Modify selected rows or columns of tables
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES SUBTYPE=“list of subtypes”
SELECT=list of columns or rows to operate on*
SIGCELLS=ALLSIG or pattern
SIGLEVELS=BOTH** or UPPER or LOWER
PROCESS=PRECEDING** or ALL
DIMENSION=COLUMNS** or ROWS
LEVEL=number
HIDE=TRUE or FALSE**
REGEXP=NO** or YES
PRINTLABELS=YES or NO**
/WIDTHS WIDTHS=list of widths
ROWLABELS=list of row label numbers
ROWLABELVALUES=list of widths
/STYLES TEXTSTYLE=REGULAR or BOLD or ITALIC or BOLDITALIC
TEXTCOLOR=RGB values
BACKGROUNDCOLOR=RGB values
CUSTOMFUNCTION=“module.function” …
TLOOK=“filespec”
APPLYTO=BOTH** or LABELS or DATACELLS or True/False expression
/HELP
* Required
** Default
/HELP displays this text and does nothing else.
LOGISTIC REGRESSION <syntax for logistic>.
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES SUBTYPE='variables in the equation' SELECT = 2 3 'Upper'.
This causes the third, fourth, and the “Upper” columns to be hidden in the “variables in the equation” table of the logistic regression output. Row and column numbers start at 0.
Operating on the specified set of rows or columns, you can
SUBTYPE is the OMS table subtype It specifies which types of tables to process.
You can find the subtype by right clicking in the outline on an instance
or from Utilties>OMS identifiers.
The subtype name should be in quotes. Any extra matching outer quotes are removed.
Case and white space do not matter. Multiple subtypes can be specified.
SUBTYPE="*"
, which is the default, processes tables regardless of subtype.
By default, the immediately preceding procedure output is processed. Specify PROCESS=ALL to process all existing tables matching the specified subtypes.
SELECT is a list of one or more data columns or rows to modify. They can be specified by number, counting from zero, or by the text at the chosen level in the row or column header. Use negative numbers to count backwards from the end: -1 is the last row or column.
When selecting based on the text in the label, put the text in quotes. The case
and white space in the text matter when matching.
If the text includes a footnote, add the footnote character to the end of the cell text.
Use "<<ALL>>"
to match all rows or columns.
Out of range column numbers and nonmatching text are ignored.
If REGEXP=YES, the text is interpreted as a regular expression. This can be
used to match patterns. For example, the pattern "^Sig"
would match any label starting with “Sig”.
By default, when selecting by the row or column header text, the lowest or
innermost text is tested. LEVEL can be specified to use outer layers
of the labels. LEVEL=-1, the default, is the innermost layer. More negative
numbers move out. Positive numbers count in from the outside.
LEVEL=1 is usually the first visible cell (level 0 is the dimension label).
In some cases, there may be invisible levels inbetween what you see, so some experimentation may be required to find the level you need. The level specification only affects text matching. Column and row numbers always count at the innermost level.
Use PRINTLABELS=TRUE to display the full label structure of selected tables in the specified dimension in order to assist in specifying the level.
Note that hiding a category hides that category in all dimensions.
DIMENSION=COLUMNS, the default, indicates operating on columns. DIMENSION=ROWS causes rows to be operated on.
HIDE=TRUE causes the selected rows or columns to be hidden. It cannot be combined with any other specification and is assumed if no width or styles are specified.
SIGLEVELS This keyword narrows the selection made on the main dialog to those cells that meet the significance criteria specified here. In most cases, the significance criteria would be used with the "<<ALL>>" selection specification, but if there is a subset selected there, the significance specifications are applied within that.
This keyword applies only to Statistics version 24 or later and to output from Custom Tables (CTABLES) where significance markers are shown in the main table and are the simple (not APA) type.
ALLSIG selects all cells with any significance marker. Significance markers are special letter codes that appear in the cell
Alternatively, you can specify the specific significance markers to be selected by entering a significance pattern. The pattern can be a simple list of the column markers. For example, "AB" would select only cells where columns lettered A or B are listed as significantly different. The letter codes are shown in the column headers when significance results are merged rather than being shown in a separate table. You might use this when you want to focus on a few specific categories.
Subtables across the columns occur when the column dimension has a nested specification such as job category within gender (gender > jobcat), or when there are multiple categorical variables stacked in that dimension (jobcat + gender). You can further specify which subtables the selection applies to by listing the subtable numbers after each letter code. For example, A01B2 indicates that only A-significant cells should be selected in subtables 0 and 1 and only B-significant codes should be selected in subtable 2. You can identify subtables in the output, because the column lettering for significance restarts from (A) across the table for each subtable.
In a nested table, the innermost dimension repeats, so you would probably want the selection to apply across all the nested subtables. However, if variables are stacked across the columns, the meaning of the significance letters will be different in each subtable, and you might want the selection to apply only to particular subtables.
Subtable numbering starts from 0. Up to ten subtables can be referenced using this notation.
SIGLEVELS specifies which significance levels should be selected. One or two significance levels can be shown in a table. If there are two, the more significant values are indicated in upper case letters and the less significant in lower case. In selecting, you can specify that both levels are selected or that only one or the other is selected. If there is only one level in the table, choose BOTH or UPPER.
Specify WIDTHS=list of widths to set the width of the selected columns to the specified values in points (one point = 1/72 inch). If WIDTHS specifies a single value, it is applied to all selected columns. WIDTHS cannot be used with DIMENSION=ROWS.
ROWLABELS selects labels in the row dimension. It only accepts numbers; -1 is the innermost label. It is used only with ROWLABELWIDTHS, which is a set of widths to apply to the row labels.
The STYLES subcommand sets styles for the text in each selected row or column and/or applies a tableLook
TLOOK specifies a tablelook to be applied before other styling.
TEXTSTYLE sets the text style to REGULAR, BOLD, ITALIC, or BOLDITALIC.
TEXTCOLOR sets the text color. Color specifications are a triple of numbers
for the Red, Green, and Blue components. Each value must be between 0 (none),
and 255 (maximum). For example, 255 0 0
is red, and 255 255 255
is white.
BACKGROUNDCOLOR sets the cell background color using the same RGB triples.
APPLYTO can be LABELS, DATACELLS, or BOTH and determines what the styles are applied to. For labels, the styles are applied according to the LEVEL specification, i.e., from the specified level inwards.
APPLYTO can also be an expression written in Python syntax that evaluates to True or False.
With an expression, only data cells where the expression is true get the styles applied.
Use x (in lower case) to stand for the value of the cell when writing the expression and
