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Feature Requests
Posted:
Fri Jan 05, 2007 10:09 pm
by Karl G.
If you have anything you want to see in the PV Cartographer, let me know here!
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:34 am
by thadiusofx3
How about a button to switch between isometric and topdown?
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:35 am
by Karl G.
haha whoops, that's already in there! press "v"...I'll add it to the directions
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:37 am
by thadiusofx3
lol nice
Another request... in EJ's map maker there was a zoom out button so you can see the entire map.
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:43 am
by thadiusofx3
Drawing walls is a little bit complicated. It's really hard to get them all the right size/rotated just right.
I think it would be better to just have a set height, or maybe set the height/rotation and then hold ctrl and paint them like floor tiles
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:44 am
by thadiusofx3
well i just found out its a little bit easier than i thought, the next wall you draw will start out like the last one so really you just do one wall and then double click to place the rest of them
Posted:
Sat Jan 06, 2007 10:55 am
by Karl G.
All you have to do is hold shift, press down the left-mouse button (in that order) and drag the mouse. By the way--ALWAYS copy walls from the template. When you do this, PV can "optimize" the walls when you draw them, by removing faces you can't see.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:15 am
by Vitriol
even so, drawing walls is very time consuming. maybe you could make it so that if we hold ALT and drag while left clicking, it will replace every tile we go over with the mouse to the selected wall. Or any tile for that matter
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:24 am
by Karl G.
Vitriol--how is that different from what you do now, aside from having to hold alt instead of shift?
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:25 am
by Vitriol
uhm, for floor tiles I can do it. I figured it out, but I cant figure out how to draw lines of walls.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:26 am
by Vitriol
oh nevermind! I re-read your post. Thanks karl.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:30 am
by Karl G.
np. I know it's not the easiest program to use right now. It's going to take a lot of work to make it better, and user interface is a big part. If you have any ideas on how to simplify the process, let me know! Remapping keys and mouse combos is a simple fix that can make a huge difference.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:31 am
by Vitriol
yeah, how about making the window overall bigger, and including a scrollable templace in a bar at the bottom of the screen. Highlighting the active tile. Easy undo-ing of recent changes. ect.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:36 am
by Karl G.
You can maximize the window and it'll stretch the image for ya. This reduces the quality a bit but it makes editing easier.
The other things I'll think on how to do. Highlighting the active tile--you mean highlighting what's under your mouse?
The undo-buffer has always been a problem but I can work on that.
There's little chance of a scroll bar, because windows controls + directX do not get along well.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:03 am
by Vitriol
Karl G. wrote:You can maximize the window and it'll stretch the image for ya. This reduces the quality a bit but it makes editing easier.
The other things I'll think on how to do. Highlighting the active tile--you mean highlighting what's under your mouse?
The undo-buffer has always been a problem but I can work on that.
There's little chance of a scroll bar, because windows controls + directX do not get along well.
Yeah, highlighting the tile under the mouse, it isnt always easy to tell.
Scroll bar in the windows sense isnt necessary. but atleast some menu so we dont have to switch back and forth all the time.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:04 am
by Joe M.
If you want to spend a looong time on this editor...
with NPCs:
spawn points
spawn areas
patrol paths
patrol areas
dialogue editor
quest control
NPC stat (class, equipment, spells, level) editors
Default behavior editor (aggressive, defensive, passive)
Faction controls (behavior regarding different races/alliances)
Most of these apply to monsters as well.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:24 am
by Joe M.
couple more things:
the view-switch stopped working while I was in the middle of creating a map--I switched to top-down, and later, it wouldn't switch back.
(worked after I switched windows and switched back.
who knows)
Also, it would be helpful to have something, maybe in the corner, telling you what you have selected for terrain, model, etc.
When moving across the map, your cursor runs into the edge of the screen and you have to re-center to keep moving in the same direction. Would it be possible to dis-associate the map-moving with the cursor in windows so there isn't that problem?
And the zoom-out feature would be really, really useful.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:04 am
by 9sam1
make moving more easy. like use the arrow keys instead of shift and all that.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:46 am
by 9sam1
you know that kinda thing where it places the models randomly all over? well you should make it so it does not place it over another object. i did that with trees and then there was like 2 trees in my house and all over other objects lol.
Also should allow the selection of more then 1 items. this would be good for certain things. For instance you could set up premade things in the editor this way itd be easy . just go in select the entire house and set it. for instance like hold shift and drag to select more then 1 items. this would be a good feature and would make maps way easier.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:13 pm
by Vitriol
9sam1 wrote:make moving more easy. like use the arrow keys instead of shift and all that.
thats a good idea.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:23 pm
by Joe M.
also, since it's fair to assume that we won't be laying gigantic swords or wells around anywhere, would it be possible for models to initially appear at a default size, the one that makes sense? Then maybe have the "change size" function attached to the '=/+' and '-/_' keys so that it doesn't happen by accident. That would make the maps more usable--standardization is our friend, as Shi Huangdi of the Qin showed China...
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:56 pm
by Karl G.
The models appear at their "natural" size, as specified in EJ's models on the map. I like the idea of being able to scale with the + and - though, I think I'll do that.
Feature request
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 3:20 pm
by Vitriol
Feature request
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Landscaping mode. the editor as is is more lent to crafting dungeons. We need a way to zoom way out and make large landforms more quickly. It would take absolutely forever to craft a landmass out of 200x200 squares. And you would have problems of the seperate peices not matching and fitting together and just an overall lack of cohesion.
I think the first thing we need to do is create a map of the world in MSPaint or something so we can get a general idea.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 3:51 pm
by thadiusofx3
yeah a large scale map made in paint or something would be a good idea, then everyone could map out a part of it.
Posted:
Sun Jan 07, 2007 4:06 pm
by 9sam1
small question. should we try to remake ej's maps and stuff or should we like just make all new ones? cuz i started t2 east a little bit.


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Writer/director Tom Tykwer made quite a splash, internationally, with his surprisingly popular, hyper-kinetic film, "Run Lola Run." Now, he changes gears, but keeps his star, Franka Potente, in the modern fairytale, "The Princess and the Warrior."
Can a filmmaker who made his mark on world cinema with a fast-paced 81-minute action flick - the same story told, with a twist, three times - pull off a two-plus hour movie that bridges romance, bank robbery and a visit to an insane asylum? The answer is: sort of.
