM - control reads per kb of interrogated region per total million mapped reads
- SpliceJunctions - numerous columns looking at the difference in splice junction reads that map to a particular defined region. Only calculated when novoalign bed format alignments were provided to the DRSS.
- Info for entire run - genome version and total read counts
- Defined Region Differential Seq output:: a spreadsheet containing the following:
- #DisplayName - if the Integrated Genome Browser is open, clicking these hyper links will take you to that defined region/ gene in the genome browser.
- Name - present if found in the gene table.
- Chr - chromosome
- Strand - strand of the defined region
- Start - start bp coordinate (0 based) for the defined region
- Stop - stop bp coordinate (end excluded) for the defined region
- TotalBPs - total base pairs of the defined region/ gene's exons.
- PVal_ConditionA_ConditionB - uncorrected negative binomial -10*log10(pval) from DESeq for the paired ConditionA vs ConditionB comparison
- FDR_ConditionA_ConditionB - Benjamini-Hochberg -10*log10(FDR) estimation derived from the DESeq p-values
- VarCorLg2Rto_ConditionA_ConditionB - Log2 ratio estimation (pseudo median of ConditionA varCorr values - pseudo median of ConditionB varCor values) for the degree of differential expression based on DESeq's variance corrected counts for each sample.
- SpliceChiPVal_ConditionA_ConditionB - Bonferroni corrected chi-square test of independence -10*log10(pval) looking for differences in the distribution of reads between the exons for a particular gene. Replica counts are merged for this analysis.
- SpliceMaxLg2Rto_ConditionA_ConditionB - The maximum observed log2Ratio for differential exonic splicing normalized for total gene counts.
- SpliceMaxExon_Treatment_Control - The zero based index for which exon displayed the maximum log2Ratio splicing difference.
- Counts_ConditionReplica - number of fragments from each replica that aligned to the defined region or gene exons.
- VarCorCounts_ConditionReplica - DESeq's variance corrected fragment counts for each replica that aligned to the defined region or gene exons.
- FPKM_ConditionReplica - FPKM corrected fragment counts for each replica that aligned to the defined region or gene exons. FPKM = #fragments/TotalBPs/1000/#fragmentsInDataSet/1M


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This was both a fun project and something to attach to resumes to demonstrate proficiency with the tools used to make this website. It is built on the AngularJS framework, and uses Twitter Bootstrap for design. Moment.js was used for managing dates/time.
The ng-boilerplate starter was used as a starting point.
Bower manages library dependencies, and Grunt manages local testing.This application started as a small weekend project, and grew into something pretty fun.
Utilizing caching, the app is able to cut down on the HTTP requests to Reddit servers. Restarting the app/reloading the page will reset this cache.


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advmod:lmod
: locative adverbial modifier
This semantical subrelation is used to single out those adverbial modifiers that express a spatial reference, usually by means of a particular subclass of words which are marked with AdvType=Loc
and conventionally annotated as ADV
s.
The kinds of spatial relations expressed (direction, presence or absence of movement, and so on) are often readable from the morphological history of the adverbial element (e.g. hic ‘here’, from an older heic, is the locative form of the determinant hic ‘this (one)’), but do not appear to be fully standardised (i.e. there is a variety of synchronically non-predictable forms, like procul ‘(far) away’).
The lmod
subrelation is also used for oblique arguments, which usually consist of nominal phrases: since, in Latin, this appears to be a purely formal distinction with regard to adverbial spatial (but also temporal) expressions (often derived from nominal forms), the use of lmod
aims to capture the fundamental unitarity of such constructions.
Pars secunda incipit ibi : « Surgit mortalibus per diversas fauces » . \n Part second it-begins there : « it-rises to-mortals for diverse gullets » .
