Intro to D3: Bar Graphs
d3 is a fantastic SVG-based library for data visualization. You can make all sorts of graphs and charts. It allows you to bind data to the DOM and then interact with it directly, either by creating HTML elements for display or SVG elements for real-time visualization.
For some inspiration and great links to a “code playground” of d3 examples, check out bl.ocks.org .
Some say that d3 has a large learning curve, but here we’ll just cover the basics.
Goals:
- Create a d3 bar graph
- Enable the graph to dynamically update given new data
- Learn the three different phases of d3 data updating:
enter
,update
, andexit
.
let’s make a simple graph
We’d like to create a bar graph from a simple array of numbers.
All graphs in d3 require some initial configuration. We must specify a height, width, and padding, which is typically written as a margin
object with keys top
, left
, right
, and bottom
.
var width = 300;
var height = 200;
const padding = 10;
var margin = {
top: padding,
right: padding,
bottom: padding,
left: padding
};
width -= margin.left + margin.right;
height -= margin.top + margin.bottom;
var svg = d3
.select("div#C")
.append("svg")
.attr("width", width + margin.left + margin.right)
.attr("height", height + margin.top + margin.bottom)
.append("g")
.attr("transform", "translate(" + margin.left + "," + margin.top + ")");
Setting the height, width, and margin is simple enough, but what’s going on with d3.select
? D3 select works just like document.querySelector
, only it returns an empty selection instead of null
if there are no matches. d3.selectAll
works like document.querySelectorAll
.
To select all the paragraphs on a page in d3, use d3.selectAll('p');
To select a DOM node stored in a variable v
, use d3.select(v)
.
We append an svg
element to our container div and adjust its position based on our margins.
Now we just need to add some data to the picture. We’ll define a function called update
that takes the data
array. Each time update
is called, it will bind the data it is passed to DOM elements on the page and update those elements accordingly.
updateData()
First we define a function for our x
and y
axis using d3’s scaling functions. These functions scale the domain (input values) of our x and y coordinates to a specified range (output values) based on the dimensions of our graph.
We also define barHeight
, so that all the bars will be proportionately sized to fill the graph container.
When we call x(coord)
or y(coord)
, coord
is scaled appropriately to fit the graph on the screen.
var x = d3
.scaleLinear()
.domain([
0,
d3.max(data, function (d) {
return d;
}),
])
.range([0, width]);
var y = d3
.scaleBand()
.domain(
data.map(function (d, i) {
return i;
})
)
.range([height, 0]);
var barHeight = Math.floor((height - padding) / data.length);
Why is this necessary? For instance, in our case, the graph is 300px
wide. What if we want to display a value of 100,000
? We can’t do that. In addition, we need to display data proportionately: if there are 300px
of width to display a value, a value A 10x bigger than B needs to have 10x the number of pixels of width. This would all get very messy, very fast.
bind the data
var bars = svg.selectAll(".bar").data(data);
create DOM elements (bars)
bars
.enter()
.append("rect")
.merge(bars)
.attr("class", "bar")
.attr("y", function (d, i) {
return i * barHeight + margin.top;
})
.attr("width", function (d) {
return x(d);
})
.attr("x", function (d, i) {
return margin.left;
})
.attr("height", barHeight - 1);
enter()
creates elements for each element of data that does not have a matching DOM element. In this case, that means each bar in our bar graph. It then passes this newborn element down the chain of methods. For each data element that does not have a matching DOM element, we append an SVG rect
element, and we assign it attributes based on the data.
merge
merges together the new data elements that are passed to the function with the existing dataset.
We add a class to the rect
element to style the bars. In our CSS, we can style the bar how we like using the rect.bar
selector.
There are four attributes for each data element we need to consider: x, y, height, and width.
X and Y are the actual pixel positions of the bar on the page, starting at the upper-left corner.
Height and width specify the size of the bar.
The .attr
method allows us to set the value of each of these attributes using a callback. The callback contains two values, d
, and i
. d
is the actual value of the data at this point. In our case, this is just the array element, but in more complex data, it is whatever data keyed at this index, i
, which is also passed.
- The
y
position of each element will just be the element index, multiplied by thebarHeight
, plusmargin.top
. - The
width
of the element will be the scaled value ofd
,x(d)
- The
x
position of the element will be the same for each. This is the “baseline” of the graph, so all bars start from the same place. - The
height
of the element will be the bar height, with 1 pixel subtracted so there is padding between the bars.
remove DOM elements no longer needed
When we update the data, we might have too many elements on the page. So we need to .remove()
these elements.
bars.exit().remove();
That’s it. If we wanted to do something special with those elements .exit()
ing the page, we could do that before we call .remove()
on them which removes them from the DOM.
We throw in a setInterval
to pass some random data to the function and add
.transition().duration(700)
to the enter()
selection to animate the newly-entered data in the graph.
next steps
We’ll add axes and data labels in the next tutorial. Try forking this CodePen and converting the graph into a vertical graph.


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preview
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preview
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Return list of Yaks from raw server response |
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Raise error if basecamp is True but user has not set basecamp |
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Update Yakarma and basecamp information |
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Return a list of Yaks at particular location (optionally at basecamp) |
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Return a list of featured peek locations |
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Return a list of other peek locations |
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Return a list of Yaks at particular location/peek location |
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location=None,
basecamp=False)
Return a list of the top Yaks at location/basecamp |
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Return a list of recent Yaks by user |
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Return a list of Yaks with comments by user |
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Return a list of top Yaks by user |
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Return a list of top Yaks in the area |
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comment,
yak=None,
basecamp=False)
Return comment on a Yak (or None if it does not exist, optionally at
basecamp) |
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Return a list of comments on a Yak (optionally at basecamp) |
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Upvote/unupvote a message (Yak/comment, optionally at basecamp). |
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Downvote/undownvote a message (Yak/comment, optionally at basecamp). |
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Get all notifications for user |
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The methodology for mapping aid to country budget
classifications is the result of extensive research and
consultation, as well as agreement by the IATI Steering
Committee and the OECD
DAC's
Working Party on Development Finance Statistics (WP-STAT).
Initial research
A series of reports developed the original methdology
that the final work is based on. In July 2010, a
Working Paper by the Overseas Development Institute,
International Budget Partnership, and Publish What You
Fund considered the relationship between various
international classifications (particularly COFOG and
the OECD DAC's CRS) and country-level budget
classifications. A subsequent
report commisioned by the IATI Steering Committee
recommended that donors map to
a common codelist, which would then be mapped at country
level to country-specific classifications. A
further report refined the methodology and tested it
against 35-40 country budgets, finding that it was a
robust approach to mapping donor data to country budgets.
Country-level piloting
We conducted a series of country pilots in order to
test the methodology and learn lessons around process.
To ensure a large enough sample size, we included
five donors and five countries, with projects totaling
USD 3.5 million.
The full set of data used in this pilot is available
to explore and download:
Explore the data
| Country |
Donors |
Mappable to budget classifications (% of value) |
| Functional |
Administrative |
Economic |
| DR Congo |
Canada |
100% |
– |
13% capital; 87% recurrent |
| Haiti |
Canada, World Bank |
100% |
– |
27% capital; 73% recurrent |
| Moldova |
USAID, World Bank |
94% |
94% |
– |
| Nepal |
DFID |
95% |
89% |
– |
| Senegal |
Canada |
96% |
– |
2% capital; 97% recurrent |
Amounts show % of project value that can be mapped
to various budget classifications.
– indicates that the pilot did not attempt to map
to this classification.
Consultation
We presented the work at the following meetings, in
order to raise awareness of the work and gain feedback
from PFM,
budget and AIMS
experts, and check that this
methodology will help to improve the coverage of aid
data in partner countries' budgets.
We presented and discussed this work at the following
meetings:
- WP-STAT formal meeting (September 2014)
- World Bank Annual Meetings (October 2014)
- IATI Steering Committee (October 2014)
- Effective Institutions Platform (October 2014)
In general, we received very positive feedback on the
principle and the methodology of this work. Several questions
were raised on the practicality of implementation. The
country pilots generally suggested that these concerns
could be overcome – the level of effort from
donors appeared to be quite low while leading to some
big improvements in the amount of aid that could be
mapped to partner country budgets.
Governance and agreement
The work was led by a working group of the IATI Technical
Advisory Group (TAG), the IATI TAG Working Group on Aid and
Budget Alignment.
Formal proposals were presented to, and approved by,
the IATI Steering Committee and the WP-STAT.