i to stand for the row or column number in the opposite dimension from SELECT.
*ii stands for the row or column number in the SELECT dimension.
Valid comparison operators are
==, !=, <=, <, >, >=.
For example, "x > 50000"
would cause the styles to be applied only to cells with a
value greater than 50000 within the selected rows or columns.
ii % 2 == 1
would be True for the odd-numbered rows or columns.
All cells in the row or column should be numeric.
Date formats cannot be used.
If the expression cannot be evaluated for a cell, it is considered False.
You can only operate on one dimension with a single command, but you can use as many commands as needed.
Besides the built in functionality, you can create a Python function to be called for each qualifying cell. CUSTOMFUNCTION gives the module and function name in quotes and separated by “.”. If the function is defined in the syntax file with BEGIN PROGRAM, it can be referenced in the CUSTOMFUNCTION keyword with module name __main__. Otherwise the module name is whatever Python file defines the function. See the customstylefunctions.py module included with this command for documentation on how to write such functions.
Custom functions can have user-specified parameters written in Python notation. For example,
"myfuncs.decorate(p1=100, p2='xyz')"
specifies parameters p1 and p2 with values 100 and 'xyz'. Note that strings are
case sensitive. Details on retrieving these values
within the function are found in customstylefunctions.py.
DISCRIMINANT <syntax for discriminant>
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES subtype='Group Statistics' 'Prior Probabilities for Groups' columns='Weighted'.
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES SUBTYPE="Group Statistics" SELECT ="Unweighted"
/WIDTHS WIDTHS=50 ROWLABELS=-1 ROWLABELWIDTHS=40.
EXAMINE VARIABLES=accel engine foreign horse
/PLOT NONE
/PERCENTILES(5,10,25,50,75,90,95) HAVERAGE.
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES SUBTYPE='Percentiles' LEVEL = -3
SELECT="Tukey's Hinges" DIMENSION=ROWS.
This hides the Tukey Hinges in the Percentiles table. Note that this requires LEVEL=-3, because there is a hidden level inbetween the two visible parts.
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES subtype='variables in the equation' SELECT="B" "Sig."
/STYLES TEXTCOLOR = 0 0 255 BACKGROUNDCOLOR=0 255 0.
This makes the text blue and the background green for the B and Sig columns.
CROSSTABS /TABLES=cylinder BY origin
/CELLS=COUNT SRESID TOTAL.
SPSSINC MODIFY TABLES SUBTYPE='Crosstabulation' SELECT="Std. Residual"
DIMENSION = ROWS
/STYLES TEXTSTYLE=BOLD APPLYTO="abs(x) > 2".
This bolds cell standarized residuals larger than 2 in a Crosstab.
Here is a list of the items in the customstylefunctions.py module. You can open that file in a plain text editor to find usage details. Most of these functions do styling of pivot tables, but there are also functions for pivoting operations and content-dependent hiding.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| blankTableTriangle | blank the upper or lower triangle of a table |
| boldIfEndsWithAtoZLetter | bold cell if value ends with A-Z (especially for use with SPSSINC MERGE TABLES) |
| colorCrosstabResiduals | color crosstab output cells red if the selected cell is greater than a specified value |
| colorIfEndsWithAtoZLetter | set the background color of any cell that ends with a letter code |
| generic | apply a scripting function to the appropriate part of a pivot table |
| hideAllFootnotes | hide all footnotes in the table |
| hideBlankRow | hide table rows that appear entirely blank |
| hideFootnotes | hide the footnotes in the pivot table |
| hideNonfinalRows | hide portions of tables where there is a sequence of numbered repetitions of blocks |
| HideRowBasedOnValues | check whether all row values that are not missing are <= threshold and hide |
| makeSigCoefsBold | working on the REGRESSION Coefficients table, make each coefficient that is significant at the 5% level bold |
| moveColumnsToLayers | move specified dimension in the columns to the layer |
| moveColumnsToRows | move specified dimension in the columns to the rows |
| moveLayersToColumns | move specified or all the dimensions in the layer to the columns |
| moveLayersToRows | move specified or all layer dimensions to the rows of the table |
| moveRowDimension | move a row ahead of of another row |
| moveRowsToColumns | move specified dimension in the rows to the columns |
| moveRowsToLayers | move specified dimension in the rows to the layer |
| pastelqualitative | color table cells backgrounds using Pastel Qualitative color scheme - good for up to 9 columns |
| qualitative | color table cells backgrounds using qualitative color scheme good for up to 12 columns |
| reletter | change occurrences of (A), (B), etc in table cells to new set of symbols in pivot table |
| roundToFormat | set the actual cell value to the number of decimals in the format |
| SetAlignment | set table cell horizontal alignment |
| SetCellMargins | set cell margins as an integer multiple of current margins |
| SetDecimalPlaces | set the cell format to specified decimals |
| setLeadingZero | set leading zero on cell by converting to string and prepending a zero and convert decimal symbol to comma. Input is expected to be only cells with abs(x) < 1 |
| SetNumericFormat | set numeric cell format |
| SetNumericFormatAndDecimals | set numeric cell format with decimals |
| SetTwoDecimalPlaces | set the cell format to two decimals |
| showcorner | show corner label of pivot table |
| sortTable | sort the rows of the table according to the selected column values |
| stripeOddDataRows | color background of odd number rows for data portion |
| stripeOddDataRowsAndAlign | color background of odd number rows for data portion |
| stripeOddRows | color background of odd number rows for data and labels |
| stripeOddRows2 | stripe odd number rows with color parameters |
| transpose | transpose the rows and columns of a table |
| washColumnBackgrounds | color cells backgrounds from dark to light |
| washColumns | color cells backgrounds from dark to light with color parameter |
| washColumnsBlue | color cells backgrounds from dark to light blue |
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This would output the variable as literal text.
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And this would throw an error:
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YAML supports variables, or repeated nodes. The simplest explanation is that you define something as a variable by preceding it with "&NAME value" and you can refer to it with "*NAME" e.g.:
# YAML
some_thing: &NAME foobar
other_thing: *NAME
Parses to:
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Debug Info
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two: 'This is an example YAML variable. Variables need to be the first thing in the line. If it shows up in the result, it worked!',
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filename: 'variables.html',
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pagename: 'variables.html',
basename: 'variables',
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[name]: '',
[arguments]: null,
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{ title: 'YAML Variables',
one: 'This is an example YAML variable. Variables need to be the first thing in the line. If it shows up in the result, it worked!',
two: 'This is an example YAML variable. Variables need to be the first thing in the line. If it shows up in the result, it worked!' } }


