The BitmapText class uses a SpriteSheet to display text characters. Characters are defined in the SpriteSheet definition, and any defined characters can be displayed, as well as spaces and line breaks. BitmapText will check for uppercase or lowercase variations, but accented characters must be specifically defined in order to be displayed.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.batik.apps.svgbrowser | |
| org.apache.batik.bridge |
Provides an API for mapping and maintaining consistency between
the SVG DOM tree and the GVT tree.
|
| org.apache.batik.bridge.svg12 | |
| org.apache.batik.extension.svg | |
| org.apache.batik.swing | |
| org.apache.batik.swing.gvt | |
| org.apache.batik.swing.svg | |
| org.apache.batik.transcoder |
Contains all of the interfaces for transcoding an input stream or
a document to a particular ouput format.
|
| org.apache.batik.transcoder.image |
Provides transcoders for transcoding a SVG document fragment
to an image.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ExternalResourceSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for external resources.
|
| ScriptSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for scripting.
|
| UpdateManagerEvent
This class represents an event which indicate an event originated
from a UpdateManager instance.
|
| UpdateManagerListener
This interface represents a listener to the UpdateManagerEvent events.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractGraphicsNodeBridge
The base bridge class for SVG graphics node.
|
| AbstractSVGBridge
The base bridge class for SVG elements.
|
| AbstractSVGFilterPrimitiveElementBridge
The base bridge class for SVG filter primitives.
|
| AbstractSVGGradientElementBridge
Bridge class for vending gradients.
|
| AbstractSVGGradientElementBridge.Stop
This class represents a gradient <stop> element.
|
| AbstractSVGLightingElementBridge
Bridge class for the <feDiffuseLighting> element.
|
| AbstractSVGLightingElementBridge.AbstractSVGLightElementBridge
The base bridge class for light element.
|
| AnimatableGenericSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for animatable elements that do not produce
a GraphicsNode.
|
| AnimatableSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for those elements that can be animated.
|
| BaseScriptingEnvironment
This class is the base class for SVG scripting.
|
| BasicTextPainter
Basic implementation of TextPainter which
renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| Bridge
A tagging interface that all bridges must implement.
|
| BridgeContext
This class represents a context used by the various bridges and the
builder.
|
| BridgeEventSupport.Listener
A GraphicsNodeMouseListener that dispatch DOM events accordingly.
|
| BridgeExtension
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
|
| BridgeUpdateHandler
Interface for objects interested in being notified of updates.
|
| ClipBridge
Factory class for vending
Shape objects that represents a
clipping area. |
| CSSFontFace
This class represents a <font-face> element or @font-face rule
|
| CursorManager
The CursorManager class is a helper class which preloads the cursors
corresponding to the SVG built in cursors.
|
| DefaultFontFamilyResolver
The is a utility class that is used for resolving UnresolvedFontFamilies.
|
| DocumentBridge
Interface for bridge classes that operate on Document nodes.
|
| DocumentLoader
This class is responsible on loading an SVG document and
maintaining a cache.
|
| ErrorConstants
The error code.
|
| ExternalResourceSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for external resources.
|
| FilterBridge
Bridge class for vending
Filter objects. |
| FilterPrimitiveBridge
Factory class for vending
Filter objects that represents
a filter primitive. |
| FocusManager
A class that manages focus on elements.
|
| FontFace
This class represents a <font-face> element or @font-face rule
|
| FontFamilyResolver |
| GenericBridge
A tagging interface that bridges for elements child of
GraphicsNodeBridge
should implement. |
| GlyphLayout
Implementation of TextSpanLayout which uses java.awt.font.GlyphVector.
|
| GraphicsNodeBridge
Bridge class for creating, building, and updating a
GraphicsNode
according to an Element . |
| GVTBuilder
This class is responsible for creating a GVT tree using an SVG DOM tree.
|
| Location
This class implements the org.apache.batik.w3c.dom.Location interface for Batik
|
| Mark
Marker interface, mostly, that encapsulates information about a
selection gesture.
|
| MarkerBridge
Factory class for vending
Marker objects. |
| MaskBridge
Factory class for vending
Mask objects. |
| PaintBridge
Bridge class for vending
Paint objects. |
| RepaintManager
This class manages the rendering of a GVT tree.
|
| RhinoInterpreter
A simple implementation of
Interpreter interface to use
Rhino ECMAScript interpreter. |
| ScriptingEnvironment
This class contains the informations needed by the SVG scripting.
|
| ScriptingEnvironment.EvaluateIntervalRunnable
To interpret a script.
|
| ScriptingEnvironment.EvaluateRunnableRunnable
To call a Runnable.
|
| ScriptSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for scripting.
|
| StrokingTextPainter
More sophisticated implementation of TextPainter which
renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| StrokingTextPainter.TextChunk |
| SVGAElementBridge.AnchorListener
To handle a click on an anchor.
|
| SVGAElementBridge.CursorHolder |
| SVGAElementBridge.CursorMouseOutListener
To handle a mouseout on an anchor and set the cursor.
|
| SVGAElementBridge.CursorMouseOverListener
To handle a mouseover on an anchor and set the cursor.
|
| SVGAnimateElementBridge
Bridge class for the 'animate' animation element.
|
| SVGAnimationElementBridge
An abstract base class for the SVG animation element bridges.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine
An AnimationEngine for SVG documents.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.AnimatableLengthOrIdentFactory
Factory class for
AnimatableLengthOrIdentValue s. |
| SVGAnimationEngine.AnimatableNumberOrIdentFactory
Factory class for
AnimatableNumberOrIdentValue s. |
| SVGAnimationEngine.AnimationThread
The thread that ticks the animation.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.AnimationThread.Ticker
A runnable that ticks the animation engine.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.AnimationTickRunnable
Idle runnable to tick the animation.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.CSSValueFactory
Factory class for AnimatableValues for CSS properties.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.Factory
Interface for AnimatableValue factories.
|
| SVGAnimationEngine.UncomputedAnimatableStringValueFactory
Factory class for
AnimatableStringValue s. |
| SVGDecoratedShapeElementBridge
The base bridge class for decorated shapes.
|
| SVGDescriptiveElementBridge
Base class for 'descriptive' elements, mostly title and desc.
|
| SVGFeComponentTransferElementBridge.SVGFeFuncElementBridge
The base bridge class for component transfer function.
|
| SVGFontFace
This class represents a <font-face> element or @font-face rule
|
| SVGGElementBridge
Bridge class for the <g> element.
|
| SVGGlyphElementBridge
Bridge class for the <glyph> element.
|
| SVGGVTFont
Represents an SVG font.
|
| SVGImageElementBridge.ProtectedStream |
| SVGKernElementBridge
A base Bridge class for the kerning elements.
