This section illustrates how you can hook into the std::error_code
system from
the Standard Library in order to work with your own set of error codes. As is usually
the case in C++, doing this is straightforward but requires typing boilerplate
to tell the C++ STL about your custom error type. This is not part of Outcome library,
but we still provide this short guide here, because how to do this is not well documented [1].
Suppose you want to report all reasons for failure in converting a std::string
to a non-negative int
.
The list is:
EmptyString
– the input string is empty,IllegalChar
– input contains characters that are not digits,TooLong
– input represents a number, but this number would not fit into a variable of type int
.
#include <iostream>
#include <string> // for string printing
#include <system_error> // bring in std::error_code et al
// This is the custom error code enum
enum class ConversionErrc
{
EmptyString = 1, // 0 is never an error
IllegalChar = 2,
TooLong = 3,
};
namespace std
{
// Tell the C++ 11 STL metaprogramming that enum ConversionErrc
// is registered with the standard error code system
template <> struct is_error_code_enum<ConversionErrc> : std::true_type
{
};
}
namespace detail
{
// Define a custom error code category derived from std::error_category
class ConversionErrc_category : public std::error_category
{
public:
// Return a short descriptive name for the category
virtual const char *name() const noexcept override final { return "ConversionError"; }
// Return what each enum means in text
virtual std::string message(int c) const override final
{
switch (static_cast<ConversionErrc>(c))
{
case ConversionErrc::EmptyString:
return "converting empty string";
case ConversionErrc::IllegalChar:
return "got non-digit chatr when converting to a number";
case ConversionErrc::TooLong:
return "the number would not fit into memory";
default:
return "unknown";
}
}
// OPTIONAL: Allow generic error conditions to be compared to me
virtual std::error_condition default_error_condition(int c) const noexcept override final
{
switch (static_cast<ConversionErrc>(c))
{
case ConversionErrc::EmptyString:
return make_error_condition(std::errc::invalid_argument);
case ConversionErrc::IllegalChar:
return make_error_condition(std::errc::invalid_argument);
case ConversionErrc::TooLong:
return make_error_condition(std::errc::result_out_of_range);
default:
// I have no mapping for this code
return std::error_condition(c, *this);
}
}
};
}
// Define the linkage for this function to be used by external code.
// This would be the usual __declspec(dllexport) or __declspec(dllimport)
// if we were in a Windows DLL etc. But for this example use a global
// instance but with inline linkage so multiple definitions do not collide.
#define THIS_MODULE_API_DECL extern inline
// Declare a global function returning a static instance of the custom category
THIS_MODULE_API_DECL const detail::ConversionErrc_category &ConversionErrc_category()
{
static detail::ConversionErrc_category c;
return c;
}
// Overload the global make_error_code() free function with our
// custom enum. It will be found via ADL by the compiler if needed.
inline std::error_code make_error_code(ConversionErrc e)
{
return {static_cast<int>(e), ConversionErrc_category()};
}
int main(void)
{
// Note that we can now supply ConversionErrc directly to error_code
std::error_code ec = ConversionErrc::IllegalChar;
std::cout << "ConversionErrc::IllegalChar is printed by std::error_code as "
<< ec << " with explanatory message " << ec.message() << std::endl;
// We can compare ConversionErrc containing error codes to generic conditions
std::cout << "ec is equivalent to std::errc::invalid_argument = "
<< (ec == std::errc::invalid_argument) << std::endl;
std::cout << "ec is equivalent to std::errc::result_out_of_range = "
<< (ec == std::errc::result_out_of_range) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
This might look like a lot of extra boilerplate over simply using your custom error code enum directly, but look at the advantages:
std::error_code
can now work with errors from your
code, AND without being recompiled.std::system_error
can now wrap your custom error codes seamlessly, allowing
your custom error code to be converted into a C++ exception and back out again
without losing information.std::error_code
knows how to print itself, and will print your custom error
code without extra work from you. As usually you’d need to define a print routine
for any custom error code you’d write anyway, there is actually very little extra
boilerplate here.default_error_condition()
override, you can allow code
exclusively written to understand std::errc
alone to examine your custom error
code domain for equivalence to the standard error conditions, AND without being
recompiled.[1]: The only documentation I’m aware of is the quite old guide by Chris Kohlhoff, founder of ASIO and the Networking TS:


