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Highlight color and whitespace
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anonymous
How do I change the highlight color in command-t? See screenshot:
https://skitch.com/cjbottaro/fraxb/command-t-highlighting
It's difficult for me to read what is selected.
Also, is it possible to have command-t ignore whitespace? I want searching for "blahtest" and "blah test" to yield the same results.
Thank you.
-
Greg Hurrell
It's not configurable at this stage. You could patch the source if you want to hand-edit the colors. Right now, the
Visual
,Search
andError
highlight groups are used. See theruby/command-t/match_window.rb
file. -
anonymous
Awesome, that worked well, thanks for the tip.
Any similar hand patch so whitespace is ignored while searching?
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Greg Hurrell
I thought I might have seen a pull request implementing that feature but looking at the list of pending requests looks like I was mistaken.
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TRUNCATE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2013-04-01
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
truncate, ftruncate - truncate a file to a specified length
SYNOPSIS
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
int truncate(const char *path, off_t length);
int ftruncate(int fd, off_t length);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
truncate():
-
_BSD_SOURCE || _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 500 ||
_XOPEN_SOURCE && _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED
|| /* Since glibc 2.12: */ _POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 200809L
ftruncate():
-
_BSD_SOURCE || _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 500 ||
_XOPEN_SOURCE && _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED
|| /* Since glibc 2.3.5: */ _POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 200112L
DESCRIPTION
The
truncate()
and
ftruncate()
functions cause the regular file named by
path
or referenced by
fd
to be truncated to a size of precisely
length
bytes.
If the file previously was larger than this size, the extra data is lost.
If the file previously was shorter, it is extended, and
the extended part reads as null bytes ('\0').
The file offset is not changed.
If the size changed, then the st_ctime and st_mtime fields
(respectively, time of last status change and
time of last modification; see
stat(2))
for the file are updated,
and the set-user-ID and set-group-ID permission bits may be cleared.
With
ftruncate(),
the file must be open for writing; with
truncate(),
the file must be writable.
RETURN VALUE
On success, zero is returned.
On error, -1 is returned, and
errno
is set appropriately.
ERRORS
For
truncate():
- EACCES
-
Search permission is denied for a component of the path prefix,
or the named file is not writable by the user.
(See also
path_resolution(7).)
- EFAULT
-
Path
points outside the process's allocated address space.
- EFBIG
-
The argument
length
is larger than the maximum file size. (XSI)
- EINTR
-
While blocked waiting to complete,
the call was interrupted by a signal handler; see
fcntl(2)
and
signal(7).
- EINVAL
-
The argument
length
is negative or larger than the maximum file size.
- EIO
-
An I/O error occurred updating the inode.
- EISDIR
-
The named file is a directory.
- ELOOP
-
Too many symbolic links were encountered in translating the pathname.
- ENAMETOOLONG
-
A component of a pathname exceeded 255 characters,
or an entire pathname exceeded 1023 characters.
- ENOENT
-
The named file does not exist.
- ENOTDIR
-
A component of the path prefix is not a directory.
- EPERM
-
The underlying filesystem does not support extending
a file beyond its current size.
- EROFS
-
The named file resides on a read-only filesystem.
- ETXTBSY
-
The file is a pure procedure (shared text) file that is being executed.
For
ftruncate()
the same errors apply, but instead of things that can be wrong with
path,
we now have things that can be wrong with the file descriptor,
fd:
- EBADF
-
fd
is not a valid descriptor.
- EBADF or EINVAL
-
fd
is not open for writing.
- EINVAL
-
fd
does not reference a regular file.
CONFORMING TO
4.4BSD, SVr4, POSIX.1-2001 (these calls first appeared in 4.2BSD).
NOTES
The details in DESCRIPTION are for XSI-compliant systems.
For non-XSI-compliant systems, the POSIX standard allows
two behaviors for
ftruncate()
when
length
exceeds the file length
(note that
truncate()
is not specified at all in such an environment):
either returning an error, or extending the file.
Like most UNIX implementations, Linux follows the XSI requirement
when dealing with native filesystems.
However, some nonnative filesystems do not permit
truncate()
and
ftruncate()
to be used to extend a file beyond its current length:
a notable example on Linux is VFAT.
The original Linux
truncate()
and
ftruncate()
system calls were not designed to handle large file offsets.
Consequently, Linux 2.4 added
truncate64()
and
ftruncate64()
system calls that handle large files.
However, these details can be ignored by applications using glibc, whose
wrapper functions transparently employ the more recent system calls
where they are available.
On some 32-bit architectures,
the calling signature for these system calls differ,
for the reasons described in
syscall(2).
