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btConeTwistConstraint can be used to simulate ragdoll joints (upper arm, leg etc) More...
#include <btConeTwistConstraint.h>
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| BT_DECLARE_ALIGNED_ALLOCATOR () | |
| btConeTwistConstraint (btRigidBody &rbA, btRigidBody &rbB, const btTransform &rbAFrame, const btTransform &rbBFrame) | |
| btConeTwistConstraint (btRigidBody &rbA, const btTransform &rbAFrame) | |
| virtual void | buildJacobian () |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| virtual void | getInfo1 (btConstraintInfo1 *info) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| void | getInfo1NonVirtual (btConstraintInfo1 *info) |
| virtual void | getInfo2 (btConstraintInfo2 *info) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| void | getInfo2NonVirtual (btConstraintInfo2 *info, const btTransform &transA, const btTransform &transB, const btMatrix3x3 &invInertiaWorldA, const btMatrix3x3 &invInertiaWorldB) |
| virtual void | solveConstraintObsolete (btSolverBody &bodyA, btSolverBody &bodyB, btScalar timeStep) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| void | updateRHS (btScalar timeStep) |
| const btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyA () const |
| const btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyB () const |
| void | setAngularOnly (bool angularOnly) |
| bool | getAngularOnly () const |
| void | setLimit (int limitIndex, btScalar limitValue) |
| btScalar | getLimit (int limitIndex) const |
| void | setLimit (btScalar _swingSpan1, btScalar _swingSpan2, btScalar _twistSpan, btScalar _softness=1.f, btScalar _biasFactor=0.3f, btScalar _relaxationFactor=1.0f) |
| const btTransform & | getAFrame () const |
| const btTransform & | getBFrame () const |
| int | getSolveTwistLimit () |
| int | getSolveSwingLimit () |
| btScalar | getTwistLimitSign () |
| void | calcAngleInfo () |
| void | calcAngleInfo2 (const btTransform &transA, const btTransform &transB, const btMatrix3x3 &invInertiaWorldA, const btMatrix3x3 &invInertiaWorldB) |
| btScalar | getSwingSpan1 () const |
| btScalar | getSwingSpan2 () const |
| btScalar | getTwistSpan () const |
| btScalar | getLimitSoftness () const |
| btScalar | getBiasFactor () const |
| btScalar | getRelaxationFactor () const |
| btScalar | getTwistAngle () const |
| bool | isPastSwingLimit () |
| btScalar | getDamping () const |
| void | setDamping (btScalar damping) |
| void | enableMotor (bool b) |
| bool | isMotorEnabled () const |
| btScalar | getMaxMotorImpulse () const |
| bool | isMaxMotorImpulseNormalized () const |
| void | setMaxMotorImpulse (btScalar maxMotorImpulse) |
| void | setMaxMotorImpulseNormalized (btScalar maxMotorImpulse) |
| btScalar | getFixThresh () |
| void | setFixThresh (btScalar fixThresh) |
| void | setMotorTarget (const btQuaternion &q) |
| const btQuaternion & | getMotorTarget () const |
| void | setMotorTargetInConstraintSpace (const btQuaternion &q) |
| btVector3 | GetPointForAngle (btScalar fAngleInRadians, btScalar fLength) const |
| virtual void | setParam (int num, btScalar value, int axis=-1) |
| override the default global value of a parameter (such as ERP or CFM), optionally provide the axis (0..5). More... | |
| virtual void | setFrames (const btTransform &frameA, const btTransform &frameB) |
| const btTransform & | getFrameOffsetA () const |
| const btTransform & | getFrameOffsetB () const |
| virtual btScalar | getParam (int num, int axis=-1) const |
| return the local value of parameter More... | |
| int | getFlags () const |
| virtual int | calculateSerializeBufferSize () const |
| virtual const char * | serialize (void *dataBuffer, btSerializer *serializer) const |
| fills the dataBuffer and returns the struct name (and 0 on failure) More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btTypedConstraint | |
| BT_DECLARE_ALIGNED_ALLOCATOR () | |
| virtual | ~btTypedConstraint () |
| btTypedConstraint (btTypedConstraintType type, btRigidBody &rbA) | |
| btTypedConstraint (btTypedConstraintType type, btRigidBody &rbA, btRigidBody &rbB) | |
| int | getOverrideNumSolverIterations () const |
| void | setOverrideNumSolverIterations (int overideNumIterations) |
| override the number of constraint solver iterations used to solve this constraint -1 will use the default number of iterations, as specified in SolverInfo.m_numIterations More... | |
| virtual void | setupSolverConstraint (btConstraintArray &ca, int solverBodyA, int solverBodyB, btScalar timeStep) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| void | internalSetAppliedImpulse (btScalar appliedImpulse) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| btScalar | internalGetAppliedImpulse () |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
| btScalar | getBreakingImpulseThreshold () const |
| void | setBreakingImpulseThreshold (btScalar threshold) |
| bool | isEnabled () const |
| void | setEnabled (bool enabled) |
| const btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyA () const |
| const btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyB () const |
| btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyA () |
| btRigidBody & | getRigidBodyB () |
| int | getUserConstraintType () const |
| void | setUserConstraintType (int userConstraintType) |
| void | setUserConstraintId (int uid) |
| int | getUserConstraintId () const |
| void | setUserConstraintPtr (void *ptr) |
| void * | getUserConstraintPtr () |
| void | setJointFeedback (btJointFeedback *jointFeedback) |
| const btJointFeedback * | getJointFeedback () const |
| btJointFeedback * | getJointFeedback () |
| int | getUid () const |
| bool | needsFeedback () const |
| void | enableFeedback (bool needsFeedback) |
| enableFeedback will allow to read the applied linear and angular impulse use getAppliedImpulse, getAppliedLinearImpulse and getAppliedAngularImpulse to read feedback information More... | |
| btScalar | getAppliedImpulse () const |
| getAppliedImpulse is an estimated total applied impulse. More... | |