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On the 7th rotation, we learnt about soldering, electronics and arduino.
Our first assignment for this rotation is to answer some questions about basic electronics. Here are the questions:
Describe what each component does: Capacitor, transistor, resistor, led, diode, potentiometer, breadboard, multimeter and switch
Capacitator stores electrical energy; Transitor: a semiconductor device, able to amply or switch electronic signal and electrical power; LED: a semiconductor source of light; diode: a two-terminal semiconductor device that only allows current in one direction; Potentiometer: a variable resistor with adjustable third terminal; Breadborad: a board for experimenting electric circuits; Multimeter: a device used to measure elctronic current, voltage and usually resistance; Switch: turns components on and off.
Reisistence is the measurements of opposition to the flow of an electric current; Voltage is a force of potential difference between two terminals; Current is the flow of electric charge.
Our first assignment is using a manual in the Electric Kit and assemble some elctric circuits.
The second assignment for this rotation is soldering. Soldering is a process of combining two or more items by melting metal into the joints. I made an electric clock using soldering. It was quite challenging at first to get the correct amount of metal needed for each joint, but once I got used to it, everything proceeded quite smoothly. However, I made a mistake of soldering a wrong part at the end, and thus, I could not complete the project as expected.
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Follow these steps to open a research notebook in VS Code:
- Start a local research environment for the project containing the notebook.
- Open the project containing the notebook in VS Code.
- Open VS Code's Command Palette by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P.
- Find and execute the "Jupyter: Specify local or remote Jupyter server for connections" command.
- Select Existing in the list of choices that pops up.
- Enter "http://localhost:8888/" when asked for the URI of the running Jupyter server.
- Restart VS Code.
- Open the notebook file that you want to work in VS Code's file tree.


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Mumbai: Mother, her son held for killing 23-yr-old woman
Police said the victim, Nirmala Waghela, was in a relationship with a man who her mother Paapu and brother Aakash did not approve of.
by Express News ServiceThe Mumbai Police arrested a 40-year-old woman and her son for allegedly killing her 23-year-old daughter in their hutment in Phydonie on Sunday.
Police said the victim, Nirmala Waghela, was in a relationship with a man who her mother Paapu and brother Aakash did not approve of.
An officer said there have been past confrontations wherein Nirmala was asked to leave her boyfriend. “But on Sunday, when Nirmala packed her clothes and was about to leave with her boyfriend, there was a fight between the mother and daughter, and the two (mother and son) strangulated Nirmala with a dupatta,” an officer said.
After Nirmala collapsed, the two accused realised she was dead, following which they went to the police station
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This is yet another experiment in ping-pong buffers in fragment shaders. I use a trusty 2-color Perlin Noise texture to generate a turbulance field used to offset each pixel by a certain amount each iteration. Then I have a single row of pixels at the center that are pushed across this field and faded out over time.


Knowing that there are three types of hapiness, Triple P, I wondered which P I was chasing.
Pleasure, the first P, described my current behaviour. Always chasing "the next high" - helping my son do something he's never done before, actually going for a walk (exercise not leisurely), food, watching my favourite teams win at their respective sport, having a good laugh with family and friends.
I've experiened the state of flow, also known as the second P - Passion, when completing some of our assignments. I also enjoy design and video editing. When I've planned well or have an a-ha moment where I just know what to do I find myself in that state where times goes by so fast and I'm fully engaged. Also, when I'm cleaning the house. when I'm on a roll you can't stop me.
When I started this course I was super happy and still am to this day. I'm studying something I chose and that I'm passionate about. There are two things that give me that sense of purpse.
Looking at life through this lense puts what I do in perspective in a sense that it prioritises what I do.
"You is kind, you is smart, you is important."
Kindness - I strive to be kind to everyone I engage with without judgement. Like smiling, I believe it is contagious so when I'm kind to someone it's almost like paying it forward.
Honesty - also a virtue as I strive to be more honest. Not in the sense of not lying, but not ignoring a situation that requires you to be upfront and honest. Not being affraid to say something eventhough you may not be popular afterwards. When I'm honest I also remember to be kind.
Integrity - I set high standards for myself and do my best to stick with them no matter what the situation. Standing up for what I believe in can be tricky and very exhausting. So I have to be courageuos and choose which battles to fight. I choose to remain dedicated and self-controlled through challenging situations. I also have to be resilient and learn from my mistakes.
Creativity - I believe everyone has the right and is capable of being creative. I believe creativity is an outlet of freedom of thought and expression and goes hand in hand with innovation and passion.
Intention - I learnt that every choice produces a consequence. So with everything I do, I have to be honest in what my deepest intentions are.  Truly ask myself and be honest about it.
"Think of happiness as a deep ocean. The surface may be choppy but the bottom is always calm"
To get to where you're going you need resilience. We make our best decisions when we're calm and thinking clearly. We train our resilience but accessing inner calm, emotional resilience and cognitive resilience.
For me it all relys on being calm. This is what I practice through mindful meditation.
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Eye dropper and color picker extension for Google Chrome.
Eye Dropper is created and enhanced in my leisure time for free. Your donation will encourage me to continue with its development – any amount is greatly appreciated.
Version 0.3.7
Pick color from web page


