13 Jul 2015
Thoughts on Python
Python
was slow, a few years ago. At that time, it is not a option for massive numerical computing for performance concern.
Now, Numpy
, Numba
, Cython
, Pyston
, Blaze
, etc. are giving a lot of hope to numerical computing community. Another competitor Julia
is also an impressive language in numerical regime.
Numerics have been made extremely easy with modern JIT techniques, MATLAB
is very fast on usual linear algebraic computing using commercial software and libraries. As LLVM 3.x
has been released, several languages using LLVM
like Julia
has been made fast enough to compete with C
, within a factor of 2 or 3.
Julia
is built withLLVM 3.3
, types inJulia
can be omitted and promoted at runtime. However, delaration of types can make program running robust and faster.Numba
is built withLLVM 3.5(3.6)
, uses JIT, aiming to transformPython
's bytecode into machine code.Numpy
is a low level implementation of various numerics, can be regarded as a replacement of generic Python math library.Cython
is more likeC
thanPython
when the performance is critical, portingC
code toPython
code is made easier using this. Since it is basically runningC
program, the performance is secured, if optimization flags are turned on.- Also,
Numba
andCython
claim they areNumpy
aware, however,Numba
probably cannot recognize allNumpy
routes yet, for those code blocks that it cannot transform, it will maintain the original machine code, which will just as slow as pure Python. Pyston
is a project from Dropbox, which is a lot likeNumba
.
Numba / NumbaPro
If there is not need to wrap a C/C++ library into Python
module, Numba
would be very convenient to acclerate the code. Now Numba
is at version 0.20
, pretty early stage, but very powerful with help of LLVM
.
Features
@jit
decorator only, automatically infers types.@jit(OutputType(InputType_1, ...))
explicitly indicates the signature of function, if violated, an error would be threw out.nopython
force compiling without objectsnogil
releaseGIL
, would allow concurrency.@vectorize
decorator allows operations likenpufunc
.
Supported coding
Simply quote the link from Supported Python features on pydata's website.
OOP
In earlier releases of numba
, class
can be applied with @jit
to acclerate all methods, it seems this has been removed, and @jit
is only usable on suitable functions(with numba
types) now.
Scipy and Numpy integration
Doubtlessly Scipy
(refer to the library not the bundle) and Numpy
are the core of modern scientific Python
, the library are mostly written in fast c
and fortran
, though not optimized at assembly level. Frontends are written with Python
and inlining some functions with weave
. Now numba
can recognize part of numpy
interface.
ASM level tuning
LLVM is not the most efficient for sure, sometimes we can observe a performance difference with gcc
. If we look at mkl
and libm
as well as BLAS
, we will find out, libraries are totally different, they handle different machine codes on different platform, yielding different performance, mkl
can only generate fast codes for intel
based machines only.
[TO BE CONTINUED]


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LuaAV provides a Lua-friendly wrapper of the OpenGL programming API in the gl module. OpenGL is probably the most widely used graphics interfaces in use today, implemented by most graphics processing unit (GPU) hardware in personal computers and mobile devices.
local gl = require "gl"
OpenGL version
Currently this module is based on OpenGL version 2.1 (and GLSL 1.2), which is more compatible with the various operating systems on laptops today. It’s worth nothing this, because a lot of tutorial material out there on the internet is for older or newer versions of OpenGL, and thus easily misleading. OpenGL 2.1 includes support for “old-school” immediate mode rendering (gl.Begin() etc.), as well as some of the more modern-style vertex buffers and shader pipelines.
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The main OpenGL bindings are low-level functions mapping directly to the OpenGL C API. These functions can be accessed via the gl module directly, or via shortened form. This makes it very easy to port OpenGL code written in C into LuaAV:
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In addition, many common functions have even simpler forms (avoiding the need for type suffixes) and useful defaults by leveraging Lua’s dynamic typing support, making authoring OpenGL code in Lua a more pleasant experience:
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PyPlotter - A Python/Jython Graph Plotting Package. Manual |
| Contents |
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| 2 License |
| 3 Screenshots |
| 4 Quick Tutorial |
| 5 Reference |
| 6 Implementing a new device driver for PyPlotter |
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 1 loaf
Dietary
Plaited loaves look fabulous and provide lots of lovely golden crust - perfect for serving with soup.
Place the flour in a large bowl. Add the yeast on one side of the bowl and add the salt on the other side. Salt should not be placed on top of the yeast, as it can kill it and make in in-active. Stir the ingredients together until evenly mixed.
Add a good splash of olive oil. Measure out 340ml/12fl oz water and add three-quarters to the flour mixture, and mix together by hand, then add the rest of the liquid.
Turn the dough out onto a work surface and knead by hand until the dough looks silky and stretchy. This will take approximately 10 minutes.
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Simulation Arm client.
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Inherits HRLArm.
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def | get_joint_velocities |
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def | set_ep_ros |
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def | set_delta_ep_ros |
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def | publish_rviz_markers |
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def | set_joint_impedance |
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Detailed Description
Simulation Arm client.
