Map QML Type
The Map type displays a map. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtLocation 5.3 |
| Since: | Qt Location 5.0 |
Properties
- activeMapType : MapType
- bearing : real
- center : coordinate
- color : color
- copyrightsVisible : bool
- error : enumeration
- errorString : string
- fieldOfView : real
- gesture : MapGestureArea
- mapItems : list<MapItem>
- mapParameters : list<MapParameters>
- mapReady : color
- maximumFieldOfView : bool
- maximumTilt : bool
- maximumZoomLevel : real
- minimumFieldOfView : bool
- minimumTilt : bool
- minimumZoomLevel : real
- plugin : Plugin
- supportedMapTypes : list<MapType>
- tilt : real
- visibleRegion : geoshape
- zoomLevel : real
Signals
- copyrightLinkActivated(string link)
Methods
- void addMapItem(MapItem item)
- void addMapItemGroup(MapItemGroup itemGroup)
- void addMapParameter(MapParameter parameter)
- void clearData()
- void clearMapItems()
- void clearMapParameters()
- void fitViewportToMapItems()
- void fitViewportToVisibleMapItems()
- point fromCoordinate(coordinate coordinate, bool clipToViewPort)
- void pan(int dx, int dy)
- void prefetchData()
- void removeMapItem(MapItem item)
- void removeMapItemGroup(MapItemGroup itemGroup)
- void removeMapParameter(MapParameter parameter)
- coordinate toCoordinate(QPointF position, bool clipToViewPort)
Detailed Description
The Map type is used to display a map or image of the Earth, with the capability to also display interactive objects tied to the map's surface.
There are a variety of different ways to visualize the Earth's surface in a 2-dimensional manner, but all of them involve some kind of projection: a mathematical relationship between the 3D coordinates (latitude, longitude and altitude) and 2D coordinates (X and Y in pixels) on the screen.
Different sources of map data can use different projections, and from the point of view of the Map type, we treat these as one replaceable unit: the Map plugin. A Map plugin consists of a data source, as well as all other details needed to display its data on-screen.
The current Map plugin in use is contained in the plugin property of the Map item. In order to display any image in a Map item, you will need to set this property. See the Plugin type for a description of how to retrieve an appropriate plugin for use.
The geographic region displayed in the Map item is referred to as its viewport, and this is defined by the properties center, and zoomLevel. The center property contains a coordinate specifying the center of the viewport, while zoomLevel controls the scale of the map. See each of these properties for further details about their values.
When the map is displayed, each possible geographic coordinate that is visible will map to some pixel X and Y coordinate on the screen. To perform conversions between these two, Map provides the toCoordinate and fromCoordinate functions, which are of general utility.
Map Objects
Map related objects can be declared within the body of a Map object in Qt Quick and will automatically appear on the Map. To add objects programmatically, first be sure they are created with the Map as their parent (for example in an argument to Component::createObject), and then call the addMapItem method on the Map. A corresponding removeMapItem method also exists to do the opposite and remove an object from the Map.
Moving Map objects around, resizing them or changing their shape normally does not involve any special interaction with Map itself -- changing these details about a map object will automatically update the display.
Interaction
The Map type includes support for pinch and flick gestures to control zooming and panning. These are enabled by default, and available at any time by using the gesture object. The actual GestureArea is constructed specially at startup and cannot be replaced or destroyed. Its properties can be altered, however, to control its behavior.
Performance
Maps are rendered using OpenGL (ES) and the Qt Scene Graph stack, and as a result perform quite well where GL accelerated hardware is available.
For "online" Map plugins, network bandwidth and latency can be major contributors to the user's perception of performance. Extensive caching is performed to mitigate this, but such mitigation is not always perfect. For "offline" plugins, the time spent retrieving the stored geographic data and rendering the basic map features can often play a dominant role. Some offline plugins may use hardware acceleration themselves to (partially) avert this.
In general, large and complex Map items such as polygons and polylines with large numbers of vertices can have an adverse effect on UI performance. Further, more detailed notes on this are in the documentation for each map item type.
Example Usage
The following snippet shows a simple Map and the necessary Plugin type to use it. The map is centered over Oslo, Norway, with zoom level 14.
import QtQuick 2.0 import QtQuick.Window 2.0 import QtLocation 5.6 import QtPositioning 5.6 Window { width: 512 height: 512 visible: true Plugin { id: mapPlugin name: "osm" // "mapboxgl", "esri", ... // specify plugin parameters if necessary // PluginParameter { // name: // value: // } } Map { anchors.fill: parent plugin: mapPlugin center: QtPositioning.coordinate(59.91, 10.75) // Oslo zoomLevel: 14 } }
Property Documentation
activeMapType : MapType |
Access to the currently active map type.
This property can be set to change the active map type. See the supportedMapTypes property for possible values.
See also MapType.
This property holds the bearing for the map. The default value is 0. If the Plugin used for the Map supports bearing, the valid range for this value is between 0 and 360. If the Plugin used for the Map does not support bearing, changing this property will have no effect.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
center : coordinate |
This property holds the coordinate which occupies the center of the mapping viewport. Invalid center coordinates are ignored.
The default value is an arbitrary valid coordinate.
This property holds the background color of the map element.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.6.
This property holds the visibility of the copyrights notice. The notice is usually displayed in the bottom left corner. By default, this property is set to true
.
Note: Many map providers require the notice to be visible as part of the terms and conditions. Please consult the relevant provider documentation before turning this notice off.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.7.
This read-only property holds the last occurred mapping service provider error.
- Map.NoError - No error has occurred.
- Map.NotSupportedError -The maps plugin property was not set or there is no mapping manager associated with the plugin.
- Map.UnknownParameterError -The plugin did not recognize one of the parameters it was given.
- Map.MissingRequiredParameterError - The plugin did not find one of the parameters it was expecting.
- Map.ConnectionError - The plugin could not connect to its backend service or database.
See also QGeoServiceProvider::Error.
This read-only property holds the textual presentation of the latest mapping provider error. If no error has occurred, an empty string is returned.
An empty string may also be returned if an error occurred which has no associated textual representation.
See also QGeoServiceProvider::errorString().
This property holds the field of view of the camera used to look at the map, in degrees. If the plugin property of the map is not set, or the plugin does not support mapping, the value is 45 degrees.
Note that changing this value implicitly changes also the distance between the camera and the map, so that, at a tilting angle of 0 degrees, the resulting image is identical for any value used for this property.
For more information about this parameter, consult the Wikipedia articles about Field of view and Angle of view.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also minimumFieldOfView and maximumFieldOfView.
gesture : MapGestureArea |
Contains the MapGestureArea created with the Map. This covers pan, flick and pinch gestures. Use gesture.enabled: true
to enable basic gestures, or see MapGestureArea for further details.
Returns the list of all map items in no particular order. These items include items that were declared statically as part of the type declaration, as well as dynamical items (addMapItem, MapItemView).
See also addMapItem, removeMapItem, and clearMapItems.
Returns the list of all map parameters in no particular order. These items include map parameters that were declared statically as part of the type declaration, as well as dynamical map parameters (addMapParameter).
The release of this API with Qt 5.9 is a Technology Preview.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapParameter, addMapParameter, removeMapParameter, and clearMapParameters.
This property holds whether the map has been successfully initialized and is ready to be used. Some methods, such as fromCoordinate and toCoordinate, will not work before the map is ready. Due to the architecture of the Map, it's advised to use the signal emitted for this property in place of Component.onCompleted, to make sure that everything behaves as expected.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.9.
This property holds the maximum valid field of view for the map, in degrees.
The minimum tilt field of view by the plugin used is an upper bound for this property. If the plugin property is not set or the plugin does not support mapping, this property is 179
.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also fieldOfView and minimumFieldOfView.
This property holds the maximum valid tilt for the map, in degrees.
The maximum tilt defined by the plugin used is an upper bound for this property. If the plugin property is not set or the plugin does not support mapping, this property is 89.5
.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also tilt and minimumTilt.
This property holds the minimum valid field of view for the map, in degrees.
The minimum tilt field of view by the plugin used is a lower bound for this property. If the plugin property is not set or the plugin does not support mapping, this property is 1
.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also fieldOfView and maximumFieldOfView.
This property holds the minimum valid tilt for the map, in degrees.
The minimum tilt defined by the plugin used is a lower bound for this property. If the plugin property is not set or the plugin does not support mapping, this property is 0
.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also tilt and maximumTilt.
This property holds the minimum valid zoom level for the map.
The minimum zoom level defined by the plugin used is a lower bound for this property. However, the returned value is also canvas-size-dependent, and can be higher than the user-specified value, or than the minimum zoom level defined by the plugin used, to prevent the map from being smaller than the viewport in either dimension.
If the plugin property is not set or the plugin does not support mapping, this property is 0
.
plugin : Plugin |
This property holds the plugin which provides the mapping functionality.
This is a write-once property. Once the map has a plugin associated with it, any attempted modifications of the plugin will be ignored.
supportedMapTypes : list<MapType> |
This read-only property holds the set of map types supported by this map.
See also activeMapType.
This property holds the tilt for the map, in degrees. The default value is 0. The valid range for this value is [ minimumTilt, maximumTilt ]. If the Plugin used for the Map does not support tilting, changing this property will have no effect.
This QML property was introduced in Qt Location 5.9.
See also minimumTilt and maximumTilt.
visibleRegion : geoshape |
This property holds the region which occupies the viewport of the map. The camera is positioned in the center of the shape, and at the largest integral zoom level possible which allows the whole shape to be visible on the screen. This implies that reading this property back shortly after having been set the returned area is equal or larger than the set area.
Setting this property implicitly changes the center and zoomLevel of the map. Any previously set value to those properties will be overridden.
This property does not provide any change notifications.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.6.
This property holds the zoom level for the map.
Larger values for the zoom level provide more detail. Zoom levels are always non-negative. The default value is 8.0. Depending on the plugin in use, values outside the [minimumZoomLevel, maximumZoomLevel] range, which represent the range for which tiles are available, may be accepted, or clamped.
Signal Documentation
This signal is emitted when the user clicks on a link in the copyright notice. The application should open the link in a browser or display its contents to the user.
Method Documentation
Adds the given item to the Map (for example MapQuickItem, MapCircle). If the object already is on the Map, it will not be added again.
As an example, consider the case where you have a MapCircle representing your current position:
import QtQuick 2.0 import QtPositioning 5.5 import QtLocation 5.6 PositionSource { id: positionSource } Map { id: map property MapCircle circle Component.onCompleted: { circle = Qt.createQmlObject('import QtLocation 5.3; MapCircle {}', page) circle.center = positionSource.position.coordinate circle.radius = 5000.0 circle.color = 'green' circle.border.width = 3 map.addMapItem(circle) } }
Note: MapItemViews cannot be added with this method.
See also mapItems, removeMapItem, and clearMapItems.
void addMapItemGroup(MapItemGroup itemGroup) |
Adds the map items contained in the given itemGroup to the Map (for example MapQuickItem, MapCircle).
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapItemGroup and removeMapItemGroup.
void addMapParameter(MapParameter parameter) |
Adds a MapParameter object to the map. The effect of this call is dependent on the combination of the content of the MapParameter and the type of underlying QGeoMap. If a MapParameter that is not supported by the underlying QGeoMap gets added, the call has no effect.
The release of this API with Qt 5.9 is a Technology Preview.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapParameter, removeMapParameter, mapParameters, and clearMapParameters.
Clears map data collected by the currently selected plugin.
Note: This method will delete cached files.
See also plugin.
Removes all items and item groups from the map.
See also mapItems, addMapItem, removeMapItem, addMapItemGroup, and removeMapItemGroup.
Removes all map parameters from the map.
The release of this API with Qt 5.9 is a Technology Preview.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapParameter, mapParameters, addMapParameter, removeMapParameter, and clearMapParameters.
Fits the current viewport to the boundary of all map items. The camera is positioned in the center of the map items, and at the largest integral zoom level possible which allows all map items to be visible on screen.
See also fitViewportToVisibleMapItems.
Fits the current viewport to the boundary of all visible map items. The camera is positioned in the center of the map items, and at the largest integral zoom level possible which allows all map items to be visible on screen.
See also fitViewportToMapItems.
point fromCoordinate(coordinate coordinate, bool clipToViewPort) |
Returns the position relative to the map item which corresponds to the coordinate.
If cliptoViewPort is true
, or not supplied then returns an invalid QPointF if coordinate is not within the current viewport.
Removes the given item from the Map (for example MapQuickItem, MapCircle). If the MapItem does not exist or was not previously added to the map, the method does nothing.
See also mapItems, addMapItem, and clearMapItems.
void removeMapItemGroup(MapItemGroup itemGroup) |
Removes itemGroup and the items contained therein from the Map.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapItemGroup and addMapItemGroup.
void removeMapParameter(MapParameter parameter) |
Removes the given MapParameter object from the map.
The release of this API with Qt 5.9 is a Technology Preview.
This QML method was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also MapParameter, addMapParameter, mapParameters, and clearMapParameters.
coordinate toCoordinate(QPointF position, bool clipToViewPort) |
Returns the coordinate which corresponds to the position relative to the map item.
If cliptoViewPort is true
, or not supplied then returns an invalid coordinate if position is not within the current viewport.


