| Finite Geometry
Notes
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Geometry of the 4x4 Square
Notes by Steven H. Cullinane
A Structure-Endowed Entity
"A guiding principle in modern mathematics is this lesson: Whenever you have to do with a structure-endowed entity S, try to determine its group of automorphisms, the group of those element-wise transformations which leave all structural relations undisturbed. You can expect to gain a deep insight into the constitution of S in this way."
-- Hermann Weyl in Symmetry
Let us apply Weyl's lesson to the following "structure-endowed entity."
What is the order of the resulting group of automorphisms?
First, of course, we must determine exactly what "structural relations" we wish to leave undisturbed.
Trivially, the overall 4x4 structure is left undistubed by any permutation of the sixteen dots. But not all substructures are left undistubed by an arbitrary permutation. For example, the set of four rows and the set of four columns are left undisturbed by permutations of rows and/or columns, but not by permutations of the four 2x2 quadrants.
We may be interested in permutations that preserve the structural relation of adjacency. In this case, it turns out that the group of symmetries of the four-dimensional hypercube, or tesseract,
is what we are looking for, since it is well-known that adjacency in the hypercube is equivalent to adjacency in a 4x4 array-- provided we regard the array as drawn on a torus, so that each element of the array is adjacent to four other elements. The hypercube's symmetry group is of order 384.
We may, however, be interested in structural relations other than adjacency. For instance, we may be interested in families of subsets of the sixteen dots.
One such family, the 6-sets of the (166, 166) Kummer configuration, was discussed (without naming it as such) by R.D. Carmichael in 1937. For that configuration, see this website's note on Configurations and Squares. Carmichael's 1937 classic, Introduction to the Theory of Groups of Finite Order, seems, however, to have overlooked an even more interesting family of subsets.
It turns out that if we regard the
4x4 array as a picture of the affine space of four dimensions over the
two-element field, a very natural family of subsets is provided by the
35 partitions of the space into four parallel affine planes
Aficionados of T. S. Eliot may, if they
like,
call the
four-element planes or cosets "quartets."
For a description of how the 4x4 array can be coordinatized to yield this family of partitions and also a group of 322,560 permutations (rather than the measly 384 of the hypercube) that leave affine "structural relations" undisturbed, see Finite Relativity.
Strangely enough, this rather obvious geometric picture
The Curtis MOG is a pairing of 35 partitions of a 4x4 array into four-sets (which turn out, once the array has been suitably coordinatized as a linear space, to be the cosets, under translation, of the 35 two-dimensional linear subspaces) with the 35 partitions of an eight-set (shown as an array of four rows and two columns) into two four-sets. This pairing is not arbitrary; it is preserved under the action of the 244,823,040 permutations of the large Mathieu group M24 acting on an array of four rows and six columns. See published descriptions* of the MOG for details.
Within one of the maximal subgroups (a "brick stabilizer") of M24, each of the 322,560 affine transformations of the 4x4 array is accompanied by a related M24 action (the identity, if the affine transformation is a translation) on an associated 4x2 array, or "brick," of the MOG. These group actions illustrate the well-known isomorphism (pdf) of the alternating group on eight elements, A8, with the general linear group, GL(4,2), on the four-space over the two-element field.
One of the 35 pairs in the Curtis MOG
For a description of one way to
construct the MOG,
see
Generating
the
Octad Generator,
from which
the following illustration is drawn.
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The quintuply transitive Mathieu group M24
is the
automorphism group
of the set of octads, or 8-sets, generated by
the Curtis Miracle Octad
Generator (MOG). (See Peter J. Cameron's Geometry
of the Mathieu Groups (pdf).) A non-brick octad is formed by selecting 4 similarly marked locations (all black or all white) within one of the 35 4x2 MOG pictures, and 4 similarly marked locations (all black, all white, all circles, or all dots) in the corresponding 4x4 MOG picture, then applying a permutation (possibly the identity) of the three bricks of the resulting 4x6 array. Apart from the octads that are themselves bricks, the 8 cells that define an octad may occur in a 4 + 4 + 0 (or 4 + 0 + 4 or 0 + 4 + 4) pattern within the three bricks. or they may occur in a 4 + 2 + 2 (or 2 + 4 + 2 or 2 + 2 + 4) pattern within the three bricks. In the 4 + 4 + 0, etc., case, one of the two nonempty bricks in a 4x6 array contains 4 cells (either the four white or the four black cells) from one of the 7 bricks pictured in the leftmost column of the MOG picture, which can be chosen in 2 ways (hence "A" and "B"), and the other nonempty brick contains 4 cells (any 4 cells marked alike) from the corresponding picture in column 6 of the MOG; these 4 cells can fall within this nonempty brick in exactly 2 ways (hence "C"). Switching the two nonempty bricks adds no new octads. The third, empty, brick can fall in any of the three brick positions (hence "D"). In the 4 + 2 + 2, etc., case, one of the 3 bricks, the "heavy" brick, contains 4 elements of the octad. This can fall within any of the three brick positions (hence "H"). There are clearly 28 * 2 choices (from the MOG pictures in columns 2 through 5) for the 4 elements of the heavy brick (hence "E" and "F"). Paired with each of these choices are 4 ways of selecting the "2 + 2" elements in the other two bricks, based on the sets of 4 like elements in each of the MOG pictures in columns 7 through 10 (hence "G"). Switching the two "2 + 2" bricks adds no new octads. |
The illustration below shows the action
of a 23-cycle
from M24 on a "trio" of octads.
The Curtis MOG plays a prominent role in the book Twelve Sporadic Groups, by Robert L. Griess, which discusses some of the groups involved in Griess's Monster.** A picture of a MOG action appears on the book's cover. For some other connections between the MOG and the Monster, see the October 2004 paper Cross Orbits (pdf), by Peter Rowley.
For a description of how the 4x4 array also provides a nice picture of the 35 lines in the finite projective space PG(3,2) (as well as the 35 planes through a point in the finite affine space AG(4,2)), see Orthogonal Latin Squares as Skew Lines.
In fact, the MOG has an ancestor in the literature of finite projective geometry. A pairing equivalent to that in the MOG was described (though without the rectangular arrays devised by Curtis) in a paper on the projective space PG(3,2) published in 1910. See page 72 of G. M. Conwell's "The 3-Space PG(3,2) and Its Group," Ann. of Math. 11 (1910), 60-76.
The relevant result is as follows:
"There exists a bijective correspondence between the 35 lines of PG(3,2) and the 35 unordered triples in a 7-set such that lines are concurrent if and only if the corresponding triples have exactly one element in common."
-- Elisabeth Kuijken, Thesis (ps), March 2003.
Kuijken cites Conwell as the source of this result. The result may be verified by examining the MOG illustration above in light of the note Orthogonal Latin Squares as Skew Lines.
For another approach to constructing the MOG that involves the symplectic generalized quadrangle known as W(2), see Picturing the Smallest Projective 3-space.
