This One Time at Barcamp Nashville 2017
Hello All!
We’re working hard to get our third episode (Episode 2) edited and finalized to release.
In the meantime, we’d like to share our experience from
BarCamp Nashville 2017
this past weekend.
Erin, Dave, and Jason finally got together in person for the first time at the BarCamp Nashville 2017 Conference,
which was hosted at Nashville Software School this year.
BarCamp Nashville is a free, annual “unconference” that brings together the local tech community to
explore, share and connect. There are sessions to attend, connections to be made, and plenty of good information to be shared by all.
The JDT crew setup with Beej from the
Complete Developer Podcast
at their sponsor table. We met many interesting and insightful individuals in the Nashville Tech Community.
One of the main highlights from BarCamp, was that the JDT crew signed up to interview various individuals from
Nashville’s Tech Community - BarCamp attendees, speakers, and volunteers - for BarCamp’s podcast.
Below are links to each of the interviews conducted by Erin, Dave, Jason, and Beej.
- Michael Conrad with Erin Orstrom
- Joanne Eckton with Erin Orstrom
- Peter Mancini with Dave Harned
- Ron Johnson with Dave Harned
- David Cramb with Jason Belcher
- Lee Flatt with BJ Burns
- Callen Morrison with BJ Burns
There are other interviews from BarCamp to listen to as well. As always, we hope you find the content insightful, beneficial, and entertaining. Feel free to leave us feedback, and until next time, happy learning!
This blog post was originally posted on JuniorDeveloperToolbox.com on Oct. 4, 2017. Authored by Erin Orstrom.
Hero image from BarCamp Nashville 2017.
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| limit_rate {ratelimitr} | R Documentation |
Limit the rate at which a function will execute
limit_rate(f, ..., precision = 60) ## S3 method for class 'list' limit_rate(f, ..., precision = 60) ## S3 method for class 'function_list' limit_rate(f, ..., precision = 60) ## S3 method for class 'function' limit_rate(f, ..., precision = 60)
f |
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same names and signatures, but collectively bound by a shared rate limit.
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- Includes:
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- Defined in:
- lib/enforce_ssl.rb
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EnforceSSL is a Rack middleware app that enforces that users visit specific paths via HTTPS. If a sensitive path is requested over plain-text HTTP, a 307 Redirect will be issued leading to the HTTPS version of the Requested URI.
MIT License - Hal Brodigan (postmodern.mod3 at gmail.com)
Method Summary
- - (Object) call(env)
- - (EnforceSSL) initialize(app, rules) Initializes the SSL enforcement rules.
Constructor Details
- (EnforceSSL) initialize(app, rules)
Initializes the SSL enforcement rules.
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- Change the code of the
main
method according the
following code snippet:
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{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
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set system properties here that affect Quaqua
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// panes:
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"Quaqua.tabLayoutPolicy","wrap"
);
//
set the Quaqua Look and Feel in the UIManager
try {
UIManager.setLookAndFeel(
ch.randelshofer.quaqua.QuaquaManager.getLookAndFeel();
);
// set
UI manager properties here that affect Quaqua
...
} catch (Exception
e) {
//
take an appropriate action here
...
}
// insert
your application initialization code here
...
}
}
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Alternatively, Quaqua can be set in the UIManager using a class name String. This should be avoided, because the class name may change due to incompatible changes in the Java API.
- For J2SE6 and J2SE7 the class name is "ch.randelshofer.quaqua.QuaquaLookAndFeel".
The Quaqua Look and Feel can be customized using System
properties, UIManager properties and Client
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make sure to contact us. Also, if you see any errors please let us know as well.
We send out an weekly email with the climbing activities for the given week. If you want to join any of the trips,
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Check Beginner Gear buying section.
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For harness, go to a outdoors store (REI, Moosejaw, or Climbing gym) and try it on will be the best suggestion and they go for ~$40. As for shoes, La Sportiva Tarantulace Climbing Shoe is a great for the money, usually goes for around ~$75.
Lastly for the belay device and locking biner, any reputable climbing company sell them together for around ~$25 .
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Black Diamond offers a beginners package for cheap. If the package is available, it will bring down the cost even more.
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Bouldering (Hidden Peak) - Just bring climbing shoes
Bouldering/Rope (Vertical Endeavors, ClimbOn, Brooklyn Boulders, First Ascent) - Harness, Shoes, and Belay device
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2 It is the glory of God to conceal a matter,
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than for you to be humiliated in the presence of a noble.
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and do not disclose another's secret,
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17 Do not set your foot in your neighbor's house too often,
he may become tired of you and hate you.
18 A man who bears false witness against his neighbor
is like a club used in war, or a sword, or a sharp arrow.
19 An unfaithful man in whom you trust in a time of trouble
is like a bad tooth or a foot that slips.
20 Like a person who takes off a garment in cold weather,
or like vinegar poured upon carbonate of soda,
is the one who sings songs to a heavy heart.
21 If your enemy is hungry, give him food to eat,
and if he is thirsty, give him water to drink,
22 for you will shovel coals of fire on his head,
and Yahweh will reward you.
23 As surely the north wind brings rain,
someone who tells secrets makes faces angry.
24 It is better to live in a corner of the housetop
than to share a house with a quarreling woman.
25 Like cold waters to one who is thirsty,
so is good news from a far country.
26 Like a fouled spring or a ruined fountain
is a good man who totters before wicked people.
27 It is not good to eat too much honey;
that is like searching for honor upon honor.
28 A person without self-control
is like a city breached and without walls.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AsyncClientResponseProvider<T> |
Used to turn a CompletionStage into another reactive class.
|
| AsyncMessageBodyWriter<T> |
MessageBodyWriter which supports async IO.
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| AsyncResponseProvider<T> | |
| AsyncStreamingOutput |
A type that may be used as a resource method return value or as the entity
in a
Response when the application wishes to stream the output. |
| AsyncStreamProvider<T> | |
| AsyncWriterInterceptor |
Writer interceptors which support async IO.
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| AsyncWriterInterceptorContext |
Context for
AsyncWriterInterceptor which supports async IO. |
| ConstructorInjector | |
| ContextInjector<WrappedType,UnwrappedType> | |
| DecoratorProcessor<T,A extends Annotation> |
Part of a generic decorator framework.
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| Dispatcher | |
| HeaderValueProcessor | |
| HttpRequest |
Bridge interface between the base Resteasy JAX-RS implementation and the actual HTTP transport (i.e. a servlet container)
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| HttpRequestPreprocessor |
HttpRequestPreprocessors get invoked before any dispatching to JAX-RS resource methods happens
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| HttpResponse |
Bridge interface between the base Resteasy JAX-RS implementation and the actual HTTP transport (i.e. a servlet container)
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| HttpResponseCodes | |
| InjectorFactory | |
| MarshalledEntity<T> |
Allows you to access the entity's raw bytes as well as the marshalled object.
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| MethodInjector |
Will invoke a method in the context of an HTTP request.
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| PropertyInjector | |
| ProviderFactoryDelegate | |
| Registry | |
| ResourceFactory |
Implementations of this interface are registered through the Registry class.
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| ResourceInvoker | |
| ResteasyAsynchronousContext | |
| ResteasyAsynchronousResponse | |
| ResteasyConfiguration | |
| ResteasyDeployment |
This class is used to configure and initialize the core components of RESTEasy.
|
| RunnableWithException | |
| StringParameterUnmarshaller<T> |
Similar to StringConverter except specific to a parameter injection only.
|
| ValueInjector |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AsyncOutputStream |
OutputStream which supports async IO operations.
|
| AsyncOutputWriter |
Utility class to write to an
AsyncOutputStream using a given Charset . |
| BlockingAsyncOutputStream | |
| CorsHeaders | |
| LinkHeader | |
| ResteasyProviderFactory | |
| ResteasyUriBuilder |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ApplicationException |
This exception is thrown internally by Resteasy runtime.
|
| BadRequestException | Deprecated
This class is deprecated use javax.ws.rs.BadRequestException
|
| DefaultOptionsMethodException |
This exception is thrown when the client invokes HTTP OPTIONS operation and the JAX-RS resource
does not have a Java method that supports OPTIONS.