BUGS
A header file bug in glibc 2.12 meant that the minimum value of
_POSIX_C_SOURCE
required to expose the declaration of
ftruncate()
was 200809L instead of 200112L.
This has been fixed in later glibc versions.
SEE ALSO
open(2),
stat(2),
path_resolution(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- BUGS
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:54:45 GMT, September 18, 2014


property to access the "x" value of an entry for this set
property to access the "y" value of an entry for this set
Adds a new color to the colors array of the DataSet.
Adds an Entry to the DataSet dynamically. Entries are added to the end of the list. This will also recalculate the current minimum and maximum values of the DataSet and the value-sum.
Adds an Entry to the DataSet dynamically. Entries are added to their appropriate index in the values array respective to their x-position. This will also recalculate the current minimum and maximum values of the DataSet and the value-sum.
Calculates the minimum and maximum x and y values (mXMin, this.mXMax, this.mYMin, this.mYMax).
Calculates the min and max y-values from the Entry closest to the given fromX to the Entry closest to the given toX value. This is only needed for the autoScaleMinMax feature.
Removes all values from this DataSet and does all necessary recalculations.
Checks if this DataSet contains the specified Entry. Returns true if so, false if not. NOTE: Performance is pretty bad on this one, do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Disables the highlight-line to be drawn in dashed mode.
Disables the line to be drawn in dashed mode.
  Keep in mind that hardware acceleration boosts performance.
the length of the line pieces
the length of space in between the pieces
offset, in degrees (normally, use 0)
Returns the axis this DataSet should be plotted against.
Returns the color at the given index of the DataSet's circle-color array. Performs a IndexOutOfBounds check by modulus.
Returns the number of colors in this DataSet's circle-color array.
returns all colors specified for the circles
Returns the color of the inner circle (the circle-hole).
Returns the hole radius of the drawn circles.
Returns the size of the drawn circles.
This function is deprecated because of unclarity. Use getCircleRadius instead.
Returns the color at the given index of the DataSet's color array. Performs a IndexOutOfBounds check by modulus.
Returns the intensity of the cubic lines (the effect intensity). Max = 1 = very cubic, Min = 0.05f = low cubic effect, Default: 0.2f
Returns the DashPathEffect that is used for drawing the lines.
Returns the DashPathEffect that is used for highlighting.
Returns all Entry objects found at the given x-value with binary search. An empty array if no Entry object at that x-value. INFORMATION: This method does calculations at runtime. Do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Returns all Entry objects found at the given x-value with binary search. An empty array if no Entry object at that x-value. INFORMATION: This method does calculations at runtime. Do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Returns the first Entry object found at the given x-value with binary search. If the no Entry at the specified x-value is found, this method returns the Entry at the closest x-value according to the rounding. INFORMATION: This method does calculations at runtime. Do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Returns the number of y-values this DataSet represents -> the size of the y-values array -> yvals.length
Returns the Entry object found at the given index (NOT xIndex) in the values array.
Returns the first Entry object found at the given x-value with binary search. If the no Entry at the specified x-value is found, this method returns the Entry at the closest x-value according to the rounding. INFORMATION: This method does calculations at runtime. Do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Returns the position of the provided entry in the DataSets Entry array. Returns -1 if doesn't exist.
Returns the first Entry index found at the given x-value with binary search. If the no Entry at the specified x-value is found, this method returns the Entry at the closest x-value according to the rounding. INFORMATION: This method does calculations at runtime. Do not over-use in performance critical situations.
Returns the alpha value that is used for filling the line surface, default: 85
Returns the color that is used for filling the line surface area.
Returns the drawable used for filling the area below the line.
Returns the IFillFormatter that is set for this DataSet.
Returns the shader used for filling the area below the line.
The form to draw for this dataset in the legend.
Return `DEFAULT` to use the default legend form.The line dash path effect used for shapes that consist of lines.
Return `null` to use the default legend form line dash effect.The line width for drawing the form of this dataset in the legend
Return `Float.NaN` to use the default legend form line width.The form size to draw for this dataset in the legend.
Return `Float.NaN` to use the default legend form size.Returns the color that is used for drawing the highlight indicators.
Returns the line-width in which highlight lines are to be drawn.
Get the offset for drawing icons.
Returns the label string that describes the DataSet.
Returns the stroke-width of the drawn line
Returns the drawing mode for this line dataset
Returns the formatter used for drawing the values inside the chart.
Returns the color at the specified index that is used for drawing the values inside the chart. Uses modulus internally.
Returns the text size that is used for drawing the values inside the chart
Returns the typeface that is used for drawing the values inside the chart
returns the maximum x-value this DataSet holds
returns the minimum x-value this DataSet holds
returns the maximum y-value this DataSet holds
returns the minimum y-value this DataSet holds
Initializes DataSet chart data.