For a theorem illustrating a nice interplay between affine and projective substructures of the 4x4 array, see Map Systems.
It is conceivable that the decomposition strategy sketched in the "Map Systems" note might have some valuable generalizations.
The affine group in the 4x4 space can be generated by permuting rows, columns, and quadrants. For an illustration, see the Diamond 16 Puzzle. For a proof, see Binary Coordinate Systems. For some background, see Diamond Theory and Galois Geometry.
As noted above, the 4x4
square model
lets us visualize the projective space PG(3,2) as well as the affine
space
AG(4,2). For
tetrahedral and pentagonal
(pdf) models of PG(3,2), see the work of
Burkard
Polster.
The following is from an advertisement of a talk by Polster on PG(3,2).
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The Smallest Perfect Universe "After a short introduction to finite geometries, I'll take you on a... guided tour of the smallest perfect universe -- a complex universe of breathtaking abstract beauty, consisting of only 15 points, 35 lines and 15 planes -- a space whose overall design incorporates and improves many of the standard features of the three-dimensional Euclidean space we live in.... Among mathematicians our perfect universe is known as -- Burkard Polster, May 2001 See also my commentary on a paper by Polster. |
Note on Required Background
"There is no royal road to geometry."
-- Saying attributed to Euclid
The reader is not expected to fully understand the above material unless he or she has had undergraduate instruction in linear algebra, abstract algebra, and modern geometry. The following references may, however, be helpful:
Contemporary Abstract Algebra, by Joseph A. Gallian
Geometry and Symmetry, by Paul B. Yale
Groups and Symmetry, by Phill Schultz.
See especially Part 19,
Linear
Groups Over Other Fields.
As Schultz demonstrates, the order of the affine group in the four-dimensional space over the two-element field is(24)(24 - 1)(24 - 21)(24 - 22)(24 - 23) =
(16)(16 - 1)(16 - 2)(16 - 4)(16 - 8) =
(16)(15)(14)(12)(8) = 322,560.
Classical Groups, by Peter J. Cameron
Projective and Polar Spaces, by Peter J. Cameron
Finite Geometries (ps), by Juergen Bierbrauer
An Introduction to Finite Geometry (ps), by Simeon Ball
Finite Geometry (pdf), by Chris Godsil
Finite Geometry Web, resource listings by Alan Offer
Some Sporadic Geometries Related to PG(3,2) (jpg), by Arnold Neumaier
Sporadic Simple Groups (ps), by Simon Nickerson
* "A New Combinatorial Approach to M24," by R. T. Curtis, Math. Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc. 79 (1976), pp. 25-42. For a more accessible discussion of the MOG, see Sphere Packings, Lattices, and Groups by Conway and Sloane. For related material on octads, see the discussion of the (extended binary) Golay code in The Theory of Error-Correcting Codes by Sloane and MacWilliams.
** Properties of the 4x4 array can play at least a small introductory role in the amalgam, or Ivanov-Shpectorov (pdf), approach to some sporadic simple groups. See the following sequence of readings:
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Well I could safely call myself a drug geek. Biochemistry and the interaction of psychoactives with the human body is something that has always fascinated me, so I find myself reading online all the time to learn as much as I can.
Despite my interest in drugs, I am by no terms addicted to anything. I enjoy experimenting with various substances, partially because I'm curious to see my own body's reaction to the drug, and partially because it's fun. I have used quite few substances and always make sure I know what I'm doing before I use them. I was and am still 17 years old and quite knowledgeable and careful when it comes to new drugs. This having been said, I made a huge mistake with Dexedrine.
My friend L and I decided to skip school one day (we are both seniors) and hang out at his house. Since my school is big into random drug testing for athletes (I am an athlete and therefore I am drug tested), we werenít able to use anything which would stay in our systems long enough to show up on any test we may be given. This ruled out marijuana and we had no alcohol left from the last time we drank, so we decided to just chill and watch some South Park, etc. At about 12:30 pm, I was upstairs in his kitchen looking around for some food while L was in the basement playing some computer game. I saw a prescription bottle on his counter and read the label simply to test my own knowledge and see if I knew what it was. The label said: Dexedrine 10 mg SA. Given my somewhat excessive knowledge of psychoactives, I knew Dexedrine was a simple brand name for dextroamphetamine and that SA was an abbreviation for sulfate, which is often used to time-release medication.
I was fully aware that the medication was speed and that it is prescribed for ADHD and narcolepsy. I even knew how it interacted with the brain to release stores of dopamine and some levels of norepinephrine and I could (oddly enough) tell you the chemical formula of amphetamine and even its sister chemical methamphetamine. But being cautious, I got on L's computer and went on a drug information website and various other pharmaceutical websites in search of information. It was the lack of information on recreational use that threw me off. If I had only read the drug information website I may have been fine because though amphetamine doesnít have a dosage page, a strong dose of methamphetamine is listed at 50+ mgs. Knowing that the extra methyl group only made it more fat soluble, I could safely assume that amphetamine and methamphetamine dosages were very similar.
So at about 1:00 pm I proceeded to take 6 Dexedrine containing a total of 60 mgs of dextroamphetamine sulfate. At this point L came upstairs to see what I was doing and suggested we insufflate (snort) some. Once again I was cautious because I knew the onset of the speed would not come for an hour or two since I had simply ingested them. So I got back online and looked on some pharmaceutical websites and saw that some doctors prescribed up to 60 mgs a day for people with severe ADHD. Knowing this and knowing that it was time release convinced me that to really get the high I should insufflate a few.
Big mistake.
I went into his basement and we broke open, crushed, and snorted about 7 total of a different prescription of 15 mg Dexedrine capsules. I ended up insufflating another 60 mgs. Now it was 2:40 pm and we knew his siblings would be home soon and we didnít want them to know we had skipped so I drove down (really though, don't drive when you are high, it is really stupid) to a secluded gravel trail and we just chilled there talking.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] At this point the snorted speed was in full effect and the stuff I ate was finally starting to take effect. I felt really really good.
The first thing I noticed was the great euphoric kind of elated feeling I had. It felt as if I was on top of the world. It's hard to explain, but it was more of a mental thing then a physical thing. I didn't feel too different physically, besides the ridiculous amount of energy and a tingle feeling every now and then, but mentally, I was not only thinking quickly and clearly, but I felt amazingly happy just to be sitting there talking. I understood these feelings to be the effects of the dopamine and norepinephrine, but it was amazing.
'Don't hang around a speed-freak cuz they will talk your ear off'... well two people on speed talking makes for a really awesome, amazingly long conversation. I had thoughts flying at me from everywhere, and I felt like I just had to say everything I thought of. Time flew by though, before we knew it was 4:30. So we both got out to go to the bathroom in the woods. When I looked down, my member was shrunk to the size of a pee. Weird feeling, since speed is a sexual stimulant but also causes temporary impotence. We both had the same problem so it was nothing to worry about.