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| Failure |
This exception should only be used by Resteasy integrators.
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| InternalServerErrorException |
Thrown by RESTEasy when HTTP Internal Service Error (500) is encountered
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This exception should only be used by Resteasy integrators.
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| NoLogWebApplicationException |
WebApplicationExceptions are logged by RESTEasy.
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| NotImplementedYetException | |
| ReaderException |
Any exception thrown by a MessageBodyReader chain that is not an instance of a ReaderException is caught internally
by the Resteasy runtime and wrapped with an instance of ReaderException.
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This exception should only be used by Resteasy integrators.
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| WriterException |
Any exception thrown by a MessageBodyWriter chain that is not an instance of a WriterException is caught internally
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Author: Joel Tosi
Level: Intermediate
Technologies: Logging
Summary: The logging
quickstart demonstrates how to configure different logging levels in JBoss EAP. It also includes an asynchronous logging example.
Prerequisites: None
Target Product: JBoss EAP
Source: https://github.com/jboss-developer/jboss-eap-quickstarts/
The logging
quickstart demonstrates how to set up and log different levels of information in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform. An example of asynchronous logging is also included in the configuration examples.
This quickstart contains just one class file and one JSP file. When you access the application, it fires off the logging information.
To better visualize how the logging configuration works, you first deploy and access the application before configuring the logs and view the resulting log files. Then you configure the logs, redeploy and access the application, and look at the log files again to see the differences.
The application this project produces is designed to be run on Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7.1 or later.
All you need to build this project is Java 8.0 (Java SDK 1.8) or later and Maven 3.3.1 or later. See Configure Maven for JBoss EAP 7.1 to make sure you are configured correctly for testing the quickstarts.
In the following instructions, replace EAP7_HOME
with the actual path to your JBoss EAP installation. The installation path is described in detail here: Use of EAP7_HOME and JBOSS_HOME Variables.
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/standalone.sh
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\standalone.bat
mvn clean install wildfly:deploy
This deploys target/logging.war
to the running instance of the server.
The application is running at the following URL: http://localhost:8080/logging/.
 At this point you should see the following log files.
* `server.log` - This is the standard log produced by the application server. By default, it contains all the server log messages, including the server startup messages.
* `gc.log.0.current` - This is a garbage collection log. It contains garbage collection activity and can be used for diagnostic purposes. This log can be ignored as it is not used in this quickstart.
You configure server logging by running JBoss CLI commands. For your convenience, this quickstart batches the commands into a configure-logging.cli
script provided in the root directory of this quickstart.
Before you begin, back up your server configuration file
EAP7_HOME/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml
Start the JBoss EAP server by typing the following:
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/standalone.sh
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\standalone.bat
configure-logging.cli
file in the root of this quickstart directory. This script configures the logging subsytem in the server configuration file. It configures the periodic rotating file handlers and the async handlers, creates the logger for our quickstart class and sets the level to TRACE, and assigns the async handlers for our quickstart class.Open a new command prompt, navigate to the root directory of this quickstart, and run the following command, replacing EAP7_HOME with the path to your server:
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh --connect --file=configure-logging.cli
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\jboss-cli.bat --connect --file=configure-logging.cli
You should see the following result when you run the script:
The batch executed successfully
After stopping the server, open the EAP7_HOME/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml
file and review the changes.
The following XML was added to the logging
subsystem.
<async-handler name="TRACE_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="TRACE"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_TRACE"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
<async-handler name="DEBUG_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="DEBUG"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_DEBUG"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
<async-handler name="INFO_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="INFO"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_INFO"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
<async-handler name="WARN_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="WARN"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_WARN"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
<async-handler name="ERROR_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="ERROR"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_ERROR"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
<async-handler name="FATAL_QS_ASYNC">
<level name="FATAL"/>
<queue-length value="1024"/>
<overflow-action value="block"/>
<subhandlers>
<handler name="FILE_QS_FATAL"/>
</subhandlers>
</async-handler>
...
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_TRACE">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.trace.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_DEBUG">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.debug.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_INFO">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.info.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_WARN">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.warn.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_ERROR">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.error.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
<periodic-rotating-file-handler name="FILE_QS_FATAL">
<file relative-to="jboss.server.log.dir" path="quickstart.fatal.log"/>
<suffix value=".yyyy.MM.dd"/>
</periodic-rotating-file-handler>
...
<logger category="org.jboss.as.quickstarts.logging">
<level name="TRACE"/>
<handlers>
<handler name="TRACE_QS_ASYNC"/>
<handler name="DEBUG_QS_ASYNC"/>
<handler name="INFO_QS_ASYNC"/>
<handler name="WARN_QS_ASYNC"/>
<handler name="ERROR_QS_ASYNC"/>
<handler name="FATAL_QS_ASYNC"/>
</handlers>
</logger>
The log files are located in the EAP7_HOME/standalone/log
log directory. You should now see 8 log files.
The following logs are the standard log files produced by the application server:
server.log
- The standard log produced by the application server.gc.log.0.current
- The garbage collection log can be ignored as it is not used in this quickstart.The following logs are produced by the quickstart. They are listed below in hierarchical order from the largest file containing the most messages to the smallest file containing the least messages.
quickstart.trace.log
quickstart.debug.log
quickstart.info.log
quickstart.warn.log
quickstart.error.log
quickstart.fatal.log
The following describes what happens when you access this quickstart:
standalone.xml
file. Also notice in the standalone.xml
that the application package defines its own log level.standalone.xml
. Note that log levels are hierarchical. When set, all log levels above the specified level are logged as well.FATAL - Used to track critical system failures. When this log message is written, it is writing application error that has caused service to cease. This is the most narrow logging.
ERROR - Used to track application errors that may cause one request to fail (not a service ceasement).
WARN - This is setting is used in most production environments. At this level, all *WARN*, *ERROR*, and *FATAL* messages are written. Use this level message as a predictive measure for possible forthcoming issues.
INFO - Usually only used in a development environment. This provides any information - state transition, object values, etc
DEBUG - Turned on in any environment when a problem is occuring. The information captured may be throughput, communication, object values, etc.
TRACE - Turned on in any environment where you are trying to follow an execution path, for optimization or debugging. This is the most broad logging level and all messages are written.
To view log file differences for different logging levels, change the level for the "org.jboss.as.quickstarts.logging" logger from TRACE to DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, or FATAL, then access the application.
mvn wildfly:undeploy
You can remove the logging configuration by running the remove-logging.cli
script provided in the root directory of this quickstart or by manually restoring the back-up copy the configuration file.
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/standalone.sh
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\standalone.bat
For Linux: EAP7_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh --connect --file=remove-logging.cli
For Windows: EAP7_HOME\bin\jboss-cli.bat --connect --file=remove-logging.cli
This script removes the log and file handlers from the logging
subsystem in the server configuration. You should see the following result when you run the script:
The batch executed successfully
EAP7_HOME/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml
file with the back-up copy of the file.You can also start the server and deploy the quickstarts or run the Arquillian tests from Eclipse using JBoss tools. For general information about how to import a quickstart, add a JBoss EAP server, and build and deploy a quickstart, see Use JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse to Run the Quickstarts.
If you want to debug the source code of any library in the project, run the following command to pull the source into your local repository. The IDE should then detect it.
mvn dependency:sources


As an alternative to sdfStream, there is now also an option to store data in an SQL database, which then allows for fast queries and compound retrieval. The default database is SQLite, but any other SQL database should work with some minor modifications to the table definitions, which are stored in schema/compounds.SQLite under the ChemmineR package directory. Compounds are stored in their entirety in the databases so there is no need to keep any original data files.
