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For all you people that are here to sign the Guestbook again, I'd like to make it quite clear that it is now FIXED! And I am extremely sorry that it wasn't working for so long, and that so many entries were lost. Please feel free to sign the guestbook, and try to make this entry as good as your original! Also, two new entries added to the library today ('Dead Famous' and 'The Master of Rain').


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Biblioteca de requisiçoes Http para PHP 5.4+
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| interface | IHttpRequest |
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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Trait global para registro e obter o objeto globalmente.


This example demonstrates the GeoNames search.
The js is not minified so it is readable. See GeonamesSearchComboExample.js.


A basic Diva instance.
A basic Diva instance using IIIF in Book Layout view and document metadata under 'Details'.
A basic Diva instance using IIIF and external manifests.
A demonstration of horizontal scrolling.
A demonstration of the highlight plugin.
A demonstration of the autoscroll plugin.


Bank Account Application
Account Name:
Address:
Initial Deposit:
Make My New Account
Account Summary:
Amount:
Deposit
Withdraw


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The TrueEnum'eration facility is an attempt to get compile time type checking for abstract enumerations. Java abuses the word "enumeration" to label an abstract indexing of a set of objects. For the rest of this document 'enumeration' means "giving distinct labels to".
The distinct but abstract integral values for an enumeration are in a class that extends class TrueEnum. When a text version of a value is required java's reflection mechanism is used to create a table of strings indexed by the class's integer members. The rest of the extension is a generated set of constructors.
TrueEnum's Value() member should only be used when Java mandates an actual integer. It exists for the sake of efficient switch implementation. All the case labels of a switch(te.Value()) should be of the form SomeClassEnum.label, where all "SomeClassEnum" tags are identical across the cases. This is one place where type checking cannot be done.


MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
(Paramount) Starring: Tom Cruise, Jon Voight, Emmanuelle Beart, Henry Czerny, Ving Rhames, Jean Reno. Screenplay: David Koepp, Robert Towne. Director: Brian DePalma. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
During one fifteen minute sequence in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, I was reminded of what a masterful director of suspense Brian DePalma can be when he is on his game. In that sequence, government undercover operative Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) is attempting to break into a CIA computer facility to steal information which will help him clear his name after he is suspected of being a double-agent, with the assistance of a team of other disavowed agents (Ving Rhames, Emmanuelle Beart and Jean Reno). That facility, however, is filthy with security systems: laser sensors, heat sensors, pressure sensors, sound sensors. As Cruise attempts to download files and get out of the booby-trapped room safely, DePalma creates the kind of suspense that most directors of action only dream about -- you're wondering not only _if_ Cruise will be caught, but which alarm will go off first. The CIA set piece is crisply edited, and set up and executed with skill and flair. For those fifteen minutes, DePalma is a genius again, and MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE is all you could ask a summer adventure-thriller to be.
This had to come as a dream assignment for DePalma, whose career has been a virtual relief map of peaks (THE UNTOUCHABLES) and valleys (THE BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES). It's telling that you won't see DePalma's name anywhere in the advertising campaign for MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE -- he's obviously not considered much of a selling point -- but it's the kind of job that can put a guy back on the A-list.  The film is full of cockeyed angles, extreme close-ups, flashbacks and slow-motion, as DePalma tries to create the illusion that somewhere buried in all the busy detail of plot, something is actually at stake in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.
Just to demonstrate that I understand the point of MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, I will observe that it is a premise, a property, a franchise, an identifiable name to be exploited. It is an espionage thriller which comes conveniently after GOLDENEYE has demonstrated that there is still a market for espionage thrillers, and it is yet another escapist entertainment like TWISTER which treats story and character as luxury items not afforded by budgets in the neighborhood of $70 million (a very comfortable neighborhood). The problem is that MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE carries on as though the story _is_ supposed to matter -- that we're supposed to care enough about Ethan Hunt as a character to want to see him succeed in his quest to vindicate himself, that we're supposed to understand there is a personal, mentor-like relationship between Hunt and his team leader Jim Phelps (Jon Voight), that we're supposed to identify any personal qualities in any of the individuals who comprise Hunt's IMF teams. There are scenes throughout the film which suggest that we're supposed to find the relationships between people relevant in some way, and instead I found myself scratching my head and wondering where, precisely, I was supposed to have picked up that information.
Even DePalma makes several puzzling choices during the film, including an ill-advised sequence which shows us through flashback that Hunt knows someone is lying to him, making a scene which comes later thoroughly anti-climactic. Still, he seems most of the time to be trying his best with a script by David Koepp and Robert Towne (and which featured story assistance from Steven Zaillian) which is both simplistic in premise and ridiculously convoluted and confusing in the execution. There is one extremely well-handled and unexpected development quite early in the film, and it offers the hope that MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE is going to avoid the predictability bug. However, at its heart MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE is about one real question -- who is the real traitor -- and I found myself waiting for the inevitable revelation through a morass of ridiculous leaps of logic.
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE's two other action set pieces will certainly have their fans, and there are moments of excitement and cleverness in both of them. But I found the opening sequence brutally edited, and if you've seen any trailers or commercials for the film (and how could you miss them), you've seen the best moment in the big high-speed train finale. No, there is only one real reason to see MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, and that is those fifteen precious minutes when you are reminded that a scene without special effects can be gripping because it was put together by a superb craftsman, a director who can momentarily make you forget about a sloppy script, and make you care about the fate of cardboard cutouts.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 impossible dreams: 5.
-- Scott Renshaw Stanford University http://www-leland.stanford.edu/~srenshaw
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Consumers demand withdrawal of paid parking system
by Staff ReporterThe Federation of Consumer and Service Organisations has sought the intervention of the District Collector to withdraw the Tiruchi Corporation move to collect roadside parking fee for vehicles near the Chathram bus stand.
In a representation, the federation claimed that appropriate permissions were not sought as the road belongs to the State Highways as it connects Karur.
“The entire area around the Chathram bus stand is congested due to redevelopment works. The parking fee is being levied in an already congested area, which is inconveniencing users. A similar proposal was dropped by the former Corporation Commissioner based on public demand. However, now the civic body has begun issuing tickets," said M. Sekaran, president of the federation.
Mr. Sekaran also drew the Collector’s attention to the Corporation's ‘illegal condition’ of parking at owner's risk.
Supreme Court order
“A Supreme Court Order rejected the ‘Owners’ risk’ clause in parking slips. The safety of the vehicles at the parking spot is the responsibility of the Corporation,” he said.
Instead of asking commercial establishments to provide parking space, common people are being harassed, Mr. Sekaran said.
He also pointed out that ₹5 per hour for two-wheelers and ₹20 for four-wheelers being charged by the Tiruchi Corporation was an exorbitant amount to pay for parking.


Nyzo version 622 (commit on GitHub) corrects an issue with directory creation in the BlockFileConsolidator.
This version affects the three run modes that use the consolidator: the verifier, the sentinel, and the client.
This is a small update that is both important and deliberately inconsequential for most users.
In version 588, the BlockManager.writeBlocksToFile() method was rewritten for efficiency. In this rewrite, a call to mkdirs() on the parent file was removed (line 220 in the before-commit code). This was not a problem for the individual block files, because creation of the directory for these files is ensured in BlockManager.initialize(). However, this was a problem for consolidated files.
This version corrects the issue of directory creation for consolidated block files. This version also modifies and clarifies the behavior of the BlockFileConsolidator to ensure the corrected behavior does not cause issues for verifiers or sentinels.
In BlockFileConsolidator, a value for the consolidate run option was added. This was an implicit, default behavior before.
In BlockFileConsolidator.start(), the run option is checked. If one of the enumeration values is not specified, the default is applied. For the verifier and sentinel, the default is delete. For the client, the default is consolidate.
This is a change in specified behavior for both the verifier and sentinel. However, consolidated block files are mostly useless for both the verifier and sentinel, and this is not a change in actual behavior for most verifiers and sentinels. Furthermore, if verifiers and sentinels did suddenly begin storing consolidated block files after an extended period of not storing these files, this change in behavior could cause disk-space issues on instances that were not concerned about such issues before.
In BlockFileConsolidator.consolidateFiles(), the directory is now made just before the consolidated file is written. This change corrects the error that was introduced in version 588.