advcl:lmod(incipit,ibi)
advcl:lmod(it-begins,there)
‘The second part begins thus: «The lamp of the world rises on mortals by different entrances».’’ (Letters, UDante)
- this translation paraphrases the spatial reference of ibi ‘there’ with an expression of manner, ‘thus’
advmod:lmod in other languages: [apu] [kpv] [la] [u]


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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder and first president of the Republic of Turkey(in 1923).The capital city of Turkey is Ankara. Republic of Turkey; Thanks to its natural beauties, landscapes, beaches, historical values, nightlife and food culture, it welcomes millions of tourists every year. It is one of the most developed countries in terms of tourism in Europe.Temple of Artemis, one of the seven wonders of the world is also located in Turkey. The Sea of Marmara, along with the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles, separates Asia from Europe. Therefore, due to the position Turkey has an important place. The capital of the country is Ankara.The official language is Turkish. There are also local languages spoken among the public.Turkish Lira is used as the currency. While a large part of the country's territory is located in the Asian continent, a small part is located in the European continent. It is adjacent to Bulgaria in the northwest, Greece in the west, Georgia in the northeast, Armenia, Iran and Nakhichevan in the east, Iraq and Syria in the southeast. To the south is the Mediterranean Sea, to the west is the Aegean Sea and to the north is the Black Sea. İstanbul, Ankara, İzmir, Antalya are the most visited cities in Turkey. The climate varies by region. However, there is a mild climate throughout the country. There is a mild climate in the Black Sea region and a Mediterranean climate in the southern and Aegean coasts. Inland, arid and arid climate is seen, while the harsh mountain climate is dominant in the east. You can go in any season. If you are going for a sea holiday and touring the country, you should choose the summer months. However, if you are going to ski and enjoy the snow, you can choose winter months. It has a cuisine that varies by region. Black Sea cuisine, southeast cuisine, such as a variety of food cultures are available. Soups include meat and vegetable dishes, pastries and desserts. Tea and Turkish coffee are important as drinks.
Creator Ahmet Tunahan Korkmaz
I am Ahmet Tunahan Korkmaz. I was born in Çorum is a city close to Ankara in1994. Because of my father's profession, I changed about 10 schools until college.I have been going to university in Elazığ(a city that you should not visit even accidentally) for a long time.After starting college,I started traveling because of the boringness of the city.This later turned into passion and i can say this is my only hobby for 4 years.Finally, I'm doing erasmus(it's name is erasmus but not itself,actually :) in portugal.


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Something bad happened that needs to be addressed ASAP
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September 15, 2003
Shadow of the pogrom falls over India
Guardian | Submitted by: Tobermory
"We watched as a Hindu crowd armed with machetes and iron bars attacked their Muslim neighbours on the other side of the street. All of the shops on the Muslim side of the road were ablaze; smoke blotted out the sky; gas cylinders exploded and boomed; we were, it seemed, in some part of hell. 'We are being killed. Please get us out,' one Muslim resident, Dishu Banashek, told me. 'They are firing at us. Several of our women have been raped. You must help.' When we asked a senior policeman to intervene he merely smirked. 'Don't worry, madam. Everything will be done,' he told a colleague from the Times mendaciously."
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Worst science vocations
popsci.com | Submitted by: Shadows98
"Sixteen healthy subjects volunteered to eat pinto beans and insert small plastic collection tubes into their anuses... After each 'episode of flatulence,' Levitt syringed the gas into a discrete container, rigorously maintaining fart integrity. The odor judges then sat down with at least 100 samples, opened the caps one at a time, and inhaled robustly. As their faces writhed in agony, they rated just how noxious the smell was. The samples were also chemically analyzed, and -- eureka! -- Levitt determined definitively the most malodorous component of the human flatus: hydrogen sulfide."
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Third world: Fool us once
Inter Press Service | Submitted by: Soylent
For years, rich countries have used the World Trade Organization to line their pockets. Poor countries accepted their promises on their face, and mightily paid the price. In principle it's difficult to be against free trade. Thing is, that's true only when the free trading partners are on equal footing. But not only is the developed world starting on better footing, they are demanding an unfair advantage (protectionism) in any area the developing world happens to be good at, with the exception of dirt cheap exploitable labor. The third world has wised up, and WTO talks have collapsed. The EU is blaming the process as the problem, and not the continued and attempted rape as the problem.
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House decapitates man
AZ Central | Submitted by: FastEddy
"A man was killed early Monday when his truck collided at a Tempe intersection with a trailer hauling a house, decapitating him. ... Investigators do not know why the driver didn't see the house. The intersection is well lighted and the trailer was escorted by two civilian vehicles and two Maricopa County Sheriff's vehicles, Masters said. In addition, the trailer had red lights strung around it."
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Oblivious Canadian tortures bear cub
canada.com | Submitted by: optional
"A Quebec woodsman who wanted a black bear as a pet, set out Tuesday morning and snatched a young cub from the Gatineau River -- its mother snarling from shore as Denis Ryan sped off on a Jet Ski, holding the kidnapped cub by the scruff of the neck. ... To wear out the bear, Mr. Ryan started running him over with the Jet Ski, forcing the cub's head under water. The 55-year-old woodsman got his best grip on the cub by holding it upside down by one of its hind legs. ... 'I just lifted him up and then I could dunk him. Then he couldn't breathe. I kept dunking and kept dunking him. Then I started to drive away,' Mr. Ryan told the Citizen. ... 'I was never mean to the bear. There was a couple of times I wanted to hit him over the head with a pipe or something but I didn't do that.'"