|
| SVGShapeElementBridge
The base bridge class for shapes.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge
Bridge class for the <text> element.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildBridgeUpdateHandler
Implementation for the
BridgeUpdateHandler
for the child elements of <text>. |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildSVGContext
Implementation of
SVGContext for
the children of <text> |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildTextContent |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AttributedStringBuffer
This class is used to build an AttributedString.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.CharacterInformation
Helper class to collect information about one Glyph
in the GlyphVector
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.DOMChildNodeRemovedEventListener
The DOM EventListener invoked when a node is removed.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.DOMSubtreeModifiedEventListener
The DOM EventListener invoked when the subtree is modified.
|
| SVGUseElementBridge.ReferencedElementMutationListener
Used to handle modifications to the referenced content
|
| TextHit
Class that encapsulates information returned from hit testing
a
TextSpanLayout instance. |
| TextLayoutFactory
Interface implemented by factory instances that can return
TextSpanLayouts appropriate to AttributedCharacterIterator
instances.
|
| TextNode
A graphics node that represents text.
|
| TextNode.Anchor
Defines where the text of a
TextNode can be anchored
relative to its location. |
| TextPainter
Renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| TextSpanLayout
Class that performs layout of attributed text strings into
glyph sets paintable by TextPainter instances.
|
| UpdateManager
This class provides features to manage the update of an SVG document.
|
| UpdateManagerEvent
This class represents an event which indicate an event originated
from a UpdateManager instance.
|
| UpdateManagerListener
This interface represents a listener to the UpdateManagerEvent events.
|
| URIResolver
This class is used to resolve the URI that can be found in a SVG document.
|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
| Viewport
Defines a viewport.
|
| Window
This interface represents the 'window' object defined in the global
environment of a SVG document.
|
| Window.URLResponseHandler
To handle the completion of a 'getURL()' or 'postURL' call.
|
| WindowWrapper
This class wraps a Window object to expose it to the interpreter.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractGraphicsNodeBridge
The base bridge class for SVG graphics node.
|
| AbstractSVGBridge
The base bridge class for SVG elements.
|
| AnimatableGenericSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for animatable elements that do not produce
a GraphicsNode.
|
| AnimatableSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for those elements that can be animated.
|
| BaseScriptingEnvironment
This class is the base class for SVG scripting.
|
| Bridge
A tagging interface that all bridges must implement.
|
| BridgeContext
This class represents a context used by the various bridges and the
builder.
|
| BridgeContext.EventListenerMememto
A class used to store an EventListener added to the DOM.
|
| BridgeEventSupport
This class is responsible of tracking GraphicsNodeMouseEvent and
fowarding them to the DOM as regular DOM MouseEvent.
|
| BridgeEventSupport.Listener
A GraphicsNodeMouseListener that dispatch DOM events accordingly.
|
| BridgeExtension
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
|
| BridgeUpdateHandler
Interface for objects interested in being notified of updates.
|
| DocumentLoader
This class is responsible on loading an SVG document and
maintaining a cache.
|
| ErrorConstants
The error code.
|
| FocusManager
A class that manages focus on elements.
|
| FocusManager.DOMFocusInTracker
The class that is responsible for tracking 'DOMFocusIn' changes.
|
| FocusManager.MouseClickTracker
The class that is responsible for tracking 'mouseclick' changes.
|
| FocusManager.MouseOutTracker
The class that is responsible to update the focus according to
'mouseout' event.
|
| FocusManager.MouseOverTracker
The class that is responsible to update the focus according to
'mouseover' event.
|
| GenericBridge
A tagging interface that bridges for elements child of
GraphicsNodeBridge
should implement. |
| GraphicsNodeBridge
Bridge class for creating, building, and updating a
GraphicsNode
according to an Element . |
| PaintBridge
Bridge class for vending
Paint objects. |
| ScriptingEnvironment
This class contains the informations needed by the SVG scripting.
|
| ScriptingEnvironment.DOMAttrModifiedListener |
| ScriptingEnvironment.DOMNodeInsertedListener
The listener class for 'DOMNodeInserted' event.
|
| ScriptingEnvironment.DOMNodeRemovedListener
The listener class for 'DOMNodeRemoved' event.
|
| ScriptingEnvironment.Window
Represents the window object of this environment.
|
| SVGBridgeExtension
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
|
| SVGImageElementBridge
Bridge class for the <image> element.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge
Bridge class for the <text> element.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildBridgeUpdateHandler
Implementation for the
BridgeUpdateHandler
for the child elements of <text>. |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildSVGContext
Implementation of
SVGContext for
the children of <text> |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildTextContent |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AttributedStringBuffer
This class is used to build an AttributedString.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.DOMChildNodeRemovedEventListener
The DOM EventListener invoked when a node is removed.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.DOMSubtreeModifiedEventListener
The DOM EventListener invoked when the subtree is modified.
|
| TextNode
A graphics node that represents text.
|
| URIResolver
This class is used to resolve the URI that can be found in a SVG document.
|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
| Viewport
Defines a viewport.
|
| Window
This interface represents the 'window' object defined in the global
environment of a SVG document.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractGraphicsNodeBridge
The base bridge class for SVG graphics node.
|
| AbstractSVGBridge
The base bridge class for SVG elements.
|
| AbstractSVGFilterPrimitiveElementBridge
The base bridge class for SVG filter primitives.
|
| AnimatableGenericSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for animatable elements that do not produce
a GraphicsNode.
|
| AnimatableSVGBridge
Abstract bridge class for those elements that can be animated.
|
| BasicTextPainter
Basic implementation of TextPainter which
renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| Bridge
A tagging interface that all bridges must implement.
|
| BridgeContext
This class represents a context used by the various bridges and the
builder.
|
| BridgeExtension
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
|
| BridgeUpdateHandler
Interface for objects interested in being notified of updates.
|
| ErrorConstants
The error code.
|
| FilterPrimitiveBridge
Factory class for vending
Filter objects that represents
a filter primitive. |
| GenericBridge
A tagging interface that bridges for elements child of
GraphicsNodeBridge
should implement. |
| GlyphLayout
Implementation of TextSpanLayout which uses java.awt.font.GlyphVector.
|
| GraphicsNodeBridge
Bridge class for creating, building, and updating a
GraphicsNode
according to an Element . |
| PaintBridge
Bridge class for vending
Paint objects. |
| StrokingTextPainter
More sophisticated implementation of TextPainter which
renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| SVGDecoratedShapeElementBridge
The base bridge class for decorated shapes.
|
| SVGShapeElementBridge
The base bridge class for shapes.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge
Bridge class for the <text> element.