Merging and Compacting VirtualBox Snapshots
Using the VirtualBox GUI to manually merge lots of snapshots is time consuming and fiddly so I wrote a Python script called vboxmerge.py
to do this automatically. The script merges a snapshot branch into the base VDI with a single command (it also illustrates how easy it is to script VirtualBox using Python).
Important: This post is obsolete: a much easier way is to use the VirtualBox VM Clone command – see Update December 2013: An easier way to merge snapshots in my Cloning and Copying VirtualBox virtual machines blog post.
The more VirtualBox snapshots you have the more disk space you consume. Snapshot VDIs grow with every previously unallocated guest OS write and it’s not long before the total size of a machine’s base VDI plus snapshots exceeds than the machines logical HDD size (this is a very good reason why it’s not a good idea to oversize your hard disks).
Here’s an example of the savings on one of my Windows XP guests (it has a 50GB logical HDD):
Before merge: Base VDI plus 13 snapshots totaling 90.1GB
After merge: Base VDI 46.0GB
After zeroing and compacting: 8.1GB (see Compacting VDIs below).
The merge almost halved the size; the compaction brought it to to below 10% of the original total size.
Compacting without first zeroing out free space on the guest file system generally provides no or very little benefit.
If you’re unfamiliar with the workings of VirtualBox snapshots and VDIs there is a great set of FAQs and Tutorial: All about VDIs in the VBox forums.
Merging the Snapshots
- Snapshots are merged starting with the current snapshot, then moving through the parents, until all parent snapshots have been merged into the base VDI. The
--skip=N
and--count=N
options limit the merge to a snapshot subset. - Snapshots with multiple child VDIs will not be merged, processing will stop if this situation is encountered. In this context the Current State is counted as a child which explains why you can’t merge the current snapshot if it has a child snapshot. To continue merging Restore the blocking branch’s most recent snapshot and rerun vboxmerge.
- The
--compact
option compacts the machine’s base VDI. - The
--snapshot
option creates a base snapshot following the merge. - The
--discard-currentstate
option discards the machine’s current state before merging. - Run
python vboxmerge.py --help
to display command options.
To merge snapshots into the base VDI just run the script specifying the machine name e.g.
python vboxmerge.py "My Machine"
If the machine’s snapshot tree has multiple branches you will need to run the vboxmerge once for each branch to merge the entire tree. The final machine state will the that of the last merged branch.
Important:
Backup all your virtual machines before running the script and do dry runs first (using the --dryrun
command option).
Note:
- The merge starting point is the current snapshot (the snapshot attached to the Current State). You can change the current snapshot using the VirtualBox GUI Restore Snapshot command.
- Depending on the number and size of your snapshots this process can take quite a long time (the 13 snapshot merge I quoted previously took around three hours).
- After merging all snapshots the current state will also be merged into the base VDI. If this is not what you want you should include the
--discard-currentstate
option.
Gotcha : If the machine being processed is selected in the VirtualBox GUI then the GUI sometimes throws and error or stops responding. No damage results and the problem can be avoided by selecting another machine in the GUI before you run vboxmerge.
Compacting VDIs
Merging snapshots removes redundant shadowed blocks and will return a lot of space, but it doesn’t return blocks that have previously been written but are now no longer used by the guest file system. VirtualBox processes VDIs as block devices, it knows nothing about files and file systems. The VirtualBox compact command compacts blocks of zeros so for compaction to be effective you need to zero free space from the guest operating system before compacting the VDI using VirtualBox.
Windows: Use sdelete, for example to zero all unused space on drive C:
sdelete.exe -c C:
Linux: A zeroing utility for ext2 and ext3 file systems is zerofree written by Ron Yorston. Your file system must be unmounted or mounted read-only before using this utility.
If you decide to compact you should zero out the free space after merging (if you do it before merging the zeroing will balloon the most recent snapshot and the subsequent merging will take much longer). The steps are:
Merge all snapshots, for example:
python vboxmerge.py "My Machine"
Open the merged guest machine and use an appropriate command to zero fill unused disk space.
Compact the base VDI and create a base snapshot, for example:
python vboxmerge.py --compact --snapshot "My Machine"
It would be nice if file systems had some sort of zero after delete option to zero free disk space automatically (see zerofree).
Why create a base snapshot?: Because I never like to write directly to the base VDI – creating a snapshot effectively leaves the base VDI read-only so even if your machine crashes half way through writing and corrupts the current state you can restore back to the base VDI.
Prerequisites
This is the environment I used to develop and test vboxmerge.py
:
- 64 bit Windows Vista host
- VBox 3.2.4
- Python 2.6.5 (64 bit)
You will also need to download and install Python for Windows extensions (in my case 64bit).
Setup the Python VirtualBox bindings wrapper module (vboxapi) which is installed by the VirtualBox installer:
Open Windows Command Prompt as Administrator (right-click on Command Prompt menu item and select Run as Administrator).
Run the VBox Python setup script:
C:\> cd C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\sdk\install C:\> C:\Python26\python.exe vboxapisetup.py install
Test your environment by running Python and executing:
>>> import vboxapi
>>> vb = vboxapi.VirtualBoxManager(None,None)
If there a no errors you’re OK.
To print a list of your VM names and UUIDs execute this:
>>> for m in vb.getArray(vb.vbox,'machines'):
... print m.name, m.id
...
The vboxmerge.py script
Important: The script was developed and tested with VirtualBox 3.2.4, it might not work with other versions of VirtualBox (see Prerequisites).
#!/usr/bin/env python
'''
vboxmerge.py - Merge VirtualBox snapshots into base VDI
Run 'python vboxmerge.py --help' to display command options.
Written by Stuart Rackham<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright (C) 2010 Stuart Rackham. Free use of this software is
granted under the terms of the MIT License.
'''
import os, sys
import vboxapi
import pywintypes
PROG = os.path.basename(__file__)
VERSION = '0.1.1'
VBOX = vboxapi.VirtualBoxReflectionInfo(False) # VirtualBox constants.
def out(fmt, *args):
if not OPTIONS.quiet:
sys.stdout.write((fmt % args))
def die(msg, exitcode=1):
OPTIONS.quiet = False
out('ERROR: %s\n', msg)
sys.exit(exitcode)
def runcmd(async_cmd, *args):
'''
Run the bound asynchronous method async_cmd with arguments args.
Display progress and return once the command has completed.
If an error occurs print the error and exit the program.
'''
if not OPTIONS.dryrun:
try:
progress = async_cmd(*args)
while not progress.completed:
progress.waitForCompletion(30000) # Update progress every 30 seconds.
out('%s%% ', progress.percent)
out('\n')
except pywintypes.com_error, e:
die(e.args[2][2]) # Print COM error textual description and exit.
def vboxmerge(machine_name):
'''
Merge snapshots using global OPTIONS.
'''
vbm = vboxapi.VirtualBoxManager(None, None)
vbox = vbm.vbox
try:
mach = vbox.findMachine(machine_name)
except pywintypes.com_error:
die('machine not found: %s' % machine_name)
out('\nmachine: %s: %s\n', mach.name, mach.id)
if mach.state != VBOX.MachineState_PoweredOff:
die('machine must be powered off')
session = vbm.mgr.getSessionObject(vbox)
vbox.openSession(session, mach.id)
try:
snap = mach.currentSnapshot
if snap:
if OPTIONS.discard_currentstate:
out('\ndiscarding current machine state\n')
runcmd(session.console.restoreSnapshot, snap)
skip = int(OPTIONS.skip)
count = int(OPTIONS.count)
while snap:
parent = snap.parent
if skip <= 0 and count > 0:
out('\nmerging: %s: %s\n', snap.name, snap.id)
runcmd(session.console.deleteSnapshot, snap.id)
# The deleteSnapshot API sometimes silently skips snapshots
# so test to make sure the snapshot is no longer valid.
try: snap.id
except pywintypes.com_error: pass
else:
if not OPTIONS.dryrun:
die('%s: %s: more than one child VDI' % (snap.name, snap.id))
count -= 1
snap = parent
skip -= 1
else:
out('no snapshots\n')
if OPTIONS.snapshot:
# Create a base snapshot.
out('\ncreating base snapshot\n')
runcmd(session.console.takeSnapshot, 'Base', 'Created by vboxmerge')
if OPTIONS.compact:
# Compact the base VDI.
for attachment in mach.mediumAttachments:
if attachment.type == VBOX.DeviceType_HardDisk:
base = attachment.medium.base
if base.type == VBOX.MediumType_Normal:
out('\ncompacting base VDI: %s\n', base.name)
runcmd(base.compact)
finally:
session.close()
if __name__ == '__main__':
description = '''Merge VirtualBox snapshots into base VDI. MACHINE is the machine name.'''
from optparse import OptionParser
parser = OptionParser(usage='%prog [OPTIONS] MACHINE',
version='%s %s' % (PROG,VERSION),
description=description)
parser.add_option('--skip', dest='skip',
help='skip most recent N snapshots', metavar='N', default=0)
parser.add_option('--count', dest='count',
help='only merge N snapshots', metavar='N', default=1000)
parser.add_option('-q', '--quiet',
action='store_true', dest='quiet', default=False,
help='do not display progress messages')
parser.add_option('-n', '--dryrun',
action='store_true', dest='dryrun', default=False,
help='do nothing except display what would be done')
parser.add_option( '--compact',
action='store_true', dest='compact', default=False,
help='compact the base VDI')
parser.add_option( '--snapshot',
action='store_true', dest='snapshot', default=False,
help='create base snapshot')
parser.add_option( '--discard-currentstate',
action='store_true', dest='discard_currentstate', default=False,
help='discard the current state of the MACHINE')
if len(sys.argv) == 1:
parser.parse_args(['--help'])
global OPTIONS
(OPTIONS, args) = parser.parse_args()
vboxmerge(args[0])
Other Resources
- Virtual Box API constants in
C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\sdk\install\vboxapi\VirtualBox_constants.py
. - VirtualBox SDK.
- an example Python VBox script.
- I discuss deleting Snapshots in this post.