Users can define their own set of compound features to compute and store when loading new compounds. Each of these features will be stored in its own, indexed table. Searches can then be performed using these features to quickly find specific compounds. Compounds can always be retrieved quickly because of the database index, no need to scan a large compound file. In addition to user defined features, descriptors can also be computed and stored for each compound.
A new database can be created with the initDb
function.
This takes either an existing database connection, or a filename. If a
filename is given then an SQLite database connection is created. It then
ensures that the required tables exist and creates them if not. The
connection object is then returned. This function can be called safely
on the same connection or database many times and will not delete any
data.
Loading Data
The functions loadSdf
and loadSmiles
can be used to load
compound data from either a file (both) or an SDFset
(loadSdf
only). The fct
parameter should be a function to
extract features from the data. It will be handed an
SDFset
generated from the data being loaded. This may
be done in batches, so there is no guarantee that the given SDFSset will
contain the whole dataset. This function should return a data frame with
a column for each feature and a row for each compound given. The order
of the final data frame should be the same as that of the
SDFset
. The column names will become the feature names.
Each of these features will become a new, indexed, table in the database
which can be used later to search for compounds.
The descriptors
parameter can be a function which
computes descriptors. This function will also be given an
SDFset
object, which may be done in batches. It should
return a data frame with the following two columns: “descriptor” and
“descriptor_type”. The “descriptor” column should contain a string
representation of the descriptor, and “descriptor_type” is the type of
the descriptor. Our convention for atom pair is “ap” and “fp” for finger
print. The order should also be maintained.
When the data has been loaded, loadSdf
will return the
compound id numbers of each compound loaded. These compound id numbers
are computed by the database and are not extracted from the compound
data itself. They can be used to quickly retrieve compounds later.
New features can also be added using this function. However, all
compounds must have all features so if new features are added to a new
set of compounds, all existing features must be computable by the
fct
function given. If new features are detected, all
existing compounds will be run through fct
in order to
compute the new features for them as well.
For example, if dataset X is loaded with features F1 and F2, and then at
a later time we load dataset Y with new feature F3, the
fct
function used to load dataset Y must compute and
return features F1, F2, and F3. loadSdf
will call
fct
with both datasets X and Y so that all features are
available for all compounds. If any features are missing an error will
be raised. If just new features are being added, but no new compounds,
use the addNewFeatures
function.
In this example, we create a new database called “test.db” and load it
with data from an SDFset
. We also define
fct
to compute the molecular weight, “MW”, and the
number of rings and aromatic rings. The rings function actually returns
a data frame with columns “RINGS” and “AROMATIC”, which will be merged
into the data frame being created which will also contain the “MW”
column. These will be the names used for these features and must be used
when searching with them. Finally, the new compound ids are returned and
stored in the “ids” variable.
Updates
By default the loadSdf
/ loadSmiles
functions will detect duplicate
compound entries and only insert one of them. This means it is safe
to run these functions on the same data set several times and you
won’t end up with duplicates. This allows the functions to be re-run
in the event that a previous run on a dataset does not complete.
Duplicate compounds are detected by compouting the MD5 checksum on
the textual representation of it.
It can also update existing compounds with new versions of the same
compound. To enable this, set updateByName
to true. It will then
consider two compounds with the same name to be the same, even if the
definition is different. Then, if the name of a compound exists in
the database and it is trying to insert another compound with the
same name, it will overwrite the existing compound. It will also drop
and re-compute all associated descriptors and features for the new
compound (assuming the required functions for descriptor and feature
computation are available at the time the update is performed).
Duplicate Descriptors
It is often the case when loading a large set of compounds that
several compounds will produce the same descriptor. ChemmineR
detects this case and only stores one copy of the descriptor for
every compound it is for. This feature saves some space and some
time for processes that need to be applied to every descriptor.
It also highlights a new problem. If you have a descriptor in hand
and you want to find a single compound to represent it, which
compound should be used if the descriptor was produced from multiple
compounds? To address this problem, ChemmineR
allows you to set
priority values for each compound-descriptor mapping. Then, in
contexts where a single compound is required, the highest priority
compound will be chosen. Highest priority corresponds to the lowest
numerical value. So mapping with priority 0 would be used first.
To set these priorities there is the function setPriorities
.
It takes a function, priorityFn
, for computing these priority values.
The setPriorities
function should be run after loading a complete set of data.
It will find each group of compounds which share the same
descriptor and call the given function, priorityFn
,
with the compound_id numbers of the group. This function should
then assign priorities to each compound-descriptor pair, however
it wishes.
One built in priority function is forestSizePriorities
. This simply
prefers compounds with fewer disconnected components over compounds with
more dissconnected components.
Searching
Compounds can be searched for using the findCompounds
function. This function takes a connection object, a vector of feature
names used in the tests, and finally, a vector of tests that must all
pass for a compound to be included in the result set. Each test should
be a boolean expression. For example: c("MW <= 400","RINGS \> 3")
would return all compounds with a molecular weight of 400 or less and
more than 3 rings, assuming these features exist in the database. The
syntax for each test is '\<feature name\> \<SQL operator\> \<value\>'
.
If you know SQL you can go beyond this basic syntax. These tests will
simply be concatenated together with “AND” in-between them and tacked on
the end of a WHERE clause of an SQL statement. So any SQL that will work
in that context is fine. The function will return a list of compound
ids, the actual compounds can be fetched with
getCompounds
. If just the names are needed, the
getCompoundNames
function can be used. Compounds can
also be fetched by name using the findCompoundsByName
function.
In this example we search for compounds with molecular weight less than 300.
If more than one test is given, only compounds which satisfy all tests are found. So if we wanted to further restrict our search to compounds with 2 or more aromatic rings we could do:
Remember that any feature used in some test must be listed in the second argument.
String patterns can also be used. So if we wanted to match a substring of the molecular formula, say to find compounds with 21 carbon atoms, we could do:
The “like” operator does a pattern match. There are two wildcard operators that can be used with this operator. The “%” will match any stretch of characters while the “?” will match any single character. So the above expression would match a formula like “C21H28N4O6”.
Valid comparison operators are:
- <, <=, > , >=
- =, ==, !=, <>, IS, IS NOT, IN, LIKE
The boolean operators “AND” and “OR” can also be used to create more complex expressions within a single test.
If you just want to fetch every compound in the database you can use the getAllCompoundIds
function:
Using Search Results
Once you have a list of compound ids from the findCompounds
function, you can either
fetch the compound names, or the whole set of compounds as an SDFset.
Using the getCompoundFeatures
function, you can get a set of feature values
as a data frame:
Pre-Built Databases
We have pre-built SQLite databases for the Drug Bank and DUD datasets. They can be found in
the ChemmineDrugs annotation package. Connections to these databases can be fetched from the
functions DrugBank
and DUD
to get the corresponding database. Any of the above functions can
then be used to query the database.
The DUD dataset was downloaded from here. A description can be found here.
The Drug Bank data set is version 4.1. It can be downloaded here
The following features are included:
- aromatic: Number of aromatic rings
- cansmi: Canonical SMILES sting
- cansmins:
- formula: Molecular formula
- hba1:
- hba2:
- hbd:
- inchi: INCHI string
- logp:
- mr:
- mw: Molecular weight
- ncharges:
- nf:
- r2nh:
- r3n:
- rcch:
- rcho:
- rcn:
- rcooh:
- rcoor:
- rcor:
- rings:
- rnh2:
- roh:
- ropo3:
- ror:
- title:
- tpsa:
The DUD database additionally includes:
- target_name: Name of the target
- type: either “active” or “decoy”


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class that has a method that takes a list and repeats its content a specified number of times. The method should change the original list content.