Returns true if the dashed-line effect is enabled for highlight lines, false if not. Default: disabled
Returns true if the dashed-line effect is enabled, false if not. If the DashPathEffect object is null, also return false here.
Returns true if drawing the circle-holes is enabled, false if not.
Returns true if drawing circles for this DataSet is enabled, false if not
Returns true if filled drawing is enabled, false if not
Returns true if y-icon drawing is enabled, false if not
Returns true if y-value drawing is enabled, false if not
returns true if highlighting of values is enabled, false if not
Returns true if vertical highlight indicator lines are enabled (drawn)
Returns true if vertical highlight indicator lines are enabled (drawn)
Returns true if this DataSet is visible inside the chart, or false if it is currently hidden.
Returns true if the valueFormatter object of this DataSet is null.
Use this method to tell the data set that the underlying data has changed.
Removes an Entry from the DataSets entries array. This will also recalculate the current minimum and maximum values of the DataSet and the value-sum. Returns true if an Entry was removed, false if no Entry could be removed.
Removes the Entry object at the given index in the values array from the DataSet. Returns true if an Entry was removed, false if no Entry could be removed.
Removes the Entry object closest to the given x-value from the DataSet. Returns true if an Entry was removed, false if no Entry could be removed.
Removes the first Entry (at index 0) of this DataSet from the entries array. Returns true if successful, false if not.
Removes the last Entry (at index size-1) of this DataSet from the entries array. Returns true if successful, false if not.
resets the circle-colors array and creates a new one
Resets all colors of this DataSet and recreates the colors array.
Set the y-axis this DataSet should be plotted against (either LEFT or RIGHT). Default: LEFT
Sets the one and ONLY color that should be used for this DataSet. Internally, this recreates the colors array and adds the specified color.
Sets the colors that should be used for the circles of this DataSet. Colors are reused as soon as the number of Entries the DataSet represents is higher than the size of the colors array. Make sure that the colors are already prepared (by calling getResources().getColor(...)) before adding them to the DataSet.
Sets the color of the inner circle of the line-circles.
Sets the hole radius of the drawn circles. Default radius = 2f, Min = 0.5f
Sets the radius of the drawn circles. Default radius = 4f, Min = 1
sets the size (radius) of the circle shpaed value indicators, default size = 4f
This method is deprecated because of unclarity. Use setCircleRadius instead.Sets a color with a specific alpha value.
from 0-255
Sets colors with a specific alpha value.
Sets the intensity for cubic lines (if enabled). Max = 1 = very cubic, Min = 0.05f = low cubic effect, Default: 0.2f
Set this to true to allow drawing a hole in each data circle.
set this to true to enable the drawing of circle indicators for this DataSet, default true
Set to true if the DataSet should be drawn filled (surface), and not just as a line, disabling this will give great performance boost. Please note that this method uses the canvas.clipPath(...) method for drawing the filled area. For devices with API level < 18 (Android 4.3), hardware acceleration of the chart should be turned off. Default: false
Enables / disables both vertical and horizontal highlight-indicators.
Enables / disables the horizontal highlight-indicator. If disabled, the indicator is not drawn.
Set this to true to draw y-icons on the chart.
NOTE (for bar and line charts): if maxVisibleCount
is reached, no icons will be drawn even
if this is enabled
set this to true to draw y-values on the chart.
NOTE (for bar and line charts): if maxVisibleCount
is reached, no values will be drawn even
if this is enabled
Enables / disables the vertical highlight-indicator. If disabled, the indicator is not drawn.
sets the alpha value (transparency) that is used for filling the line surface (0-255), default: 85
Sets the color that is used for filling the area below the line. Resets an eventually set "fillDrawable".
Sets the drawable to be used to fill the area below the line.
Sets a custom IFillFormatter to the chart that handles the position of the filled-line for each DataSet. Set this to null to use the default logic.
Sets the shader that is used for filling the area below the line
Sets the color that is used for drawing the highlight indicators. Dont forget to resolve the color using getResources().getColor(...) or new Color(255, ...).
If set to true, value highlighting is enabled which means that values can be highlighted programmatically or by touch gesture.
Sets the width of the highlight line in dp.
Offset of icons drawn on the chart.
For all charts except Pie and Radar it will be ordinary (x offset,y offset).
For Pie and Radar chart it will be (y offset, distance from center offset); so if you want icon to be rendered under value, you should increase X component of CGPoint, and if you want icon to be rendered closet to center, you should decrease height component of CGPoint.
set the line width of the chart (min = 0.2f, max = 10); default 1 NOTE: thinner line == better performance, thicker line == worse performance
Sets the max number allowed point before filtering.