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| Last Update: | Fri Jun 27 15:51:42 -0700 2008 |
A Ruby library for verifying and serving OpenID identities.
Before running the examples or writing your own code you‘ll need to install the library. See the INSTALL file or use rubygems:
gem install ruby-openid
Check the installation:
$ irb irb> require 'rubygems' irb> require_gem 'ruby-openid' => true
The library is known to work with Ruby 1.8.4 on Unix, Max OSX and Win32. Examples have been tested with Rails 1.1 and 1.2, and 2.0.
The best way to start is to look at the rails_openid example. You can run it with:
cd examples/rails_openid script/server
If you are writing an OpenID Relying Party, a good place to start is: examples/rails_openid/app/controllers/consumer_controller.rb
And if you are writing an OpenID provider: examples/rails_openid/app/controllers/server_controller.rb
The library code is quite well documented, so don‘t be squeamish, and look at the library itself if there‘s anything you don‘t understand in the examples.
openidenabled.com/ruby-openid/
See also: openid.net/ openidenabled.com/
Discussion regarding the Ruby OpenID library and other JanRain OpenID libraries takes place on the the OpenID mailing list on openidenabled.com.
lists.openidenabled.com/mailman/listinfo/dev
Please join this list to discuss, ask implementation questions, report bugs, etc. Also check out the openid channel on the freenode IRC network.
If you have a bugfix or feature you‘d like to contribute, don‘t hesitate to send it to us. For more detailed information on how to contribute, see
http://openidenabled.com/contribute/
Copyright 2006-2008, JanRain, Inc.
Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or visit the OpenID channel on pibb.com:
Apache Software License. For more information see the LICENSE file.


Class: Router
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Router
- Defined in:
- lib/route.rb
Overview
Router class is used to hold, find and list routes between maps in borderlands 2.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) add_route(map, route)
-
- (Object) find_next(route, map, dest)
find the next route recursively route: the maps visited so far map: the map we are now on dest: the map we are trying to get to.
-
- (Object) find_route(start, dest)
loop over maps from start.
-
- (Router) initialize(maps_file = (File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/maps.yaml'))
constructor
A new instance of Router.
- - (Object) list_map(map)
- - (Object) list_maps
- - (Object) print_routes(routes)
- - (Object) read_yaml(file)
- - (Object) viable_maps(been, current)
- - (Object) write_yaml
Constructor Details
- (Router) initialize(maps_file = (File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/maps.yaml'))
Returns a new instance of Router
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 6 def initialize(maps_file = (File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/maps.yaml')) @maps_file = maps_file @maps = read_yaml(@maps_file) @routes = [] end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) add_route(map, route)
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 31 def add_route(map, route) # create route's map if it doesn't exist with # map as a route. unless list_maps.include?(route) @maps[route] = [map] end # add route to map's list. @maps[map].push(route) # write out the new yaml file. write_yaml end |
- (Object) find_next(route, map, dest)
find the next route recursively route: the maps visited so far map: the map we are now on dest: the map we are trying to get to.
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 62 def find_next(route, map, dest) new_route = route.dup.push(map) if map == dest @routes.push(new_route) else @maps[map].each do |next_map| next if new_route.include?(next_map) find_next(new_route, next_map, dest) end end end |
- (Object) find_route(start, dest)
loop over maps from start. On each map add each exit to the list unless there are duplicates (to prevent doubling back). Sort the routes by length and return the shortest three.
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 25 def find_route(start, dest) @routes = [] find_next([], start, dest) @routes end |
- (Object) list_map(map)
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 54 def list_map(map) @maps[map] end |
- (Object) list_maps
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 50 def list_maps @maps.keys end |
- (Object) print_routes(routes)
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 43 def print_routes(routes) puts 'Routes:' routes.each do |route| puts route.join(' -> ') end end |
- (Object) read_yaml(file)
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 12 def read_yaml(file) map_data = File.read(file) YAML.load(map_data) end |
- (Object) viable_maps(been, current)
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 74 def viable_maps(been, current) viable = [] # extract possible routes @maps[current].each do |next_map| # route is not viable if it is already in the route next if been.include?(next_map) viable.push(next_map) end viable end |
- (Object) write_yaml
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# File 'lib/route.rb', line 17 def write_yaml yaml_data = YAML.dump(@maps) File.open(@maps_file, 'w') { |out_file| out_file.write(yaml_data) } end |