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the result should be:
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2018-04-09 Ver1.40-41
Fixed a bug that caused Access Denied to sync to SMB server
Fixed a bug that application crash
2018-04-08 Ver1.39
Avoid "TreeId is NULL" error on SMB2
Resolved a bug that SMB-SMB move fails
Resolved a bug that crashes rarely with SMB sync folder editing
It is possible to set not to create details of synchronization history (Settings -> Sync -> Sync History)
2018-04-02 Ver1.38
A directory can be created by directory selection from SMB server
Fixed a bug that anonymous login failure
2018-04-01 Ver1.36-37
Correction of SMB Protocol processing
2018-03-31 Ver1.35
Separate processing at SMB1 and SMB2
2018-03-31 Ver1.34
Change SMB protocol to "SMB 1 only" when creating new sync task
2018-03-30 Ver1.33
We responded to problems with SMB1 equipment accompanying SMB2 support.
2018-03-28 Ver1.32
Fixed a bug that SMB - SDCARD/Internal storage deletes files with mirror
2018-03-27 Ver1.31
SMB2(2.01) enabled.
2018-03-20 Ver1.29-1.30
To allow for multiple schedule
“Sync is started only during charging" is added to the sync task option
Prevented excluded directories from being created as empty directories
Improved deletion of unusable characters by directory and file name
2018-02-28 Ver1.28
To the exclusion of higher-level directory in the directory filters, and lower directory If you select a sub-directory will be synchronized. (It becomes valid when checking "Use expanded directory selection/exclusion filter" in the synchronization task)
Add to sync task the option to display a warning message to the sync task at the start when you are not connected to the SSID of the Wi-Fi access point list to start the next task.
2018-02-22 Ver1.27
Fixed a bug that will be copied every time in synchronization from SMB to SDCARD
Added keyword of year/month/day to target directory or ZIP file name. Keywords are replaced by the year, month and date at the start of sync task.
-%YEAR% the year (such as 2018 or 2019)
-%MONTH% month (01 to 12)
-%DAY% day (01 to 31)
-%DAY-OF-YEAR% days since the beginning of the year (001 to 365, leap year 366)
2018-02-16 Ver1.26
Added synchronization between SMB servers.
Shortcut is to be created in the Android 8.
0 byte files when synchronized to an external SDCARD was not allowed to be created in test mode.
2016-11-07 Ver1.25
In synchronization with the SMB server, eliminating the problem of an error during synchronization.
Change the internal processing of external SDCARD access.
2016-10-24 Ver1.24
Using the DNS when a failed SMB name resolution has to be the name resolution. However, the need is that the name is specified by FQDN as such win-srv.test.domain.com.
2016-09-30 Ver1.23
To be able to set the volume of the notification sound.
2016-09-26 Ver1.22
Resolve the bug that option is not saved in the "To use the last update time of the file to the difference judgment" and "To use the file size to the difference judgment"
2016-09-23 Ver1.21
Added an option to show a notification message.
2016-09-01 Ver1.20
Resolve the bug that empty directory is not sync with the sync to external SDCARD.
2016-08-21 Ver1.19
Allowed to prevent the overwriting of files in the sync options.
2016-08-16 Ver1.18
Disable FastScroll in the Directory selection screen
2016-08-02 Ver1.17
Resolve the bug that duplicated in synchronization start from the external application
Reduction of the deletion time in the mirror to the ZIP file
2016-06-26 Ver1.16
Resolve the bug that can not be external SD card recognition
2016-06-26 Ver1.15
Added USB folder path(/storage/emulated/UsbDriveA, /storage/emulated/UsbDriveB)
2016-06-25 Ver1.14
Resolve an empty directory is not reflected bug when synchronized with the ZIP
2016-06-23 Ver1.13
Add sync, copy or move from the internal storage to the ZIP file (internal storage or external SDCARD)
2016-06-17 Ver1.12
Add path /Removable/MicroSD for SDCARD
2016-06-17 Ver1.11
Resolve the bug to be killed when the application is started with the intent at the time of the screen off.
2016-06-13 Ver1.10
Resolve the bug of name resolution of the SMB host name.
Notification messages display optimization.
2016-05-29 Ver1.09
It was strictly a test to access the same directory on the master and the target.
Resolve the bug to be killed in the deletion of the WiFi access point.
2016-05-25 Ver1.08
Add help to the synchronization task add and edit screen
Change the UI of the file selection, 1. Selection is to tap the name of the file or directory name. 2. display of the sub-directory is to tap the left edge of the icon. 3. abolish the long tap.
Added an option to fix the orientation of the screen to portrait
2016-05-16 Ver1.07
Change the Help file to link to the Google Drive has a small file size.
Resolve the bug that can not be added in the file and directory filter.
Improve the UI of the file filter
2016-05-07 Ver1.06
Add external SDCARD path (/storage/MicroSD, /storage/extSdCard and /mnt/extSdCard)
Resolve not copied bug in synchronization to an external SD card
2016-05-03 Ver1.05
It was to be able to specify a wireless LAN access point to allow sync with the sync options.
Improved the user interface for the selection of external SDCARD.
2016-04-16 Ver1.04
To be able to import a task list from exported SMBSync profile.
2016-04-14 Ver1.03
Improve performance
Resolve the bug that settings value is not restored during import task list.
2016-04-10 Ver1.02
Fixed a bug that not be moved a file from SDCARD.
Resolve the bug can not be mirrored in the some of the directory.
2016-04-09 Ver1.00
Initial release


I'LL DO ANYTHING A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
I'LL DO ANYTHING is UNIQUE in movie history, but I'll save the reason for the end of the review.  Albert Brooks plays the producer. Nolte is usually good and he is here, but nothing special. In every movie, I have ever seen Albert Brooks in, especially BROADCAST NEWS, he has been nothing less than terrific. In this movie he is okay, but nothing more. To be honest, his part was not well written - too timid or something - so I think he did good as he could. The best part is the child's. She is really cute, and I hope to see her again.
The worst part was the script by James L. Brooks. It just does not make you care enough about the characters yet all are potentially quite interesting. There were a few good one liners, especially in the small part of the mom played by Tracy Ullman. The directing was also by James L. Brooks who did BROADCAST NEWS and TERMS OF ENDEARMENT. Here he is too timid with his cast as if he is afraid to open up and take a few risks.
What is unique about this movie? It was originally a musical but at the screenings, people hated the songs, but liked the movie. They reedited it to take out all of the songs, and released it anyway. I did find myself unsuccessfully looking for where the musical numbers must have been.
I'LL DO ANYTHING runs too long at 1:56. With the missing songs this movie would have gone on forever. It is rated PG-13, but is pretty harmless show. Some movies are great in places and awful in others. I'LL DO ANYTHING on the other hand is extremely uniform albeit highly forgettable. I rated at a constant ** 1/2 and give it a thumbs up if you are looking for a pleasant movie that never taxes your brain.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: February 14, 1994
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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Monument Valley
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Mount Fuji
Japan
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Las Vegas
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FBI Wants to Interview Whistleblower: Report
What do they want to ask?
by Chuck RossThe FBI reached out last month to the CIA analyst who filed a whistleblower complaint against President Trump, according to reports.
Yahoo! News reports that an FBI agent from the Washington, D.C. field office contacted the whistleblower’s lawyers, seeking an interview.
An interview has not been scheduled, and it is unclear whether the whistleblower will agree to a meeting, according to Yahoo!
CNN also reported that the FBI reached out to the whistleblower, who filed a complaint against Trump on Aug. 12 that raised concerns about a July 25 phone call that Trump had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
The whistleblower was not on the call, but relayed concerns from White House officials who were.
House Democrats and the whistleblower’s lawyers have tried to limit speculation about the identity of the whistleblower.
On Tuesday, Rep. Adam Schiff shut down Republicans when they asked Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a National Security Council official, about an intelligence officer he said he spoke with on July 26, a day after Trump’s call with Zelensky.
“Lieutenant Colonel Vindman, did you discuss the July 25th phone call with anyone outside the White House on July 25th or the 26th and if so with whom?” Nunes asked Vindman, who was one of a handful of officials who listened in on the Trump-Zelensky call.