Returns the drawing mode for this LineDataSet
Sets the formatter to be used for drawing the values inside the chart. If no formatter is set, the chart will automatically determine a reasonable formatting (concerning decimals) for all the values that are drawn inside the chart. Use chart.getDefaultValueFormatter() to use the formatter calculated by the chart.
Sets the color the value-labels of this DataSet should have.
Sets a list of colors to be used as the colors for the drawn values.
Sets the text-size of the value-labels of this DataSet in dp.
Sets a Typeface for the value-labels of this DataSet.
Sets the array of entries that this DataSet represents, and calls notifyDataSetChanged()
Set the visibility of this DataSet. If not visible, the DataSet will not be drawn to the chart upon refreshing it.
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1 LPARAMETERS;
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75
76 IF PCOUNT()=0 THEN
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78 1 RETURN
79 ENDIF &&PCOUNT()=0
80
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82 1 lnDirty AS INTEGER,;
83 1 llDirty AS BOOLEAN
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85 llDirty = .F.
86
87 *so now let's see if something is changed
88 #IF .F. THEN
89 *beautify off
90 1 TEXT
91 #ENDIF &&.F.
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93 *set anything "ok" that was processed by last run
94 lnDirty = IIF(m.tlText2Bin,1,0)
95 UPDATE Cur1 SET;
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97 1 tLastUse = DATETIME();
98 1 FROM (m.tcStorage) AS Cur1;
99 1 WHERE Cur1.cFile==m.tcFile;
100 2 AND Cur1.cType==m.tcType;
101 2 AND Cur1.iDirty>=0
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103 *!* Changed by: SF 5.6.2015
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110 *set files marked as "to delete" by "all cleanup" as "not to delete"
111 *because file exists
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113 UPDATE Cur1 SET;
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115 1 tLastUse = DATETIME();
116 1 FROM (m.tcStorage) AS Cur1;
117 1 WHERE Cur1.cFile==m.tcFile;
118 2 AND Cur1.cType==m.tcType;
119 2 AND Cur1.iDirty=-1
120 *!* /Changed by: SF 5.6.2015
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131 5 FROM (m.tcStorage) AS Cur1_1;
132 5 WHERE Cur1_1.cFile==m.tcFile;
133 6 AND Cur1_1.cType==m.tcType;
134 3 );
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137 2 .F. AS lNew,;
138 2 Cur2.cObjName,;
139 2 Cur2.cUniqueId;
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141 2 WHERE Cur2.cFile==m.tcFile;
142 3 AND Cur2.cType==m.tcType;
143 3 AND Cur2.cUniqueId-Cur2.cObjName NOT IN(;
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146 5 FROM (tcSource) AS Cur2_1;
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148
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156 1 tLastUse = DATETIME();
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161 3 AND Cur1.cType==m.tcType;
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166 5 FROM curHelp AS Cur2_1;
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168 3 )
169
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173 2 cUniqueId =Cur2.cUniqueId,;
174 2 iDirty = m.lnDirty,;
175 2 tLastUse = DATETIME();
176 2 FROM (m.tcStorage) AS Cur1;
177 2 INNER JOIN curHelp AS Cur2;
178 3 ON Cur1.cObjName==Cur2.cObjName;
179 4 AND Cur1.cFile==m.tcFile;
180 4 AND Cur1.cType==m.tcType;
181 4 AND Cur2.lNew;
182 2 INNER JOIN curHelp AS Cur3;
183 3 ON Cur1.cObjName==Cur3.cObjName;
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185
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189 2 tLastUse = DATETIME();
190 2 FROM (m.tcStorage) AS Cur1;
191 2 WHERE Cur1.iDirty IN (-3,-4);
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193 3 AND Cur1.cType==m.tcType
194
195 llDirty = m.llDirty OR _TALLY>0
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199 1 INSERT INTO (m.tcStorage);
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201 3 m.tcType AS cType,;
202 3 CAST(m.tcFile AS c(240)) AS cFile,;
203 3 Cur2.cObjName,;
204 3 Cur2.cUniqueId,;
205 3 CAST(m.lnDirty AS I) AS iDirty,;
206 3 DATETIME() AS tLastUse;
207 3 FROM curHelp AS Cur2;
208 3 WHERE Cur2.lNew;
209 4 AND Cur2.cObjName NOT IN(;
210 5 SELECT;
211 6 Cur3.cObjName;
212 6 FROM curHelp AS Cur3;
213 6 WHERE !Cur3.lNew;
214 4 )
215
216 #IF .F. THEN
217 *beautify on
218 1 ENDTEXT
219 #ENDIF &&.F.