I had done about twice as much as him and we were both feeling great so we talked until 6:00 when I drove him home and went back to my house. I had no appetite and decided that instead of continuing to make my parents suspicious, I would go up to his house and chill some more. I did and at 11:00 pm I came back home because I had school the next day. I still couldn't slow my brain down, I had a million thoughts flying at me and I couldn't stop them. Still felt great all the way until about 3:00am (I knew I wouldn't be able to sleep), when the occasional tingle spread across my entire body and I went almost entirely numb.
My friend was still awake too, but he was not having a hard time like I was. My pulse was still racing at about 140 (which isn't amazingly fast but it had been there for about 11 hours) and my body was numb and the thoughts were still flying at me. I quite literally thought I might die. I had no energy because I had crashed and hadn't eaten since noon. The only fortunate thing was that time seemed to go very quickly. I stayed home 'sick' the next day and felt fairly miserable. I couldn't eat until about 12:00pm and I didn't sleep again until 11:00pm.
The one interesting thing was before I went to sleep on the second day (the day I had stayed home 'sick') I experienced some mental confusion and open eye hallucinations. I kept thinking I was in L's basement and seeing human-like shadows crawling along my walls. After I had slept and ate, I felt much better and I haven't noticed any residual effects of the amphetamines.
The good parts were amazing and the bad parts were terrifying. I have since insufflated Dexedrine three other times, the next time with only 45 mgs, which gave a euphoric feeling and after about 8 or 9 hours I experienced the numbness which again was scary but only lasted about 10 minutes. Then I snorted 30 mgs the next time which gave a mild euphoric feeling and little to no crash or numbness.
And the last time was today, when at 11:00am I snorted 45 mgs. It made me talkative and euphoric for about 8 hours and I have yet to experience any numbness. That is how I have had the concentration to write this lengthy submission.
My suggestions for amphetamines:
1. Know how much I need to get the feeling I want (generally 45 - 60 mgs insufflated for myself)
2. Have someone with me to talk to or to help me if I tweak a little too much
3. Don't become addicted - set limits and if I go over them, quit
4. Don't use speed after 1:00 even if I am snorting because I will have trouble sleeping.
5. Be especially careful your first time until you have established your limits
6. Don't drive
7. Use them intelligently
Follow those rules and you may enjoy the drug without having a bad trip or letting yourself become addicted.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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To help me expand my JavaScript knowledge as I said I would in my previous post I thought I’d write a Windows 8 application using JavaScript.
After following a few “Hello World” tutorials from Microsoft I thought I’d take a look at the ToDo list demos shown at TodoMVC.com.
This website/Github repository takes the ToDo demo and implements it in all the various JS frameworks and libraries out there. As I said previously its a minefield.
Anyhow, I thought I’d start with Backbone, copy the files, add the references to WinJS and hit F5 and bingo. However, I got the below error:
A bit confused, I googled the issue and found that Microsoft have implemented security principles in WinJS applications to prevent un-sanitized markup to your page. So any time you might dynamically add some HTML to your page your application will throw an exception.
To get around this issue you can wrap your dynamic content calls with execUnsafeLocalFunction
You can read more about that from Microsoft’s documentation here
Here is how you would execute the function around dynamically adding HTML:
MSApp.execUnsafeLocalFunction(function() {
var body = document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0];
body.innerHTML = 'example';
});
I moved onto Angular to see if that would help but again I hit the same bug. I did find in the Angular code that if you have a reference to jQuery in your page it would use that, so I downloaded the latest version, referenced it and still the same issue.
What I didn’t realise is that Backbone and Angular both ship jQuery or a subset of it within them and I didn’t fancy modifying those libraries.
I found jquery-win8 from appendTo which I thought was the answer so referenced that and still the same issue.
I then gave KnockoutJS a go and it worked perfectly, the reason being no dependency on jQuery.
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public class VideoCapture
Class for video capturing from video files or cameras. The class provides C++ API for capturing video from cameras or for reading video files. Here is how the class can be used:
#include "opencv2/opencv.hpp"
// C++ code:
using namespace cv;
int main(int, char)
VideoCapture cap(0); // open the default camera
if(!cap.isOpened()) // check if we succeeded
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Grabs the next frame from video file or capturing device.
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for each camera and after that call the
slower method VideoCapture.retrieve()
to decode and get frame
from each camera. This way the overhead on demosaicing or motion jpeg
decompression etc. is eliminated and the retrieved frames from different
cameras will be closer in time.
Also, when a connected camera is multi-head (for example, a stereo camera or
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times with different values of the channel
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Returns true if video capturing has been initialized already.
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Open video file or a capturing device for video capturing
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Grabs, decodes and returns the next video frame.
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Note: OpenCV 1.x functions cvRetrieveFrame
and cv.RetrieveFrame
return image stored inside the video capturing structure. It is not allowed
to modify or release the image! You can copy the frame using "cvCloneImage"
and then do whatever you want with the copy.
image
- a imagepublic void release()
Closes video file or capturing device.
The methods are automatically called by subsequent "VideoCapture.open" and
by VideoCapture
destructor.
The C function also deallocates memory and clears *capture
pointer.
public boolean retrieve(Mat image)
Decodes and returns the grabbed video frame.
The methods/functions decode and return the just grabbed frame. If no frames has been grabbed (camera has been disconnected, or there are no more frames in video file), the methods return false and the functions return NULL pointer.
Note: OpenCV 1.x functions cvRetrieveFrame
and cv.RetrieveFrame
return image stored inside the video capturing structure. It is not allowed
to modify or release the image! You can copy the frame using "cvCloneImage"
and then do whatever you want with the copy.
image
- a imagepublic boolean retrieve(Mat image, int channel)
Decodes and returns the grabbed video frame.
The methods/functions decode and return the just grabbed frame. If no frames has been grabbed (camera has been disconnected, or there are no more frames in video file), the methods return false and the functions return NULL pointer.
Note: OpenCV 1.x functions cvRetrieveFrame
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public interface DominoRuntime
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Optional<Path> |
getDataDirectory()
Retrieves the path of the data directory for the current Notes/Domino runtime.
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Optional<Path> |
getProgramDirectory()
Retrieves the path of the program directory for the current Notes/Domino runtime.
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int |
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String |
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Retrieves the value of a Notes configuration property as a string.
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Purpose
Input block for external weather data from workspace.
Description
This block corresponds to the simulink block "From Workspace". You can
read in weather data from external files, like TRY (Test Reference Years) The data files have to be in a Matlab readable form, i.e. in
the first column the time has to appear. To bring Test Reference Years in the
Weather data format of CARNOT the m-file Wprepro.m, which is located in the
CARNOT root directory can be used. To get more
information about the utility functions you can type
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to the workspace, like as for any other MATLAB function. For Weather input data files of a different format the Wprepro.m has to be adapted to the suitable format. Before the data is available it has to be loaded onto the Workspace in the way that is described in chapter 2.3.