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tpl2dox demo
forest example
forest.tpl
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| init_bounded_number | beta (.1, 1.0,-1) |
| objective_function_value | f |
| init_bounded_number | log_nu (-15, 4) |
| init_bounded_number | log_sigma (-5, 3) |
| init_bounded_number | log_tau (-14, 15, 2) |
| sdreport_number | nu |
| vector | S (1, k+1) |
| sdreport_number | sigma |
| likeprof_number | tau |
| init_bounded_number beta(.1, 1.0,-1) |
Definition at line 274 of file forest.tpl.
| init_bounded_number log_nu(-15, 4) |
| init_bounded_number log_sigma(-5, 3) |
| init_bounded_number log_tau(-14, 15, 2) |
Definition at line 271 of file forest.tpl.
| sdreport_number sigma |
Definition at line 272 of file forest.tpl.
| likeprof_number tau |
Definition at line 269 of file forest.tpl.


Setup server for the company, build the website. Building a desktop software using electron and react for UI, connect with python engine that allow the program to scan an object with webcam and generate PLY file out.
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Fight Maker Web Application
A project sponsored by Jon Rahoi from CreditKarma. It is a web application that helps users manage, view and search MMA(Mixed Martial Arts) event. It's a platform for event manager to contribute and pulish a fight event.
A full web application built with nodejs, mainly react in frontend and express in backend. Supporting third-party registerations and login, user permission controls.
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Service-Oriented Ticket Puchase System
A Restful ticket purchase system support basic create, read, update and delete operations. Handle system failure by having multiple replicas. Implement consensus algorithm, write protocol between primary server and replica servers. Fully support multi-threading.


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This vernacular building represents Lafayette’s coal mining era (1889-1946) and was home to a Lafayette postmaster, merchant and mine foreman. Its architectural features include shingled gable ends, bay windows, and decorative porch banisters. The house represents the late Victorian style in Lafayette. It’s most decorative feature is the attached porch gazebo, which alludes to the Queen Anne style.
This is the home of Edgar Beckett, longtime postmaster, and his wife Georgia. Edgar Beckett was appointed postmaster in 1897 by President McKinley. He was postmaster 13 years and weighmaster at the Simpson Mine. Son Rexford Beckett grew up in the house and was part of the team at Great Western Sugar Company who invented one of the first mechanical sugar beet harvesters. Daughter Adelia was the first woman pharmacist in Ft. Collins in 1928. Sons Leland and Norman were volunteer firefighters who set a world record on the town hose team in 1924. |
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½ cup fresh orange juice 2 Tbsp. Sriracha
1 Tbsp. honey 2 tsp. soy sauce or tamari soy sauce ¼ cup plus 2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
1 Tbsp. plus 1 tsp. fresh lime juice
1½ lb. jumbo or large shrimp, peeled, deveined
Kosher salt 2 large oranges, preferably different varieties (such as Cara Cara or Valencia)
2 Persian cucumbers, quartered lengthwise, sliced crosswise ½" thick 4 scallions, thinly sliced
Steamed rice and sliced avocado (for serving)
RECIPE PREPARATION
Whisk orange juice, Sriracha, honey, soy sauce, ¼ cup oil, and 1 Tbsp. lime juice in a medium bowl. Set aside half of dressing in a small bowl for serving. Add shrimp to remaining sauce and toss to coat; season lightly with salt. Let sit, tossing occasionally, 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, using a paring knife, remove peel and white pith from oranges, being careful not to remove too much of the flesh; discard. Slice oranges into ½"-thick rounds, then cut into 1" pieces. Transfer to a medium bowl and add cucumbers, scallions, and remaining 1 tsp. lime juice; toss to combine. Season with salt.
Heat remaining 2 Tbsp. oil in a large skillet over high. Working in batches if needed, cook shrimp until charred in spots and cooked through, about 3 minutes per side.
Divide rice among bowls. Top with shrimp, citrus salad, and avocado and drizzle with reserved dressing.


Source code for domonic.CDN
"""
domonic.CDN
====================================
Refs to some useful .js and .css libs.
use for prototyping. wget anything in later and create your own local references once ur happy
TODO - integrity/cross origin/module?
"""
# class CDN_TEXT(object):
# lorem ipusm generator
# fake names
[docs]class CDN_IMG(object):
""" CDN images """
# - icons
# - UI - emojis
'''
# SOME EXAMPLES. NOT ALL ARE HTTPS:
http://placehold.it/350x150
http://unsplash.it/200/300
http://lorempixel.com/400/200
http://dummyimage.com/600x300/000/fff
# https://dummyimage.com/420x320/ff7f7f/333333.png&text=Sample
http://placekitten.com/200/300
https://placeimg.com/640/480/any
http://placebear.com/g/200/300
https://ipsumimage.appspot.com/140x100, ff7700
https://www.fillmurray.com/640/360
https://baconmockup.com/640/360
https://placebeard.it/640x360
https://www.placecage.com/640/360
https://www.stevensegallery.com/640/360
https://fakeimg.pl/640x360
# https://fakeimg.pl/420x320/ff0000,128/333333,255/?text=Sample&font=lobster
https://picsum.photos/640/360
https://via.placeholder.com/420x320/ff7f7f/333333?text=Sample
https://keywordimg.com/420x320/random
http://www.dummysrc.com/430x320.png/22c5fc/17202A
'''
PLACEHOLDER_SERVICE = "loremflickr.com"
[docs] @staticmethod
def PLACEHOLDER(width=100, height=100, HTTP="", seperator='/'):
"""
to update do CDN_IMG.PLACEHOLDER_SERVICE = "placebear.com/g"
usage : img(_src=CDN_IMG.PLACEHOLDER(300,100))
default HTTP is none, to let the browser decide
# use optional seperator if the site uses x instead of slash
img(_src=CDN_IMG.PLACEHOLDER(300,100,'x'))
"""
return f"{HTTP}://{CDN_IMG.PLACEHOLDER_SERVICE}/{width}{seperator}{height}"
[docs]class CDN_JS(object):
"""
You will need to append the lib version number if you add any libs here
# obvious candidates... https://github.com/sorrycc/awesome-javascript
"""
JQUERY_3_5_1 = "https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.5.1.min.js"
JQUERY_UI = "https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.0/jquery-ui.min.js"
UNDERSCORE =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BOOTSTRAP_4 = "https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.5.2/js/bootstrap.min.js"
POPPER_1_16_1 =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BOOTSTRAP_5_ALPHA = "https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/5.0.0-alpha1/js/bootstrap.min.js"
D3_6_1_0 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/d3/6.1.0/d3.min.js"
MODERNIZER_2_8_3 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/modernizr/2.8.3/modernizr.min.js"
MOMENT_2_27_0 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/moment.js/2.27.0/moment.min.js"
PIXI_5_3_3 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/pixi.js/5.3.3/pixi.min.js"
SOCKET_1_4_5 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/socket.io/1.4.5/socket.io.min.js"
X3DOM = "https://www.x3dom.org/download/x3dom.js"
AFRAME_1_2 = "https://aframe.io/releases/1.2.0/aframe.min.js"
BRYTHON_3_9_5 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/brython/3.9.5/brython.min.js"
MATHML = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/mathjax/2.7.0/MathJax.js?config=MML_HTMLorMML" # polyfill mathml
HTMX =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># def find_on_cdn():
# https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/
# https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/
# def dl(self, path=None): # download
# if path none domonic.JS_MASTER < strip off name to get default assets folder if non passed
[docs]class CDN_CSS(object):
"""
Preferably use version numbers if available. user LATEST if it always gets the latest
"""
BOOTSTRAP_5_ALPHA = "https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/5.0.0-alpha1/js/bootstrap.min.js"
BOOTSTRAP_4 = "https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.5.2/css/bootstrap.min.css"
MARX = "https://unpkg.com/marx-css/css/marx.min.css" # version?
MVP = "https://unpkg.com/mvp.css" # version?
WATER_LATEST =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># note 'latest' in cdn url
BALLOON = "https://unpkg.com/balloon-css/balloon.min.css"
THREE_DOTS_0_2_0 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/three-dots/0.2.0/three-dots.min.css"
MILLIGRAM_1_3_0 = "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/milligram/1.3.0/milligram.css"
X3DOM = "https://www.x3dom.org/download/x3dom.css"
FONTAWESOME_5_7_1 = "https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.7.1/css/all.css"
MDI_5_4_55 = "https://cdn.materialdesignicons.com/5.4.55/css/materialdesignicons.min.css" # icons
TAILWIND_2_2_15 =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># find_on_cdn():
# https://unpkg.com/
# https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/
# def dl(self, path=domonic.JS_MASTER): # download
class CDN_FONT(object):
@staticmethod
def google(family):
return "https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=" + '+'.join(family)
# @staticmethod
# def font_awesome(version='5.7.1'):
# return f"https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v{version}/css/all.css"


