Functions to set initial conditions for the particle class. Functions should be made callable via a config setting in the ParticleSim class. More...
#include "../bssn/bssn.h"
#include "../../IO/IOData.h"
#include "../../utils/Fourier.h"
#include "particles.h"
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| void | cosmo::particle_ic_set_random (BSSN *bssnSim, Particles *particles, Fourier *fourier, IOData *iodata) |
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| void | cosmo::particle_ic_set_sinusoid (BSSN *bssnSim, Particles *particles, IOData *iodata) |
| Initialize particles per sinusoidal mode. | |
| void | cosmo::particle_ic_set_vectorpert (BSSN *bssnSim, Particles *particles, IOData *iodata) |
| Initialize particles per vector mode ID. | |
Functions to set initial conditions for the particle class. Functions should be made callable via a config setting in the ParticleSim class.
| void cosmo::particle_ic_set_random | ( | BSSN * | bssnSim, |
| Particles * | particles, | ||
| Fourier * | fourier, | ||
| IOData * | iodata | ||
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Initialize particles from gaussian random field data.
Initialize particles from gaussian random field data, so particle masses are that needed to recreate the corresponding density field.


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O
- The type of the values associated with keys in the treepublic interface RadixTree<O>
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Iterable<CharSequence> |
getClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of keys in the tree which are the closest match for the given
candidate key.
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Iterable<CharSequence> |
getKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of keys in the tree which start with the given prefix.
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Iterable<KeyValuePair<O>> |
getKeyValuePairsForClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of
KeyValuePair s for keys and their associated values in
the tree which are the closest match for the given candidate key. |
Iterable<KeyValuePair<O>> |
getKeyValuePairsForKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of
KeyValuePair s for keys and their associated values
in the tree, where the keys start with the given prefix. |
O |
getValueForExactKey(CharSequence key)
Returns the value associated with the given key (exact match), or returns null if no such value
is associated with the key.
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Iterable<O> |
getValuesForClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of values associated with keys in the tree which are the closest
match for the given candidate key.
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Iterable<O> |
getValuesForKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
Returns a lazy iterable which returns the set of values associated with keys in the tree which start with the
given prefix.
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O |
put(CharSequence key,
O value)
Associates the given value with the given key; replacing any previous value associated with the key.
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O |
putIfAbsent(CharSequence key,
O value)
If a value is not already associated with the given key in the tree, associates the given value with the
key; otherwise if an existing value is already associated, returns the existing value and does not overwrite it.
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boolean |
remove(CharSequence key)
Removes the value associated with the given key (exact match).
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int |
size()
Counts the number of keys/values stored in the tree.
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O put(CharSequence key, O value)
key
- The key with which the specified value should be associatedvalue
- The value to associate with the key, which cannot be nullO putIfAbsent(CharSequence key, O value)
key
- The key with which the specified value should be associatedvalue
- The value to associate with the key, which cannot be nullboolean remove(CharSequence key)
key
- The key for which an associated value should be removedO getValueForExactKey(CharSequence key)
key
- The key with which a sought value might be associatedIterable<CharSequence> getKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
prefix
- A prefix of sought keys in the treeIterable<O> getValuesForKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
#equals(Object)
).prefix
- A prefix of keys in the tree for which associated values are soughtIterable<KeyValuePair<O>> getKeyValuePairsForKeysStartingWith(CharSequence prefix)
KeyValuePair
s for keys and their associated values
in the tree, where the keys start with the given prefix.
This is inclusive - if the given prefix is an exact match for a key in the tree, the KeyValuePair
for that key is also returned.prefix
- A prefix of keys in the tree for which associated KeyValuePair
s are soughtKeyValuePair
s for keys in the tree which start with the given prefix, inclusiveIterable<CharSequence> getClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
Ford Focus
, Ford Mondeo
, BMW M3
getClosestKeys("Ford F150")
-> returns Ford Focus
, Ford Mondeo
candidate
- A candidate keyIterable<O> getValuesForClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
candidate
- A candidate keyIterable<KeyValuePair<O>> getKeyValuePairsForClosestKeys(CharSequence candidate)
KeyValuePair
s for keys and their associated values in
the tree which are the closest match for the given candidate key.
See {#getClosestKeys} for more details.candidate
- A candidate keyKeyValuePair
s for keys and their associated values in the tree which most closely
match the candidate key, inclusiveint size()
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bool status = NativeMethods.
DeleteService
(hService);


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User Dashboard¶
Create Cohorts and Visualizations¶
Create a cohort¶
To create a cohort from the User Dashboard, click on the “+ Create” button and select “New Cohort”. This will take you to the cohort creation page.
Create a general visualization¶
To create a visualization from the User Dashboard, click on the “+ Create” button and select “Visualization”. This will take you to a new visualization with default settings selected.
Create a SeqPeek visualization¶
To create a SeqPeek visualization from the User Dashboard, click on the “+ Create” button and select “SeqPeek”. This will take you to a new SeqPeek visualization with no default settings selected.
Operations on Cohorts and Visualizations¶
Delete a Cohort or a Visualization¶
To delete a set of cohorts, first check the boxes next to the cohorts you wish to delete. The “Trash” button should become selectable after selecting at least one cohort. Click on the “Trash” button to delete the selected cohorts. This is the same for Visualizations
Set Operations on Cohorts¶
To activate the set operations button, you must have at least one cohort selected. Upon clicking the “Set Operations” button, a dialogue box will appear. From here you may choose one of the following operations:
- Enter a name for the resulting cohort you will create
- Select a set operation
- Edit cohorts to be operated upon
The intersect and union operations can take any number of cohorts and in any order.
The complement operation requires that there be a base cohort, from which the other cohort(s) will be subtracted.
Click “Okay” to complete the operation and create the new cohort.
Your Cohorts¶
When the “Cohorts” tab is selected, the system is displaying all the cohorts that you own and all the cohorts that have been shared with you.
Clicking on the name of a cohort in the list will take you to the cohort details and editing page.
Your Visualizations¶
When the “Visualizations” tab is selected, the system is displaying all the visualizations that you own and all the visualizations that have been shared with you.
Your SeqPeeks¶
When the “SeqPeek” tab is selected, the system is displaying all the SeqPeek visualizations that you own and all the SeqPeek visualization that have been shared with you.
Searching¶
To search for cohorts and visualizations by name, you can use the search bar at the top of the page. This will produce a results page of two lists; one for cohorts and one for visualizations. This search only does a string matching with the names of cohorts and visualizations.
Sorting¶
You can sort the listing of cohorts and visualizations using the column headers. By clicking on a column, it will indicate whether it is sorting that column in ascending order or descending order.


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You are now in the fourth round of The Second Task, you are still paired randomly and anonymously with another participant.
In this round, both the sender and the receiver will share {{ Constants.endowment }} lab token. The Sender will decide how much the sender will retain. Then the rest will go to the receiver. The receiver, however, will receive additional 10 points of token irrespective the amount of endowment you share with them. Prior to making a decision, our algorithm will generate a number that determines the proportion of your endowment share. This information is only observed by the sender.


Expands or collapses the detail under the specified expand or collapse button.
Syntax
SHOW.DETAIL(rowcol, rowcol_num, expand, show_field)
Rowcol is a number that specifies whether to operate on rows or columns of data.
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Rowcol_num is a number that specifies the row or column to expand or collapse. If you are in A1 mode, you must still give the column as a number. If rowcol_num is not a summary row or column, SHOW.DETAIL returns the #VALUE! error value and interrupts the macro.
Expand is a logical value that specifies whether to expand or collapse the detail under the row or column. If expand is TRUE, Microsoft Excel expands the detail under the row or column; if FALSE, it collapses the detail under the row or column. If expand is omitted, the detail is expanded if it is currently collapsed and collapsed if it is currently expanded.