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Passport scam still exploitable
BBC | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The bestselling thriller The Day of the Jackal shockingly revealed how crooks used the birth certificates of dead babies to obtain fake passports. ... The book's protagonist -- the Jackal -- trawls three village graveyards looking for the headstone of a baby boy who, had he not died, would have been about the same age as the assassin. Taking the details of the late Alexander James Quentin Duggan to the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths, the Jackal buys a copy of the deceased's birth certificate -- all the proof he needs to successfully apply for a passport. 'When the book was published, I assumed this loophole would have been closed by officialdom within weeks. That was almost 32 years ago,' Mr Forsyth told BBC News Online. So why has the loophole not been plugged?
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Conservatives worried about Orrin Hatch
Salt Lake Tribune | Submitted by: optional
"When Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch says he will do everything in his power to grant President Bush's latest request to expand federal police authority beyond the Patriot Act, it dismays one of the nation's leading conservative strategists. ... 'We are concerned not about Ashcroft, but about a possible subsequent attorney general, named by President Hillary Rodham Clinton, who might define as terrorists those of us who peacefully oppose government polices,' Free Congress Foundation Chairman Paul Weyrich wrote last week."
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Triumphant return of Hell House
KMGH-TV 7 Denver | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"'Hell House,' the walkthrough morality play that depicted suicide, abortion and AIDS, will return this Halloween as a stage show at a new location. ...
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Hermit evicted from Arizona forest
Canoe | Submitted by: Buzz Beer
"A man was evicted from an Arizona cave he had lived in for 11 years, after pleading guilty to using a national forest for residential purposes. Thomas Crawford had a bed, books and clothes arranged on hangers, along with pots and cutlery for cooking in his cave in the Coconino National Forest in northern Arizona. He was arrested Friday after a Flagstaff resident reported a suspicious camp."
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Patients reject Canada's medical marijuana
canada.com | Submitted by: tinker
"Some of the first patients to smoke Health Canada's government-approved marijuana say it's 'disgusting' and want their money back. 'It's totally unsuitable for human consumption,' said Jim Wakeford, 58, an AIDS patient in Gibsons, B.C. ... Laboratory tests indicate the Health Canada product has only about three per cent THC -- not the 10.2 per cent advertised -- and contains contaminants such as lead and arsenic."
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"Run Lola Run" ("Lola Rennt") is the neat little high-energy German film playing in art houses right now. The movie has many pluses, mainly having to do with its energy content and some funny sequences, as well as some neat visual tricks, but it's somewhat less than it first appears.
The film is apparently about how contingency affects and effects the courses of our lives.  She rushes out to save him by coming up with the money, running across Berlin. The same events unfold three times, each time a little different because, apparently, of the circumstances of an encounter she has with a dog on the way down the stairs. Events unfold differently not just for her but also for various people she bumps into along the way. It's the idea of the butterfly effect on human histories.
"Run Lola Run" is full of energy: there are the running scenes of the title as she races from place to place, all accompanied by a good techno soundtrack. There are few pauses. The only ones of length are the interludes between iterations, where the love between Lola and Manni is fleshed out. The movie also has a nice sense of humor, with how several of the random encounters play out. The cartoons were neat, too, and I got to find out how little I remember from my college German classes. But the heart of the movie is about alternative histories.
One trick that's received notice is the alternate histories of the people Lola bumps into on her run. Yes, the point of such divergent histories arising from whether they're bumped into or narrowly avoided is the notion that we're all connected by webs of contingency. A momentary delay because we missed the walk light may hurl our lives off in entirely different paths. Yes, but only in the case of spectacular accidents, both bad (hit by bus) or good (chance first encounter with the love of your life). (I'm under the impression "Sliding Doors" plays thoroughly with this idea of the split second contingency, though I haven't seen the movie. I believe there was also a Kieslowski film about missing a train along these lines.) Generally, the momentum of lives are sufficient so that their trajectories will not be upset by whether someone brushes by you on the sidewalk or clears you by a good foot. These little episodes lack any compelling sense of causality and exist in a flash-lit vacuum of the filmmaker's imaging. Why does the guy on the bike start shooting drugs instead of just saying no, and why would the permutations of his trivial encounter with Lola send him down one path and not the other? The philosophical point about connectedness contained in the film has the lightweight feel of what a bright, young college student spins out in a late night conversation over beer and cigarettes: the apparent heft of the point dissipates in the light of day.