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/01/2019 | ₦10,000,000 | Toyota | New | ||
| 03/01/2019 | ₦6,550,000 | Nissan | New | ||
| 03/01/2019 | ₦850,000 | Ford | Used | ||
| 02/01/2019 | ₦550,000 | Kia | Used | ||
| 02/01/2019 | ₦1,8000,000 | BMW | Used |
| Owner | Date Added | Price | Make | State | Status | Price Offered | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owolabi Ajao | 04/01/2019 | ₦10,000,000 | Toyota | New | Pending | ₦8,000,000 | |
| Okoye Chukwuma | 03/01/2019 | ₦6,550,000 | Nissan | New | Pending | ₦5,500,000 | |
| Okoye Chinazo | 03/01/2019 | ₦850,000 | Ford | Used | Pending | ₦600,000 | |
| Okoye Rita | 02/01/2019 | ₦550,000 | Kia | Used | Pending | ₦300,000 | |
| Okoye Chijioke | 02/01/2019 | ₦1,8000,000 | BMW | Used | Pending | ₦1,300,000 |


Package org.bitcoinj.script
Class Script
- java.lang.Object
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- org.bitcoinj.script.Script
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public class Script extends java.lang.Object
Programs embedded inside transactions that control redemption of payments.
Bitcoin transactions don't specify what they do directly. Instead a small binary stack language is used to define programs that when evaluated return whether the transaction "accepts" or rejects the other transactions connected to it.
In SPV mode, scripts are not run, because that would require all transactions to be available and lightweight clients don't have that data. In full mode, this class is used to run the interpreted language. It also has static methods for building scripts.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
Script.ScriptType
Enumeration to encapsulate the type of this script.static class
Script.VerifyFlag
Flags to pass tocorrectlySpends(Transaction, long, Script, Set)
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.util.EnumSet<Script.VerifyFlag>
ALL_VERIFY_FLAGS
protected java.util.List<ScriptChunk>
chunks
static int
MAX_P2SH_SIGOPS
Max number of sigops allowed in a standard p2sh redeem scriptstatic long
MAX_SCRIPT_ELEMENT_SIZE
protected byte[]
program
static int
SIG_SIZE
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, int scriptSigIndex, TransactionWitness witness, Coin value, Script scriptPubKey, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags)
Verifies that this script (interpreted as a scriptSig) correctly spends the given scriptPubKey.void
correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, long scriptSigIndex, Script scriptPubKey)
Deprecated.UsecorrectlySpends(Transaction, int, TransactionWitness, Coin, Script, Set)
instead so that verification flags do not change as new verification options are added.void
correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, long scriptSigIndex, Script scriptPubKey, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags)
Verifies that this script (interpreted as a scriptSig) correctly spends the given scriptPubKey.Script
createEmptyInputScript(ECKey key, Script redeemScript)
Creates an incomplete scriptSig that, once filled with signatures, can redeem output containing this scriptPubKey.TransactionWitness
createEmptyWitness(ECKey key)
static byte[]
createInputScript(byte[] signature)
static byte[]
createInputScript(byte[] signature, byte[] pubkey)
static byte[]
createMultiSigOutputScript(int threshold, java.util.List<ECKey> pubkeys)
Creates a program that requires at least N of the given keys to sign, using OP_CHECKMULTISIG.static int
decodeFromOpN(int opcode)
static int
encodeToOpN(int value)
boolean
equals(java.lang.Object o)
static void
executeScript(Transaction txContainingThis, long index, Script script, java.util.LinkedList<byte[]> stack, boolean enforceNullDummy)
Deprecated.static void
executeScript(Transaction txContainingThis, long index, Script script, java.util.LinkedList<byte[]> stack, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags)
Exposes the script interpreter.java.util.List<ScriptChunk>
getChunks()
Returns an immutable list of the scripts parsed form.java.math.BigInteger
getCLTVPaymentChannelExpiry()
Deprecated.byte[]
getCLTVPaymentChannelRecipientPubKey()
Deprecated.byte[]
getCLTVPaymentChannelSenderPubKey()
Deprecated.long
getCreationTimeSeconds()
int
getNumberOfBytesRequiredToSpend(ECKey pubKey, Script redeemScript)
Returns number of bytes required to spend this script.int
getNumberOfSignaturesRequiredToSpend()
Returns number of signatures required to satisfy this script.static long
getP2SHSigOpCount(byte[] scriptSig)
Gets the count of P2SH Sig Ops in the Script scriptSigbyte[]
getProgram()
Returns the serialized program as a newly created byte array.byte[]
getPubKeyHash()
If the program somehow pays to a hash, returns the hash.java.util.List<ECKey>
getPubKeys()
Returns a list of the keys required by this script, assuming a multi-sig script.Script
getScriptSigWithSignature(Script scriptSig, byte[] sigBytes, int index)
Returns a copy of the given scriptSig with the signature inserted in the given position.Script.ScriptType
getScriptType()
Get theScript.ScriptType
.int
getSigInsertionIndex(Sha256Hash hash, ECKey signingKey)
Returns the index where a signature by the key should be inserted.static int
getSigOpCount(byte[] program)
Gets the count of regular SigOps in the script program (counting multisig ops as 20)Address
getToAddress(NetworkParameters params)
Gets the destination address from this script, if it's in the required form.Address
getToAddress(NetworkParameters params, boolean forcePayToPubKey)
Gets the destination address from this script, if it's in the required form.int
hashCode()
boolean
isOpReturn()
Deprecated.boolean
isPayToScriptHash()
Deprecated.boolean
isSentToAddress()
Deprecated.boolean
isSentToCLTVPaymentChannel()
Deprecated.boolean
isSentToMultiSig()
Deprecated.boolean
isSentToRawPubKey()
Deprecated.static byte[]
removeAllInstancesOf(byte[] inputScript, byte[] chunkToRemove)
Returns the script bytes of inputScript with all instances of the specified script object removedstatic byte[]
removeAllInstancesOfOp(byte[] inputScript, int opCode)
Returns the script bytes of inputScript with all instances of the given op code removedvoid
setCreationTimeSeconds(long creationTimeSeconds)
java.lang.String
toString()
Returns the program opcodes as a string, for example "[1234] DUP HASH160", or "<empty>".static void
writeBytes(java.io.OutputStream os, byte[] buf)
Writes out the given byte buffer to the output stream with the correct opcode prefix To write an integer call writeBytes(out, Utils.reverseBytes(Utils.encodeMPI(val, false)));
-
-
-
Field Detail
-
ALL_VERIFY_FLAGS
public static final java.util.EnumSet<Script.VerifyFlag> ALL_VERIFY_FLAGS
-
MAX_SCRIPT_ELEMENT_SIZE
public static final long MAX_SCRIPT_ELEMENT_SIZE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
SIG_SIZE
public static final int SIG_SIZE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
MAX_P2SH_SIGOPS
public static final int MAX_P2SH_SIGOPS
Max number of sigops allowed in a standard p2sh redeem script- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
chunks
protected java.util.List<ScriptChunk> chunks
-
program
protected byte[] program
-
-
Constructor Detail
-
Script
public Script(byte[] programBytes) throws ScriptException
Construct a Script that copies and wraps the programBytes array. The array is parsed and checked for syntactic validity.- Parameters:
programBytes
- Array of program bytes from a transaction.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
Script
public Script(byte[] programBytes, long creationTimeSeconds) throws ScriptException
- Throws:
ScriptException
-
-
Method Detail
-
getCreationTimeSeconds
public long getCreationTimeSeconds()
-
setCreationTimeSeconds
public void setCreationTimeSeconds(long creationTimeSeconds)
-
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
Returns the program opcodes as a string, for example "[1234] DUP HASH160", or "<empty>".- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
-
getProgram
public byte[] getProgram()
Returns the serialized program as a newly created byte array.
-
getChunks
public java.util.List<ScriptChunk> getChunks()
Returns an immutable list of the scripts parsed form. Each chunk is either an opcode or data element.
-
isSentToRawPubKey
@Deprecated public boolean isSentToRawPubKey()
Deprecated.
-
isSentToAddress
@Deprecated public boolean isSentToAddress()
Deprecated.
-
getPubKeyHash
public byte[] getPubKeyHash() throws ScriptException
If the program somehow pays to a hash, returns the hash.
Otherwise this method throws a ScriptException.
- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getCLTVPaymentChannelSenderPubKey
@Deprecated public byte[] getCLTVPaymentChannelSenderPubKey() throws ScriptException
Deprecated.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getCLTVPaymentChannelRecipientPubKey
@Deprecated public byte[] getCLTVPaymentChannelRecipientPubKey() throws ScriptException
Deprecated.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getCLTVPaymentChannelExpiry
@Deprecated public java.math.BigInteger getCLTVPaymentChannelExpiry() throws ScriptException
Deprecated.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getToAddress
public Address getToAddress(NetworkParameters params) throws ScriptException
Gets the destination address from this script, if it's in the required form.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getToAddress
public Address getToAddress(NetworkParameters params, boolean forcePayToPubKey) throws ScriptException
Gets the destination address from this script, if it's in the required form.- Parameters:
forcePayToPubKey
- If true, allow payToPubKey to be casted to the corresponding address. This is useful if you prefer showing addresses rather than pubkeys.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
writeBytes
public static void writeBytes(java.io.OutputStream os, byte[] buf) throws java.io.IOException
Writes out the given byte buffer to the output stream with the correct opcode prefix To write an integer call writeBytes(out, Utils.reverseBytes(Utils.encodeMPI(val, false)));- Throws:
java.io.IOException
-
createMultiSigOutputScript
public static byte[] createMultiSigOutputScript(int threshold, java.util.List<ECKey> pubkeys)
Creates a program that requires at least N of the given keys to sign, using OP_CHECKMULTISIG.
-
createInputScript
public static byte[] createInputScript(byte[] signature, byte[] pubkey)
-
createInputScript
public static byte[] createInputScript(byte[] signature)
-
createEmptyInputScript
public Script createEmptyInputScript(@Nullable ECKey key, @Nullable Script redeemScript)
Creates an incomplete scriptSig that, once filled with signatures, can redeem output containing this scriptPubKey. Instead of the signatures resulting script has OP_0. Having incomplete input script allows to pass around partially signed tx. It is expected that this program later on will be updated with proper signatures.
-
createEmptyWitness
public TransactionWitness createEmptyWitness(ECKey key)
-
getScriptSigWithSignature
public Script getScriptSigWithSignature(Script scriptSig, byte[] sigBytes, int index)
Returns a copy of the given scriptSig with the signature inserted in the given position.
-
getSigInsertionIndex
public int getSigInsertionIndex(Sha256Hash hash, ECKey signingKey)
Returns the index where a signature by the key should be inserted. Only applicable to a P2SH scriptSig.
-
getPubKeys
public java.util.List<ECKey> getPubKeys()
Returns a list of the keys required by this script, assuming a multi-sig script.- Throws:
ScriptException
- if the script type is not understood or is pay to address or is P2SH (run this method on the "Redeem script" instead).
-
decodeFromOpN
public static int decodeFromOpN(int opcode)
-
encodeToOpN
public static int encodeToOpN(int value)
-
getSigOpCount
public static int getSigOpCount(byte[] program) throws ScriptException
Gets the count of regular SigOps in the script program (counting multisig ops as 20)- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getP2SHSigOpCount
public static long getP2SHSigOpCount(byte[] scriptSig) throws ScriptException
Gets the count of P2SH Sig Ops in the Script scriptSig- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getNumberOfSignaturesRequiredToSpend
public int getNumberOfSignaturesRequiredToSpend()
Returns number of signatures required to satisfy this script.
-
getNumberOfBytesRequiredToSpend
public int getNumberOfBytesRequiredToSpend(@Nullable ECKey pubKey, @Nullable Script redeemScript)
Returns number of bytes required to spend this script. It accepts optional ECKey and redeemScript that may be required for certain types of script to estimate target size.
-
isPayToScriptHash
@Deprecated public boolean isPayToScriptHash()
Deprecated.
-
isSentToMultiSig
@Deprecated public boolean isSentToMultiSig()
Deprecated.
-
isSentToCLTVPaymentChannel
@Deprecated public boolean isSentToCLTVPaymentChannel()
Deprecated.
-
removeAllInstancesOf
public static byte[] removeAllInstancesOf(byte[] inputScript, byte[] chunkToRemove)
Returns the script bytes of inputScript with all instances of the specified script object removed
-
removeAllInstancesOfOp
public static byte[] removeAllInstancesOfOp(byte[] inputScript, int opCode)
Returns the script bytes of inputScript with all instances of the given op code removed
-
isOpReturn
@Deprecated public boolean isOpReturn()
Deprecated.
-
executeScript
@Deprecated public static void executeScript(@Nullable Transaction txContainingThis, long index, Script script, java.util.LinkedList<byte[]> stack, boolean enforceNullDummy) throws ScriptException
Deprecated.Exposes the script interpreter. Normally you should not use this directly, instead useTransactionInput.verify(TransactionOutput)
orcorrectlySpends(Transaction, int, TransactionWitness, Coin, Script, Set)
. This method is useful if you need more precise control or access to the final state of the stack. This interface is very likely to change in future.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
executeScript
public static void executeScript(@Nullable Transaction txContainingThis, long index, Script script, java.util.LinkedList<byte[]> stack, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags) throws ScriptException
Exposes the script interpreter. Normally you should not use this directly, instead useTransactionInput.verify(TransactionOutput)
orcorrectlySpends(Transaction, int, TransactionWitness, Coin, Script, Set)
. This method is useful if you need more precise control or access to the final state of the stack. This interface is very likely to change in future.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
correctlySpends
@Deprecated public void correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, long scriptSigIndex, Script scriptPubKey) throws ScriptException
Deprecated.UsecorrectlySpends(Transaction, int, TransactionWitness, Coin, Script, Set)
instead so that verification flags do not change as new verification options are added.Verifies that this script (interpreted as a scriptSig) correctly spends the given scriptPubKey, enabling all validation rules.- Parameters:
txContainingThis
- The transaction in which this input scriptSig resides. Accessing txContainingThis from another thread while this method runs results in undefined behavior.scriptSigIndex
- The index in txContainingThis of the scriptSig (note: NOT the index of the scriptPubKey).scriptPubKey
- The connected scriptPubKey containing the conditions needed to claim the value.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
correctlySpends
public void correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, int scriptSigIndex, @Nullable TransactionWitness witness, @Nullable Coin value, Script scriptPubKey, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags) throws ScriptException
Verifies that this script (interpreted as a scriptSig) correctly spends the given scriptPubKey.- Parameters:
txContainingThis
- The transaction in which this input scriptSig resides. Accessing txContainingThis from another thread while this method runs results in undefined behavior.scriptSigIndex
- The index in txContainingThis of the scriptSig (note: NOT the index of the scriptPubKey).scriptPubKey
- The connected scriptPubKey containing the conditions needed to claim the value.witness
- Transaction witness belonging to the transaction input containing this script. Needed for SegWit.value
- Value of the output. Needed for SegWit scripts.verifyFlags
- Each flag enables one validation rule.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
correctlySpends
public void correctlySpends(Transaction txContainingThis, long scriptSigIndex, Script scriptPubKey, java.util.Set<Script.VerifyFlag> verifyFlags) throws ScriptException
Verifies that this script (interpreted as a scriptSig) correctly spends the given scriptPubKey.- Parameters:
txContainingThis
- The transaction in which this input scriptSig resides. Accessing txContainingThis from another thread while this method runs results in undefined behavior.scriptSigIndex
- The index in txContainingThis of the scriptSig (note: NOT the index of the scriptPubKey).scriptPubKey
- The connected scriptPubKey containing the conditions needed to claim the value.verifyFlags
- Each flag enables one validation rule.- Throws:
ScriptException
-
getScriptType
@Nullable public Script.ScriptType getScriptType()
Get theScript.ScriptType
.- Returns:
- The script type, or null if the script is of unknown type
-
equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
- Overrides:
equals
in classjava.lang.Object
-
hashCode
public int hashCode()
- Overrides:
hashCode
in classjava.lang.Object
-
-