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Create a web app item.
A WebAppItem object containg the following properties:
name
- the name of the web app item, required (string)weight
- the weight of the web app item (the order in which they will appear in frontend). Default: null (integer)releaseDate
- the release date of the web app item; uses the format mm/dd/yyyy. Default: current date (string)expiryDate
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- the id of the role assigned to this web app item, if any. Default: -1 (integer)submittedBy
- the id of the user that created this webapp item, if any. Default: -1 (integer)templateId
- the id of the site template assigned for this webapp item. Default: the id of the template set on the webapp. It has 2 special values: (integer)
-1
- no template0
- use the template marked as defaultaddress
- the address of this webapp item if any (string)city
- the city of this webapp item if any (string)state
- the state of this webapp item if any (string)zipCode
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- the country of this webapp item if any. It should be the 2 letter country code returned by the Countries API (https://zerowing.corp.adobe.com/display/BusinessCatalyst/System+API+reference#SystemAPIreference-GetCountriesList). Required if the Web App has hasAddress
set to true or null otherwise
(string)fields
- an object storing the webapp item's custom fields. This field is represented in 2 ways:
name
- the name of the custom field (string)value
- the value of the custom field. It can be any of the supported types: number, string, boolean (object)Returns the URI of the newly created webapp item in the Location HTTP header.
Accepts and returns JSON as Content-Type.
Request:
POST /api/v2/admin/sites/current/webapps/TestWebapp1/items
Authorization: 3e8d891d91eb433e9c800cebe3b132a4e64ac661c5ed4dd8bdecae0487e4ad7c
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
{
"name": "Item7",
"weight": 7,
"releaseDate": "9999-01-01",
"expiryDate": "9999-01-01",
"enabled": true,
"slug": "item7",
"description": "<p>item7 description<\/p>",
"roleId": null,
"submittedBy": -1,
"templateId": 123,
"address": "item7_address",
"city": "item7_city",
"state": "item7_state",
"zipCode": "000007",
"country": "US",
"fields": {
"field_string_required": "item7_field1_value",
"field2_string_optional": "item7_field2_value",
"field3_number": 7,
"field4_dateTime": "2012-01-20",
"field5_list": "item1"
}
}
Response:
HTTP/1.1 201 OK
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
Location: /api/v2/admin/sites/current/webapps/TestWebapp1/items/123
var request = $.ajax({
url: "/api/v2/admin/sites/current/webapps/apicreated/items",
type: "POST",
connection: "keep-alive",
contentType: "application/json",
headers: {
"Authorization": $.cookie('access_token')
},
data: JSON.stringify({
"name": "Item 9",
"weight": 9,
"releaseDate": "2013-01-30",
"expiryDate": "9999-01-01",
"enabled": true,
"slug": "item9",
"description": "item9 description<\/p>",
"roleId": null,
"address": "item9_address",
"city": "item9_city",
"state": "item9_state",
"zipCode": "000007",
"country": "US",
"fields": {
"Customfield1": "some value here",
"Customfield2": "some other value here"
}
})
});
request.done(function (msg) {
console.log("Item created");
})
request.fail(function (jqXHR) {
console.log("Request failed.");
console.log("Error code: " + jqXHR.status);
console.log("Error text: " + jqXHR.statusText);
console.log("Response text: " + jqXHR.responseText);
})
This method will return the following error codes:
201
- success401
- unauthorized - when the authentication token is incorrect403
- forbidden - when the user does not have the proper permissions404
- not found
190001
- The web app could not be found (the webAppName param from the URL does not match)400
- bad request; sub-error codes:
200000
- An unspecified error has occured200002
- The slug is invalid200003
- Using this slug will make the entire frontend URL larger than the maximum allowed length200004
- The slug is already used200005
- The name provided is invalid (empty or null)200006
- A custom field failed validation200008
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In this article we are going to use Particle Core (ex-Spark) board to build a simple IoT project. We will use a humidity and temperature sensor (DHT22), sent the data to the Particle cloud and then visualise the measurements in real time.
Particle core is a little board build around a Cortex M3 MCU and the WiFi CC33000 SoC from Texas Instruments. It connects automatically to the Particle cloud platform and it is instantly accesible from the web.
Hardware Configuration
For this project we are going to use the following components:
- Particle Spark Core Board (link)
- DHT22 temperature/humidity sensor (link)
- 10K resistor
- Breadboard
- Jumper Wires
Below are a schematic with all the different components of this project:
The DHT22 sensor has 4 pins. The left pin is the VCC and the right one the GND. Pin2 is the DataOut and Pin3 is not used. We connect Pin2 to the D3 pin of the Particle Core and we also place the 10K resistor between Pin1 and Pin2 of the sensor.
The code
Particle has a web IDE that can be used to write and flash code onto particle devices. Additionally particle offers a Command Line Interface (CLI) to interact with devices and the particle cloud from the terminal. Find more information about how to install an use the CLI here.
We are going to use Adafruit_DHT library for our project. If you are using the web IDE then you can easily find and add the library from “libraries” menu. If you are using the CLI instead then download “Adafruit_DHT.cpp” and “Adafruit_DHT.h” from this repository and save this files inside the same directory with the code below:
#include "Adafruit_DHT.h"
// DHT parameters
#define DHTPIN 3
#define DHTTYPE DHT22
// Variables
int temperature;
int humidity;
// Create an instance of DHT sensor
DHT dht(DHTPIN, DHTTYPE);
void setup() {
// Initialize DHT sensor
dht.begin();
}
void loop() {
// Temperature measurement
temperature = dht.getTempCelcius();
// Humidity measurement
humidity = dht.getHumidity();
// Use publish() function to send the data every 2 seconds on the Particle cloud platform:
Spark.publish("temperature", String(temperature) + " °C");
delay(2000);
Spark.publish("humidity", String(humidity) + "%");
delay(2000);
}
Notes
Before flashing the code we need to know the device id:
and then use the command below to compile and flash the source code:
$ particle flash<PHONE_NUMBER>ABCDEFGHI dht22.ino Adafruit_DHT.cpp Adafruit_DHT.h
Change<PHONE_NUMBER>ABCDEFGHI with your device id.
Visualizing the data
The publish() function we use in our code allow us to sent data directly to the Particle cloud platform. We can see a live visualization of this data by going there:
https://console.particle.io/logs
19 Nov 2016
This tutorial shows a way to read humidity and temperature from the environment with an Arduino and displays them on a LCD screen.
For this project we are going to use the following components:
- Arduino board
- 20x4 Character LCD (link)
- DHT22 temperature/humidity sensor (link)
- 10K resistor
- Breadboard
The DHT22 is a low-cost digital sensor. It uses a capacitive sensor and a thermistor to measure the surrounding air. It is well calibrated and can measure humidity (0-100% RH) with +-2% and temperature(-40°C-80°C) with +-0.5°C accuracy.
DHT22 sensor has 4 pins:
- Pin1: VCC
- Pin2: Data Out
- Pin3: Not Connected
- Pin4: GND
We use a 20x4 LCD screen to display the results. Below are the pinouts from the LCD and the corresponding pin connection on the Arduino:
| Pin number |
TextLCD pins |
arduino pins |
| 1 |
GND |
0V |
| 2 |
VCC |
5V |
| 3 |
VO |
0V |
| 4 |
RS |
pin12 |
| 5 |
RW |
0V |
| 6 |
E |
pin11 |
| 7 |
D0 |
not connected |
| 8 |
D1 |
not connected |
| 9 |
D2 |
not connected |
| 10 |
D3 |
not connected |
| 11 |
D4 |
pin7 |
| 12 |
D5 |
pin6 |
| 13 |
D6 |
pin5 |
| 14 |
D7 |
pin4 |
| 15 |
LED+ |
5V |
| 16 |
LED- |
0V |
Notes:
-
Pin 3 gives contrast to the LCD screen and it is normally connected to a potentiometer. If you don’t need to adjust the contrast then you can just connect this pin to ground.
-
Pin 5 is the read/write pin and can be in 2 modes. If it is in the write mode(LOW) then we can write(display) text to the LCD. When it is in the read mode(HIGH) we can read what the LCD is displaying. Since the latter is a rare situation, to make things simple we will have this pin permanently connected to the Ground pin of the arduino.
Check below the final circuit:
Notes:
- Place a 10K resistor between VCC and the data pin to act as a pull-up resistor.
Code:
To use the DHT22 sensor you need to download and install the suitable library from adafruit’s github page. Download (or clone) the repository, rename the uncompressed folder to “DHT” and save it into the arduino “libraries” folder. For a more detailed tutorial on how to install arduino libraries check here. Addittionaly you need to install the Adafruit_Sensor library.
// include the library code:
#include <LiquidCrystal.h>
#include <DHT.h>
#define DHTPIN 2 //the digital pin where DHT22 sensor is connected
#define DHTTYPE DHT22
// initialize the library with the numbers of the interface pins
LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 7, 6, 5, 4);
DHT dht(DHTPIN,DHTTYPE);
void setup() {
// set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
lcd.begin(20, 4);
// Print a message to the LCD.
lcd.print("DHT22 test");
dht.begin();
}
void loop() {
delay(2000); //Wait a few seconds between measurements
float h = dht.readHumidity();
float t = dht.readTemperature();
if (isnan(h) || isnan(t)){
lcd.print("Failed to read from DHT sensor");
return;
}
//Compute the heat index in Celsius
float hic = dht.computeHeatIndex(t, h, false);
lcd.clear();
lcd.print("Humidity: ");
lcd.print(h);
lcd.print ("%");
lcd.setCursor(0,1);
lcd.print("Temp: ");
lcd.print (t);
lcd.print("*C ");
lcd.setCursor(0,2);
lcd.print("Heat Index: ");
lcd.print(hic);
lcd.print("*C");
}
Notes
- The “heat index” is what the temperature feels like to the human body when relative humidity is combined with the air temperature. More information here.
Check Temperature and Humidity with DHT22 and Arduino from Ioannis on Vimeo.


