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The UnknownPropertyException is thrown by the Api class when there is an attempt to fetch a property unknown to the tree.
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lol A few questions..
Posted:
Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:07 pm
by BisJac
Well I just started playing this game about 4 hours ago, and I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm currently a level 15 warrior.. My stats are 37 17 15 10 10. I just did all strength... Is this bad? lol I think this is the reason I still get owned everywhere I go.
My gear is as follows:
Iron Helm
Shortsword
Iron Kite Shield
Bone guantlets
Deadman's Boots
Damsel's something (It's a belt)
Scalemail
Is this good?
I'm afraid to go anywhere, because I still get owned by a lot of stuff, so if anyone wants to help me out, my name is Hugh Jass.
Re: lol A few questions..

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Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:37 pm
by BisJac
Well I mainly keep getting owned by those.. Black Horror thingies that shoot magic. There's some that do like half of my HP in one hit. Basically from where you start out at.. I've been North and South lolz. I haven't bothered going East yet..
Re: lol A few questions..
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Thu Sep 10, 2009 7:30 pm
by ven
It should be fixed in time.
Re: lol A few questions..
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Fri Sep 11, 2009 10:15 am
by Erich
All magic-using creatures have been implemented in their primary stages purely for testing purposes and are currently overpowered. Balancing is, and always will be, a factor in PvE and PvP combat which will be addressed in a timely manner.
We're just glad they work =P
~Erich
Re: lol A few questions..
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Fri Sep 11, 2009 1:37 pm
by BisJac
So do the stats actually have a significant effect yet? For example: If I added more agility I would hit and spin faster?
Re: lol A few questions..
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Fri Sep 11, 2009 1:50 pm
by strafe of x2
yeah they work.