Show_Field is a string specifying the name of the field to add to a PivotTable report, if the selection is inside a PivotTable report. The new field is added as the new innermost field. Available for only innermost row or column fields.
Related Function
SHOW.LEVELS Displays a specific number of levels of an outline
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| virtual TBuilder | MouseWheelEnabled (bool mouseWheelEnabled) |
| | Specifies whether the mouse wheel should trigger spinning up and down while the field has focus. Defaults to true. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | SpinDownEnabled (bool spinDownEnabled) |
| | Specifies whether the down spinner button is enabled. Defaults to true. To change this after the component is created, use the setSpinDownEnabled method. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | SpinUpEnabled (bool spinUpEnabled) |
| | Specifies whether the up spinner button is enabled. Defaults to true. To change this after the component is created, use the setSpinUpEnabled method. More...
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◆ Builder()
◆ KeyNavEnabled()
Specifies whether the up and down arrow keys should trigger spinning up and down. Defaults to true.
◆ MouseWheelEnabled()
Specifies whether the mouse wheel should trigger spinning up and down while the field has focus. Defaults to true.
◆ SetSpinDownEnabled()
◆ SetSpinUpEnabled()
◆ SpinDown()
◆ SpinDownEnabled()
Specifies whether the down spinner button is enabled. Defaults to true. To change this after the component is created, use the setSpinDownEnabled method.
◆ SpinUp()
◆ SpinUpEnabled()
Specifies whether the up spinner button is enabled. Defaults to true. To change this after the component is created, use the setSpinUpEnabled method.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- SpinnerFieldBaseBuilder.cs


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KKBOX Open API Developer SDK for JavaScript
The SDK helps to access various metadata from KKBOX, including tracks, albums, artists, playlists and stations.
Install Using npm
You can install the SDK using npm by running
npm install @kkbox/kkbox-js-sdk
Install from Source Code
Download the SDK and then input the following command under command line
npm install
Build
npm run build
Test
To test or start using the SDK, a valid client ID and client secret are required. Please visit https://developer.kkbox.com/, create a new developer account, and obtain the client ID and client secret of your app.
Then, create a file named client_secrets.json
, put it into the test
directory, and fill your client ID and client secret into it. It may look like
{
"kkbox_sdk": {
"client_id": "YOUR CLIENT ID",
"client_secret": "YOUR CLIENT SECRET"
}
}
And then we could run the tests by calling
npm run test
SDK Documentation
Please browse https://kkbox.github.io/OpenAPI-JavaScript/
Usage
There are two classes Auth and Api and you should initialize an Auth object by client id and secret.
import {Auth} from '@kkbox/kkbox-js-sdk'
const auth = new Auth(client_id, client_secret)
Then use the auth object to get access token.
auth.clientCredentialsFlow.fetchAccessToken().then(response => {
const access_token = response.data.access_token
})
After getting access token, use it to initialize Api object.
import {Api} from '@kkbox/kkbox-js-sdk'
const api = new Api(access_token)
Now you can use various fetcher object to fetch data.
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
Most methods return paged result and we can use the fetchNextPage
method to get the next page of result.
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
api.searchFetcher.fetchNextPage(response).then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
})
All the code.
import {Auth} from '@kkbox/kkbox-js-sdk'
import {Api} from '@kkbox/kkbox-js-sdk'
const auth = new Auth(client_id, client_secret)
auth.clientCredentialsFlow.fetchAccessToken().then(response => {
const access_token = response.data.access_token
const api = new Api(access_token)
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
api.searchFetcher.fetchNextPage(response).then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
})
})
Use the SDK in Web Browsers
The SDK plays fine with Node.js, but works partially in web browsers.
You can use the SDK in your Web and Electron apps, but you need to prepare a middle man server to help you to obtain access tokens. That's because KKBOX's Open API server supports Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS), but the Auth server does not.
In other words, your JavaScript code hosted on your own website could access data from KKBOX, but direct access to the Auth server is forbidden by the security policy of modern web browsers.
When developing an Electron app, you can choose to turn web security off to make you app able to fetch access tokens. You can do this while creating browser windows.
mainWindow = new BrowserWindow({
width: 500,
height: 500,
useContentSize: true,
webPreferences: {
webSecurity: false
}
})
Generate SDK Documentation
npm run build-doc
Then open the the file docs/index.html
API Documentation
License
Copyright 2017 KKBOX Technologies Limited
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.


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with scholarships for Women going into STEM programs with a 1,000 word limit.
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Follow these steps to update Python autocomplete to be aware of the latest changes to LEAN:
pip install --upgrade quantconnect-stubs
to update the Python autocomplete.
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Follow these steps to update C# autocomplete to be aware of the latest changes to LEAN:
dotnet add "<projectName>" package QuantConnect.Lean
to update the C# autocomplete for the project in . / <projectName>.
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Data structures overview
We've talked a bit about data structures, but what is a data structure? Simply put, a data structure is a way of organising data so that it can be effectively and efficiently used. It can be visualised as a data container which has a specific structure.
In the next few sections, we'll be covering the following data structures:
Before we do, it's worth noting the difference between a data structure and what's known as an "abstract data type". An abstract data type is an abstraction of a data structure which specifies the "interface" or "contract" for that data structure but doesn't tell us how to implement the data structure.
For example, a common abstract data type is a list. Its interface might specify that it should support adding elements, removing elements and searching for elements. We could implement a list using a variety of concrete data structures. Two common implementations are an array and a linked list. We'll start with the array.


EUR/JPY Technical Analysis: Euro starts the week sidelined below 120.00 handle against yen
by Flavio Tosti- EUR/JPY is starting the week with a range below the 120.00 handle.
- The level to beat for sellers is the 119.80 level.
EUR/JPY daily chart
EUR/JPY is trading in a bear trend below its 200-day simple moving average (DMA). The market is presently correcting the October rally as the spot stays capped by the 121.00 handle.
EUR/JPY four-hour chart
On the four-hour chart, the market is currently supported above the 119.80 level while below the main SMAs. However, a break below 119.80 can send the market down towards the 119.42 support level in the medium term, according to Technical Confluences Indicator.
EUR/JPY 30-minute chart
The cross is having a mixed session while trading below the 100/200 SMAs. As the outlook is bearish, resistance can be expected at the 120.15 and 120.45 levels.
Additional key levels
EUR/JPY
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 119.92 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.18 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.15 |
| Today daily open | 119.74 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 120.42 |
| Daily SMA50 | 119.58 |
| Daily SMA100 | 119.42 |
| Daily SMA200 | 121.75 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 120.5 |
| Previous Daily Low | 119.66 |
| Previous Weekly High | 120.7 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 119.66 |
| Previous Monthly High | 121.48 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 117.07 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 119.98 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 120.18 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 119.44 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 119.13 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 118.6 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 120.28 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 120.81 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 121.12 |


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With the blessings of Kanchi Kamakodi Mahaperiyava and with public welfare in view the founder Thiru.G.K.Murthy intended to construct a special temple for the first time in the world for Lord Sri Saneeswara Bhagavan.
The unique feature of this temple is that of the statue of Sri Saneeswara Bhagavan which is installed here is designed in such a way that attracts everybody. Thiru.G.K.Murthy founder of the Sri Jayasayaa Charitable Trust and Sri Sarvamangala Sayaputhiran Sevaimaiyam Charitable Trust played a prime role for designing the statue which was purely imagined by him. Another notable feature of this statue is that of the sculpture of Narayani which his sculpted on the back of the statue. Narayani is the consort of Narayana who is the primordial energy of this world. The Sun is referred to Narayana and his consort is referred to Sayadevi as Shani Bhaghavan was born to them, he is called Sarvamangala Sayaputhiran Shani Bhagavan.