|
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildBridgeUpdateHandler
Implementation for the
BridgeUpdateHandler
for the child elements of <text>. |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildSVGContext
Implementation of
SVGContext for
the children of <text> |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AbstractTextChildTextContent |
| SVGTextElementBridge.AttributedStringBuffer
This class is used to build an AttributedString.
|
| TextLayoutFactory
Interface implemented by factory instances that can return
TextSpanLayouts appropriate to AttributedCharacterIterator
instances.
|
| TextNode
A graphics node that represents text.
|
| TextPainter
Renders the attributed character iterator of a
TextNode . |
| TextSpanLayout
Class that performs layout of attributed text strings into
glyph sets paintable by TextPainter instances.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| UpdateManagerEvent
This class represents an event which indicate an event originated
from a UpdateManager instance.
|
| UpdateManagerListener
This interface represents a listener to the UpdateManagerEvent events.
|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConcreteTextSelector
A simple implementation of GraphicsNodeMouseListener for text selection.
|
| Mark
Marker interface, mostly, that encapsulates information about a
selection gesture.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BridgeContext
This class represents a context used by the various bridges and the
builder.
|
| BridgeExtension
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
|
| DocumentLoader
This class is responsible on loading an SVG document and
maintaining a cache.
|
| ExternalResourceSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for external resources.
|
| FontFamilyResolver |
| Mark
Marker interface, mostly, that encapsulates information about a
selection gesture.
|
| ScriptSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for scripting.
|
| UpdateManager
This class provides features to manage the update of an SVG document.
|
| UpdateManagerEvent
This class represents an event which indicate an event originated
from a UpdateManager instance.
|
| UpdateManagerListener
This interface represents a listener to the UpdateManagerEvent events.
|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BridgeContext
This class represents a context used by the various bridges and the
builder.
|
| ExternalResourceSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for external resources.
|
| GVTBuilder
This class is responsible for creating a GVT tree using an SVG DOM tree.
|
| ScriptSecurity
An interface that allows UserAgents to describe the security
constraints desired for scripting.
|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
| UserAgentAdapter
An abstract user agent adaptor implementation.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| UserAgent
An interface that provides access to the User Agent informations
needed by the bridge.
|
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Ocean [ay57], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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Ocean [ay57], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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20: Orion I [hd3f], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails, 30% damaged,
20: arrived from Ocean [ay58], owner:
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/**
* @class privateMessages
* @description Controller for that handles private messaging
*/
angular.module('myApp').controller('privateMessages', function($rootScope, $scope, $location) {
/**
* @class escapeEmailAddress
* @description Creates an unique identifier for the database based on user email. The database does not allow keys with periods (.) so this function converts periods into commas. This allows us to find the user and update/delete their data (especially private messages) based on their email.
*/
function escapeEmailAddress(email) {
if (!email) return false
// Replace '.' (not allowed in a Firebase key) with ',' (not allowed in an email address)
email = email.toLowerCase();
email = email.replace(/\./g, ',');
return email;
}
/**
* @class sendMessage
* @description Sends the private message to the database using user email as the key (to populate appropriate user entry in the database). Note: period is replaced with a comma in the user email (see escapeEmailAddress in registerLoginLogout.js)
*/
$scope.sendMessage = function (message, username) {
message = $scope.message;
username = $rootScope.userCredentials.email.slice(0, $rootScope.userCredentials.email.indexOf('@'));
console.log(username);
console.log($scope.target);
var databaseKey = escapeEmailAddress($scope.target);
firebase.database().ref().child('privateMessages/' + databaseKey).push({
message: message,
sender: username,
createdAt: firebase.database.ServerValue.TIMESTAMP
});
console.log('sent message!');
$scope.message = "";
$scope.target = "";
}
/**
* @class goHome
* @description Routing functionality - sends the user back to the home page
*/
$scope.goHome = function () {
$rootScope.accessProfile = false;
$location.path('/map');
}
});


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| BasicHandler | BasicHandler is a utility class which implements simple
property setting/getting behavior, and stubs out a lot of the Handler
methods. |
| DebugHandler | |
| EchoHandler | |
| ErrorHandler | |
| HandlerChainImpl | Implementation of HandlerChain |
| HandlerInfoChainFactory | |
| JAXRPCHandler | Handles JAXRPC style handlers. |
| JWSHandler | A JWSHandler sets the target service and JWS filename
in the context depending on the JWS configuration and the target URL. |
| LogHandler | A simple Handler which logs the request and response messages to either the console or a specified file (default "axis.log"). |
| LogMessage | This handler simply prints a custom message to the debug log. |
| MD5AttachHandler | |
| SimpleAuthenticationHandler | Just a simple Authentication Handler to see if the user specified in the Bag in the MessageContext is allowed to continue. |
| SimpleAuthorizationHandler | Just a simple Authorization Handler to see if the user specified in the Bag in the MessageContext is allowed to preform this action. |
| SimpleSessionHandler | This handler uses SOAP headers to do simple session management. |
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Prepare datasets¶
Datasets should be preprocessed to proceed. scGNN accepts scRNA-seq data format: CSV and 10X
1. Dowmload datasets¶
CSV format explicitly shows data in plain text. We take an example of Alzheimer’s disease datasets (GSE138852) analyzed in the manuscript.
10X format stores scRNA-seq expression sparsely, so is commonly used for huge datasets. Take an example of liver cellular landscape study from human cell atlas(https://data.humancellatlas.org/)
Example:¶
CSV format¶
Take an example of Alzheimer’s disease datasets (GSE138852) analyzed in the manuscript.
mkdir GSE138852
wget -P GSE138852/ https://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/series/GSE138nnn/GSE138852/suppl/GSE138852_counts.csv.gz
10X format¶
Take an example of liver cellular landscape study from human cell atlas(https://data.humancellatlas.org/). Click the download link of ‘homo_sapiens.mtx.zip’ in the page, and get 4d6f6c96-2a83-43d8-8fe1-0f53bffd4674.homo_sapiens.mtx.zip. (It looks like they does not provide direct download link anymore)
mkdir liver
wget -P liver https://data.humancellatlas.org/project-assets/project-matrices/4d6f6c96-2a83-43d8-8fe1-0f53bffd4674.homo_sapiens.mtx.zip
cd liver
unzip 4d6f6c96-2a83-43d8-8fe1-0f53bffd4674.homo_sapiens.mtx.zip
cd ..