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- Guitar Player, especially of Frank Zappa and Psychostick songs.
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b2DistanceJoint Class Reference
#include <b2DistanceJoint.h>
List of all members.
Detailed Description
A distance joint constrains two points on two bodies to remain at a fixed distance from each other. You can view this as a massless, rigid rod.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Member Function Documentation
| b2Vec2 b2DistanceJoint::GetAnchorA |
( |
|
) |
const [virtual] |
Get the anchor point on bodyA in world coordinates.
Implements b2Joint.
| b2Vec2 b2DistanceJoint::GetAnchorB |
( |
|
) |
const [virtual] |
Get the anchor point on bodyB in world coordinates.
Implements b2Joint.
| float32 b2DistanceJoint::GetDampingRatio |
( |
|
) |
const [inline] |
| float32 b2DistanceJoint::GetFrequency |
( |
|
) |
const [inline] |
| float32 b2DistanceJoint::GetLength |
( |
|
) |
const [inline] |
| b2Vec2 b2DistanceJoint::GetReactionForce |
( |
float32 |
inv_dt |
) |
const [virtual] |
Get the reaction force on body2 at the joint anchor in Newtons.
Implements b2Joint.
| float32 b2DistanceJoint::GetReactionTorque |
( |
float32 |
inv_dt |
) |
const [virtual] |
Get the reaction torque on body2 in N*m.
Implements b2Joint.
| void b2DistanceJoint::InitVelocityConstraints |
( |
const b2TimeStep & |
step |
) |
[protected, virtual] |
| void b2DistanceJoint::SetDampingRatio |
( |
float32 |
ratio |
) |
[inline] |
| void b2DistanceJoint::SetFrequency |
( |
float32 |
hz |
) |
[inline] |
| void b2DistanceJoint::SetLength |
( |
float32 |
length |
) |
[inline] |
Set/get the natural length. Manipulating the length can lead to non-physical behavior when the frequency is zero.
| bool b2DistanceJoint::SolvePositionConstraints |
( |
float32 |
baumgarte |
) |
[protected, virtual] |
| void b2DistanceJoint::SolveVelocityConstraints |
( |
const b2TimeStep & |
step |
) |
[protected, virtual] |
Friends And Related Function Documentation
Member Data Documentation
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
. I have seen the future, and it is very French.
What can I say about THE FIFTH ELEMENT that you haven't probably heard already? Not much, but I will say that THE FIFTH ELEMENT is a mess -- a mess of grand proportions, full of dazzling colors, lights, explosions, outfits, and... hairstyles. Designer John-Paul Gaultier's involvement with Luc Besson's creation (the most expensive French production ever) is well-known, as is Milla Jovovich's role as Leeloo, supposedly the most perfect being (but I wouldn't have pegged her as being so flaky).
The plot, what there is of one, is your basic "cab driver saves the world from a big flying ball of evil using magic rocks" story, with Bruce Willis as the cabbie in question and Gary Oldman as the corporate tycoon who wants the rocks for himself.  Plus there's the blatant rip offs from BLADE RUNNER and BRAZIL that I won't even get started on.
Enough already. My bet? Wait until summer for the real sci-fi to fly.
RATING: **
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Hey there, I'm John Hammeke. Easy-going, funny and generally laid-back character, I am always interested in learning new things. Whether it be IT related, or real-life related (please help me cook!) I am always trying to learn.
Learning for over 7+ years
Network Administration is my passion, and listed below are just a few technologies I've learned:
Started learning in my Sophmore year of College
Strong in Front-End Development
Tech-lover, Competitive Gamer, and Sim Racing Enthusiast
I have been gaming (FPS, MMORPG) since 6, and I have been a lover of technology since I can remember.
I want to complete my CCNA aswell as CCNP.
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In 2017 I later went on to enroll in FreeCode Camp(a non-profit organization for learning) where I've been able to hone my skills in web development. I serve as a co-lead in the GDG chapter of my current location. I'm currently a freelancer opened to talks.