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Each of these all do different things to have the outcome of a well structured, visually pleasing and interactive website. HTML is used to add all the information of the website. Eg. The text, headings, nav bar. CSS is used to make all the elements in the HTML look a certain way. Eg. Image size, font, background. JavaScript is used to create the interactive aspect of a website. Eg. Inputing information to be used by the website.
Control flow is a very important part of programming because it allows the code to do different things depending on the scenario. For example lets say we needed to figure out what to wear. If its a formal event then a formal outfit is needed, for the beach you would want a swimsuit, to sit and binge watch Netflix you'd want something comfy etc. This is how the control flow works. We take the 'outfit' variable and choose the correct outcome for the nessisary event.
A loop could be when you have to go shopping for new clothes. You find clothes, try them on, if you like them then you buy them otherwise you put it back, then you start again (or loop) to find more things to try on. We keep doing this until we have brought the amount of clothes we wanted or until the right outfit is found. Same goes for loops in JavaScript. We perform an action a certain amount of times or do it until the task is finished.
Both Arrays and Objects have information stored in them, however they are stored and accessed in different ways.
Arrays are like ordered lists. These lists contain many different things (eg. numbers, text) and they are all ordered starting from the first item to the last. The first item is item 0, meaning the fifth item is technacally item 4 which can be confusing at first. They way we acces this information is arrayName[0], having the item you want in the sqaure brackets.
Objects however are not ordered and all the information relates to what it is. For example if we have an object called 'human'. Inside of that we have anything that would be attatched to a human eg name, age, weight. The way we acces that information is either human.information (Eg. human.age, human.name) or human["information"] (Eg. human["age"]).
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| def | create_async |
| def | __init__ |
| def | query_options |
| def | query |
| def | results |
| def | keys_only |
| def | index_list |
| def | start_cursor |
| def | end_cursor |
| def | skipped_results |
| def | more_results |
| def | next_batch |
| def | cursor |
| def | next_batch_async |
| def | __getstate__ |
A batch of results returned by a query. This class contains a batch of results returned from the datastore and relevant metadata. This metadata includes: query: The query that produced this batch query_options: The QueryOptions used to run the query. This does not contained any options passed to the .next_batch() call that created the current batch. start_cursor, end_cursor: These are the cursors that can be used with a query to re-fetch this batch. They can also be used to find all entities before or after the given batch (by use start_cursor as an end cursor or vice versa). start_cursor can also be advanced to point to a position within the batch using Cursor.advance(). skipped_results: the number of result skipped because of the offset given to the request that generated it. This can be set either on the original Query.run() request or in subsequent .next_batch() calls. more_results: If this is true there are more results that can be retrieved either by .next_batch() or Batcher.next(). This class is also able to fetch the next batch of the query using .next_batch(). As batches of results must be fetched serially, .next_batch() can only be called once. Additional calls to .next_batch() will return None. When there are no more batches .next_batch() will return None as well. Note that batches returned by iterating over Batcher will always return None for .next_batch() as the Bather handles fetching the next batch automatically. A Batch typically represents the result of a single RPC request. The datastore operates on a "best effort" basis so the batch returned by .next_batch() or Query.run_async().get_result() may not have satisfied the requested offset or number of results (specified through FetchOptions.offset and FetchOptions.batch_size respectively). To satisfy these restrictions additional batches may be needed (with FetchOptions that specify the remaining offset or results needed). The Batcher class hides these limitations.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.__init__ | ( | self, | |
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Constructor. This class is constructed in stages (one when an RPC is sent and another when an rpc is completed) and should not be constructed directly!! Use Query.run_async().get_result() to create a Batch or Query.run() to use a batcher. This constructor does not perform verification. Args: batch_shared: Data shared between batches for a a single query run. start_cursor: Optional cursor pointing before this batch.
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Gets the cursor that points just after the result at index - 1. The index is relative to first result in .results. Since start_cursor points to the position before the first skipped result, the range of indexes this function supports is limited to [-skipped_results, len(results)]. For example, using start_cursor=batch.cursor(i) and end_cursor=batch.cursor(j) will return the results found in batch.results[i:j]. Note that any result added in the range (i-1, j] will appear in the new query's results. Warning: Any index in the range (-skipped_results, 0) may cause continuation to miss or duplicate results if outside a transaction. Args: index: An int, the index relative to the first result before which the cursor should point. Returns: A Cursor that points to a position just after the result index - 1, which if used as a start_cursor will cause the first result to be batch.result[index].
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.end_cursor | ( | self | ) |
A cursor that points to the position just after the current batch.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.index_list | ( | self | ) |
Returns the list of indexes used to peform this batch's query. Possibly None when the adapter does not implement pb_to_index.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.keys_only | ( | self | ) |
Whether the entities in this batch only contain keys.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.more_results | ( | self | ) |
Whether more results can be retrieved from the query.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.next_batch | ( | self, | |
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Synchronously get the next batch or None if there are no more batches. Args: fetch_options: Optional fetch options to use when fetching the next batch. Merged with both the fetch options on the original call and the connection. Returns: A new Batch of results or None if either the next batch has already been fetched or there are no more results.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.next_batch_async | ( | self, | |
fetch_options = None |
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Asynchronously get the next batch or None if there are no more batches. Args: fetch_options: Optional fetch options to use when fetching the next batch. Merged with both the fetch options on the original call and the connection. Returns: An async object that can be used to get the next Batch or None if either the next batch has already been fetched or there are no more results.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.query | ( | self | ) |
The query the current batch came from.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.query_options | ( | self | ) |
The QueryOptions used to retrieve the first batch.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.results | ( | self | ) |
A list of entities in this batch.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.skipped_results | ( | self | ) |
The number of results skipped because of an offset in the request. An offset is satisfied before any results are returned. The start_cursor points to the position in the query before the skipped results.
| def google.appengine.datastore.datastore_query.Batch.start_cursor | ( | self | ) |
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Contains the main functionality for end-users.
Functions
def breaks(
items, algorithm, key=None, extrabreaks=None, exclude=None, minval=None, maxval=None, **kwargs)
Given a list of items or values, classify into groups and get their break points, including the start and endpoint.
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to classify.
- algorithm: Name of the classification algorithm to use.
Valid names are:
- histogram (alias for equal)
- equal
- quantile
- pretty
- stdev
- natural
- headtail
- log (base-10, uses offset to handle 0s but not negative numbers)
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- extrabreaks (optional): Force insert additional break points. These are added to the original breakpoints, so if the classification resulted in 5 groupings, and you insert 2 additional break values, the final classification will contain 7 groupings.
- classes (optional): The number of classes to group the items into. Needed for some break types but not others.
- exclude (optional): A list of values defining which values to exclude.
- minval (optional): Sets the lower value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values below this threshold.