Narayani is consorted of Narayana. Narayani is the primordial energy of the world. Shani Bhaghavan is the personification of his energy. The Sun is Narayana. Once Narayani goes to see his father while going she leaves her shadow known as Sayadevi in her place. In course of time Sayadevi gives birth to two children one is Sayaputhrian by name and other is Yama.
Shani Bhaghavan is the most powerful god who punishes or rewards him/her according to his/her Karma. Generally people get afraid of Shani Bhagahvan because if we approach him, they think they might get trouble in various forms. People need not be afraid of Shani Bhaghavan. He is always compassionate and ready to help people relieve from sufferings. If they pray to him sincerely the sufferings will be mitigated.
The concept of designing the statue of Lord Sri Saneeswara Bhagavan (unique one) is to bring sufferers here to avoid miseries by eulogising him (God). He is not one who gets carried away by platitudes but by being humble one can achieve success. Here the God Sri Saneeswara Bhagavan is seated as the personification of success.
The Special feature of the temple is to indicate that 27 Stars, 12 Rasis and Navagrahs are unified in this temple. Sri Saravamangala Sayaputhiran Saneeswara Bhagavan is like a Karpagavirutcham who along with Naryanai bestows wealth and benediction on every devotee who comes and has darshan of Sayaputhiran and Naryanai seated in the temple. At the most 6000 devotees come and if each one donates Rs. 5000/- it will help the trust complete the construction of the temple successfully.
If a devotee involves himself/herself in the noble service of completing the construction of the temple for the Lord Sri Saneeswara Bhagavan, Bhagavan will take a seat in his/her a heart and bestow his blessing on him/her. Besides this he/she will live long life (120 years) with prosperity.
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MALICE A film review by Jason John Seaver Copyright 1993 Jason John Seaver
Cast: Bill Pullman, Nicole Kidman, Alec Baldwin, Bebe Neuwirth. Special Appearances by Anne Bancroft and George C. Scott Director: Harold Becker Writers: Aaron Sorkin, Jonas McCord, and Scott Frank Rating: R (Violence, profanity, partial nudity)
Whatever you do, don't see this movie twice. It's not a bad way to spend an afternoon, and it will keep you guessing, but a lot of time it doesn't play fair with the audience. You may not notice it at the time, but fifteen minutes out of the theater, max, and the flaws will become readily apparent.
Bill Pullman plays the Dean of Student Affairs at Smith College, a (real) all-female school in Massachusetts. A serial rapist has been stalking and mutilating his students, and he's understandably upset. The detective assigned to the case (Bebe Neuwirth) hasn't had any success in tracking the criminal down, and finds circumstantial evidence that he may actually be the culprit.
One of the girls manages to live through the experience, thanks to a brilliant surgeon (Alec Baldwin). The surgeon, it turns out, went to the same high school with the dean, and is new in town, and looking for a place to stay. His classmate has an apartment on the third floor of his house he can rent out, although his wife Tracy (Nicole Kidman) is none too thrilled by this arrangement, even though it was originally her idea to rent the apartment out.
Point one in Malice's favor: All four of the identified actors give excellent performances; I was especially impressed with Pullman, whom I had previously seen only in Mel Brooks's SPACEBALLS. Neuwirth actually did a little too well--I could have easily done without the central Mass. accent, which in my opinion borders on one of the most obnoxious modes of speech in existence (and I go to school and have family here).
Point two: The situation absolutely screams that Baldwin's character will be revealed to be the rapist, and that the movie will culminate in a confrontation between him and Pullman that leads to the former's demise. Happily, that resolution doesn't come to pass.
Point three: The police are actually portrayed as efficient, trustworthy, and effective. This seems to be an extremely rare event and should be noted.
Taking away from MALICE, though, is that the situation that does come to pass is unlikely in the extreme, with plot holes big enough to drive a tank through comfortably. The plot twists and turns like a New England road, surprising at every opportunity. The plot twists create a terrific sense of paranoia, an atmosphere where no-one can be trusted.
They also suffer from seeming to be made up by the writers as they went along. Oftentimes a new revelation will have only a tenuous connection to the story set out at the beginning of the movie, and by the end several facts about the real situation are flat-out contradictory.
I've tried to reveal as little as possible about the movie because it is, despite the writing flaws, an enjoyable (if ephemerally so) movie. The dialogue is well-done, the basic idea behind the plot is good enough to make up for the missteps in execution. Someone else mentioned that a quirky mentor seems to be a Scott Frank trademark (remember Robin Williams's role in DEAD AGAIN); Anne Bancroft is excellent in her scene.
I'd put it in the 6.0-6.5 range. See it once, preferably at matinee prices, and enjoy it for its plusses, rather than its fault.
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Hertz is one of the largest car rental companies in the world. It has over 10,000 corporate and franchisee locations. A usability test was conducted to determine the ease of use of the website https://www.hertz.com for older adults. This blog provides a summary of this test and its results.
Summary of the test
Purpose and methods used
The purpose of this test was to test the Hertz website to see how user friendly it is for older adults. The test was conducted on April 25, 2020 via Zoom sessions due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Sessions were recorded with the users’ permission.
Each user was asked to log onto the site and I read a script describing that we were testing the usability of the Hertz website. Each user was asked if they had ever used a website to rent a car, and if they had used the Hertz website. The users were asked to perform three tasks and were told to say their thoughts out loud as they performed the tasks. The following tasks were included in the test:
- Find Hertz locations near you
- Assume you are making a one-and-a-half-week trip to Seattle.
- Find out what offers are available for AAA members.
After the test, I looked back at the videos and noted how much time and the number of actions performed on each task. The full test script can be found here.
Number and demographic summary of participants
In all, there were three participants. Two-thirds identified as female and the average age was 69.7. All had previously used a website to rent a car, but none had ever used the Hertz website.
Results summary
Task 1
In the first task, they were asked to find Hertz locations near them.
The following charts presents the number of steps and time it took the users to complete the task.
I observed for user 1, they didn’t have a menu across the top of the website nor did they have the standard utilities in the upper right corner. Instead this user only had a hamburger menu displayed in the upper left -hand corner. This made it harder for user 1 to find locations. They were scrolling up and down or trying to use the reservations section for almost three minutes until they noticed the hamburger menu and found the locations.
For users 2 and 3, they had the standard menu across the top and utilities in the upper right-hand corner. Particularly for user 2, this made it easier to navigate the site and find the locations. They accomplished the task in nine steps in less than three minutes.
All users were drawn to the reservations section and spent time trying to find locations there. Although user 3 found the location menu, he still used the reservations section. After fifteen steps and three minutes and 43 seconds, the user abandoned the task and never found the locations.
Task 2
In the second task, the users were asked to make a week and a half reservation and figure how much it would cost.
The following charts presents the number of steps and time it took the users to complete the task.
This task was much easier for users to figure out. They immediately went to the reservation section which as noted above was featured on the homepage. The time and steps for all users were similar ranging from eleven to fifteen steps and ranging from three minutes and twenty- four seconds to four minutes and forty-six seconds. It varied based on how much they reviewed options provided on the site.
Task 3
In task three, the users were told to find what offers were available for AAA members.
The following charts presents the number of steps and time it took the users to complete the task.
User 2 immediately used the menu to locate deals and found the AAA discounts in three steps and eleven seconds. Due to not having a complete menu, user 1 scrolled up and down the page looking for any reference to deals. They eventually went to the footer and clicked on a link to travel partners where there was a menu and they were able to find the deals in the menu.