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Dina Asher-Smith named Sportswoman of the Year
by Keith MooreDina Asher-Smith has been named Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year for 2019.
Asher-Smith collected a historic hat-trick at the World Athletics Championships last month, winning gold in the 100m and 200m, and silver in the 4x100m relay along with Asha Philip, Ashleigh Nelson and Daryll Neita.
In the process she became the first British athlete to win three medals at the same World Championships.
The 23-year-old, who set a new national record in the 200m in Doha in a time of 21.88 seconds, was also the Sportswoman of the Year in 2018.
England's netball team was named Team of the Year, backing up their win in the same category last year.
The Vitality Roses came third in this year's World Cup in Liverpool, beating South Africa in the Bronze Final after narrowly losing out to New Zealand in the semi-finals.
Paralympian Alice Tai was the winner of the Disability Sportswoman of the Year and Khadijah Mellah, who won the Magnolia Cup at Goodwood, was named Young Sportswoman of the Year.


Executing a script silently without prompts:
powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle hidden -noninteractive -nologo -file "script.ps1"


If you dash on a slope and then jump at the end of your dash, it will follow the slope’s angle, which can give you more height than a jump.
If you dash on a slope and then jump at the end of your dash, it will follow the slope’s angle, which can give you more height than a jump.


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pull up method
Pull Up Method
Subclasses have methods with identical results.
Move the method to the superclass
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Issues
| # | Summary | Product | Status | Kind | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1451 |
Synergy always brings up iTunes when changing playlists |
Synergy | open | bug | |
| 1449 |
iTunes crash followed by whole machine |
Synergy | open | bug | Created , updated |
| 1448 |
Add params and remote IP to exception notifications |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 1447 |
Show unconfirmed email alerts on user dashboard |
wincent.com | open | feature request | |
| 1446 |
Forgotten password helper only sends to default email address |
wincent.com | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 1443 |
Every now and then the application quits by itself |
Synergy | closed | support ticket | |
| 1442 |
Try out Culerity as a possible replacement for Selenium |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 1441 |
synergy disappeared, i re downloaded it. i need to re enter code. i bought on 10/25 |
Synergy | closed | support ticket | Created , updated |
| 1440 |
Transition to Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 1439 |
Add "ScrewUnit" tests |
wincent.com | open | feature request |


Fore is a forms framework specifically built for and with eXist-db.
It distributes form-processing between client and server for maximum security and flexibility.
The browser client talks to eXist-db via AJAX calls. The server will answer with JSON data to inform about value and state changes.
The XForms architecture has been designed by clever people more than a decade ago. It has been battle-tested in extremely complex scenarios and there's hardly any other form framework in the world that can compete. However it also employs some complexity and learning-curve that is not easy to master for everyone.
Fore will stay close to the overall XForms architecture and even try to keep element names and attributes whereever it makes sense. We hope to thereby make it easier for experienced XForms users to do the migration to Fore.
The following graphic shows the main building blocks 'model', 'UI' and 'actions'. These modules together make up the MVC architecture of XForms.
The model represents the data and it's constraints. The UI binds to the model via the bind elements. Actions can be fired by the UI or the model to change the state of the model which in turn will trigger the UI to update itself.
The primary goal of the new forms solution is to edit XML data. However browsers do not well with XML natively (except for XHTML). Furthermore JSON has made the race in the client-side world and the use of XML and XPath has always had a niche-existence at best. It's currently very unlikely that this is going to change.
XPath (and XQuery) are the powertools of XML but they are also not (really) present in the browser. To circumvent these problems and give each side what it deserves we need to introduce some mapping between the worlds.
On the server we deal with data instances which represent XML documents. On the client we'd like to consume some JSON data to render and update our UI. A plain XML to JSON conversion is possible but still leaves us with the problem of resolving path expressions and map those from XPath to e.g. JSONPath. This involves some complexity and potential for errors.
Fore uses the bindings as intermediates between the XML and JSON world. The client only knows about
bind ids and states while the server will translate those to XPathes that point to nodes in XML. The client
gets a JSON representation that mirrors the structure of the xf-bind
elements.
The following graphic shows this in more detail.
The folowing table shows roughly how the functionalities of client and server are distributed.
| Client | Server |
|


Hello there, awesome person!
What did she learn today?
- Write a title
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- Put in an image
- Put in a heading
- Learned about opening and closing elements
- Learned about empty elements
- Learned about SRC attribute and how sites find images
- Learned the difference between orders and unordered lists
- Websites are structure by head and body
- Within the head is something called a title which is the title of the page
- Within the body are the headings, text, and the images
This is a link to my social media!


Source: modifiers/_margin.scss, line 1
16 Margin
The Margin modifiers allow you to set the margin of an element. The margin can be set for all sides of a container, or for just the top, right, bottom or left side.
Source: modifiers/_margin.scss, line 1
The Margin modifiers allow you to set the margin of an element. The margin can be set for all sides of a container, or for just the top, right, bottom or left side.
No margin.
Extra small margin.
Small margin.
Medium margin.
Large margin.
Extra large margin.
Extra large margin.
Medium top margin.
Medium right margin.
Medium bottom margin.
Medium left margin.
Auto left and right margin.