| btTypedConstraintType | getConstraintType () const |
| void | setDbgDrawSize (btScalar dbgDrawSize) |
| btScalar | getDbgDrawSize () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from btTypedObject | |
| btTypedObject (int objectType) | |
| int | getObjectType () const |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | init () |
| void | computeConeLimitInfo (const btQuaternion &qCone, btScalar &swingAngle, btVector3 &vSwingAxis, btScalar &swingLimit) |
| void | computeTwistLimitInfo (const btQuaternion &qTwist, btScalar &twistAngle, btVector3 &vTwistAxis) |
| void | adjustSwingAxisToUseEllipseNormal (btVector3 &vSwingAxis) const |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from btTypedConstraint | |
| btScalar | getMotorFactor (btScalar pos, btScalar lowLim, btScalar uppLim, btScalar vel, btScalar timeFact) |
| internal method used by the constraint solver, don't use them directly More... | |
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| Static Public Member Functions inherited from btTypedConstraint | |
| static btRigidBody & | getFixedBody () |
| Public Attributes inherited from btTypedObject | |
| int | m_objectType |
| Protected Attributes inherited from btTypedConstraint | |
| btRigidBody & | m_rbA |
| btRigidBody & | m_rbB |
| btScalar | m_appliedImpulse |
| btScalar | m_dbgDrawSize |
| btJointFeedback * | m_jointFeedback |
btConeTwistConstraint can be used to simulate ragdoll joints (upper arm, leg etc)
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| btConeTwistConstraint::btConeTwistConstraint | ( | btRigidBody & | rbA, |
| btRigidBody & | rbB, | ||
| const btTransform & | rbAFrame, | ||
| const btTransform & | rbBFrame | ||
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| btConeTwistConstraint::btConeTwistConstraint | ( | btRigidBody & | rbA, |
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| void btConeTwistConstraint::calcAngleInfo | ( | ) |
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| void btConeTwistConstraint::calcAngleInfo2 | ( | const btTransform & | transA, |
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| const btMatrix3x3 & | invInertiaWorldA, | ||
| const btMatrix3x3 & | invInertiaWorldB | ||
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| void btConeTwistConstraint::getInfo1NonVirtual | ( | btConstraintInfo1 * | info | ) |
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| const btMatrix3x3 & | invInertiaWorldB | ||
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| btVector3 btConeTwistConstraint::GetPointForAngle | ( | btScalar | fAngleInRadians, |
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| void btConeTwistConstraint::setMotorTarget | ( | const btQuaternion & | q | ) |
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| void btConeTwistConstraint::setMotorTargetInConstraintSpace | ( | const btQuaternion & | q | ) |
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If no axis is provided, it uses the default axis for this constraint.
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Brook Highland Participating Mortgage
Stage 4 -Building Development II.4
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A Financing Proposal “Just the Facts”
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A Financing Proposal “Just the Facts”
Phipps Tower Joint Venture Memo
International Plaza Four Direct Capitalization Analysis
Piedmont Town Center Financial Projections
Stage 5 – Building Operations II.5
Bent Tree Tower Participating Mortgage Proposal
Overlook III Participating Mortgage Proposal
Two Newton Place Participating Mortgage Proposal
Ohio EPA Participating Mortgage Proposal
Hunters Hill Participating Mortgage Proposal
Office Ballston Corporate Center Participating Mortgage
office Meadow Brook Buildings 1, 2, & 3 Participating Mortgage
office Meadow Brook Buildings 1, 2, & 3 Participating Mortgage
Office Centrepointe Participating Mortgage
Meadow Brook 300 Participating Mortgage
Howell Mill Square Participating Mortgage
Duke Industrial Portfolio Participating Loan
Bolden Interstate Park Participating Mortgage
Bolden Interchange Park Participating Mortgage
Apartments Sullivan Portfolio Participating Mortgage
Apartments Rancho Vallarta Participating Mortgage
Apartments Woodlawn Apartments Debt/Equity JV
Apartments Bowling Brook II Debt/Equity JV
Apartments Turnberry Lake village Participating Mortgage
Apartments Bay court Participating Mortgage
Apartments Trammel Crow Apartment Participating Mortgage
Apartments Alden Pond Participating Mortgage
Apartments Vinings Participating Mortgage
Hotels Guest Quarters Participating Mortgage
Stage 6 – Building Renovations II.6
Hotels Annapolis Waterfront Participating Mortgage
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment II.7
Stage 1 – Land Banking III.1
Stage 2 – Land Packaging III.2
Armed Forces Retirement Home Press Release March 26 2007
AFRH Press Release dated June 14 2006
Stage 3 – Land Development III.3
Potomac Yard Marketing
Potomac Yard Arlington Letter of Intent from Possible Buyers
Potomac Yard Arlington Letter of Intent from Possible Buyers
Stage 4 -Building Development III.4
Potomac Yard Arlington One and Two Potomac Yard Marketing Brochure
Potomac Yard Arlington One and Two Potomac Yard Marketing Brochure
NGA letter of Intent
Presentation to NGA
Phipps Tower Press Release
Westfields Marketing Brochure
Stage 5 – Building Operations III.5
EPA Lease for One and Two Potomac yard
Stage 6 – Building Renovations III.6
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment III.7
Atlanta, GA Atlantic Station - North American Properties
Stage 1 – Land Banking IV.1
Stage 2 – Land Packaging IV.2
Phase II Environmental Study Example
Stage 3 – Land Development IV.3
Potomac Yard Arlington and Alexandria Alternative uses for Cinder Ballast
Potomac Yard Arlington and Alexandria Alternative uses for Cinder Ballast
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay F Contaminated Soil Memo
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay F Contaminated Soil Memo