“Yes. I did,” said Vindman, who went on to say that he spoke to two U.S. government officials about the call.
Schiff interrupted Nunes when he asked what agencies the officials were with.
When Nunes protested, Schiff responded that “we need to protect the whistleblower.”
“Please stop,” he said when Nunes protested again.
“I want to make sure that there is no effort to out the whistleblower through these proceedings. If the witness has a good faith belief that this may reveal the identity of the whistleblower, that is not the purpose that we’re here for. I want to advise the witness accordingly.”
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instances of all microservice clients
History-related helper methods; injected at service initialization time.
selector functions for extracting data from the store
instance of the state store
storefront config
Listen on a collection of events.
Callbacks registered for a given collection will be invoked each time the member events have been emitted at least once. Note that the order of the member events is not significant.
Callbacks are not invoked with arguments, however, data may be accessed from the store as normal.
The context to invoke the listener with.
Remove a callback for a given collection of events.
The order of the member events is not significant.
Emit an event and an associated payload.
Update the event collection counters and invoke the associated callbacks if required.
Return an array listing the events for which the emitter has registered listeners.
Return the number of listeners listening to a given event.
Return the listeners registered for a given event.
Add a listener for a given event.
Add a one-time listener for a given event.
Remove all listeners, or those of the specified event.
Remove the listeners of a given event.
create instance of Searchandiser API client
create instances of all clients used to contact microservices
create instance of SAYT API client
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actions for modifying contents of the store


The UI
plugin handles selecting, deselecting and hovering tree items.
Defines how many nodes can be selected at a given time (-1
means unlimited).
The special key used to make a click add to the selection and not replace it ("ctrl"
, "shift"
, "alt"
, "meta"
).
You can also set this to "on"
making every click add to the selection.
What action to take when a selected node's parent is closed (making the selected node invisible). Possible values are false
- do nothing, "select_parent"
- select the closed node's parent and "deselect"
- deselect the node.
If set to true
when a selected node is deleted, its previous sibling (or parent) is selected.
If set to true
you will not be able to select children of already selected nodes.
Defines which nodes are to be automatically selected when the tree finishes loading - a list of IDs is expected.
Overrides the function form the core module.
if node
is undefined
or null
and allow_multiple
is true
all the currently selected nodes are returned
if node
is undefined
or null
and allow_multiple
is NOT true
only the last selected node is returned.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
boolean
allow_multiple
Whether to return all selected nodes or only the last selected one if node
is null
.
Saves away the current selection state of the tree (saves it in a variable, so do not expect a restore after a refresh - for that functionality refer to the cookies plugin. Used mostly internally. Triggers an event.
Restores the state of the tree using the variable saved in the above function. Used mostly internally. Triggers an event.
Overrides the function form the core module.
Enables saving the selection state before the refresh and restoring it afterwards.
Sets the specified node as hovered. Triggers an event.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
Removes the hover state from the currently hovered node (if there is one). Triggers an event.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
bool
check
Whether to check the specified rules and do appropriate actions (check select_limit
, deselect other nodes respectively, etc) or to just force selection of the node regardless of select_limit
.
event
event
Used internally - when a click on a node caused this function to be executed.
There functions control the selected state on a node. deselect_node
triggers an event.
mixed
node
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
Deselects all selected nodes. If context is set - only the selected nodes within that context are deselected. Triggers an event.
mixed
context
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
Returns all selected nodes. If context is set - only the selected nodes within that context are returned.
mixed
context
This can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
Returns whether the specified node is selected or not.
mixed
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SEA OF LOVE A film review by Craig Good Copyright 1989 Craig Good
SEA OF LOVE is a thriller that never seems to get into overdrive in spite of fine performances by the principals. It's not a bad film; indeed so much about it is good that it pales mainly in comparison with the film it could have been.
Al Pacino stars as a twenty-year veteran detective investigating a series of execution-style murders. John Goodman joins him in a two-man task force when the murders spread to his precinct. Ellen Barkin plays of woman Pacino meets and falls in love with during the course of his investigation. All three actors are proven, reliable performers with lots of presence, and they deliver.
I had some trouble buying Barkin's attraction to Pacino's character because he spends most of the movie in various states of drunkenness. But Barkin's dangerous good looks are used to great advantage in this film, and she does at least convince me that she falls deep in lust. Whatever the quality of the chemistry, there was a lot of it, even if it was in an alcohol solution. Goodman delivers his usual engaging and natural performance in his supporting role.
There are enjoyable aspects to the editing as we are spared some of the obligatory scenes one comes to expect in this genre. The way the film jumps forward in time at just the right moments is refreshing. The comic relief is well-placed and springs naturally from the performances. That's the good news. Somehow SEA OF LOVE lacks the kind of edge needed in a thriller like this. The surprise ending provides the desired shock, but then leaves a disappointing after-taste.
One thing that lured me to the theatre was the fact that SEA OF LOVE opened on three of the best screens in the Bay Area. Must be pretty, I thought. The print I saw had some of the worst color timing I've ever seen in a modern feature film. The colors had a sickly green cast, which could be the printer's fault, but most of the lighting seemed rather un-inspired, which is no doubt the Director of Photography's fault.
The fact that I was thinking about things like the hair in the gate and the quality of the print is a good indication that I wasn't swallowed up in the tension. That may be fine for some films, but it's a real problem for a thriller. If you're a fan of Pacino, Barkin or Goodman (or all three, as in my case) feel free to go enjoy their work. If you want another experience like FATAL ATTRACTION or JAGGED EDGE, save your money.
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Hunt for hit-and-run driver filmed 'deliberately' smashing into mum on pavement
Police are searching for female driver who ploughed into a mother-of-two in Leeds and sped off without stopping in a 'suspected attempted murder'
by Lila RandallPolice are hunting a hit and run driver who ploughed into a woman at speed as she walked along a pavement.
Victim Ellemae Fitzgerald, a mother-of-two, was walking with friends in Leeds after a night out when she was struck down by a female driver following an altercation.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "A 24-year-old woman pedestrian was knocked down by a silver Vauxhall Corsa that appeared to have been deliberately driven at her and two friends following an altercation with the occupants shortly before. The car left the scene."
Police are treating the incident as “suspected attempted murder” and are appealing for witnesses.
Ellemae heroically pushed a friend she was walking with out of the path of the car before taking the full force herself and being catapulted along the pavement.
In horrifying CCTV footage, the first moment Ellemae enters the frame she is ricocheting off the side of the vehicle as it drags her along at what appears to be more than a metre off the floor.
The horrifying CCTV shows how she is flung towards the floor and skids for some time before coming to a halt.
The driver doesn’t appear to slow down at any point and continues to speed off into the distance.
The driver had two other occupants in the silver Vauxhall Corsa vehicle.
Ellemae was taken to hospital for treatment but was discharged later that morning with only slight injuries.
A friend said: ”She was a real heroine, pushing a mate out of the way of the car. I just hope the driver is caught soon.”
West Yorkshire Police confirmed that a 22-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder but were later released.
The incident happened at 1.35am on Saturday 23 November in Leeds, West Yorkshire.


A series of NASA videos highlight scientists and engineers leading the next mission to Mars.
Curiosity landed on Mars on this day in 2012 at 05:17:58 UTC, #HappyLandiversarypic.twitter.com/6e18TppUXv
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| Description | |
| Equatorial Diameter: | 6,792 km |
| Polar Diameter: | 6,752 km |
| Mass: | 6.42 x 10^23 kg (10.7% Earth) |
| Moons: | 2 (Phobos & Deimos) |
| Orbit Distance: | 227,943,824 km (1.52 AU) |
| Orbit Period: | 687 days (1.9 years) |
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Advanced queries¶
pylidc is built on SQLAlchemy, using a SQLite database for storage, and so, if you are familar with a SQL-like query language, you will find familiar capabilities in pylidc. This short tutorial is not a comprehensive guide to everything you can do with SQLAlchemy — if you’d like to explore this aspect further you should visit the SQLAlchemy documentation directly.