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Using Ant
Getting the Ant Tasks
Kotlin provides three tasks for Ant:
- kotlinc: Kotlin compiler targeting the JVM;
- kotlin2js: Kotlin compiler targeting JavaScript;
- withKotlin: Task to compile Kotlin files when using the standard javac Ant task.
These tasks are defined in the kotlin-ant.jar library which is located in the lib folder for the Kotlin Compiler Ant version 1.8.2+ is required.
Targeting JVM with Kotlin-only source
When the project consists of exclusively Kotlin source code, the easiest way to compile the project is to use the kotlinc task:
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<typedef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<kotlinc src="hello.kt" output="hello.jar"/>
</target>
</project>
where ${kotlin.lib}
points to the folder where the Kotlin standalone compiler was unzipped.
Targeting JVM with Kotlin-only source and multiple roots
If a project consists of multiple source roots, use src as elements to define paths:
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<typedef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<kotlinc output="hello.jar">
<src path="root1"/>
<src path="root2"/>
</kotlinc>
</target>
</project>
Targeting JVM with Kotlin and Java source
If a project consists of both Kotlin and Java source code, while it is possible to use kotlinc, to avoid repetition of task parameters, it is recommended to use withKotlin task:
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<typedef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<delete dir="classes" failonerror="false"/>
<mkdir dir="classes"/>
<javac destdir="classes" includeAntRuntime="false" srcdir="src">
<withKotlin/>
</javac>
<jar destfile="hello.jar">
<fileset dir="classes"/>
</jar>
</target>
</project>
You can also specify the name of the module being compiled as the moduleName
attribute:
<withKotlin moduleName="myModule"/>
Targeting JavaScript with single source folder
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<typedef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<kotlin2js src="root1" output="out.js"/>
</target>
</project>
Targeting JavaScript with Prefix, PostFix and sourcemap options
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<taskdef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<kotlin2js src="root1" output="out.js" outputPrefix="prefix" outputPostfix="postfix" sourcemap="true"/>
</target>
</project>
Targeting JavaScript with single source folder and metaInfo option
The metaInfo
option is useful, if you want to distribute the result of translation as a Kotlin/JavaScript library.
If metaInfo
was set to true
, then during compilation additional JS file with
binary metadata will be created. This file should be distributed together with the
result of translation:
<project name="Ant Task Test" default="build">
<typedef resource="org/jetbrains/kotlin/ant/antlib.xml" classpath="${kotlin.lib}/kotlin-ant.jar"/>
<target name="build">
<!-- out.meta.js will be created, which contains binary metadata -->
<kotlin2js src="root1" output="out.js" metaInfo="true"/>
</target>
</project>
References
Complete list of elements and attributes are listed below:
Attributes common for kotlinc and kotlin2js
| Name | Description | Required | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
src |
Kotlin source file or directory to compile | Yes | |
nowarn |
Suppresses all compilation warnings | No | false |
noStdlib |
Does not include the Kotlin standard library into the classpath | No | false |
failOnError |
Fails the build if errors are detected during the compilation | No | true |
kotlinc Attributes
| Name | Description | Required | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
output |
Destination directory or .jar file name | Yes | |
classpath |
Compilation class path | No | |
classpathref |
Compilation class path reference | No | |
includeRuntime |
If output is a .jar file, whether Kotlin runtime library is included in the jar |
No | true |
moduleName |
Name of the module being compiled | No | The name of the target (if specified) or the project |
kotlin2js Attributes
| Name | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
output |
Destination file | Yes |
libraries |
Paths to Kotlin libraries | No |
outputPrefix |
Prefix to use for generated JavaScript files | No |
outputSuffix |
Suffix to use for generated JavaScript files | No |
sourcemap |
Whether sourcemap file should be generated | No |
metaInfo |
Whether metadata file with binary descriptors should be generated | No |
main |
Should compiler generated code call the main function | No |
Passing raw compiler arguments
To pass custom raw compiler arguments, you can use <compilerarg>
elements with either value
or line
attributes.
This can be done within the <kotlinc>
, <kotlin2js>
, and <withKotlin>
task elements, as follows:
<kotlinc src="${test.data}/hello.kt" output="${temp}/hello.jar">
<compilerarg value="-Xno-inline"/>
<compilerarg line="-Xno-call-assertions -Xno-param-assertions"/>
<compilerarg value="-Xno-optimize"/>
</kotlinc>
The full list of arguments that can be used is shown when you run kotlinc -help
.