220
221 USE IN SELECT('curHelp')
222
223 *For one or the other reason. reprocess
224 RETURN m.llDirty
225


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If you see the error reference code CID8002, this is because there was a technical problem when you tried to upload a photo of your I.D.
This means your photo file failed to upload and you should try again. If this keeps happening, there might be a problem with your internet connection or device.
You can try uploading a photo using a different device or on a different internet connection. For example, you could borrow a family member’s device to take and upload a photo instead. Once you have proven who you are, you can then use NHS login on your usual device as normal.
You can also prove who you are without using photo I.D. by using the registration details from your GP surgery’s online services.
If you do not know or remember your registration details, you can ask your GP to give you them.
The 3 details you need are:
If you are not registered for your GP surgery’s online services, tell your GP surgery that you want to register, and they will ask you to fill in a form. Your surgery will then give you the 3 registration details.


Robotic Process Automation involves application of technology to use a software here known as robots to capture and manipulate data and communicating with other digital systems.
Uses of Robotic Process Automation in a company
1.Operational Activities in Sales: The ease in data replication,invoice preparation and smooth delivery which is obtained by using RPA is highly desired in the company. Sales being an integral part of a business. RPA ensures error free sales operations which ultimately leads to customer satisfaction.
2..Procure -to-pay
3.Data Extraction:The monotony of data entry is a nightmare of employees.RPA facilities highly reduce the need of manual data entry due to its capacity of basic pattern recognition. It increases the efficiency of the system.
4.Reconciliation:The main objective of accounting records reconciliation is making them error free.
5.Price comparison: Software robots can keep track of fluctuating prices hence improving accuracy and efficiency of the devices.
6.Data management:Managing data involves a lot of careful processing with attention to a huge amount of details which is a tedious job for humans Software robots on the other hand can do it fast and correctly.
7.Auto Generation of Reports:Much disliked as they may be, reports are quite essential in businesses. Robots help in efficient and accurate generation of reports.
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2.Reliance on software robots for data management provides an efficient method of data collection. It also helps in tracking- that is finding out who used the data when etc.
3.As a mechanism that warrants data integrity,Robotic automation for maintaining proper privacy over sensitive information
4.The ability of RPA to serve as a connection between multiple data sources increases its potential to minimise data gaps that may ultimately lead to compliance breaches.
Bay- infotech nowadays provides access to RPA services.The public nowadays demand high standards from the business they interact with.RPA eases the workload and helps to develop an easy way to fulfill standards of data maintenance and security and therefore meet customer satisfaction.
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Extensions are small software programs
that can modify and enhance the functionality of Google Chrome.
You write them using web technologies such as
HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
Here are some examples of extensions:
Google Mail Checker
Uses a browser action
(icon in the toolbar)
to display how many unread messages
are in your Gmail inbox.
Click the icon to go to your inbox.
News Reader
Features a browser action that, when clicked,
shows a popup summarizing the top news items.
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The answer to that question is almost definitely, "No!"
There is someone out there wondering about us too.
This program is a model to help demonstrate the rarity (or not) of life evolving around other stars.


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Revealer
public class Revealer: Bin
The Revealer
widget is a container which animates the transition of its
child from invisible to visible.
The style of transition can be controlled with transitionType
property.
These animations respect the gtk-enable-animations
setting.
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Creates a new
Revealer
.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init()
-
This property is
true
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Revealer
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Incorporating retention time into hierachical clustering of LC-MS peaks.
This was first used in Gardinassi et al. (2018) Integrative metabolomics and transcriptomics signatures of clinical tolerance to Plasmodium vivax reveal activation of innate cell immunity and T cell signaling. Redox Biology. DOI: 10.1016/j.redox.2018.04.011
The example below is part of data from the paper.
Shuzhao Li, 2018-05-12
import os
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sns
%matplotlib inline
from scipy.cluster.hierarchy import *
from scipy.spatial.distance import pdist, squareform
infile = "../input_data/HILIC_pos_diag_basel.txt"
metabo = pd.read_table(infile)
print(metabo.shape)
metabo.head()
'''
Default input format: m/z retention_time samples
# Scipy implementation of hierarchical clustering is mirroring Matlab
# https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/cluster.hierarchy.html
# https://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/hierarchical-clustering.html
This adds a function to penalize distance in retention time.
Output includes two figures, dendrogram and heatmap, which can be slow especially in pdf.
Sensitive to missing input data.