8am: Breakfast -
Webster Commons
9:50am: Dean's Panel -
Herrick
10:30am: Academic Success Sessions by Paired Course - Various Locations
10:30am: Transfer Technology Session and Coffee Talk -
Herrick and
Pops
12:20pm: Lunch -
Sodexo
1pm: Department Orientation/ Advising Session - Academic Departments
3-6pm: Free Time
6pm: Load Buses for Southern Supper -
Peniel Street
9pm: Residence Hall Meetings/Commuter Connection - Various Locations


Description:
The Akan Name Generator acquaints you as a user of your Akan name based on your gender and birth details. The Akan is a language group in Ghana, that names its members based on the day of the week on which an individual was born. According to the Akan, these names have significant meanings. Therefore, upon entering your birth details, this web application auto generates your Akan name. Click here to learn more about the Akan people.
To know your Akan name, fill in the details below:


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Read on the move with seamless access to content and digital services from the National Library Board. Access a whole range of electronic resources including eBooks and audio eBooks among other useful features.
What you can do with NLB Mobile:
- Scan the NLB barcode to borrow library items
- Renew current loans and view loan history
- Reserve items and view reservation history
- Pay outstanding charges using PayPal or credit card
- Browse the latest arrivals
- Search, download or read eBooks online
- Bookmark favourite titles
- Store multiple profiles and keep your family’s library accounts
- View and register for programmes/events at the libraries
- Share titles through Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp


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2013-04-21 13:35:02
New version 1.30v, upgrade to foundation v4 and RTL language support
This version features upgrade to foundation v4 CSS framework version and RTL language support.
Please read more regarding RTL language support here
Like i had a to change a lot of templates because of foundation v4, you may have to adjust your templates a little bit. But it should be peace of cake actually. So now I need just any translated RTL language. If you find it usefull please donate. I'm not sure that there exists any of open source solutions with full RTL language support :)
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2013-04-20 14:13:20
New version 1.29v, FAQ module for your joy
Hi, new version. I have been working hard pas few weeks 10h or 12h, that's why this release was a little bit delayed. But it's better later than never.
Feature release:
- FAQ module, show FAQ questions to your customers based on their URL/Location
- Custom position from top if middle right or middle right is chosen.
- Dutch translation, thanks to Robin Stuivenberg
- MacOS bundle, requires QT 4.7 or 4.8 runtime library. Anyone can compile without dependency?
Improvements
- In install by default will be writeln <IP_ADDRESS> as database server
- If you open page without installing first you will be redirected to install page now.
execute doc/update_db/update_20.sql and follow standard upgrade instructions
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2013-04-11 21:14:26
Upcoming FAQ module, some teaser ;)
Just thought it would be interesting to see how FAQ widget module will look like on frontend
This module will feature
- Questions based on URL, only relevant questions to user page will be shown
- Option for users to ask their questions
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2013-04-08 18:19:28
New version 1.28v
Feature release:
- Even more smarter way to check for new messages. Avoids query to messages table and first check that user last message id is lower than chat last message id.
- It's better to add one query on message add than execute each time two queries.
- Override CSS created in custom theme folders.
- Different positions for main live helper widget.
- Small other changes, HTML some cleanup, and debug output movement from main footer.
- Number of transfered chats will be shown also in transfer tab.
Bugfix:
- Close dialog, Close chat, Delete stopped working after I introduced new algorithm for checking messages. This is fixed.
execute doc/update_db/update_19.sql and follow standard upgrade instructions
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2013-04-06 23:05:33
Please, customize web application by overriding templates, images, css.
Just thought it would be usefull to remind all that.
Each time you are modifying original files you are losing upgrade capabilities. Live Helper Chat is very flexible and allows to change almoust everything without changing kernel.
If you have any question use google group or just leave a comment :)


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Enough is enough with paper resumes and long long names. Hack Your Resume started out as the fledgling idea of four sleepy MIT students, but has turned out to be so much more. Let's be real. It's a career fair, not a spelling bee. Here's how it goes.
Before a huge hiring event, like career fairs or networking dinners, potential hirees upload their resumes along with a picture of their beautiful faces.
Now recruiters: here is how we make your life easier. This is an incomplete about page. Hyre is an excellent company.