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The Blithedale Romance is the third of the major novels of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Much of the action of the novel is set at Blithedale, a utopian socialist community that is founded upon anti-capitalist ideals, yet is destroyed by the self-interested behavior of its members.
"The Three Fundamental Laws of Thought. (1) The Law of Identity-- Whatever is, is; or, in a more precise form, Every A is A. (2) The Law of Contradiction-- Nothing can both be and not be; Nothing can be A and not A. (3) The Law of Excluded Middle-- Everything must either be or not be; Everything is either A or not A."
In this treatise, English thinker George William Joseph Stock explains deductive logic.
Lewis Carroll's Game of Logic is a way to understand classical logic by means of symbols.
Hamlet is a tragedy and revenge play by William Shakespeare. It is one of his best-known works, one of the most-quoted writings in the English language and is universally included on lists of the world’s greatest books.
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a dramatized account of the betrayal of the the Roman Emperor.
The Last of the Mohicans is a novel that takes place during the French and Indian War following the adventures of Nathaniel "Natty" Bumppo and his two Mohican companions as they attempt to rescue the daughters of a British commander.
Macbeth is among the best known of William Shakespeare’s plays, as well as his shortest surviving tragedy. It is frequently performed at professional and community theatres around the world. The play, loosely based upon the historical account of King Macbeth of Scotland by Raphael Holinshed and the Scottish philosopher Hector Boece, is often seen as an archetypal tale of the dangers of the lust for power and betrayal of friends. It has frequently been adapted. In the theatrical world, many superstitions are associated with “Macbeth,” all connected with the belief that the play is somehow “cursed.” Many actors will not mention the name of the play aloud, referring to it as “the Scottish Play”.
The central character, John Melmoth, is a scholar who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for 150 extra years of life and spends that time searching for someone who will take over the pact for him; the novel actually takes place in the present, but this backstory is revealed through several nested stories-within-a-story that work backwards through time (usually through the Gothic trope of old books).
The Merchant of Venice is one of William Shakespeare's best-known plays, written sometime between 1596 and 1598. Although it is sometimes classified as a comedy and shares certain aspects with the other romantic comedies, it is perhaps more remembered for its dramatic scenes (particularly the trial scene) and is best known for its portrayal of the Jew Shylock, which has raised questions of anti-semitism.
Romeo and Juliet is an early tragedy by William Shakespeare about two teenage “star-cross’d lovers” whose “untimely deaths” ultimately unite their feuding households. The play has been highly praised by literary critics for its language and dramatic effect. It was among Shakespeare’s most popular plays during his lifetime and, along with Hamlet, is one of his most frequently performed plays. Romeo and Juliet are widely represented as archetypal young lovers.
The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850, is set in Puritan New England in the 17th century. Exploring the issues of grace, legalism, and guilt, it tells the story of Hester Prynne, a Puritan woman who commits adultry then struggles to create a new life.
Detailed descriptions of the various landmarks of St. Augustine from its founding in 1565 through 1918.
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Beowulf, the epic tale of adventure that follows Beowulf as he battles Grendel, Grendel's Mother, and later becomes king. Beowulf was originally written in Old English by an unknown Anglo-Saxon poet sometime between the 8th and 11th centuries. It is one of the most important works of Anglo-Saxon literature. This translation, by Professor Francis Gummere, was first published in 1910.
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The Marble Faun is a gothic romance concerning three young Americans and one young Italian Count who meet in Rome. The book features picturesque descriptions of historic art and architecture in Rome as a backdrop to a tale of mystery, murder, and romance.
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Information regarding the discoveries contributing to mathematics and the problems in determining chronology.
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The author describes the city of Tallahassee and the origin of its name and population information.
From fairest creatures we desire increase
When forty winters shall besiege thy brow
Look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest
Unthrifty loveliness why dost thou spend
Those hours that with gentle work did frame
Then let not winter’s ragged hand deface
Lo in the orient when the gracious light
Music to hear, why hear’st thou music sadly?
Is it for fear to wet a widow’s eye
For shame deny that thou bear’st love to any
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When I do count the clock that tells the time
O that you were your self, but love you are
Not from the stars do I my judgement pluck
When I consider every thing that grows
But wherefore do not you a mightier way
Who will believe my verse in time to come
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
Devouring Time blunt thou the lion’s paws