Here is a table from the US Environmental Protection Agency from a few years ago. What are the problems with this table?
| Source Sector | Total Emissions |
|---|---|
| Electricity Generation | 652,314 |
| Fires | 14,520,530 |
| Fossil Fuel Combustion | 1,499,367 |
| Industrial Processes | 2,414,055 |
| Miscellaneous | 33,786 |
| Non Road Equipment | 22,414,896 |
| On Road Vehicles | 62,957,908 |
| Residential Wood Combustion | 2,704,197 |
| Road Dust | 0 |
| Solvent Use | 3,294 |
| Waste Disposal | 2,018,496 |
A better version of the table (font, background, alignment):
| Source Sector | Total Emissions |
|---|---|
| Electricity Generation | 652,314 |
| Fires | 14,520,530 |
| Fossil Fuel Combustion | 1,499,367 |
| Industrial Processes | 2,414,055 |
| Miscellaneous | 33,786 |
| Non Road Equipment | 22,414,896 |
| On Road Vehicles | 62,957,908 |
| Residential Wood Combustion | 2,704,197 |
| Road Dust | 0 |
| Solvent Use | 3,294 |
| Waste Disposal | 2,018,496 |
Here is a sample table with two values: Yes/No.
| Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| Yes |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
| No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| No |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
| Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Yes |
A better version would be:
| Yes |
- |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| Yes |
- |
- |
- |
Yes |
| - |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| - |
- |
- |
- |
Yes |
| Yes |
Yes |
- |
- |
Yes |
Using color to highlight the pattern (one color):
| Yes |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| Yes |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
| No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| No |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
| Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Yes |
This is the bar charts of the population of the USA over the last 8 years. The left chart shows how 3D hurts the visualization. The right chart is a less fancy but much more effective in 2D.
Here is an example how visualization lies: from Time Magazine (4/9/79) via Tufte. Please avoid this.
These examples are charts from a recent version of Excel. 3D distorts the view making it more difficult (less accurate as well) to read the visualization.
A 2D version is much better. Picking up the right colors is also helpful: we could use colors to relate consoles. For example, Playstation 2 and Playstation 3 are both in (darker and lighter) blue.
Here is another bad example from Fox news:


Overwatch: First-Shooter Game
Overwatch is a team-based multiplayer first-person shooter video game. It was developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment, which was released in May, 2016. There are many characters, which are called heroes, to choose from; and each of them are unique in appearance and have their own set of unique abilities. This allows players to find a hero that fits their play style.
Roles
There are three main roles in the game: DPS (stands for damage per second), tanks and healers.
DPS
DPS are the damage dealers, and their main targets are the opposite team’s DPS and healers. The DPS objectives are to take them down in team fights and to survive as long as possible by staying behind your tanks while getting healed by the healers. The latter objective is critical because a team without damage dealers does not produce enough damage to win team fights.
Tanks
Most of the tanks have shields to protect themselves and their team and other unique damage dealing abilities. These tanks are called the main tanks. The other type of tanks is the off-tank. These do not have a shield, but they generally have health generation and can absorb heavy damage. Their damage output is also higher than main tanks. The objective of the tanks is to protect their team from the opposite team.
Healers
Healers are classified as the support role. They support their team by healing them and using support abilities. Some of the support abilities are amplifying a team member’s damage, amplifying the enemy’s damage taken, creating a teleport machine, or increasing their team’s movement speed. The healers’ main objective is to keep everyone in their team alive.
Gameplay
The objective of the game depends on the game mode, but generally the offensive team needs to attack the defensive team and take over the control point.
Game Modes
There are 4 available game modes in competitive ranked or quick play which are Assault, Control, Escort, Hybrid; and 3 game modes are in Arcade which are Capture the Flag, Deathmatch and Elimination.
Assault
Assault, is a game mode in which the attacking team must take two capture points, while the defending team attempts to prevent them until the time runs out. When the first capture point is captured, the timer will increase and both teams spawning locations will move. Overtime will be triggered if the point is being contested by the attacking team, for as long they are on the point. Each Capture point is divided into three segments, representing a capture % checkpoint.
Control
Control, is a game mode in which two teams fight over a capture point in a best-of-three format. While a team is controlling a capture point, they will make progress toward 100% completion. Whichever team reaches 100% first wins the round. Overtime will be triggered if one team has reached 99% while the point is being contested by the other team, for as long as they are on the point. This game mode does not have a time limit, unlike others. All three rounds are located in the same location, with each round located in a different area of the map and featuring a new capture point.
Escort
Escort, is a game mode in which the attacking team must escort a payload to a delivery point, while the defending team attempts to prevent them until the time runs out. Each map has between 2-3 check points between the starting position and delivery point which when reached, will increase the timer and move both teams spawning locations. Overtime will be triggered if the payload is being contested by the attacking team, for as long they are near the payload.
Hybrid
Hybrid, is a game mode in which combines two types of other game modes. Currently, the only hybrid maps available are those that start with an Assault capture point and continue with an Escort objective. These sections behave exactly as their stand-alone game modes do.
Capture The Flag
Capture the Flag, is a game mode in which there is one flag on each side of the map, one for each team. The objective is to capture the enemy team's flag and bring it to your team's flag position, while preventing the enemy team of capturing your team's flag. The team that reaches 3 points first or has the most points when the 5-minute timer runs out wins the match.
Deathmatch
Deathmatch is a game mode in which eight players compete in a free-for-all with the only objective being to eliminate each other. The player who reaches 20 points first or has the highest score when the 10-minute timer runs out will be awarded first place. Win credit is awarded to the top four players of each match. Some of the hybrid and escort maps are modified for play in Deathmatch. Heroes can be chosen with no hero limit applying.
Elimination
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Taiwan bubble tea shop rumored to be closed after 15 years
Popular drink vendor near NTU has not opened for two weeks after cockroach incident
by Ching-Tse ChengChen San Ding bubble tea shop rumored to be closed after 15 years. (Facebook photo) Chen San Ding bubble tea shop rumored to be closed after 15 years. (Facebook photo)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Famous Taiwanese bubble tea shop Chen San Ding (陳三鼎青蛙撞奶) in Taipei is rumored to have closed permanently after a recent "cockroach" incident and allegations of tax evasion.
According to neighboring food vendors, the bubble tea shop across from National Taiwan University (NTU) has not opened for two weeks, and several netizens have claimed that they saw the owner moving equipment out of the store. As of Monday (Nov. 25), there have been no new updates on the official Chen San Ding Facebook page.
The NTU favorite has attracted bubble tea enthusiasts from all over the world and has been praised by local and international YouTubers for its fresh and savory ingredients. Last month, however, one couple discovered a cockroach in one of their beverages and said that the owner had offered them NT$1,000 in exchange for keeping the incident a secret, reported Liberty Times.
According to ETtoday, the popular drink shop has been more than once accused of tax evasion by the National Tax Administration of Northern Taiwan Province (NTBNA), forcing the store to eventually issue receipts to its customers. Chen San Ding has served as an iconic symbol of the Gongguan commercial district, and its closing would surely be a shock to many Taiwanese.