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npm install declare.js
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To use with requirejs place the declare
source in the root scripts directory
define(["declare"], function(declare){
return declare({
instance : {
hello : function(){
return "world";
}
}
});
});
declare.js provides
Class methods
as(module | object, name)
: exports the object to module or the object with the namemixin(mixin)
: mixes in an object but does not inherit directly from the object. Note this does not return a new class but changes the original class.extend(proto)
: extend a class with the given properties. A shortcut to declare(Super, {})
;Instance methods
_super(arguments)
: calls the super of the current method, you can pass in either the argments object or an array with arguments you want passed to super_getSuper()
: returns a this methods direct super._static
: use to reference class properties and methods.get(prop)
: gets a property invoking the getter if it exists otherwise it just returns the named property on the object.set(prop, val)
: sets a property invoking the setter if it exists otherwise it just sets the named property on the object.Creating a new class with declare is easy!
var Mammal = declare({
//define your instance methods and properties
instance : {
//will be called whenever a new instance is created
constructor: function(options) {
options = options || {};
this._super(arguments);
this._type = options.type || "mammal";
},
speak : function() {
return "A mammal of type " + this._type + " sounds like";
},
//Define your getters
getters : {
//can be accessed by using the get method. (mammal.get("type"))
type : function() {
return this._type;
}
},
//Define your setters
setters : {
//can be accessed by using the set method. (mammal.set("type", "mammalType"))
type : function(t) {
this._type = t;
}
}
},
//Define your static methods
static : {
//Mammal.soundOff(); //"Im a mammal!!"
soundOff : function() {
return "Im a mammal!!";
}
}
});
You can use Mammal just like you would any other class.
Mammal.soundOff("Im a mammal!!");
var myMammal = new Mammal({type : "mymammal"});
myMammal.speak(); // "A mammal of type mymammal sounds like"
myMammal.get("type"); //"mymammal"
myMammal.set("type", "mammal");
myMammal.get("type"); //"mammal"
If you want to just extend a single class use the .extend method.
var Wolf = Mammal.extend({
//define your instance method
instance: {
//You can override super constructors just be sure to call `_super`
constructor: function(options) {
options = options || {};
this._super(arguments); //call our super constructor.
this._sound = "growl";
this._color = options.color || "grey";
},
//override Mammals `speak` method by appending our own data to it.
speak : function() {
return this._super(arguments) + " a " + this._sound;
},
//add new getters for sound and color
getters : {
//new Wolf().get("type")
//notice color is read only as we did not define a setter
color : function() {
return this._color;
},
//new Wolf().get("sound")
sound : function() {
return this._sound;
}
},
setters : {
//new Wolf().set("sound", "howl")
sound : function(s) {
this._sound = s;
}
}
},
static : {
//You can override super static methods also! And you can still use _super
soundOff : function() {
//You can even call super in your statics!!!
//should return "I'm a mammal!! that growls"
return this._super(arguments) + " that growls";
}
}
});
Wolf.soundOff(); //Im a mammal!! that growls
var myWolf = new Wolf();
myWolf instanceof Mammal //true
myWolf instanceof Wolf //true
You can also extend a class by using the declare method and just pass in the super class.
//Typical hierarchical inheritance
// Mammal->Wolf->Dog
var Dog = declare(Wolf, {
instance: {
constructor: function(options) {
options = options || {};
this._super(arguments);
//override Wolfs initialization of sound to woof.
this._sound = "woof";
},
speak : function() {
//Should return "A mammal of type mammal sounds like a growl thats domesticated"
return this._super(arguments) + " thats domesticated";
}
},
static : {
soundOff : function() {
//should return "I'm a mammal!! that growls but now barks"
return this._super(arguments) + " but now barks";
}
}
});
Dog.soundOff(); //Im a mammal!! that growls but now barks
var myDog = new Dog();
myDog instanceof Mammal //true
myDog instanceof Wolf //true
myDog instanceof Dog //true
//Notice you still get the extend method.
// Mammal->Wolf->Dog->Breed
var Breed = Dog.extend({
instance: {
//initialize outside of constructor
_pitch : "high",
constructor: function(options) {
options = options || {};
this._super(arguments);
this.breed = options.breed || "lab";
},
speak : function() {
//Should return "A mammal of type mammal sounds like a
//growl thats domesticated with a high pitch!"
return this._super(arguments) + " with a " + this._pitch + " pitch!";
},
getters : {
pitch : function() {
return this._pitch;
}
}
},
static : {
soundOff : function() {
//should return "I'M A MAMMAL!! THAT GROWLS BUT NOW BARKS!"
return this._super(arguments).toUpperCase() + "!";
}
}
});
Breed.soundOff()//"IM A MAMMAL!! THAT GROWLS BUT NOW BARKS!"
var myBreed = new Breed({color : "gold", type : "lab"}),
myBreed instanceof Dog //true
myBreed instanceof Wolf //true
myBreed instanceof Mammal //true
myBreed.speak() //"A mammal of type lab sounds like a woof thats domesticated with a high pitch!"
myBreed.get("type") //"lab"
myBreed.get("color") //"gold"
myBreed.get("sound")" //"woof"
declare also allows the use of multiple super classes. This is useful if you have generic classes that provide functionality but shouldnt be used on their own.
Lets declare a mixin that allows us to watch for property changes.
//Notice that we set up the functions outside of declare because we can reuse them
function _set(prop, val) {
//get the old value
var oldVal = this.get(prop);
//call super to actually set the property
var ret = this._super(arguments);
//call our handlers
this.__callHandlers(prop, oldVal, val);
return ret;
}
function _callHandlers(prop, oldVal, newVal) {
//get our handlers for the property
var handlers = this.__watchers[prop], l;
//if the handlers exist and their length does not equal 0 then we call loop through them
if (handlers && (l = handlers.length) !== 0) {
for (var i = 0; i < l; i++) {
//call the handler
handlers[i].call(null, prop, oldVal, newVal);
}
}
}
//the watch function
function _watch(prop, handler) {
if ("function" !== typeof handler) {
//if its not a function then its an invalid handler
throw new TypeError("Invalid handler.");
}
if (!this.__watchers[prop]) {
//create the watchers if it doesnt exist
this.__watchers[prop] = [handler];
} else {
//otherwise just add it to the handlers array
this.__watchers[prop].push(handler);
}
}
function _unwatch(prop, handler) {
if ("function" !== typeof handler) {
throw new TypeError("Invalid handler.");
}
var handlers = this.__watchers[prop], index;
if (handlers && (index = handlers.indexOf(handler)) !== -1) {
//remove the handler if it is found
handlers.splice(index, 1);
}
}
declare({
instance:{
constructor:function () {
this._super(arguments);
//set up our watchers
this.__watchers = {};
},
//override the default set function so we can watch values
"set":_set,
//set up our callhandlers function
__callHandlers:_callHandlers,
//add the watch function
watch:_watch,
//add the unwatch function
unwatch:_unwatch
},
"static":{
init:function () {
this._super(arguments);
this.__watchers = {};
},
//override the default set function so we can watch values
"set":_set,
//set our callHandlers function
__callHandlers:_callHandlers,
//add the watch
watch:_watch,
//add the unwatch function
unwatch:_unwatch
}
})
Now lets use the mixin
var WatchDog = declare([Dog, WatchMixin]);
var watchDog = new WatchDog();
//create our handler
function watch(id, oldVal, newVal) {
console.log("watchdog's %s was %s, now %s", id, oldVal, newVal);
}
//watch for property changes
watchDog.watch("type", watch);
watchDog.watch("color", watch);
watchDog.watch("sound", watch);
//now set the properties each handler will be called
watchDog.set("type", "newDog");
watchDog.set("color", "newColor");
watchDog.set("sound", "newSound");
//unwatch the property changes
watchDog.unwatch("type", watch);
watchDog.unwatch("color", watch);
watchDog.unwatch("sound", watch);
//no handlers will be called this time
watchDog.set("type", "newDog");
watchDog.set("color", "newColor");
watchDog.set("sound", "newSound");
To access static properties on an instance use the _static
property which is a reference to your constructor.