Constants¶
Physical, mathematical, computational, isotope, and material constants.
- Defines the following constants:
- Mathematical
Pi, Pi2, Pi3, TwoPi, Sqrt2, pi, pi2, pi3, Twopi
- Physical
Gravity, T0, P0, T25, sigma, R, R_air, R_H2O, Na, REarth
- Isotope
R13VPDB, R18VSMOW, R2VSMOW
- Computational
tiny, huge, eps
- Material
mmol_co2, mmol_h2o, mmol_air, density_quartz, cheat_quartz, cheat_water, cheat_air, latentheat_vaporization
This module was written by Matthias Cuntz while at Department of Computational Hydrosystems, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Leipzig, Germany, and continued while at Institut National de Recherche pour l’Agriculture, l’Alimentation et l’Environnement (INRAE), Nancy, France.
- copyright:
Copyright 2012-2021 Matthias Cuntz, see AUTHORS.rst for details.
- license:
MIT License, see LICENSE for details.
Constants:
Mathematical constant \(\pi\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\pi/2\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\pi/3\) |
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Mathematical constant \(2\pi\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\pi\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\pi/2\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\pi/3\) |
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Mathematical constant \(2\pi\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\sqrt{2}\) |
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Mathematical constant \(\sqrt{2}\) |
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Standard average Earth's gravity (\(m^2 s^{-1}\)) |
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0 degree Celsius in Kelvin. |
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Standard pressure (Pa) |
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Standard ambient temperature of 25 \(^\circ C\) in Kelvin [K] |
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Stefan-Boltzmann constant (\(W m^{-2} K^{-4}\)) |
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Ideal gas constant R = Na*kB (\(J K^{-1} mol^{-1}\)) |
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Specific gas constant of dry air Rair = R/molmass_air (\(J K^{-1} kg^{-1}\)) |
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Gas constant of water vapour Rh2o = R/molmass_h2o (\(J K^{-1} kg^{-1}\)) |
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Avogadro number (\(mol^{-1}\)) |
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Boltzmann constant (\(J K^{-1}\)) |
Radius of the Earth (m) |
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Molar mass of \(CO_2\) (\(g mol^{-1}\)) |
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Molar mass of \(CO_2\) (\(kg mol^{-1}\)) |
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Molar mass of water (\(g mol^{-1}\)) |
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Molar mass of water (\(kg mol^{-1}\)) |
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Molar mass of dry air of standard atmosphere (\(g mol^{-1}\)) |
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Molar mass of dry air (\(kg mol^{-1}\)) |
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Density of quartz (\(g cm^{-3}\)) |
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Heat capacity of quartz (\(J kg^-1 K^-1\)) |
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Heat capacity of water (\(J kg^{-1} K^{-1}\)) |
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Heat capacity of air (\(J kg^{-1} K^{-1}\)) |
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Latent heat of vaporization of water (\(J kg^{-1}\)) |
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\(^{13}C\) isotope ratio of VPDB |
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\(^{18}O\) isotope ratio of VSMOW |
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Deuterium= \(^{2}H\) isotope ratio of VSMOW |
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The smallest positive floating point number with full precision. |
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The largest representable floating point number. |
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Numerical precision of floats. |
- History
Written Jan 2012 by Matthias Cuntz (mc (at) macu (dot) de)
Ported to Python 3, Feb 2013, Matthias Cuntz
Added dielectric constant for water, Mar 2014, Arndt Piayda
Added heat capacities for air, water and quartz as well as density of quartz, Sep 2014, Arndt Piayda
Added Pi3=pi/3, R13VPDB, R18VSMOW, R2VSMOW, Mar 2015, Matthias Cuntz
Renamed heat capacities, molar masses, density of quartz, Mar 2015, Matthias Cuntz
Moved calculation of dielectric constant of water to own routine, Mar 2015, Matthias Cuntz
Added computational constants such as tiny=np.finfo(np.float).tiny, Nov 2016, Matthias Cuntz
Added gas constants for dry air and water, May 2017, RL
Using numpy docstring format, May 2020, Matthias Cuntz
Added lowercase version of pi constants, May 2020, Matthias Cuntz
Updated all constants related to gases for redefinition of SI units of 2019, Jan 2023, Matthias Cuntz
Renamed some constant for greater consistency, Jan 2023, Matthias Cuntz
- Na = 6.02214076e+23¶
Avogadro number (\(mol^{-1}\))
- P0 = 101325.0¶
Standard pressure (Pa)
- Pi = 3.141592653589793¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi\)
- Pi2 = 1.5707963267948966¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi/2\)
- Pi3 = 1.0471975511965979¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi/3\)
- R = 8.31446261815324¶
Ideal gas constant R = Na*kB (\(J K^{-1} mol^{-1}\))
- R13VPDB = 0.0112372¶
\(^{13}C\) isotope ratio of VPDB
- R18VSMOW = 0.0020052¶
\(^{18}O\) isotope ratio of VSMOW
- R2VSMOW = 0.00015576¶
Deuterium= \(^{2}H\) isotope ratio of VSMOW
- REarth = 6371009.0¶
Radius of the Earth (m)
- Rair =<PHONE_NUMBER>5894405¶
Specific gas constant of dry air Rair = R/molmass_air (\(J K^{-1} kg^{-1}\))
- Rh2o =<PHONE_NUMBER>1345604¶
Gas constant of water vapour Rh2o = R/molmass_h2o (\(J K^{-1} kg^{-1}\))
- Sqrt2 = 1.4142135623730951¶
Mathematical constant \(\sqrt{2}\)
- T0 = 273.15¶
0 degree Celsius in Kelvin. Conversion constant from Celsius to Kelvin.
- T25 = 298.15¶
Standard ambient temperature of 25 \(^\circ C\) in Kelvin [K]
- TwoPi = 6.283185307179586¶
Mathematical constant \(2\pi\)
- Twopi = 6.283185307179586¶
Mathematical constant \(2\pi\)
- cheat_air = 1010.0¶
Heat capacity of air (\(J kg^{-1} K^{-1}\))
- cheat_quartz = 800.0¶
Heat capacity of quartz (\(J kg^-1 K^-1\))
- cheat_water = 4180.0¶
Heat capacity of water (\(J kg^{-1} K^{-1}\))
- density_quartz = 2.65¶
Density of quartz (\(g cm^{-3}\))
- eps = 2.220446049250313e-16¶
Numerical precision of floats. The difference between 1.0 and the next smallest representable float larger than 1.0. For example, for 64-bit binary floats in the IEEE-754 standard, \(eps = 2^{-52}\), approximately 2.22e-16.
- gravity = 9.80665¶
Standard average Earth’s gravity (\(m^2 s^{-1}\))
- huge = 1.7976931348623157e+308¶
The largest representable floating point number.
- latentheat_vaporization = 2450000.0¶
Latent heat of vaporization of water (\(J kg^{-1}\))
- mmol_air = 28.9644¶
Molar mass of dry air of standard atmosphere (\(g mol^{-1}\))
- mmol_co2 = 44.009¶
Molar mass of \(CO_2\) (\(g mol^{-1}\))
- mmol_h2o = 18.01528¶
Molar mass of water (\(g mol^{-1}\))
- molmass_air = 0.0289644¶
Molar mass of dry air (\(kg mol^{-1}\))
- molmass_co2 = 0.044009¶
Molar mass of \(CO_2\) (\(kg mol^{-1}\))
- molmass_h2o = 0.01801528¶
Molar mass of water (\(kg mol^{-1}\))
- pi = 3.141592653589793¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi\)
- pi2 = 1.5707963267948966¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi/2\)
- pi3 = 1.0471975511965979¶
Mathematical constant \(\pi/3\)
- sigma = 5.67e-08¶
Stefan-Boltzmann constant (\(W m^{-2} K^{-4}\))
- sqrt2 = 1.4142135623730951¶
Mathematical constant \(\sqrt{2}\)
- tiny = 2.2250738585072014e-308¶
The smallest positive floating point number with full precision.