After observing a place to enter a discount code, user 3 searched for AAA and found information on how to enter a code but didn’t find information about AAA in the deals part of the website. They stopped the task after sixteen steps and three minutes and thirty seven seconds without finding all deals for AAA members.
Summary of issues found and next steps
Issues found
I found two main issues. One was the occurrence of the hamburger menu in user 1’s experience which made it hard to navigate the website. The user spent a significant amount of time scrolling through the site looking for links related to their search. This user was using an apple computer but I tested the site myself using an apple computer with the same operating system and version of safari. I found the menu worked fine for me.
The other was the prominence of the reservation section that drew users to it therefore distracting them from other options available on the page. This is a difficult one to solve because Hertz’s main purpose is to rent cars so they want it to be easy for people to find where to rent a car.
Suggested solutions and next steps
My first suggestion if this was a real test is that I would want to follow up with user 1 to understand what setting or configuration was causing the menu issues.
For the second issue, I would recommend a different use of color due to a very bland light on light website. This might help balance the reservation section with the menu and other options on the site.


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Graphics
HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL line_width);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL line_width);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth() sets the width of the line used to stroke a
path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
line_widthThe width of line.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetLineWidth() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetLineCap
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_Page_SetLineCap (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_LineCap line_cap);
HPDF_Page_SetLineCap (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_LineCap line_cap);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetLineCap() sets the shape to be used at the ends of line.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetLineCap() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
line_capThe style of line-cap.
| value |
description |
|
| HPDF_BUTT_END | The line is squared off at the
endpoint of the path. |
|
| HPDF_ROUND_END | The end of a line becomes a
semicircle whose center is the end point of the path. |
|
| HPDF_PROJECTING_SCUARE_END | The line continues to the point
that exceeds half of the stroke width the end point. |
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetLineCap() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_LineJoin line_join);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_LineJoin line_join);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin() Sets the line join style in the page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
line_joinThe style of line-join.
| value |
sample |
| HPDF_MITER_JOIN | |
| HPDF_ROUND_JOIN | |
| HPDF_BEVEL_JOIN |
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetLineJoin() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetMiterLimit
HPDF_Page_SetDash
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetDash (HPDF_Page page,
const HPDF_UINT16 *dash_ptn,
HPDF_UINT num_param,
HPDF_UINT phase);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetDash (HPDF_Page page,
const HPDF_UINT16 *dash_ptn,
HPDF_UINT num_param,
HPDF_UINT phase);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetDash() Sets the line dash pattern in the page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetDash() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Sample of the dash pattern.
- dash_ptn=NULL, num_pattern = 0, phase=0
- dash_ptn=[3], num_pattern = 1, phase=1
- dash_ptn=[7, 3], num_pattern = 2, phase=2
- dash_ptn=[8, 7, 2, 7], num_pattern = 4, phase=0
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
dash_patternAn array of HPDF_UINT16 which specify pattern of
dashes and gaps used to stroke paths.
num_paramThe number of the element of the dash_pattern.
Admitted ranges are from 0 to 8.
phaseThe phase in which the pattern begins.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetDash() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_
HPDF_Page_SetExtGState
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetExtGState (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_ExtGState ext_gstate);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetExtGState (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_ExtGState ext_gstate);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetExtGState() applys the graphics state to the page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_GSave() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
ext_gstateThe handle of a extended graphics state object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetExtGState() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_GSave
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_GSave (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_GSave (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_GSave() saves the page's current graphics parameter to the
stack. An application can invoke HPDF_Page_GSave() up to 28 and can
restore the saved parameter by invoking HPDF_Page_GRestore().The parameters that are saved by HPDF_Page_GSave() is as follows.
- Transformation Matrix
- Line Width
- Line Cap Style
- Line Join Style
- Miter Limit
- Dash Mode
- Flatness
- Character Spacing
- Word Spacing
- Horizontal Scalling
- Text Leading
- Rendering Mode
- Text Rise
- Filling Color
- Stroking Color
- Font
- Font Size
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_GSave() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_GRestore
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_GRestore (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_GRestore (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_GRestore() restore the graphics state which is saved by
HPDF_Page_GSave().An application can invoke HPDF_Page_GSave() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_GRestore() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Concat
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Concat (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL a,
HPDF_REAL b,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL d,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Concat (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL a,
HPDF_REAL b,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL d,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
Description
HPDF_Page_Concat() concatenates the page's current transformation
matrix and specified matrix.For example, if you want to rotate the coordinate system of the page by 45 degrees, use HPDF_Page_Concat() as follows.
float rad1 = 45 / 180 * 3.141592;
HPDF_Page_Concat (page, cos(rad1), sin(rad1), -sin(rad1),
cos(rad1), 220, 350);
HPDF_Page_Concat (page, cos(rad1), sin(rad1), -sin(rad1),
cos(rad1), 220, 350);
Additionally to change the coordinate system of the page to 300dpi, use HPDF_Page_Concat() as follows.
HPDF_Page_Concat (page, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0,
0, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0, 0);
Invoke HPDF_Page_GSave() before HPDF_Page_Concat(). Then the change by HPDF_Page_Concat() can be restored by invoking HPDF_Page_GRestore().
/* save the current graphics states */
HPDF_Page_GSave (page);
/* concatenate the transformation matrix */
HPDF_Page_Concat (page, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0, 0, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0, 0);
/* show text on the translated coordinates */
HPDF_Page_BeginText (page);
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos (page, 50, 100);
HPDF_Page_ShoeText (page, "Text on the translated coordinates");
HPDF_Page_EndText (page);
/* restore the graphics states */
HPDF_Page_GRestore (page);
HPDF_Page_GSave (page);
/* concatenate the transformation matrix */
HPDF_Page_Concat (page, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0, 0, 72.0f / 300.0f, 0, 0);
/* show text on the translated coordinates */
HPDF_Page_BeginText (page);
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos (page, 50, 100);
HPDF_Page_ShoeText (page, "Text on the translated coordinates");
HPDF_Page_EndText (page);
/* restore the graphics states */
HPDF_Page_GRestore (page);
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_GSave() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
a, b, c, d, x, yThe transformation matrix to concatenate.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Concat() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_MoveTo
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
Description
HPDF_Page_MoveTo() starts a new subpath and move the current point for
drawing path,
HPDF_Page_MoveTo() sets the start point for the path to the point (x,
y) and changes the graphics mode to
HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_MoveTo() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe start point for drawing path
Returns
When HPDF_Page_MoveTo() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_LineTo
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_LineTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_LineTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
Description
HPDF_Page_LineTo() appends a path from the current point to the
specified
point.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_LineTo() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe end point of the path
Returns
When HPDF_Page_LineTo() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_CurveTo
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x1,
HPDF_REAL y1,
HPDF_REAL x2,
HPDF_REAL y2,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x1,
HPDF_REAL y1,
HPDF_REAL x2,
HPDF_REAL y2,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
Description
HPDF_Page_CurveTo() appends a Bézier curve to the current path
using two spesified points.The point (x1, y1) and the point (x2, y2) are used as the control points for a Bézier curve and current point is moved to the point (x3, y3)
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_CurveTo() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3The control points for a Bézier curve.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_CurveTo() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_CurveTo2
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo2 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x2,
HPDF_REAL y2,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo2 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x2,
HPDF_REAL y2,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
Description
HPDF_Page_CurveTo2() appends a Bézier curve to the current path
using two spesified points.The current point and the point (x2, y2) are used as the control points for a Bézier curve and current point is moved to the point (x3, y3)
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_CurveTo3() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x2, y2, x3, y3The control points for a Bézier curve.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_CurveTo3() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_CurveTo3
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo3 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x1,
HPDF_REAL y1,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_CurveTo3 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x1,
HPDF_REAL y1,
HPDF_REAL x3,
HPDF_REAL y3);
Description
HPDF_Page_CurveTo3() appends a Bézier curve to the current path
using two spesified points.The point (x1, y1) and the point (x3, y3) are used as the control points for a Bézier curve and current point is moved to the point (x3, y3)
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_CurveTo2() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x1, y1, x3, y3The control points for a Bézier curve.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_CurveTo3() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ClosePath
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePath (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePath (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_ClosePath() appends a strait line from the current point to
the start point of sub path.The current point is moved to the start point of sub path.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_CurveTo2() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ClosePath() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Rectangle
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Rectangle (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL width,
HPDF_REAL height);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Rectangle (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL width,
HPDF_REAL height);
Description
HPDF_Page_Rectangle() appends a rectangle to the current path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Rectangle() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe lower-left point of the rectangle.