Jump to:
- Get a random result
- Query multiple model parameters with a join
- Filtering with an in clause
- Grouping nodules with similar attributes
Get a random result¶
One common objective for data exploration is to grab a random instance from some query. You can accomplish this by import func from sqlalchemy, ordering the results by random, and taking the first result:
from sqlalchemy import func
# Fetch all highly suspicious nodules
anns = pl.query(pl.Annotation).filter(pl.Annotation.malignancy == 5)
ann = anns.order_by(func.random()).first()
print(ann.id, ann.Malignancy)
# => 2516, 'Highly Suspicious'
ann = anns.order_by(func.random()).first()
print(ann.id, ann.Malignancy)
# => 4749, 'Highly Suspicious'
Query multiple model parameters with a join¶
Another common objective is to query for an Annotation object that is constrained by the queryable parameters of its corresponding Scan in some way. This can be accomplished with using a join. For example:
# Fetch all annotations with non-indeterminate malignancy value
# and whose respective scan has slice thickness less than 1 mm.
anns = pl.query(pl.Annotation).join(pl.Scan)\
.filter(pl.Scan.slice_thickness < 1,
pl.Annotation.malignancy != 3)
print(anns.count())
# => 181
Meanwhile, the number of non-indeterminate annotations is:
anns = pl.query(pl.Annotation)\
.filter(pl.Annotation.malignancy != 3)
print(anns.count())
# => 4253
And, the number of scans with slice thickness less than 1 mm is:
scans = pl.query(pl.Scan)\
.filter(pl.Scan.slice_thickness < 1)
print(scans.count())
# => 39
Note
When querying with a join, be careful what object type you actually would like returned. In the join example above, we joined on Annotation and Scan objects, but returned all Annotation objects with the desired properties.
Filtering with an in clause¶
Suppose we wanted to count the total number of annotations belonging to the scans in the query above. One way is to loop through all the scans and sum up the number of annotations belonging to each:
scans = pl.query(pl.Scan)\
.filter(pl.Scan.slice_thickness < 1)
n_anns = sum([len(scan.annotations) for scan in scans])
print(n_anns)
# => 300
Alternatively, a more SQL-like approach is to query for all Annotations whose scan_id attribute is an id from the ids from scans:
sids = [scan.id for scan in scans]
anns = pl.query(pl.Annotation).filter(pl.Annotation.scan_id.in_( sids ))
print(anns.count())
# => 300
Grouping nodules with similar attributes¶
Let’s suppose we’d like to know which Annotation s share identical characteristic values (i.e., lobulation, spiculation, etc.).
This can be accomplished by making use of the SQLite aggregate functions, such as count and group_concat, as well as the group_by and having functions:
from sqlalchemy import func
# Get a list of the attributes. Alternatively,
# we could list them all out in the query, i.e.,
# pl.Annotation.spiculation, pl.Annotation.malignancy, etc...
all_features = [getattr(pl.Annotation, fname)
for fname in pl.annotation_feature_names]
groups = pl.query(func.group_concat(pl.Annotation.id))\
.group_by( *all_features )\
.having(func.count('*') > 1)
The previous query fetches all annotations that share identical numerical feature sets. This is accomplished by using the SQL group by statement and filtering to including groups with size strictly greater than 1 using the SQL having statement.
Note that in the query itself, we query for the Annotation ids, not the Annotation objects themselves as we would normally do. If pl.Annotation is used as the query argument, then only a single member of the group is returned. group_concat returns the entire group in the query, rather than a single member; however, a SQL literal must be used inside of group_concat, so we query for the Annotation id instead (the Annotation object can be obtained from the id, anyway).
So what exactly is the result?:
print(groups.count())
# => 837
This means there are 837 nodule annotation groups whose group members have identical characteristic feature values. The individual results can be inspected:
print(groups[0], groups[1])
# => (u'6764,6766',), (u'5781,5782,5937',)
Each result is a 1-tuple whose element is a string of Annotation ids, separated by commas. We can assert that the feature values are indeed identical in a particular group:
# Id's for the first group:
ids = groups[0][0].split(',')
for id in ids:
ann = pl.query(pl.Annotation).get(id)
print(ann.feature_vals())
# => [1 1 3 3 5 1 1 5 1]
# => [1 1 3 3 5 1 1 5 1]
Let’s look at the largest such group:
group_sizes = [len(g[0].split(',')) for g in groups]
print(max(group_sizes))
# => 296
So, there is a group of annotations of size 296, all having identical feature values, and this is the biggest such group. Let’s look at what the feature values are:
import numpy as np
# Get the location of the maximum sized group.
i = np.argmax(group_sizes)
# Grab the first id in the maximum sized group, for no particular reason.
id = groups[i][0].split(',')[0]
ann = pl.query(pl.Annotation).get(id)
ann.print_formatted_feature_table()
# => Feature Meaning #
# => - - -
# => Subtlety | Fairly Subtle | 3
# => Internalstructure | Soft Tissue | 1
# => Calcification | Absent | 6
# => Sphericity | Round | 5
# => Margin | Sharp | 5
# => Lobulation | No Lobulation | 1
# => Spiculation | No Spiculation | 1
# => Texture | Solid | 5
# => Malignancy | Moderately Unlikely | 2
There are 296 annotations with values identical to the above.
We can confirm that the feature values for all these annotations by computing the variance of the each feature value computed over all annotations in the group:
# Fetch the feature values for all annotations in the group
ids = [id for id in groups[i][0].split(',')]
fvals = pl.query(*all_features)\
.filter(pl.Annotation.id.in_( ids )).all()
fvals = np.array(fvals)
print(fvals.shape)
# => (296, 9)
print(fvals.var(axis=0))
# => [0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.]


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Spectral emission data for some frequently used lamps excluding led emitting diodes (LEDs) available as electronic components. Original spectral irradiance data for incandescent-, LED- and discharge lamps are included. They are complemented by data on the effect of temperature on the emission by fluorescent tubes.
| Version: | 0.4.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0), photobiology (≥ 0.9.18) |
| Suggests: | knitr (≥ 1.19), ggspectra (≥ 0.2.3), photobiologyWavebands (≥ 0.4.2), ggplot2 (≥ 2.2.1) |
| Published: | 2018-02-26 |
| Author: | Pedro J. Aphalo [aut, cre], Lasse Ylianttila [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Pedro J. Aphalo <pedro.aphalo at helsinki.fi> |
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| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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Author: Matthew Leonawicz
License: MIT
legocolors
provides a dataset containing several Lego color naming conventions established by various popular sources. It also provides functions for mapping between these color naming conventions as well as between Lego color names, hex colors, and R color names.
By default, nearest colors are computed based on distance in RGB space when an exact match is not found. This behavior supports the purpose of exchanging arbitrary colors for known Lego colors when the goal is to actually acquire and build something out of Lego parts. This focus is also one of the reasons legocolors
uses BrickLink color names as the default naming convention. See ?legocolor
for details.