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The Label Fonts panel lets you configure the fonts used to draw node labels. This help describes label drawing when the "Use Multiple Font Labels" box is checked.
Constellation uses the fonts installed on your workstation to draw node and connection labels on graphs. More than one font can be used, depending on the text being displayed. To render a label, Constellation uses the following steps:
English text is read left-to-right. However, other text (such as Arabic and Hebrew) is read right-to-left. The text is scanned to see which direction it belongs to, and split into runs, such that each run contains text of a single direction.
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On Windows, if an OTF font file name such as "NotoSerifSC-Regular.otf" is specified, the file will first be looked for in the user's local profile font directory %LOCALAPPDATA%/Microsoft/Windows/Fonts/NotoSerifSC-Regular.otf, then the windows directory %WINDIR%/Fonts/NotoSerifSC-Regular.otf.
An absolute filename (C:/MyFonts/font1.ttf or /fonts/font1.ttf) can be used to specify a font file.
An example:
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Fonts can be tagged with additional information. Adding one of the tags "BOLD", "ITALIC", or "BOLD_ITALIC" will have the corresponding effect on the font.
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The Arial font contains both Latin and Arabic script, but you may want use Arial for Latin characters, and a different font (say, Noto Sans Arabic) for Arabic characters. You can do this by tagging a font with the scripts it should use or not use.
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Arial,BOLD,!ARABIC Noto Sans Arabic C:\Users\User1\Downloads\Fonts\NotoSerifCJKtc-Regular.otf
This is an alternative to the previous configuration: the "!" signifies a negation, so Arial Bold will not be used for Arabic codepoints, which will therefore be drawn using Noto Sans Arabic.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | rpart, yarrr, circlize, parallel, graphics, randomForest, igraph, e1071, stringr, progress, pROC, caret |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-09-15 |
| Author: | Nathaniel Phillips [aut, cre], Hansjoerg Neth [aut], Jan Woike [aut], Wolfgang Gaissmaer [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Nathaniel Phillips <Nathaniel.D.Phillips.is at gmail.com> |
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| Reverse imports: | PCRedux |
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Cast: Glenn Close, Jeff Daniels, Joely Richardson, Joan Plowright, Hugh Laurie, Mark Williams, John Shrapnel Director: Stephen Herek Screenplay: John Hughes based on the novel by Dodie Smith
People look like the pets they own. There may be some truth in this statement. Jeff Daniels carries the same dog eyed look of a Labrador, and Joely Richardson carries herself with the same dainty steps of a poodle, and Cruella De vil (Glen Close) has given the term 'bitch' a new edge.
Animals talk to each other and this movie proves it. When our 99 puppies are kidnapped, the dogs of England howl the night down like the sounding of an air raid, and every creature whether domestic or wild, join in one of the greatest rescues of the animal kingdom.
HOWWWWWWL, woof, woof, HOWWWWWWL. Sorry, I just felt like doing something spontaneously canine.
 Of note is the similar 'Home Alone' sequences where the baddies, namely Cruella, get a run for their money. Crime doesn't pay and the punishment for kidnapping puppies is well deserved and hilariously painful to watch.
Forget about 'Perfect Match' or any dating service for lonely hearts. All you need to find true love is a pet Dalmation, and a bicycle ride in the park on a sunny day. I guarantee that your dog will sniff out all the potential suspects for you. Falling in the pond also gains you extra sympathy points, but getting the girl in the end is all that matters.
So the Disney cartoon classic, '101 Dalmations' comes to life, and I can say that it is quite enjoyable to watch if one does not continually compare it to the original. Like all Disney movies, they all get to live happily ever after - Pongo, Pedita and all 99 puppies.
Comment: Furs are out this season says the 'House of Voon'.
Pet feel scale: 0% quack / meow / *WOOF* 100%
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Distance of the Horizon
Given the Height of Eye, Compute the Distance to the Horizon
Height of eye (specify units):
feet
meters
Distance to the Horizon:
(Nautical Miles)
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Bioclimatic variables (Hijmans
et al. 2005) used as Maxent environmental factors and in RCP projections to model the current and future habitat suitability for
Karsenia koreana.
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Description
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Mean Diurnal Range (Mean of monthly (max temp-min temp)


Git Bloggin
To git or not to git?
June 20, 2015
To git or not to git? The answer is definitely a resounding, "yes indeed, I should want to git as a software developer." Not to git is like having a prolific writer who constantly makes changes using a pencil without the eraser. In the end, he would likely be stuck with a messy finished written prose on paper. Fortunately, there is git.
Git is a free and open source version control system that helps coders around the world save different versions of their code on their local computer. Git is able to achieve this by adding and saving any changes to its memory at a certain point in time. This is done via what git calls a “commit”. One can make changes pretty much at any single point in time, and also revert to a previous preferred state of one's code.
In addition, there is the option of using git's online cousin, GitHub. GitHub is simply a pretty powerful online web app where you store and send all those changes/versions of your code to. GitHub also does an excelllent job creating an environment where developers are able to share/collaborate with others on projects. Git and GitHub are able to communicate with each other through simple commands, such as, git push (to GitHub), git pull (from GitHub). As you collaborate on a project, you can also use git to create different versions (or “branches” with their own versions) of a project where collaborators can contribute their own version of a code. Later, if all collaborators agree, everyone can push and merge their individual code into one “master branch” version to GitHub. Developers use git and GitHub to track changes as they are both especially useful when team members are working on projects simultaneously.


Data that can be read and interpreted without any special parameters is known has plaintext. The method of hiding plaintext in such a way as to hide it’s value is called encryption. Encrypting plaintext generates unreadable strings known as ciphertext. The main use for encryption is to ensure that information is hidden from anyone who should not be seeing it, Even if one were to gain access to the information, they would still be at a loss as the data is completely unreadable.
Cryptography is a way of using maths to securely encrypt and decrypt data. Cryptography enables the user to store sensitive information and transmit it across insecure networks without exposing anything. Encrypted data is completely useless to anyone who does not know how to decrypt it.
Cryptanalysis however, is the science behind analyzing and breaking down secure communication. Typical cryptanalysis involves an interesting combination of analytical reasoning, pattern finding, mathematical tools and determination.
Cryptology embraces both Cryptogtaphy and Cryptanalysis. Conventional
The most popular example of cryptography in history is Caesar’s Cipher; an encryption method wherein letters were moved around in the alphabet, usually shifted up or down using a key. Say the key is 3. The person reading the message would decrypt it by ”shifting” the alphabet up by three places. Explanation and example:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
DEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABC
So… using this key, the ciphertext for the word VOKINS would be YRNLQV
0> V O K I N S
1> W P L J O T
2> X Q M K P U
3> Y R N L Q V
To move from step to step, we change each letter in the word to be one further along. As the key is 3, we do this 3 times.
Part two coming soon…


Pierce Brosnan's sons to serve as Golden Globes ambassadors
by Karen ButlerNov. 16 (UPI) -- Actor Pierce Brosnan's aspiring-filmmaker sons Dylan and Paris have been named Golden Globe ambassadors for the 2020 gala.
The Globes ceremony is where the Hollywood Foreign Press Association distributes awards for excellence in film and television.
It is set to take place on Jan. 5 in Beverly Hills, Calif., with comedian Ricky Gervais serving as host for the show to air on NBC.
The ambassador position is typically held by the child or children of a well-known screen artist.
The kids of Dwayne Johnson, Jamie Foxx, Idris Elba, Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Bacon and Kelsey Grammer have all helped hand out statuettes at the prize presentation in recent years.
They also have done philanthropic work in connection with the HFPA after the star-studded gala is over.