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I have to give Tykwer credit in his single-minded vision of this modern fairytale. It is ambitious in its scope and tries to cover a lot of ground. It's kind of like "Beauty and the Beast" meets "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" with the shy princess searching for her savior, a reluctant hero who has his own share of deep-seated psychological problems. When Sissi gives Bodo asylum in the asylum, she begins a journey of self-discovery that draws her closer to the troubled former soldier. She also learns the truth about his past - a gas station explosion killed his girlfriend and Bodo has never been able to cope with the death.
Throw into this mixture the botched bank robbery and the unexpected death of Bodo's brother and Tykwer takes us on a low-key roller coaster ride that tries hard to cover all of its bases, but, in the end, fragments in too many directions. The extended "Cuckoo's Nest" sequence has characters straight out of Ken Kesey's story. I half expected R.P. McMurphy to show his face and demand to watch the World Series.
The characters are, in Sissi's case, shy and quiet, and Bodo's, sullen and quiet, making this a pretty quiet movie, overall, especially when compared to the raucous "Run Lola Run." Tykwer, with Johnny Kilmek and Reinhold Heil, provide the music score (derivative of the likes of Bernard Herrmann) that keeps tensions building, helping the too-long runtime feel just a bit shorter. The tech aspects of the film are pretty nifty.
Tykwer tries to do too much with "The Princess and the Warrior." Part fairytale, part romance, part self-awakening, part bank heist, there are just too many parts. It's ambitious and obvious that the writer/director sees greatness in himself, but he ain't no Krzysztof Kieslowski, at least not yet. I give it a C+.
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There is something profoundly fullfiulling in sharing a meal. Eating together and breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundermentally unifying of human experiences.
There is something profoundly fullfiulling in sharing a meal. Eating together and breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundermentally unifying of human experiences.


I was looking for legal hallucinogens and morning glory happened to catch my eye. I decided to order some untreated seeds from an internet source and give them a try. The only hallucinogen that I had done previously was mushrooms which was quite an adventure but didnt give me the opened eyed visuals that I was looking for. Acid has never been an option for me because I've chosen to stick to natural highs (plus its very hard to come by).
The setting is a friday in a college dorm. I finally got the seeds and began to count out the dosages for me and my friend 'G'. We had no other means to ingest them besides just chewing them up so thats what we did. I decided that I was going to respect the seeds and my general low tolerance for drugs and not eat more than 200 for the first time. 'G' however seems to have an extremely high tolerance to most drugs and decided to eat 350. He downed his 350 seeds by 5:30pm and I downed my 190 seeds by 6:00. 'G' didn't seem to mind the taste as much as me and just chowed down on all 350 with no problem. I, on the other hand, didn't enjoy the taste as much as he did. A trick that I learned to cover up the taste is just eat something that sticks in your teeth, cheeseits work, right before every handfull of seeds I eat. The seeds basically pick the food thats stuck in my teeth out and mixs with it. The taste of the food covers all taste of the seeds and they go down easy.
After about half an hour I begin to feel slight stomach cramps and I just feel really lazy so I lie down for a little. 'G' feels nothing at all. Throughout the first two hours I felt nothing but lazyness, sensitivity to light, and nausea, sometimes a little stronger than what I was expecting. It was all bearable though and by 8:00 the nausea was gone so I decided to get up. I walked to get some food with another friend and became VERY irritated by lights that would flicker. I was quite irritable in general but I couldn't figure out what was irritating me. I started to contemplate simple things but in this process I would make them infinantely complex and frustrate myslef.
By 9:00 I was definitely in an odd state of mind and somewhat questioning my sanity but nothing visual was occurring yet. 'G' was still feeling nothing and decided to go smoke a 1/4 oz blunt with some friends and me and my other friend went back to the room.
I stayed in this odd state of contemplation for a good hour and a half until I started to study the floor. I began to see shadow like patterns all over the carpet. The best word that I can use to describe them is somewhat 'midevil' vine patterns. This interested me but what I found really interesting was on different types of carpet, different sizes of the same pattern would appear. I was still in somewhat of a different state of mind however now I was too interested in the patterns to worry about anything else.
It was 11:00 now and 'G' came back feeling nothing still (from the seeds at least). I was still seeing the same patterns and wondered if a few hits of weed would intensify the effects of the morning glory. So I packed up a bowl in my water bong, went to the bathroom, and began to take some hits. After the 5th hit I had to stop because I saw all kinds of little flashing dots and felt EXTREMELY high. I came out of the bathroom and sat down on the floor. There were a few other people in the room and they could all tell that something was up just by the look on my face.
Thats when it started. I saw the same patterns as before but they were very realistic and vivid. One of the people in the room was wearing a gray fleese sweater and I saw a skeleton design on it. I asked him if he had a skeleton on his shirt and he said no but it was so real that I could have sworn it was there. I looked at my friends see-through laundry basket and all the folds in the clothes began to take on different geometric shapes and move around. I saw skull or skeleton designs on every fabric that I looked at and they were all incredibly real. Then out of no where I was looking at the wall and a 3D hollagram colored skull appeared and spun around slowly and then dissappeared. I was suprisingly not frightened by all of these skulls and skeletons but more interested in their meaning.
When I closed my eyes, magnificent scenery would appear that is indescribable by any words. In this scenery there were indescribable objects flying towards me and then out into infinity. This was all incredibly intense and lasted from a little after 11:00pm until about 2:30am. At times I wished the intensity would just ease up a little but everything that I saw was so intriguing I didn't really mind. 'G' never did end up feeling anything besides some gas pains from the 350 seeds he ate.
I finally went to bed around 3 and the effects had eased up a little bit by then but still made it difficult to get to sleep. I I woke up the next morning at 10:30 and still didnt have all of my perception back. When I closed my eyes I still saw some flashing dots as well. Both of these lasted throughout the day but had no effect on anything I did that day.
This was an amazing expierence and the side effects were not intense enough to make it unenjoyable at all. The experience was very intense for quite a long time which might make some uncomfortable but I was surrounded by close friends so I felt secure. The weed was definitely the catalyst that made this experience go from mild to wild and I would highly suggest having some on hand while doing morning glory. I'm not sure what all of the skulls and skeletons meant but I do plan to try these seeds again and see if I can open that door. I saw a skeleton on mushrooms one time as well which puzzles me even more.
It still boggles my mind that 'G' felt nothing from the number of seeds he ate but that just goes to show that different people have different tolerances to different drugs.
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I wanted to hate Faithless.  You know, like picking out drapes, or giving my cat a bath, or volunteering to be a mall Santa.