- maxval (optional): Sets the upper value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values above this threshold.
- kwargs (optional): Depending on the breaks algorithm used, any remaining kwargs are passed to the algorithm function.
The algorithm functions and their arguments can be found in
classypie.breaks
.
Returns:
- List of break points calculated for this algorithm in increasing order, i.e. the dividing lines between groupings.
def class_values(
classes, valuestops)
Given a range of valuestops (minimum, [...], maximum) of length n, linearly interpolate between those values to a new list of length m. Useful for creating representative numeric or rgb color values for each grouping in a classification.
Example:
>>> minmax = [0, 100]
>>> interp = classypie.class_values(5, minmax)
[0.0, 25.0, 50.0, 75.0, 100.0]
>>> colorgradient = [(0,255,0), (255,255,0), (255,0,0)] # green, yellow, red
>>> interp = classypie.class_values(5, colorgradient)
>>> for col in interp:
>>> col
[0.0, 255.0, 0.0] # green
[127.5, 255.0, 0.0] # green-yellow
[255.0, 255.0, 0.0] # yellow
[255.0, 127.5, 0.0] # orange
[255.0, 0.0, 0.0] # red
Args:
- classes: Number of class values to interpolate to.
- valuestops: The gradient of values representing the bounds (and optional midpoints) to interpolate between. Each entry can be either a single number or sequences of numbers where a classvalue will be interpolated for each sequence number, and so all sequences must be equally long. Thus, specifying the valuestops as rgb color tuples will create interpolated color gradients.
Returns:
- A list of values the length of the number of classes, linearly interpolated between the input valuestops.
def find_class(
value, breaks)
Given a set of breakpoints, calculate which two breakpoints an input value is located between, returning the class number (1 as the first class) and the two enclosing breakpoint values. A value that is not between any of the breakpoints, ie larger or smaller than the break endpoints, is considered to be a miss and returns None.
Args:
- value: The value for which to find the class.
- breaks: A list of break points that define the class groupings.
Returns:
- Return a tuple of the class number (1 as the first class) and the two enclosing breakpoint values. If value is outside the scope of all breakpoints, returns None.
def membership(
items, ranges, key=None)
Groups can be overlapping/nonexclusive and are based on custom ranges. This means that each item or value can be part of multiple group ranges.
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to classify.
- ranges: A list of min-max tuples defining the upper and lower bounds of each group membership.
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
Returns:
- Iterates over the range groupings, each time yielding a 2-tuple of the group (its min-max value range) and a list of the items belonging to that group.
def rescale(
items, newmin, newmax, key=None, only=None, exclude=None)
Iterates over all items, along with a new value for each. The new value is the item value rescaled to range from newmin to newmax.
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to rescale.
- newmin: The new minimum which the lowest item value will be rescaled to.
- newmax: The new maximum which the highest item value will be rescaled to.
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- only (optional): A list of values defining which values to include.
- exclude (optional): A list of values defining which values to exclude. Does not apply if
only
is already specified.
Returns:
- Iterates over the input items, each time yielding a tuple of the original item along with the new rescaled value.
def split(
items, breaks, key=None, exclude=None, minval=None, maxval=None, **kwargs)
Splits a list of items into n non-overlapping classes based on the specified algorithm. Values are either the items themselves or a value extracted from the item using the key function.
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to classify.
- breaks: List of custom break values, or the name of the algorithm to use.
Valid names are:
- histogram (alias for equal)
- equal
- quantile
- pretty
- stdev
- natural
- headtail
- log (base-10, uses offset to handle 0s but not negative numbers)
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- extrabreaks (optional): Force insert additional break points. These are added to the original breakpoints, so if the classification resulted in 5 groupings, and you insert 2 additional break values, the final classification will contain 7 groupings.
- classes (optional): The number of classes to group the items into. Needed for some break types but not others.
- exclude (optional): A list of values defining which values to exclude.
- minval (optional): Sets the lower value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values below this threshold.
- maxval (optional): Sets the upper value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values above this threshold.
- kwargs (optional): Depending on the breaks algorithm used, any remaining kwargs are passed to the algorithm function.
The algorithm functions and their arguments can be found in
classypie.breaks
.
Returns:
- Iterates over the range groupings, each time yielding a 2-tuple of the group (its min-max value range) and a list of the items belonging to that group.
def unique(
items, key=None, only=None, exclude=None)
Bins all same values together, so all bins are unique. Only for ints or text values.
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to classify.
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- only (optional): A list of values defining which values to include.
- exclude (optional): A list of values defining which values to exclude. Does not apply if
only
is already specified.
Classes
class Classifier
A convenience class for managing a set of items/values according to a classification. Upon initiation the classifier uses the input values to calculate the breakpoints and class values. The classifier can then be iterated through to yield a tuple of the original items along with the symbolic class value representing the group they belong to.
Attributes:
- items: The list of items or values managed by the classifier.
- algo: The name of the algorithm used to calculate the breakpoints, or 'custom' if the breakpoints were manually specified.
- breaks: Calculated list of break points.
- classvalues: The original bounds/gradient of symbolic values to assign to each of the classes.
- classvalues_interp: The interpolated gradient of symbolic values, one for each class grouping.
- key: Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- kwargs: The kwargs to pass to the algorithm function.
The algorithm functions and their arguments can be found in
classypie.breaks
.
Ancestors (in MRO)
- Classifier
- __builtin__.object
Methods
def __init__(
self, items, breaks, classvalues, key=None, **kwargs)
Args:
- items: The list of items or values to classify.
- breaks: List of custom break values, or the name of the algorithm to use.
Valid names are:
- histogram (alias for equal)
- equal
- quantile
- pretty
- stdev
- natural
- headtail
- log (base-10, uses offset to handle 0s but not negative numbers)
- proportional
- classvalues: A gradient of symbolic values to assign to each of the classes. The lowest class is assigned the first classvalue, the highest class is assigned the last classvalue, and classes in between are interpolated between the classvalue bounds and/or any midpoints if given. Each entry can be either a single number or sequences of numbers where a classvalue will be interpolated for each sequence number, and so all sequences must be equally long. Thus, specifying the classvalues as rgb color tuples will create interpolated color gradients.
- key (optional): Function used to extract value from each item, defaults to None and treats item itself as the value.
- extrabreaks (optional): Force insert additional break points. These are added to the original breakpoints, so if the classification resulted in 5 groupings, and you insert 2 additional break values, the final classification will contain 7 groupings.
- classes (optional): The number of classes to group the items into. Needed for some break types but not others.
- exclude (optional): A list of values defining which values to exclude.
- minval (optional): Sets the lower value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values below this threshold.
- maxval (optional): Sets the upper value boundary for the classification groupings, ignoring values above this threshold.
- kwargs (optional): Depending on the breaks algorithm used, any remaining kwargs are passed to the algorithm function.
The algorithm functions and their arguments can be found in
classypie.breaks
.
def find_class(
self, value)
Given this classifier's breakpoints, calculate which two breakpoints an input value is located between, returning the class number (1 as the first class) and the two enclosing breakpoint values. A value that is not between any of the breakpoints, ie larger or smaller than the break endpoints, is considered to be a miss and returns None. Mostly used internally.
Args:
- value: The value for which to find the class.
Returns:
- Return a tuple of the class number (1 as the first class) and the two enclosing breakpoint values. If value is outside the scope of all breakpoints, returns None.
def update(
self)
Force update/calculate breaks and class values based on the item values. Automatically called when initiating the classifier, but can be useful for recalculating if the classifier attributes have been modified. Mostly used internally.