Element


| 13 May 1971 |
President Richard M. Nixon: "I don't want to see this country to go that way. You know what happened to the Greeks. Homosexuality destroyed them. Sure, Aristotle was a homo, we all know that, so was Socrates. [...] Do you know what happened to the Romans? The last six Roman emperors were fags. [...] You know what happened to the popes? It's all right that popes were laying the nuns. That's been going on for years -- centuries. But when the popes, when the Catholic Church went to hell in -- I don't know, three or four centuries ago -- it was homosexual, and it had to be cleaned out. Now, that's what happened to Britain; it happened earlier to France." |
| 25 Apr 1977 |
McDonald's Corporation requests an injunction forbidding former Ronald and recently outed queer Bob Brandon from dressing as Ronald McDonald or implying in any way that the spokesclown is homosexual. |
| 20 Jun 1990 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "Many observers say that AIDS is the hammer and gun of the homosexual movement, an effective vehicle to propel the homosexual agenda throughout every phase of our society." |
| 17 Sep 1992 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "It's one thing to say, 'We have rights to jobs... we have rights to be left alone in out little corner of the world to do our thing.' It's an entirely different thing to say, 'Well, we're not only going to go into the schools and we're going to take your children and your grandchildren and turn them into homosexuals.' Now that's wrong." |
| 1993 |
In an interview with Molly Ivins, Pat Robertson declares: "Just like what Nazi Germany did to the Jews, so liberal America is now doing to the evangelical Christians. It's no different. It is the same thing. It is happening all over again. It is the Democratic Congress, the liberal-based media and the homosexuals who want to destroy the Christians. Wholesale abuse and discrimination and the worst bigotry directed toward any group in America today. More terrible than anything suffered by any minority in history." |
| 21 Jan 1993 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "Many of those people involved with Adolf Hitler were Satanists, many of them were homosexuals -- the two things seem to go together."  |
| 18 Jan 1995 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "[Homosexuals] want to come into churches and disrupt church services and throw blood all around and try to give people AIDS and spit in the face of ministers." |
| 6 Jun 1997 |
The San Francisco Chronicle quotes the Dalai Lama as saying: "Homosexuality, whether it is between men or between women, is
not improper in itself.  |
| 8 Nov 1997 |
President Bill Clinton speaks at a dinner sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay rights organization. It is the first time an American president has so addressed a gathering of sodomites. |
| 18 May 1999 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "In Europe, the big word is tolerance. You tolerate everything. Homosexuals are riding high in the media. For example, in the Cayman Islands, which is a British colony or whatever they call it now -- it's an independent thing -- in order to establish full relationships with England, England is insisting that they recognize homosexuals and the Cayman Islands are saying: 'We're Christians and we'd rather not do it.' And in Scotland you can't believe how strong the homosexuals are. It's just simply unbelievable. And so as far as the vestiges of John Knox and some of these heroes, I don't think it exists any more. And what could happen? It could go right back to the darkness very easily." |
| 1 Jan 2002 |
In the mountain resort town of Abha, three Saudis are publicly beheaded with a sword because they "committed acts of sodomy, married each other, seduced young men, and attacked those who rebuked them." |
| 14 Oct 2003 |
On his television show The 700 Club, Pat Robertson declares: "Every society which has embraced homosexuality -- normalized it, legitimized it, et cetera, embraced it as part of their culture -- every one of those societies has gone down in flames. And if we want to destroy the United States of America, take it down, this is the best way to do it.  |
| 14 Oct 2003 |
In Sioux City, Iowa, Operation Rescue founder Randall Terry declares: "The homosexual movement is making incredible headway right now, they really are... You don't say, 'Oh, we are going to reward violent anal sex with the covenant of marriage.'" |
| 16 Mar 2004 |
Rhea County commissioner J.C. Fugate introduces a motion to ask the Tennessee state legislature to make homosexuality a crime against nature. The motion passes 8-0. After staff is instructed to draft an ordinance banning gays from living within Rhea County, Fugate explains, "We need to keep them out of here." |


Example 13
Refresh Data
Overview
Source Code on Github
Filter the grid to dynamically update the d3 chart


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Note that it is only data on the box that will be lost. Any data that was successfully transferred to Anemolab will remain on Anemolab. You may want to check that all your data is on Anemolab before you proceed.
Are you sure you want to reset the box?


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I was a volunteer and was happy to help others. It was a wonderful experience!
We designed a children-company robot and won the best presentation award.
Click here to see the media report.


About
What
Terminal Games is a blog about text based command-line games played on a terminal. There are many games for the terminal scattered on the Internet. Some of them dates back to the mid 1970’s that are still actively maintained. The goal of this site is to create the most expansive list of tty games available on the Internet.
How
The biggest problem with command-line games is how to install and get it up and running on different environments.
- Linux
- Mac OS X
- Microsoft Windows
My goal is to provide instructions to get the game up and running in each of these environments.
Why
Because I was introduced to PC gaming in the early 1980’s and the simplistic elegance of terminal games is what I want to keep alive through this blog.


The Officiant concludes with the following
The almighty and merciful Lord, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, bless us and keep us, this night and evermore. Amen.


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Total amount is payable upon booking.
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A full refund will be given prior to 30 days cancellation
50% refund will be given after 30 days of cancellation
In the event of a weekly or monthly booking the apartment will be serviced weekly unless by prior
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This example uses before and after filters attached directly to the module serving this request.
If you observe the time this page was created when refreshing it you'll see the page is handled by an output cache, this cache has a sliding window of 30 seconds.
As long as your refreshing the page, you'll reset the timer and the cache will continue to wait 30 seconds after the last request before expiring, if you request the page then leave it for 30 seconds before re-requesting it, you'll see you get a new copy.


September-December 2019
Redesign of a mobile health app used in the Boston area to book doctors appointments.
This is a project I worked on in my Interaction Design class in 2019. I worked on improving the general interface design of a mobile application I use to book my doctors appointments.
I wanted to simplify the workflows by focusing on these four main interactions. For the final screens, I decided to focus on the appointment booking workflow.
Here are some of the final screens I ended up designing. I reorganized some of the main workflows so that the user could easily access them using the bottom navigation bar. I used bolder colors to guide the user through different workflows. Lastly, I minimized the amount of buttons and information on each screen so that the user could focus on each interaction they wanted to make per screen.


A demo of printing a stack trace from an error thrown within transpiled code.
Source-mapped Stack trace (pointing to original code):
Unmapped Stack trace (pointing to transpiled code):
Alternatively, try throwing and not catching, to compare the trace in your browser's console:


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delegate( selector, event, handler(ev,newVal,oldVal,from) ) listen for changes
in a child attribute from the parent. The child attribute
does not have to exist.
// create an observable
var observe = can.Observe({
foo : {
bar : "Hello World"
}
})
//listen to changes on a property
observe.delegate("foo.bar","change", function(ev, prop, how, newVal, oldVal){
// foo.bar has been added, set, or removed
this //->
});
// change the property
observe.attr('foo.bar',"Goodbye Cruel World")
Types of events
Delegate lets you listen to add, set, remove, and change events on property.
add
An add event is fired when a new property has been added.
var o = new can.Control({});
o.delegate("name","add", function(ev, value){
// called once
can.$('#name').show()
})
o.attr('name',"Justin")
o.attr('name',"Brian");
Listening to add events is useful for 'setup' functionality (in this case
showing the #name element.
set
Set events are fired when a property takes on a new value. set events are
always fired after an add.
o.delegate("name","set", function(ev, value){
// called twice
can.$('#name').text(value)
})
o.attr('name',"Justin")
o.attr('name',"Brian");
remove
Remove events are fired after a property is removed.
o.delegate("name","remove", function(ev){
// called once
$('#name').text(value)
})
o.attr('name',"Justin");
o.removeAttr('name');
Wildcards - matching multiple properties
Sometimes, you want to know when any property within some part
of an observe has changed. Delegate lets you use wildcards to
match any property name. The following listens for any change
on an attribute of the params attribute:
delegate( selector, event, handler(ev,newVal,oldVal,from) )
listen for changes in a child attribute from the parent. The child attribute does not have to exist.Types of events
Delegate lets you listen to add, set, remove, and change events on property.
add
An add event is fired when a new property has been added.
Listening to add events is useful for 'setup' functionality (in this case showing the
#name
element.set
Set events are fired when a property takes on a new value. set events are always fired after an add.
remove
Remove events are fired after a property is removed.
Wildcards - matching multiple properties
Sometimes, you want to know when any property within some part of an observe has changed. Delegate lets you use wildcards to match any property name. The following listens for any change on an attribute of the params attribute:
Using a single wildcard (
) matches single level properties. Using a double wildcard (
*
) matches any deep property.Listening on multiple properties and values
Delegate lets you listen on multiple values at once. The following listens for first and last name changes:
Listening when properties are a particular value
Delegate lets you listen when a property is set to a specific value:


Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls
Story
The smell of cinnamon rolls in the morning is nearly as powerful as the smell of bacon in the morning. It's that magic spell that seems to automatically levitate you out of bed. My mom used to make these when my siblings and I were little as an occasional treat. Katie and I decided to take a crack at making them homemade with our Buddy Sourdough. The smell of cinnamon wafting through the apartment brought us right back to when we were kids. The simple answer to your question is, "Yes, Budweiser can make cinnamon buns even better."
Recipe
Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls
July 21, 2014
Sourdough cinnamon rolls made with Budweiser sourdough starter
Prep time:
Cook time:
Total time:
Yield: about 12 rolls
Ingredients:
Sourdough Hamburger Bun Dough: 1/2 batch, prepared through the first riseButter: 6 tbl, softened
Sugar: 1/2 c
Cinnamon: 1/4 c
Powdered Sugar: 1/4 c
Milk: splash
Vanilla: 1 tsp
Directions:
1. Roll out dough to a rectangular shape between 1/2 and 1 inch thick.
2. Spread butter all over dough.
3. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon.
4. Roll dough as shown in photo. Cut into 1" slices. Place in greased pan with 1/4 inch in between each roll.
5. Allow to rise until doubled, about an hour. Tip: Heat a bowl of water in the microwave for 2 minutes. Remove bowl from microwave. Place dough in microwave and shut door to rise in warm humid environment.
6. Preheat oven to 350 F.
7. Toss a few ice cubes into bottom of oven. Bake rolls for 25 minutes or until risen and golden brown. Remove from oven.
8. Mix last three ingredients, adding milk a splash at a time to achieve an icing consistency.
9. Top hot rolls with icing, serve immediately.
2. Spread butter all over dough.
3. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon.
4. Roll dough as shown in photo. Cut into 1" slices. Place in greased pan with 1/4 inch in between each roll.
5. Allow to rise until doubled, about an hour. Tip: Heat a bowl of water in the microwave for 2 minutes. Remove bowl from microwave. Place dough in microwave and shut door to rise in warm humid environment.
6. Preheat oven to 350 F.
7. Toss a few ice cubes into bottom of oven. Bake rolls for 25 minutes or until risen and golden brown. Remove from oven.
8. Mix last three ingredients, adding milk a splash at a time to achieve an icing consistency.
9. Top hot rolls with icing, serve immediately.
Dough being rolled up with butter, cinnamon, and sugar already added.
Rolls cut and spaced, before the rise.
Rolls baked and ready to be iced.
The final product - Budweiser Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls.
Rolls cut and spaced, before the rise.
Rolls baked and ready to be iced.
The final product - Budweiser Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls.


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Virtual FTP Sample
Purpose
This sample shows how to create and configure virtual FTP. This supports building
a virtual folder structure, similar to IIS, based on real and non-existing folders.
Note:
To connect to Virtual FTP, please use port 4444. (ftp://localhost:4444/)
UserName=test
Password=test
Examine the Code
- Look at the StartServer function. There you can find how you can configure your ftp.
You can add a VirtualFolder or a DiskFolder.
- Also there you can see how to add the users allowed to use this ftp.
Getting started
- Build the application.
- Run the application and start the virtual FTP
- With the help of the link on the form, open virtual FTP in your WebBrowser
- Test virtual ftp.


A correlogram or correlation matrix allows to analyse the relationship between each pair of numeric variables in a dataset. It gives a quick overview of the whole dataset. It is more used for exploratory purpose than explanatory.
GGally
packageThe GGally
package offers great options to build correlograms. The ggpairs()
function build a classic correlogram with scatterplot, correlation coefficient and variable distribution. On top of that, it is possible to inject ggplot2 code, for instance to color categories.
corrgram
packageThe corrgram
is another great alternative to build correlograms. You can choose what to display in the upper, lower and diagonal part of the figure: scatterplot, pie chart, text, ellipse and more.
Lesser known ways to build correlogram with R, like the ellipse
package, the plot()
function and the car
package.


Moscow Police Searching For Missing Interfax Editor
Police in Moscow on November 18 confirmed reports that Margarita Ignatova, an editor of Russia's Interfax news agency, was listed as a missing person.
"At present, the whereabouts of the young woman, born in 1990, are being established. Her mother has filed a missing person's report to the police, the search for her is under way," a spokesperson for the Moscow police department told state TASS news agency.
According to local media, Ignatova's mother said the last time she saw her daughter was around 9 a.m. on November 17. Igantova had reportedly told her mother she was going to church.
However, the 29-year-old editor didn't take with her identification, a mobile phone, and money.
After several hours of not having returned home, the mother started looking for Ignatova, starting at the church she knows her daughter frequents.
Next, the mother searched a nearby park and looked for clues on Ignatova's mobile phone.
That evening, the mother filed a missing-person report with the police.
According to the mother, Ignatova never has disappeared in such a manner and has no prior history of alcohol or drug abuse.
She was seen dressed in a brown and turquoise knitted hat, multicolored jacket, green cardigan, and black leather sneakers with rhinestones.


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dropinrequire.js is a drop-in replacement for commonjs module in a browser. No server to run, No preprocessing of javascript files. If you are using node.js and are willing to share code with your browser without hassle, dropinrequire.js is for you.
You just include this in your webpage
<script type="text/javascript" src="./dropin_require.js"></script>
And after that you can use require(filename) to import your node module in the web browser. Suppose you got a module foobar.js
exports.foo = "bar";
then this html will display bar
. Here it is a demo to show, and not tell.
<script src="../dropin_require.js"></script>
<script>
alert( require('./foobar.js').foo );
</script>
The code is available on github under MIT license and has been written by Jerome Etienne. That's it. No fuss no muss.