But Faithless turned out to be anything but a bore. The film, which was nominated for Best Picture and Best Actress at the European Film Awards, did more than hold my interest – it shook me to my very core with a riveting and, at times, horrifying portrayal of the effect infidelity can have on a close-knit group of people.
The film begins with an old man (Erland Josephson) sitting down at desk in a room that overlooks the sea. He opens his notebook to begin writing a story and, literally, creates a main character out of thin air. Her name is Marianne (Lena Endre), and she's a happily married actress with a beautiful nine-year-old daughter. The old man asks Marianne questions about her life and, as she answers, he jots down her responses as his story begins to take shape.
Despite having a great career, a loving husband and child, and a beautiful home, Marianne plans an affair with David (Krister Henriksson), her director and close friend of the family. Their fling, set to take place over a three-week period in Paris, is supposed to be temporary, with neither party having to worry about sneaking around or, theoretically, jealousy.
As Marianne slowly reveals the story to the old man, he looks stunned and appalled by the actions of his own creation. But, like a shrink, he continues to ask her questions in an attempt to get Marianne to finish her tragic tale. And her emotional account is far from predictable, too, often causing the old man to seem on the brink of tears.
It should come as no surprise that Faithless was written by nine-time Academy Award nominee Ingmar Bergman, who is certainly no stranger to films showcasing the tragic failure of a marriage. Bergman's long-time collaborator Liv Ullmann (a double Oscar nominee for acting) directed the mesmerizing film, which is full of wonderful performances from the five main characters. Erland Josephson, one of the original players from Bergman's acting company, plays the old man – a role obviously meant to be Bergman. Ironically, Josephson has played several Bergman-esque characters over the years.
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NOVEMBER 2 The
Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed
The
Church, after rejoicing yesterday with our brothers who are in heaven, today
prays for all who, in the purifying suffering of purgatory, await the day when
they will join the company of the saints. The celebration of the Mass, which is
the sacrifice of
Even
when November 2 falls on a Sunday, All Souls Day is celebrated with the
following Masses.

COLLECT
Listen kindly to our prayers, O Lord, and, as our faith in your Son, raised from the dead, is deepened, so may our hope of resurrection for your departed servants also find new strength. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Look favourably on our offerings, O Lord, so that your departed servants may be taken up into glory with your Son, in whose great mystery of love we are all united. Who lives and reigns for ever and ever.
Preface of Christian Death I-V
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
I am the resurrection and the life, says the Lord.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Grant we pray, O Lord, that your departed servants, for whom we have celebrated this paschal Sacrament, may pass over to a dwelling place of light and peace. Through Christ our Lord.
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.
COLLECT
O God, glory of the faithful and life of the just, by the Death and Resurrection of whose Son we have been redeemed, look mercifully on your departed servants, that, just as they professed the mystery of our resurrection, so they may merit to receive the joys of eternal happiness. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Almighty and merciful God, by means of these sacrificial offerings wash away, we pray, in the Blood of Christ, the sins of your departed servants, for you purify unceasingly by your merciful forgiveness those you once cleansed in the waters of Baptism. Through Christ our Lord.
Preface of Christian Death I-V
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Let perpetual light shine upon them, O Lord, with your Saints for ever, for you are merciful.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Having received the Sacrament of your Only Begotten Son, who was sacrificed for us and rose in glory, we humbly implore you, O Lord, for your departed servants, that, cleansed by the paschal mysteries, they may glory in the gift of the resurrection to come. Through Christ our Lord.
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
God, who raised Jesus from the dead, will give life also to your mortal bodies, through his Spirit that dwells in you.
COLLECT
O God, who willed that your Only Begotten Son, having conquered death, should pass over into the realm of heaven, grant, we pray, to your departed servants that, with the mortality of this life overcome, they may gaze eternally on you, their Creator and Redeemer. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Receive, Lord, in your kindness, the sacrificial offering we make for all your servants who sleep in Christ, that, set free form the bonds of death by this singular sacrifice, they may merit eternal life. Through Christ our Lord.
Preface of Christian Death I-V
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
We await a saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will change our mortal bodies, to conform with his glorified body.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Through
these sacrificial gifts which we have received, O Lord, bestow on your departed
servants your great mercy and, to those you have endowed with the grace of
Baptism, grant also the fullness of eternal joy. Through Christ our Lord.


Pumpkin Challah
From: Tori Avey • Print this Recipe
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Ingredients:
Challah Ingredients
- 1 packages active dry yeast
- 125 ml lukewarm water, divided
- 1.5 tbsp white sugar
- 0.5 large egg (white and yolk)
- 3 large egg yolks
- 42.38 g honey
- 1 tbsp canola oil
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- ½ tsp nutmeg
- ¼ tsp allspice
- ¼ tsp ginger
- Pinch cloves
- 55 g brown sugar
- 245 g pumpkin puree (homemade or canned)
- 476 g all-purpose baking flour
Egg Wash Ingredients
- 1 large egg yolk
- 0.5 tbsp water
Directions:
- Pour 100 ml of the lukewarm water (about 110°F) into a large mixing bowl.
- Add packet of yeast and 1 tsp of sugar to the bowl, stir to dissolve.
- Wait 10 minutes. The yeast should have activated, meaning it will look expanded and foamy. If it doesn’t, your yeast may have expired, which means your bread won’t rise—go buy some fresh yeast!
- Once your yeast has activated, add remaining lukewarm water to the bowl along with the rest of the sugar, egg, egg yolks, honey, canola oil, salt and spices.
- Use a whisk to thoroughly blend the ingredients together.
- Whisk in the brown sugar and pumpkin puree to form a thick liquid.
- Begin adding the flour to the bowl by half-cupfuls, stirring with a large spoon each time flour is added. When mixture becomes too thick to stir, use your hands to knead.
- Continue to add flour and knead the dough until it’s smooth, elastic, and not sticky. The amount of flour you will need to achieve this texture varies—only add flour until the dough feels pliable and “right.”
- Place a saucepan full of water on the stove to boil.
- Meanwhile, remove the dough from your mixing bowl and wash out the bowl.
- Grease the bowl with canola oil. Push the dough back into the bottom of the bowl, then flip it over so that both sides are slightly moistened by the oil.
- Cover the bowl with a clean, damp kitchen towel. Place the bowl of dough on the middle rack of your oven.
- Take the saucepan full of boiling water and place it below the rack where your dough sits.
- Close the oven, but do not turn it on. The pan of hot water will create a warm, moist environment for your dough to rise.
- Let the dough rise for 1 hour.