Many Drush commands produce output that may be rendered in a variety of different ways using a pluggable formatting system. Drush commands that support output formats will show a --format option in their help text. The available formats are also listed in the help text, along with the default value for the format option. The list of formats shown is abbreviated; to see the complete list of available formats, run the help command with the --verbose option.
The --pipe option is a quick, consistent way to get machine readable output from a command, in whatever way the command author thought was helpful. The --pipe option is equivalent to using --format=<pipe-format> The pipe format will be shown in the options section of the command help, under the --pipe option. For historic reasons, --pipe also hides all log messages.
To best understand how the various Drush output formatters work, it is best to first look at the output of the command using the 'var_export' format. This will show the result of the command using the exact structure that was built by the command, without any reformatting. This is the "standard format" for the Drush command. Different formatters will take this information and present it in different ways.
A list of available formats, and their affect on the output of certain Drush commands, is shown below.


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The Disney+ bundle includes loads of live sports on ESPN+
Source: Disney+
The new era of streaming for Disney has arrived, and people are excited to give Disney+ a try. Streaming video lovers and value shoppers are especially interested in the new Disney+ bundle, which offers three streaming services for one low price.
Disney+ is offering a bundle that has Disney+, ESPN+, and ad-supported Hulu for only $12.99. These services would normally cost almost $18 combined, as individually Disney+ costs $6.99, ESPN+ costs $4.99 and ad-supported Hulu costs $5.99. That adds up to nearly $60 per year in savings, and it offers subscribers a large variety of entertainment and sports options.
For a lot of you who pick this bundle, this will be your first time taking a look at ESPN+. You may be wondering what it is all about, and if it's worth adding to your streaming setup. ESPN+ is a standalone streaming service, so it has its own exclusive games and events that you won't find on any other channel. It normally costs $4.99 per month, and it no longer offers a free trial.
Here is a quick rundown of the key sports the service offers, and why it should be a fun part of this bundle for all kinds of fans.
ESPN+ has live games from major Pro and College sports
Source: Android Central
ESPN+ is loaded with exclusive live games from a wide variety of professional and college teams covering all seasons of the sports calendar. This sports service has over 25 MLB games and over 40 NHL games every month during their seasons. If you love college sports, ESPN+ delivers for you, too, with over 90 exclusive college football games each month as well as hundreds of NCAA college basketball games you won't see anywhere else. The service also has other college sports, including baseball, softball, hockey, swimming, field hockey and much more.
Check out this week's schedule for sports and events on ESPN+
ESPN+ covers combat sports, including UFC and Boxing
Source: Android Central
ESPN+ also has live action from the ring and the octagon. ESPN+ is the exclusive home to most UFC events, including many UFC Fight Nights and every UFC Pay-Per-View. ESPN+ also has big fights from Top Rank Boxing, including major names in the sport like Vasily Lomachenko and Tyson Fury. So after the kids and their cartoons have gone to bed, you can invite over your friends to enjoy an old fashioned fight party.
ESPN+ loves soccer fans, with MLS, FA Cup and more
Source: Android Central
ESPN+ shows a passion for soccer, with games from leagues all around the world. The service is the official home of Major League Soccer (MLS) live streaming with every out-of-market game included. ESPN+ also has games from many of the best teams across Europe, with coverage of the FA Cup, Serie A, and more. Coming in the 2020 season, ESPN+ will also have Bundesliga streaming, with every regular season match included.
ESPN+ has studio shows, highlights and documentaries, too
ESPN+ may have loads of live sports, but it also brings the highlights and studio shows too. If you love the NFL, you will want to catch NFL Primetime, with highlights and analysis of all the games each week. Additionally, they have NHL In the Crease, the ESPN FC soccer show, Ariel and the Bad Guy on UFC, Peyton's Places and much more. ESPN+ also has all of the great 30 for 30 documentaries, which are well worth checking out.
Streaming Triple Play
Disney+ bundle
Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu combine into a tempting triple threat.
Start with the best of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and more. Then add in exclusive live sports from ESPN+, and tons more TV shows from Hulu to get the best value in streaming.
Sports Streaming Eutopia
ESPN+
A sports streaming service that plays well with others.
ESPN+ is a standalone sports streaming service with loads of exclusive sports you can't see anywhere else. Get it alone, or with the Disney+ bundle, to watch boxing, UFC, college football, NHL and much more.
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Make playlists to match your mood! Save your favourite songs and make various playlists for yourself.
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Easy to communicate. All the employees are here. Post announcement once and it will be shared between whole team.
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Easy to control. Control the workflow of single employee or some group of them.
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Control the workflow of single employee or some group of them.
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Monday’s Vital Data: Disney, Tesla and Uber
Options activity provides a look at expectations on DIS, TSLA and UBER stock
U.S. stock futures are trading higher this morning as buyers take control for a holiday-shortened week. Ahead of the bell, futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average are up 0.23% and S&P 500 futures are higher by 0.27%. Nasdaq Composite futures have added 0.4%.
In the options pits, calls outpaced puts by their usual margin Friday, even as overall volume remained near average levels. Approximately 19.6 million calls and 14.7 million puts changed hands on the session.
Meanwhile, over at the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), the gap between calls and puts narrowed, causing the single-session equity put/call volume ratio to shrink to 0.58. The 10-day moving average continues to hover near 0.56.
Options traders swarmed in Disney (NYSE:DIS), Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Uber (NYSE:UBER), among other heavy hitters.
Let’s take a closer look.
Disney (DIS)
Continued excitement over the recent release of Disney’s new streaming service Disney + is keeping DIS stock aloft. The consolidation that has emerged following the eye-popping 7.3% rally when the product first dropped is extremely constructive. It shows that bulls are quick to buy weakness and support the stock’s higher price levels.
Resistance has formed at $150, but I think it’s only a matter of time before the ceiling gives way. A break and close above $150 would signal the next advance is starting.
As far as options trading goes, Friday saw calls drive the lion’s share of the trading. Activity climbed to 166% of the average daily volume, with 355,951 total contracts traded. 84% of the trading came from call options alone.
The increased demand pushed implied volatility to 23% or the 29th percentile of its one-year range. The expected daily move is now priced at $2.18 or 1.5%.
The Trade: Buy the Jan $150/$155 bull call spread for around $1.85.
Tesla (TSLA)
The Cybertruck’s long-awaited debut created quite the stir in TSLA stock on Friday. Volume surged to its highest levels of the month, with 16.9 million shares traded. Bears won the day and knocked the stock down 6%. I’d chalk the behavior up as a classic “sell the news” type reaction. Tesla shares ran hard ahead of the event and were due for some profit-taking anyway.
I wouldn’t be too concerned about the selloff, though. This morning buyers are returning to drive TSLA back up 3.3%. Over the weekend, Elon Musk tweeted the company had already received 200,000 preorders for the vehicle.
On the options trading front, demand was split almost 50-50 between calls and puts. Activity grew to double the average daily volume, with 681,971 total contracts traded.
Implied volatility fell to 41%, placing it at the 6th percentile of its one-year range. The expected daily move for the stock is $8.60 or 2.6%, so set your expectations accordingly.
With the stock set to gap open so much this morning, I find this a tricky spot to deploy new trades. Patience could be warranted until a clearer pattern emerges.
Uber (UBER)
The rebound in Uber shares finally encountered a resistance level which halted the advance. Old support and the declining 50-day moving average sit at the $30 level and are thus far holding firm. Sellers’ strength is gaining this morning with UBER stock set to open down 3%.
The news isn’t helping Uber’s recovery attempts either. Just this morning the company lost its license to operate in London due to safety concerns. Uber is appealing the decision but the uncertainty isn’t helping its struggling share price. If anything, last week’s rally makes it an even more attractive stock to short because it created a low-risk entry point for new bear plays.
On the options trading front, calls edged out puts by a slim margin. Total activity edged higher to 128% of the average daily volume, with 187,884 contracts traded. Calls accounted for 52% of the session’s sum.
Implied volatility lifted to 44% but remains near the bottom of its one-year range. Premiums are cheap enough to make long put or put spreads attractive if you think the downtrend continues.
The Trade: Consider buying the Jan $29/$25 bear put spreads.
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Sentry integration for Garry's Mod
Track errors as they happen on your server, find out which workshop addon is making your players quit and track bugs without having to rely on user reports.
Requirements
- A server host that lets you install binary modules - gmsv_luaerror.dll Installed in your server's lua/bin folder - An account on sentry.io or a custom sentry installation
Setup
1. Download and install the correct version of luaerror from your server (eg gmsvluaerrorlinux.dll)
2. Set up a project in Sentry
3. Find your DSN
4. Upload sentry.lua to lua/includes/modules
on the server
5. Create lua/autorun/server/sentry.lua
on the server with the contents
```lua
require( "sentry" )
sentry.Setup( "YOUR DSN HERE", { server_name = "SHORT NAME FOR SERVER" } )
```
6. Start collecting errors!
Customisation
sentry.Setup()
You can pass a number of fields to sentry.Setup:
- server_name
: Tags your server in the sentry UI. If you have more than one server, this is useful for filtering between them. If you don't set it, your server's public hostname will be used.
- environment
: Used for setting up Environments on sentry. Not very useful if you don't run a testing server.
- release
: Used by the Releases feature in Sentry.
- tags
: Any additional tags you want every error from this server to be tagged with
- no_detour
: If you don't want the module to override certain functions (because you've already overriden them) then pass them in here.
Example:
sentry.Setup<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{ server_name = "server 7", environment = "production", release = "v23", tags = { foo = "bar" }, no_detour = { "hook.Call" }, } )
Transactions
By default this module will detour a number of Lua entry points to attempt to instrument as many things with useful transaction names as possible.
This means your errors will be tagged with things such as hook/PlayerInitialSpawn/DarkRP_DoorData
or net/GModSave
, but you may wish to use your own names for functions. You can use sentry.ExecuteInTransaction to do this.
Example:
function DoDatabaseSave( ply ) -- snip end hook.Add( "PlayerDisconnected", "Save Player Data", function( ply ) sentry.ExecuteInTransaction( "My Save System", DoDatabaseSave, ply ) end)
Documentation
A generated LDoc file is available at https://lexicality.github.io/gmod-sentry