widthThe width of the rectangle.
heightThe height of the rectangle.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Rectangle() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Stroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Stroke (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Stroke (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_Stroke() paints the current path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Stroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Stroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke() closes the current path, then it paints the
path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ClosePathStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Fill
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Fill(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Fill(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_Fill() fills the current path using the nonzero winding
number rule.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Fill() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Fill() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Eofill
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Eofill(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Eofill(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_Eofill() fills the current path using the even-odd rule.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Eofill() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Eofill() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_FillStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_FillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_FillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_FillStroke() fills the current path using the nonzero winding
number rule, then it paints the
path. An application can invoke HPDF_Page_FillStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_FillStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_EofillStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EofillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EofillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_EofillStroke() fills the current path using the even-odd
rule, then it paints the
path. An application can invoke HPDF_Page_EofillStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_EofillStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke() closes the current path, fills the
current path using the nonzero winding
number rule, then it paints the
path. An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ClosePathFillStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ClosePathEofillStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathEoillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ClosePathEoillStroke(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_ClosePathEofillStroke() closes the current path, fills the
current path using the even-odd rule, then it paints the
path. An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ClosePathEofillStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ClosePathEofillStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_EndPath
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EndPath(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EndPath(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_EndPath() ends the path object without filling and painting
operation.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_EndPath() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_EndPath() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Clip
HPDF_Page_Eoclip
HPDF_Page_BeginText
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_BeginText(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_BeginText(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_BeginText() begins a text object and sets the current text
position to the point (0, 0).An application can invoke HPDF_Page_BeginText() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_BeginText() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_EndText
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EndText(HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_EndText(HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_EndText() ends a text object.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_EndText() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT. And it changes the graphics mode to HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_EndText() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace() sets the character spacing for text showing.The initial value of character spacing is 0.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
valueThe value of character spacing.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetCharSpace() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace() sets the word spacing for text showing.The initial value of word spacing is 0.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
valueThe value of word spacing.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetWordSpace() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling() sets the horizontal scalling for text
showing.The initial value of horizontal scalling is 100.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
value
The value of horizontal scalling.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetHorizontalScalling() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL value);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading() sets the text leading (line spacing) for
text showing.The initial value of leading is 0.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
value
The value of text leading.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_Font font,
HPDF_REAL size);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_Font font,
HPDF_REAL size);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize() sets the type of font and size leading.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
font
The handle of a font object.
sizeThe size of a font.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetFontAndSize() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_TextRenderingMode mode);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_TextRenderingMode mode);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode() sets the text rendering mode.The initial value of text rendering mode is HPDF_FILL.
An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
mode
The text rendering mode (one of the following
values)
| VALUE |
SAMPLE |
| HPDF_FILL |
|
| HPDF_STROKE |
|
| HPDF_FILL_THEN_STROKE |
|
| HPDF_INVISIBLE |
|
| HPDF_FILL_CLIPPING |
|
| HPDF_STROKE_CLIPPING |
|
| HPDF_FILL_STROKE_CLIPPING |
|
| HPDF_CLIPPING |
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetTextRenderingMode() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetTextRise
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
Description
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos() moves the current text position to the start of
the next line with using specified offset values. If the start position
of the current line is (x1, y1), the start of the next line is (x1 + x,
y1 + y). An application can invoke HPDF_MoveTextPos() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
xpos, yposThe offset of the start of the next line.
textThe text to show.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2 (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y);
Description
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() moves the current text position to the start
of the next line with using specified offset values, and sets the
text-leading to -y. If the
start position of the current line is (x1, y1), the start of the next
line is (x1 + x, y1 + y). An application can invoke HPDF_MoveTextPos2() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
xpos, yposThe offset of the start of the next line.
textThe text to show.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetTextMatrix
HPDF_Page_MoveToNextLine
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveToNextLine (HPDF_Page page);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_MoveToNextLine (HPDF_Page page);
Description
HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() moves the current text position to the
start of the next line. If the
start position of the current line is (x1, y1), the start of the next
line is (x1, y1 - text leading).An application can invoke HPDF_MoveTextPos2() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
NOTE:
Since the default value of Text Leading is 0, an application have to invoke HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading() before HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() to set text leading.
Since the default value of Text Leading is 0, an application have to invoke HPDF_Page_SetTextLeading() before HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() to set text leading.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
xpos, yposThe offset of the start of the next line.
textThe text to show.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_MoveTextPos2() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ShowText
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowText (HPDF_Page page,
const char *text)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowText (HPDF_Page page,
const char *text)
Description
HPDF_Page_ShowText() prints the text at the current position on the
page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ShowText() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
textThe text to print.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ShowText() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine (HPDF_Page page,
const char *text)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine (HPDF_Page page,
const char *text)
Description
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine() moves the current text position to the
start of the next line, then prints the text at the current position on
the page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
textThe text to print.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLineEx
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLineEx (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL word_space,
HPDF_REAL char_space,
const char *text)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLineEx (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL word_space,
HPDF_REAL char_space,
const char *text)
Description
HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLineEx() moves the current text position to
the start of the next line, then sets the word spacing, character
spacing and prints the text at the current
position on the page.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
textThe text to print.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_ShowTextNextLine() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL gray);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL gray);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill() sets the filling color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
valueThe value of the gray level between 0 and 1.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetGrayFill() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL gray);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL gray);
Description
HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke() sets the stroking color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
valueThe value of the gray level between 0 and 1.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetGrayStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL r,
HPDF_REAL g,
HPDF_REAL b)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL r,
HPDF_REAL g,
HPDF_REAL b)
Description
HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill() sets the filling color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
r, g, bThe level of each color element. They must be
between 0 and 1. (See "Colors")
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetRGBFill() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL r,
HPDF_REAL g,
HPDF_REAL b)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL r,
HPDF_REAL g,
HPDF_REAL b)
Description
HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke() sets the stroking color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
r, g, bThe level of each color element. They must be
between 0 and 1. (See "Colors")
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetRGBStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL m,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL k)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL m,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL k)
Description
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill() sets the filling color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
c, m, y, kThe level of each color element. They must be
between 0 and 1.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetCMYKFill() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL m,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL k)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL c,
HPDF_REAL m,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL k)
Description
HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke() sets the stroking color.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
c, m, y, kThe level of each color element. They must be
between 0 and 1.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_SetCMYKStroke() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_ExecuteXObject
HPDF_Page_DrawImage
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_DrawImage (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_Image image,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL width,
HPDF_REAL height)
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_DrawImage (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_Image image,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL width,
HPDF_REAL height)
Description
HPDF_Page_DrawImage() shows an image in one operation.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_DrawImage() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
image
The handle of an image object.
x, y
The lower-left point of the region where image
is displayed.
width
The width of the region where image is displayed.