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay F Contaminated Soil Analysis
Stage 4 -Building Development IV.4
Potomac Yard Arlington Greening of One and Two Potomac Yard
Potomac Yard Arlington Case study for USBGC LEED Certification
Potomac Yard Arlington Case study for USBGC LEED Certification
Two Potomac Yard Green Guidelines for Tennant Finishes
Stage 5 – Building Operations IV.5
Stage 6 – Building Renovations IV.6
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment IV.7
Stage 1 – Land Banking V.1
Stage 2 – Land Packaging V.2
Potomac Yard – Alexandria – Coordinated Development District
Potomac Yard – Alexandria – Coordinated Development District
Potomac Yard Arlington Phased Development Site Plan
Armed Forces Retirement Home Memorandum of Understanding
Belgate Master Land Plan
Piedmont Town Center
Stage 3 – Land Development V.3
Potomac Yard Arlington
Stage 4 -Building Development V.4
Education Real Estate Permitting Checklist
Building Permit Case Study
Stage 5 – Building Operations V.5
Stage 6 – Building Renovations V.6
Permit Purgatory
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment V.7
Stage 1 – Land Banking VI.1
Stage 2 – Land Packaging VI.2
Potomac Yard – Alexandria – Coordinated Development District
Potomac Yard – Alexandria – Coordinated Development District
Potomac Yard Arlington Phased Development Site Plan
Potomac Yard Design Guidelines
Stage 3 – Land Development VI.3
Potomac Yard Alrington Public Art Concept Plan
Potomac Yard Arlington youtube Video
Belgate Mixed Use Master Plan
Crown Farm Development Budget
Stage 4 -Building Development VI.4
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay B Hotel Feasibility Study
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A Budget with EPA Lease Terms
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A Budget with EPA Lease Terms
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A “Back of the Envelope Analysis”
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A “Back of the Envelope Analysis”
Potomac Yard Arlington Land Bay A Construction Budget
Commonwealth Center Office Development Budget
International Plaza 4 Development Budget
Education Construction Budget for One Anikeeff Place
Education Construction Draw using a “S” Curves
Kuwait Hospital Construction Schedule Using S-Curves
Parking Agreement with Hyatt during construction
Stage 5 – Building Operations VI.5
Stage 6 – Building Renovations VI.6
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment VI.7
Stage 1 – Land Banking VII.1
Stage 2 – Land Packaging VII.2
Stage 3 – Land Development VII.3
Belgate Charlotte and CR Agreement for Extension of City Boulevard
Belgate City Infrastructure Dev Agr 5-21-07
Potomac Yard Transfer of Streets to Arlington county
PY North Tract Transfer Potomac_Deed_Dedication_Termination - Copy
Stage 4 -Building Development VII.4
Stage 5 – Building Operations VII.5
Stage 6 – Building Renovations VII.6
Stage 7- Property Redevelopment VII.7
Stage 1 – Land Banking VIII.1
Tyvola Crossing Land Sale Memo
Stage 2 – Land Packaging VIII.2
Stage 3 – Land Development VIII.3
Potomac Yard Alexandria Land Sale
Potomac Yard Alexandra Potomac Greens Land Sale Memo
Potomac Yard Arlington Disposition Memo for Land Bays B, C, D and E
Potomac Yard Arlington Disposition Memo for Land Bays B, C, D and E
Potomac Yard Arlington and Alexandria Development Post Closing Development Agreements
Potomac Yard Arlington and Alexandria Development Post Closing Development Agreements
Westfields Disposition Memo
Crosstown Center Land Sale Memo
Hidden River Land Sales
Ikea Sales Contract
Potomac Yard Settlement Sheet for Meridian Land Sale
Westfields Letter of Intent for Sale
Stage 4 -Building Development VIII.4
Potomac Yard Arlington One and Two Potomac Yard Disposition Memo
Potomac Yard Arlington One and Two Potomac Yard Disposition Memo


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Executable | |
| NarConstants | |
| NarFileLayout |
Defines the layout inside the nar file.
|
| NarLayout |
Interface to define the layout of nar files (executables, libs, include dirs)
in both the repository (local,
unpacked) as well as in target.
|
| OS | |
| TextStream |
Interface to write text into a stream
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractCompileMojo | |
| AbstractDependencyMojo | |
| AbstractGnuMojo |
Abstract GNU Mojo keeps configuration
|
| AbstractNarLayout | |
| AbstractNarMojo | |
| AbstractResourcesMojo |
Keeps track of resources
|
| AOL | |
| AttachedNarArtifact |
NarArtifact with its own type, classifier and artifactHandler.
|
| C |
C compiler tag
|
| Compiler |
Abstract Compiler class
|
| Cpp |
Cpp compiler tag
|
| Fortran |
Fortran compiler tag
|
| HelpMojo |
Display help information on nar-maven-plugin.
Call mvn nar:help -Ddetail=true -Dgoal=<goal-name> to display parameter details. |
| IDL |
IDL compiler tag
|
| IncludePath |
An include path.
|
| Java |
Java specifications for NAR
|
| Javah |
Sets up the javah configuration
|
| Lib |
Keeps info on a library
|
| Library |
Sets up a library to create
|
| Linker |
Linker tag
|
| Message |
Message compiler tag
|
| Msvc | |
| NarArchiver | |
| NarArtifact | |
| NarAssemblyMojo |
Assemble libraries of NAR files.
|
| NarCompileMojo |
Compiles native source files.
|
| NarDownloadDependenciesMojo |
List all the dependencies of the project and downloads the NAR files in local
maven repository if needed, this
includes the noarch and aol type NAR files.
|
| NarDownloadMojo |
List all the dependencies which are needed by the project (for compilation,
tests, and execution) and downloads
the NAR files in local maven repository if needed.
|
| NarFileLayout10 | |
| NarGnuConfigureMojo |
Copies the GNU style source files to a target area, autogens and configures
them.
|
| NarGnuMakeMojo |
Runs make on the GNU style generated Makefile
|
| NarGnuProcess |
Move the GNU style output in the correct directories for nar-package
|
| NarGnuResources |
Move the GNU style include/lib to some output directory
|
| NarInfo | |
| NarIntegrationTestMojo |
Run integration tests using Surefire.