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| type |
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I posted earlier on my desire to become a better programmer. Well, I’ve since put together a plan of action for the next twelve months. I’ve based some of these goals on suggestions from The Pragmatic Programmer by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas.
- Learn Groovy and Grails
Andy and Dave suggest learning a new language every year. I had already informally started learning Groovy and Grails after JavaOne 2007. Since I already have a head start on this one, Groovy will be my language for the next year (I’m learning Grails mainly because of my web development background - it will provide me more opportunity to apply my Groovy knowledge). This should be an easy way to get started on the goal of a new language each year since my Java knowledge should transfer easily.
- Release HallKeeper v1.0 as part of #1
Several years ago I started an open source project called HallKeeper. HallKeeper is planned to be a web-based management system for university residence halls. Life got in the way of this project so it lay dormant for a few years. I’ve recently revived it as sort of a “lab” in which to learn Groovy and Grails, and hopefully have a little fun along the way.
- Read and LEARN the following books:
* The Definitive Guide to Grails - Rocher
* The Pragmatic Programmer - Hunt, Thomas
* Computer Algorithms: Introduction to Design & Analysis - Baase, Van Gelder
* Concepts of Programming Languages: Sebesta
* Groovy in Action - Konig
When I say LEARN, I mean I don’t just want to do a cursory read of these. I want to really engage the concepts presented in each and apply them to my day-to-day work. I already have a head start reading the first two books. The third and fourth books are actually textbooks from my undergraduate education. I could really use a refresher on these concepts, and I think I’m a much more serious student now as a professional than I was when I was actually a student.
- Review two books for the JavaLobby/DZone book review team
I joined this team several months ago and was actually assigned to review two books - again, life got in the way (if you have any small children, you’ll understand). Things have settled down a bit now and I’ve asked to rejoin. Hopefully I’ll be able to crank out some reviews this time and learn something in the process.
- Pass the Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0 Exam
I want to do this mainly to give myself an excuse to go back over the fundamentals of Java, as well as learn the new features that 5.0 brought to the table in detail (generics, annotations, etc.). I have still basically been living in a Java 1.4 world as I’d say roughly 85% of my daily work is on an application that is still bound to that JDK. So, passing this is mainly just a reason to study, and it is a nice edition to the resume as well.
- Write one Java/software development blog article per week
This would be numero uno! I’ve always stressed about the frequency of my blog writing - I’ve felt compelled to write every single day, and I usually end up writing a one paragraph synopsis of some other guy’s blog entry. Not exactly something that will attract many readers. I’ll still post those on a more frequent basis as they keep the content flowing, but I also want to write at least one in-depth article per week to give people something to look forward to. One way I’ll do this is to blog about the books I’m reading. The Pragmatic Programmer provides challenges and/or exercises at the end of each chapter - great seeds for entries.
- Attend JavaOne 2008 or similar conference
This one depends on the boss - hopefully I’ll get to travel again this year. I’d love to go back to JavaOne - I learned a lot, and big geek shows always motivate me to go back and introduce new technology to the group, as well as get more involved in the community. I always feel a surge in my professional development in the 2-3 month period following my attending a conference.
- Start a Memphis/Mid-South Area Java User Group
We don’t have a JUG in this area and I really think that we could benefit from one. My company has a large number of Java developers, and I know that several others in the area, including FedEx and Autozone do as well. This would be a great way to get some of the good speakers from the conferences I’ve attended to speak locally, and it may even serve to get us on the map with some of the smaller shows like NFJS. Sun and others really seem to take an interest in supporting JUGS, so I look forward to see what happens. I’ve started a Google Group for the newborn JUG, and I’ll be blogging more in the future about it.