height
The width of the region where image is
displayed.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_DrawImage() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Circle
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Circle (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL ray);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Circle (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL ray);
Description
HPDF_Page_Circle() appends a circle to the current path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Circle() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe center point of the circle.
rayThe ray of the circle.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Circle() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Arc
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Arc (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL ray,
HPDF_REAL ang1,
HPDF_REAL ang2);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Arc (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL ray,
HPDF_REAL ang1,
HPDF_REAL ang2);
Description
HPDF_Page_Arc() appends a circle to the current path.An application can invoke HPDF_PageArc() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe center point of the circle.
rayThe ray of the circle.
ang1The angle of the begining of the arc.
ang2The angle of the end of the arc. It must be
greater than ang1.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Arc() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_Ellipse
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Ellipse (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL xray,
HPDF_REAL yray);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_Ellipse (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL x,
HPDF_REAL y,
HPDF_REAL xray,
HPDF_REAL yray);
Description
HPDF_Page_Ellipse() appends an ellipse to the current path.An application can invoke HPDF_Page_Ellipse() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_PAGE_DESCRIPTION or HPDF_GMODE_PATH_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
x, yThe center point of the circle.
xray, yrayThe radius in the x and y direction.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_Ellipse() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_TextOut
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_TextOut (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL xpos,
HPDF_REAL ypos,
const char *text);
HPDF_STATUS
HPDF_Page_TextOut (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL xpos,
HPDF_REAL ypos,
const char *text);
Description
HPDF_Page_TextOut() prints the text on the specified position.An application can invoke HPDF_TextOut() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
xpos, yposThe point position where the text is displayed.
textThe text to show.
Returns
When HPDF_Page_TextOut() succeed, it returns HPDF_OK, Otherwise it returns error code and error-handler is invoked.HPDF_Page_TextRect
#include
"apdf.h"
HPDF_Page_TextRect (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL left,
HPDF_REAL top,
HPDF_REAL right,
HPDF_REAL bottom,
const char *text,
HPDF_TextAlignment align,
HPDF_UINT *len);
HPDF_Page_TextRect (HPDF_Page page,
HPDF_REAL left,
HPDF_REAL top,
HPDF_REAL right,
HPDF_REAL bottom,
const char *text,
HPDF_TextAlignment align,
HPDF_UINT *len);
Description
HPDF_Page_TextRext() TextRext() print the text inside the specified
region. The characters which is not An application can invoke HPDF_TextRect() when the graphics mode of the page is in HPDF_GMODE_TEXT_OBJECT.
Parameter
pageThe handle of a page object.
left, top, right, bottomCoordinates of corners of the region to output
text.
textThe text to show.
alignThe alignment of the text.
len| VALUE |
DESCRIPTION |
| HPDF_TALIGN_LEFT |
The text is aligned to left. |
| HPDF_TALIGN_RIGHT |
The text is aligned to right. |
| HPDF_TALIGN_CENTER |
The text is aligned to center. |
| HPDF_TALIGN_JUSTIFY |
Add spaces between the words to
justify both left and right side. |
If this value is not NULL, The number of
characters which was printed in the area is returned.


Introduction
The capstone for the course Google Data Analytics on Coursera.
Project structure
The directory structure of this project looks like this:
├── LICENSE
├── README.md <- The top-level README for developers using this project.
├── data
│ ├── external <- Data from third party sources.
│ ├── interim <- Intermediate data that has been transformed.
│ ├── processed <- The final, canonical data sets for modeling.
│ └── raw <- The original, immutable data dump.
│
├── docs <- Where the mdBook documentation will stay
│
├── models <- Trained and serialized models, model predictions, or model summaries
│
├── notebooks <- Jupyter notebooks. Naming convention is a number (for ordering),
│ the creator's initials, and a short `-` delimited description, e.g.
│ `1.0-jqp-initial-data-exploration`.
│
├── references <- Data dictionaries, manuals, and all other explanatory materials.
│
├── reports <- Generated analysis as HTML, PDF, LaTeX, etc.
│ └── figures <- Generated graphics and figures to be used in reporting
│
├── google_data_analytics_capstone_1.Rproj <- r-project environment variables
│
├── book.toml <- Settings for mdBook
Steps
To reproduce this project, run the R notebooks
in the following order:
- Data Merging
- Data Cleaning
- Report
Written by Vasco Ferreira.
Setup
The data provided in the Google Data Analysis Course is split by month. At the moment of writing this report, the data was from 2020-04 to 2021-05.
The data files were in the CSV
format and were zipped. The original files
were saved in the ./data/external
folder and then extracted to the
./data/raw
folder.
The data was fetched from Divvy tripdata.
Merging data
As the data is split into several files, the first step to make sense of the data is to merge it into a single file.
The original data looked like this:
| ride_id | rideable_type | started_at | ended_at | start_station_name | start_station_id | end_station_name | end_station_id | start_lat | start_lng | end_lat | end_lng | member_casual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A847FADBBC638E45 | docked_bike | 2020-04-26 17:45:14 | 2020-04-26 18:12:03 | Eckhart Park | 86 | Lincoln Ave & Diversey Pkwy | 152 | 41.8964 | -87.661 | 41.9322 | -87.6586 | member |
| 5405B80E996FF60D | docked_bike | 2020-04-17 17:08:54 | 2020-04-17 17:17:03 | Drake Ave & Fullerton Ave | 503 | Kosciuszko Park | 499 | 41.9244 | -87.7154 | 41.9306 | -87.7238 | member |
| 5DD24A79A4E006F4 | docked_bike | 2020-04-01 17:54:13 | 2020-04-01 18:08:36 | McClurg Ct & Erie St | 142 | Indiana Ave & Roosevelt Rd | 255 | 41.8945 | -87.6179 | 41.8679 | -87.623 | member |
| 2A59BBDF5CDBA725 | docked_bike | 2020-04-07 12:50:19 | 2020-04-07 13:02:31 | California Ave & Division St | 216 | Wood St & Augusta Blvd | 657 | 41.903 | -87.6975 | 41.8992 | -87.6722 | member |
| 27AD306C119C6158 | docked_bike | 2020-04-18 10:22:59 | 2020-04-18 11:15:54 | Rush St & Hubbard St | 125 | Sheridan Rd & Lawrence Ave | 323 | 41.8902 | -87.6262 | 41.9695 | -87.6547 | casual |
The final data has around 4.3 million rows.
Cleaning data
The process to clean the data is the following:
- Check if the trip duration is correct by calculating it using the formula \(\text{ended_at} - \text{started_at} > 0\).
- Check if there is any
usertype
missing - Check if there is any
station
missing - Even if the station is missing, keep data that has the
latitude
andlongitude
so we can calculate the distance traveled. - Calculate the distance traveled with the Haversine Formula
Note: This process will take a while to complete as it uses at least 2-3GB
RAM and the Haversine
formula takes a while to calculate all the distances
for all the 4.3 million rows.
Analysis
This data analytics report is one the Capstone Exercises for the Google Data Analytics Course on Coursera. This case study is about a bike-sharing company that aims to increase the number of annual members (subscribers) as these type of members are the most profitable for the company.
Information about the company:
- 5800 bikes
- 600 docking stations
- different types of bikes:
- traditional bikes
- reclining bikes
- hand tricycles
- cargo bikes
- 92% of members use traditional bikes
- 8% of members use the other types of bikes
- 70% of members use bikes for leisure
- 30% of members use bikes for commuting
The task is to answer the first question of the new marketing program:
How do annual members and casual riders use Cyclistic bikes differently?
How many users have a membership status?
To answer this question we need to first group the data by each member type and then calculate some basic descriptive statistics:
In this graph we can see that almost 60% of our users have a membership status.