|
| NarJavahMojo |
Compiles class files into c/c++ headers using "javah".
|
| NarLayout20 |
Initial layout which expands a nar file into:
|
| NarLayout21 |
Layout which expands a nar file into:
|
| NarLogger |
Logger to connect the Ant logging to the Maven logging.
|
| NarManager | |
| NarPackageMojo |
Jar up the NAR files and attach them to the projects main artifact (for
installation and deployment).
|
| NarPreparePackageMojo |
Create the nar.properties file.
|
| NarProcessLibraries |
Adds the ability to run arbitrary command line tools to post-process the
compiled output (ie: ranlib/ar/etc)
|
| NarProperties | |
| NarResourcesMojo |
Copies any resources, including AOL specific distributions, to the target
area for packaging
|
| NarSystemMojo |
Generates a NarSystem class with static methods to use inside the java part
of the library.
|
| NarTestCompileMojo |
Compiles native test source files.
|
| NarTestMojo |
Tests NAR files.
|
| NarTestUnpackMojo |
Unpacks NAR files needed for tests compilation and execution.
|
| NarUnArchiver | |
| NarUnpackDependenciesMojo |
List all the dependencies of the project and downloads the NAR files in local
maven repository if needed, this
includes the noarch and aol type NAR files, and then unpack the files in the
project target folder.
|
| NarUnpackMojo |
Unpacks NAR files needed for compilation.
|
| NarUtil | |
| NarValidateMojo |
Validates the configuration of the NAR project (aol and pom)
|
| NarVcprojMojo |
Generates a Visual Studio 2005 project file (vcproj) Heavily inspired by
NarCompileMojo.
|
| ProcessLibraryCommand | |
| Resource |
Resource compiler tag
|
| StringTextStream |
Stream to write to a string.
|
| SysLib |
Keeps info on a system library
|
| Test |
Sets up a test to create
|
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(readonly) LocalSession.storageBase
- Description:
lowdb storage/adapter base constructor (to extend it in your custom storage/adapter)
- Source:
lowdb storage/adapter base constructor (to extend it in your custom storage/adapter)
(readonly) LocalSession.storageFileAsync
- Description:
lowdb storage/adapter named FileAsync
- Source:
lowdb storage/adapter named FileAsync
(readonly) LocalSession.storageFileSync
- Description:
lowdb storage/adapter named FileSync
- Source:
lowdb storage/adapter named FileSync
(readonly) LocalSession.storageMemory
- Description:
lowdb storage/adapter named Memory
- Source:
lowdb storage/adapter named Memory


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Check Number Series


Uploading files to your repository is called "pushing", and a push can contain several groups of changes called "commits".
Commits have comments attached to them that tells the world what was changed in those files.
Commit: "created a new logo"
index.html
logo.png
Commit: "changed background color and title"
styles.css
index.html
Click the up/down arrows at the very bottom of the screen to sync (push and pull) with github.com.
http-server
If your terminal is closed, open it from the "Terminal" menu at the top of VS Code.
Just like CSS and JS, data is often stored in external files and loaded into the page dynamically.
D3 comes with functions that can read in external data files automagically. Filetypes include:
Reads text in as a string. 'Nuff said.
Some sample text
This can be loading like this:
d3.text("file.txt", function(error, data) {
console.log(data);
});
Comma-separated values. Each line of the file is a data object, with it's values separated by commas. The first row in the file is expected to be the key names for each data point.
country,value
usa,4
mexico,10
canada,6
This can be loading like this:
d3.csv("file.csv", function(error, data) {
console.log(data);
});
JavaScript Object Notation. Data is stored with the same syntax as it would be in Javascript, with keys and values.
[
{
country: "usa",
value: 4
}
]
This can be loading like this:
d3.json("file.json", function(error, data) {
console.log(data);
});
In the context of data, developers who store data in databases need to enable an easy way for themselves and others to extract data based on specific query parameters.
Data USA collates data from 17 public US datasets.
Additionally, all of the data is available for free through a JSON API. Documentation is here.
Data from an API is commonly delivered as JSON, so instead of giving d3.json a filename, we can give it a URL:
var url = "https://datausa.io/api/data?drilldowns=State&measures=Population&year=latest";
d3.json(url, function(error, data) {
console.log(data);
});
When using an API that changes frequently (in "realtime"), it's necessary to write a timer that polls the URL at a certain interval:
var url = "https://whiteboard.datawheel.us/api/google-analytics/realtime/random";
function loadData() {
d3.json(url, function(err, data) {
console.log(data);
});
}
setInterval(loadData, 10000);
https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis/blob/master/README.md
Arrays have a built in "forEach" function that allows you to loop through and change things:
data.forEach(function(d) {
d.export_val = parseFloat(d.export_val);
});
Arrays have a built in "filter" function that allows you to selectively trim a large data array:
var currentYearData = data.filter(function(d) {
return d.year == "2019";
});
D3 contains a number of helper array functions that will analyze an Array in different ways. For example, finding the extent of data to be used in a scale:
var dataExtent = d3.extent(data, function(d) {
return d.export_val;
});
var xScale = d3.scaleLinear()
.domain(dataExtent)
.range([0, window.innerWidth]);
Other helpful functions include "min" and "max".
The d3.nest() function can be used to group data on a common key:
var groupedData = d3.nest()
.key(function(d) {
return d.continent;
})
.entries(csvData);
When using 2 data files, like a geographical map and CSV data, it is sometimes necessary to create a mapping in order to cross-reference from one data file to the other.
var countryMapping = {
"CAN": "Canada",
"USA": "United States",
"MEX": "Mexico"
};
data.forEach(function(d) {
d.fullName = countyMapping[d.country];
});
This is often called "cross-walking".
Create a data visualization using the Realtime API shown today in class, and post it to your Github website.
This visualization should use the D3 enter/update/exit paradigm, and update itself every 10 seconds.