- Take the dough bowl out and punch it down several times to remove air pockets.
- Place it back inside the oven and let it rise for 1 hour longer.
- Take the dough out of the oven.
- Punch the dough down into the bowl a few times, then turn the dough out onto the floured surface.
- Knead for a few minutes, adding flour as needed to keep the dough from feeling sticky.
- Divide the dough into 3 equal sections. Roll each section into a long thin rope, then braid the ropes together
- Place the loaf on a cookie sheet covered with wax paper
- Prepare your egg wash by beating the egg yolks and water till smooth.
- Use a pastry brush to brush a thin layer of the mixture onto the visible surface of your challah.
- Preheat the oven to 350°F.
- Let the loaf rise 30 to 45 minutes longer. You’ll know the dough is ready to bake when you press your finger into the dough and the indentation stays, rather than bouncing back.
- Bake challah for 40 minutes, turning halfway through.
- Take the challah out of the oven. You can test the bread for doneness by turning it over and tapping on the bottom of the loaf—if it makes a hollow sound, it’s done.
Let challah cool on the baking sheet or a wire cooling rack before serving.


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When the optimizer determines that parallel query is the fastest execution strategy for a particular query, it will create a query plan which includes a Gather node. Here is a simple example:
EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM pgbench_accounts WHERE filler LIKE '%x%'; QUERY PLAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gather (cost=1000.00..217018.43 rows=1 width=97) Workers Planned: 2 -> Parallel Seq Scan on pgbench_accounts (cost=0.00..216018.33 rows=1 width=97) Filter: (filler ~~ '%x%'::text) (4 rows)
In all cases, the Gather node will have exactly one child plan, which is the portion of the plan that will be executed in parallel. If the Gather node is at the very top of the plan tree, then the entire query will execute in parallel. If it is somewhere else in the plan tree, then only that portion of the query will run in parallel. In the example above, the query accesses only one table, so there is only one plan node other than the Gather node itself; since that plan node is a child of the Gather node, it will run in parallel.
Using EXPLAIN, you can see the number of workers chosen by the planner. When the Gather node is reached during query execution, the process which is implementing the user's session will request a number of background worker processes equal to the number of workers chosen by the planner. The total number of background workers that can exist at any one time is limited by max_worker_processes, so it is possible for a parallel query to run with fewer workers than planned, or even with no workers at all. The optimal plan may depend on the number of workers that are available, so this can result in poor query performance. If this occurrence is frequent, considering increasing max_worker_processes so that more workers can be run simultaneously or alternatively reducing max_parallel_workers_per_gather so that the planner requests fewer workers.
Every background worker process which is successfully started for a given parallel query will execute the portion of the plan which is a descendent of the Gather node. The leader will also execute that portion of the plan, but it has an additional responsibility: it must also read all of the tuples generated by the workers. When the parallel portion of the plan generates only a small number of tuples, the leader will often behave very much like an additional worker, speeding up query execution. Conversely, when the parallel portion of the plan generates a large number of tuples, the leader may be almost entirely occupied with reading the tuples generated by the workers and performing any further processing steps which are required by plan nodes above the level of the Gather node. In such cases, the leader will do very little of the work of executing the parallel portion of the plan.


When working with any type of genome data, we often look for annotation information about genes, e.g. what’s the gene’s full name, what’s its abbreviated symbol, what ID it has in other databases, what functions have been described, how many and which transcripts exist, etc.
However, when looking for this information we (luckily) find a number of different databases and packages to access their information in R. But with this often comes confusion, because they all vary - sometimes only slightly, other times quite strongly - in how many genes they list and what they consider to be a “gene”.
What exactly is a gene?
The narrow traditional definition of a gene is that it is a hereditary unit of information, which meant that it is a unit of DNA which encodes for the production of a protein. The Human Genome Project has estimated that the human genome comprises 20000 to 25000 genes.
However, if we take the definition of gene more liberally, we could also consider chunks of DNA which code for other functional units, like miRNAs, pseudogenes or other regulatory elements.
AnnotationDbi
The R package AnnotationDbi provides connections to a large number of annotation resources for gene and genome information of many organisms. It can access feature data from a number of gene or genome centric packages.
Here, I want to explore some of these packages and compare the information they contain.
How many genes are there in different databases?
Because genes can have identifiers from many databases (but not necessarily from all and there is not always a one-to-one mapping between them), we compare the number of unique identifiers for Entrez and Ensembl, as well as for gene symbol.
“Entrez Gene is NCBI’s database for gene-specific information. It does not include all known or predicted genes; instead Entrez Gene focuses on the genomes that have been completely sequenced, that have an active research community to contribute gene-specific information, or that are scheduled for intense sequence analysis.” Maglott et al., Nucleic Acids Research 2005
Ensembl is a genome browser but it also includes gene annotations.
Gene symbols represent the official gene name abbreviation from HGNC.
org.Hs.eg.db
The first package I looked at was org.Hs.eg.db, which contains genome wide annotations for the human genome.
library(AnnotationDbi)
library(org.Hs.eg.db)
# We can find out which keys and/or columns can be accessed by running
# keytypes(org.Hs.eg.db) or columns(org.Hs.eg.db)
ENTREZID_org <- keys(org.Hs.eg.db, keytype = "ENTREZID")
ENSEMBL_org <- keys(org.Hs.eg.db, keytype = "ENSEMBL")
HGNC_org <- keys(org.Hs.eg.db, keytype = "SYMBOL")
EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79
EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79 contains annotation information from Ensembl. Here, we also find genes based on Ensembl, Entrez and HGNC IDs.
library(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)
# keytypes(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79)
ENTREZID_EnsDb <- keys(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79, keytype = "ENTREZID")
ENSEMBL_EnsDb <- keys(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79, keytype = "GENEID")
HGNC_EnsDb <- keys(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79, keytype = "SYMBOL")
TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene
TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene provides annotation information from UCSC, specifically on transcripts in form of TxDb objects. Here, we only find comparable information on Entrez IDs.