---
layout: post
title: Quick Review of Oracle on CentOS (RHEL) 5
date: '2007-04-15T20:15:00.000-05:00'
author: Don Seiler
tags:
- centos
- linux
- oracle
- rhel
modified_time: '2010-11-19T22:48:46.783-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7032512792942232766.post-2109676856237518624
blogger_orig_url: http://www.seiler.us/2007/04/quick-review-of-oracle-on-centos-rhel-5.html
---
Hampus Linden, the Swedish werewolf in London, has posted a light review of Oracle on CentOS 5, the latest release to match the new RedHat Enterprise Linux 5. CentOS is basically RHEL without the paid support, great for testing/development environments.


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google_streetview.Rd
Displays a static street view image from Google Maps Street View Image API
google_streetview(location = NULL, panorama_id = NULL, size = c(400, 400), heading = NULL, fov = 90, pitch = 0, output = c("plot", "html"), response_check = FALSE, signature = NULL, key = get_api_key("streetview"))
| location | numeric vector of lat/lon coordinates, or an address string. |
|---|---|
| panorama_id | a specific panorama ID. |
| size | numeric vector of length 2, specifying the output size of the
image in pixels, given in |
| heading | indicates the compass heading of the camera. Accepted values are
from 0 to 360 (both 0 and 360 indicate north), 90 indicates east, 180 south and 270 west.
If no heading is specified a value will be calculated that directs the camera
to wards the specified |
| fov | determines the horizontal field of view of the image. The field of view is expressed in degrees, with a maximum allowed value of 120. When dealing with a fixed-size viewport, as with Street View image of a set size, field of view in essence represents zoom, with small numbers indicating a higher level of zoom |
| pitch | specifies the up or down angle of the camera relative to the Street View vehicle. This is often, but not always, flat horizontal. Positive values angle the camera up (with 90 degrees indicating straight up); negative values angle the camera down (with -90 indicating straight down) |
| output | specifies whether the result should be displayed in R's viewer, or embedded as HTML inside a webpage. |
| response_check | logical indicating if the function should first check if the image is available. If TRUE and no image is available, a warning message is printed and no image will be downloaded. if FALSE and no image is available, a blank image will be displayed saying 'Sorry, we have no imagery here'. |
| signature | a digitial signature used to verify that any site generating requests using your API key is authorised to do so. See Google Documentation for further details https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/streetview/intro |
| key | string. A valid Google Developers Street View Image API key |
# NOT RUN { ## download and display an image # key <- "your_api_key" google_streetview(location = c(-37.817714, 144.96726), size = c(400,400), output = "plot", key = key) ## no response check - display 'sorry' message google_streetview(location = c(-37.8, 144), size = c(400,400), panorama_id = NULL, output = "plot", heading = 90, fov = 90, pitch = 0, response_check = FALSE, key = key) ## embed an image of Flinders Street Station into a Shiny webpage library(shiny) library(googleway) ui <- fluidPage( uiOutput(outputId = "myStreetview") ) server <- function(input, output){ key <- "your_api_key" output$myStreetview <- renderUI({ tags$img(src = google_streetview(location = c(-37.817714, 144.96726), size = c(400,400), output = "html", key = key), width = "400px", height = "400px") }) } shinyApp(ui, server) # }


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In the area above, you will find the issues that the analysis has identified in your project.
You can click on any underlined element to take a closer look at the issue.
- Clicking on a class' name (found in the first column) will show the class' bytecode in the bytecode tab.
If you specified a source directory and the source for this class could be found, it will be loaded in the source tab.
- Clicking on a method's name (found in the second column) will first load bytecode and (if available) source code of the class surrounding that method as above.
Then, it will scroll both tabs to the method in question.
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PC
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.
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If no source could be found, it will instead load the bytecode and scroll to the
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Also, reports usage of redundant String constructors like new String() (equivalent to "") or new String(anotherString)
(equivalent to anotherString). Such code, when fixed, may change the program semantics if String referential equality is
important (which is commonly considered as a bad practice). In this case, consider suppressing the warning or using the inspection option
to disable reporting such problems.
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There are six comparison operators:
- = - string or numeric equals in the case of string equals * can be used as a wildcard.
- != - string or numeric not equals.
- > - numeric greater than, has no meaning for strings.
- >= - numeric greater than or equal , has no meaning for strings.
- < - numeric less than, has no meaning for strings.
- <= - numeric less than or equal , has no meaning for strings.
- ~ - smiles structure similarity
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- inchikey
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You enter you Program without Line Numbers. Incase of GOTO/GOSUB you enter it like:
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Then you have the <LABEL> Tag infront of a Line (where the Line Number would been):
<LABEL> PRINT "GOTO"
You can load an Example.bas or mastermind.bas with the Buttons below.
Upon pressing the 'Renumber' Button, it will be converted into a BASIC Program.


miKashBoks
This project was implemented while I was working at iDT Labs. For further information about this project please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Context
In Sierra Leone, 70% of the labour force is engaged in subsistence farming. However,the persistence of low productivity leads to the farmers dealing with uncertain cash flows in their every day lives. This in turn affects their ability to save for buying input materials at the growing season, thereby affecting their economic standing and food security.
The Solution
miKashBoks(previously called iCommit) is a mobile money based conditional cash savings scheme that allows farmers to buy agricultural inputs at harvest time for the next growing season.
With miKashBoks, transactions are conducted via a USSD menu linked to an individual’s mobile money account. The farmer would pay with mobile money at harvest time and collect the input at the next growing season by sending his iCommit voucher to the input seller.
Since farmers have the greatest amount of cash flow at the harvesting season, miKashBoks would allow them to “commit” to buying the inputs at the harvest time in advance. Until the next growing season, they would be saving money in their mobile money accounts.
Research Evidence for iCommit
miKashBoks is based on an academic article published by Esther Dufflo, M Kremer and Robinson in the American Economic Review (Duflo et. al 2011). The researchers tested the impact of offering small scale maize farmers in Busia district of Western Kenya to buy in advance at harvest time fertilisers for the next growing season with free delivery. Forty percent of the farmers who were offered the option to buy in advance did. In the same experiment, Duflo compared the impact on fertiliser use with another group of maize farmers who were offered to buy fertilisers at subsidised prices during the growing season. The impact of offering to buy in advance was equivalent to a 50% subsidy on fertiliser price.
The Value Proposition
A multi-stakeholder initiative that aims to digitize the payment system of the agricultural input supply chain, and increases modern agricultural input use and the penetration of mobile financial services in the rural areas.
The Next Steps
miKashBoks is currently being funded by the United Nations Capital Development Fund(UNCDF) for a country-wide beta run. Before departing from Sierra Leone, I completed the first design sprint for unearthing findings that were then used for structuring the pilot of the platform. The report can be accessed here


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executionTimeMaxNanosThe maximum execution time, in nanoseconds.
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I have been doing a little reading on the Blackguard class and noticed that there spells are Wisdom based. I have noticed this because I was thinking of building this guy here: Click Here
So, would this character be able to cast Blackguard spells? If not why the Blackguard class?