'''
# distance matrix, this is [1 - (Pearson R)]
YM = pdist(metabo.values[:, 1:], 'correlation')
retention_time = metabo.values[:,1]
min_retention_time, max_retention_time = min(retention_time), max(retention_time)
range_retention_time = max_retention_time - min_retention_time
print("min_retention_time, max_retention_time", min_retention_time, max_retention_time)
PearsonR = 1 - YM
delta_RT = []
for ii in range(metabo.shape[0]):
for jj in range(ii+1, metabo.shape[0]):
delta_RT.append(abs(retention_time[ii] - retention_time[jj]))
print("Vector delta_RT len: ", len(delta_RT))
#
# weighting function
# distance = 1 - (1 - delta_RT/range_retention_time)*PearsonR
#
YM_new = 1 - (1- np.array(delta_RT)/range_retention_time)*PearsonR
print("Shape of dist matrix, ", YM_new.shape)
# Metabolite features linkage matrix using new distance matrix
ZM = linkage(YM_new, method='complete')
plt.figure(figsize=(10, 6))
#plt.title('HCL HILICpos study xyz')
plt.ylabel('Distance')
dendrogram(ZM)
# use .pdf if desired, but slower
plt.savefig('fig1.png')
# Based on the dendrogram above, choose
distance_cut=1.5
# do linkage heat map
plt.figure(figsize=(10, 10))
sns.clustermap(squareform(YM_new), row_linkage=ZM, col_linkage=ZM, cmap="YlGnBu")
plt.savefig('fig2.png')
metClus = fcluster(ZM, distance_cut, criterion='distance')
# Compile clusters
metClusDict = {}
for ii in range(len(metClus)):
if metClusDict.has_key(metClus[ii]):
metClusDict[ metClus[ii] ].append(ii)
else:
metClusDict[ metClus[ii] ] = [ii]
print("number of clusters: ", len(metClusDict.keys()))
# write out clusters.
def write_cluster(OUTDIR, wanted_clusters, metClus, metabo, prefix="metabo_"):
for c in wanted_clusters:
goodrows = []
for ii in range(metabo.shape[0]):
if metClus[ii] == c:
goodrows.append(ii)
metabo.iloc[goodrows, :].to_csv( OUTDIR + prefix + "clus_%d.txt" %c, sep="\t")
# do all
wanted = metClusDict.keys()
# Need create OUTDIR first
OUTDIR = 'export_clusters/'
os.mkdir(OUTDIR)
write_cluster(OUTDIR, wanted, metClus, metabo, prefix="metabo_")
# to export collapsed values of each cluster, as per sample a = sum(z score)/squareroot(feature number)
def zscore(V):
# input np array
V = list(V)
m, std = np.mean(V), np.std(V)
return (V-m)/std
def get_cluster_activity(M):
sqN = np.sqrt(M.shape[0])
new, new2 = [], []
for row in M:
new.append(zscore(row))
for ii in range(len(row)):
new2.append(sum([x[ii] for x in new])/sqN)
return new2
def write_cluster_activities(OUTDIR, wanted_clusters, metClus, metabo, prefix="metabo_"):
'''
To export collapsed values of each cluster, as per sample a = sum(z score)/squareroot(feature number)
The columns of m/z and rtime may bet converted but they are meaningless
'''
s = 'cluster_number\t' + '\t'.join(list(metabo.columns)) + '\n'
for c in wanted_clusters:
goodrows = []
for ii in range(metabo.shape[0]):
if metClus[ii] == c:
goodrows.append(ii)
# Note values in metabo starts from col 1
s += prefix+str(c) + '\t' + '\t'.join(
[str(x) for x in get_cluster_activity(metabo.iloc[goodrows, 1:].values)]) + '\n'
with open('cluster_activities.txt', 'w') as file:
file.write(s)
write_cluster_activities('./', wanted, metClus, metabo, prefix="metabo_")
The output cluster activities can be used for further statistical analysis, similarly to feature level analysis.


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More on the Tom World Tour 2005: I'm speaking, along with FP client Mark Curtis of Flirtomatic, at next weeks Mobile Monday, on the subject of "Device Fragmentation and Java": desperately planning to cram in as much as possible from what we've learned launching mass-market mobile services over the last few years.


13.4 The posixpath Module
The posixpath module, shown in Example 13-4, provides os.path functionality on
Unix and other POSIX-compatible platforms. You can also use it to handle POSIX paths on other platforms. In addition, it can be used to
process URLs.