library(TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene)
# keytypes(TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene)
ENTREZID_TxDb <- keys(TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene, keytype = "GENEID")
Comparison of gene numbers from the three databases accessed via the three R packages
# setting my custom theme of choice
library(ggplot2)
my_theme <- function(base_size = 12, base_family = "sans"){
theme_grey(base_size = base_size, base_family = base_family) +
theme(
axis.text = element_text(size = 14, angle = 90, hjust = 1),
axis.title = element_text(size = 14),
panel.grid.major = element_line(colour = "grey"),
panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
panel.background = element_rect(fill = "white"),
strip.background = element_rect(fill = "cornsilk", color = "maroon", size = 2),
strip.text = element_text(face = "bold", size = 15, colour = "maroon"),
legend.position = "bottom"
)
}
# preparing the gene table for plotting
gene_table <- data.frame(DB = c("Entrez_orgDb", "Ensembl_orgDb", "HGNC_orgDb",
"Entrez_EnsDb", "Ensembl_EnsDb", "HGNC_EnsDb", "Entrez_TxDb"),
no_genes = c(length(unique(ENTREZID_org)), length(unique(ENSEMBL_org)),
length(unique(HGNC_org)), length(unique(ENTREZID_EnsDb)),
length(unique(ENSEMBL_EnsDb)), length(unique(HGNC_EnsDb)),
length(unique(ENTREZID_TxDb))))
p <- ggplot(gene_table, aes(x = factor(DB), y = no_genes, label = no_genes)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", fill = "maroon") +
my_theme() +
labs(title = "Number of genes in databases", y = "Count", x = "")
p + geom_text(size = 6, vjust = 1.5)
When we compare the numbers of genes we can obtain from the three databases Ensembl, Entrez and HGNC via three R packages (org.Hs.eg.db, EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79 and TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene), we see that there are strong differences: There seem to be either around 25000 to 28000 genes or around 60000. The only database with consistent numbers is HGNC. The reason for these divergent numbers could be due to how they classify a “gene”. Everything that is around 25000 could be because they consider protein coding genes only. Will we check if that’s indeed the case in a minute.
Overlap between databases
First, I want to know how well the database information from different packages overlaps. Venn diagrams show us the number of genes overlapping between the three databases.
library(gplots)
venn(list(orgDb = unique(ENTREZID_org), EnsDb = unique(ENTREZID_EnsDb), TxDb = unique(ENTREZID_TxDb)),
show.plot = TRUE, small = 0.7, showSetLogicLabel = FALSE, simplify = TRUE)
mtext("Entrez database", side=3, cex = 1.2)
venn(list(orgDb = unique(ENSEMBL_org), EnsDb = unique(ENSEMBL_EnsDb)),
show.plot = TRUE, small = 0.7, showSetLogicLabel = FALSE, simplify = TRUE)
mtext("Ensembl database", side=3, cex = 1.2)
While there is a reasonably large overlap between packages, there are still many genes which are either in one or the other package.
For gene names this is worst, but it might be due to changing names of genes (one gene often has several symbols which can be used, the preferred one often changing with new knowledge about the gene’s function).
For Ensembl and Entrez it seems like one of the databases simply contains more gene entries than the other(s), while the majority of genes from the smaller database are included.
Gene biotypes
Gene biotype annotation tells us the general category of a gene. The biggest category is protein coding genes. They allow us to check whether the genes in different databases and package consider different categories as “genes”.
Gene biotype information is only available for genes in EnsemblDb! Thus, the classification of genes in the other packages is biased in that only genes in EnsemblDb could be considered.
# gene dataframe for org.Hs.eg.db
gene_dataframe_orgDb <- AnnotationDbi::select(org.Hs.eg.db, keys=ENTREZID_org, columns=c("ENSEMBL", "SYMBOL"), keytype="ENTREZID")
colnames(gene_dataframe_orgDb) <- c("Entrez", "Ensembl", "HGNC")
colnames(gene_dataframe_orgDb) <- paste(colnames(gene_dataframe_orgDb), "orgDb", sep = "_")
# additional column with HGNC added for merging
gene_dataframe_orgDb$HGNC <- gene_dataframe_orgDb$HGNC_orgDb
# gene dataframe for EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79
gene_dataframe_EnsDb <- ensembldb::select(EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79, keys=ENSEMBL_EnsDb,
columns=c("ENTREZID", "SYMBOL", "GENEBIOTYPE"), keytype="GENEID")
colnames(gene_dataframe_EnsDb) <- c("Ensembl", "Entrez", "HGNC", "GENEBIOTYPE")
colnames(gene_dataframe_EnsDb) <- paste(colnames(gene_dataframe_EnsDb), "EnsDb", sep = "_")
# additional column with HGNC added for merging & keeping one copy of it in the merged dataframe
gene_dataframe_EnsDb$HGNC <- gene_dataframe_EnsDb$HGNC_EnsDb
# merging the two dataframes by HGNC
library(dplyr)
gene_dataframe <- full_join(gene_dataframe_EnsDb, gene_dataframe_orgDb, by = "HGNC")
gene_dataframe <- gene_dataframe[, -5]
# making a dataframe with additional column for merging & keeping one copy in the merged dataframe
ENTREZID_TxDb_df <- data.frame(ENTREZID = as.character(ENTREZID_TxDb), Entrez_TxDb = ENTREZID_TxDb)
gene_dataframe <- left_join(gene_dataframe, ENTREZID_TxDb_df, by = c("Entrez_orgDb" = "ENTREZID"))
# calculating percentages of gene biotypes
for (i in 1:length(colnames(gene_dataframe))){
key = colnames(gene_dataframe)[i]
# remove duplicate and NA plots
gene_dataframe_subs <- gene_dataframe[!duplicated(gene_dataframe[, key]), c(key, "GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb")]
gene_dataframe_subs <- gene_dataframe_subs[!is.na(gene_dataframe_subs[, key]), ]
cat("\nKey:", key, "has", nrow(gene_dataframe_subs), "unique rows without NAs.\nOf these,",
sum(is.na(gene_dataframe_subs$GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb)), "don't have a gene biotype annotation\n")
if (i == 1){
genebiotypes_table <- as.data.frame(table(gene_dataframe_subs$GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb))
genebiotypes_table <- rbind(genebiotypes_table,
data.frame(Var1 = "NA",
Freq = sum(is.na(gene_dataframe_subs$GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb))))
genebiotypes_table$percent <- round(genebiotypes_table$Freq /
sum(genebiotypes_table$Freq) * 100, digits = 4)
} else {
genebiotypes_table_pre <- as.data.frame(table(gene_dataframe_subs$GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb))
genebiotypes_table_pre <- rbind(genebiotypes_table_pre,
data.frame(Var1 = "NA",
Freq = sum(is.na(gene_dataframe_subs$GENEBIOTYPE_EnsDb))))
genebiotypes_table_pre$percent <- round(genebiotypes_table_pre$Freq /
sum(genebiotypes_table_pre$Freq) * 100, digits = 4)
genebiotypes_table <- full_join(genebiotypes_table, genebiotypes_table_pre, by = "Var1")
}
}
##
## Key: Ensembl_EnsDb has 65774 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 0 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: Entrez_EnsDb has 24263 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 0 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: HGNC_EnsDb has 59074 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 0 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: Entrez_orgDb has 60136 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 25740 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: Ensembl_orgDb has 28015 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 2456 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: HGNC_orgDb has 60083 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 25691 don't have a gene biotype annotation