- Author:
- Advait Jain
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/jdh/ros_sandbox/hrl_haptic_manipulation_in_clutter/hrl_haptic_mpc/src/hrl_haptic_mpc/gen_sim_arms.py


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Dylan mode Module: locators-internals Synopsis: Abstract modeling of locations Author: Andy Armstrong Copyright: Original Code is Copyright (c) 1995-2004 Functional Objects, Inc. All rights reserved. License: See License.txt in this distribution for details. Warranty: Distributed WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND define open generic locator-server (locator :: ) => (server :: false-or( )); define open generic locator-host (locator :: ) => (host :: false-or( )); define open generic locator-volume (locator :: ) => (volume :: false-or( )); define open generic locator-directory (locator :: ) => (directory :: false-or( )); define open generic locator-relative? (locator :: ) => (relative? :: ); define open generic locator-path (locator :: ) => (path :: ); define open generic locator-base (locator :: ) => (base :: false-or( )); define open generic locator-extension (locator :: ) => (extension :: false-or( )); /// Locator classes define open abstract class ( ) end class ; define open abstract class ( ) end class ; define method as (class == , string :: ) => (locator :: ) as( , string) end method as; define method make (class == , #key server :: false-or( ) = #f, path :: = #[], relative? :: = #f, name :: false-or( ) = #f) => (locator :: ) make( , server: server, path: path, relative?: relative?, name: name) end method make; define method as (class == , string :: ) => (locator :: ) as( , string) end method as; define method make (class == , #key directory :: false-or( ) = #f, base :: false-or( ) = #f, extension :: false-or( ) = #f, name :: false-or( ) = #f) => (locator :: ) make( , directory: directory, base: base, extension: extension, name: name) end method make; /// Locator coercion //---*** andrewa: This caching scheme doesn't work yet, so disable it. define constant $cache-locators? = #f; define constant $cache-locator-strings? = #f; define constant $locator-to-string-cache = make( , weak: #"key"); define constant $string-to-locator-cache = make( , weak: #"value"); define open generic locator-as-string (class :: subclass( ), locator :: ) => (string :: ); define open generic string-as-locator (class :: subclass( ), string :: ) => (locator :: ); define sealed sideways method as (class :: subclass( ), locator :: ) => (string :: ) let string = element($locator-to-string-cache, locator, default: #f); if (string) as(class, string) else let string = locator-as-string(class, locator); if ($cache-locator-strings?) element($locator-to-string-cache, locator) := string; else string end end end method as; define sealed sideways method as (class :: subclass( ), string :: ) => (locator :: ) let locator = element($string-to-locator-cache, string, default: #f); if (instance?(locator, class)) locator else let locator = string-as-locator(class, string); if ($cache-locators?) element($string-to-locator-cache, string) := locator; else locator end end end method as; /// Locator conditions define class ( , ) end class ; define function locator-error (format-string :: , #rest format-arguments) error(make( , format-string: format-string, format-arguments: format-arguments)) end function locator-error; /// Useful locator protocols define open generic locator-test (locator :: ) => (test :: ); define method locator-test (locator :: ) => (test :: ) \= end method locator-test; define open generic locator-might-have-links? (locator :: ) => (links? :: ); define method locator-might-have-links? (locator :: ) => (links? :: singleton(#f)) #f end method locator-might-have-links?; define method locator-relative? (locator :: ) => (relative? :: ) let directory = locator.locator-directory; ~directory | directory.locator-relative? end method locator-relative?; define method current-directory-locator? (locator :: ) => (current-directory? :: ) locator.locator-relative? & locator.locator-path = #[#"self"] end method current-directory-locator?; define method locator-directory (locator :: ) => (parent :: false-or( )) let path = locator.locator-path; unless (empty?(path)) make(object-class(locator), server: locator.locator-server, path: copy-sequence(path, end: path.size - 1), relative?: locator.locator-relative?) end end method locator-directory; /// Simplify locator define open generic simplify-locator (locator :: ) => (simplified-locator :: ); define method simplify-locator (locator :: ) => (simplified-locator :: ) let path = locator.locator-path; let relative? = locator.locator-relative?; let resolve-parent? = ~locator.locator-might-have-links?; let simplified-path = simplify-path(path, resolve-parent?: resolve-parent?, relative?: relative?); if (path ~= simplified-path) make(object-class(locator), server: locator.locator-server, path: simplified-path, relative?: locator.locator-relative?) else locator end end method simplify-locator; define method simplify-locator (locator :: ) => (simplified-locator :: ) let directory = locator.locator-directory; let simplified-directory = directory & simplify-locator(directory); if (directory ~= simplified-directory) make(object-class(locator), directory: simplified-directory, base: locator.locator-base, extension: locator.locator-extension) else locator end end method simplify-locator; /// Subdirectory locator define open generic subdirectory-locator (locator :: , #rest sub-path) => (subdirectory :: ); define method subdirectory-locator (locator :: , #rest sub-path) => (subdirectory :: ) let old-path = locator.locator-path; let new-path = concatenate-as( , old-path, sub-path); make(object-class(locator), server: locator.locator-server, path: new-path, relative?: locator.locator-relative?) end method subdirectory-locator; /// Relative locator define open generic relative-locator (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (relative-locator :: ); define method relative-locator (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (relative-locator :: ) let path = locator.locator-path; let from-path = from-locator.locator-path; case ~locator.locator-relative? & from-locator.locator-relative? => locator-error ("Cannot find relative path of absolute locator %= from relative locator %=", locator, from-locator); locator.locator-server ~= from-locator.locator-server => locator; path = from-path => make(object-class(locator), path: vector(#"self"), relative?: #t); otherwise => make(object-class(locator), path: relative-path(path, from-path, test: locator.locator-test), relative?: #t); end end method relative-locator; define method