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Example Pattern : Related words : |
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Backus Naur Form (BNF)
Backus Naur Form (or Backus Normal Form or BNF) is a way of specifying data types and language syntax. It has three components:
- A set of terminals which require no further definition.
- A set of non-terminals or syntactic categories that are defined in terms of other terminals and non-terminals.
- A set of productions or rules, that state how to construct a terminal from non-terminals and terminals.
The left hand side of the definition is the non-terminal, and the right hand side is the production or rule.
For example, the BNF for a list of symbols in Scheme is:
<list-of-symbols> ::= ()
| (<symbol> . <list-of-symbols>)
Here "( )", "." and "<symbol>" are terminals and <list-of-symbols> is the non-terminal. To explain the Scheme syntax a little () is an empty list, (x . y) is a "dotted pair", and and a proper list is made by dotting pairs together terminating in an empty list, so (x . (y . (z . ()))) equals the proper list (x y z).
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ::= | definition |
| | | or |
| {....}* | 0 or more |
| {....}+ | 1 or more |
| [....] | optional |
| <....> | terminal or non-terminal |
Backus Normal Form is an inductive definition. In an inductive definition you list one or more specific examples, and describe how to construct more complex examples from simpler ones. You can see that the list of symbols example is inductive, since list-of-symbols appears on both sides of the equation.
Another example is the BNF for a binary tree:
<tree> ::= <number>
| (<symbol> <tree> <tree>)
Here are some binary trees which obey this definition:
I recently saw on Eric Lippert's blog a rather more thorough discussion of binary trees, including the interesting snippet that the number of binary trees with n nodes is given by the Catalan numbers (2n)!/(n+1)!n!
An final example of BNF is the definition for a nested list of symbols, s-list:
<s-list> ::= ()
| (<symbol-expression> . <s-list>)
<symbol-expression> ::= <symbol>
| <s-list>
Examples of the types of nested list you can make are:
()
(())
(a)
(a b c d)
((a) (b) (c) (d))
((a b) c (d e (f (g))))
In the past I've always been quite annoyed by Back Naur Form, mainly because computer manual writers tend to tell you the BNF for some language syntax rather than giving examples of actual usage. Maybe now I understand BNF a little better I won't be quite so annoyed. But I still think examples work best for explaining, definitions are only really useful when you understand what your talking about.


Gina Häußge aka foosel
- Fun fact: the ß is pronounced like an S
(there is no B there, really!)
-
Creator & maintainer of OctoPrint
and mostly sole developer
- Passionate coder 👩💻
- Former IT Consultant & Software Architect
- Owner of a 3d printer since late 2012
(help, they keep multiplying!)
Why did I create OctoPrint?
First printer acquired in November 2012
- Obviously wanted my desk back
-
Rough idea how to solve this:
- Web interface
- Server installed on a headless Raspberry Pi
(had just come out that year)
- Put printer in spare (bath) room
- Remotely monitor full print via WLAN
-
Problem: existing solutions treated printer as write-only
- Connect
- Upload a file
- Hope that it prints
- I didn't trust that at all, no feedback
-
Wanted to at least
- track temperature
- track progress
- ideally provide webcam view
- Sat down & built first version over Christmas 2012
- Published my little pet project, figured "I'm done"
- People started messaging me about it
- Then it took over my life
-
And now I've been working on it for the past six years
(Honestly I'm still unsure how this all happened...)
- Learned a ton
Challenge #1
No proper protocol specification
The "protocol"
- Organically grown dialect of GCODE
-
GCODE:
- (standardized) programming language for CNCs from the 1950s
- plain text file format
- nothing about sending messages over serial
- no error correction
- Communication protocol stuff hacked on top
The "protocol"
-
More or less accurate general documentation in the RepRap wiki
- Living document
- Anyone can edit it
- No governing body
- Marlin (mainline) specific documentation on marlinfw.org 👍
-
General problem with both:
- No test suite or reference implementation
- In general no definition of command responses
Result
-
New firmwares or forks with
- New commands that have incompatible meaning elsewhere
- Common functionality in a slightly different or outright broken way
-
Example: possible (simplified) temperature reports
ok T:20.3/0 B:20.2/0 ; Marlin & Repetier, single extruder
ok T:20.4/0 T0:20.3/0 T1:20.4/0 B:20.2/0 ; Marlin & Repetier, multi extruder,
; T1 active
ok T:20.3/0 T1:20.4/0 B:20.2/0 ; Smoothieware, multi extruder
T:20.3/0 B:20.2/0 ; autoreport or blocking heatup
T:20.3/0 ; autoreport or blocking heatup
T:20.3 ; blocking heatup?
ok ==T:20.3 /0 ==B:20.2 /0 ; Creality CR-X 🤨
echo: T20.3 /0.0 B:20.2/ 0.0ok ; Lerdge S 🤦♀
Consequence
- Regularly need to read firmware source of forks
- These days increasingly difficult (China...)
- Last resort: Logs from & close collaboration w/ users
- Have to draw a line somewhere w/rt broken firmware
- Attempt to standardize: Strong resistance 🤷♀
Please scream at your vendors if they break widely supported behaviour and not at me, I'm on your side 😉
Challenge #2
Fragmented firmware landscape
Fragmentation left and right
-
Most users rarely update their printer firmware
- Vendors fork and never merge from upstream again
Result
-
Ancient bugs still present in current printers
I still get tickets regularly caused by bugs in Marlin forks I fixed six years ago
- Missing
ok
s
- Translated serial messages
- Broken resend requests
- etc
-
Takes ages for new features to propagate
If they propagate at all
- E.g.
busy
protocol
- E.g. capability reports
Consequence
-
OctoPrint has to accommodate firmware
- from today
- from 7 years ago
- and from anything in between
-
Next to no way to differentiate between those
Marlin V1; Sprinter/grbl mashup for gen6
Author: (default)
- ➡ Complex code to handle printer communication
Please update your printer's firmware regularly - and ideally run the mainline version, not an (outdated) vendor fork 😉
Challenge #3
Plugins require backwards compatibility
Plugins in OctoPrint
- Since OctoPrint 1.2.0 (~2015)
- Users can easily add or modify functionality
- Currently over 160 plugins registered on the repository
-
Advantage: Easier to customize OctoPrint to your specific workflow
- Not everyone wants every feature
- Just pick what you need
-
Advantage: Bundled plugins are also easier to maintain
-
Disadvantage: Easy fixes turn into backwards compatibility nightmares
Result
- Typo in API? Plugin might depend on that name.
- Order of events on subsystem? Plugin might depend on the order.
- Third party dependency version? Plugin might depend on it.
- Python 3 compatibility? Plugin might not be Python 3 ready.
- ➡ Have to think of consequences all the time
Consequence
- Need to be very careful with every single change
- Breaking backwards compatibility = breaking established plugins
- Breaking established plugins = unhappy users 😕
- Sometimes means bending over backwards to solve a trivial issue
Please be patient if a seemingly trivial change appears to take ages 🙂
Challenge #4
Supporting the masses
Consumer mentality vs DIY enthusiasts
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Early days: Huge overlap between owners & DIY enthusiasts
- Tinker happy
- Happy to google around for a solution
- Capable of fixing stuff themselves
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These days: Lots and lots of consumers
- Printers are marketed as plug-n-play but aren't
- Many owners never had to tinker before
- OctoPrint might be their first interaction w/ Open Source
Result
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Lots of development/OSS inexperienced users
- Constant need to ask for logs & more info that "it doesn't work"
- Tricky to explain some things, e.g. why proprietary printer won't work
and can't "quickly be added"
- Sometimes expectation to get support on par with huge multinational company
- Sometimes hostile reaction when told inconvenient truths
Consequence
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Huge support overhead
- Hours per week of fielding questions
- Repetitive
- Often very frustrating experience
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➡ Established community forum
- Central place for support, questions, sharing
- Not just me anymore, everyone can help to help
- Seems to work best so far
Please help each other with questions and problems 🙂
This has become a job
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Project size way way past pet project level:
- Maintenance
- New development
- Community management
- Support
- etc
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Full time job and then some
A lot of people think I'm a multi person company 😋
Consequence
- Turned part time in 2013 (own cost)
- Turned full time in 2014 (single sponsor)
- Turned crowdfunded via Patreon in April 2016
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It works 😲
but is also really scary
- Huge thanks to the community! 😍
If you like OctoPrint, consider supporting my work on it 🤗