Modules¶
Preprocessing¶
The preprocessing subpipeline runs before all sections of the pipeline except for Quality Control. The preprocessing pipeline is meant to produce high quality clean data for the rest of the pipeline to consume.
Human Removal¶
Most microbiome samples contain some amount of human genetic material. There are two main sources for this: human contamination during sample preparation and human material present in samples from human (e.g. from a cheek swab). Removing human sequences reduces possible misidentification as a microbial taxon.
Human sequence removal relies on Hg38 with alternate contigs. Without alternate contigs large amounts of human sequence may not be identified in some samples. In some cases genuine microbial sequences may be misidentified as human sequences. This could be particularly true in studies of retroviruses. However, in most cases, removing human sequence decreases false positives and decreases downstream processing time.
Human Removal is done with Bowtie2 and Hg38 with alternate contigs. It is performed after mouse removal.
Error Correction¶
All types of sequencing introduce errors to sequences. While these errors are generally rare (error rates les than 1% are common) they can still introduce noise to downstream analyses. Error correcting reads is useful to reduce noise and improve downstream analyses.
Error correction in the CAP uses BayesHammer, ordinarily the first step in the MetaSPAdes assembly pipeline. Roughly speaking BayesHammer tries to find k-mers that are just one base different than another, more abundant, k-mer and replaces the less abundant k-mer with the more abundant. As can be seen in the graph above error correction with BayesHammer (red line) substantially reduces the number of unique k-mers (k-mers that occur just once) without substantially reducing the number of repeated k-mers that occur more than once.
A caveat of BayesHammer is that it reduces strain diversity in metaomics since low abundance bacterial strains look similar to sequence errors. This means that downstream strain calling tools generally should not use error corrected reads.
Error correction is done with BayesHammer and does not require a database. It is performed after human removal and is the last stage in the preprocessing subpipeline.
Short Read¶
Kraken2 Taxonomic Profiling¶
Taxonomic identification is critical for understanding microbiomes. Kraken2 is a well benchmarked tool that is computationally efficient. Kraken2 is used with a large database containg all microbial sequences from RefSeq. Kraken2 uses pseudo-alignment which is somewhat less sensitive and specific than true alignment.
taxonomic profiling is done with Kraken2 directly follows read error correction.
Jellyfish K-mer Counting¶
Jellyfish counts the number of times each k-mer occurs in a sample. By default the CAP counts 31-mers. All k-mers, including singletons, are counted. K-mer counting occurs after error correction which substantially reduces the number of singletons compared to raw data.
Assembly¶
MetaSPAdes¶
MetaSPAdes is an assembly algorithm used to produce assembly.
MetaBAT2¶
MetaBAT2 groups contigs into clusters that may have come from the same taxon. MetaBAT2 primarily uses tetranucleotide frequency to match contigs.
Prodigal¶
Prodigal predicts Open Reading Frames (ORFs) on assembled contigs.
Databases¶
Mouse Removal Database¶
-
class
cap2.pipeline.databases.
MouseRemovalDB
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ This class is responsible for building and/or retriveing validating the database which will be used to remove mouse reads from the sample.
The CAP uses GRCm39 for mouse removal. The raw (fasta) genome is indexed using Bowtie2.
Human Removal Database¶
-
class
cap2.pipeline.databases.
HumanRemovalDB
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ This class is responsible for building and/or retriveing validating the database which will be used to remove human reads from the sample.
The CAP uses Hg38 with alternate contigs for human removal. The raw (fasta) genome is indexed using Bowtie2.


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2 .SH NAME
3 xml-config - script to get information about the installed version of GNOME-XML
4 .SH SYNOPSIS
5 .B xml-config
6 [\-\-prefix\fI[=DIR]\fP] [\-\-libs] [\-\-cflags] [\-\-version] [\-\-help]
7 .SH DESCRIPTION
8 \fIxml-config\fP is a tool that is used to determine the compile and
9 linker flags that should be used to compile and link programs that use
10 \fIGNOME-XML\fP.
11 .SH OPTIONS
12 \fIxml-config\fP accepts the following options:
13 .TP 8
14 .B \-\-version
15 Print the currently installed version of \fIGNOME-XML\fP on the standard output.
16 .TP 8
17 .B \-\-libs
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19 .TP 8
20 .B \-\-cflags
21 Print the compiler flags that are necessary to compile a \fIGNOME-XML\fP program.
22 .TP 8
23 .B \-\-prefix=PREFIX
24 If specified, use PREFIX instead of the installation prefix that
25 \fIGNOME-XML\fP was built with when computing the output for the
26 \-\-cflags and \-\-libs options. This option must be specified before
27 any \-\-libs or \-\-cflags options.
28 .SH AUTHOR
29 This manual page was written by Fredrik Hallenberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>30 for the Debian GNU/linux system (but may be used by others).
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1 .TH GNOME-XML 1 "3 July 1999" Version 1.1.0
2 .SH NAME
3 xml-config - script to get information about the installed version of GNOME-XML
4 .SH SYNOPSIS
5 .B xml-config
6 [\-\-prefix\fI[=DIR]\fP] [\-\-libs] [\-\-cflags] [\-\-version] [\-\-help]
7 .SH DESCRIPTION
8 \fIxml-config\fP is a tool that is used to determine the compile and
9 linker flags that should be used to compile and link programs that use
10 \fIGNOME-XML\fP.
11 .SH OPTIONS
12 \fIxml-config\fP accepts the following options:
13 .TP 8
14 .B \-\-version
15 Print the currently installed version of \fIGNOME-XML\fP on the standard output.
16 .TP 8
17 .B \-\-libs
18 Print the linker flags that are necessary to link a \fIGNOME-XML\fP program.
19 Add \-\-dynamic after --libs to print only shared library linking information.
20 .TP 8
21 .B \-\-cflags
22 Print the compiler flags that are necessary to compile a \fIGNOME-XML\fP program.
23 .TP 8
24 .B \-\-prefix=PREFIX
25 If specified, use PREFIX instead of the installation prefix that
26 \fIGNOME-XML\fP was built with when computing the output for the
27 \-\-cflags and \-\-libs options. This option must be specified before
28 any \-\-libs or \-\-cflags options.
29 .SH AUTHOR
30 This manual page was written by Fredrik Hallenberg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>31 for the Debian GNU/linux system (but may be used by others).
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Fifteenth alpha release.
New features
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doesn't follow the Conventional Commit standard.
The inspection is enabled by default so you can try it out, but you may disable
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This course is a laboratory course which applies the basic principles of MSE 45. The lab focuses on analyzing thermal and mechanical properties of different materials. Each lab covers two weeks of classes. The first week of each lab is a 1 hour lab lecture, and the second week is the 3 hour lab period. A lab report is due the week following the lab. Lab reports include a cover page, abstract, introduction, procedure, results/discussion, conclusion, references, and appendices.
None.
X hours of class time. Y hours of hw time/study time.
The course can be taken concurrently or after taking MSE 45. As a chemical engineering student, the course can be taken during any semester.
I suggest taking the course concurrently with MSE 45 because the topics line up well with the lecture course. The labs are straightforward and simple.
Written by: Samantha Marinkovich
Last edited: Fall 2018