Also I have noticed that most of the Blackguard builds not even bother with WIS. Is this because the spells suck? Why are there no WIS based Blackguards out there? Why are there so many high lvl Blackguards with no WIS?
Thanks, Krylocke
In NWN, the blackguard spells are granted as class-specific feats. No Wisdom required, and a high WIS score does not affect the spells. _________________ It's rogue, dammit, ROGUE!!!
WIS is as useful for a Blackguard as it is for a Fighter: bonus to Will save, and that's it dude. _________________ "My name is Thaxll'ssyllia, but you simians may refer to me merely as "Sir", if you prefer a less... syllable intensive workout."
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SVG DOM elements.
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Query value for a unique Id or URL. If the argument is a URL, then the service will retrieve the icon element from its internal cache or load the icon and cache it first. If the value is not a URL-type string, then an ID lookup is performed. The Id may be a unique icon ID or may include an iconSet ID prefix.
For the id query to work properly, this means that all id-to-URL mappings must have been previously configured
using the $mdIconProvider
.
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Clone of the initial SVG DOM element; which was created from the SVG markup in the SVG data file.


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datatools is a collection of command line programs run from a shell like Bash.
This is generalized instructions for a release.
Compiled versions are available for Mac OS X (amd64 and M1 processor, macos-amd64 and macos-arm64), Linux (amd64 process, linux-amd64), Windows (amd64 processor, windows-amd64) and Rapsberry Pi (arm7 processor, raspbian-arm7)
VERSION_NUMBER is a symantic version number (e.g. v0.1.2)
For all the released version go to the project page on Github and click latest release
https://github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools/releases/latest
| Platform | Zip Filename |
|---|---|
| Windows | datatools-VERSION_NUMBER-windows-amd64.zip |
| Mac OS X | datatools-VERSION_NUMBER-macos-amd64.zip |
| Mac OS X | datatools-VERSION_NUMBER-macos-arm64.zip |
| Linux/Intel | datatools-VERSION_NUMBER-linux-amd64.zip |
| Raspbery Pi | datatools-VERSION_NUMBER-raspbian-arm7.zip |
Here’s an example of the commands run in the Terminal App after downloading the zip file.
cd Downloads/
unzip datatools-*-macos-amd64.zip
mkdir -p $HOME/bin
cp -v bin/* $HOME/bin/
export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
csvfind -version
Here’s an example of the commands run in from the Bash shell on Windows 10 after downloading the zip file.
cd Downloads/
unzip datatools-*-windows-amd64.zip
mkdir -p $HOME/bin
cp -v bin/* $HOME/bin/
export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
csvfind -version
Here’s an example of the commands run in from the Bash shell after downloading the zip file.
cd Downloads/
unzip datatools-*-linux-amd64.zip
mkdir -p $HOME/bin
cp -v bin/* $HOME/bin/
export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
csvfind -version
Released version is for a Raspberry Pi 2 or later use (i.e. requires ARM 7 support).
Here’s an example of the commands run in from the Bash shell after downloading the zip file.
cd Downloads/
unzip datatools-*-raspbian-arm7.zip
mkdir -p $HOME/bin
cp -v bin/* $HOME/bin/
export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
csvfind -version
datatools is “go gettable” if you have previously gotten xlsx v1.0.5 package from github.com/tealeg/xlsx. The datatools package does not support versions v2.x and greater of xlsx. Below are the steps I use today with “go get” command to download the dependant packages as well as datatools’s source code.
Setting up the right version of xlsx for datatools
cd
go get github.com/tealeg/xlsx
cd src/github.com/tealeg
git checkout v1.0.5
cd
Using go get
to install datatools using v1.0.5 of xlsx.
go get github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools/...
Or clone the repository and then compile
cd
git clone https://github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools src/github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools
cd src/github.com/caltechlibrary/datatools
make
make test
make install


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History · Log · Pageviews (All languages · Redirects) · Reasonator (Wikidata)
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Top editors
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| ID | 882567 |
| Wikidata ID | Q364514 · 18 sitelinks |
| Page size | 1,339 bytes |
| Total edits | 67 |
| Editors | 56 |
| Assessment | ??? |
| Pageviews (60 days) | 3,389 |
| Minor edits | 19 · (28.4%) |
| IP edits | 22 · (32.8%) |
| Bot edits | 5 · (7.5%) |
| (Semi-)automated edits | 10 |
| Reverted edits | 16 |
| First edit | 2004-08-07 00:59 • Aris Katsaris • 27 |
| Latest edit | 2021-09-25 19:19 • Bkonrad • 185 |
| Max. text added | 2009-02-21 20:23 • <IP_ADDRESS> • 607 |
| Max. text deleted | 2005-03-04 19:59 • RichardWeiss • -23,816 |
| Edits | |
| Average time between edits (days) | 93.4 days |
| Average edits per user | 1.2 |
| Average edits per day | 0 |
| Average edits per month | 0.3 |
| Average edits per year | 3.9 |
| Edits in the past 24 hours | 0 |
| Edits in the past 7 days | 0 |
| Edits in the past 30 days | 0 |
| Edits in the past 365 days | 16 |
| Edits made by the top 10% of editors | 20 · (29.9%) |
| Links | |
| Links to this page | 15 |
| Redirects | 1 |
| Links from this page | 22 |
| External links | 0 |
| Categories | 6 |
| Files | 1 |
| Templates | 27 |
| Prose | |
| Characters | 86 |
| Words | 18 |
| Sections | 3 |
| References | 0 |
| Unique references | 0 |
Accounts
·
45 (67.2%)
IPs
·
22 (32.8%)
Major edits
·
48 (71.6%)
Minor edits
·
19 (28.4%)
Top 10%
·
20 (29.9%)
Bottom 90%
·
47 (70.1%)
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Bkonrad
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6 (30%)
RichardWeiss
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3 (15%)
Xezbeth
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2 (10%)
Xufanc
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2 (10%)
<IP_ADDRESS>
·
2 (10%)
Nutellafrenchtoast
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1 (5%)
Blockchained
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1 (5%)
MONGO
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1 (5%)
Lascorz
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1 (5%)
R'n'B
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1 (5%)
Top 10 by added text
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<IP_ADDRESS>
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607 (45.3%)
Curps
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108 (8.1%)
<IP_ADDRESS>
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94 (7%)
Mr.choppers
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92 (6.9%)
<IP_ADDRESS>
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81 (6%)
The Minister of War
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80 (6%)
Wwoods
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80 (6%)
Xufanc
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75 (5.6%)
TheCoffee
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62 (4.6%)
Ken Gallager
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61 (4.6%)
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2 Added text is any positive addition that wasn't reverted
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| 3 | Cydebot | Top Edits · Edit Counter | 1 |
| 4 | Addbot | Top Edits · Edit Counter | 1 |
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| Year | Edits | IPs | IPs % | Minor edits | Minor edits % | Log events |
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| 2004 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 1 | 100% | |
| 2005 | 15 | 6 | 40% | 4 | 26.7% | |
| 2006 | 3 | 1 | 33.3% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2007 | 2 | 2 | 100% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2008 | 6 | 2 | 33.3% | 2 | 33.3% | |
| 2009 | 4 | 2 | 50% | 2 | 50% | |
| 2010 | 7 | 1 | 14.3% | 4 | 57.1% | |
| 2012 | 2 | 1 | 50% | 1 | 50% | |
| 2013 | 4 | 1 | 25% | 1 | 25% | |
| 2014 | 1 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2015 | 3 | 0 | 0% | 1 | 33.3% | |
| 2017 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2019 | 1 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2020 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2021 | 16 | 4 | 25% | 3 | 18.8% |
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| Month | Edits | IPs | IPs % | Minor edits | Minor edits % | Edits · Minor edits · IPs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004-08 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 1 | 100% | |
| 2004-09 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2004-10 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2004-11 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2004-12 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-01 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-02 | 4 | 3 | 75% | 1 | 25% | |
| 2005-03 | 3 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-04 | 6 | 3 | 50% | 2 | 33.3% | |
| 2005-05 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-06 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-07 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-08 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-09 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-10 | 1 | 0 | 0% | 1 | 100% | |
| 2005-11 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2005-12 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2006-01 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
| 2006-02 | 0 | 0 | 0% | 0 | 0% | |
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secp256k1.cr
a native library implementing secp256k1
purely for the crystal language. secp256k1
is the elliptic curve used in the public-private-key cryptography required by bitcoin and ethereum.