relative-locator (locator :: , from-directory :: ) => (relative-locator :: ) let directory = locator.locator-directory; let relative-directory = directory & relative-locator(directory, from-directory); if (relative-directory ~= directory) simplify-locator (make(object-class(locator), directory: relative-directory, base: locator.locator-base, extension: locator.locator-extension)) else locator end end method relative-locator; define method relative-locator (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (relative-locator :: ) let from-directory = from-locator.locator-directory; case from-directory => relative-locator(locator, from-directory); ~locator.locator-relative? => locator-error ("Cannot find relative path of absolute locator %= from relative locator %=", locator, from-locator); otherwise => locator; end end method relative-locator; /// Merge locators define open generic merge-locators (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (merged-locator :: ); /// Merge locators define method merge-locators (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (merged-locator :: ) if (locator.locator-relative?) let path = concatenate(from-locator.locator-path, locator.locator-path); simplify-locator (make(object-class(locator), server: from-locator.locator-server, path: path, relative?: from-locator.locator-relative?)) else locator end end method merge-locators; define method merge-locators (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (merged-locator :: ) let directory = locator.locator-directory; let merged-directory = if (directory) merge-locators(directory, from-locator) else simplify-locator(from-locator) end; if (merged-directory ~= directory) make(object-class(locator), directory: merged-directory, base: locator.locator-base, extension: locator.locator-extension) else locator end end method merge-locators; define method merge-locators (locator :: , from-locator :: ) => (merged-locator :: ) let from-directory = from-locator.locator-directory; if (from-directory) merge-locators(locator, from-directory) else locator end end method merge-locators; /// Locator protocols define sideways method supports-open-locator? (locator :: ) => (openable? :: ) ~locator.locator-relative? end method supports-open-locator?; define sideways method open-locator (locator :: , #rest keywords, #key, #all-keys) => (stream :: ) apply(open-file-stream, locator, keywords) end method open-locator; MIME types defined: text/x-dylan.


- argv
-
Command-line argument strings list: [command,
arguments...]. Like C's
argv array.
- byteorder
-
Indicates the native byte-order (e.g., big for
big-endian). New in 2.0.
- builtin_module_names
-
Tuple of string names of C modules compiled into this Python
interpreter.
- copyright
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String containing the Python interpreter copyright.
- dllhandle
-
Python DLL integer handle; Windows only (see the Python Library
Reference).
- displayhook(func)
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Called by Python to display results in interactive sessions; assign
sys.displayhook to a one-argument function to
customize output.
- _ _displayhook_ _
-
Original value of displayhook (for restores).
- exceptionhook(type, value, traceback)
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Called by Python to display exception details to stderr; assign
sys.exceptionhook to a three-argument function to
customize exception displays.
- _ _exceptionhook_ _
-
Original value of exceptionhook (for restores).
- exc_info( )
-
Returns tuple of three values describing the exception currently
being handled: (type, value,
traceback). Specific to current thread. Subsumes
exc_type, exc_value, and
exc_traceback in Python 1.5 and later.
- exc_type
-
Type of exception being handled (when an exception has been raised).
Not thread-specific.
- exc_value
-
Exception's parameter (second argument to
raise). Not thread-specific.
- exc_traceback
-
Exception's traceback object. Not thread-specific.
- exec_prefix
-
Assigns a string giving the site-specific directory prefix where the
platform-dependent Python files are installed; defaults to
/usr/local or a build-time argument. Used to
locate shared library modules (in
<exec_prefix>/lib/python<version>/lib-dynload)
and configuration files.
- executable
-
String giving the file pathname of the Python interpreter program
running the caller.
- exit([N])
-
Exits from a Python process with status N (default
0) by raising SystemExit built-in exception (can
be caught in a try statement and ignored). See
also the os._exit( ) function in Section 1.18, which exits immediately without
exception processing (useful in child processes after an
os.fork( )).
- exitfunc
-
May assign a no-argument function to be called on exit.
- getdefaultencoding( )
-
Returns the name of the current default string encoding used by the
Unicode implementation. New in 2.0.
- getrefcount(object)
-
Returns object's current reference count
value (+1 for the call's argument).
- getrecursionlimit( )
-
Returns the maximum depth limit of the Python call stack; see also
setrecursionlimit.
- _getframe([depth])
-
Returns a frame object from the Python call stack (see the Python
Library Reference).
- hexversion
-
Python version number, encoded as a single integer (viewed best with
the hex built-in function). Increases with each
new release. New in 1.5.2.
- last_type
- last_value
- last_traceback
-
Type, value, and traceback object of last uncaught exception (mostly
for postmortem debugging).
- maxint
-
Maximum positive value of plain integer on platform.
- modules
-
Dictionary of modules already loaded; one
name:object entry per module. Writable (e.g.,
del sys.modules['name'] forces
a module to be reloaded on next import).
- path
-
List of strings specifying module import search path. Initialized
from PYTHONPATH shell variable and any installation-dependent
defaults. Writable; e.g.,
sys.path.append('C:\\dir') adds a directory to the
search path within a script.
The first item, path[0], is the directory
containing the script that was used to invoke the Python interpreter.
If the script directory is not available (e.g., if the interpreter is
invoked interactively or if the script is read from standard input),
path[0] is the empty string, which directs Python
to search modules in the current working directory first. The script
directory is inserted before the entries inserted from PYTHONPATH.
- platform
-
String identifying the system on which Python is running: e.g.,
'sunos5', 'linux2',
'win32', 'PalmOS3'. Useful for
tests in platform-dependent code. Hint: 'win32'
means all current flavors of Windows, or test as
sys.platform[:3]=='win'.