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python -c 'import sphinx'
If that fails grab the latest version of and install it with:
> sudo easy_install sphinx
Now you are ready to build a template for your docs, using sphinx-quickstart:
> sphinx-quickstart
accepting most of the defaults. I choose “sampledoc” as the name of my project. cd into your new directory and check the contents:
home:~/tmp/sampledoc> ls
Makefile _static conf.py
_build _templates index.rst
The index.rst is the master ReST for your project, but before adding anything, let’s see if we can build some html:
make html
If you now point your browser to _build/html/index.html, you should see a basic sphinx site.
Now we will start to customize out docs. Grab a couple of files from the web site or svn. You will need getting_started.rst and _static/basic_screenshot.png. All of the files live in the “completed” version of this tutorial, but since this is a tutorial, we’ll just grab them one at a time, so you can learn what needs to be changed where. Since we have more files to come, I’m going to grab the whole svn directory and just copy the files I need over for now. First, I’ll cd up back into the directory containing my project, check out the “finished” product from svn, and then copy in just the files I need into my sampledoc directory:
home:~/tmp/sampledoc> pwd
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home:~/tmp/sampledoc> cd ..
home:~/tmp> svn co https://matplotlib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/\
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A sampledoc_tut/cheatsheet.rst
A sampledoc_tut/_static
A sampledoc_tut/_static/basic_screenshot.png
A sampledoc_tut/conf.py
A sampledoc_tut/Makefile
A sampledoc_tut/_templates
A sampledoc_tut/_build
A sampledoc_tut/getting_started.rst
A sampledoc_tut/index.rst
Checked out revision 7449.
home:~/tmp> cp sampledoc_tut/getting_started.rst sampledoc/
home:~/tmp> cp sampledoc_tut/_static/basic_screenshot.png \
sampledoc/_static/
The last step is to modify index.rst to include the getting_started.rst file (be careful with the indentation, the “g” in “getting_started” should line up with the ‘:’ in :maxdepth:
Contents:
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
getting_started.rst
and then rebuild the docs:
cd sampledoc
make html
When you reload the page by refreshing your browser pointing to _build/html/index.html, you should see a link to the “Getting Started” docs, and in there this page with the screenshot. Voila!
Note we used the image directive to include to the screenshot above with:
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- 19 Sep 2021 » reading up on microfinance (including kiva.org)
- 14 Aug 2021 » about Gitea, or Git, on tilde.town
- 18 Jun 2021 » A story of two wolves
- 14 Jun 2021 » Content warning: emotional blackmail
- 08 Jun 2021 » hello world, from an Android phone
- 15 Jan 2021 » Note to self re. Mastodon
- 07 Jul 2020 » using Jekyll on tilde.town, circa 7th July 2020
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- 05 Apr 2020 » Q and A for me
- 24 Mar 2020 » A challenge I face in pursuing excellence
- 12 Mar 2020 » A brief analysis of the artistic merit of videos made by Peeping Toms/voyeurs
- 09 Mar 2020 » An opera; International Women's Day
- 06 Mar 2020 » A selection of five photos I've taken, in the past two years
- 05 Mar 2020 » reading a book on photography
- 02 Mar 2020 » recent Art News: artists selling art without dealers
- 28 Feb 2020 » Pay-off(s) of my little investment of sorts: attending a talk
- 28 Feb 2020 » Just watched a recording of Tim Brown 's TED talk, "Tales of creativity and play"
- 26 Feb 2020 » A story I wanted to share on the web-site LinkedIn
- 13 Feb 2020 » how to say 'good'
- 06 Jan 2020 » A chat about ethics and technology, with Mr. Sebastian Müeller
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- 12 Sep 2019 » A few print-making techniques, and possibly goodbye
- 17 Apr 2019 » want to feel (even more) cramped (in a cheek-to-jowl way) on the island of Singapore? A few places to check out
- 29 Mar 2019 » My Lineage of Inspiration
- 14 Mar 2019 » Eateries in Singapore that are not "chains", as far as I am aware
- 06 Feb 2019 » Purchases, approximately at the time of Chinese New Year
- 05 Feb 2019 » 'They have certificates, but no flower!'
- 04 Feb 2019 » A DJ said he had a focus on songs from Southeast Asia and Japan
- 28 Jan 2019 » Artists whom I've met in person and, in my impression, aren't based in Singapore
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- 23 Nov 2018 » description of a certain kind of coffee in Singapore
- 12 Nov 2018 » Places, in Singapore, where I have had wine for about SGD$10
- 12 Nov 2018 » Quotes I found on the web-site/blog of an artist
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2 cprof - The Call Count Profiler
cprof is a profiling tool that can be used to get a picture of how often different functions in the system are called.
cprof uses breakpoints similar to local call trace, but containing counters, to collect profiling data. Therfore there is no need for special compilation of any module to be profiled.
cprof presents all profiled modules in decreasing total call count order, and for each module presents all profiled functions also in decreasing call count order. A call count limit can be specified to filter out all functions below the limit.
Profiling is done in the following steps:
- cprof:start/0..3
- Starts profiling with zeroed call counters for specified functions by setting call count breakpoints on them.
- Mod:Fun()
- Runs the code to be profiled.
- cprof:pause/0..3
- Pauses the call counters for specified functions. This minimises the impact of code running in the background or in the shell that disturbs the profiling. Call counters are automatically paused when they "hit the ceiling" of the host machine word size. For a 32 bit host the maximum counter value is<PHONE_NUMBER>.
- cprof:analyse/0..2
- Collects call counters and computes the result.
- cprof:restart/0..3
- Restarts the call counters from zero for specified functions. Can be used to collect a new set of counters without having to stop and start call count profiling.
- cprof:stop/0..3
- Stops profiling by removing call count breakpoints from specified functions.
Functions can be specified as either all in the system, all in one module, all arities of one function, one function, or all functions in all modules not yet loaded. As for now, BIFs cannot be call count traced.
The analysis result can either be for all modules, or for one module. In either case a call count limit can be given to filter out the functions with a call count below the limit. The all modules analysis does not contain the module cprof itself, it can only be analysed by specifying it as a single module to analyse.
Call count tracing is very lightweight compared to other forms of tracing since no trace message has to be generated. Some measurements indicates performance degradations in the vicinity of 10 percent.
The following sections show some examples of profiling with cprof. See also cprof(3).
2.1 Example: Background work
From the Erlang shell:
1> cprof:start(), cprof:pause(). % Stop counters just after start 3476 2> cprof:analyse(). {30, [{erl_eval,11, [{{erl_eval,expr,3},3}, {{erl_eval,'-merge_bindings/2-fun-0-',2},2}, {{erl_eval,expand_module_name,2},1}, {{erl_eval,merge_bindings,2},1}, {{erl_eval,binding,2},1}, {{erl_eval,expr_list,5},1}, {{erl_eval,expr_list,3},1}, {{erl_eval,exprs,4},1}]}, {orddict,8, [{{orddict,find,2},6}, {{orddict,dict_to_list,1},1}, {{orddict,to_list,1},1}]}, {packages,7,[{{packages,is_segmented_1,1},6}, {{packages,is_segmented,1},1}]}, {lists,4,[{{lists,foldl,3},3},{{lists,reverse,1},1}]}]} 3> cprof:analyse(cprof). {cprof,3,[{{cprof,tr,2},2},{{cprof,pause,0},1}]} 4> cprof:stop(). 3476
The example showed the background work that the shell performs just to interpret the first command line. Most work is done by erl_eval and orddict.
What is captured in this example is the part of the work the shell does while interpreting the command line that occurs between the actual calls to cprof:start() and cprof:analyse().
2.2 Example: One module
From the Erlang shell:
1> cprof:start(),R=calendar:day_of_the_week(1896,4,27),cprof:pause(),R. 1 2> cprof:analyse(calendar). {calendar,9, [{{calendar,df,2},1}, {{calendar,dm,1},1}, {{calendar,dy,1},1}, {{calendar,last_day_of_the_month1,2},1}, {{calendar,last_day_of_the_month,2},1}, {{calendar,is_leap_year1,1},1}, {{calendar,is_leap_year,1},1}, {{calendar,day_of_the_week,3},1}, {{calendar,date_to_gregorian_days,3},1}]} 3> cprof:stop(). 3271
The example tells us that "Aktiebolaget LM Ericsson & Co" was registered on a Monday (since the return value of the first command is 1), and that the calendar module needed 9 function calls to calculate that.
Using cprof:analyse() in this example also shows approximately the same background work as in the first example.
2.3 Example: In the code
Write a module:
-module(sort). -export([do/1]). do(N) -> cprof:stop(), cprof:start(), do(N, []). do(0, L) -> R = lists:sort(L), cprof:pause(), R; do(N, L) -> do(N-1, [random:uniform(256)-1 | L]).
From the Erlang shell:
1> c(sort). {ok,sort} 2> l(random). {module,random} 3> sort:do(1000). [0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3,3,3,4,4,4,5,5,5,5,6,6,6,6,6,6|...] 4> cprof:analyse(). {9050, [{lists_sort,6047, [{{lists_sort,merge3_2,6},923}, {{lists_sort,merge3_1,6},879}, {{lists_sort,split_2,5},661}, {{lists_sort,rmerge3_1,6},580}, {{lists_sort,rmerge3_2,6},543}, {{lists_sort,merge3_12_3,6},531}, {{lists_sort,merge3_21_3,6},383}, {{lists_sort,split_2_1,6},338}, {{lists_sort,rmerge3_21_3,6},299}, {{lists_sort,rmerge3_12_3,6},205}, {{lists_sort,rmerge2_2,4},180}, {{lists_sort,rmerge2_1,4},171}, {{lists_sort,merge2_1,4},127}, {{lists_sort,merge2_2,4},121}, {{lists_sort,mergel,2},79}, {{lists_sort,rmergel,2},27}]}, {random,2001, [{{random,uniform,1},1000}, {{random,uniform,0},1000}, {{random,seed0,0},1}]}, {sort,1001,[{{sort,do,2},1001}]}, {lists,1,[{{lists,sort,1},1}]}]} 5> cprof:stop(). 5369
The example shows some details of how lists:sort/1 works. It used 6047 function calls in the module lists_sort to complete the work.
This time, since the shell was not involved, no other work was done in the system during the profiling. If you retry the same example with a freshly started Erlang emulator, but omit the command l(random), the analysis will show a lot more function calls done by code_server and others to automatically load the module random.