There's Lola's particular situation, where the causal elements that determine how each iteration turns out is given more play. This is more satisfying to watch, but I feel it's less about little contingent circumstances affecting how events unfold, and more about how Lola "solves" the puzzle pieces to make events unfold in the best possible way (for her). The caught-in-temporal-loop episodes from Star Trek do this sort of thing routinely: a certain sequence of actions have to be undertaken before the whole thing is solved, and the Enterprise escapes into next week. And, of course, there's "Groundhog Day".
In some sense, Lola is a less aware version of the Bill Murray character. She knows that events have turned out wrong, and she "corrects" them by force of will and the use of a "play over" button. The interludes between the iterations that show her love of Manni give reason for her using her will in this manner. In a sense, there's no contingency at all: we know Lola is going to succeed in saving Manni and herself.
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| Class | Daemons::PidFile |
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lib/daemons/pidfile.rb
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| Parent: | Pid |
A Pid-File is a file containing the process identification number (pid) that is stored in a well-defined location of the filesystem thus allowing other programs to find out the pid of a running script.
Daemons needs the pid of the scripts that are currently running in the background to send them so called signals. Daemons uses the TERM signal to tell the script to exit when you issue a stop command.
Pid-Files generated by Daemons have to following format:
<scriptname>.rb<number>.pid
(Note that <number> is omitted if only one instance of the script can run at any time)
Each file just contains one line with the pid as string (for example 6432).
Daemons is configurable to store the Pid-Files relative to three different locations:
| dir | [R] | |
| multiple | [R] | |
| number | [R] | |
| progname | [R] |
# File lib/daemons/pidfile.rb, line 55 55: def PidFile.existing(path) 56: new_instance = PidFile.allocate 57: 58: new_instance.instance_variable_set(:@path, path) 59: 60: def new_instance.filename 61: return @path 62: end 63: 64: return new_instance 65: end
# File lib/daemons/pidfile.rb, line 36 36: def PidFile.find_files(dir, progname, delete = false) 37: files = Dir[File.join(dir, "#{progname}*.pid")] 38: 39: files.delete_if {|f| not (File.file?(f) and File.readable?(f))} 40: if delete 41: files.delete_if do |f| 42: pid = File.open(f) {|h| h.read}.to_i 43: rsl = ! Pid.running?(pid) 44: if rsl 45: puts "pid-file for killed process #{pid} found (#{f}), deleting." 46: begin; File.unlink(f); rescue ::Exception; end 47: end 48: rsl 49: end 50: end 51: 52: return files 53: end
# File lib/daemons/pidfile.rb, line 67 67: def initializeinitialize(dir, progname, multiple = false) 68: @dir = File.expand_path(dir) 69: @progname = progname 70: @multiple = multiple 71: @number = nil 72: @number = 0 if multiple 73: 74: if multiple 75: while File.exist?(filename) and @number < 1024 76: @number += 1 77: end 78: 79: if @number == 1024 80: raise RuntimeException('cannot run more than 1024 instances of the application') 81: end 82: end 83: end
# File lib/daemons/pidfile.rb, line 85 85: def filename 86: File.join(@dir, "#{@progname}#{ @number or '' }.pid") 87: end


LTFRB accepts Yuletide special bus permit applications
by Jun I. LegaspiTHE Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announced it is now accepting applications for special permits for bus units that will be operating during the holidays from December 23 this year to January 3, 2020.
The LTFRB said they started accepting applications since Monday and will end on November 22.
Based on the rules and regulations imposed by the LTFRB, only 25% of the total authorized units per franchise is allowed.
Units applied should not be more than 10 years old from the date of manufacture. Certificate of Public Conveyance (CPC) with 1 authorized unit is not allowed.
Indicate the specific address of the terminals at about end of the applied route.
Meanwhile, the Public Commuters and Motorists Alliance (PCMA) commended the leadership of the LTFRB for the early preparation.
“Mas maaga ang preparation mas maganda para maihanda ang lahat at maiwasan ang unnecessary vehicular accidents,” said the PCMA.
Bus operators also thanked the LTFRB for the early announcement.
“Maganda po ito para ngayon pa lang exclusivelymaiayos namin ‘yung mga bus na dapat sa long trips para sa safety ng commuters,” the bus operators said.