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The GridBasedLayout class. More...
#include <GridBasedLayout.h>
Classes | |
| struct | Position |
| The Position struct. More... | |
Public Types | |
| typedef adjacency_list< listS, vecS, undirectedS, property< vertex_index_t, int >, property< edge_index_t, int > > | graph |
| The Graph structure. More... | |
| typedef std::vector< graph_traits< graph >::vertex_descriptor > | VertexOrderType |
| The Vertices vector. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
Creators | |
The methods under this section are responsible for constructing an instance of type GridBasedLayout. | |
| GridBasedLayout () | |
Queries | |
The methods under this section are responsible for accessing an instance of type GridBasedLayout. | |
| void | findCanonicalOrder (SubGraph &gInputGraph, std::vector< int > &oVertexIndexCanonicalOrder) |
| findCanonicalOrderProcess More... | |
| void | findGridBasedLayout (SubGraph &gInputGraph, std::vector< int > &oCanonicalOrder, std::vector< GridBasedLayout::Position > &oVertexPosition) |
| findGridBasedLayoutProcess More... | |
The GridBasedLayout class.
A class to apply grid based layout on a non-clustered graph.
| typedef adjacency_list< listS, vecS, undirectedS, property<vertex_index_t, int>, property<edge_index_t, int> > GridBasedLayout::graph |
The Graph structure.
Structure to store local graph which is used in finding canonical order.
| typedef std::vector<graph_traits< graph >::vertex_descriptor> GridBasedLayout::VertexOrderType |
The Vertices vector.
Vector of vertices.Vector of vertices
| GridBasedLayout::GridBasedLayout | ( | ) |
Constructs new object of type GridBasedLayout.
| none |
| none |
| void GridBasedLayout::findCanonicalOrder | ( | SubGraph & | gInputGraph, |
| std::vector< int > & | oVertexIndexCanonicalOrder | ||
| ) |
findCanonicalOrderProcess
this method reads graph, finds the canonical ordering of the vertices and writes the canonical order to the supplied parameter
| gInputGraph | maximal planar graph in which the canonical order of vertices is to be found. |
| oVertexIndexCanonicalOrder | vector of integers which will store indices of vertices in canonical order. |
| none |
| void GridBasedLayout::findGridBasedLayout | ( | SubGraph & | gInputGraph, |
| std::vector< int > & | oCanonicalOrder, | ||
| std::vector< GridBasedLayout::Position > & | oVertexPosition | ||
| ) |
findGridBasedLayoutProcess
this method reads graph and the canonical order of vertices and finds out the grid based layout of the graph
| gInputGraph | maximal planar graph which is to be layed out. |
| oCanonicalOrder | vector of vertex_desciptors that contains canonical order of graph vertices. |
| oVertexPosition | vector of Position to store x and y coordinates of vertices. |
| LayoutException |


• The Web is:
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○ You• HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language
- HTML is made up of :• Markup is made of things called TAGS (e.g. < name > contents < / name >)
○ Opening tag < name >• B Tag = BOLD: < b >(no space)(content)(no space)< / b >
e.g. HTML is reasonably straightforward
• Em- Emphasis = Italics (e.g. content)
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- Div, p, form = Block
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This page is currently in progress, I hope to finish it with full glitter (CSS) and shazam (jQuery/js, AJAX) during winter break in January
This page is meant for friends, family, peers, potential future bosses, and anyone who would like a glimpse into my life. Please understand that this page (along with my site) does not purely serve a professional purpose. It's also a little long so feel free to skim around.
Thank you.
Who is Steven Shi...?
The intrinsic and defining aspects of my life.
I am a newborn Chinese native, the only child of my parents; I'm told I cried a lot for no reason.
I'm scaling the Twin Towers and exploring the new world before me, claiming my status as a first generation American.

I spend the majority of my childhood in the food court my parents worked in. Often cashiering by mental math to expedite service, my arithmetic matures and my interest in math beyond that of a tool sparks. In working with my parents and their coworkers, I'm pushed to grasp the concept of socioeconomic inequality and the rare American childhood it provided me.
My parents buy me a personal desktop (absurd right?) marking my first ownership of "modern" technology. I purchase Red Alert 2 and spend my weekends climbing the global leaderboards. It was then that my curiosity of technology and love of games began (needless to say, I evolved to the Protoss race shortly after).
I test into the gifted program with math dragging my deadweight verbal scores across the line; it would be my only intellectual refuge in the years of public schooling to come.
I make my first friend in the midst of an unwelcoming environment. Making that one friend easily eclipsed all failed past attempts, or as Drew Houston put so well, "Don't worry about failure, you only have to be right once."
My friend (mentioned above) invites me to a youth ministry group at his church. The people there were nicer than most I thought. One even bought me a King James Bible for my scholarly benefit.
As a result of continuing my attendance at youth group, I decide to become a Christian...I didn't really understood the full implications of my choice at that time, I just thought it'd be worth a try given how nice everyone in the church treated me.
I enter highschool with the same "veni, vidi, vici" mindset I had when I first entered America, claiming my status as a first generation high school student.
I join a church community called AOX. They're good people who love Jesus and others, and in them I found my first true friends and a second family.
I'm approached by some random weirdo college student from Alaska (shady right?). He convinces me to take part in a ministry called YoungLife (even shadier right?) and I'm glad to have been a part of it. He also ended up becoming one of my best friends.
I apply to colleges and find myself blessed to have been accepted at Brown. I graduate from highschool shortly after and look forward to a new journey in life.
And what a journey Freshman year was. Looking forward to a great Sophomore year.
What is Steven Shi...?
être
J'étais, Je suis, Je serai
to be
I was, I am, I will be
I've played since I was a child.
Started with RTS (Command & Conquer, Startcraft), went to RPG's and shooters (Runescape, Halo, Call of Duty), and now I'm back to RTS (League of Legends). What used to be a competitive sport to me as a child is now an enjoyable hobby for relaxing. But I'm up for a competitive challenge any day ;).
I participated in Tae Kwon Do for many years in my childhood. Recently, I have been learning Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, and boxing.
Whether it's the popular Americanized side (Death Note, Bleach, Studio Ghibli, etc.) or the less popular native side (FMA, Naruto, AnoHana, etc.), Japanese animation is pretty awesome. Not to mention the flawless acting accompanied by brilliant story plots. The insane superpowers *cough* Dragonball Z *cough* are pretty great too.
This is a throwback to my video production classes in high school. Check out the video.
The first instrument I learned was the guitar. I eventually started playing the piano in middle school as well. Currently, I've been working on playing by ear and improvisation. I hope to practice more extensively in the summers to come and be able to compose pieces before graduating college.
I've always been interested in the bow and arrow for some reason (but not guns). An archer was always my favorite class in any game. This past summer, I set up a small archery range in my garage and have been shooting traditional for fun.
I like writing. I like writing poems. I like writing songs. I like writing rap songs. I like writing reflective entries in my journal. I like writing, and it turns out that I get to blog for CSO's I'm First Organization. Check it out: http://www.imfirst.org/author/steven/
From my childhood days of configuring my home's wifi to my current endeavors at Brown, I embrace good technology. I first started learning to program my Senior year in highschool and have since continued at Brown. My field of interest is machine learning and artificial intelligence. Basically, I want to create and design intelligent and self-improving technology that does not evolve into SkyNet.
When is Steven Shi...?
This section is more geared towards friends and family, but anyone is welcome to read it.
Graduating From Brown
May 2018 tentatively
Going to Climb to Challenger Rank In League
Probably never, but it doesn't hurt to hope.
Getting Married
Probably never, but it doesn't hurt to hope.
Kidding! I'll get back to y'all on this one.
Where is Steven Shi...?
For these following subquestions, I have beseeched Mr. Google for assistance.
From
长乐 (Chánglè), Fujian, China
An agricultural city surrounded by mountains and the ocean; all we had was grassfed meat, fresh produce, and community raw milk, but that all we really needed.
Leaving a Trail
This one is basically my travel log. I'd like to have over 100 countries before I pass.
Currently
I am here
Going To
After college, I would like to travel for a few months. I'll likely be visiting friends in Germany, exploring my home country of China, and learning new languages and cultures in eastern Asia (Japan, Korea, Taiwan).
Why is Steven Shi?
Talking In The Third Person Like An Egocentric Maniac
Well...I got kinda caught up in this autobiography of mine and maybe went a little overboard. Funny story, I actually grew up learning to talk about myself in the third person in Chinese. Not sure why, but it's stuck with me to this day and feels totally natural. Perhaps it's my inner personality showing through a bit.
Anyways, thanks for taking the time to read this behemoth of a page. Feel free to leave feedback on the contact page.