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Elon Musk Unveils Tesla's 'Bulletproof' Cybertruck - And It All Goes Terribly Wrong
by VICTOR TANGERMANN, FUTURISMTesla finally revealed its outrageous Blade Runner-style pickup truck, the "Cybertruck", at an event in LA on Thursday evening.
But an on-stage demonstration by Tesla CEO Elon Musk seemingly backfired, The Guardian reports: Tesla's chief designer Franz von Holzhausen lobed a hefty metal ball at the window — and smashed it.

"Maybe that was a little hard," Von Holzhausen said.
"It didn't go through, that's the plus side," Musk said, looking as though his soul was leaking out of his body.
The Cybertruck is clad in what Tesla refers to as "ultra-hard 30x cold-rolled stainless steel" on its website. The SpaceX-grade material will help "eliminate dents" and ensure "maximum protection" for passengers.
On stage, Musk promised that the exoskeleton "is literally bulletproof to a 9mm handgun."
We don't know much about the glass itself. The material is simply referred to as "Tesla armor glass" on the company's website.
"Ah, not bad, room for improvement," Musk joked after the awkward incident.
And to be fair, there is time to go back to the drawing board: the truck won't be available until "late 2021" according to Tesla.
This article was originally published by Futurism. Read the original article.


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The Just Leadership Program is an initiative of the Monash LSS Social Justice & Equity portfolio. This program affords students an opportunity to learn from high profile speakers associated with social justice in the law. As the Women’s Rights group, we were responsible for creating a project that would further gender equity.
The Royal Commission into Family Violence in 2016 identified a need for preventative measures to prevent situations from reaching crisis point. With the help of industry professionals, we found a gap in services and access to information for young adults. This website aims to help young adults identify the signs of family violence in their own, and friends’, relationships. It offers holistic advice about the options available to them at early stages of family violence.


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FBC:Set_Permissions template tag
You can request as many permissions as you wish (that have been approved by Facebook) during the Login process, but in order to have your site make additional communications (such as publishing content from your site to the users' Facebook profiles, obtaining email addresses, etc) with Facebook, your users must manually grant permissions for your site.
The Set_Permissions tag allows to you create a button that lets your users do so. When clicked, it opens an Facebook dialogue box that prompts the current Facebook logged in user to allow the current site extended permissions.
Any permissions that have already been granted will be ignored in the process. If all of the permissions tied to this button have been granted for a given user, when the user clicks the button it will not load the modal window again (until there's a new permission to grant).
{exp:fbc:set_permissions}
Parameters
The following parameters are available for use:
button_label=
button_label="Set Facebook Permissions"
You can change the text label for the Facebook-style Permissions button with this parameter. The Set_Permissions template tag really just extends the Login tag, so the default value will be Log In if you don't specify a custom button label.
button_size=
button_size="medium"
This parameter allows you to change the size of the button. You can only choose from predetermined options from Facebook: small, medium, large, or xlarge.
permissions=
permissions="public_profile|email|user_friends|publish_actions"
This parameter allows you to provide a list of permissions (seperate with pipe character) to request from the user. Default permissions requested are: public_profile. Additionally available (without needing any manual review by Facebook) are email and user_friends. These are the main permissions you'll need as well, with the exception of publish_actions, which allows your users to publish data from your site onto their Facebook profile.
You can view the full list of permissions in the Facebook Permissions Documentation. Use the names mentioned in the User permission column.
If you intend on using/requesting any information other than public_profile, email and user_friends, you'll need to obtain permission manually from Facebook. For example, if you wish to allow users to publish content such as EE comments to the users' Facebook profile (publish_actions), you'll need to manually request permission from Facebook. You can learn more about How to Submit for Login Review (Facebook Developer Documentation) here.
Examples
Below is an example of how you would display a Facebook-style button in your template that allows a Facebook logged in user to allow more permissions to your site (will display as a button):
{exp:fbc:set_permissions button_label="Set Facebook Permissions" button_size="medium" permissions="public_profile|email|user_friends|publish_actions" }


Big data unlocked, with the power of the Web.
XDATA@Kitware is the engineering and research effort of a DARPA XDATA visualization team consisting of expertise from Kitware, Inc., Harvard University, University of Utah, Stanford University, Georgia Tech, and KnowledgeVis, LLC. XDATA is a DARPA-funded project to develop big data analysis and visualization solutions through utilizing and expanding open-source frameworks.
We are in the process of developing the Visualization Design Environment (VDE), a powerful yet intuitive user interface that will enable rapid development of visualization solutions with no programming required, using the Vega visualization grammar. The following index of web apps, hosted on the modular and flexible Tangelo web server framework, demonstrates some of the capabilities these tools will provide to solve a wide range of big data problems.
You can also learn about associated research projects supporting XDATA@Kitware.