- prefix
-
Assigns a string giving the site-specific directory prefix, where
platform-independent Python files are installed; defaults to
/usr/local or a build-time argument. Python
library modules are installed in the directory
<prefix>/lib/python<version>;
platform-independent header files are stored in
<prefix>/include/python<version>.
- ps1
-
String specifying primary prompt in interactive mode; defaults to
>>> unless assigned.
- ps2
-
String specifying secondary prompt for compound statement
continuations, in interactive mode; defaults to ...
unless assigned.
- setcheckinterval(reps)
-
Call to set how often the interpreter checks for periodic tasks
(e.g., thread switches, signal handlers) to reps.
Measured in virtual machine instructions (default is 10). In general,
a Python statement translates to multiple virtual machine
instructions. Lower values maximize thread responsiveness but also
maximize thread switch overhead.
- setdefaultencoding(name)
-
Call to set the current default string encoding used by the Unicode
implementation. New in 2.0, and somewhat experimental.
- setprofile(func)
-
Call to set the system profile function to func:
the profiler's "hook" (not run for each line). See
the Python Library Reference for details.
- setrecursionlimit(depth)
-
Call to set maximum depth of the Python call stack to
depth. This limit prevents infinite recursion from
causing an overflow of the C stack and crashing Python.
- settrace(func)
-
Call to set the system trace function to func: the
"hook" used by debuggers, etc. See the Python Library
Reference for details.
- stdin
-
Standard input stream: a preopened file object. May be assigned to
any object with read methods to reset input within
a script (e.g., sys.stdin=MyObj( )). Used for
interpreter input, including raw_input( ) and
input( ) built-in function calls.
- stdout
-
Standard output stream: a preopened file object. May be assigned to
any object with write methods to reset output
within a script (e.g., sys.stdout=open('log',
'a')). Used for some prompts and the
print statement.
- stderr
-
Standard error stream: a preopened file object. May be assigned to
any object with write methods to reset stderr
within a script (e.g., sys.stderr=wrappedsocket).
Used for interpreter prompts/errors.
- _ _stdin_ _
- _ _stdout_ _
- _ _stderr_ _
-
Original values of stdin,
stderr, and stdout at program
start (e.g., for restores).
- tracebacklimit
-
Maximum number of traceback levels to print; defaults to 1,000.
- version
-
String containing the version number of the Python interpreter.
- version_info
-
Tuple containing five version identification components (see the
Python Library Reference).
- winver
-
Version number used to form registry keys on Windows platforms (see
the Python Library Reference).


Bring provides two different APIs for creating bookings, the Booking API and the Shipment API. These APIs have similarities, but there are also differences.
In overall you can think of the Shipment API as an API corresponding to EDI. It supports a complete portfolio of services and value added services. You will not get labels created, and it does not use strict input validation. Orders are created much in the same way as with EDI, and you will not get them fully integrated in Mybring.
The Booking API is a part of Mybring, so the API support is closely connected to the booking functionality you find in the web interface. The API supports standard services, as in Mybring, and you have the same set of input validation as on web. Labels will be created, and you will find the API orders in order history; together with the web orders.
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|---|---|---|
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| Non standard services | — | ✓ |
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| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard.Styles 2.2 |
| Since: | QtQuick.VirtualKeyboard 2.0 |
| Inherits: |
Properties
- autoDestroy : bool
- autoDestroyDelay : int
- renderFunction : var
- trace : var
Methods
Detailed Description
This type provides capabilities for rendering Trace objects on the screen.
To make the Trace rendering available in the keyboard, this type must be declared as the KeyboardStyle.traceCanvasDelegate component.
traceCanvasDelegate: TraceCanvas { }
Custom drawing attributes can be initialized in the Canvas.available signal. For example:
onAvailableChanged: { if (!available) return; var ctx = getContext("2d") ctx.lineWidth = 8 * scaleHint ctx.lineCap = "round" ctx.strokeStyle = Qt.rgba(0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF) ctx.fillStyle = ctx.strokeStyle }
The type offers built-in options for Trace rendering. Currently the following rendering options are available:
renderSmoothedLine
Renders smoothed line with round corners (the default)
The rendering function can be changed with the renderFunction property.
renderFunction: renderSmoothedLine
Custom rendering function is also supported. Consider the following example:
renderFunction: renderCustomLine function renderCustomLine() { getContext("2d") var points = trace.points() ... }
Property Documentation
Enables auto destruction mode.
If enabled, this item will be destroyed when the trace
object is destroyed.
The default value is false.
Specifies the approximate delay in milliseconds, counted from the beginning of the auto destruction, before the object is to be destroyed.
This delay makes it possible, for example, to animate the item before destruction.
The default value is 0.
renderFunction : var |
This property defines the rendering function.
The default value is renderSmoothedLine
Method Documentation
Renders smoothed line with round corners.
This function is incremental and renders only the new part added to the Trace.
This function does not alter any of the canvas attributes (i.e. they can be set elsewhere.)


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classutils¶
Contains auxiliary classes, usefull in combination with the gaussianclasses.
Geometry¶
-
class
pyssian.classutils.
Geometry
[source]¶ This class provides a basic interface and different construction methods to simplify the extraction of the geometry of a molecule from different sources
Currently: Link202, GaussianInFile, xyz file
-
classmethod
from_Input
(InputFile)[source]¶ Generate a Geometry instance from a Gaussian Input File instance.
-
classmethod
Cube¶
-
class
pyssian.classutils.