##
## Key: Entrez_TxDb has 25217 unique rows without NAs.
## Of these, 2087 don't have a gene biotype annotation
# create unique colnames
colnames(genebiotypes_table) <- make.unique(c("Key", rep(colnames(gene_dataframe), each = 2)))
genebiotypes_table <- genebiotypes_table[, -c(8, 9)]
# order by percentage of Ensembl EnsDb
genebiotypes_table <- genebiotypes_table[order(genebiotypes_table$Ensembl_EnsDb.1, decreasing = TRUE), ]
How many protein coding genes are in each database and annotation package?
Ensembl IDs from EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79 have the most protein coding genes, which is consistent with also having the highest number of annotations in general. The number of protein coding genes in the other databases/ packages is only slightly lower, however and fits well with the predicted 20000 to 25000.
genebiotypes_table_protein_coding <- genebiotypes_table[
which(genebiotypes_table$Key %in% c("protein_coding", "NA")), ]
genebiotypes_table_count <- genebiotypes_table_protein_coding[1, c(1, grep(".1", colnames(genebiotypes_table_protein_coding)) - 1)]
library(tidyr)
genebiotypes_table_gather <- genebiotypes_table_count %>%
gather(Key, Count, Ensembl_EnsDb:Entrez_TxDb)
colnames(genebiotypes_table_gather)[2] <- "DB"
# plot
bp <- ggplot(genebiotypes_table_gather[, -1], aes(x = factor(DB), y = Count, label = Count)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", fill = "maroon") + my_theme()
bp + labs(title = "Number of protein coding genes in databases", y = "Count", x = "") +
geom_text(size = 6, vjust = 1.5)
When looking at the percentage of protein coding genes among all gene annotations we can confirm that the database/ package combinations with lower gene numbers (Ensembl org.Db, Entrez EnsDb and Entrez TxDb) are mainly comprised of protein coding genes while databases/ packages with around 60000 gene entries consider other functional units as well.
genebiotypes_table_percent <- genebiotypes_table_protein_coding[, c(1, grep(".1", colnames(genebiotypes_table_protein_coding)))]
library(tidyr)
genebiotypes_table_gather <- genebiotypes_table_percent %>%
gather(Key, Percent, Ensembl_EnsDb.1:Entrez_TxDb.1)
colnames(genebiotypes_table_gather)[2] <- "DB"
genebiotypes_table_gather$DB <- gsub(".1", "", genebiotypes_table_gather$DB)
# plot
bp <- ggplot(genebiotypes_table_gather, aes(x = "", y = Percent, fill = Key)) +
geom_bar(width = 1, stat = "identity") + theme_minimal()
pie <- bp + coord_polar("y", start = 0) +
ggtitle("Percentage of protein coding genes in gene databases") +
theme(
axis.title.x = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
panel.border = element_blank(),
panel.grid = element_blank(),
axis.ticks = element_blank(),
plot.title = element_text(size = 14, face = "bold"),
legend.title = element_blank(),
legend.position = "bottom",
legend.text = element_text(size = 8)
)
pie + facet_wrap(~DB, ncol = 4)
Percentages of gene biotypes
What are these other biotypes that most databases/ packages consider as genes? The second largest group following protein coding genes are processed pseudogenes, then come lincRNAs and other small RNAs.
genebiotypes_table_percent <- genebiotypes_table[, c(1, grep(".1", colnames(genebiotypes_table)))]
genebiotypes_table_percent$Key <- factor(genebiotypes_table_percent$Key,
levels = paste0(genebiotypes_table_percent$Key))
# gather dataframe for plotting
library(tidyr)
genebiotypes_table_gather <- genebiotypes_table_percent %>%
gather(Key, Percent, Ensembl_EnsDb.1:Entrez_TxDb.1)
colnames(genebiotypes_table_gather)[2] <- "DB"
genebiotypes_table_gather$DB <- gsub(".1", "", genebiotypes_table_gather$DB)
# plot
bp <- ggplot(genebiotypes_table_gather, aes(x = "", y = Percent, fill = Key)) +
geom_bar(width = 1, stat = "identity") + theme_minimal()
pie <- bp + coord_polar("y", start = 0) +
ggtitle("Percentage of gene biotypes in gene databases") +
theme(
axis.title.x = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
panel.border = element_blank(),
panel.grid = element_blank(),
axis.ticks = element_blank(),
plot.title = element_text(size = 14, face = "bold"),
legend.title = element_blank(),
legend.position = "bottom",
legend.text = element_text(size = 8)
)
pie + facet_wrap(~DB, ncol = 4)
What does this mean for genetics and genomics research?
Overall, Ensembl gene annotations from EnsDb.Hsapiens.v79 have the largest number of gene annotations.
However, this comparison shows that it can be critical for identifying genes and annotating them correctly in your analyses to consider the strengths and weaknesses of the different databases and packages you use to access the information. I believe it is well worthwhile the time and effort to consider what information a database can or cannot give you before using it on your data.
In a part 2 I am looking at transcripts.
sessionInfo()
## R version 3.3.1 (2016-06-21)
## Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0 (64-bit)
## Running under: OS X 10.12 (Sierra)
##
## locale:
## [1] de_DE.UTF-8/de_DE.UTF-8/de_DE.UTF-8/C/de_DE.UTF-8/de_DE.UTF-8
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## attached base packages:
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## other attached packages:
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England have won only one of their last seven games - away at Portugal - while they have lost against the likes of Brazil and Norway in recent months after their World Cup semi-final exit at the hands of eventual champions United States.
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Query multipe datasets at once, compare them, and select data as input to models¶
Demonstrate how WaMDaM enables systematic data query and comparisons across multiple different models and datasets.
Figure 1: Flowchart of the steps that users follow to use WaMDaM
The Bear River Watershed, USA¶
We demonstrate four use cases that assist modelers in activities to build water resources models 1) search in datasets for input data needed for a model in a study area, 2) analyze and compare data values to use in a model, 3) identify how the natural and engineered systems are connected and the directions of flow among them, and 4) identify and communicate differences for changes in network topology, metadata, and data values between modeling scenarios.