For example if your in your constructor and you want to have configurable default values.
consturctor : function constructor(opts){
this.opts = opts || {};
this._type = opts.type || this._static.DEFAULT_TYPE;
}
Often times you want to create a new instance of an object within an instance. If your subclassed however you cannot return a new instance of the parent class as it will not be the right sub class. declare
provides a way around this by setting the _static
property on each isntance of the class.
Lets add a reproduce method Mammal
reproduce : function(options){
return new this._static(options);
}
Now in each subclass you can call reproduce and get the proper type.
var myDog = new Dog();
var myDogsChild = myDog.reproduce();
myDogsChild instanceof Dog; //true
as
declare
also provides an as
method which allows you to add your class to an object or if your using node.js you can pass in module
and the class will be exported as the module.
var animals = {};
Mammal.as(animals, "Dog");
Wolf.as(animals, "Wolf");
Dog.as(animals, "Dog");
Breed.as(animals, "Breed");
var myDog = new animals.Dog();
Or in node
Mammal.as(exports, "Dog");
Wolf.as(exports, "Wolf");
Dog.as(exports, "Dog");
Breed.as(exports, "Breed");
To export a class as the module
in node
Mammal.as(module);


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ActionComponents
04.05.00
Customizable UI and time-saving tools for Android development with Xamarin and Visual Studio.
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This collection holds all buttons within a given section (top, middle or bottom) of a ActionComponents.ACNavBar and has properties to control the appearance of new ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons added to the collection. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddButton (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden) |
| Creates a new button and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddButton (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden, object tag) |
| Creates a new button and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddAutoDisposingButton (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden) |
| Creates a new button that will automatically dispose of its attached view when it is unselected and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddAutoDisposingButton (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden, object tag) |
| Creates a new button that will automatically dispose of its attached view when it is unselected and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddTool (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden) |
| Creates a new tool button and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddTool (int image, bool enabled, bool hidden, object tag) |
| Creates a new tool button and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | AddNotification (int image, object tag, bool hidden) |
| Creates a new notification icon and adds it to the collection More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | Button (int index) |
| Returns the ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton for the specified index More... | |
| void | RemoveButtonAt (int index) |
| Removes the button at index. More... | |
| void | Clear () |
| Removes all ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons from the collection More... | |
| void | SelectButtonAt (int index) |
| Selects the ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton at the given index. More... | |
| ACNavBarButton | SelectedButton () |
| Returns the currently selected ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton in this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection button group More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| object | tag |
| [OPTIONAL] Tag to hold user information about this collection More... | |
Properties | |
| int | Id [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the unique identifier for this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection More... | |
| int | rehydrationId [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the rehydration identifier used to restore the selected ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton after a state change such as rotation. More... | |
| float | top [get] |
| Gets the top position for this virtual layout More... | |
| float | left [get] |
| Gets the left position for this virtual layout More... | |
| float | width [get] |
| Gets the width for this virtual layout More... | |
| float | height [get] |
| Gets the height for this virtual layout More... | |
| ACNavBarButtonCollectionLocation | location [get] |
| Gets the location. More... | |
| bool | suspendUpdates [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a value indicating whether this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection suspends the updating of the GUI. More... | |
| ACNavBarButtonAppearance | buttonAppearanceEnabled [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the button appearance enabled values More... | |
| ACNavBarButtonAppearance | buttonAppearanceDisabled [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the button appearance disabled values More... | |
| ACNavBarButtonAppearance | buttonAppearanceSelected [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the button appearance selected values More... | |
| int | Count [get] |
| Returns the number of buttons in this collection More... | |
This collection holds all buttons within a given section (top, middle or bottom) of a ActionComponents.ACNavBar and has properties to control the appearance of new ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons added to the collection.
ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollections can not be directly created but can be interacted with via the parent containing ActionComponents.ACNavBar
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddAutoDisposingButton | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden | ||
| ) |
Creates a new button that will automatically dispose of its attached view when it is unselected and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
Creates a ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton that controls an attached UIView
. The view will be automatically removed from memory when it loses focus.
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddAutoDisposingButton | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden, | ||
| object | tag | ||
| ) |
Creates a new button that will automatically dispose of its attached view when it is unselected and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
| tag | Holds any user defined information for the button |
Creates a ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton that controls an attached UIView
. The view will be automatically removed from memroy when it loses focus.
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddButton | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden | ||
| ) |
Creates a new button and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
Creates a ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton that controls an attached UIView
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddButton | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden, | ||
| object | tag | ||
| ) |
Creates a new button and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
| tag | Holds any user defined information for the button |
Creates a ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton that controls an attached UIView
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddNotification | ( | int | image, |
| object | tag, | ||
| bool | hidden | ||
| ) |
Creates a new notification icon and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| tag | Holds any user defined information for the button |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
Notification icons are for display only and do not respond to touch
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddTool | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden | ||
| ) |
Creates a new tool button and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
Tool buttons do not have an attached UIView
or move the ActionComponents.ACNavBarPointer when selected
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.AddTool | ( | int | image, |
| bool | enabled, | ||
| bool | hidden, | ||
| object | tag | ||
| ) |
Creates a new tool button and adds it to the collection
| image | The button's icon |
| enabled | If set to true enabled. |
| hidden | If set to true hidden. |
| tag | Holds any user defined information for the button |
Tool buttons do not have an attached UIView
or move the ActionComponents.ACNavBarPointer when selected
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.Button | ( | int | index | ) |
Returns the ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton for the specified index
| index | The index of the button requested |
Requesting an index out of range will result in a null
being returned
| void ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.Clear | ( | ) |
Removes all ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons from the collection
| void ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.RemoveButtonAt | ( | int | index | ) |
Removes the button at index.