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WEEK 17 TUESDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Exodus 33:7-11; 34:5-9.28
A reading from the Book of Exodus
In those days: Moses used to take the tent and
pitch it outside the camp, far off from the camp; and he called it the tent of
meeting. And every one who sought the LORD would go out to the tent of meeting,
which was outside the camp. Whenever Moses went out to the tent, all the people
rose up, and every man stood at his tent door, and looked after Moses, until he
had gone into the tent. When Moses entered the tent, the pillar of cloud would
descend and stand at the door of the tent, and the LORD would speak with Moses.
And when all the people saw the pillar of cloud standing at the door of the
tent, all the people would rise up and worship, every man at his tent door.
Thus the LORD used to speak to Moses face to face, as a man speaks to his
friend. When Moses turned again into the camp, his servant Joshua the son of
Nun, a young man, did not depart from the tent. And Moses proclaimed the name
of the LORD. The LORD passed before him, and proclaimed, "The LORD, the
LORD, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast
love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity
and transgression and sin, but who will by no means clear the guilty, visiting
the iniquity of the fathers upon the children and the children's children, to
the third and the fourth generation." And Moses made haste to bow his head
toward the earth, and worshipped. And he said, "If now I have found favour
in your sight, O Lord, let the Lord, I pray you, go in the midst of us,
although it is a stiff-necked people; and pardon our iniquity and our sin, and
take us for your inheritance." And he was there with the LORD forty days
and forty nights; he neither ate bread nor drank water. And he wrote upon the
tables the words of the covenant, the ten commandments.
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 103:6-7.8-9.10-11.12-13 (R. 8a)
R. The Lord is compassionate and gracious.
The LORD does just deeds, gives full justice to all
who are oppressed. He made known his ways to Moses, and his deeds to the
children of
R. The Lord is compassionate and gracious.
The LORD is compassionate and gracious,
slow to anger and rich in mercy. He will not always find fault; nor persist in
his anger for ever.
R. The Lord is compassionate and gracious.
He does not treat us according to our sins, nor
repay us according to our faults. For as the heavens are high
above the earth, so strong his mercy for those who fear him.
R. The Lord is compassionate and gracious.
As far as the east is from the west, so far from us
does he remove our transgressions. As a father has
compassion on his children, the LORDís compassion is
on those who fear him.
R. The Lord is compassionate and gracious.
FIRST READING Jeremiah 14:17-22
A reading from the Book of Jeremiah
'Let my eyes run down with tears night and day, and
let them not cease, for the virgin daughter of my people is struck down with a
great wound, with a very grievous blow. If I go out into the field, behold,
those slain by the sword! And if I enter the city, behold,
the diseases of famine! For both prophet and priest ply their trade through the
land, and have no knowledge.'" Have you utterly rejected
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 79:<IP_ADDRESS> (R. 9bc)
R. For the sake of the glory of your name, free us O Lord.
Do not remember against us the guilt of former
times. Let your compassion hasten to meet us; for we have been brought very
low.
R. For the sake of the glory of your name, free us O
Lord.
Help us, O God our saviour, for the sake of the
glory of your name. Free us and forgive us our sins, because of your name.
R. For the sake of the glory of your name, free us O
Lord.
 For the sake of the glory of your name, free us O
Lord.
Then we, your people, the flock of your pasture,
will give you thanks for ever and ever. From age to age we will recount your
praise.
R. For the sake of the glory of your name, free us O
Lord.
R. Alleluia. The seed is the word of God, and the sower is Christ; all who find him will abide for ever. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Matthew 13:36-43
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew
At that time: Jesus left the crowds and went into
the house. And his disciples came to him, saying, "Explain to us the
parable of the weeds of the field."  Just as the weeds are gathered and burned with fire, so
will it be at the close of the age. The Son of man will send his angels, and
they will gather out of his kingdom all causes of sin and all evildoers, and
throw them into the furnace of fire; there men will weep and gnash their teeth.
Then the righteous will shine like the sun in the kingdom of their Father. He who has ears, let him hear.
The Gospel of the Lord.


SIN CITY TV Show Moves to LEGENDARY, Calls in ROBERT RODRIGUEZ
by George Marston, Newsarama ContributorLegendary Television has signed a deal to produce a TV series based on Frank Miller's Sin City, according to Deadline.
Frank Miller will produce the series, with director Robert Rodriguez, who helmed 2005's Sin City film, in talks to join him as producer. As part of the deal, which Deadline reports is contingent on finding a network or streaming service to air the series, Miller will also produce an R-rated animated Sin City feature.
A previous deal was struck to bring Sin City to TV with The Walking Dead showrunner Glen Mazzara, though that project never materialized.
No timeframe was given for the Sin City TV show's release.


YNW Melly Reaches For A Hit On "100K"
YNW Melly keeps it "100K" on his new track.
by Alex Zidel100K
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Editor Rating: VERY HOTTTTT
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20-year-old Florida upstart YNW Melly is on the heels of his Melly Vs. Melvin release, the rapper's first full-length release since getting arrested on double murder charges. While his legal situation has put his career in jeopardy for obvious reasons, it has also helped to build attention and notoriety for the artist. People have been curious about YNW Melly and his supposed split personalities. On the new project, he details the differences between Melly and Melvin and, still, we don't know if we've even fully seen the man behind the music: Jamell Demons. The album's bounciest standout -- and the cut that has the most potential to become a pop hit -- is arguably "100K." We're highlighting the banger below.
Featuring a very engaging beat and unconventional, freestyle-based flows, YNW Melly gets playful in his lyrics, rhyming "diarrhea" with "gonorrhea" and "onomatopoeia." This likely won't be a favorite from the album but if you're more into Melly's poppier material, this one will get you into him a little more.
Let us know what you think of "100K" and Melly Vs. Melvin in the comments.