I was wondering how much will be the speed difference between cp command, rsync and implementation in python, go, lua and so wrote this code.
Background
python has two versions one with gevent and without gevent. Both the version uses shutil for copying files and directory tree. go uses https://github.com/opesun/copyrecur for copying recursively. lua uses lfs - LuaFileSystem module. lfs has support for creating directory but not for files, in order to copy the files low level file opening and writing to file technique is used.
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Evaluate python code using client side javascript
Now Python code can be evaluated using Client side Javascript with the help of empythoned project. empythoned
uses emscripten which convert LLVM bitcode
to javascript
.
What is empythoned?
Empythoned
is project which has converted CPython
to javascript
. I have created a demo project to test how to use empythoned
, have a look.
Python parallel assignment
Python supports parallel assignment like
>>> lang, version = "python", 2.7 >>> print lang, version python 2.7 values are assigned to each variable without any issues.
>>> x, y, z = 1, 2, x + y Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> NameError: name 'x' is not defined First python tries to evaluate x + y expression. Since x, y is defined in same line, python is unable to access the variable x and y, so NameError is raised.
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Can PyPy be used for web application deployment ?
What is PyPy ? PyPy is an implementation of Python in Python which uses JIT(Just In Time) translation. Why to Use PyPy? According to benchmarks “It depends greatly on the type of task being performed. The geometric average of all benchmarks is 0.18 or 5.6 times faster than CPython”. Experience? I have used PyPy for sandboxing for my project pylive, tested flask with pypy, ported brubeck to work on pypy, tested lastuser in PyPy 2.
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Microframeworks produces micro level progress in project
I created my first web app in PHP 5.2 with * no frameworks *, then learned drupal, tried codeigniter, joomla. Then I learned Rails for HappySchool project and learned Django since I am python lover. Tried Pylons and settled with Flask and experimenting brubeck.
Flask is microframework built around werkzeug datastructures.
Advantages Vs Disadvantages Learn in depth working of HTTP vs Time consuming Opportunity to create library vs Time consuming Less batteries available vs More development time It is highly loosely coupled which is good to replace the parts with best tools if available.
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What I like about Python
Lynn Root asked in twitter what you like and like to improve in python https://twitter.com/roguelynn/status/259338864664125440. Following are my observation
Likes
Importance to documentation.. Clean syntax. Easy to get started for non CS background people. lot of smart programmers. Libraries like IPython, requests, flask. Creating libraries like pygments, sphinx, readthedocs to solve * REAL * problem. I would like/want to improve
python.org site While programmers are reading docs.
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How I got into HasGeek Crew
Background about me I am kracekumar, graduated from Amrita school of Engineering, Coimbatore in B.Tech IT (2007-2011). I am working with IBM India Pvt Ltd, Bangalore as Associate System Engineer from 14th July, 2011 til 16th July, 2012.(C# developer but never wrote single line of code in c# in IBM).
I am GNU/Linux user for 3 years and developed application in PHP, Rails, Flask(all are hobby projects).
Scene I was not happy with job at IBM and I had training bond for one year(14th July, 2011 to 13th July 2012), decided to resign from my job once bond period is over whether I have new job offer or not.
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python `in` operator use cases
Python *in* operator is membership test operator.*Examples:*List—-
In [1]: python_webframeworks = ['flask', 'django', 'pylons', 'pyramid', 'brubeck'] In [2]: 'flask' in python_webframeworks Out[2]: True In [3]: 'web.py' in python_webframeworks Out[3]: False in operator iterates over the list of elements and returns True or False.
What about nested list?
In [4]: webframeworks = [['flask', 'django', 'pyramid'],['rails', 'sintara'],['zend', 'symfony']] In [5]: 'flask' in webframeworks Out[5]: False in isnt handy for nested list, unless it is overriden.
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2013 Distinguished Speaker Series
Photo Forensics - Hany Farid
Monday, September 16, 2013 - 11:15am - Trabant Theater
ABSTRACT:
From the tabloid magazines to main-stream media outlets, political campaigns, courtrooms, and the photo hoaxes that land in our email, doctored photographs are appearing with a growing frequency and sophistication. The resulting lack of trust is impacting law enforcement, national security, the media, e-commerce, and more. The field of photo forensics has emerged to help return some trust in photography. In the absence of any digital watermark or signature, we work on the assumption that most forms of tampering will disturb some statistical or geometric property of an image. To the extent that these perturbations can be quantified and detected, they can be used to invalidate a photo. I will provide an overview of the field of photo forensics and describe several cases studies of the application of these techniques.
BIO:
Hany Farid received his undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from the University of Rochester in 1989. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. Following a two year post-doctoral position in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, he joined the faculty at Dartmouth in 1999, where he is currently a Professor of Computer Science. Hany is the recipient of an NSF CAREER award, a Sloan Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
The speaker series is free and open to the public. For event information, call<PHONE_NUMBER>.