We used the WaMDaM CVs, Workbook templates, and the WaMDaM Wizard to prepare and load thirteen US national, regional, and local datasets and models into a WaMDaM SQLite database. We integrate and compare the disparate datasets with a focus to assist modelers to analyze input data for models with a focus on the Bear River Watershed that spans three states, Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming (Figure 4; Table 3). The River begins in Utah, flows through Wyoming then Idaho, and ends as the largest source of water to the Great Salt Lake, Utah (UDWR, 2000).
We prepared each dataset into an Excel Workbook template and registered example native terms with CVs. We then used the WaMDaM Wizard to populate all the data sources into a single WaMDaM SQLite database file on a local computer. The database file is 50 Megabytes with 60 Object Types, 455 Attributes, 16,000 instances, and 210,000 records in the central Mappings table. Once the disparate datasets were loaded into a WaMDaM database, we selected a few locations with water management significance in the Bear River Watershed to query and compare data reported from multiple sources.
The locations included: 1) Stewart Dam in Idaho which represents the legal beginning of the Lower Bear River Division (Bear River Commission, 1980). Interestingly, the State of Utah datasets include Stewart Dam site in Idaho and the State of Idaho datasets include sites in the Lower Bear River in Utah which offer a good comparison opportunity like for the Stewart Dam, 2) Hyrum Reservoir which is an important facility to store irrigation water in Cache Valley, Utah, 3) Cache County, Utah which is a major water user in the Bear River Watershed, and 4) Flaming Gorge and Shasta large reservoirs outside the Bear River Watershed in Utah/Wyoming and California to verify that WaMDaM is scalable and applicable outside the Bear River Watershed.
Figure 2¶
Figure 2 The Bear River Watershed in the Western US and example available data sources used to demonstrate WaMDaM. Use cases are for the entire watershed, Lower Bear, Cache County. Large stars from top to bottom are for sites referred to in use cases: Stewart Dam site, Hyrum Reservoir, and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge.
Datasets and models¶
We loaded twelve different and models into a single WaMDaM database SQLite file. The datasets cover natural and built water supply and demand, infrastructure connectivity, with different data types, networks and scenarios that cover the WaMDaM capabilities. Each of the datasets on GitHub below is prepared and copied into a WaMDaM Excel workbook. Then we loaded all of them one-at-a-time into a single SQLite database file.
Table 1: Summary of example water management datasets used to demonstrate use cases to organize and compare heterogeneous and disparate data sources using WaMDaM to integrate them into a single WaMDaM SQLite database.
Download the SQLite file and SQLite Manager¶
Follow the steps here to use to execute the use cases next
Download¶
Steps to use the populated SQLite file¶
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Download the SQLite database file {60 MB}
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Download and install the DB Browser For SQLite to query the database and view its tables.
Now you're ready to execute the SQL script for each use cases
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Launch "DB Browser For SQLite" and Connect to a WaMDaM database
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Execute and customize SQL queries against the WaMDaM database for use cases
Use Cases in the Bear River Watershed, Utah¶
The following presented use cases help users identify and compare two fundamental aspects of water management data: data values with different types and connectivity of scenarios and networks.
Use case 1: What data entered by others can be used to develop a model in a study area?
Use case 2: What network connectivity to use in a model?
Use case 3: How do data values differ across datasets and which value to choose for a model?
Use case 4: What is the difference between two scenarios and which one to use in a model?


Returns a collection of ForecastWorksheet models
Summary:
This end point is used to return the Worksheets for a user at a given timeperiod. If no timeperiod is provide it
will use the default timeperiod, likewise if no user is provided, it will default to the logged in user.
Also this end points use the visibility requirements set forth by the application, that if the records being requested
belong to you, you will get the draft version, If the worksheet is not yours, you will only see the committed version.
Url Parameters:
| Param |
Description |
Optional |
| timeperiod_id |
Show for a specific time period, defaults to the current time period if one is not passed |
Optional |
| user_id |
Show for a specific user, defaults to current user if not defined |
Optional |
Query Parameters:
| Param |
Description |
Optional |
| type |
Which type to return, currently the ones that are supported are, opportunity and product |
Optional |
Possible Errors
| Error |
Description |
| 412 - Invalid Parameter |
When the passed in timeperiod and/or user can not be found |
| 403 - Not Authorized |
If you are not a manager, but you are tyring to view another sales rep forecast worksheet, you will receive a 403 Not Authorized Error |
Url Example:
/rest/v10/ForecastWorksheets/:timeperiod_id/:user_id
Output Example:
{ "next_offset": -1,
"records": [
{
"id": "ad3908c7-83a3-f360-c223-51117844c208",
"name": "Grow-Fast Inc - 1000 units",
"date_entered": "2013-02-05T21:22:00+00:00",
"date_modified": "2013-02-05T21:22:00+00:00",
"modified_user_id": "1",
"modified_by_name": "Administrator",
"created_by": "1",
"created_by_name": "Administrator",
"description": "",
"img": "",
"deleted": "0",
"assigned_user_id": "seed_jim_id",
"assigned_user_name": "Jim Brennan",
"team_name": [
{
"id": "East",
"name": "East",
"name_2": "",
"primary": true
}
],
"parent_id": "50b90565-e748-ed77-d9d7-511178f5acae",
"parent_type": "Opportunities",
"account_name": "",
"account_id": "",
"likely_case": "75000",
"best_case": "75000",
"worst_case": "75000",
"base_rate": "1",
"currency_id": "-99",
"currency_name": "",
"currency_symbol": "",
"date_closed": "2013-02-10",
"date_closed_timestamp": "1360531443",
"sales_stage": "Perception Analysis",
"probability": "70",
"commit_stage": "include",
"draft": "1",
"my_favorite": false,
"_acl": {
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}]
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class Mandrill::Inbound
- Mandrill::Inbound
- Reference
- Object
Defined in:
mandrill/api.crConstructors
Instance Method Summary
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#add_domain(domain)
Add an inbound domain to your account @param [String] domain a domain name @return [Hash] information about the domain - [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail - [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
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#add_route(domain, pattern, url)
Add a new mailbox route to an inbound domain @param [String] domain an existing inbound domain @param [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match @param [String] url the webhook URL where the inbound messages will be published @return [Hash] the added mailbox route information - [String] id the unique identifier of the route - [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match - [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
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#check_domain(domain)
Check the MX settings for an inbound domain.