Cube
[source]¶ Representation of a Gaussian .cube File generated with the cubegen tool. This class facilitates some operations of the cubeman tool allowing operations of more than 2 .cube files.
Files with more than 1 cube are accepted but correct behaviour is not guaranteed.
-
natoms
¶ total number of atoms
- Type
int
-
type
¶ Type of cube. Currently only {'MO','other'} are considered
- Type
str
-
isUnrestricted
¶ True if the line that contains the number of atoms has 5 elements instead of 4.
- Type
bool
-
origin
¶ origin of the cube.
- Type
tuple
-
shape
¶ Number of points in each of the three directions.
- Type
tuple
-
basis
¶ Vectors of the three main directions.
- Type
list
-
atoms
¶ List of the AtNumber, Charge, (x,y,z) per each atom.
- Type
list
-
nMO
¶ Number of molecular orbitals (Current implementation is designed for only one MO per Cube)
- Type
int
-
MO_Ids
¶ Ids of the MO orbitals. (Current implementation is designed for only one MO per Cube)
- Type
list
-
matrix
¶ Matrix of values of the Cube.
- Type
numpy.array
-
DirectoryTree¶
-
class
pyssian.classutils.
DirectoryTree
(path)[source]¶ Class that provides recursive file iteration.
-
static
RecursiveFileSystemGenerator
(path, key=None)[source]¶ Generator that traverses the filesystem in depth first order and yields the paths that satisfy the key function condition. If no key function is provided, returns all folders and items. The first yield is always None, and the second yield is always the path value if it satisfies the key condition.
- Parameters
path (Path) -- Path pointing to a directory.
key (function) -- A function that returns a boolean. Used in a similar function as the 'sorted' python builtin.
-
static


Control Structures - First Style¶
In this chapter we are going to learn about the control structures provided by the Ring programming language.
Branching¶
- If Statement
Syntax:
if Expression
Block of statements
but Expression
Block of statements
else
Block of statements
ok
Example:
see "
Main Menu
---------
(1) Say Hello
(2) About
(3) Exit
" give nOption
if nOption = 1 see "Enter your name : " give name see "Hello " + name + nl
but nOption = 2 see "Sample : using if statement" + nl
but nOption = 3 bye
else see "bad option..." + nl
ok
- Switch Statement
Syntax:
switch Expression
on Expression
Block of statements
other
Block of statements
off
Example:
See "
Main Menu
---------
(1) Say Hello
(2) About
(3) Exit
" Give nOption
Switch nOption
On 1 See "Enter your name : " Give name See "Hello " + name + nl
On 2 See "Sample : using switch statement" + nl
On 3 Bye
Other See "bad option..." + nl
Off
Looping¶
- While Loop
Syntax:
while Expression
Block of statements
end
Example:
While True
See "
Main Menu
---------
(1) Say Hello
(2) About
(3) Exit
" Give nOption
Switch nOption
On 1
See "Enter your name : "
Give name
See "Hello " + name + nl
On 2
See "Sample : using while loop" + nl
On 3
Bye
Other
See "bad option..." + nl
Off
End
- For Loop
Syntax:
for identifier=expression to expression [step expression]
Block of statements
next
Example:
# print numbers from 1 to 10
for x = 1 to 10 see x + nl next
Example:
# Dynamic loop
See "Start : " give nStart
See "End : " give nEnd
See "Step : " give nStep
For x = nStart to nEnd Step nStep
see x + nl
Next
Example:
# print even numbers from 0 to 10
for x = 0 to 10 step 2
see x + nl
next
Example:
# print even numbers from 10 to 0
for x = 10 to 0 step -2
see x + nl
next
- For in Loop
Syntax:
for identifier in List/String [step expression]
Block of statements
next
Example:
aList = 1:10 # create list contains numbers from 1 to 10
for x in aList see x + nl next # print numbers from 1 to 10
Using The Step option with For in¶
We can use the Step option with For in to skip number of items in each iteration
Example:
aList = 1:10 # create list contains numbers from 1 to 10
# print odd items inside the list
for x in aList step 2
see x + nl
next
Using For in to modify lists¶
When we use (For in) we get items by reference.
This means that we can read/edit items inside the loop.
Example:
aList = 1:5 # create list contains numbers from 1 to 5
# replace list numbers with strings
for x in aList
switch x
on 1 x = "one"
on 2 x = "two"
on 3 x = "three"
on 4 x = "four"
on 5 x = "five"
off
next
see aList # print the list items
Do Again Loop¶
Syntax:
do
Block of statements
again expression
Example:
x = 1
do
see x + nl
x++
again x <= 10
Exit Command¶
Used to go outside one or more of loops.
Syntax:
exit [expression] # inside loop
Example:
for x = 1 to 10
see x + nl
if x = 5 exit ok
next
Exit from two loops¶
The next example presents how to use the exit command to exit from two loops in one jump.
Example:
for x = 1 to 10
for y = 1 to 10
see "x=" + x + " y=" + y + nl
if x = 3 and y = 5
exit 2 # exit from 2 loops
ok
next
next
Loop Command¶
Used to jump to the next iteration in the loop.
Syntax:
loop [expression] # inside loop
Example:
for x = 1 to 10
if x = 3
see "Number Three" + nl
loop
ok
see x + nl
next
Exit/Loop inside sub functions¶
While we are inside a loop, we can call a function then use the exit and/or loop command inside that function and the command will work on the outer loop.