Example 13-4. Using the posixpath Module
File: posixpath-example-1.py
import posixpath
file = "/my/little/pony"
print "isabs", "=>", posixpath.isabs(file)
print "dirname", "=>", posixpath.dirname(file)
print "basename", "=>", posixpath.basename(file)
print "normpath", "=>", posixpath.normpath(file)
print "split", "=>", posixpath.split(file)
print "join", "=>", posixpath.join(file, "zorba")
isabs => 1
dirname => /my/little
basename => pony
normpath => /my/little/pony
split => ('/my/little', 'pony')
join => /my/little/pony/zorba
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Nice website with even better visuals and explanations
Some nice articles to accompany the above diagrams
Univariate distribution relationships by Lawrence M. Leemis
Notes on the negative binomial distribution by John D. Cook
Relationships among some univariate distributions by W.T.Song


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The package presents a "Scenarios" class containing general parameters, risk parameters and projection results. Risk parameters are gathered together into a ParamsScenarios sub-object. The general process for using this package is to set all needed parameters in a Scenarios object, use the customPathsGeneration method to proceed to the projection, then use xxx_PriceDistribution() methods to get asset prices.
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You can also load an external JavaScript file, typically in the
head
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section.
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ACLED requests that the data be cited as:
The maps are based on shape files from the Natural Earth project and were generated by scripts using ogr2ogr and topojson.
This web site was developed by Bill Abresch at Hacker School. The source code is available on GitHub and builds on d3, json-database, and topojson.


Automated deployment on remote server with git
Some time back, I wanted to setup my server so I could push code to my repositories, and have it automatically deployed to a website root directory after doing a git push from my local machine. I can’t remember where I found the instructions so I can’t give credit to whom I got it from, but here’s how I did it.
This is followed by a tutorial on how to extend this setup to multiple branches and work-trees for “live” and “development” versions of a website.
I use this method for small personal projects where I really only need one branch to be automatically deployed. I will assume you already have a local git repository (
Head here for instructions how to, this is still somewhat valid!) with some code in it under a branch called ‘master’, and that you will push code to a remote server holding both your repository and your web server.
Create the remote repository (basic git setup)
On server:
mkdir /path/to/repo/project.git
cd /path/to/repo/project.git
git init --bare
On local machine:
cd /path/to/mycode
git init
git remote add origin git@yourserver:project.git
At this point (providing you have setup git on your server correctly, which I’m not going to cover here! This how-to is still valid) you should be able to simply push your code to your server with the usual command
git push origin master
Adding single branch automatic deployment
First, you’ll need a place to deploy your code to, that’s call the detached work tree from Git’s point of view because it’s a copy of the code without the history or references. I have both my repositories and webserver on the same machine so these instructions are for this configuration only. This detached work tree needs to be under your webserver’s root directory if you’re deploying a web site, but you could deploy that whatever place you want.
 Next time you push new changes from your local machine to the main server, the default (master) branch will be automatically checked out from your repository into the detached working tree.
EDIT: Following Luca’s comments below, it’s worth noting that if you have no local changes, nothing will get pushed, and the hook will not be fired! So when you do your next push (after all the setup), remember to edit a file to somewhat “force” a push. Then your content will be checked out by the hook. No update, no deployment
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luca Mon, 31 Oct 2011 - 21:53
thanks! I set up this environment in my dev server and works like a charm. You might want to add an extra step: I had to checkout your branch (in this case master) before being able to do git checkout -f which is in the post-receive hook.
Matt Mon, 31 Oct 2011 - 21:54
What do you mean "checkout your branch"? Where was this? On the server, your local machine?
luca Mon, 31 Oct 2011 - 21:56
sorry I meant my branch :) when you do (in your tutorial) git push origin master in order for the post-receive hook to start working I had to run first git checkout master then it worked. Without doing this step first, it looks the repo is not set to any branch and a call to git checkout -f will result in a: fatal: You are on a branch yet to be born
Matt Mon, 31 Oct 2011 - 22:06
Ah, it might be because you tried to push without any content changes. Doing a git push origin master with no content will not push anything, and the hook will not get fired
Matt Tue, 01 Nov 2011 - 23:45
Actually, it might be because you're not pushing anything to a branch named 'master' and git fails to recognise that... I think I need to check if git implies that the push has to be on a branch named 'master'
Chieroz Tue, 13 Mar 2012 - 13:41
Thank you, great advice. Just a note: I work in a Mac environment and I had to change the order of the commands on the server: first -> git config core.bare false then -> git config core.worktree /path/to/website/folder ciao
Matt Tue, 13 Mar 2012 - 14:01
Interesting Carlo, why do you think that is? Does setting the "bare" configuration actually initialises the repo as bare at the same time or something like this?
gustavo Thu, 12 Jul 2012 - 17:44
After deploy the files are inaccessible with browser, because now the user git is the owner, what can i do for change this? I want they are accessibles to apache.