| index | Index of the button to remove |
No action is taken if the index is out of range
| void ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.SelectButtonAt | ( | int | index | ) |
Selects the ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton at the given index.
| index | Index of the button to select |
No action is taken if the index if out of range.
| ACNavBarButton ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.SelectedButton | ( | ) |
Returns the currently selected ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton in this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection button group
null
if no button is selected| object ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection.tag |
[OPTIONAL] Tag to hold user information about this collection
|
getset |
Gets or sets the button appearance disabled values
The button appearance disabled values
Any changes to this appearance will cascade to all ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons in this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection
|
getset |
Gets or sets the button appearance enabled values
The button appearance enabled values
Any changes to this appearance will cascade to all ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons in this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection
|
getset |
Gets or sets the button appearance selected values
The button appearance selected values
Any changes to this appearance will cascade to all ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtons in this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection
|
get |
Returns the number of buttons in this collection
The count.
|
get |
Gets the height for this virtual layout
The height.
|
getset |
Gets or sets the unique identifier for this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection
The identifier.
|
get |
Gets the left position for this virtual layout
The left.
|
get |
Gets the location.
The location.
|
getset |
Gets or sets the rehydration identifier used to restore the selected ActionComponents.ACNavBarButton after a state change such as rotation.
The rehydration identifier.
Call the ActionComponents.ACNavBar.SelectedButtonID method in the OnSaveInstanceState
method of your Action
to get the value to set this property to.
|
getset |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this ActionComponents.ACNavBarButtonCollection suspends the updating of the GUI.
true
if suspend updates; otherwise, false
.
If doing batch updates of the buttons in this collection it is best to suspend updating of the GUI first
|
get |
Gets the top position for this virtual layout
The top.
|
get |
Gets the width for this virtual layout
The width.


IMAGE See also Display: clusterMontage - Used for visualization of clusters of images and videos. im - Function for displaying grayscale images. filmStrip - Used to display R stacks of T images as a "filmstrip". makeGif - Writes a matlab movie to an animated GIF. montage2 - Used to display collections of images and videos. movieToImages - Creates a stack of images from a matlab movie M. playMovie - Shows/makes an/several movie(s) from an image sequence. Histograms: assignToBins - Quantizes A according to values in edges. histc2 - Multidimensional histogram count with weighted values. histcImWin - Calculates local histograms at every point in an image I. histcImLoc - Creates a series of locally position dependent histograms. histMontage - Used to display multiple 1D histograms. Generalized correlation: normxcorrn - Normalized n-dimensional cross-correlation. xcorrn - n-dimensional cross-correlation. Generalized version of xcorr2. xeucn - n-dimensional euclidean distance between each window in A and template T. Image deformation: imNormalize - Various ways to normalize a (multidimensional) image. imResample - Fast bilinear image downsampling/upsampling. imShrink - Used to shrink a multidimensional array I by integer amount. imtransform2 - Applies a general/special homography on an image I textureMap - Maps texture in I according to rowDst and colDst. Generalized nonmaximal suppression: nonMaxSupr - Applies nonmaximal suppression on an image of arbitrary dimension. nonMaxSuprList - Applies nonmaximal suppression to a list. nonMaxSuprWin - Nonmaximal suppression of values outside of a given window. Optical Flow: optFlowCorr - Calculate optical flow using cross-correlation. optFlowHorn - Calculate optical flow using Horn & Schunck. optFlowLk - Calculate optical flow using Lucas & Kanade. Fast, parallel code. Seq files: seqIo - Wrapper for reading/writing seq files. seqReaderPlugin - Plugin for seqIo and videoIO to allow reading of seq files. seqWriterPlugin - Plugin for seqIo and videoIO to allow writing of seq files. seqPlayer - Simple GUI to play seq files. Object bounding box utilities and labeling tools. bbApply - Functions for manipulating bounding boxes (bb). bbGt - Bounding box (bb) annotations struct, evaluation and sampling routines. bbLabeler - Bounding box or ellipse labeler for static images. bbNms - Bounding box (bb) non-maximal suppression (nms). Binary mask creation. maskCircle - Creates an image of a 'pie slice' of a circle. maskEllipse - Creates a binary image of an ellipse. maskGaussians - Divides a volume into softly overlapping gaussian windows. maskSphere - Creates an 'image' of a n-dimensional hypersphere. Miscellaneous: convnFast - Fast convolution, replacement for both conv2 and convn. diffTracker - Fast, robust estimation of translational offset between a pair of images. gaussSmooth - Applies Gaussian smoothing to a (multidimensional) image. hog - Efficiently compute histogram of oriented gradient (HOG) features. hogDraw - Create visualization of hog descriptor. imMlGauss - Calculates max likelihood params of Gaussian that gave rise to image G. imrectLite - A 'lite' version of imrect [OBSOLETE: use imrectRot]. imRectRot - Create a draggable, resizable, rotatable rectangle or ellipse. imwrite2 - Similar to imwrite, except follows a strict naming convention. jitterImage - Creates multiple, slightly jittered versions of an image. kernelTracker - Kernel Tracker from Comaniciu, Ramesh and Meer PAMI 2003. localSum - Fast routine for box filtering.


See Violation Comments to Bitbucket Server Plugin for details on how to configure and use this plugin.
Pattern is a regular expression for matching report files. For example .*/findbugs/.*\.xml$ matches xml-files, in a folder named findbugs, anywhere in workspace.


FoodStatus
Update the website and tell other how others dining locations at RPI like are like!
Blitman Commons
BARH Dining Hall
Commons Dining Hall
Russell Sage Dining Hall
McNeil Room
Rathskeller
Moe's Southwest Grill


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 14-15 x 7cm/3in pancakes
Maple syrup and crispy bacon are the classic accompaniment but cream cheese with smoked salmon, mackerel or spicy sausages are also delicious.
Mix the buttermilk, egg and melted butter in a large bowl, until smooth and blended. Sift together the tapioca flour, fine cornmeal, salt and bicarbonate of soda and gently stir into the buttermilk only until the ingredients are moistened - don't worry about the lumps.
Heat a heavy iron or non-stick pan until medium hot. Grease with a little clarified butter. Spoon one generous tablespoon of batter onto the pan and spread slightly with the back of the spoon.
Cook until the bubbles rise and break on the top of the pancake. Flip over gently. Cook until pale golden on the other side. Remove and keep warm. Continue until all the batter has been used.
Spread each pancake with butter and serve a stack of three per person with crispy bacon and maple syrup.


3d
arkanoid
asteroids
basic shapes
camera
camera transformations
events
first person
input keys
input touch
life
logs
particles
platformer
post processing
raw miniquad
screen texture
shadertoy
snake
text
text measures
texture
tree
ui
ui skins
window conf
particles
single emitter
Particles editor


{% extends 'driver/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles%} {% load bootstrap3%} {% block content %} {{block.super}} Car Poolers New Journey Passengers


Isaiah a Canadian born George Brown Aerospace graduate will go on to man the Apollo 8 crew, being the first manned expedition to the moon scheduled Arpil 7th, 2019. Recently better known as NASA's past head of rocket engineering at the Mississippi test facility, Isaiah has helped lay the manufacturing blueprints to some of the worlds most notable spacecrafts launched.