Install the CRAN release of legocolors
with
install.packages("legocolors")
Install the development version from GitHub with
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("leonawicz/legocolors")
The key helper functions are hex_to_legocolor
and legocolor_to_hex
. hex_to_color
is also provided for general convenience.
library(legocolors)
hex_to_color(c("#ff0000", "#ff0001"))
#> [1] "red" "~red"
hex_to_legocolor("#ff0000")
#> [1] "~Trans-Red"
hex_to_legocolor("#ff0000", material = "solid")
#> [1] "~Red"
legocolor_to_hex("Red")
#> [1] "#B40000"
hex_to_color(legocolor_to_hex("Red"))
#> [1] "~red3"
x <- topo.colors(10)
hex_to_legocolor(x)
#> [1] "~Dark Purple" "~Blue" "~Trans-Dark Blue" "~Medium Azure" "~Bright Green" "~Lime"
#> [7] "~Glitter Trans-Neon Green" "~Trans-Yellow" "~Trans-Neon Green" "~Light Nougat"
hex_to_legocolor(x, material = "solid")
#> [1] "~Dark Purple" "~Blue" "~Dark Azure" "~Medium Azure" "~Bright Green" "~Lime" "~Yellow"
#> [8] "~Yellow" "~Bright Light Yellow" "~Light Nougat"
hex_to_legocolor(x, def = "tlg", material = "solid")
#> [1] "~Medium Lilac" "~Bright Blue" "~Dark Azur" "~Medium Azur" "~Bright Green" "~Bright Yellowish Green"
#> [7] "~Bright Yellow" "~Bright Yellow" "~Cool Yellow" "~Light Nougat"
While different sets of Lego colors are organized by material
type, e.g., solid colors, semi-transparent colors, etc., these palettes are not useful for plotting data. The greatest value comes from converting useful color palettes to those comprised of existing Lego colors while still keeping as close to the original palette as possible.
The view_legopal
function can be used to quickly see a Lego color palette. It can plot a named material
palette, but like the functions above, it can also display a converted palette if given an arbitrary vector of hex color values.
view_legopal("solid")
r <- rainbow(9)
r
#> [1] "#FF0000" "#FFAA00" "#AAFF00" "#00FF00" "#00FFAA" "#00AAFF" "#0000FF" "#AA00FF" "#FF00AA"
view_legopal(r, material = "solid", show_labels = TRUE, label_size = 0.7)
Dealing with
Filtering to a decent set of Lego colors that are relatively easy to acquire online at BrickLink.com for simple brick and/or plate parts, and relatively affordable, is largely the responsibility of the user. There is a recommended
column in the legocolors
dataset. However, a human-derived recommendation column would be better (feel free to submit a PR if you’d like to improve the package).
In the previous version of legocolors
, brick- and plate- specific data, excluding more exotic parts, was scraped from the website catalog, but this has become too difficult to do reliably. For now, you will have to use your personal Lego knowledge to filter out irrelevant or problematic colors from the complete official set. This is worth considering because even though BrickLink consistently offers the widest selection and greatest quantity at the lowest price, supply and demand leads to some parts in some colors being prohibitively expensive to acquire in quantity. When determining what colors you wish to use to build a physical model, you will save an incredible amount of money if you can accept limiting your palette to the most common Lego colors.
Matthew Leonawicz (2021). legocolors: Official Lego Color Palettes. R package version 0.3.2. https://github.com/leonawicz/legocolors
Contributions are welcome. Contribute through GitHub via pull request. Please create an issue first if it is regarding any substantive feature add or change.
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Works on a subset of all data, namely all that data that is being subjected to this particular processing method.
Operations that run on each individual dataset without affecting the others are run in parallel using scala.collection.parallel.ParSet.
Method of processing for this step
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Aggregation of multiple threesixty.processor.ProcessingSteps.
Aggregation of multiple threesixty.processor.ProcessingSteps.
Acts as a function that is applied to a pool of data, processing the ProcessedData stored in that pool by piping it through the ProcessingSteps. It updates the processed data in the given pool.
Individual processing steps in the pipeline
Holds a list of available processing methods and some meta information.
Holds a list of available processing methods and some meta information.
Most notably knows and executes all conversions from JSON to threesixty.processor.ProcessingStep as well as deductions when the processing strategy is not defined.
ProcessingMethod that works only on one single dataset.
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addLegend():void
Add an image legend to layer widget by url and layer name.
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ImageLegend | ||
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clearLegends():void
Removes all image legends.
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ImageLegend | ||
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clearSelection():void
Clears all selected features
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SearchWidgetAllLayers | ||
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createMapPng(filename:String):void
Saves a png of the map to disc - calls serverside function defined in widget config tag pngcreateurl.
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PrintWidget, ThinPrintWidget | ||
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excludeAllLayers(setvisibility:String = "true")
Excludes layers from toc and turns them off by default.
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getExtent():String
returns current map extent
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MapManager | ||
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getUIFilter():String
Returns a string containing filters and select value. This can be used as input to setUIFilters():String
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includeLayers(layers:String, setvisibility:Boolean = true):void
Includes layers (defined in configuration file) to the toc and turns them on by default.
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isReady():Boolean
returns true when all widget modules have been preloaded.
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index | ||
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queryFeatures(_queryLayers:String,_queryExpr:String,_queryFields:String,_queryTitleField:String,_queryLinkField:String,_queryPreLinkField:String = "",_queryPreLink:String=""):void
Executes a map given query on defined layers, returning the defined fields.
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queryFeaturesControl(_queryLayer:String,_queryValue:String)
Executes a map query based on configurations in searchwidget control.
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removeAllLayersDefinition():void
Resets layer definition to what was defined in the configuration file.
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LayerFilter, ThinFilterLiveMapsWidget | ||
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setAllLayersDefinition(definition:String = ""):void
Sets filters on all layer in all mapservices on map (excluding basemaps).
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setExcludeLayers(layers:String, setvisibility:Boolean = true):void
Excludes layers from toc and turns them off by default.
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setExtent(xminimum:Object,ymin:Number = 0,xmax:Number = 0,ymax:Number = 0):void
Sets the extent of the map
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MapManager | ||
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setFilter(filter:String, _select:Boolean = true):void
Sets the value of a filter control in the filter tab in FilterLiveMapsWidget module.
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LayerFilter | ||
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setLayerDefinition(mapServiceName:String,layerName:String="", definition:String = ""):void
Set a filter on a layer in a mapservice.
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setLayersVisibility(mapServiceName:String,layers:String="",_turnOthersOff:Boolean = "alse,_turnon:Boolean = true):void
Sets a layers visibility - either the entire mapservice or one layer in the service. Flags to turn other layers off when turning the specified on.
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FilterLiveMapsWidget, ThinFilterLiveMapsWidget | ||
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setMapPrintDetails(details:String):void
Sets the detail text of the print page (print and pdf) to
details
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FilterLiveMapsWidget, ThinFilterLiveMapsWidget | ||
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setUIFilter(filter:String, _select:String = "true"):void
Changes selected value of a filter UI control
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LayerFilter | ||
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setUIFilters(filter:String):void
Changes selected value of filter UI controls
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LayerFilter |
| addLegend | (layername:String,legendurl:String) | method |
public function addLegend(layername:String,legendurl:String):void
Add an image legend to layer widget by url and layer name.
layername:String — Name of layer the legend belongs to. Will be used as title.
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legendurl:String — URL of image.
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| clearLegends | () | method |
public function clearLegends():void
Removes all image legends.
| clearSelection | () | method |
public function clearSelection():void
Clears all selected features
| createMapPng | (filename:String) | method |
public function createMapPng(filename:String):void
Saves a png of map to disc under the given filename. The url to the serverside script is defined in widget config.
e.g.
<pngcreateurl>MapPrint/pngcreate.aspx</pngcreateurl>
filename:String — Name of saved file, the image will be saved as <filename>.png
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| excludeAllLayers | () | method |
public function excludeAllLayers(setvisibility:Boolean = true):void
Excludes all layers from toc and turns them off by default.
Parameters
setvisibility:Boolean (default = true )
— when true the layers being excluded are also turned off.
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| getExtent | () | method |
public function getExtent():String
Returns current map extent.
| getUIFilter | () | method |
public function getUIFilter():String
Returns a string containing filters and select value. This can be used as input to setUIFilters():String
| includeLayers | () | method |
public function includeLayers(layers:String, setvisibility:Boolean = true):void
Includes layers (defined in configuration file) to the toc and turns them on by default.
Parameters
layers:String — A commaseperated list of mapservicelayers to be included.
The list contains the ids of the mapservices as they are defined in the application configuration file
(where all the mapservices are configured).
if layers is "-1" all layers are included and the visibility set to setvisibility
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setvisibility:Boolean (default = true )
— when true the layers being included are also turned on. |
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excludeOthers:Boolean (default = true )
— when true all the other mapservice layers in the map (those not in layers ) are excluded from toc.