Matt Thu, 12 Jul 2012 - 18:04
Hola Gustavo! All you need to do is either make git a member of your apache group. You could add a change of ownership in the same "post-receive" hook with chown apache:apache (assuming these are your user/group names for apache), but if git isn't in the apache group, you won't be able to deploy with git next time because the file isn't owned by git anymore. The git hooks are (in this example) standard bash scripts, so you can use all your usual bash/unix knowledge to manage permissions.
gustavo Thu, 12 Jul 2012 - 18:49
Thanks a lot! I just only did:
Matt Thu, 12 Jul 2012 - 19:05
Spot on! Well done.
aaki Thu, 26 Jul 2012 - 13:06
You don't need to git config core.*, see http://toroid.org/ams/git-website-howto Seems to be easier, a bit.
Matt Wed, 22 Aug 2012 - 10:37
Aaaki, if this is your first repository, then you might. I've taken the point of view that you're on a fresh install and having one repository. Your link seems however a good other approach whereby setting the GIT_WORK_TREE environment variable can be done on a per project basis. Something to consider indeed!
Guillaume Lang Fri, 21 Mar 2014 - 15:38
Hello, i just wont to say big thanks to you for this tip, thank you very much, and sorry for my bad english, I'm french!


etm.core.aggregation.persistence
Class PersistentRootAggregator
java.lang.Object
etm.core.aggregation.RootAggregator
etm.core.aggregation.persistence.PersistentRootAggregator
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Aggregator
public class PersistentRootAggregator
- extends RootAggregator
An aggregator that supports persistence provided by a PersistenceBackend
. By default the persistence
backend is FileSystemPersistenceBackend
, however you may supply a
custom backends during initialization.
- Since:
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- Author:
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context
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persistenceBackend
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backendProperties
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PersistentRootAggregator
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init
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- Description copied from interface:
Aggregator
- Lifecycle Method, will be called before
Aggregator.start()
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started at this point.
- Specified by:
init
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- Overrides:
init
in class RootAggregator
- Parameters:
ctx
- The current EtmMonitor Context.
start
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- Description copied from interface:
Aggregator
- Lifecycle method, will be called after all Aggregator instances are initialized
by calling
Aggregator.init(etm.core.monitor.EtmMonitorContext)
and before the
EtmMonitor instance will becomes available.
- Specified by:
start
in interface Aggregator
- Overrides:
start
in class RootAggregator
stop
public void stop()
- Description copied from interface:
Aggregator
- Lifecycle method, will be called after the EtmMonitor instance
was shutdown.
- Specified by:
stop
in interface Aggregator
- Overrides:
stop
in class RootAggregator
setPersistenceBackend
public void setPersistenceBackend(PersistenceBackend aPersistenceBackend)
setBackendProperties
public void setBackendProperties(java.util.Map someProperties)
setPersistenceBackendClass
public void setPersistenceBackendClass(java.lang.Class aPersistenceBackendClazz)
getMetaData
public AggregatorMetaData getMetaData()
- Description copied from interface:
Aggregator
- Returns detailed information about the aggregator chain.
- Specified by:
getMetaData
in interface Aggregator
- Overrides:
getMetaData
in class RootAggregator
- Returns:
- The AggregatorMetaData.
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by TIMESOFINDIA.COMJanhvi Kapoor has carved a niche for herself in Bollywood within no time and is now slaying the fashion police with her stylish outfits. Not only that but the millennial starlet is also redefining athleisure with her sense of style and flaunting her washboard abs at the same time as well.
Her gym looks have become a trend now and several other B-town celebrities like Malaika Arora, Sara Ali Khan, Ananya Panday and others have started flaunting similar outfits to gym and pilates sessions. The 'Dhadak' actress is also experimenting with pop colours and ace the gym look with sheer brilliance.
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Represents a reference to string data in a user specified encoding. More...
Public Attributes | |
| void const * | data |
Pointer to the beginning of the string data. May be NULL if byte_length is zero. | |
| onesdk_size_t | byte_length |
| The length of the buffer pointed to by data, in bytes. | |
| onesdk_ccsid_t | ccsid |
| Specifies the encoding of the string data. | |
Represents a reference to string data in a user specified encoding.
For normal (non-null, non-empty) strings, simply set data to point to the string data, byte_length to the length of the string data in bytes and ccsid to the CCSID value for the used encoding.
For an empty string, set byte_length to zero and ccsid to any valid, supported CCSID value (i.e. not ONESDK_CCSID_NULL).
If you set byte_length to zero and ccsid to ONESDK_CCSID_NULL, the SDK will interpret this as a "null string". To use ONESDK_CCSID_NULL together with a non-zero length is an error.
When calling a function that takes a onesdk_string_t pointer argument, you can also pass a NULL pointer to specify a "null string".