D3 Refresher Tutorial


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Here's who I am & what I do
Throughout my career, I've had the great fortune to work on some truly inspiring projects, while meeting many influential and creative individuals along the way. I believe in working together to create a whole that is greater than the sum of its part.
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JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them. JavaScript contains a standard library of objects, such as Array, Date, and Math, and a core set of language elements such as operators, control structures, and statements. Core JavaScript can be extended for a variety of purposes by supplementing it with additional objects; for example:
- First item
- Second item
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them. JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them. JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
- The name of the function.
- A general understanding of the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW).
- Good working knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
Client-side JavaScript extends the core language by supplying objects to control a browser and its Document Object Model (DOM). For example, client-side extensions allow an application to place elements on an HTML form and respond to user events such as mouse clicks, form input, and page navigation.
Server-side JavaScript extends the core language by supplying objects relevant to running JavaScript on a server. For example, server-side extensions allow an application to communicate with a database, provide continuity of information from one invocation to another of the application, or perform file manipulations on a server.
JavaScript is a very free-form language compared to Java. You do not have to declare all variables, classes, and methods. You do not have to be concerned with whether methods are public, private, or protected, and you do not have to implement interfaces. Variables, parameters, and function return types are not explicitly typed.
In contrast to Java's compile-time system of classes built by declarations, JavaScript supports a runtime system based on a small number of data types representing numeric, Boolean, and string values. JavaScript has a prototype-based object model instead of the more common class-based object model. The prototype-based model provides dynamic inheritance; that is, what is inherited can vary for individual objects. JavaScript also supports functions without any special declarative requirements. Functions can be properties of objects, executing as loosely typed methods.
You can use ISO 8859-1 or Unicode letters such as å and ü in identifiers. You can also use the Unicode escape sequences as characters in identifiers. Some examples of legal names are Number_hits, temp99, and _name.
JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them. JavaScript is a cross-platform, object-oriented scripting language. It is a small and lightweight language. Inside a host environment (for example, a web browser), JavaScript can be connected to the objects of its environment to provide programmatic control over them.
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When we open the puzzle, we see seven images which depict different syllables, some of which are numbered. For example, this one is the fifth image:
This image is one possible break-in point; the ascending and descending "bum bum bum" is the well-known introduction to the classic song Mr. Sandman by the Chordettes. In fact, each image clues a section of a famous song which has nonsense syllables instead of lyrics. The height of the syllables corresponds to their pitch in the song, and their spacing corresponds to the rhythm. The songs, which are given ordered by title, are:
In addition, the number of letters in each song title matches the number of syllables in the clue; if we take the letters that correspond to the numbered syllables, we get the following letters:
ALLTHESMALLTHINGS BLUE HEYJUDE MAHNAMAHNA MRSANDMAN SEMICHARMEDLIFE YOULLBEBACK
Arranging the letters in the order of the numbers gives the answer, SOLE MEUNIERE.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 24
Dietary
Cute as buttons and tasty too, these fairy cakes are children-friendly: easy, light on washing up and made in minutes.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and lin 2 x 12-hole fairy cake tins with paper cases.
Whisk the eggs and sugar together in a bowl until light and fluffy.
Carefully fold in the flour and butter.
Pour the mixture carefully into the paper cases.
Bake the cakes for 15-20 minutes, or until golden-brown on top and a skewer inserted into one of the cakes comes out clean. Set aside to cool for 10 minutes on a wire rack before removing from the tin.
To make the buttercream, beat the butter in a large bowl until soft. Add half of the icing sugar and beat until smooth.
Add the remaining icing sugar, cocoa powder and one tablespoon of the milk and beat until creamy. Beat in more milk if necessary to loosen the icing.
Once the cakes are cool, spread the buttercream icing on top of the cakes.
Decorate the cakes with the chocolate buttons.


Himalayiya University is established in pursuance of the provisions of Clause (3) of Article 348 of the Constitution of India through Himalayiya University Act, 2019 (Act No. 08 of 2019) by the Government of Uttarakhand in the year June 2019. A society of leading Educationist and Professionals proposed the establishment of this university with a single and dedicated aim of transforming a generous culture, which could develop an educational method to set up future professionals who are devoted, faithful, truthful, regimented and technically sound with massive strength of moral fiber. The University aims to focus its programmes on student-centric higher education so that the students are equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills expected by industry and business. The University expects to experience an incorporated approach to academics, explore, guidance, real life problem solving and entrepreneurship. The society has undertaken assorted actions for the encouragement of schooling & social services. It is dedicated to encourage & standardize essential & specialized edification, Arts, Ayurveda, Commerce, Indian Studies & Oriental Science, Information Technology, Law and Pharmacy, Management, Mass Communication & Journalism, Naturopathy & Yogic Science, Nursing, Paramedical Science, Science. With these faculties/schools, the University offers various under graduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes. The faculties offer an enriched set of courses drawn from the strong connections between the faculties and industry and business. The culture aims at creating awareness centers in the field of Consultancy, Learning, and Research & Training. The society has already established a prestigious and renowned institution by the name of Himalayiya Ayurvedic (PG) Medical College & Hospital (HAMC&H) in February 2005. The Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India, New Delhi and Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) recognized HACM&H and it has emerged as a leading Ayurvedic Medical College in India.
Himalayiya University with its sound infrastructure and high principles of learning, well-built commercial and industry interface is a right platform for aspiring students. We are committed in developing a favorable and supple atmosphere so that students not only grow and expand their knowledge and skills but also grow as a responsible human being. Himalayiya University is about 30 km from Dehradun city and is located in Fatehpur Tanda, Jeevanwala, Post- via Doiwala, Dehradun-248140. Hardwar and Rishikesh surround it on one side while Dehradun and Mussoorie on the other. It is just 15 minutes drive from Dehradun (Jolly Grant) Airport, Dehradun. The Himalayiya University campus spans over 10.5 acres with lush green environment. The University campus is surrounded by reserve forest to one side while other side there is a rivulet and agricultural fields making it an ideal place for pursuing studies. The facilities at Himalayiya University have been circulated over well-designed and well-constructed blocks. The blocks are large, which allow students, managerial staffs as well as faculty member sufficient personal space. Each segment is well lit and well maintained. Dehradun is already recognized throughout the world as an educational hub, which is now developing more rapidly in the field of education by embracing the national and the international principles of education.