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The Messenger is now available for free on the Epic Games Store, Bad North to be available next week
by John PapadopoulosEpic Games has announced that The Messenger is currently available for free on the Epic Games Store. PC gamers can acquire their free copy from today and until November 21st. Next week, Epic Games will be giving away Bad North.
The Messenger is 2D action platformed that is heavily inspired by Ninja Gaiden from the NES. According to its description, the game starts as a classic action platformer that soon unravels into an expansive time-traveling adventure full of thrills, surprises, and humor.
Here are the game’s key features:
- Dynamic, acrobatic gameplay and ultra tight controls worthy of an epic ninja adventure.
- Character upgrades, new abilities, hidden levels, and branching paths to discover.
- Meticulously designed 8-bit and 16-bit sprites, animations, and backgrounds in the spirit of the classics.
- A memorable cast of offbeat villains, bosses, and associates.
- Original soundtrack by renowned chiptune composer Rainbowdragoneyes, handmade using Famitracker.
You can acquire your free copy for The Messenger from here.
Have fun!


Crime Around Us is a tool for browsing crimes reported to the City of Chicago Police Department from 2001 to one week ago.
This site, which is updated daily from the Chicago Data Portal, allows anyone to search for crime in any area of the city by drawing a box or a custom shape on the map like so:
Additionally, you can filter by the date the crime was reported, time of day, crime type and type of location. Read our help page to learn more about using these filters.
This app was originally built by Eric van Zanten, a web developer in Chicago who works for DataMade who also created a visualization that compares daily temperature and crime.
Crime Around Us is currently being developed in partnership with DataMade and LISC Chicago.
All of the code for this project is open source. It's comprised of a database of crime data and this website for browsing it.
Crime API - A python app that serves up crime data.
Crime Around Us - An HTML and Javascript website
Found a bug? Have a suggestion? Report it on our issue tracker! If you'd rather email us, get in touch at info (at) datamade.us


Open Monero is an open source, prove of concept implementation
of https://mymonero.com/. The frontend, html, css, JavaScript, were adapted
from, and originally developed by https://mymonero.com/.
MyMonero's backend is closed source. Thus for Open Monero, the open sourced
backand server was developed from scratch. As such it is open source, free
to use and modify by anybody.


Australian Bombshell Rosanna Arkle Struts In A Tiny White Thong: ‘Psyching Myself Up’
November 20, 2019
Australian Bombshell Rosanna Arkle Struts In A Tiny White Thong: ‘Psyching Myself Up’
Social media stunner Rosanna Arkle dropped jaws when she posted a clip to Instagram of her peachy posterior clad in the tiniest of white thongs.
In the video, Rosanna wore a mismatched bikini, opting for a dusky dark blue top with a deep scoop-neck in the back. To complete the set, the stunner wore the tiniest of white thong bikini bottoms. Accented with black trim, the bottoms highlighted the Ozzie stunner’s golden tan while leaving little of her ample derriere to the imagination.
 Her long blond locks were styled naturally, and the beachy waves cascaded down her back.
The setting for the upload was a dreamy backyard pool with lush green palms bordering the oasis and a cloudless blue sky above. In the pool floated an inviting cerulean lounge float.
The video began with Rosanna walking from her chaise toward the edge of the pool. She appeared to be walking on her tippy-toes, further elongating her tan and toned legs. Her hands rested on the curve of her hips. As she made her way toward the water, she began to lift her arms up in anticipation of getting in.
However, once Rosanna had her arms up to her hat and made it to the ledge of the pool, she paused, as if unsure she actually wanted to jump into the water. Deciding against it, the blond beauty retreated, walking back to her comfy chaise.
Showing her sense of humor, the Australian bombshell made light of the clip in her caption, explaining she was originally “psyching” herself up before deciding “nah.”
Fans loved the booty-baring video and awarded the clip close to 60,000 likes and more than 800 comments.
“Ohh myyy. Views on views on views. Killin’ it babe,” one fan raved, adding a fire emoji.

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“Perfect woman,” proclaimed a fourth, along with four red rose emoji.
The stunner from down under had previously posted a picture of the bikini ensemble, though no doubt fans appreciate her sizzling encore post.
As previously reported by The Inquisitr, Rosanna enjoys relaxing by the pool and recently treated fans to a shot in which she’s sunbathing topless at the edge of the water.