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| isReady | () | method |
public function isReady():Boolean
Returns true when all widget modules have been preloaded.
| queryFeatures | () | method |
public function queryFeatures(_queryLayers:String,_queryExpr:String,_queryFields:String,_queryTitleField:String,_queryLinkField:String,_queryPreLinkField:String = "",_queryPreLink:String=""):void
Executes a map given query on defined layers, returning the defined fields.
Parameters
_queryLayers:String — Commaseperated list of URLs to the layers to query.
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_queryExpr:String — The SQL query expression |
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_queryFields:String — The fields to include in the query result. |
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_queryTitleField:String — The field to use as title when presenting the query result. |
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_queryLinkField:String — A field containing a link to be shown in the query result.
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_queryPreLinkField:String — a field to be used as url parameter in the link. The rest of the link is defined in _queryPreLink
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_queryPreLink:String — A webpage taking the _queryPreLinkField value as url parameter
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Example using a field that contains a link:
queryFeatures("http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/0,http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/1","name LIKE %copenhagen%","name,address,phonenumber,homepage","name","homepage")
Example using a field as url parameter to a webpage defined in the _queryPreLink
parameter:
queryFeatures("http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/0,http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/1",
"name LIKE %copenhagen%",
"name,address,phonenumber",
"name",
"",
"name",
"http://myWebsite.com/detailpage.htm?name=")
| queryFeaturesControl | () | method |
public function queryFeaturesControl(_queryLayer:String,_queryValue:String):void
Executes a map query based on configurations in SearchWidgetAllLayers control.
Parameters
_queryLayer:String — The name of the layer as defined in the t.
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_queryValue:String — The value of the query. The condition is defined in the SearchWidgetAllLayers.
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<layer>
<name>Facilities</name>
<url>http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/0,http://gisserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/theService/MapServer/1</url>
<expression>upper(name) LIKE upper('%[value]%')</expression>
<textsearchlabel>Search by name [ Example: copenhagen]:</textsearchlabel>
<graphicalsearchlabel>Use one of the graphical search tools to select facilities</graphicalsearchlabel>
<fields>name,address,phonenumber</fields>
<titlefield>name</titlefield>
<linkfield></linkfield>
<prelinkfield>name</prelinkfield>
<prelink>http://myWebsite.com/detailpage.htm?name=</prelink>
</layer>
queryFeaturesControl("Facilities","Odense");
| removeAllLayersDefinition | () | method |
public function removeAllLayersDefinition():void
Resets layer definition to what was defined in the configuration file.
The filter set in the configuration file for the individual layers or mapservicelayers will be kept. All filters added dynamically will be removed.
| setAllLayerDefinition | () | method |
public function setAllLayersDefinition(definition:String = ""):void
Sets filters on all layer in all mapservices on map (excluding basemaps).
Parameters
definition:String — The new filter/ layer definition string
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Sets the layer definition (filter or where clause) on all layers in all mapservices in the map to the value of the definition parameter.
The underlying tables of the layers must all have the fields which are part of the condition. If a layer already has a filter set in the configuration, the new definition will be added to this
by an AND operator. Any filters added dynamically (e.g. by this method) at an earlier stage will be removed.
| setExcludeLayers | () | method |
public function setExcludeLayers(layers:String, setvisibility:Boolean = true):void
Excludes layers from toc and turns them off by default.
Parameters
layers:String — A commaseperated list of mapservicelayers to be excluded. The list contains the ids
of the mapservices as they are defined in the application configuration file
(where all the mapservices are configured).
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setvisibility:Boolean (default = true )
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| setExtent | () | method |
public function setExtent(xminimum:Object,ymin:Number = 0,xmax:Number = 0,ymax:Number = 0):void
Set the extent of the map
Parameters
xminimum:Object — Either a number defining minimum x coordinate of new extent or a commaseperated list (string) of with the format "xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax"
if xminimum is a string - the remaining parameters will be ignored.
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ymin:Number (default = 0 )
— minimum y coordinate of new extent (only used i xminimum is a Number) |
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xmax:Number (default = 0 )
— maximum x coordinate of new extent (only used i xminimum is a Number) |
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ymax:Number (default = 0 )
— maximum y coordinate of new extent (only used i xminimum is a Number) |
| setFilter | () | method |
public function setFilter(filter:String, _select:Boolean = "true"):void
Sets the value of a filter control in the filter tab in FilterLiveMapsWidget
module.
filter:String — The value in the combobox to select or name of checkbox to check/uncheck.
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_select:Boolean — If control is checkbox this parameter defines it to be checked or unchecked.
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FilterLiveMapsWidget
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<filtergroups>
<group label="Year">
<filter type="combobox" datafield="Year" data="2001,2004,2007" condition="AND" selected="2007"/>
</group>
<group label="Release">
<filter type="checkbox" label="Air" data="air>0" condition="OR" selected="true"/>
<filter type="checkbox" label="Soil" data="soil>0" condition="OR" selected="true"/>
<filter type="checkbox" label="Water" data="water>0" condition="OR" selected="true"/>
</group>
</filtergroups>
setFilter('2001');
setFilter('Air',false);
| setLayerDefinition | () | method |
public function setLayerDefinition(mapServiceName:String,layerName:String="", definition:String = ""):void
Set a filter on a layer in a mapservice.
Parameters
mapServiceName:String — The id of the mapservice as defined in the application configuration file
(where all the mapservices are configured), that contains the layer which definition to set.
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layerName:String — The id of layer which definition to set. The id is either the name given in the
mapservice or the integer id |
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definition:String — The new filter/ layer definition string |
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If a layer already has a filter set in the configuration, the new definition will be added to this
by an AND operator. Any filters added dynamically (e.g. by this method) at an earlier stage will be removed.
| setLayersVisibility | () | method |
public function setLayersVisibility(mapServiceName:String,layers:String="",_turnOthersOff:Boolean = "false",_turnon:Boolean = "true"):void
Sets a layers visibility - either the entire mapservice or one layer in the service. Flags to turn other layers off when turning the specified on.
Parameters
mapServiceName:String —The mapservicelayer to be turned on/off or that contains the layers to be turned on/off.
The id of the mapservice is defined in the application configuration file (where all the mapservices are configured).
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layers:String
(default = "" )
— A commaseperated list of layers in the mapservice
to be turned on/off. The list contains the ids of the layers as they are defined in the application configuration file (where all the mapservices are configured).
The id is either the name given in the mapservice or the integer id
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_turnOthersOff:Boolean (default = false )
— When true the other mapservices and layers are turned off.
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_turnon:Boolean (default = true )
— Turn the mapservice and or layers on or off.
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When layers are undefined the entire mapservice is turned on/off.
| setMapPrintDetails | (details:String) | method |
public function setMapPrintDetails(details:String):void
Sets the detail text of the print page (print and pdf) to details
details:String —The string with the details to write on print and pdf print page.
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| setUIFilter | (filter:String, _select:String = "true"):void | method |
public function setUIFilter(filter:String, _select:String = "true"):void
Changes selected value of a filter UI control
Parameters
filter:String — The name or label value to select of the filter UI control - if a combobox it is the label value - if a checkbox it is the id of the box.
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_select:Boolean (default = true )
— If th UI control is a checkbox _select determines whether to turn it on or off.
The filter UI controls are defined in widget config like this:
<filtergroups>
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| setUIFilters | (filter:String):void | method |
public function setUIFilters(filter:String):void
Changes selected value of a filter UI control
Parameters
filter:String —
A commaseperated string list containing name:value pairs of filter controls to change select value of.
e.g. 2007,air:true,water:false
2007 is a label in a combobox, air is a checkbox id wich eill be checked, water is a checkbox id which will be unchecked
The filter UI controls are defined in widget config like this:
<filtergroups>
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