To create an ecosystem where research and academic excellence is inbuilt in the day-to-day activities, and to make the university one of the finest in India.
To create an empowered society of professionals with right mindset and skills, who are aware of their moral and social responsibilities and are always ready to contribute in the development of society, organization and nation.
To cater the needs of business, industry, government and other sectors through quality education, research, consultancy and other professional services matching with international and national standards.
Create congenial atmosphere for the students to innovate, research and channel their energy in pursuit of excellence.
To create an ecosystem where research and academic excellence is inbuilt in the day-to-day activities, and to make the university one of the finest in India.
To change (as and when required), improve and ensure the effectiveness of the education in preparing the students for successful careers.
To engage competent faculty with professional skills and experience who has the ability to convey the knowledge to the students.
To improve the written and verbal competencies as well as technical and analytical capabilities of the students.
Take up the social responsibility towards the educational upliftment of the weaker sections of people as part of the University commitment.
To make education and research more demand driven and relevant.
To create congenial atmosphere for interdisciplinary research and open exchange of ideas.
To prepare the students with relevant knowledge, skills, competence and creativity to face future challenges.
To promote the University-Industry Interface for augmenting employment opportunities for the students and scholars.
To make the teaching and research more demand driven and student-centric by incorporating the suggestions of students and organizational needs from time to time through a well-developed feedback mechanism.
To evolve innovative methodologies to help the weak learners.
To engage in programs and activities of community services aligning with the university mission.
To initiate studies on Indian Himalayan Region (IHR) and its linkages with biodiversity, ecology, culture, customs, traditions, traditional knowledge and traditional practices.
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This tutorial shows the information integrated in BIGNASim to easily compare theoretical results obtained with MD simulations with values obtained from experimental structures/trajectories. Comparison with experimental structures in BIGNASim is done at three different levels:
In those simulations started from a reference PDB structure, the most direct analysis are the comparison between geometrical values extracted from the crystallographic structure and those averaged from the simulation trajectory. From the broad range of possible analyses, the helical parameters, and more specificaly, the base-pair step helical parameters are the most used in the last scientific studies (see references section, Ascona B-DNA Consortium articles). In these cases, BIGNASim database store not only the analysis for the simulated trajectory, but also the ones computed on the PDB structure. Then, just joining both information, a direct comparison can be obtained. The most interesting cases where this comparison can give valuable information are those nucleic acids complexed with protein or ligands. The typical helical conformation of the nucleic acid structure can be distorted due to the influence of the attached molecule. Studying the time-averaged values for a determined simulated trajectory, with its standard deviation, can give a clue about whether the nucleic acid structure explore the conformation needed to accept the docking molecule, or it needs a complete change of shape. Additionaly, docking regions can be easily identified due to the helical parameters distortions shown (e.g. intercalator ligands). To llustrate the procedure a protein-nucleic acid complex, PDB Code 1hlv, will be chosen. The Quick Search section can be used to select all simulations available related to such PDB entry. Quick search does a global search in any of fields in the database, including ontology terms, or even sequences. It is particularly useful to identify simulations based on experimental structures.
In this case, “1hlv” is found both as PDB reference and in the internal identifier of the simulation. The description column shows the details of the specific simulation, showing that corresponds to “naked” DNA, meaning that the available simulation was done with just the nucleic acid portion of the complex; otherwise, the description would indicate “complex”. This can also be seen in the simulation details, where a straight DNA molecule is depicted.
To see the set of pre-computed analyses offered by BIGNASim, we click at the Trajectory Analyses section. And from those available, we are interested in the ones named Curves.
This will open a new interface, NAFlex. For a complete description of NAFlex analysis interface and its interactive sequence possibilites, please refer to NAFlex help pages or NAFlex paper. To obtain what we are looking for, we will just select Average Results and then Inter-Base Pair Helical Parameters.
This will show a set of six different inter-base pair step helical parameters: Rise, Roll, Shift, Slide, Tilt and Twist. Each of them have an associated plot with the comparison between the time-averaged theoretical results with the experimental ones. Just to see how they look, let's open the Twist parameter.
This plot shows the time-averaged Twist parameter along the sequence. Four lines with different colors are shown: NAFlex_1hlv theoretical MD simulation in red, with standard deviation values; average values coming from a set of MD simulations (green) and X-ray structures (blue) (see P. Dans et al, NAR (2012) 40, 10668-10678) and finally the values computed to the corresponding PDB experimental structure 1HLV in violet. One can easily identify the regions of the nucleic acid where the protein is attached, disturbing the helical conformation. The same analysis can be obtained for the rest of base-pair parameters.
Go to Top of the PageThe second way BIGNASim offers to compare theoretical and experimental values covers a more global vision of nucleic acids flexibility. For that, an averaged analysis of standard fragments (base, base pairs, and base-pairs steps) of a complete dataset made from available nucleic acids experimental structures (taken directly from the PDB), is included in global analyses. See the corresponding help section for more information. These averaged values can be used to compare global values extracted from our database having information from many different simulations on a single base, base pair, and base-pairs step and thus obtain a direct representation of how much our simulations reproduce the experimental observations. To illustrate how this information is added in the BIGNASim interface, we are going to see a brief example. First thing to do is go to the Global analyses section of the webpage:
Just as an example, we are going to go through the set of global analyses for the CG base-pair step, but you could follow this short tutorial choosing any of the base-pair or base-pair steps fragments available. So, in the global analyses page, we select the CG bullet:
Next step is selecting CURVES analysis:
From the different CURVES analyses, we are interested in the helical parameters:
Now, from the six helical base-pair step parameters (Rise, Roll, Shift, Slide, Tilt and Twist), we will open the Roll one:
BIGNASim automatically generates a histogram with all the Roll values extracted from the database. These values correspond to the Roll angle (see NAFlex helical parameters description for more information about helical parameters). Two vertical lines are plotted on the histogram: a blue one, indicating the mean for the represented set of values (MDs) and a red one, that corresponds to the experimental average value (PDBs) explained at the beggining of this section.