this library allows for key generation of:
- private keys (from secure random within the elliptic curve field size)
- mini private keys (short 30-char base-56 keys)
- wallet import format (checksummed base-58 private keys)
- public keys, prefixed, compressed (from private)
- public keys, unprefixed and prefixed, uncompressed (from private)
- conversion between the different public key formats
this library allows for address generation of:
- bitcoin address, compressed and uncompressed (from private or public key)
- any other bitcoin-based address by passing a
version
byte - ethereum address, checksummed and unchecksummed (from private or public key)
- any other ethereum-based address
furthermore, this library allows for:
- signing
(r, s)
and verification of arbitrary messages and message-hashes (with key pairs) - managing
enode
addresses as perdevp2p
specification for ethereum nodes
installation
add the secp256k1
library to your shard.yml
dependencies:
secp256k1:
github: q9f/secp256k1.cr
version: "~> 0.3"
usage
tl;dr, check out crystal run ./try.cr
!
# import secp256k1
require "secp256k1"
this library exposes the following modules (in logical order):
Secp256k1
: necessary constants and data structures, including:
Secp256k1::Keypair
: for managing private-public key-pairsSecp256k1::ECPoint
: for handling of secp256k1 elliptic curve points (public keys)Secp256k1::ECDSASignature
: for secp256k1 ecdsa signatures
Secp256k1::Core
: the entire core mathematics behind the elliptic curve cryptographySecp256k1::Util
: all tools for the handling of private-public key-pairsSecp256k1::Hash
: implementation of various hashing algorithms for convenienceSecp256k1::Signature
: allows for signing messages and verifying signaturesSecp256k1::Bitcoin
: for the generation of bitcoin addresses, including:
Secp256k1::Bitcoin::Account
: for bitcoin account management
Secp256k1::Ethereum
: for the generation of ethereum addresses, including
Secp256k1::Ethereum::Account
: for ethereum account managementSecp256k1::Ethereum::Enode
: for devp2p enode address management
basic usage:
# generates a new keypair
key = Secp256k1::Keypair.new
# => #<Secp256k1::Keypair:0x7f8be5611d80>
# gets the private key
key.get_secret
# => "53d77137b39427a35d8c4b187f532d3912e1e7135985e730633e1e3c1b87ce97"
# gets the compressed public key with prefix
compressed = Secp256k1::Util.public_key_compressed_prefix key.public_key
# => "03e097fc69f0b92f711620511c07fefdd648e469df46b1e4385a00a1786f6bc55b"
generate a compressed bitcoin mainnet address:
# generates a new keypair
key = Secp256k1::Keypair.new
# => #<Secp256k1::Keypair:0x7f8be5611d80>
# generates a compressed bitcoin account from the keypair
btc = Secp256k1::Bitcoin::Account.new key, "00", true
# => #<Secp256k1::Bitcoin::Account:0x7f81ef21ab80>
# gets the wallet-import format (checksummed private key)
btc.wif
# => "Kz2grUzxEAxNopiREbNpVbjoitAGQVXnUZY4n8pNdmWdVqub99qu"
# gets the compressed bitcoin addresss
btc.address
# => "1Q1zbmPZtS2chwxpviqz6qHgoM8UUuviGN"
generate a checksummed ethereum address:
# generates a new keypair
key = Secp256k1::Keypair.new
# => #<Secp256k1::Keypair:0x7f81ef21ad00>
# generates an ethereum account from the keypair
eth = Secp256k1::Ethereum::Account.new key
# => #<Secp256k1::Ethereum::Account:0x7f81ef1faac0>
# gets the private key
eth.get_secret
# => "53d77137b39427a35d8c4b187f532d3912e1e7135985e730633e1e3c1b87ce97"
# gets the ethereum addresss
eth.address
# => "0x224008a0F3d3cB989c807F568c7f99Bf451328A6"
documentation
the full library documentation can be found here: q9f.github.io/secp256k1.cr
generate a local copy with:
crystal docs
testing
the library is entirely specified through tests in ./spec
; run:
crystal spec --verbose
understand
private keys are just scalars and public keys are points with x
and y
coordinates.
bitcoin public keys can be uncompressed #{p}#{x}#{y}
or compressed #{p}#{x}
. both come with a prefix p
which is useless for uncompressed keys but necessary for compressed keys to recover the y
coordinate on the secp256k1
elliptic curve.
ethereum public keys are uncompressed #{x}#{y}
without any prefix. the last 20 bytes slice of the y
coordinate is actually used as address without any checksum. a checksum was later added in eip-55 using a keccak256
hash and indicating character capitalization.
neither bitcoin nor ethereum allow for recovering public keys from an address unless there exists a transaction with a valid signature on the blockchain.
known issues
note: this library should not be used in production without proper auditing.