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| BeanFactoryTransactionAttributeSourceAdvisor | Advisor driven by a TransactionAttributeSource , used to include
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| CompositeTransactionAttributeSource | Composite TransactionAttributeSource implementation that iterates
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| DefaultTransactionAttribute | Transaction attribute that takes the EJB approach to rolling back on runtime, but not checked, exceptions. |
| DelegatingTransactionAttribute | TransactionAttribute implementation that delegates all calls to a given target
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| MatchAlwaysTransactionAttributeSource | Very simple implementation of TransactionAttributeSource which will always return the same TransactionAttribute for all methods fed to it. |
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This is javascript drawing on an HTML5 canvas in real time.


Scenario
- Imagine you are moving house and need to hire someone to move big furniture for you.
- Starting from the next page, you will be asked to make a total of 16 comparisons between two workers.
- When making each comparison, read the profiles of both users.
- Choose option 1 or option 2 to move to the next comparison.
- Please make choices as if you were spending your own money. We will do manual validation and may reject work if it is obvious you did not put in effort.
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Dissertation!
My dissertation is focused on understanding how commercial fishermen affect (and are influenced by) the marine ecosystems from which they harvest. Using a large datasets describing commercial fishing, fish abundance and environmental data, I’m examining the implications of human coupling of disparate marine food webs.
Collaborators: Jameal Samhouri, James Watson, Emily Klein, Matthieu Barbier, Andrew Tilman
Range shifts and harvesting: a simple model
This thing is accepted at ecosphere, see here for the paper!
Side Projects!
Collaboration is the best, and I’m pleased to be involved in the following projects.
Shifting fish and fishers
As a co-leader of a SESYNC funded graduate student working group, I’m collaborating with social science and fellow ecology grad students to examine how fishermen are responding to climate change in the Northeast US.
Collaborators: Talia Young, Brad Dubik, Josh Stoll, Kaycee Colman, Mikaela Provost, Adrienne Tecza, Sara Bess Ward, Elizabeth Clark, Kevin St. Martin, Malin Pinsky
Large Ungulates
Working with Matt Hayes at the University of Wyoming, we’re using machine learning approaches to build a flexible classification algorithm to infer parturition events in North American large ungulates from GPS data.
Collaborators: Matt Hayes
Lemurs!
Working with Cara Brook we’re interested in building age structured models of lemur populations to better understand how bushmeat hunting affects population viability.
Collaborators: Cara Brook


The RegBlock class encapsulates one or more RegMap objects (register maps). More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, radar, configfile_section_name="registers") |
| Create a new RegBlock object. More... | |
| def | set_use_shadow (self, use_shadow=False) |
| Set use_shadow on each register. | |
| def | refresh_shadow (self) |
| Refresh local shadow of all maps. | |
| def | load_config (self, configfile=None) |
| Load register configuration from an ini-file. | |
| def | write_config (self, configfile="config.ini") |
| Write current register configuration to an ini-file. | |
| def | __add_map__ (self, map) |
| Add a register map to the register block. More... | |
| def | __iter__ (self) |
| Enable iteration through registers. | |
| def | __getitem__ (self, seg) |
| Emulate dict behavior. More... | |
| def | __setitem__ (self, seg, value) |
| Emulate dict behavior. More... | |
| def | __setattr__ (self, name, value) |
The RegBlock class encapsulates one or more RegMap objects (register maps).
This class is intended to be sub-classed for specific chips or chip versions. The sub-class will overload the init function and call the add_map function for each register map that is part of the register block.
| def pymoduleconnector.extras.regmap.RegBlock.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| radar, | |||
configfile_section_name = "registers" |
|||
| ) |
Create a new RegBlock object.
| def pymoduleconnector.extras.regmap.RegBlock.__add_map__ | ( | self, | |
| map | |||
| ) |
| def pymoduleconnector.extras.regmap.RegBlock.__getitem__ | ( | self, | |
| seg | |||
| ) |
Emulate dict behavior.
Gives access to register segments as regblock[segment].
| def pymoduleconnector.extras.regmap.RegBlock.__setitem__ | ( | self, | |
| seg, | |||
| value | |||
| ) |
Emulate dict behavior.
Gives access to register segments as regblock[segment].


run
.red { color: red } .green { color: green }
import classnames from 'dss-classnames'
import styles from './styles.css'
// try to invert the order of the classes! document.body.innerHTML = `
Hello from DSS!
Hello from DSS!
`


+++ draft = false date = "2006-08-13T18:09:58-03:00" title = "Small tip when using wxWidgets" tags = ["Python", "cookbook"] created = "2006-08-13T18:06:00-03:00" modified = "2006-08-13T18:10:30-03:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2006/08/13/small-tip-when-using-wxwidgets" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2006/08/13/small-tip-when-using-wxwidgets" ] +++
Always put your controls in a sizer inside a panel. So, the actual tree would be frame > sizer > panel > sizer > ... controls
The reason is that the panel component will enable tab traversal. Also, the panel can so be used to group the widgets into logical groups, to facilitate traversing them with the tab key. Oh, did I mention wxGlade (from cvs) rules?


Video of Point Cloud created by the University of Florida
Photogrammetry makes measurements from photographs. Vizcaya used photographs to detect, measure and record the Barge and Swimming Pool Grotto. The photographs are then input into software that creates 3D digital models.
Then and Now. Archival photograph of Herm displayed next to photograph of current Herm
Digital models were created by hand using photogrammetry models, archival photos and blueprints as a reference.


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