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You managed to correctly guess 0 of your friends.
Yeah, maybe you should've taken your friends out for coffee for a good music conversation more often, jeez.
Merry Christmas, Choom Gang!
You guys all did a kickass job putting these together, I couldn't be prouder to have friends with good taste. Music and choom forever, and a happy New Year!
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(ArcGIS 10 for Economics Research)
Masayuki Kudamatsu
16 November, 2018
Press SPACE to proceed.
To go back to the previous slide, press SHIFT+SPACE.
1. Elevation in economics
2. Duflo & Pande (2007)
3. Replicate instruments in Duflo & Pande (2007)
4. Calculate polyline length
5. Loop over values in Python
It's a great source of exogenous variation!
Electrification in South Africa (1996-2001)
$\Rightarrow$ Female labor supply $\uparrow$
Electrification: instrumented by mean land gradient
Tea production $\uparrow$ in China due to liberalization in 1979
$\Rightarrow$ Male-to-female ratio $\downarrow$
Tea production: instrumented by mean land gradient
Anti-Hutu radio station in Rwanda
$\Rightarrow$ Genocide incidents $\uparrow$
Radio: instrumented by signal strength
Do irrigation dams improve agricultural production and reduce rural poverty in India?
Important?
Original?
Feasible?
Unit of analysis: districts
Agricultural production data: annual 1971-99
Poverty data: 1973, 83, 87, 93, 99
Dams: location (nearest city), data of completion
Dam constriction: instrumented by river gradient
$\Leftarrow$ Dams: easier to build if river gradient is
How to use time-invariant river gradient for panel regression?
\begin{align*} D_{ist} =& \ \sum_{k=2}^4 \alpha_k (RGr_{ki} \ast \bar{D}_{st}) + (\mathbf{M}'_i \ast \bar{D}_{st})\boldsymbol{\beta} \\ & + \sum_{k=2}^4 \gamma_k (RGr_{ki} \ast l_{t}) + \nu_i + \mu_{st} + \omega_{ist} \end{align*}
| $D_{ist}$ | # dams in district $i$ state $s$ in year $t$ |
| $RGr_{ki}$ | Fraction of river areas in gradient category $k$ |
| (2 for 1.5-3%; 3 for 3-6%, 4 for over 6%) |
We will learn how to calculate $RGr_{ki}$ in ArcGIS
\begin{align*} D_{ist} =& \ \sum_{k=2}^4 \alpha_k (RGr_{ki} \ast \bar{D}_{st}) + (\mathbf{M}'_i \ast \bar{D}_{st})\boldsymbol{\beta} \\ & + \sum_{k=2}^4 \gamma_k (RGr_{ki} \ast l_{t}) + \nu_i + \mu_{st} + \omega_{ist} \end{align*}
| $\bar{D}_{st}$ | Predicted # of dams in state $s$ in year $t$ $=\frac{D_{s,1970}}{\sum_s D_{s,1970}}*\sum_s D_{st}$ ($D_{st}$: # dams in state $s$ in year $t$) |
| $\Leftarrow$ $D_{st}$ is endogenous to poverty |
(Figure III of Duflo and Pande 2007)
\begin{align*} D_{ist} =& \ \sum_{k=2}^4 \alpha_k (RGr_{ki} \ast \bar{D}_{st}) + (\mathbf{M}'_i \ast \bar{D}_{st})\boldsymbol{\beta} \\ & + \sum_{k=2}^4 \gamma_k (RGr_{ki} \ast l_{t}) + \nu_i + \mu_{st} + \omega_{ist} \end{align*}
| $\mathbf{M}_i$ | Controls: river length, fraction of district areas with each gradient cateogry, etc. |
| $l_{t}$ | Year dummies |
| $\nu_i,\mu_{st}$ | District and state-year FEs |
Why should we control for each of these variables?
\begin{align*} D_{ist} =& \ \sum_{k=2}^4 \alpha_k (RGr_{ki} \ast \bar{D}_{st}) + (\mathbf{M}'_i \ast \bar{D}_{st})\boldsymbol{\beta} \\ & + \sum_{k=2}^4 \gamma_k (RGr_{ki} \ast l_{t}) + \nu_i + \mu_{st} + \omega_{ist} \end{align*}
| $\mathbf{M}_i$ | Controls: river length, fraction of district areas with each gradient cateogry, etc. |
| $l_{t}$ | Year dummies |
| $\nu_i,\mu_{st}$ | District and state-year FEs |
We will learn how to obtain river length in $\mathbf{M}_i$
\begin{align*} y_{ist} =& \ \gamma_i + \eta_{st} + \delta D_{ist} + \delta^U D_{ist}^U \\ & + \mathbf{Z}_{ist}\mathbf{\delta_Z} + \mathbf{Z^U}_{ist}\mathbf{\delta_Z^U} + \varepsilon_{ist} \end{align*}
| $y_{ist}$ | Agricultural outcomes / poverty measures |
| $D_{ist}$ | # of dams in own district (harmful) |
| $\Leftarrow$ Displacement, soil degradation, restricted water use | |
| $D_{ist}^U$ | # of dams in upstream districts (beneficial) |
| $\Leftarrow$ Irrigation | |
| $\mathbf{Z}_{ist}$ | All the controls for own district |
| $\mathbf{Z^U}_{ist}$ | All the controls for upstream districts |
\begin{align*} y_{ist} =& \ \gamma_i + \eta_{st} + \delta D_{ist} + \delta^U D_{ist}^U \\ & + \mathbf{Z}_{ist}\mathbf{\delta_Z} + \mathbf{Z^U}_{ist}\mathbf{\delta_Z^U} + \varepsilon_{ist} \end{align*}
$D_{ist}$: instrumented by fitted value from 1st stage
$D_{ist}^U$: instrumented by sum of fitted values from 1st stage for upstream districts
cf. Using the fitted value from 1st stage as IV yields the 2SLS estimator (see Section 9.5.1 of Greene (2000), p. 374)
(Table II of Duflo and Pande 2007)
(Table III of Duflo and Pande 2007)
(Table III of Duflo and Pande 2007)
(Table VIII of Duflo and Pande 2007)
1. Launch ArcMap 10 (it takes time)
2. Download the zipped dataset for Lecture 6
3. Save it to Desktop (C:\\Users\\yourname\\Desktop
)
4. Right-click it and choose 7-Zip > Extract to "Lecture6\"
C:\\Users\\yourname\\Desktop\\Lecture6
In the input
folder:
5. Right-click 10m-rivers-lake-centerlines.zip
and select 7-Zip > Extract to Here
Now in ArcMap's Catalogue Window:
6. Establish connection to data folder
7. Create two empty models in the code/models.tbx
exercises1-3
exercise4
We use SRTM30 (version 2.1)
Resolution: 30x30 arc seconds (roughly 1x1km)
Avaialable in 27 separate tiles
1. Log on to: webgis.com/srtm30.html
2. Click the tile covering your study area
3. Download:
***.dem.zip
(data file)
***.hdr.zip
(header file)
***.prj.zip
(projection file)
***.stx.zip
(statistics file)
For this lecture, these four files for India (060n40.***.zip
) are already downloaded
in the input/
folder.
4. Unzip them so the four files (.DEM, .HDR, .PRJ, .STX) are all saved in the same directory
5. Drag the .DEM file from ArcMap's Calatogue window
6. For geo-processing, use the .DEM file as the input file
7. If you use multiple tiles, Mosaic to New Raster appends them all
Make sure to set the appropriate pixel type
8_BIT_UNSIGNED
(i.e. 0 to 255)
16_BIT_SIGNED
(i.e. -32,768 to 32,767)
District-level data on fraction of river areas with gradient:
$\Rightarrow$ Obtain gradient of each segment of river by matching river polylines with gradient raster:
If each raster cell is not of equal size within a district
$\Rightarrow$ Need to project the raster data (cf. Lecture 7)
But this lecture assumes:
Each river segment is of equal size within the same district
$\frac{107551-96486}{120}*\frac{3}{30-15} \approx 18$
If each river segment is of equal size,
$\Rightarrow$ We can use Zonal Statitics (cf. Lecture 5) with two inputs:
| Mean cell value among river cells | = | Fraction of river areas with gradient 3-6% |
| $\uparrow$ | ||
| Zonal Statistics |
1. Indicator raster for each gradient category
2. River polylines intersected & dissolved by district
3. % of river segments in each gradient category
Input: elevation data (E060N40.DEM
)
Geo-processing tools:
1. Slope
2. Reclassify (Spatial Analyst)
Return either $\theta$ or $\tan\theta$ in diagram below
$\tan\theta$ for cell $e$ is obtained by
\begin{align*} \Rightarrow \ \tan \theta = \sqrt{(dz/dx)^2+(dz/dy)^2} \end{align*}
where
\begin{align*} \frac{dz}{dx} = & \ \Big[\frac{c + 2f + i}{4} - \frac{a+2d+g}{4}\Big] / 2 \\ \frac{dz}{dy} = & \ \Big[\frac{a+2b+c}{4} - \frac{g + 2h + i}{4}\Big] / 2 \end{align*}
Input raster: ...\Lecture6\input\E060N40.DEM
Output raster: ...\Lecture6\temporary\slope.tif
Output Measurement: PERCENT_RISE
Z factor: 0.000009
1 if raster data is in projected coordinate system
0.000009 if geographic coordinate system and low-latitude areas
For middle- to high-latitude areas, use Project Raster first to use UTM projections (cf. Lecture 7)
Input raster: slope.tif
Reclass field: VALUE
Reclassification: see next slide
Output raster: ...\Lecture6\temporary\gradient3060.tif
Uncheck "Change missing values to NoData"
For gradient 3-6%:
Repeat for gradient 1.5-3% and over 6%
Inputs:
Natural Earth 1:10m river + lake centerlines (ne_10m_river_lake_centerlines.shp
)
Indian district polygons (gadm36_IND_2.shp
)
Geo-processing tools:
1. Intersect
2. Dissolve
cf. Lecture 5
Input Features (both in ...\Lecture6\input\
):
gadm36_IND_2.shp
ne_10m_rivers_lake_centerlines.shp
Output Feature Class: ...\Lecture6\temporary\intersect.shp
Input Features: intersect.shp
Output Feature Class: ...\output\river_by_district.shp
Dissolve_Field(s): GID_2
Check "Create multipart features"
Statistics Field(s)
NAME_1 FIRST
NAME_2 FIRST
Now save and run the Model.
Browse river_by_district.shp
To check if multipart features are properly created:
river_by_disrict.shp
and gadm36_IND_2.shp
gadm36_IND_2.shp
for GID_2 of the selected district
river_by_disrict.shp
and select the row for this GID_2
Geo-processing tools:
1. Zonal Statistics as Table
2. Table To Excel
Input raster or feature zone data: river_by_district.shp
Zone field: GID_2
Input value raster: gradient3060.tif
Output Table: ...\temporary\river_gradient3060.dbf
Check "Ignore NoData in calculation"
Statistics type: MEAN
Input Table: river_gradient3060.dbf
Output Excel File: ...\Lecture6\output\river_gradient3060.xls
Repeat for gradient 1.5-3% and over 6%
Look at
models.tbx\exercises1-3
exercises1-3.py
in the solutions4exercises/
folder
Use % of areas with slope > 15% as a measure of unsuitability for urban development
Finds housing supply inelastic in such areas
Slope of over 15%: now often used as IV for housing supply or urban development
Gradient 1.5-3%
Gradient 3-6%
Gradient over 6%
Elevation 250-500m
Elevation 500-1000m
Elevation over 1000m
Cannot use geographic coordinate systems
For small areas, use UTM (Lecture 3)
For large areas such as India:
No single map projection preserves distance in every direction
$\Rightarrow$ Project each district to appropriate UTM projection
$\Rightarrow$ Loop over UTM zone numbers
1. Assign UTM zone number to each river-by-district
2. Extract rivers whose centroid is within each UTM zone
3. Project to UTM
4. Calculate river length by district
5. Loop over steps 2-4 for all UTM zone numbers
$\Rightarrow$ Use Model Builder first, then edit the exported Python script to create a loop.
Inputs:
river_by_district.shp
(created in Exercise #2)
utm.shp
: UTM zone polygons, provided by ArcGIS
Geo-processing tools:
1. Feature To Point (cf. Lecture 4)
2. Spatial Join
3. Copy Features + Join Field
There is a tool called "Calculate UTM Zone"
But it's not useful at all.
Now open the empty model exercise4