- this library is not constant time and might be subject to side-channel attacks. (#4)
- this library does unnecessary big-integer math and should someday rather correctly implement the secp256k1 prime field (#5)
found another issue? report it: github.com/q9f/secp256k1.cr/issues
contribute
create a pull request, and make sure tests and linter passes.
this pure crystal implementation is based on the python implementation wobine/blackboard101 which is also used as reference to write tests against. it's a complete rewrite of the abandoned packetzero/bitcoinutils for educational purposes.
honerable mention for the bitcoin wiki and the ethereum stackexchange for providing so many in-depth resources that supported this project in reimplementing everything.
license: apache license v2.0
contributors: @q9f


Categories Class
@filename: Categories.class.php
@location: inc/lib/
@package: GeniXCMS
@since: 0.0.1
@author: Puguh Wijayanto (www.metalgenix.com)
@copyright: 2014-2016 Puguh Wijayanto
@license: MIT License
This Documentation is still need improvement.
This class is to manage the Categories. This category structure is very simple.
An improvement probably added in the future. Below are the explanation each method at the Categories Class.
Dropdown Method
Usage : echo Categories::dropdown(array $vars);
Return: string
This method to create an automatic dropdown options from available categories at the database. It means we can create dropdown so easy, just fill in the parameters and a select input created automatically.
Example:
$vars = array(
'name' => 'catname',
'parent' => 'parent',
'order_by' => '',
'sort' => 'ASC',
)
echo Categories::dropdown($vars);
That methods calls will create output like this.
<select name="catname" class="form-control">
<option></option>
<option value="1">Category Name</option>
...
</select>
Explanation:
- name, this is the name of the select input.
- parent, this is the parent of the category you want to show. No parent or empty means all categories will shows up.
- order_by, this is how you want the category ordered by. Available columns are :
id
,name
,slug
,parent
,desc
default isid
- sort, this is the options how your categories sorted, Ascending
ASC
, or DescendingDESC
. Default isASC
See also:
Lists Method
Usage : echo Categories::lists(array $vars)
This method will show the list of the Categories with the unordered list markup.
example:
$vars = array(
'name' => 'catname',
'parent' => 'parent',
'order_by' => '',
'sort' => 'ASC',
)
echo Categories::lists($vars);
Explanation:
- name, this is the name of the select input.
- parent, this is the parent of the category you want to show. No parent or empty means all categories will shows up.
- order_by, this is how you want the category ordered by. Available columns are :
id
,name
,slug
,parent
,desc
default isid
- sort, this is the options how your categories sorted, Ascending
ASC
, or DescendingDESC
. Default isASC
See also:
Name Method
Usage: echo Categories::name(int '$id');
Return: string
This method will get the name of Category for the specific ID.
example:
we have a list of categories with sample below :
| ID | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | News |
| 2 | Article |
$cat = Categories::name(1);
echo $cat;
this will output News
.
See also:
getParent Method
Usage: echo Categories::getParent(int '$id');
Return: int
This is to get the parent of a speicific ID.
example:
we have a list of categories with sample below :
| ID | Name | Parent |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | News | 0 |
| 2 | Article | 0 |
| 3 | Latest | 1 |
$parent = Categories::getParent(3);
echo $parent;
this will output 1
.
See also:
Delete Method
Usage: Categories::delete(int '$id');
Return: bool
This method will delete Category with a specific ID.
See also:
Type Method
Usage: Categories::type(int '$id');
Return: string
This method will query the categories table and find the specific id
and output the type of the category.
See also:


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i have another question: How is it possible to extract information
out of the battlelog site or out of an url on the page?
I want to expand my plugin, but i need the username as a variable,
or i won't get it to work.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
This is the section in the HTML source code where the username is stored (on every page)

GameFreakBoy
What will this plugin do?
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Well, moved this to the webcoding forum because it's not a plugin questions, it's a general coding question.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
GosuSan
Topicstarter
GosuSan
@GameFreakBoy:
It will replace the big COOP-Button on the home page with several, not directly reachable sites
such as Favourites, Friends, etc. But only if i get it to work of course :)
EDIT:
Code for extracting username:
//get html
var link = $('li[data-page="stats"]').html();
//matches everythin between /soldier/ and /stats/
var matches = link.match('\/soldier\/(.*)\/stats\/');


Rating: * * * * out of * * * *
Rated: R for violence, language, and some sexual content.
Running Time: 188 minutes.
Starring: Tom Hanks, David Morse, Bonnie Hunt, Michael Clarke Duncan, James Cromwell, Michael Jeter, Graham Greene, Doug Hutchison, Sam Rockwell, Barry Pepper, Jeffrey DeMunn, Patricia Clarkson.
Stephen King has always made good horror movies (The Shining, Misery, Cujo) but one might cringe at the fact of a drama coming from the hands of Stephen King. Remember, however Stephen King also brought us great films such as "Stand By Me" which became one of the best-known 'buddy flick', and "The Shawshank Redemption" both movies being spectacular in every way and surprising people by knowing that the horror master himself Stephen King wrote both of those books. Now in 1999 we get yet another Stephen King masterpiece this one being better than the ones mentioned above, it is strikingly original, emotional, powerful and so absorbing that by the end we are left in a state that we sit in our seat too amazed to move.
Tom Hanks plays Paul Edgecomb a guard at a prison in Louisiana. He works with inmates on death row who have committed crimes and soon go to the Electric chair. A new inmate comes aboard by the name of John Coffey (Like the drink only spellt different) who is accused of killing two little girls. John Coffey however even though the size of him (played by Michael Duncan "Armageddon's Bear") John Coffey is a nice man. Paul Edgecomb starts to find out that maybe John didn't kill those little girls. Then John does the most amazing thing ever and Paul realizes that what they are dealing with here is a miracle...on The Green Mile (as in the prison walk).
The best thing about this whole movie is the performance by Michael Duncan...who gives in my opinion the best performance of the year. In fact he might even give the best performance of all time with his southern accent...and sweet side Michael Duncan is truly brilliant. Tom Hanks (who never gives a bad performance) yet again delivers an Oscar Worthy performance in this three hour+ film that seems to go by in no time. Surprisingly enough with such a dramatic atmosphere and story the movie also has a big amount of comedy and witty dialogue that doesn't seem beligerant or unnecessary.
The supporting performances by Michael Jeter who plays an inmate with a cute little mouse named Mr. Jingles is also truly a great actor who gives a great performance as does David Morse, Bonnie Hunt, James Cromwell and Patricia Clarkson who all give believeable and powerhouse performances. The screenplay by Frank Darabont who also directed the film is well-crafted and stays very close to the book. The whole movie moved me in a way no other movie has and has it's special magic like this years earlier masterpiece "The Sixth Sense" which had it's own substance to take the viewer by the hand and leads then through an amazing experience that after it is over they are left in their chair unable to move.