What is the most used type of bike?
Both types of users use the docked bike
the most but, the member
users use
the classic bike
more than the electrict bike
. The casual
users prefer
the electric bike
over the classic bike
.
For how long do our users travel?
The average casual
user spends twice more of the time of a member
during a
trip - 20 minutes versus 11 minutes. And the trip duration is more spread out
among casual
members. This should be the case of the majority of the users
using bikes for leisure trips as indicated in the basic information.
How far do our users travel?
Although the distance calculated through the latitude and longitude isn't the most accurate representation of the distance traveled as trips may not be in a straight line, it is the only representation that we currently have.
The average casual
and member
users travel about the same distance,
however, the member
users' shorter trips are longer than the casual
users'.
When do our users travel?
In this graph we notice that member
users most probably use our bikes for
commuting during the week as oposed to casual
members who use our bikes more
at weekends.
How many users do we have through the year?
It is very difficult to draw conclusions from this graph for the simple fact that this is not a normal year as the world was affected by COVID-19 and COVID-19 also has trends. However, we can clearly see a trend in users over the year so that in the summer there are more users than in the rest of year.
Conclusion
The problem is: How do annual members and casual riders use Cyclistic bikes differently?
. The stakeholders involved in this problem are Lily Moreno, the
director of marketing and my manager, the marketing team that is interested in
helping the company and the executive team that will decide whether to approve
the marketing program. To make it more effective to convey the result of the
program to the stakeholders I must take into account the fact that:
- the executive is detail-oriented
- the marketing team needs to better understand how annual members and casual riders differ, why casual riders would buy a membership, and how digital media could affect their marketing tactics.
- and the manager is responsible for the the development of the marketing campaigns.
Also, I've tried to do this exercise by following a few conventions, such as file structure (cookiecutter data science template that I adapted to the R project) and filling out different R notebooks for different steps. The report is also a separate file to allow export to other formats such as PDF and HTML.
(For this case study, the data was supplied as if being data collected by the company itself so I will follow that roleplay.)
The data was collected by the company itself during the last year. It is organized by month, ranging from 2020-04 to 2021-05. The data is standardized - I assume it was collected by using sensors on the bikes themselves and also the whole subscription software system that handles all the data about the users and the bikes. I will also assume that there are no problems with bias as the data is about all the bikes and users - not a sample - and finding out if the product itself is biased towards a specific type of user is a problem outside of this case study.
I split the cleaning in two steps: merging and cleaning. The first step is merging the data of the different months into a single dataset and the second step is about ensuring that there are no missing data, wrongly typed membership status, bike types. Also, I've calculated the trip duration and the distance traveled (by using the latitude and longitude). This two new columns will help on filtering/fixing errors about dates and distances. Data that had dates and longitude and latitude data missing were removed.
This is what I found about the data:
- almost 60% of users have a
membership status
- the most used bike is the
docked bike
- in terms of distance, both users do around 1km
- in terms of time traveled, the
casual
user spends about 20 minutes and themember
user spends about 11 minutes - there are more
casual
users at weekends members
use bikes throughout the week - I assume that they are commuting- there are more users (both members and casuals) during the summer, more specifically July - October
casuals
travel more distance on October-January and members travel more distance on July - October
All the graphs I've made are standard graphs used in analysis:
- bar
- line
- box-plot
- histogram.
I'm not proud of any of the graphs as there isn't anything new, but the last graphs I've made pointed me to consider about COVID-19 as the lows coincide with the periods of confinement of the pandemic.
Honestly, I don't know what to recommend. I don't have enough information nor experience to know what should be done in this case. To make matters worse, the fluctuations in users and distance/time traveled also change accordingly to the COVID-19 fluctuations. Before writing any conclusions I would have to speak with the manager and the team before arriving at any conclusion. This particular situation isn't something I alone can manage. I don't have enough information.


Constellation saves the graph to a custom format (check it out here) with file suffix ".star". A saved Constellation file retains almost everything about the graph's current state including layout, selections, attribute definitions and values.
When a file has changes pending, its name (in the upper tab) appear bolded in blue, otherwise it is shown in simple black text.
There are a few different ways to save a graph:
File -> Save will prompt you for a file name the first time the file is being saved. Otherwise, it will use the current name.
File -> Save As can be used with new or existing graphs to explicitly save the information to a specific file. Constellation won't allow you to specify an existing filename for another currently open graph.
File -> Save All can be used to save all currently open graphs. If any of them are being saved for the first time, you will be prompted for a file name for each one that requires it.


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Volunteering
Ethereum Classic development is actively underway by a decentralized community development initiative run by volunteers. It is an open organization where people are judged solely on the quality of their contributions.
Are you interested in volunteering your time to help the development of Ethereum Classic? Post in the issues section, tell us about yourself and we will try to help you find a place you can contribute to Ethereum Classic development.
If you are interested in community organization, you can find more information about volunteering with other community organizers here: https://github.com/ethereumclassic
Community
DISCORD
Invitation link https://discord.gg/G7GpJPX
IRC
Server oftc.net, channel #etc-dev
Telegram
Structure
I propose that we operate our development in a similar fashion to the Angel volunteer system found at CCC events. Existing volunteers will do their best to help new volunteers, but there is no strict leadership hierarchy. Instead of a chain of command, I propose that we operate on a merit system where you are judged only on your code & discussion contributions, not your age, race, gender, sex, nationality or anything else, just on what you contribute. You do not even need to own any Ethereum classic, if you have a good idea or a well reasoned contribution, that is all that matters.
If you see anything that needs to be fixed and you are capable, please feel free to fix it, create a local fork, make the change and submit a pull request. Everyone is currently working in a volunteer capacity, the fastest way to enact changes is to create pull requests.
If you would like to make fundamental changes to the system, please consult with your peers, have them review your code, and make sure we have consensus. If the issue is contentious we should work to include the input of the wider community.
Any donations received will be fairly distributed among active volunteers.
Objective
Our primary priority is maintaining existing clients currently maintained by the ICO backed Ethereum Foundation with the DAO hard fork code removed to ensure easy access to the original/classic Ethereum network. We do this by keeping up with upstream patches for every major client and provide an alternative which does not require the user to use a special flag to run a node on the original/classic Ethereum network.
As more people volunteer, we can shift our focus, begin to close issues shared by both ourselves and the upstream developers. In my opinion, we should first start with restoration and access to the original/classic Ethereum network and then focus on security oriented updates while the growing developer community discusses and builds a roadmap for future updates to the system and which clients and projects we should support with community development.
Projects
A wide variety of projects need assistance, regardless of your experience, if you are interested, please feel free to volunteer! A diversity of perspectives is important and anything you don't yet know, you can learn over time.
Ethereum Classic Core Projects
Ethereum Classic Clients public board https://trello.com/b/aiSzWBm7/core-etc-development
Build Server (TeamCity) http://build.ethereumclassic.org/login.html
Process of client restoration https://github.com/ethereumproject/volunteer/tree/master/Client%20Collaboration
Go-ethereum
https://github.com/ethereumproject/go-ethereum
Go language implementation of the original/classic design of the Ethereum protocol. Go-ethereum is currently restored and under active development, other clients are in the restoration process or require volunteers to contribute to their restoration.