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So to kick off 2014, we continued to apply this principle to the evolution of our own brand, introducing a refined design system along with a new logo and a reengineered site. Over the course of the last 15 years, we have grown so much and worked hard to apply the


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| The Cranberries Delores O'Riordan (Lead Vocals) Noel Hogan (Lead Guitar) Mike Hogan (Bassist) Fergal Lawler (Drummer) Niall Quinn(Vocalist) |
"Zombie" "Ode to My Family" "I Can't be with You" "Ridiculous Thoughts" |
Recorded: 1993 Released: September 19, 1994 |
The Cranberries Official Website The Cranberries Official Youtube Channel |


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Stoke make official approach for Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill
Stoke have made an official approach for Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill, the Irish Football Association has announced.
The Potters have been linked with a host of potential replacements since sacking Nathan Jones last week and have now contacted the IFA about their long-serving boss.
In a short statement released to the PA news agency, the IFA said: “The Irish Football Association has been approached by EFL Championship club Stoke City who are seeking permission to speak to Michael O’Neill about their vacant manager’s position.”
O’Neill has been in charge of his national side since the end of 2011 and guided them to their first major tournament in 30 years when qualifying for Euro 2016.
They still have a chance of reaching next year’s tournament too, sitting third in Group C behind Holland and Germany and face the daunting prospect of games against both powerhouses this month.
Regardless of those results a play-off place seems likely for Northern Ireland, which will surely factor into the 50-year-old’s thinking as he ponders the prospect of taking over the Championship strugglers.
Speaking at Wednesday’s squad announcement in Belfast, O’Neill was asked about potential interest from Stoke.
“It is always flattering. It is better to be linked than not linked, let’s be honest,” said O’Neill, who was unsuccessfully targeted by Scotland last year.
“It is not a distraction for me. It is something that has been ongoing for a number of years, and the focus has been on preparing for next week’s games.
“As I have always said, if and when a situation arises, then you look at that scenario at that moment in time. But right now, my focus is obviously on the two games that lie ahead.”


Custom Mapping¶
In some cases you may need to map CSV columns onto properties of your output entity in a way that is not 1:1, or your
output entity may contain other non-scalar types which you need to populate using multiple columns from the CSV row.
This is where MapUsing
comes into play. MapUsing accepts a delegate which will be called for each non-empty,
non-comment row in your CSV. The call to the supplied delegate happens after all of the MapProperty
mappings
have executed for that row, so your entity maybe partially populated with data by the time your delegate executes.
Example¶
First, like any other mapping, you need to establish an implementation of CsvMapping<MyEntity>
.
public class Person
{
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
}
public class MyEntity
{
public string OrderId { get; set; }
public Person Customer { get; set; }
}
// CSV format: 1234,Doe,John
public class MyMap : CsvMapping<MyEntity>
{
public MyMap()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.OrderId);
// TODO: Map person using MapUsing()
}
}
Adding MapUsing¶
Now we have our first column mapped to the OrderId, but how can we map the second & third columns to an instance of our Person
class?
MapUsing
to the rescue!
// CSV format: 1234,Doe,John
public class MyMap : CsvMapping<MyEntity>
{
public MyMap()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.OrderId);
MapUsing((entity, values) =>
{
// TODO: Invalidate the row if first name is missing.
var customer = new Person();
// WARNING: IndexOutOfRangeException could happen here!!
customer.LastName = values.Tokens[1];
customer.FirstName = values.Tokens[2];
entity.Customer = customer;
return true;
});
}
}
Getting Defensive¶
Great! Now our MyEntity
class will get correctly populated with the order ID and a Person
instance with the correct
first & last name set. But what happens if we encounter a row that is missing the first name, along the lines of “1234,Acme Inc”?
This is bad news, especially if multiple rows could be missing the third column … each row will raise an exception, which would be
very detrimental to parsing performance. That’s why we require your MapUsing
delegate to return a boolean, indicating
whether the data you mapped resulted in a valid row.
Note: you should avoid doing things that could raise exceptions within your
delegate, even if you use try...catch
. The very fact that the exception is raised will slow your CSV parsing down
tremendously, even if it is caught and discarded.
// CSV format: 1234,Doe,John
public class MyMap : CsvMapping<MyEntity>
{
public MyMap()
{
MapProperty(0, x => x.OrderId);
MapUsing((entity, values) =>
{
// Checking that we have enough data and that the data is within range
// should happen before we try to access & map it below.
if(values.Tokens.Length < 3)
{
return false;
}
var customer = new Person();
customer.LastName = values.Tokens[1];
customer.FirstName = values.Tokens[2];
entity.Customer = customer;
return true;
});
}
}


Operators (bpy.ops)¶
Calling Operators¶
Provides python access to calling operators, this includes operators written in C, Python or macros.
Only keyword arguments can be used to pass operator properties.
Operators don’t have return values as you might expect,
instead they return a set() which is made up of:
{'RUNNING_MODAL', 'CANCELLED', 'FINISHED', 'PASS_THROUGH'}
.
Common return values are {'FINISHED'}
and {'CANCELLED'}
.
Calling an operator in the wrong context will raise a RuntimeError
,
there is a poll() method to avoid this problem.
Note that the operator ID (bl_idname) in this example is mesh.subdivide
,
bpy.ops
is just the access path for python.
Keywords and Positional Arguments¶
For calling operators keywords are used for operator properties and positional arguments are used to define how the operator is called.
There are 3 optional positional arguments (documented in detail below).
bpy.ops.test.operator(override_context, execution_context, undo)
- override_context -
dict
type. - execution_context -
str
(enum). - undo -
bool
type.
Each of these arguments is optional, but must be given in the order above.
import bpy
# calling an operator
bpy.ops.mesh.subdivide(number_cuts=3, smoothness=0.5)
# check poll() to avoid exception.
if bpy.ops.object.mode_set.poll():
bpy.ops.object.mode_set(mode='EDIT')
Overriding Context¶
It is possible to override context members that the operator sees, so that they act on specified rather than the selected or active data, or to execute an operator in the different part of the user interface.
The context overrides are passed as a dictionary, with keys matching the context
member names in bpy.context.
For example to override bpy.context.active_object
,
you would pass {'active_object': object}
.
Note
You will nearly always want to use a copy of the actual current context as basis (otherwise, you’ll have to find and gather all needed data yourself).
# remove all objects in scene rather than the selected ones
import bpy
override = bpy.context.copy()
override['selected_objects'] = list(bpy.context.scene.objects)
bpy.ops.object.delete(override)
Execution Context¶
When calling an operator you may want to pass the execution context.
This determines the context that is given for the operator to run in, and whether invoke() is called or only execute().
‘EXEC_DEFAULT’ is used by default, running only the execute() method, but you may want the operator to take user interaction with ‘INVOKE_DEFAULT’ which will also call invoke() if existing.
The execution context is one of: (‘INVOKE_DEFAULT’, ‘INVOKE_REGION_WIN’, ‘INVOKE_REGION_CHANNELS’, ‘INVOKE_REGION_PREVIEW’, ‘INVOKE_AREA’, ‘INVOKE_SCREEN’, ‘EXEC_DEFAULT’, ‘EXEC_REGION_WIN’, ‘EXEC_REGION_CHANNELS’, ‘EXEC_REGION_PREVIEW’, ‘EXEC_AREA’, ‘EXEC_SCREEN’)
# collection add popup
import bpy
bpy.ops.object.collection_instance_add('INVOKE_DEFAULT')
It is also possible to run an operator in a particular part of the user interface. For this we need to pass the window, screen, area and sometimes a region.
# maximize 3d view in all windows
import bpy
for window in bpy.context.window_manager.windows:
screen = window.screen
for area in screen.areas:
if area.type == 'VIEW_3D':
override = {'window': window, 'screen': screen, 'area': area}
bpy.ops.screen.screen_full_area(override)
break
- Action Operators
- Anim Operators
- Armature Operators
- Boid Operators
- Brush Operators
- Buttons Operators
- Cachefile Operators
- Camera Operators
- Clip Operators
- Cloth Operators
- Collection Operators
- Console Operators
- Constraint Operators
- Curve Operators
- Cycles Operators
- Dpaint Operators
- Ed Operators
- Export Anim Operators
- Export Mesh Operators
- Export Scene Operators
- File Operators
- Fluid Operators
- Font Operators
- Gizmogroup Operators
- Gpencil Operators
- Graph Operators
- Image Operators
- Import Anim Operators
- Import Curve Operators
- Import Mesh Operators
- Import Scene Operators
- Info Operators
- Lattice Operators
- Marker Operators
- Mask Operators
- Material Operators
- Mball Operators
- Mesh Operators
- Nla Operators
- Node Operators
- Object Operators
- Outliner Operators
- Paint Operators
- Paintcurve Operators
- Palette Operators
- Particle Operators
- Pose Operators
- Poselib Operators
- Preferences Operators
- Ptcache Operators
- Render Operators
- Rigidbody Operators
- Safe Areas Operators
- Scene Operators
- Screen Operators
- Script Operators
- Sculpt Operators
- Sequencer Operators
- Sound Operators
- Surface Operators
- Text Operators
- Texture Operators
- Transform Operators
- Ui Operators
- Uv Operators
- View2D Operators
- View3D Operators
- Wm Operators
- Workspace Operators
- World Operators