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Here are two things I learned today, which, taken together, have planted in my brain the idea of writing A Dictionary Of Great Composers. These would be the complete entries for those named, and dozens, nay, hundreds of others would be similarly brief:
Schubert, Franz. Upon his deathbed, his final wish was that someone would bring him some books by James Fenimore Cooper.
Tippett, Michael. He referred to the refrigerator in his kitchen as “Bernard Levin”.


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This website is an aid for the development of our minds. It is to
inspire our contemplative efforts.
◉ use Free Writing for your own journaling or contemplating.
◉ read more about The Plunge here.
◉ feel free to explore Big Questions, Topics and Quotes and use the journals
provided to help you dive into these.
Here are a few takes on contemplation to inspire:
"Contemplation is the art of holding a word or a phrase
patiently in the silence and stillness of awareness until it begins to
disclose deeper and deeper meanings and understandings. Contemplation has
the power to transcend beyond (not regress back from) the limits of
analytical thought and logic, and open consciousness up to an order of wisdom
and Truth that can only be described as revelation...
Take a short phrase as your object of contemplation and simply hold it in
your awareness for some time. Do not analyze or philosophize about it. And
do not get lost in your imagination either. Just hold the phrase in
awareness. Then be still. Let its meaning germinate within you. Then bring
the word or phrase back into awareness again. Hold it there for some time,
and then let it go and be still again. With a little practice you will get
the hang of it and find your own rhythm."
~ Adyashanti, The Way of Liberation
"The word itself is the bridge. Remember it, think of it,
explore it, go round it, look at it from all directions, dive into it
with earnest perseverance: endure all delays and disappointments till
suddenly the mind turns round, away from the word, towards the reality
beyond the word. It is like trying to find a person knowing his name only.
A day comes when your enquiries bring you to him and the name becomes
reality. Words are valuable, for between the word and its meaning there
is a link and if one investigates the word assiduously, one crosses beyond
the concept into the experience at the root of it. As a matter of fact,
such repeated attempts to go beyond the words is called meditation.
Sadhana is but a persistent attempt to cross over from the verbal to the
non-verbal. The task seems hopeless until suddenly all becomes clear and
simple and so wonderfully easy. But, as long as you are interested in
your present way of living, you will shirk from the final leap into the unknown."
~ Nisargadatta Maharaj, I AM THAT
"Contemplation is a deep and focused questioning, and an essential
tool for increasing consciousness. Contemplation is creating the possibility
that something can be known outside of what is already known or knowable...
Contemplation begins at the limit of observations. We use it to push out
past what we can readily or immediately observe and into the unconscious
regions of our minds...
...if you are in any way attempting to be
conscious of the true nature of something, you are contemplating."
~ Peter Ralston, The Book of Not Knowing
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Here’s A Code For Free PS4 ‘Death Stranding’ Avatars That Expires Soon
by Paul TassiDeath Stranding is officially out so you can play the divisive Kojima game for yourself at long last. It’s either a perfect metaphor for our time that deserves a 10/10 or a horrific slog that people can’t bring themselves to put more than a few hours into, depending on who you ask.I have no opinions, because I have not played it, and will probably not play it because I have never been a big Kojima guy and I have to play things like Google Stadia and Jedi Fallen Order this coming week.
Sony is offering free “BB” avatars for your PS4 PSN profile that you can redeem through this code:
47XM-C3N8-GTFN
For some reason, these expire tomorrow, November 10, so you literally only have the rest of today to claim them.
They feature the “BB” baby in the tank which detects evil or something (again, I haven’t played it) in a few different poses including being scared and giving a thumbs up. There are actually six of these in total, but four of them are exclusive to Japan PSN and their code will not work in the US. If for some reason you are in Japan reading this, that code is:
N3JM-BLNN-H6HR
How many of you westerners just tried that code anyway? Be honest. If it worked somehow let me know, but it’s really not supposed to.
I have not changed my PSN avatar in several years, as it remains Geralt from The Witcher and before that was Ezio from Assassin’s Creed for many years before that. Every game that comes out should arrive with at least a few avatars, but that never happens, and the PSN avatar “store” is kind of a mess and full of a lot of utter garbage. But these BB ones are cute, so if you do think it’s time to freshen up your avatar, here you go.
I may play Death Stranding someday so I can figure out why exactly you need to carry a bottle baby around the country, but for now, I am content to be ignorant and let everyone else have their fun. Happy trails.


Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | Fusion tutorial
Configuring Display Rules for Point Data
Point data can provide useful information about points of interest (POIs) around the globe or even in your home town. Google Earth Enterprise Fusion allows you to configure the display rules for point data to distinguish different types of information. This lesson guides you through the process of graphically distinguishing the popular places in California using display rules.
- Define, Configure, and Build a Vector Project
- Define and Build an Imagery Project
- Define, Build, Push, and Publish a Database for the Point Data
- View Your Database in Google Earth EC
Define, Configure, and Build a Vector Project
This exercise walks you through the process of defining, configuring, and building a vector project using a resource you created in Defining and Building Resources.
To define and build a vector project and configure display rules for points:
- Select Asset Manager from the Tools menu.
The Asset Manager appears.
- Click on the toolbar. The Vector Project Editor appears.
- Click . The Open dialog appears.
- Navigate to the
ASSET_ROOT/Resources/Vector
folder. - Select CA_POIs (a resource that you built in Defining and Building Resources), and click Open. The CA_POIs resource appears in the Vector Project Editor.
The Display Rules dialog appears with the Feature tab in the foreground and the default select all rule highlighted.
- For Draw Features As, select Points.
- For Simplification Method, select Representative Subset Per Tile.
- For Choose, accept the default, 50% points.
- For Min Points, enter 50.
- For Max Points, enter 200.
- Check the box next to Suppress Duplicate Points.
- Under Elevation/Height, set Mode to Clamp to Ground.
These settings depend on the type of data you are working with. You can try settings you think will work, publish the data, review the result in Google Earth EC, and then go back and adjust the settings to make the data look the way you want.
This area allows you to specify the content and appearance of a text label for each POI. However, there are so many POIs in California that the view in Google Earth EC would be too crowded.
- Click the icon pair. The Icons dialog appears.
- Scroll down, if necessary, and select blue_star, and click OK.
A yellow star appears next to Highlight, and a blue star appears next to Normal. The result of this setting is that Google Earth EC displays a blue star for each POI, and when you mouse over the star (highlight it), it turns yellow.
- For both Highlight and Normal, accept the default color, white.
- For Highlight, accept the default scale, 1.
- For Normal, change the scale to 0.89.
The result of these settings is that when you mouse over a star, Google Earth EC displays the yellow (highlighted) star a little larger than the blue star.
- Select COUNTY from the Insert Field drop-down list.
«COUNTY» appears in the text box under Popup Text.
Note: You can use some basic HTML tags to format the Label text, if desired.
Adding this HTML code formats the name of the county as bold, followed by two line breaks to separate it from the text that follows (next step).
You return to the Vector Project Editor.
The Save dialog appears.
ASSET_ROOT/Projects/Vector
folder. The new project appears in the Asset Manager when you select ASSET_ROOT/Projects/Vector in the asset navigation tree.
Google Earth Enterprise Fusion builds the project.
Define and Build an Imagery Project
Although you can build and publish a database that includes a vector project only, you cannot connect directly to your server with Google Earth EC to view that data unless your database also includes an imagery project. If you publish a database that includes a vector project only, you must use the Add Database command on the File menu in Google Earth EC to add the database to the to the base imagery after logging in to kh.google.com
or some other server that serves a database that includes imagery.
This exercise walks you through the process of defining and building an imagery project using a resource you created in Defining and Building Resources.
To define and build an imagery project:
- In the Asset Manager, click on the toolbar. The Imagery Project Editor appears.
- Click .
The Open dialog appears.
- Navigate to the
ASSET_ROOT/Resources/Imagery
folder. - Select BlueMarble, and click Open.
The BlueMarble resource appears in the Imagery Project Editor.
- Select File > Save.
The Save dialog appears.
- Navigate to the
ASSET_ROOT/Projects/Imagery
folder. - Enter BlueMarble as the name of your project, and click Save.
The new project appears in the Asset Manager when you select ASSET_ROOT/Projects/Imagery in the asset navigation tree.
- Right-click BlueMarble, and select Build from the context menu.
Google Earth Enterprise Fusion builds the project.
Define, Build, Push, and Publish a Database for the Point Data
This exercise walks you through the process of defining, building, pushing, and publishing a database using the projects you created in the previous exercise.
To define, build, and push a database:
- Click on the toolbar. The Database Editor appears with no projects selected.
- Click next to Vector Project. The Open dialog appears.
- Navigate to
ASSET_ROOT/Projects/Vector
. - Select the CA_POIs project, and click Open. The CA_POIs project appears in the Database Editor next to Vector Project.
- Repeat steps 2 through 4 to add BlueMarble as the imagery project.
You do not need to add a terrain project for this exercise. Both projects appear on the list.
- Select File > Save.
- Navigate to the
ASSET_ROOT/Databases
folder. - Enter CA_POIs for the name of your database, and click Save. The name of the database appears on the right when you select the
/ASSET_ROOT/Databases
folder in the asset navigation tree. - Right-click CA_POIs, and select Build from the context menu. Google Earth Enterprise Fusion builds the database.
- Right-click CA_POIs, and select Push from the context menu. The Push Database dialog appears.
- Select the server association on the Server Associations drop-down list. The most recent version of the selected database is the default selection on the Version drop-down list.
- Click Push. Google Earth Enterprise Fusion runs the process of pushing the database to the Google Earth Enterprise Server, and displays a success message when it is done.
To publish a database:
- Access the Google Earth Enterprise Server Admin console in a browser window by going to myserver.mydomainname.com/admin, replacing myserver and mydomainname with your server and domain.
- Sign in with the default credentials:
- Username: geapacheuser
- Password:geeadmin
- Click Databases to display the list of databases pushed to the Server.
- Check the box next to the database you want to publish. The Publish button on the Databases page appears.
- Click Publish. The Publish dialog appears.
- Specify a Publish point, where the database will be accessible from. For example, if you specify CA_POIs-v001, it will be accessible from myserver.mydomainname.com/CA_POIs-v001.
To learn more about the options available in the Publish dialog, see Create Search Tabs, Snippet profiles, and WMS.
- Click Publish. The Databases page updates to indicate the published status of your database.
View Your Database in Google Earth EC
This exercise walks you through the process of viewing your database in Google Earth EC.
To view your database:
- Launch Google Earth EC. The Select Server dialog appears.
- Enter or select the host name or IP address of your server in the Server field, and specify the Publish point that you selected when you published your map database. For example, if you specify CA_POIs-v001, it will be accessible from myserver.mydomainname.com/CA_POIs-v001.
- Click Sign In.
- Zoom in to the west coast of the US.
When you zoom in enough, Google Earth EC displays blue stars all over California. The closer you zoom in, the more spread out the stars are and the more stars you can see. When you mouse over a star, it turns yellow. When you click a star, a description balloon displays the information you specified in the format you defined in the Display Rules dialog.
Note: If you cannot see the vector data, make sure the check box next to CA_POIs in the Layers panel is checked.
Caution: If you have logged in to this server with Google Earth EC previously, log out, clear your cache, and log back in. See clearing your cache.


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h1. hash_extension
h2. What
hash_extension is a Ruby on Rails plug-in that makes hashes more object-like. When you request a lot of objects with an ActiveRecord query, there‘s a lot of overhead in creating those objects that come back. If you‘re not modifying, just displaying them or performing local calculations before display, you don‘t need to suffer that overhead. It turns out it‘s much faster to get back hash objects. This plug-in makes it a snap to replace a query that returns ActiveRecord objects with one that returns hashes.
h2. Installing

sudo gem install hash_extension

h2. The basics
The hash_extension plug-in allows you to treat hashes like objects. E.g,. instead of:

hash[‘foo’]

you can say:

hash.foo

Instead of:

hash[‘foo’] = ‘bar’

you can say:

hash[‘foo’] = ‘bar’

The trunk repository is svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/hash_extension/trunk for anonymous access.
h2. From Rails
First, add the following to the bottom of your environment.rb file:

require ‘hash_extension’

Anywhere you have syntax like this:

MyObject.find(:all)

You can replace it with this:

MyObject.connection.select_all("select * from my_objects")

The same data is returned, but without the overhead of creating large, complex ActiveRecord objects. The rest of your code will continue to behave as expected, because the object-like access will now work correct with the hashes returned by connection.select. If someone would like to contribute extensions to ActiveRecord that would create finders that automatically return hashes, e.g., "find_as_hashes(:all)", I‘d be thrilled to include it as part of this plug-in.
h2. License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
h2. Contact
Comments are welcome. Send an email to "Dan Chak":dan@chak.org.


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