Example:
# print numbers from 1 to 10 except number 5.
for x = 1 to 10
ignore(x,5)
see x + nl
next
func ignore x,y
if x = y
loop
ok
Short-circuit evaluation¶
The logical operators and/or follow the short-circuit evaluation.
If the first argument of the AND operator is zero, then there is no need to evaluate the second argument and the result will be zero.
If the first argument of the OR operator is one, then there is no need to evaluate the second argument and the result will be one.
Example:
/* output
** nice
** nice
** great
*/
x = 0 y = 10
if (x = 0 and nice()) and (y = 10 and nice())
see "great" + nl
ok
func nice see "nice" + nl return 1
Example:
# No output
x = 0 y = 10
if (x = 1 and nice()) and (y = 10 and nice())
see "great" + nl
ok
func nice see "nice" + nl return 1
Example:
/* output
** nice
** great
*/
x = 0 y = 10
if (x = 0 and nice()) or (y = 10 and nice())
see "great" + nl
ok
func nice see "nice" + nl return 1
Comments about evaluation¶
- True, False, nl & NULL are variables defined by the language
- True = 1
- False = 0
- nl = new line
- NULL = empty string = “”
- Everything evaluates to true except 0 (False).
Example:
# output = message from the if statement
if 5 # 5 evaluates to true because it's not zero (0).
see "message from the if statement" + nl
ok


Functions provided allow data simulation; construction of weighted relative likelihood functions; clustering and principal component analysis based on weighted relative likelihood functions.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Published: | 2015-04-17 |
| Author: | Milan Bimali |
| Maintainer: | Milan Bimali <mbimali at kumc.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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(Thank Sing_In_Silence for his nitpicking, it’s thanks to it that you understood the first part of the comment :P)
Fleshdoom
Warmaggot the Mad
Fatal Morgana
Plaguewrath
(In Soviet Bestiary, we supose stuff, comrade!)
Stormbane
( “It’s a trap!” thanks to Sing_In_Silence)
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Remember that the continuous flux of monsters can be a pretty interesting source of quick exp and items, not the best one, but pretty profitable.
Duriel Act Boss
-Heavy melee stunning physical attack, chance to cast Shower of Rocks (reduces physical resistance by ??/??/45%) and Fortress.
-Charge, ignores your avoidance but needs a running start.
-Exorcism, melee attack that deals heavy Magic DoT and spreads from enemy to enemy. BUT, it only damages you if you’re standing still, you won’t lose a bit of hp if you’re walking around.
It’s Crank! Crank, I tell you!
-Warp Field aura, which, from what tests tell, doesn’t actually lower your phys. resistance, even though it slows everything affected and keeps your monsters from healing.
Comment: The Horadrim, right after listening to the words of the Angel and dooming Tal Rasha to an eternity of pain and madness, noticed that the pet of the great mage, a little scorpion he called Leirud, looked pretty blue.
One of the mages, sharing the sadness of the little creature, returned two days later through a secret passage they had built without the consent of the Angel and began to try and open the gates they had sealed, for some reason obsessed with idea of returning the little guy to his master.
Right when the runic seal was starting to break, the mage felt the cold edge of a blade in his neck, seconds later his head rolled on the floor and Tyrael had already sheated his sword and fixed the seal.
However, Baal’s whisper of madness had already made it through the slightly shattered part of the seal, and it found a recipient in the little Leirud, who was covered in the powerful blood of the Horadric mage.
In seconds, the scorpion grew and morphed into a wicked hellish creature. Empowered by the Prime Evil’s wrath, it charged against the Angel and smited him with his full might.
The Angel stood up and, ignoring a battle he could not get anything from, floated out of the monster’s grasp. Then with one blow made the secret passage crumble and fled, leaving the enraged beast behind, forever caged and forced to guard his former master’s tomb.
Minions: Nothing.
 If he still has a high chance to hit you, perhaps you could try to get items that slow him.
Remember, slow for bosses caps at 50%.
-Almost every class has a source of DoT (poison, duh), don’t overlook it only because you don’t usually need it or it doesn’t “match your purist build”, your “purist build” is failing here. It needs help. :P
(Hint: If you don’t have anything in your skill tree, check your “class only” low level RWs, there usually are very helpful things there.)
-Don’t let him charge lock you, you can actually RUN away from his charges, since having 300K defense of zero won’t matter for it to hit.
-Exorcism only damages you if you’re standing still, move! Even if you’re fighting in melee, get away for a bit instead of trying to tank the damage and failing epically.
-Fortress can be terrible if you stand still too. Mainly because if he hit you succesfully when he proc’d it, you’ll be stunned and possibly get locked in hit recovery when the arrows get to you. Again, the best solution (other than the obvious “more def”) is walking around so that the arrows won’t get you.
-Shower of Rocks is deadly. Move when you see it proc.
@Summoners: As a summoner, there is little you can do help your monster fight tactically, but if you think you’re too cool to just resummon them over and over, get your hands on a Pax Mystica Staff. Now when you see a SoR proc, teleport to the opposite side of the room, so that when your minions insta-rush to Duriel they won’t get under the SoR again. Also moving to the other side of the room when Fortress appears helps to avoid about half of the arrows (because they can’t be shot as there is no close enough target). Be how it be, there is little or nothing you can do to help them against Exorcism. I’d TP home and heal in that case.
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I'd lose my head if it wasn't attached to my shoulders. I'm also bad about letting time slip away from me while I'm working on too many things. So I decided to make myself a To-Do app!