Katie Arnold is a 20-something Social Media maven by day and style blogger by night. She has lived all over the globe in cities including Paris, New York, and San Francisco, though she currently bounces between Orange County and LA. Katie believes anything is possible and lives by the mantra “rules are meant to be broken.”
Katie Arnold is a 20-something Social Media maven by day and style blogger by night. She has lived all over the globe in cities including Paris, New York, and San Francisco, though she currently bounces between Orange County and LA. Katie believes anything is possible and lives by the mantra “rules are meant to be broken.”
Katie Arnold is a 20-something Social Media maven by day and style blogger by night. She has lived all over the globe in cities including Paris, New York, and San Francisco, though she currently bounces between Orange County and LA. Katie believes anything is possible and lives by the mantra “rules are meant to be broken.”


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Savitribai Phule Pune University
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In Minerva Cluster 1 there are 4 computers that when interacted with put us inside a text adventure. The text adventure is set in an "Aperture Science Enrichment Center" and we are able to interact with letter cubes and portals. Below is a list of commands we have available to us.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| LOOK | This lets us see what letter cubes and portals are available and how many other players are in the same facility. |
| SHOOT | This lets us shoot a blue or orange portal. Only one blue and one orange portal may exist among all four facilities. |
| GO | This lets us enter a portal, transporting us to the facility the other portal is located in. |
| TAKE | This lets us pick up a letter cube. We can hold only one letter cube at a time. |
| DROP | This lets us drop a letter cube. Together with TAKE and portals, we can transport letter cubes across facilities. |
| SPELL | This lets us attempt to spell a word using the letter cubes available. |
| RESET | This lets us reset all facilities so that they contain their original letter cubes. |
| QUIT | This lets us leave the current text adventure and return to the Minerva Cluster. |
The state of each facility is synchronized across all our teammates so that we can collaborate on this puzzle. After a bit of experimentation we notice that we can shoot portals in different facilities in order to travel between them. Furthermore, we can pick up and drop letter cubes so that we can move the letters around the different facilities. Next, when we LOOK at our current facility we see some crossword clues. For example, in facility 1 (arbitrarily numbered) we see the clue [Mail (4) O-O Tremble (5)]. These crossword clues, their answers, and the initial set of letters cubes in each facility are shown in the table below (facilities are arbitrarily numbered).
| Facility # | Clue | Answer | Letter Cubes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mail (4) O-O Tremble (5) | POST and COWER | C,P,S,T |
| 2 | Robe (4) O-O Beldam (5) | GOWN and CRONE | E,O,R,R |
| 3 | Ricochet (7) O-O Cornet (4) | REBOUND and HORN | D,H,U |
| 4 | Thematic object (6) | PORTAL |
Strangely, each of our crossword clues contains the string "O-O". With the initial letters available to us, we could try to move an O over to facility 1 and spell POST. If we do so, we'll receive the message "The blocks shimmer briefly. Perhaps the word must be transformed somehow...". This field goal is about portals and each of our answer words contains a "portal", i.e. the letter O. If we treat the O's in each crossword answer as a portal connecting the two, we could transform them by swapping the substring that follows the letter O in each pair of words. In each case this produces a new pair of English words and these are the ones we wish to spell. The transformed words are shown in the table below.
| Original Words | Transformed Words |
|---|---|
| POST and COWER | COST and POWER |
| GOWN and CRONE | GONE and CROWN |
| REBOUND and HORN | REBORN and HOUND |
Now if we try spelling the word COST in facility 1 we'll receive the message "The blocks shimmer and a new block appears." and we'll receive a new letter cube with the letter W on it. At this point, the structure of the field goal becomes clearer. We need to spell the right word in each facility in order to obtain new letters that will help us spell words we previously were unable to spell. This culminates in us having enough letters to spell the word PORTAL in facility 4 to complete the field goal. One possible ordering of words to spell is as follows.
Once we spell PORTAL in facility 4 we complete the field goal and obtain the answer VIVIPARITY.