In other words "The Green Mile" finds it's own path and makes it's own miracles. It's never slow and it's never too dramatic. The best thing about the film is that you yourself become a character and you yourself are there watching what is happened instead of watching it as a movie. Movies that do this are always magical and as the tagline for the film goes "Miracles are found in the most unexpected places" and therefore "The Green Mile" is a miracle all of it's own.
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Version 0.6.0 - Snapshots
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Here's the list of supported GPUs:
- Intel: i915 or newer cards
- AMD/ATI: using the open source driver except for cards supported by radeonsi
- NVIDIA: cards supported by the nouveau open source driver
- VMware
- QEMU with QXL
VirtualBox is not currently supported due to lack of drivers for Wayland.
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test the snapshots on bare metal.


Mechanisms of Air Pollutant-induced Pulmonary Inflammation; Effects of Zinc on EGFR Receptor Function
EPA Grant Number: R829214Title: Mechanisms of Air Pollutant-induced Pulmonary Inflammation; Effects of Zinc on EGFR Receptor Function
Investigators: Graves, Lee M. , Wu, Weidong
Institution: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
EPA Project Officer: Glenn, Barbara
Project Period: November 19, 2001 through November 18, 2004
Project Amount: $874,125
RFA: Health Effects of Particulate Matter (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Air Quality and Air Toxics , Health Effects , Particulate Matter , Air
Description:
Evidence from numerous epidemiological, clinical, and toxicological studies indicates that airborne particulate matter (PM) can induce pulmonary inflammation. However, the biological mechanism by which PM air pollutants contributes to pulmonary inflammatory responses is presently unknown. Significant research efforts are focusing on the role of PM-associated transition metals in pulmonary inflammation. Zinc (Zn) is an abundant combustion-derived metal found in most airborne PM. Our previous studies have shown that exposure of airway epithelial cells to Zn triggers the activation of intracellular signaling pathways that lead to enhanced production of inflammatory cytokines. Elevated pulmonary cytokine production results in increased mucin hypersecretion which may contribute to the pathogenesis of asthma and the increased morbidity and mortality associated with exposure to air pollutants.Identifying the signaling pathways that are acutely activated by toxic metals is essential to elucidating the mechanisms by which air pollutants disrupt normal cellular homeostasis. Recent studies have identified the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) as one of the key mediators of this process. Activation of the EGFR results in further stimulation of "downstream" intracellular signaling pathways such as MAP kinase (MAPK) that may be linked to both inflammatory cytokine production and mucin hypersecretion. Therefore our hypothesis is that EGFR is a key mediator of Zn-dependent responses leading to increased cytokine production and mucin hypersecretion and the objective of this proposal is to investigate the biochemical mechanism(s) by which this occurs.
Approach:
The overall aim of this proposal is to specifically determine the mechanism(s) by which Zn increases the phosphorylation and activation of the EGFR and the impact of this event on inflammatory cytokine production or mucin hypersecretion. In aim #1, we will use cellular model systems expressing EGFR proteins (and mutants thereof) to investigate the molecular aspects of the EGFR that are required for the action of Zn on both EGFR and MAPK signaling. The mutant receptors lack key tyrosine phosphorylation sites that are believed to be essential for receptor coupling to "downstream" signals such as MAPK. These cells will be exposed to various concentrations of Zn and the influence of these individual mutations on cell signaling will be evaluated using biochemical assays designed to measure MAPK or other components of this pathway (e.g., RAS). We are particularly interested in characterizing the effect of Tyr 845 mutation (Tyr/ Phe) that is predicted to block the effects of the Src tyrosine kinase on EGFR. In addition, we will use pharmacological inhibitors to help define the intracellular protein kinase signaling pathways required for Zn-dependent activation of EGFR and MAPK. Our preliminary studies demonstrate that inhibition of Src (PP1) uncouples the effects of Zn on the EGFR and MAPK; thus we will continue to use this and other protein kinase inhibitors (i.e., PI-3 kinase inhibitors) to dissect the Zn-dependent signaling pathways that lead to inflammatory cytokine production.In aim #2, we will directly examine the influence of Zn on EGFR dimerization and activation in model systems and intact cells. We envision two potential mechanisms of Zn action that may or may not be related. Zn may act directly on the receptor itself, acting as a surrogate ligand to stimulate receptor signaling. Alternatively, Zn has previously been shown to inhibit tyrosine phosphatases that naturally oppose the EGFR; this may occur through an increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS) and we will measure this possibility. We will determine if blocking ROS production will prevent the effects of Zn on EGFR signaling. Moreover, we have begun to characterize the tyrosine phosphatases affected by Zn exposure and will attempt to purify and identify these targets through affinity purification. Thus the studies in this aim are expected to elucidate whether the effects of Zn are direct (i.e. inducing receptor dimerization) or indirect (inhibition of a phosphatase) on the EGFR.
Finally, in aim #3 we will use modern techniques of mass spectrometry and proteomics to isolate and identify tyrosine phosphorylated proteins that may be necessary elements for the mediation of Zn-dependent effects on cell signaling. Tyrosine phosphorylation is a rare event in normal cells; our studies have demonstrated a highly specific effect of Zn on the tyrosine phosphorylation of multiple proteins in airway epithelial cells. Thus using a combination of anti-phosphotyrosine antibody affinity purification and mass spectrometry methods we will attempt to identify these proteins. In addition, we will investigate whether specific proteins (e.g., GAB1) which are tyrosine phosphorylated in response to EGF, are also involved in mediating a Zn cellular response.
Expected Results:
The results of these studies are expected to define the mechanism by which Zn activates both the EGFR and the MAPK signaling pathways in airway epithelial cells. Moreover these studies will provide fundamental information concerning the biological effects of Zn on lung inflammation and mucin hypersecretion.Publications and Presentations:
Publications have been submitted on this project: View all 10 publications for this projectJournal Articles:
Journal Articles have been submitted on this project: View all 5 journal articles for this projectSupplemental Keywords:
ambient air, particulate matter, combustion-derived metal, zinc, mucin expression, biology, protein phosphorylation, signal transduction, North Carolina, NC, EPA region 4., RFA, Scientific Discipline, Air, Geographic Area, Waste, particulate matter, Toxicology, air toxics, Health Risk Assessment, State, Incineration/Combustion, EPA Region, ambient air quality, region 4, human health effects, ambient air, pulmonary toxicity, pulmonary, Zinc, epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), air pollutant-induced pulmonary inflammation, PM, North Carolina (NC), pulmonary inflammationProgress and Final Reports:
2002 Progress ReportFinal Report


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