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AML Health Coaching has just aligned with BodyCrafters Inc., a Private Fitness Training Studio that offers in-home and online personal training as well as small group classes. Body Crafters Inc also is equipped with a team of TPI-Certified Golf Fitness Instructors, who will develop a fitness program that will reduce physical limitations and build on strong fitness points. The TPI Fitness program is a successful program utilized by numerous tour professionals and golfers around the world. Together, we are teaming up to help you maximize performance and enhance cognitive performance and energy.
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This tutorial shows you steps to follow to implement and use custom socket factories with Java Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI). Custom socket factories can be used to control how remote method invocations are communicated at the network level. For example, they can be used to set socket options, control address binding, control connection establishment (such as to require authentication), and to control data encoding (such as to add encryption or compression).
When a remote object is exported, such as with the constructors
or exportObject
methods of
java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
or
java.rmi.activation.Activatable
, then it is possible
to specify a custom client socket factory (a
java.rmi.server.RMIClientSocketFactory
instance) and a
custom server socket factory (a
java.rmi.server.RMIServerSocketFactory
instance) to be
used when communicating remote invocations for that remote
object.
A client socket factory controls the creation of sockets used to initiate remote invocations and thus can be used to control how connections are established and the type of socket to use. A server socket factory controls the creation of server sockets used to receive remote invocations and thus can be used to control how incoming connections are listened for and accepted as well as the type of sockets to use for incoming connections.
The remote stub for a remote object contains the client socket factory, if any, that the remote object was exported with, and thus a client socket factory must be serializable, and its code may be downloaded by clients just like the code for stub classes or any other serializable object passed over a remote invocation.
There is also a LocateRegistry.createRegistry
method for exporting a registry with custom socket factories and a
LocateRegistry.getRegistry
method for obtaining the
stub for a registry with a custom client socket factory.
(Note that there is also a global socket factory for Java RMI,
which can be set with the setSocketFactory
method of
java.rmi.server.RMISocketFactory
. This global socket
factory is used for creating sockets when a remote stub does not
contain a custom client socket factory and for creating server
sockets when a remote object was not exported with a custom server
socket factory.)
This tutorial has three parts:
The source code for this tutorial is available in the following formats:
Many users are interested in secure communication between Java RMI clients and servers, such as with mutual authentication and encryption. Custom socket factories provide a hook for doing this. For more information, see Using Java RMI with SSL.ServerSocket
and Socket
.RMIClientSocketFactory
.RMIServerSocketFactory
.ServerSocket
and
Socket
In this example, the custom socket factory creates sockets that perform simple XOR encryption and decryption. Note that this kind of encryption is easily decrypted by a knowledgeable cryptanalyst and is only used here to keep the example simple.
The custom XOR socket implementation includes the following sources. XOR sockets use special input and output stream implementations to handle XOR-ing the data written to or read from the socket.
RMIClientSocketFactory
XorClientSocketFactory
, implements the
java.rmi.server.RMIClientSocketFactory
interface. The
client socket factory needs to implement the
createSocket
method to return the approriate client
socket instance, an XorSocket
.
The client socket factory must implement the
java.io.Serializable
interface so that instances can
be serialized to clients as part of remote stubs. It is also
essential to implement the equals
and
hashCode
methods so that the Java RMI implementation
will correctly share resources among remote stub instances with
equivalent client socket factories.
package examples.rmisocfac; import java.io.*; import java.net.*; import java.rmi.server.*; public class XorClientSocketFactory implements RMIClientSocketFactory, Serializable { private byte pattern; public XorClientSocketFactory(byte pattern) { this.pattern = pattern; } public Socket createSocket(String host, int port) throws IOException { return new XorSocket(host, port, pattern); } public int hashCode() { return (int) pattern; } public boolean equals(Object obj) { return (getClass() == obj.getClass() && pattern == ((XorClientSocketFactory) obj).pattern); } }
RMIServerSocketFactory
XorServerSocketFactory
, implements the
java.rmi.server.RMIServerSocketFactory
interface. The
server socket factory needs to implement the
createServerSocket
method to return the appropriate
server socket instance, an XorServerSocket
.
The server socket factory does not need to implement the
Serializable
interface because server socket factory
instances are not contained in remote stubs. It is still essential
for the server socket factory to implement the equals
and hashcode
methods so that the Java RMI
implementation will correctly share resources among remote objects
exported with equivalent socket factories.
package examples.rmisocfac; import java.io.*; import java.net.*; import java.rmi.server.*; public class XorServerSocketFactory implements RMIServerSocketFactory { private byte pattern; public XorServerSocketFactory(byte pattern) { this.pattern = pattern; } public ServerSocket createServerSocket(int port) throws IOException { return new XorServerSocket(port, pattern); } public int hashCode() { return (int) pattern; } public boolean equals(Object obj) { return (getClass() == obj.getClass() && pattern == ((XorServerSocketFactory) obj).pattern); } }
RMIClientSocketFactory
and RMIServerSocketFactory
implementations. Store a
reference to the remote object's stub in a Java RMI registry so
that clients can look it up.RMIServerSocketFactory
to create a server socket to
accept incoming calls to the remote object, and it will create a
stub that contains the corresponding custom
RMIClientSocketFactory
. That client socket factory
will be used to create connections when remote invocations are made
to the remote object using the stub.
This example is similar to the example in the tutorial Getting Started Using Java RMI, but it uses custom socket factories instead of the default sockets used by the Java RMI implementation.
The application uses the following Hello
remote
interface:
package examples.rmisocfac; public interface Hello extends java.rmi.Remote { String sayHello() throws java.rmi.RemoteException; }The server application creates a remote object implementing the
Hello
remote interface and exports the object to use
custom socket factories using the
java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject
method that takes the custom socket factories as arguments. Next,
it creates a local registry and, in that registry, it binds a
reference to the remote object's stub with the name "Hello".
package examples.rmisocfac; import java.io.*; import java.rmi.*; import java.rmi.server.*; import java.rmi.registry.*; public class HelloImpl implements Hello { public HelloImpl() {} public String sayHello() { return "Hello World!"; } public static void main(String args[]) { if (System.getSecurityManager() == null) { System.setSecurityManager(new SecurityManager()); } byte pattern = (byte) 0xAC; try { /* * Create remote object and export it to use * custom socket factories. */ HelloImpl obj = new HelloImpl(); RMIClientSocketFactory csf = new XorClientSocketFactory(pattern); RMIServerSocketFactory ssf = new XorServerSocketFactory(pattern); Hello stub = (Hello) UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject(obj, 0, csf, ssf); /* * Create a registry and bind stub in registry. * LocateRegistry.createRegistry(2002); Registry registry = LocateRegistry.getRegistry(2002); registry.rebind("Hello", stub); System.out.println("HelloImpl bound in registry"); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("HelloImpl exception: " + e.getMessage()); e.printStackTrace(); } } }
The client application obtains a reference to the registry used
by the server application. It then looks up the remote object's
stub and invokes its remote method sayHello
:
package examples.rmisocfac; import java.rmi.*; import java.rmi.registry.*; public class HelloClient { public static void main(String args[]) { if (System.getSecurityManager() == null) { System.setSecurityManager(new SecurityManager()); } try { Registry registry = LocateRegistry.getRegistry(2002); Hello obj = (Hello) registry.lookup("Hello"); String message = obj.sayHello(); System.out.println(message); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("HelloClient exception: " + e.getMessage()); e.printStackTrace(); } } }
There are four steps to compile and run the application:
Step 1:
Compile the remote interface, client, and server classes
javac -d . XorInputStream.java javac -d . XorOutputStream.java javac -d . XorSocket.java javac -d . XorServerSocket.java javac -d . XorServerSocketFactory.java javac -d . XorClientSocketFactory.java javac -d . Hello.java javac -d . HelloClient.java javac -d . HelloImpl.java
java -Djava.security.policy=policy examples.rmisocfac.HelloImpl
The server output should look like this:
HelloImpl bound in registry
In another window start the client application making sure that the application classes are in the class path:
java -Djava.security.policy=policy examples.rmisocfac.HelloClient
The client output should look like this:
Hello World!
Note: Both the server and client applications use
a security policy file that grants permissions only to files in the
local class path (the current directory). The server application
needs permission to accept connections, and both the server and
client applications need permission to make connections. The
permission java.net.SocketPermission
is granted to the
specified codebase URL, a "file:" URL relative to the current
directory. This permission grants the ability to both accept
connections from and make connections to any host on unprivileged
ports (that is ports >= 1024).
grant codeBase "file:." { permission java.net.SocketPermission "*:1024-", "connect,accept"; };
Note that if you want to customize the communication to the
registry as well, such as to secure registry communication, then
that can be done by passing the appropriate custom socket factories
to the LocateRegistry.createRegistry
and
LocateRegistry.getRegstry
invocations.


SChartAnnotation Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIView |
| Declared in | SChartAnnotation.h |
| Availability | Premium |
| Related samples |
Overview
An SChartAnnotation
is a UIView that can be displayed on a chart - maintaining aspect ratio at all times and position in accordance with the panning of the data range (see below).
There are several predefined annotations for convenience - these can be created using the methods below and are bands, lines and text.
An SChartAnnotation
is fixed to a single point on the chart which means that it will pan but will remain a fixed size regardless of zoom level. If you would like to annotate an area that will scale as the data range is zoomed use SChartAnnotationZooming
, which is anchored between two limits on either axis.
An annotation can be attached to one of the x axes, and one of the y-axes in the chart. This is done using the xAxis
and yAxis
properties on the annotation. If an annotation is attached to an axis, the position of the annotation on the chart will correspond to its value on that axis. The position of the annotation on the x axis will correspond to xValue
and its position on the y axis will correspond to yValue
.
More information about using SChartAnnotation can be found in the user guide
Warning: This feature isn’t currently supported on radial charts.
Tasks
Positioning the annotation
-
xAxis
The x axis that the annotation is attached to.
property -
yAxis
The y axis that the annotation is attached to.
property -
xValue
The value on the given
propertyxAxis
that the annotation is going to be anchored to. -
yValue
The value on the given
propertyyAxis
that the annotation is going to be anchored to. -
label
If this is a text annotation, this property is an accessor for the text label. Otherwise it returns
propertynil
. -
position
Sets how annotations should be drawn relative to your chart data.
property
Creating standard pre-defined annotations
-
+ annotationWithText:andFont:withXAxis:andYAxis:atXPosition:andYPosition:withTextColor:withBackgroundColor:
Creates an annotation based on a UILabel with the given string at the given x and y axis positions.
-
+ verticalLineAtPosition:withXAxis:andYAxis:withWidth:withColor:
Creates a vertical line at the given x position that spans the whole height of the y axis.
-
+ horizontalLineAtPosition:withXAxis:andYAxis:withWidth:withColor:
Creates a horizontal line at the given y position that spans the whole width of the x axis.
-
+ verticalBandAtPosition:andMaxX:withXAxis:andYAxis:withColor:
Creates a vertical band that spans the given range on the x axis and spans the whole height of the y axis.
-
+ horizontalBandAtPosition:andMaxY:withXAxis:andYAxis:withColor:
Creates a horizontal band that spans the given range on the y axis and spans the whole width of the x axis.
Drawing the annotation
-
– updateViewWithCanvas:
Updates the annotation on the chart.
Properties
label
If this is a text annotation, this property is an accessor for the text label. Otherwise it returns nil
.
@property (nonatomic, retain) UILabel *label
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
position
Sets how annotations should be drawn relative to your chart data.
@property (nonatomic) SChartAnnotationPosition position
Discussion
- SChartAnnotationAboveData: Configures the annotation to be drawn in front of your chart data.
- SChartAnnotationBelowData: Configures the annotation to be drawn underneath your chart data.
In most cases, we will want the annotation to be drawn in front of the chart data, and so by default this is set to SChartAnnotationAboveData
.
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
xAxis
The x axis that the annotation is attached to.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartAxis *xAxis
Discussion
A nil
value will cause the view to be displayed at the midpoint of the width of the chart plot area.
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
xValue
The value on the given xAxis
that the annotation is going to be anchored to.
@property (nonatomic, retain) id xValue
Discussion
A nil
value will cause the view to be displayed at the midpoint of the width of the chart plot area.
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
yAxis
The y axis that the annotation is attached to.
@property (nonatomic, assign) SChartAxis *yAxis
Discussion
A nil
value will cause the view to be displayed at the midpoint of the height of the chart plot area.
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
yValue
The value on the given yAxis
that the annotation is going to be anchored to.
@property (nonatomic, retain) id yValue
Discussion
A nil
value will cause the view to be displayed at the midpoint of the height of the chart plot area.
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
Class Methods
annotationWithText:andFont:withXAxis:andYAxis:atXPosition:andYPosition:withTextColor:withBackgroundColor:
Creates an annotation based on a UILabel with the given string at the given x and y axis positions.
+ (SChartAnnotation *)annotationWithText:(NSString *)text andFont:(UIFont *)font withXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis andYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis atXPosition:(id)xValue andYPosition:(id)yValue withTextColor:(UIColor *)textColor withBackgroundColor:(UIColor *)backgroundColor
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
horizontalBandAtPosition:andMaxY:withXAxis:andYAxis:withColor:
Creates a horizontal band that spans the given range on the y axis and spans the whole width of the x axis.
+ (SChartAnnotationZooming *)horizontalBandAtPosition:(id)minY andMaxY:(id)maxY withXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis andYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis withColor:(UIColor *)color
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
horizontalLineAtPosition:withXAxis:andYAxis:withWidth:withColor:
Creates a horizontal line at the given y position that spans the whole width of the x axis.
+ (SChartAnnotationZooming *)horizontalLineAtPosition:(id)yValue withXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis andYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis withWidth:(CGFloat)width withColor:(UIColor *)color
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
verticalBandAtPosition:andMaxX:withXAxis:andYAxis:withColor:
Creates a vertical band that spans the given range on the x axis and spans the whole height of the y axis.
+ (SChartAnnotationZooming *)verticalBandAtPosition:(id)minX andMaxX:(id)maxX withXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis andYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis withColor:(UIColor *)color
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h
verticalLineAtPosition:withXAxis:andYAxis:withWidth:withColor:
Creates a vertical line at the given x position that spans the whole height of the y axis.
+ (SChartAnnotationZooming *)verticalLineAtPosition:(id)xValue withXAxis:(SChartAxis *)xAxis andYAxis:(SChartAxis *)yAxis withWidth:(CGFloat)width withColor:(UIColor *)color
Declared In
SChartAnnotation.h