In this case one can easily see that the observed values from the simulated systems agree pretty well with the experimental average. The distribution of values follows an almost perfect normal distribution, with the mean value (6.225) distant just 0.5 degrees from the experimental average value (7.35). Before closing this short tutorial, let's open another base-pair step parameter, the Twist one. From (P. Dans et al, NAR 2014) we know that CG-Twist has an interesting behavior, showing a polymorphism between a high twist (~20º) and a low twist (~40º). For that, we should click at the [helical_bpstep] section of the navigation Breadcrumb to go one step back (please do not use the browser back button, as it will leave the global analyses page) and then select the Twist parameter:
And that's the generated histogram:
The difference with the previous Roll distribution is clear. In this case, two different distributions can be easily identified, centered at ~25º and ~35º (in good agreement with P. Dans et al, NAR 2014). Another interesting information regarding the comparison with experimental values is that, although the theoretical mean value (33.639) is again close to the experimental one (30.66), both lose information about the bimodality of the Twist parameter, and its values rely in the middle of the two possible observed conformations.
Go to Top of the PageThe last experimental comparison in BIGNASim is done using analysis taken from experimental ensembles. To know how we built these ensembles, please see the corresponding experimental trajectories help section. Having these experimental ensembles allows us to compare our theoretical values not just against experimental static information but also against dynamic behavior. If a particular helical parameter exists in two different conformations (see previous section, CG-Twist example), that information can be obtained from the experimental ensemble and, thus, be compared with our MD simulation values. Unfortunately, due to the scarce number of deposited PDB structures for a determined nucleotidic sequence, the number of generated experimental trajectories goes just up to 15 different ensembles (see experimental trajectories table). In this tutorial, we are going to see how this type of comparisons looks like with a particular example: a protein-DNA complex with PDB Code 2LEF, the structure of a Lymphoid Enhancer-Binding Factor (Lef1 hmg domain, from mouse), complexed with DNA (15bp). As the deposited structure in the PDB was obtained by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), it contains 12 different structures, what allows us to construct the experimental ensemble and compute the corresponding helical parameters. Simulation information for this structure stored in our database can be found here. The simulation can be easily found from our Quick Search button. Once in the simulation page for our 2LEF complex, we are going to open the Trajectory Analyses:
For the nucleotidic sequences in our database having an associated experimental ensemble, a new analysis section named Experimental vs MD Analysis automatically appears. Clicking on this element will redirect to a NAFlex interface with the comparison results.
For a complete description of NAFlex analysis interface and its interactive sequence possibilites, please refer to NAFlex help pages or NAFlex paper. As in the first section of this tutorial, to obtain what we are looking for we are going to select Average Results and then Inter-Base Pair Helical Parameters:
Please note that direct access to this NAFlex interface for all the sequences having a calculated experimental trajectory is also available in the Experimental Trajectories help section. As this text is intended to be a tutorial, we prefered to explain all the previous steps to get to this point. At that point, we have two different kind of comparative analysis: one single parameter (2D), or two parameters (3D). Let's start by choosing a single parameter: Roll.
This is the resulting 2D plot:
The plot shows two lines representing time-averaged values for the Roll parameter: red line corresponds to the MD simulation and green line corresponds to the experimental ensemble. It can be clearly identified a distorted region of the DNA, from the 4th to the 6th base-pair steps of the sequence, probably influenced by the attached protein. Our MD simulation is not exploring these Roll values, so the behavior of the nucleic acid is in this case cleary influenced by the protein. Now we will go back and select another analysis, in this case, one implying two different parameters: Roll and Twist (3D).
Analysis of helical parameters pairs are done for each of the base-pair steps present in the sequence. In this case, we have 6 different plots, corresponding to (AA (including TT), AC, AG, CC (including GG), CT, GA, GC and TG).
We will choose the one corresponding to the base-pair step AA (TT) Twist vs Roll to analyse in more detail:
Information shown in these 3D plots are points corresponding to the correlation between both parameters, where colors represent different densities, from higher density in yellow, to lower density in blue. Experimental values are shown as asterisks symbols in red color. As expected from the results found in the previous Roll plot, there is a strong deviation in the Roll parameter for some of the base-pair steps, placed in a region of the plot almost unexplored by the complete MD simulation. Unsurprisingly, they also have distorted values of the Twist parameter. This is just one example (inter-base pair step helical parameters) of the type of comparisons offered in this NAFlex interface. But comparisons are made also for backbone torsions, axis base pairs and intra-base pair helical parameters. As a last example, going back to the Average values selection, we can now choose Backbone Torsions:
There are 4 different analyses available: BI/BII population and Puckering percentages, and a couple of angle analysis: α/γ ε/ζ. We choose Backbone α/γ analysis:
The resulting plot shows again the MD (black) vs the experimental (red) values:
No distortion is observed in this case, with the experimental ensemble exploring just a single conformation, whereas the MD simulation is exploring different well-known regions of the space.
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blank.
Site Start Date: You can write here the start date of
your web activities. You can write for example: July 1st, 2000
or July 2000 or whatever you want. This information will
be visible to the users only in the stats page (stats.php).
Administrator Email: Just write here your email address.
This is used when the system send emails to the users in order to
let them answer you if needed.
Number of Item in TOP Page: You have a TOP page (top.php)
where the visitors can view what are the top read articles, most
commented, the best poll, etc. If you select for example 10
you will have a TOP 10 page.