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Big numbers in the game
As seen in the design part, the
number of notes grows exponentially. A simple computer with at
most 64 bit can't handle a number like 10^50. To fix this
problem I created a custom class that stores the base number and
the exponent of the power with base 10. That is number = baseNum
* 10 ^ exponent.
The base number can only reach 999 and then it gets reduced and
the exponent increased. I then created an array of suffixes
(like "K", "M", "G", "T", ecc) to put at the end of the number
to create a human readable string.
You can test it here if you want!


Leaf angle distribution is described by a number of functions (e.g. ellipsoidal, Beta and rotated ellipsoidal). The parameters of leaf angle distributions functions are estimated through different empirical relationship. This package includes estimations of parameters of different leaf angle distribution function, plots and evaluates leaf angle distribution functions, calculates extinction coefficients given leaf angle distribution. Reference: Wang(2007)<doi:10.1016/j.agrformet.2006.12.003>.
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Clean, Shaven
Written and Directed by Lodge H. Kerrigan Cinematography by Teodoro Maniaci
Starring Peter Greene (Peter Winter), Robert Albert (Jack McNally), Megan Owen (Mrs. Winter), Jennifer MacDonald (Nicole Winter), Molly Castelloe (Melinda Frayne)
A film review by Chris Loar
_Clean, Shaven_ is a minor miracle of a movie; it's risky and innovative, and yet it's not esoteric, since the director's aim -- to put you inside the head of a schizophrenic man -- is immediately obvious, and the occasionally obscure way the story unfolds is no impediment to understanding what the film is really about. This is a film that almost no one will enjoy watching, exactly -- and yet it's hard to imagine anyone walking away from it unaffected. It's not an easy or a pleasant film to watch, but it will repay the effort many times over. Because while it is, on the one hand, a fascinating and utterly horrifying trip into the mind of a schizophrenic man, it's also a story about loneliness, isolation, and the vast spaces that lie between ordinary people.
The story revolves around the efforts of a schizophrenic man, Peter Winter (played with astonishing power by Peter Greene) to locate his daughter. Along the way, we meet several lesser players -- Peter's mother, his daughter, and Jack McNally, the detective who is pursuing him on suspicion of a brutal murder. We follow Peter as he is released (or escapes) from a hospital and steals an ancient, decrepit car. We remain in large part attached to Peter's point of view, and Kerrigan makes good use of all the arthouse techniques at his disposal -- eerie close-ups on mundane objects combine with bizarre sound effects and half-intelligible dialogue offscreen, and even the rather ordinary processes of shaving and pouring cream into coffee become genuinely disturbing.
What makes Greene's performance so compelling is the fear and desperation that bleed into his every gesture, each twitch, each blink of a wide, terrified eye. Peter is profoundly alone -- cut off not just from other people but from the stability of daily reality that we all take for granted. The film's most startling effect is to take all these fairly stock film techniques and transform them into something that helps us experience some of that isolation and fear.
 We identify with him because we have nothing else to cling to. Peter, unfortunately, doesn't have anything to cling to but a damaged photograph of his daughter. In his loneliness and despair, he's drawn to her -- perhaps the only person alive to whom he feels any sense of connection.
Intercut with Peter's search are sequences, often no less disturbing, that focus on the secondary players. These characters are, in their own ways, no less alone than Peter, and the fact that they are "normal" makes their isolation is all the more unsettling. In various sequences we see Peter's mother biding her time alone in her large house; Peter's daughter waiting by herself for her adoptive mother to pick her up after school; Detective Jack McNally drinking alone in a noisy bar. Each of these scenes is created using the same cinematic tools that create Peter's reality -- an erratic soundtrack, disorienting close-ups -- and the consistency of this technique emphasizes the isolation that these characters all have in common.
Ultimately, Kerrigan's emphasis on loneliness and what keeps us apart feels utterly hopeless. The movie creates a feeling that nothing can be accomplished, that serious human contact -- real intimacy -- is impossible, or at least rare. Even the most poignant emotional connection made between characters in this film -- the powerful, immediate bond between Peter and his daughter in the movie's final scenes -- seems to founder on misunderstandings and incompatible illusions. I'm not at all sure I like that hopelessness, particularly after the film has taken such pains to show us that we can get inside another person's head -- that while every man may be an island, we're all capable of building bridges. But that's a minor quibble. The film's real achievement resides in helping us see the world through the eyes of men and women who feel alone; in that achievement lies something unbearably hopeful.
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We exist to foster prosperity by lending support to imapct society for the better.
We exist to reduce friction by creating relief to impact society for the better.
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Design transparent, just-in-time services that are meaningful and impactful to the everyday life of a person living in Gainesville.
If we look at Maslow's hierarch of needs - we need to work on the basics first - the core needs (physiologocal, safety). If our community stops struggling with these, we can work on a higher echelon - belonging.
When we free ourselves of struggling through the transactional business of living, we start to imagine a society where people are empowered, creative m fulfilled and connected.