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There are 2 ways of running the XP3000 GUI:
Either way the user must first download the necessary files for the software, located at http://www.github.com/bergercookie/Pump3000. This can be done either by downloading the project locally from the github page or by cloning the project
The user can download the software by visiting the github page: http://www.github.com/bergercookie/Pump3000 and then pressing the Download Zip button
Alternatively the user can clone the project. In order to do that he must first make sure that git is installed on the platform. If it isn’t then installing it requires issuing:
sudo apt-get install git "for Linux users - command-line
sudo port install git "MacOS users - command-line
Then in order to clone the project the user can run the git clone command:
git clone http://wwww.github.com/bergercookie/Cavro-Pump-XP3000-GUI.git
For windows users, the desktop version of Github is suggested: https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git#platform-windows


DoingGood is a community of charitable people that get fulfillment by offering their time, talents, Goods and resources for the benefit of their chosen cause.
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Cross-platform Webrtc support for Unity apps ☁🎲
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| WebrtcPeerEvents | peerEventsInstance |
| The peer event frontend instance that we will control More... | |
| Button | addLocalStream |
| The button that enables local streams to be activated More... | |
| Button | createOffer |
| The button that creates an sdp offer More... | |
| InputField | offerText |
| The text field that will display the sdp offer More... | |
| Button | createAnswer |
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| InputField | answerText |
| The text field that will display the sdp offer More... | |
| InputField | localCandidates |
| The text field that will display local trickle-ice candidates as they are tested More... | |
| InputField | remoteCandidates |
| The text field that accepts remote ice candidates More... | |
| Button | submitRemoteCandidates |
| The button that submits the data entered in remoteCandidates More... | |
This SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR PRODUCTION.
This is a sample implementation of signalling behaviours driven by ui interactions. It is designed to behave similarly to https://webrtc.github.io/samples/src/content/peerconnection/munge-sdp/
| Button UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.addLocalStream |
The button that enables local streams to be activated
This effectively enables local av
| InputField UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.answerText |
The text field that will display the sdp offer
| Button UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.createAnswer |
The button that creates an sdp answer
A value should be set in offerText before calling
| Button UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.createOffer |
The button that creates an sdp offer
| InputField UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.localCandidates |
The text field that will display local trickle-ice candidates as they are tested
| InputField UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.offerText |
The text field that will display the sdp offer
| WebrtcPeerEvents UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.peerEventsInstance |
The peer event frontend instance that we will control
| InputField UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.remoteCandidates |
The text field that accepts remote ice candidates
Needed for network negotiations
| Button UnityWebrtc.WebrtcUIControls.submitRemoteCandidates |
The button that submits the data entered in remoteCandidates


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At one time the longest-running Broadway musical, My Fair Lady was adapted by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick
Loewe from the George Bernard Shaw comedy Pygmalion. Outside Covent Garden on a rainy evening in 1912,
dishevelled cockney flower girl Eliza Doolittle (Audrey Hepburn) meets linguistic expert Henry Higgins (Rex
Harrison). After delivering a musical tirade against "verbal class distinction," Higgins tells his companion
Colonel Pickering (Wilfred Hyde-White) that, within six months, he could transform Eliza into a proper lady,
simply by teaching her proper English. The next morning, face and hands freshly scrubbed, Eliza presents
herself on Higgins' doorstep, offering to pay him to teach her to be a lady. "It's almost irresistable,"
clucks Higgins. "She's so deliciously low. So horribly dirty." He turns his mission into a sporting
proposition, making a bet with Pickering that he can accomplish his six-month miracle to turn Eliza into a
lady. This is one of the all-time great movie musicals, featuring classic songs and the legendary
performances of Harrison, repeating his stage role after Cary Grant wisely turned down the movie job, and
Stanley Holloway as Eliza's dustman father. Julie Andrews originated the role of Eliza on Broadway but
producer Jack Warner felt that Andrews, at the time unknown beyond Broadway, wasn't bankable; Hepburn's
singing was dubbed by Marni Nixon, who also dubbed Natalie Wood in West Side Story (1961). Andrews instead
made Mary Poppins, for which she was given the Best Actress Oscar, beating out Hepburn. The movie, however,
won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor for Harrison, and five other Oscars, and it remains one of the
all-time best movie musicals.
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Jack Ma defends Singles' Day sale numbers
HANGZHOU, Nov. 14, (Xinhua/GNA) - Jack Ma, founder of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba, has refuted skepticism over the authenticity of Alibaba's Singles' Day sales numbers.
"I can assure you that in the internet era, every fen is accurate," Ma told the 5th World Zhejiang Entrepreneurs Convention that opened in Zhejiang's provincial capital of Hangzhou Wednesday.
Fen is a monetary unit of the Chinese currency, Renminbi, and is worth one hundredth of a yuan.
The Singles' Day sales on Alibaba's online shopping platforms on Nov. 11 reached a record 268.4 billion yuan (about 38.3 billion U.S. dollars), marking a year-on-year growth of about 25.7 percent.
The sales number exceeded the expectations of many people and institutions, said Ma.
They were pessimistic about sales growth on the major shopping festival due to weak consumer spending and sluggish economic growth and some even raised speculation that the sales figures were faked, he said.
The success of the "Double 11" shopping spree relies on the success of China's domestic consumption which has given Alibaba huge confidence and business opportunities, said Ma, adding that the financial, logistical and computing powers Alibaba's business relies on are China's technology and business infrastructure built over 10 years.
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