Stories Number in the Home: How many stories you want to
display in your Home page? A good number is 10, but you can select
this depending of your activity. Remember that registered users
can change this value to whatever they want. So, this is just a
default value for non-registered users.
Stories in Old Articles Box: At the right of your home page
you can see a box called Past Articles, right? This is the
number of stories to show in that box.
Activate Ultramode?: Ultramode is a plain text file located
at root dir of your site. By default this value is set to No,
if you change this be sure to chmod 666 the file in order to write it.
In this file will be the last 10 news headlines of your site with
assorted info, fields (or news) separated by %%. This file is used
to let other sites to put your news in their home. The best method is
to deactivate this feature and use backend.php file, witch is
RDF/XML format.
Allow Anonymous to Post?: If you want that anonymous (non-registered
users) can post comments, select Yes, otherwise select No.
Default Theme for your site: Select the default theme for your entire site.
Registered users has the hability to change the theme as well. This value is valid
only for non-registered users, or registered users who have not selected a theme.
Select Language for your site: No explanation is needed here, select the language
you want in your site.
Locale Time Format: Select the Locale format you want. Locales are little databases
with the date, time, and other stuff in our language. Some Unix/Linux system has the locales
already installed, if this is the case just select the one you want, otherwise install
the Locales you need. Usualy, the Locales are installed under /usr/share/locale
directory.
Banners
Activate Banners in your Site?: Just select if you want banners or no in your site.
PHP-Nuke has incorporated a basic banners system. If you active the banners, the reload the
Administration page you will see a new menu called Banner Administration where you
can configure whatever you want. If you want to use another banners software,
just select No.
You IP to not count the hits: If you select Yes to the above question, you
need to put your IP number to prevent the system to count your hits for the banner displayed.
If you are administrator you will have a high number of pages views in your own site, so if
a client pays you for impressions will not be fair to count you. Be honest here!
Footer Messages
Foot Lines 1, 2, 3 and 4: These are the text, or HTML commands that will be show
in each page at the foot. Just write what you want. Usualy here will be powered buttons,
copyright messages, webmaster email, etc. If you want only 2 or 3 lines instead of 4, just
leave blank from bottom to top.
Backend
Backend Title: Your site has now a auto-generated XML/RDF file with the lat 10 news.
This file is configured here, so just write your page Title or site name here. You can
put also your slogan after the title.
Backend Language: The format of your site's language.
Backend Image URL: The complete URL of the image/logo of your site. This is usefull if
you will have a MyNetscape Channel. Be sure to include the http:// at the begining.
Backend Image Width: The width of the Backend Image.
Backend Image Height: The height of the Backend Image.
Web Links
Links per Page: The maximum links to show on each page of Web Links section.
Hits to be Popular: The number of hits a link needs to have to be listed as popular.
Popular (Best) links will show a little graphic star and will be listed in The Best
Links page.
Number of Links as New: The number of link to show in the New Links page. In that
page the links will be sorted by creation date.
Number of Links as Best: How many links you want in The Best Links page. In Best Links
page will be the most Popular ones.
Links in Search Results: The number of links to show in the results page after a search has
been performed.
Mail New Stories
PHP-Nuke has the ability to send an email to the administrator each time a user submit a new news.
In this section you can configure the options for this email.
Notify new submissions by email?: Just select Yes or No if you want receive the
email notification.
Email to send the message: To what email you want to send the notification?
Email Subject: The subject of the email.
Email Message: Write here the message you want to receive in the email.
Email Account: The email account to show in the From field of the email.
Comments Moderation
Moderation doesn't work properly yet. So, you may want to leave this option as is.
Type of Moderation: Select if you want No moderation, Moderation by administrator or by
registered users.
Comments Options
Comments Limit in Bytes: Write the ammount of bytes a comment will have for maximum. If
the comment is bigger than this, the comment will show a link with the text Read the rest
of this comment... witch goes to a separate page for that comment.
Anonymous Default Name: Non registered users are Anonymous, and you need to assign a
name for those people. This will show in the name sender for the stories and in comments. So
you now can have Anonymous, Anonymous Cowards, Guests, Visitors, etc. users.
Voting Booth Options
Max Poll Options: Set the maximum number of options the Poll can have.
Scale of Result Bar: Set a number, multiple of 100. This will be base the percentage
to that number and change the width for the results bars. If you set 3 your poll will
be based on 300%... in the 99.9% of the cases you may want to leave this value to 1.
Allow users to vote twice?: If yes, the system will set a cookie with 24 hour duration
to prevent the user to vote twice in that period. Also the user will see a little message in
the poll result window informing of this option. If no, users can vote as many times as they
wants. This can affect the real serious results of the poll.
Some Graphics Stuff
In future version, Images Paths will be fixed, there isn't any reason to change these options.
Topics Images Path: The path in your server from where to read the topics images.
User Menu Images Path: The path in your server from where to read all the buttons, also
the buttons that are in the user page.
Admin Menu Images Path: The path in your server from where to read the images for admin
section.
Graphics in Administration Menu?: If you want a graphic menu in the administration section
set this value to Yes, otherwise set to No.
Site Font: You can control the font of the entire site. This value will be used in the CSS
stylesheets for the body and tables.
Miscelaneous:
Articles Number in Admin: Maximum articles ammount in the Admin section. Used to show some
lists of articles, sections, etc.
Minimum users password length: Minimum length in characters for the user's passwords.
Activate HTTP Referers?: You can know who link to your site with this feature. Just Active or
deactive it as you want.
How many rerefers you want as Maximum?: If the above option is was set to yes, you need to
delete automaticaly the database. Select the number of referers to have as maximum.
Activate Comments in Polls?: Select if you want or not comments in Polls.
Activate Ephemerids System?: Select yes/no to activate or deactivate Ephemerids system.
Activate Advanced Stats Page?: Administrators can view a most complete stats page. If you active
this option you will see another box called Server Info in the stats.php file.


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