Images of earth from space are made possible by the govermnet and private organizations equiped with the resources to launch satelittes and spacecrafts through our atmosphere to an appropiate height in orbit where the imagery is taken.
Using Hyper Text Markup langauge & Cascading Style Sheets
Media
NASA on the Commons. NASA (2007).
https://www.flickr.com/people/nasacommons/
Google
https://www.google.com/
Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/
Atmosphere layers
Zell, Holly (2015-03-02). "Earth's Upper Atmosphere". NASA. (2017/02/20).
https://www.windows2universe.org/?page=/earth/Atmosphere/thermosphere.html
Randy Russell (2008). "The Thermosphere". (2013/10/18).
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sunearth/science/mos-upper-atmosphere.html
Eric G. Blackman. "The Earth's Atmosphere".
http://www.pas.rochester.edu/~blackman/ast104/atmosphere.html
Randy Russell, UCAR (2015). "Layers of Earth's Atmosphere".
https://scied.ucar.edu/atmosphere-layers
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comp1223/assignments/assignment3/


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In addition to behavior inherited from TPositionedLayer, TBitmapLayer, stores and displays a TBitmap32 object.
The contained Bitmap is displayed and scaled using its DrawMode, MasterAlpha and StretchFilter properties.
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A hybrid mobile application designed for musolist.com to stream and bookmark tracks from their Musolist podcasts, and connect users everywhere to the great local music scene of San Diego. Software has the ability to know what song is currently playing in a podcast (one long mp3/m4a file) and gives users the option to bookmark songs and build a library of their favorite tunes.
A Movie search web application that uses the OMDB API to retrieve movie details based on the movie name entered into the search field. This project gave me fantastic exposure to integrating public APIs into a web application, as well as implementing Angular states, components, and making use of ui-router.
Full Stack Application that uses an API built using ASP.NET. Will show users a list of San Diegos top Spots to visit, and a route to get there using the Google Maps API. Your San Diego tour guide!


A little tool built on top of handtrack.js which makes use of the computer's webcam and a convolutional neural network to detect hands.
Article and interactive jupyter notebook widget to walkthrough exactly what the neural network is doing behind the scenes, as well as discuss the limitations and reasons for push back in the insurance industry.
Given the telematics data for each trip and a label if the trip is tagged as dangerous driving, derive a model that can detect trips involving dangerous driving.
A simple MNIST batch-trained model to recognize handwritten integers by users.


ESRI Personal GeoDatabase
Driver short name
PGeo
Build dependencies
ODBC library
OGR optionally supports reading ESRI Personal GeoDatabase .mdb files via ODBC. Personal GeoDatabase is a Microsoft Access database with a set of tables defined by ESRI for holding geodatabase metadata, and with geometry for features held in a BLOB column in a custom format (essentially Shapefile geometry fragments). This driver accesses the personal geodatabase via ODBC but does not depend on any ESRI middle-ware.
Personal Geodatabases are accessed by passing the file name of the .mdb file to be accessed as the data source name.
In order to facilitate compatibility with different configurations, the
PGEO_DRIVER_TEMPLATE
config option was added to
provide a way to programmatically set the DSN with the
filename as an
argument. In cases where the driver name is known, this allows for the
construction of the DSN based on that information in a manner similar to
the default (used for Windows access to the Microsoft Access Driver).
OGR treats all feature tables as layers. Most geometry types should be supported, including 3D data. Measure information (m value) is also supported. Coordinate system information should be properly associated with layers.
Currently the OGR Personal Geodatabase driver does not take advantage of spatial indexes for fast spatial queries, though that may be added in the future.
The Personal GeoDatabase format does not strictly differentiate between multi and single geometry types for polygon or line layers, and it is possible for a polygon or line layer to contain a mix of both single and multi type geometries. Accordingly, in order to provide predictable geometry types, the GDAL driver will always report the type of a line layer as wkbMultiLineString, and a polygon layer as wkbMultiPolygon. Single-part line or polygon features in the database will be promoted to multilinestrings or multipolygons during reading.
By default, SQL statements are passed directly to the MDB database engine. It's also possible to request the driver to handle SQL commands with OGR SQL engine, by passing "OGRSQL" string to the ExecuteSQL() method, as name of the SQL dialect.
Special SQL requests
"GetLayerDefinition a_layer_name" and "GetLayerMetadata a_layer_name" can be used as special SQL requests to get respectively the definition and metadata of a Personal GeoDatabase table as XML content.
Configuration options
The following configuration options are available:
PGEO_DRIVER_TEMPLATE=value: Allows setting the DSN with the filename as an argument, e.g.
DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb);DBQ=%s
.
Dataset open options
LIST_ALL_TABLES=[YES/NO]: (GDAL >= 3.4) This may be "YES" to force all tables, including system and internal tables (such as the GDB_* tables) to be listed
Driver capabilities
Supports Georeferencing
This driver supports georeferencing
Field domains
New in version 3.4.
Coded and range field domains are supported.
Relationships
New in version 3.6.
Relationship retrieval is supported.
How to use PGeo driver with unixODBC and MDB Tools (on Unix and Linux)
This article gives step-by-step explanation of how to use OGR with unixODBC package and how to access Personal Geodatabase with PGeo driver. See also GDAL wiki for other details
Prerequisites
Install unixODBC >= 2.2.11
Install MDB Tools. The official upstream of MDB Tools is maintained at https://github.com/mdbtools/mdbtools Version 0.9.4 or later is recommended for best compatibility with the PGeo driver. With the latest version no additional configuration (the followings) is required on Debian Linux and
ogrinfo sample.mdb
works fine.
(On Ubuntu : sudo apt-get install unixodbc libmdbodbc)
(On Debian : sudo apt-get install unixodbc odbc-mdbtools)
Configuration
There are two configuration files for unixODBC:
odbcinst.ini - this file contains definition of ODBC drivers available to all users; this file can be found in /etc directory or location given as --sysconfdir if you did build unixODBC yourself.
odbc.ini - this file contains definition of ODBC data sources (DSN entries) available to all users.
~/.odbc.ini - this is the private file where users can put their own ODBC data sources.
Editing the odbc.ini files is only required if you want to setup an ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) so that Personal Geodatabase files can be directly accessed via DSN. This is entirely optional, as the PGeo driver will automatically handle the required connection parameters for you if a direct .mdb file name is used instead.
Format of configuration files is very simple:
[section_name]
entry1 = value
entry2 = value
For more details, refer to unixODBC manual.
1. ODBC driver configuration
First, you need to configure ODBC driver to access Microsoft Access databases with MDB Tools. Add following definition to your odbcinst.ini file.
[Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)]
Description = MDB Tools ODBC drivers
Driver = /usr/lib/libmdbodbc.so.0
Setup =
FileUsage = 1
CPTimeout =
CPReuse =
[Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)] - remember to use "Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)" as the name of section because PGeo driver composes ODBC connection string for Personal Geodatabase using "DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);" string.
Description - put short description of this driver definition.
Driver - full path of ODBC driver for MDB Tools.
2. ODBC data source configuration (optional)
In this section, I use 'sample.mdb' as a name of Personal Geodatabase, so replace this name with your own database.
Create .odbc.ini file in your HOME directory:
$ touch ~/.odbc.ini
Put following ODBC data source definition to your .odbc.ini file:
[sample_pgeo]
Description = Sample PGeo Database
Driver = Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)
Database = /home/mloskot/data/sample.mdb
Host = localhost
Port = 1360
User = mloskot
Password =
Trace = Yes
TraceFile = /home/mloskot/odbc.log
Step by step explanation of DSN entry:
[sample_pgeo] - this is name of ODBC data source (DSN). You will refer to your Personal Geodatabase using this name. You can use your own name here.
Description - short description of the DSN entry.
Driver - full name of driver defined in step 1. above.
Database - full path to .mdb file with your Personal Geodatabase.
Host, Port, User and Password entries are not used by MDB Tools driver.
Testing PGeo driver with ogrinfo
Now, you can try to access PGeo data source with ogrinfo.
First, check if you have PGeo driver built in OGR:
$ ogrinfo --formats
Supported Formats:
ESRI Shapefile
...
PGeo
...
Now, you can access your Personal Geodatabase. If you've setup a DSN for the Personal Geodatabase (as detailed in section 2 above), the data source should be PGeo:<DSN> where <DSN> is the name of DSN entry you put to your .odbc.ini.
Alternatively, you can pass a .mdb filename directly to OGR to avoid manual creation of the DSN.
ogrinfo PGeo:sample_pgeo
INFO: Open of `PGeo:sample_pgeo'
using driver `PGeo' successful.
1. ...
After you run the command above, you should get list of layers stored in your geodatabase.
Now, you can try to query details of particular layer:
ogrinfo PGeo:sample_pgeo <layer name>
INFO: Open of `PGeo:sample_pgeo'
using driver `PGeo' successful.
Layer name: ...


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bluez_tools
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#include <l2cap_client.h>
Data Fields | |
| char * | buffer |
| uint16_t | buffer_length |
| l2cap_socket_t | l2cap_socket |
| char | connected |
| void(* | treat_buffer )(struct l2cap_client_t client) |
| Function used when a packet is received. More... | |
| void(* | send_request )(struct l2cap_client_t client, uint8_t req_type) |
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Structure of a L2CAP client.
Definition at line 43 of file l2cap_client.h.
| char* l2cap_client_t::buffer |
Buffer used to receive L2CAP packets.
Definition at line 47 of file l2cap_client.h.
| uint16_t l2cap_client_t::buffer_length |
Length of receiving buffer.
Definition at line 51 of file l2cap_client.h.
| char l2cap_client_t::connected |
Status of the client (connected or not to a server).
Definition at line 60 of file l2cap_client.h.
| l2cap_socket_t l2cap_client_t::l2cap_socket |
Socket used by the client to connect to a L2CAP server.
Definition at line 56 of file l2cap_client.h.
| void(* l2cap_client_t::send_request) (struct l2cap_client_t client, uint8_t req_type) |
Function used to send a request to a server.
| client | client which desires to send a request. |
| req_type | this value can be used to discriminate which message to send to the server. The implementation of the communication protocole (i.e of the requests/answers mechanism) is up to the user of the client/server combo. See given example for more details. |
Definition at line 75 of file l2cap_client.h.
| void(* l2cap_client_t::treat_buffer) (struct l2cap_client_t client) |
Function used when a packet is received.
| client | client on which to treat the buffer. |
Definition at line 65 of file l2cap_client.h.


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The Raven Age have released a new video for their track The Face That Launched A Thousand Ships, taken from their second album Conspiracy.
The video comes just a month before the band’s final headline show of the year, taking place at The Dome in their hometown of London on Friday December 13. The band say the gig will be “themed around Noctem Mortis and the Black Death,” which sounds cheerful. You can get your tickets here.
Speaking about the song, vocalist Matt James says, “The video is essentially a cryptic love story and the setting for the video had to reflect that. We are so proud of the end product and we collectively feel very happy with what we’ve produced.”
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“We shot this video whilst on tour in the United States, in the desert just outside Las Vegas,” adds guitarist George Harris. “We thought it would help paint the picture of the story of Helen Of Troy which is what the song’s written about.”
The Raven Age’s latest album Conspiracy is out now via Explore1 Music.


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A struct to assign durations. This struct sets the interventions' durations. More...
#include <date.h>
Classes | |
| class | InvalidDuration |
Public Member Functions | |
| duration () | |
| duration (unsigned int hours, unsigned int minutes) | |
| duration (const std::string &duration) | |
| std::string | durationToStr () const |
| bool | isValidDuration (bool throwExcept=false) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from date | |
| date () | |
| date (unsigned int day, unsigned int month, unsigned int year, unsigned int hours, unsigned int minutes) | |
| date (const std::string &date) | |
| unsigned int | getDaysInMonth () const |
| std::string | dateToStr () const |
| date | operator+ (const date &d1) const |
| bool | operator== (const date &d2) const |
| bool | operator< (const date &d2) const |
| bool | operator> (const date &d2) const |
| bool | checkIfValid (bool throwExcept=false) const |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from date | |
| unsigned int | day {} |
| unsigned int | month {} |
| unsigned int | year {} |
| unsigned int | hours {} |
| unsigned int | minutes {} |
A struct to assign durations. This struct sets the interventions' durations.
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default |
duration's empty constructor
Sets the default duration
| duration::duration | ( | unsigned int | hours, |
| unsigned int | minutes | ||
| ) |
duration constructor using numbers
Sets the duration with the integer numbers provided Attributes the specified values to the members of duration struct
| hours | sets the hours |
| minutes | sets the minutes |
| duration::duration | ( | const std::string & | duration | ) |
duration constructor using a string
Sets the duration with a given string
| duration | sets the duration |
| std::string duration::durationToStr | ( | ) | const |
A normal member taking no arguments and returning a string value
Converts a duration in a string Uses the format: HHhmm. Useful to show during outputs
| bool duration::isValidDuration | ( | bool | throwExcept = false | ) | const |
A normal member that checks whether the duration is valid or not
| throwExcept | is used only when we want to throw an exception. On the normal code flow it is unnecessary since throwing the exception will stop the program, so by default we use it as false |
Sees if a duration is valid or not Does not allow hours that are over 24 and minutes thar are over 59
| throwExcept | is used only when we want to throw an exception. On the normal code flow it is unnecessary since throwing the exception will stop the program, so by default we use it as false |