-
#delete_domain(domain)
Delete an inbound domain from the account.
-
#delete_route(id)
Delete an existing inbound mailbox route @param [String] id the unique identifier of an existing route @return [Hash] the deleted mailbox route information - [String] id the unique identifier of the route - [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match - [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
-
#domains
List the domains that have been configured for inbound delivery @return [Array] the inbound domains associated with the account - [Hash] return[] the individual domain info - [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail - [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
-
#routes(domain)
List the mailbox routes defined for an inbound domain @param [String] domain the domain to check @return [Array] the routes associated with the domain - [Hash] return[] the individual mailbox route - [String] id the unique identifier of the route - [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match - [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
-
#send_raw(raw_message, to = nil, mail_from = nil, helo = nil, client_address = nil)
Take a raw MIME document destined for a domain with inbound domains set up, and send it to the inbound hook exactly as if it had been sent over SMTP @param [String] raw_message the full MIME document of an email message @param [Array, nil] to optionally define the recipients to receive the message - otherwise we'll use the To, Cc, and Bcc headers provided in the document - [String] to[] the email address of the recipient @param [String] mail_from the address specified in the MAIL FROM stage of the SMTP conversation.
-
#update_route(id, pattern = nil, url = nil)
Update the pattern or webhook of an existing inbound mailbox route.
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
Add an inbound domain to your account @param [String] domain a domain name @return [Hash] information about the domain
- [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail
- [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format
- [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
Add a new mailbox route to an inbound domain @param [String] domain an existing inbound domain @param [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match @param [String] url the webhook URL where the inbound messages will be published @return [Hash] the added mailbox route information
- [String] id the unique identifier of the route
- [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match
- [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
Check the MX settings for an inbound domain. The domain must have already been added with the add-domain call @param [String] domain an existing inbound domain @return [Hash] information about the inbound domain
- [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail
- [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format
- [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
Delete an inbound domain from the account. All mail will stop routing for this domain immediately. @param [String] domain an existing inbound domain @return [Hash] information about the deleted domain
- [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail
- [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format
- [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
Delete an existing inbound mailbox route @param [String] id the unique identifier of an existing route @return [Hash] the deleted mailbox route information
- [String] id the unique identifier of the route
- [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match
- [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
List the domains that have been configured for inbound delivery @return [Array] the inbound domains associated with the account
- [Hash] return[] the individual domain info
- [String] domain the domain name that is accepting mail
- [String] created_at the date and time that the inbound domain was added as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format
- [Boolean] valid_mx true if this inbound domain has successfully set up an MX record to deliver mail to the Mandrill servers
List the mailbox routes defined for an inbound domain @param [String] domain the domain to check @return [Array] the routes associated with the domain
- [Hash] return[] the individual mailbox route
- [String] id the unique identifier of the route
- [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match
- [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published
Take a raw MIME document destined for a domain with inbound domains set up, and send it to the inbound hook exactly as if it had been sent over SMTP @param [String] raw_message the full MIME document of an email message @param [Array, nil] to optionally define the recipients to receive the message - otherwise we'll use the To, Cc, and Bcc headers provided in the document
- [String] to[] the email address of the recipient
@param [String] mail_from the address specified in the MAIL FROM stage of the SMTP conversation. Required for the SPF check. @param [String] helo the identification provided by the client mta in the MTA state of the SMTP conversation. Required for the SPF check. @param [String] client_address the remote MTA's ip address. Optional; required for the SPF check. @return [Array] an array of the information for each recipient in the message (usually one) that matched an inbound route
- [Hash] return[] the individual recipient information
- [String] email the email address of the matching recipient
- [String] pattern the mailbox route pattern that the recipient matched
- [String] url the webhook URL that the message was posted to
Update the pattern or webhook of an existing inbound mailbox route. If null is provided for any fields, the values will remain unchanged. @param [String] id the unique identifier of an existing mailbox route @param [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match @param [String] url the webhook URL where the inbound messages will be published @return [Hash] the updated mailbox route information
- [String] id the unique identifier of the route
- [String] pattern the search pattern that the mailbox name should match
- [String] url the webhook URL where inbound messages will be published


Instructions:
Player 1 plays the red chip and Player 2 plays the black chip.
Red chips goes first.
Click a column to drop the chip inside of.
Each player gets one turn until four of the same color chips are aligned
either: Horizontal, Verticial, Right Diagonal or Left Diagonal.
A tie occurs if all spots are full and the winning condition is not meet.


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This is the offline version of the documentation. We recommend you to use the online documentation.
Drive Behavior
The Drive Behavior provides a detailed behavior to a Drive. This gives the flexibility to model all variety of ways to move objects. In Game4Automation a few standard Drive Behaviors are included and you can extend them based on the components you are using in real life.
Here is a list of the included Drive Behaviors. All Drive Behaviors are named with a prefix Drive_ from better clarification.
This tutorial explains the relation between Signals and Behavior Models:
Drive_Cylinder
This is the model of a simple cylinder movement. The cylinder is defined by a maximum (MaxPos) and minimum (MinPos) position in millimeters in relation to a zero position. The speed of the cylinder to move in and out is defined by the time in seconds TimeOut and TimeIn.
It is also possible to define two sensors, to stop the cylinder at its Max or Min positions. The cylinder can be controlled manually by setting the booleans under Behavior Signals. Under PLC IOs PLC signals can be connected to the cylinder.
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
Drive_Simple
The Simple Drive is only controlled by boolean values. It can be controlled to drive forward and backward. This is the property window of the simple drive:
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
Drive_DestinationMotor
The Destination Motor is a drive, that is controlled by target positions and target speeds. After setting the target speed and target position, the movement can be started by a boolean Signal StartDrive. After the drive reaches its target position the Signal IsAtDestination is set high.
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
Drive_FollowPosition
This is the behavior model of a drive, where the drive exactly follows the current provided position of the PLC. This is especially useful for connecting motion controllers and robot controllers to game4automation.
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
Drive_Gear
This behavior model is useful for connecting two drives together. The master drive will control the position of the drive that the gear is attached to. This is useful for two gripper fingers where only one is controlled by a pneumatic model and the second one follows correspondingly. The formula for the position of a gear controlled drive is: CurrentPosition = MasterDrive.CurrentPosition x GearFactor + Offset.
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
Drive_ErraticPosition
This drive is only for test purposes. It is moves constantly to random positions between MinPos and MaxPos.
Please see the Class Reference for more information on methods and properties.
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