Development builds https://bintray.com/ethereumproject/GoEthereumClassic/go-ethereum/develop#files/
Contacts: IRC Server oftc.net, channel #etc-dev, contact @whatisgravity, Slack @splix, @elaine
Bomb Defusal
ECIP-1010 Delay Difficulty Bomb Explosion - https://github.com/ethereumproject/ECIPs/blob/master/ECIPs/ECIP-1010.md
Related issues:
https://github.com/ethereumproject/ECIPs/issues/4
https://github.com/ethereumproject/volunteer/issues/28
https://github.com/ethereumproject/go-ethereum/issues/11
Public board https://trello.com/b/ZuTNRTsW/etc-bomb-disposal
Contacts: IRC Server oftc.net, channel #etc-dev @whatisgravity, Slack @dontpanicburns, @splix, @elaine
Mist browser & wallet
https://github.com/ethereumproject/mist
Mist wallet associated projects:
- Dapp-styles - https://github.com/ethereumproject/dapp-styles
- Meteor-dapp-wallet - https://github.com/ethereumproject/meteor-dapp-wallet
- Meteor-package-accounts - https://github.com/ethereumproject/meteor-package-accounts
- Meteor-package-blocks - https://github.com/ethereumproject/meteor-package-blocks
- Meteor-package-tools - https://github.com/ethereumproject/meteor-package-tools
- Meteor-package-elements - https://github.com/ethereumproject/meteor-package-elements
- Ether wallet - https://github.com/ethereumproject/etherwallet
Contacts:
- Mist - IRC Server oftc.net, channel #etc-dev, contact @whatisgravity, Slack @splix
- Ether Wallet - Slack @elaine, @dontpanicburns
Classic Ethereum Dapp UI Components
https://github.com/ethereumproject/classic-dapp-ui - Javascript and CSS UI components to build Dapps for Ethereum Classic.
Looking for developers, testers, designers and doc writers.
Contacts: Slack - @sianyu, @splix
Associated Projects
Working on a project using ETC and looking for collaborators? Feel free to add it to this list.
Blockchain Explorer http://explorer.etherhub.io
ETC Block Explorer public board https://trello.com/b/W3ftl57z/etc-block-explorer-development
https://github.com/ethereumproject/explorer - In response to none of the existing major Ethereum blockchain explorers being open source, as a community we have decided to develop a quality open source block chain explorer. Providing an open source solution which allows for easy verification of contracts supports increased contract complexity within the ecosystem.
Contacts: Slack @elaine, @sianyu, @dontpanicburns
Social Fork Analysis
https://github.com/ethereumproject/social-fork-analysis - A citizen journalism project doing social network analysis with the goal of creating an easy to use data set for journalists and researchers.
Contacts: IRC Server oftc.net, channel #etc-dev, @whatisgravity
ETC-CX-Wallet
https://github.com/realcodywburns/ETC-CX-Wallet - Ethereum classic chrome extension wallet. This project is a sub-project of https://github.com/ethereumproject/etherwallet
Contacts: Slack @dontpanicburns
Tortuga
https://github.com/realcodywburns/tortuga - Localbitcoins for ETC traded on chain
Contacts: Slack @dontpanicburns
... more to come ...
Volunteers' GPG Keys
https://github.com/ethereumproject/volunteer/tree/master/Volunteer-Public-Keys - GPG keys of volunteers on the Ethereum Classic project
Public Trello Boards
We need a simple, visual way to coordinate plans and assignments. To make the processes in the organization transparent, we use public Trello boards.
For those of you not familiar with Trello, Trello is a collaboration tool that organizes projects into boards. In one glance, Trello shows you what's being worked on, who's working on what, and where something is in a process. It is an easy way for volunteers to quickly find tasks that they can immediately work on.
These boards are public and everyone can see the progress. Write access can be granted after a established track record of activity in Ethereum Classic Project.
Links
- Ethereum Classic Clients public board https://trello.com/b/aiSzWBm7/core-etc-development
- ETC Block Explorer public board https://trello.com/b/W3ftl57z/etc-block-explorer-development
- Ethereum Classic Marketing & Research Team https://trello.com/ethereumclassicmr


CLEAR SCOPE - potassium iodide and ammonium chloride solution
Medivet Pty Ltd
Disclaimer: This drug has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective, and this labeling has not been approved by FDA. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here.
This product should not be used on pregnant or hyperthyroid animals.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE
Horses: 50mL /day for 20 days or as directed by your veterinary surgeon.
CLEAR SCOPE may be administered by oral syringe or added to molasses and mixed well into nightly feed.For Severe or Chronic case: Ask your
veterinarian to scope horses for confirmation of clearance of symptoms.Horses should be kept warm during treatment (double rugged) and left idle.
Manufactured By :
Stable Care
Lot 2 3B East Road
Pearcedale VIC 3912 Australia
Manufactured For
Medivet Veterinary Supplies
U4A 101 Rook Wood RD,
Meat Withholding Period (Horses): Zero
FIRST AID: If poisoning occurs,contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre
in your local area.
Disposal: Triple or (preferably)pressure rinse into
medicated drench. Do not dispose of undiluted
chemicals on site. Break, crush
or puncture and bury empty containers in a local authority landfill. If no land
fill is available, bury the containers below 500 mm in a disposal pit
specifically marked and set up for this purpose clear of waterways, vegetation
and roots.Empty containers and product should not be burnt.
Store below 25°C
(Air conditioning).
Protect from light.
DO NOT
refrigerate or freeze
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[page:Material] →
[name]
A material for drawing wireframe-style geometries with dashed lines.
Constructor
[name]([page:Object parameters])
parameters is an object with one or more properties defining the material's appearance.
color — Line color in hexadecimal. Default is 0xffffff.
linewidth — Line thickness. Default is 1.
scale — The scale of the dashed part of a line. Default is 1.
dashSize — The size of the dash. Default is 3.
gapSize - The size of the gap. Default is 1.
vertexColors — Define how the vertices gets colored. Default is THREE.NoColors.
fog — Define whether the material color is affected by global fog settings. Default is false.
Properties
See the base [page:Material] class for common properties.
[property:Color color]
Sets the color of the line. Default is 0xffffff.
[property:number linewidth]
Controls line thickness. Default is 1.
Due to limitations in the
ANGLE layer, on Windows platforms linewidth will always be 1 regardless of the set value.
[property:number scale]
The scale of the dashed part of a line.
[property:number dashSize]
The size of the dash. This is both the gap with the stroke. Default is 3.
[property:number gapSize]
The size of the gap. Default is 1.
[property:boolean vertexColors]
Define how the vertices gets colored. Possible values are THREE.NoColors, THREE.FaceColors and THREE.VertexColors. Default is THREE.NoColors.
This setting might not have any effect when used with certain renderers.
[property:boolean fog]
Define whether the material color is affected by global fog settings.
This setting might not have any effect when used with certain renderers. For example, it is ignored with the [page:CanvasRenderer Canvas] renderer, but does work with the [page:WebGLRenderer WebGL] renderer.
Methods
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Self-driven, quick starter, passionate programmer with a curious mind who enjoys solving a complex and challenging real-world problems.
I'm a third year student at NIT Goa studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering. I am a passionate programmer with a pragmatic approach towards the solution of complex engineering problems with the eagerness to use my skills, both technical and managerial, to contribute towards the betterment of company and society.
I love learning new concepts about programming. I consider work an ongoing education, and I'm always looking for opportunities to work with those who are willing to share their knowledge as much as I want to learn. At the end of the day, my primary goal is to create something beautiful with people that bring out the best in me.

Huffman Coding is one of the lossless data compression techniques. It is implemented using python. In implementing it I learns heaps, hashmaps, dictionary, and concepts like decoding nad encoding files.
Check it outIt is implemented through python and played in command line. After building this game, we can get a pretty clear idea about dictionaries in python, how to access dictionaries, how to iterate over dictionaries, for loop, if-else conditions and functions in python.
Check it outIt is made using HTML, CSS, JavaScript DOM. This game creates a series of tones and lights and requires a user to repeat the sequence. It is used to increase memory power as playing it means remembering the past steps.
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