Goaler is a progressive web app that lets you keep track of all your goals. It allows you to add deadlines, group goals under parent goals, and helps sort your list based on the amount of time left (or past due). Because it's a PWA, you can click "Add to Home Screen" from whatever device you're on to install it. It behaves like a native app!
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Being a Junior Developer is tough. There's impostor syndrome, code reviews, and technology changing faster than you can learn it. And that's if you can even get a job in the first place. Wouldn't it be great if somebody tackled those issues head-on?
Eddie Otero and I did! We made the Tech Jr Podcast to help all Junior Developers. Eddie designed the site, and I built it! Our audio files are hosted on AWS S3, the site runs on Gridsome (a static-site-generator for Vue), and our RSS is generated at build time by Node.
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When I worked in the medical field, I often had to transfer a patient's medication list into a charting system. The challenge I often faced was that patients honestly couldn't remember what medications they took. Some had more than twenty different medications. Most folks just had a plastic grocery bag of pill bottles for me to sift through.
This inspired me to make My Meds. This app lets you create a cloud-based medication list for you to access on
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That lead me to start a blog. However, I wanted to do more than write about code, I wanted to show code. So I built live, executable, editable code snippets into the blog using Gatsby, React, and MDX. This allows readers to experiment with my examples and really grapple with the concepts I attempt to explain.
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I made Babelfish as an experiment in what web tech can do for language learning. Using experimental Chrome APIs, (and the chrome translation extension web API), I was able to make an app that can translate spoken word into another language, and then speak it back to you! The supported languages and microphone/audio functionality are supported best on chrome, but you can still use it as a quick translation app using the text input field at the bottom.
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I can imagine this being a handy tool for mods of subreddits. Find blacklisted users parading under a new account. Unlike Twitter or Facebook, finding the similarity between users in Reddit is a bit harder. From the official Reddit API, the data we have to work with is (the ones that look promising anyway):
- GET /api/v1/user/username/trophies
- GET /user/username/about
- GET /user/username/where
- → /user/username/submitted
→ /user/username/comments
→ /user/username/upvoted
→ /user/username/downvoted
→ /user/username/hidden (not accessible?)
→ /user/username/saved (not accessible?)
→ /user/username/gilded
- GET /api/multi/user/username
A few assumptions and possible features about puppets:
- Age - They're new - the account is barely a few days old. Not a very good indicator though in my opinion. Users could have been using the alt account for a long time. This is a better feature for detecting trolls.
- Karma - A lot of controversial posts/links, again a better indicator for trolls. I would rarely expect the Karma for two users to match unless they've been equally active.
- Activity - Time of submissions of posts and links would be a good way to find out a users time zone. Days when they post, could reveal posting habits.
- Links they've submitted - find similar interests.
- Upvoted and downvoted content - again similar interests
- Subs they post in - similar interests
And finally their literary style or fingerprint. This could include emojis and emoticons.
Breaking up the problem:
The individual problems I see are:
- Similar user interests
- Find the time zone of a user
- Troll detector
- Literary style of users
I'll start with literary fingerprints for my next blog post in this series.


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This story basically simplifies the struggles that I go through with getting ready in the morning. I am nonbinary, and for me that means I don't really align with any gender; I am nothing more than a person, neither male or female, both, or anywhere in between. I simply exist as I am and that's it.
Because of this, I often struggle when it comes to gender expression; I have to match my outside to how I feel on the inside, but it's not as easy at it may seem. My ideal for myself varies day by day, and sometimes can change throughout the day depending on how I feel. I never want to look like a man, but I don't want to be percieved as a woman either, which is tough being an AFAB and relatively femme presenting person.
A side note: Not all trans/nonbinary folx will share my exact experience when it comes to dysphoria! This is just how I experience it and this is not meant to be anything other than a depiction of my dysphoria.


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Free dental check-ups for everyone if Labour wins the election
Labour has vowed to bring back free dental check-ups for everybody in England if they win the general election.
The party has pledged to scrap the £22.70 charge for a basic visit to an NHS dentist, meaning check-ups, oral cancer examinations, X-rays, clinical scaling and polishing and emergency treatment will be free.
The British Dental Association has estimated the plans will cost £450 million per year.
Labour say it will free up resources in the long-term by focusing on prevention, with one in five adults currently putting off going to see a dentist because they can’t afford it.
Dentist Fees were introduced in 1951 to pay for UK involvement in the Korean War.
Jeremy Corbyn says the long term goal is for all NHS dental treatment to be free at the point of use
He said: ‘More than half of adults and 40 per cent of children haven’t been to the dentist in the last year. If you don’t go for check-ups, you store up problems.
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‘Over 100,000 are admitted to hospital every year because of problems with their teeth.
‘This is the first step towards making all dentistry services free of charge as part of a truly universally free health service.’
Labour’s shadow health secretary Johnathon Ashworth said worrying numbers are turning to internet kits for scaling and makeshift fillings, which can cause major problems in the long-run.
The plans comes on top of the £26bn ‘Rescue Package’ the party has already pledged to save the NHS.
The party say free dental care would take pressure off both GPs and hospitals.
Statistics show 515,000 patients with toothache go to GPs or A&E every year– costing the NHS more than £38million.
Tooth decay is the main reason for hospital admissions among five to nine-year-olds, with more than 100 children a day having their rotting teeth removed in hospital.
The Labour pledge has been welcomed by British Dental Association chair-man Mick Armstrong.
He said: ‘When you give patients a reason to avoid check-ups, they bottle up problems and pile huge pressure across our NHS.
‘Sadly prevention is impossible when families on moderate incomes need to think twice about seeking care.