It's best to separate a model from the one for Exercises 1-3
Input Features: ...\output\river_by_district.shp
Output Feature Class: ...\temporary\river_centroids.shp
Uncheck "Inside"
Target Features: river_centroids.shp
Join Features: C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.6\Reference Systems\utm.shp
Output Feature Class: ...\Lecture6\temporary\utm_zones.shp
Join Operation: JOIN_ONE_TO_ONE
Check "Keep All Target Features"
Field Map of Join Features: leave as it is
Match Option: Intersect
Input Features: river_by_district.shp
Output Feature Class: ...\Lecture6\temporary\river_utm.shp
Add fields from another shapefile's attribute table
merge
Overwrites the input. So use Copy Features first.
Input Table: river_utm.shp
Input Join Field: GID_2
Join Table: utmzones.shp
Output Join Field: GID_2
Join Field(s): check ZONE
NOTE: This tool overwrites the input data.
Create your data as a csv file
Then use Table to Table, to convert it into dBASE format.
Finally, use Join Field
We will learn this in Lecture 7
Replicate Figure IV of Duflo & Pande (2007)
Geo-processing tool: Select (Analysis)
This tool keeps features whose field values satisfy the conditions you specify
Useful in various situations
Input Features: river_utm.shp (2)
Output Feature Class: ...\Lecture6\temporary\river43.shp
Expression: "ZONE" = 43
Which geo-processing tool(s) should we use?
Input Dataset or Feature Class: river43.shp
Output Dataset or Feature Class: ...\temporary\river43_projected.shp
Output Coordinate System: WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_43N
Geo-processing tools: Add Geometry Attributes
cf. Surface area calculation (Lecture 4)
Input Features: river43_projected.shp
Geometry Property: LENGTH
Length Unit: METERS
NOTE: This tool overwrites the input data.
Input Table: river43_projected.shp (2)
Output Excel File: ...\Lecture6\output\river_length43.xls
You can directly use Add Geometry Attributes (cf. Lecture 4)
Input Features: river43.shp
Geometry Properties: LENGTH_GEODESIC
Area Unit: METERS
Coordinate System: WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_43N
Now export the model exercise4
as a Python script
Open both the exported script and the template script (code/template4L6.py
) with IDLE
We first review what we have learned (cf Lecture 2)
Then we create a loop over UTM zones
1. Copy geo-processing commands in exported script
2. Paste them below try:
in template script
3. Select them all
4. Indent them by pressing the tab key
1. Copy local variables in exported script
2. Paste them above try:
in template script
3. Sort them by inputs, intermediate files, and outputs
temporary\\river_by_district.shp
, ...\\utm.shp
output\\river_length43.xls
4. Specify the working directory (see Lecture 3)
arcpy.env.workspace = "../"
5. Remove directory path from file names
utm_zones_shp = "C:\\...\\utm_zones.shp"
$\Downarrow$
utm_zones_shp = "temporary\\utm_zones.shp"
6. Replace duplicated variables
rivers_utm_shp___2_
$\rightarrow$ rivers_utm_shp
river43_projected_shp___2_
$\rightarrow$ river43_projected_shp
Replace the lengthy 6th argument with ""
Whenever using Spatial Join in Python, make sure the 6th argument is empty.
Put the following geo-processing steps into a loop
At each turn of loop, change:
1. UTM zone number for Select
"\"ZONE\" = 43"
2. UTM coordinate system for Project
3. Output file names
Create a loop over values from 43 to 47
To do so, add the following command line
for zone in range(43,48):
for zone in range(43,48):
This command line does the following:
1. Creates a variable zone
that contains number 43
2. Executes all the indented commands below
3. Then assigns next number (44) to zone
4. Executes all the indented commands below
5. Repeats this until number 47 (not 48!)
Same can be done by the while loop
zone = 43
while zone < 48:
commands
zone = zone + 1
or the list loop (to be used in Lecture 7)
zoneList = [43,44,45,46,47]
for zone in zoneList:
commands
1. Add:
for zone in range(43,48):
arcpy.Select_analysis...
2. Indent the four geo-processing commands
Now the code should look like this:
for zone in range(43,48):
# Process: Select
arcpy.Select_analysis(...)
# Process: Project
arcpy.Project_management(...)
# Process: Add Geometry Attributes
arcpy.AddGeometryAttributes_management(...)
# Process: Table To Excel
arcpy.TableToExcel_conversion(...)
Let's first understand the syntax for Select tool
arcpy.Select_analysis(river_utm_shp, river43_shp, "\"ZONE\"=43")
1st argument: input file name
arcpy.Select_analysis(river_utm_shp, river43_shp, "\"ZONE\"=43")
2nd argument: output file name
arcpy.Select_analysis(river_utm_shp, river43_shp, "\"ZONE\"=43")
3rd argument: selection rule
"\"ZONE\"=43"
Must be string, thus enclosed by " "
"\"ZONE\"=43"
Field name must be enclosed by \" \"
"\"ZONE\"=43"
We want to replace this number at each turn of the loop
To do so, write as follows:
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
Variable zone
contains number, not string
But selection rule expression has to be string
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
So transform number into string by str( )
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
To "concatenate" (i.e. connect) two strings, use +
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
Don't forget to enclose a string with " "
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
We have two strings
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
We have two strings concatenated by +
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
Number must be converted into string by str()
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
Field name must be enclosed by \" \"
Replace the 3rd argument for the Select tool
"\"ZONE\"= 43"
with
"\"ZONE\"="+str(zone)
Let's first understand the syntax for Project tool
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, "PROJCS[...
1st argument: input file name
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, "PROJCS[...
2nd argument: output file name
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, "PROJCS[...
3rd argument: coordinate system name
(too long to be shown in this slide)
Use factory code (unique ID for each coordinate system)
UTM projections for zones 43-47:
32643, 32644, 32645, 32646, 32647
Then use SpatialReference method
factorycode = 32643
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
Create a variable for factory code
factorycode = 32643
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
SpatialReference method takes factory code as input
factorycode = 32643
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
Then returns that long string name for coordinate system
factorycode = 32643
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
We assign variable cs
to coordinate system name
factorycode = 32643
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
Use it as 3rd argument for Project
for zone in range(43,48):
factorycode = 32600 + zone
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
Then use variable zone
to change factory code for each turn of the loop
str(zone)
Modify the script as follows (marked in yellow)
for zone in range(43,48):
arcpy.Select_analysis(river_utm_shp, river43_shp, "\"ZONE\" = " + str(zone))
factorycode = 32600 + zone
cs = arcpy.SpatialReference(factorycode)
arcpy.Project_management(river43_shp, river43_projected_shp, cs)
Select the names of files to be created within loop
Cut-and-paste them to beginning of loop
for zone in range(43,48):
river43_shp = "river43.shp"
river43_projected_shp = "river43_projected.shp"
river_length43_xls = "river_length43.xls"
Don't forget indenting them
Replace 43
in the file names with "+str(zone)+"
for zone in range(43,48):
river43_shp = "rivers"+str(zone)+".shp"
river43_projected_shp = "rivers_pj"+str(zone)+".shp"
river_length43_xls = "river_length"+str(zone)+".xls"
This way, each turn of the loop will create different files
To explain what each command line does, add:
print "..."
print
must be a string
To indicate each turn of the loop:
for zone in range(43,48):
print "Processing UTM zone "+str(zone)
Another example of string concatenation
Now run the script by pressing F5 in IDLE
Look at solutions4exercises/exercise4.py
Do you remember which geo-processing tools you used for each of these tasks?


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[Gecode] First draft of a logo
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Wed Jul 28 12:13:42 CEST 2004
Looks nice, although its tilted shape might make placing on websites
difficult...
Christian
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Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de [mailto:gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de] On
Behalf Of Guido Tack
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 11:41 AM
To: 'Technical discussions about Gecode'
Subject: [Gecode] First draft of a logo
Hi!
Please have a look at
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-logo-mkgt/
It's a draft of a logo for gecode that Marco and I did - a green node.
What do you think?
Guido
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Programming Systems Lab
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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is a straight-forward mapping of the PKCS#11 API from the C programming language
to the Java programming language. As a result, it is not really object oriented
in its style and handling as know from Java. Anyone familiar with PKCS#11 in C,
will find this layer easy to use. All methods of the PKCS11
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classes have the same name as the corresponding data structures of PKCS#11. The
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that is located in the iaik.pkcs.pkcs11
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iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects
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interface. Through this object, the application accesses all the
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The main differences between
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which holds the return value for information.
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returned directly as the regular return value of the according function.
*
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Any PKCS#11 module compliant to
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