Samsung Galaxy S10 receives One UI 2.0 beta 7 with several fixes in tow
by David OhJust a day after the sixth One UI 2.0 beta update came out for the Galaxy S10 series, another one has been released. As Samsung races to the finish line toward a final stable build of Android 10, a few more bugs are getting squashed along the way.
So far, the seventh beta has been spotted rolling out for the unlocked Galaxy S10 users in South Korea and US, with software version G975NKSU3ZSKL for the former and G975U1UEU2ZSKL for the latter.
The latest update addresses several important usability issues such as Wi-Fi and camera stability, random phone resets, and Bluetooth headset noise issues. The rest of the fixes further tweak the general performance of One UI 2.0, and the Android security patch level remains on December 1st.
As always, you can initiate the download by going to Settings > Software Update and tapping on Download and install. The file size will vary depending on the device and country.
At the pace Samsung is going, Galaxy S10 users just might end up with the final Android 10 build before the year's end.
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Samsung Community Forum
Thanks:
Eric Braun,
Sean McNair


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Interact with the Garden in a new and exciting way! Using GPS-enabled smart phones and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s TaleBlazer software, the Garden has created five free-choice games that require users to gather input from Garden surroundings and demonstrate their understanding to progress through the games. Whether you’re identifying plants to use at your 5-star restaurant or applying navigation skills to find buried treasure, get ready for a virtual adventure!
Red Butte Garden’s TaleBlazer games are free of charge and available for download on any GPS-enabled tablet or smart phone. You will need either a Wi-Fi connection or a data plan to install TaleBlazer and initially download games, but no connection or data is used while playing.
Location:Courtyard Garden & Four Seasons Garden
Duration: 15-25 minutes
Best Time to Play: Year round
Difficulty: Beginner
Interact with Chauncey, Red Butte Garden’s resident gnome, to learn Garden etiquette and practice TaleBlazer basics in this tutorial game.
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www.taleblazer.org
Location: Water Pavilion Garden
Duration: 25-35 minutes
Best Time to Play: March-October
Difficulty: Intermediate
Assemble an army to defeat the evil Lady Nightshade and her invading warriors! Learn about native plants and invasive species issues while exploring the Garden’s Water Pavilion in this fantasy adventure game.
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Salt Lake County Weed Control
EDDMapS
Urban Habitat
Location: Children’s Garden
Duration: 10-35 minutes
Best Time to Play: March-September
Difficulty: Intermediate
Can you make water-efficient choices? Learn about water conservation while increasing the water supply to your home village of Trickleton as you explore the Children's Garden.
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Utah Division of Water Resources
Slow the Flow
Water-Use It Wisely
Utah Water Watch
Desert Plant Adaptations
Desert Animal Adaptations
Location: Courtyard Garden, Herb Garden, & Medicinal Garden
Duration: 25-35 minutes
Best Time to Play: May-August
Difficulty: Intermediate
Help your restaurant earn a 5-star rating by selecting the correct garden fresh ingredients. Play the role of an assistant chef and help fill customers’ orders by correctly identifying plants in the Garden.
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Utah Farmers Markets
Finding a Community Garden
Plant Uses
Medicinal Uses of Plants
Locavore App
Location: Natural Area
Duration: 45-55 minutes
Best Time to Play: Year round
Difficulty: Advanced (longer game, includes significant hike)
Can you find Captain Bonneville's missing treasure? Test your navigation skills and geographic knowledge while exploring Red Butte Garden's natural area.
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Lake Bonneville
Utah in the Age of Dinosaurs


 These article helps you escape these issues and enjoy safe online presence using the free and open source utility known as Pi-hole.
Pi-hole is a DNS sinkhole that protects your devices from unwanted content, without installing any client-side software. It is cool tool and very easy to install but most of the ISP routers does not allow you to override DNS configuration and it is hard to find documentation on how to setup pi-hole as DNS server or DHCP.
Below steps manifests how to install pihole, access pihole admin web interface and how to use it as DHCP
You can install Pi-hole on raspberrypi using the following command:
{% highlight shell %} curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash {% endhighlight %}pi-hole comes with admin (management) tool, which shows stats on all the domains being queried on your network. After pi-hole installation, you can use web interface by entering http://<IP_ADDRESS> OR {IP_OF_MACHINE}:80/admin in browser.
Alternatively there is pi-hole admin app available for android devices, here is the download linkYou need to update your device’s network configuration to use pi-hole as dns server, here is the sample configuration example of windows laptop.
go to wifi properties -> ip settings -> edit -> add manual DHCP configuration like below
A reddit user by the name _CamelCase_ created a unified hosts file to add extra domains to the block list which blocks over 1 million Domains
{%highlight shell%} https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CamelCase11/UnifiedHosts/master/hosts.all {% endhighlight%} Here is the guide on how to add domains to blacklistEnjoy setting up pi-hole for your home network.


Whether to start playback automatically. Default is false.
The AudioContext of the listener given in the constructor.
Modify pitch, measured in cents. +/- 100 is a semitone. +/- 1200 is an octave. Default is 0.
Overrides the duration of the audio. Same as the duration parameter of AudioBufferSourceNode.start(). Default is undefined to play the whole buffer.
Represents an array of BiquadFilterNodes. Can be used to apply a variety of low-order filters to create more complex sound effects. Filters are set via Audio.setFilter or Audio.setFilters.
A GainNode created using AudioContext.createGain().
Whether playback can be controlled using the play(), pause() etc. methods. Default is true.
Whether the audio is currently playing.
A reference to the listener object of this audio.
An offset to the time within the audio buffer that playback should begin. Same as the offset parameter of AudioBufferSourceNode.start(). Default is 0.
Speed of playback. Default is 1.
An AudioBufferSourceNode created using AudioContext.createBufferSource().
Type of the audio source. Default is string 'empty'.
String denoting the type, set to 'Audio'.
Connect to the Audio.source. This is used internally on initialisation and when setting / removing filters.
Disconnect from the Audio.source. This is used internally when setting / removing filters.
Returns the first element of the filters array.
Returns the filters array.
Return the value of source.loop (whether playback should loop).
Return the gainNode.
Return the value of playbackRate.
Return the current volume.
Called automatically when playback finished.
If hasPlaybackControl is true, pauses playback.
If hasPlaybackControl is true, starts playback.
Setup the source to the audioBuffer, and sets sourceType to 'buffer'. If autoplay, also starts playback.
Applies a single BiquadFilterNode to the audio.
value - arrays of filters. Applies an array of BiquadFilterNodes to the audio.
Set source.loop to value (whether playback should loop).
Set source.loopEnd to value.
Set source.loopStart to value.
Applies the given object of type HTMLMediaElement as the source of this audio. Also sets hasPlaybackControl to false.
Applies the given object of type MediaStream as the source of this audio. Also sets hasPlaybackControl to false.
Setup the source to the audioBuffer, and sets sourceType to 'audioNode'. Also sets hasPlaybackControl to false.
If hasPlaybackControl is enabled, set the playbackRate to value.
Set the volume.
If hasPlaybackControl is enabled, stops playback.
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Create a audio object. This uses the Web Audio API.


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Action to create a new module in the tree
NewOWLReplicaHandler()
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NewReplicaProjectWizard()
- Constructor for class de.fzi.replica.neonplugin.wizard.
NewReplicaProjectWizard
Constructor for SampleNewWizard.
NewReplicaProjectWizardPage
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This class provides the wizard page that is displayed in the NewOntologyProject wizard.
NewReplicaProjectWizardPage(ISelection)
- Constructor for class de.fzi.replica.neonplugin.wizard.
NewReplicaProjectWizardPage
NewReplicaWizard
- Class in
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This class provides a wizard for the creation of new ontologies.
NewReplicaWizard()
- Constructor for class de.fzi.replica.neonplugin.wizard.
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NewReplicaWizardPage
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NewReplicaWizardPage(IStructuredSelection)
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Can Damage Buildings removes units that can't win the game, like Phoenixes or Widow Mines
Include Medivacs/Vipers lame units for monobattles, but knock yourself out
Include Ground Units units that touch the earth
Include Air Units units that defy gravity
Include Teir 1 Units units you rush with
Include Teir 2 Units mid game units
Include Teir 3 Units units she told you not to worry about
Not Enough Profanity are you swearing yet?


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