‘Dentists are health professionals, not tax collectors. These charges are designed to discourage attendance, while providing cover for government cuts.
‘However any plans to boost access must go hand in hand with support for a service facing serious recruitment problems. NHS dentistry cannot be delivered without NHS dentists.’
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Labour said the plans would also allow for early detection of signs of oral cancer, which claims more lives than testicular and cervical cancer combined.
However it has been criticised by the Conservative Party, who say Labour are asking tax payers to ‘foot another bill’.
A spokesperson said: ‘Dental check-ups are already free for those who don’t have the means to pay.
‘Labour’s plans will force taxpayers to foot yet another bill amounting to hundreds of millions pounds, simply to extend provision to people who can already afford it.
‘Labour’s proposals for a four-day week and uncontrolled immigration would cripple our NHS, leaving it understaffed and underfunded, and we would waste all of next year with two chaotic referendums under Corbyn.’
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Coming off an award winning debut in the Addams Family series. Thing T. Thing has stepped from the comicly bizarre into deeply humbling biopic. Based on his memoirs, Growing up was hard for Thing. The experience became nearly impossible when an outbreak of lice in his small town results in Thing being shaven.
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Body is light, and the mouthfeel smooth. The palate gathers apple peel, light clove notes and a thin sweetness that's touched with caramel. In the middle, ripe and juicy fresh wheat malt with pear edge, while a husky, grainy, wheat twang livens things up. Suggestions of bubblegum are noted.
There's very little bitterness, but a slight lemony sourness, banana pith and light hop leaf character that, combined, increase the perceived bitterness. Yeast is rather neutral, a bit chalky.
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Add to cart Share thisRich, golden color with dark amber and orange hues and a touch of chill haze that clears as the beer warms.  Steely and mineral in the nose, soft and powdery, with a dusting of herbal and malty-sweet suggestions. Very smooth on the palate; even and medium-bodied. Malty with bready and biscuity notes running through a light and toasty sweetness. An aggressive alcohol cuts through with spice and a burn, prickling the palate. Distinct herbal hops characters meet the alcohol spice and meld well. Faint taste of ripe stone fruit beneath. Toasty finish, slightly drying, powdery dash of spices.
One of the most sought-after stouts in Bell's history, Black Note Stout blends the complex aromatics of Expedition Stout with the velvety smooth texture of Double Cream Stout and ages the combination in freshly retired oak bourbon barrels for months. The resulting harmony of flavors captures the finest features of all three components: malty notes of dark chocolate, espresso & dried fruits, all buoyed by the warmth and fragrance of the bourbon barrel. Aimed squarely at the stout and bourbon aficionados, Black Note makes a grand statement about the art of the dark.
Rich, golden color with dark amber and orange hues and a touch of chill haze that clears as the beer warms.  Steely and mineral in the nose, soft and powdery, with a dusting of herbal and malty-sweet suggestions. Very smooth on the palate; even and medium-bodied. Malty with bready and biscuity notes running through a light and toasty sweetness. An aggressive alcohol cuts through with spice and a burn, prickling the palate. Distinct herbal hops characters meet the alcohol spice and meld well. Faint taste of ripe stone fruit beneath. Toasty finish, slightly drying, powdery dash of spices.
One of the most sought-after stouts in Bell's history, Black Note Stout blends the complex aromatics of Expedition Stout with the velvety smooth texture of Double Cream Stout and ages the combination in freshly retired oak bourbon barrels for months. The resulting harmony of flavors captures the finest features of all three components: malty notes of dark chocolate, espresso & dried fruits, all buoyed by the warmth and fragrance of the bourbon barrel. Aimed squarely at the stout and bourbon aficionados, Black Note makes a grand statement about the art of the dark.
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Christine McGuinness gives us nude glam as she arrives at charity boxing event
Christine McGuinness and Danielle Armstrong had everyone stopping in their tracks as they arrived at the Float Like A Butterfly charity ball.
Celebrities flocked to the charity boxing event to show off their best looks as they raised money for Caudwell Children, an organisation which supports children with autism who need help in accessing their full potential.
Christine left jaws hitting the floor as she posed in a semi-sheer metallic gown with a nude bodysuit underneath which kept everything PG.
The star, who recently said she was ‘not proud’ of having a blue badge to park in a disabled spot, watched the amateur boxing match with husband Paddy at home with their children.
The event also had the likes of Danielle, 31, gracing the red carpet as she showed off her growing baby bump in a simple green silk dress and curled hair.

Held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, the star-studded event raised over £403,000 for the cause.
The event also had Geordie Shore’s Holly Hagan, Melinda Messenger, Victoria Brown and Love Island’s Tyne-Lexy Clarson as guests.
Holly, 27, put Jessica Rabbit to shame as she slayed in a red silk body con dress that flowed onto the floor.
She accessorised with a simple sequin bag and necklace because who needs coats in two degree weather?
According to the Charity’s website, the event includes ‘a champagne reception, the finest cuisines, white collar boxing, live entertainment and money can’t buy auction prizes.’
Considering the amount of money earned, there must have been some top notch stuff up for auction.
Meanwhile, John Caudwell – chairman of the organisation – took to his Instagram story to thank people who donated huge sums of money.
The businessman wrote: ‘Thanks to the generosity of those who pledged individual sums of £100,000, £25,000 and £5,000 tonight for Caudwell children.’
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ZAP Browser Launch
If Firefox or Chrome are launched from ZAP with this add-on enabled then it automatically adds the ZAP browser extension.
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