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Use class pattern strings to name the classes that you want to serialize using Geode’s reflection-based autoserializer and to specify object identity fields and to specify fields to exclude from serialization.
The class pattern strings used to configured the ReflectionBasedAutoSerializer
are standard regular expressions. For example, this expression would select all classes defined in the com.company.domain
package and its subpackages:
com\.company\.domain\..*
You can augment the pattern strings with a special notation to define fields to exclude from serialization and to define fields to mark as PDX identity fields. The full syntax of the pattern string is:
<class pattern> [# (identity|exclude) = <field pattern>]... [, <class pattern>...]
The following example pattern string sets these PDX serialization criteria:
- Classes with names matching the pattern
com.company.DomainObject.*
are serialized. In those classes, fields beginning withid
are marked as identity fields and fields namedcreationDate
are not serialized. - The class
com.company.special.Patient
is serialized. In the class, the field,ssn
is marked as an identity field
com.company.DomainObject.*#identity=id.*#exclude=creationDate,
com.company.special.Patient#identity=ssn
Note:
There is no association between the identity
and exclude
options, so the pattern above could also be expressed as:
com.company.DomainObject.*#identity=id.*, com.company.DomainObject.*#exclude=creationDate,
com.company.special.Patient#identity=ssn
Note: The order of the patterns is not relevant. All defined class patterns are used when determining whether a field should be considered as an identity field or should be excluded.
Examples:
This XML uses the example pattern shown above:
<parameter name="classes"> <string>com.company.DomainObject.*#identity=id.*#exclude=creationDate, com.company.special.Patient#identity=ssn</string> </parameter>
This application code sets the same pattern:
classPatterns.add("com.company.DomainObject.*#identity=id.*#exclude=creationDate, com.company.special.Patient#identity=ssn");
This application code has the same effect:
Cache c = new CacheFactory().set("cache-xml-file", cacheXmlFileName) .setPdxSerializer(new ReflectionBasedAutoSerializer("com.foo.DomainObject*#identity=id.*", "com.company.DomainObject.*#exclude=creationDate","com.company.special.Patient#identity=ssn")) .create();


Miami Dolphins release Mark Walton after he reportedly assaulted pregnant girlfriend
by Ryan GaydosThe Miami Dolphins abruptly released running back Mark Walton on Tuesday after he had reportedly been involved in an incident with his pregnant girlfriend.
Walton allegedly beat his pregnant girlfriend Tuesday morning days after learning he was the father of her unborn child, the Miami Herald reported, citing a Davie police report.
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It was the running back’s fourth arrest this year.
“We were made aware of a police matter earlier this morning regarding Mark Walton,” Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said in a statement. “We hold our players to a high standard and take these matters very seriously. We will have no further comment at this time.”
According to the Miami Herald, police said Walton and the woman got into an argument and he allegedly pushed her "against a wall and punched her several times in the head and face.” The attack reportedly left the victim with a swollen left eye.
The woman was reportedly five weeks pregnant and told Walton about the pregnancy Sunday.
DENVER BRONCOS' ANDY JANOVICH SUFFERS GRUESOME INJURY TRYING TO BRACE HIMSELF FALLING DOWN
Walton was reportedly arrested and charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant person.
Miami signed the 22-year-old in May after the Cincinnati Bengals released him over a series of arrests. The team’s announcement came as he was serving a four-game suspension for violating NFL conduct and substance abuse policy following the arrests last offseason.
A Florida court sentenced Walton in August to six months’ probation after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor weapons charge. Other charges, including marijuana possession and reckless driving, were dismissed. He had been eligible to return to the field Dec. 2.
Walton pleaded guilty to resisting arrest and reckless driving in March. He had a misdemeanor marijuana charge in that arrest dismissed. As part of the March plea deal, he had a drug charge from a January arrest and a battery charge from a February arrest dismissed, according to ESPN.
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Yale Song (Microsoft Research) and
Mohammad Soleymani (USC ICT)
CVPR 2019
The My Reaction When (MRW) dataset contains 50,107 video-sentence pairs crawled from social media, where videos display physical or emotional reactions to the situations described in sentences. The subreddit /r/reactiongifs contains several examples; below shows some representative examples.
| (a) Physical Reaction | (b) Emotional Reaction | (c) Animal Reaction | (d) Lexical Reaction (caption) |
| MRW a witty comment I wanted to make was already said | MFW I see a cute girl on Facebook change her status to single | MFW I cant remember if I've locked my front door | MRW a family member askes me why his computer isn't working |
We split the data into train (44,107 pairs), validation (1,000 pairs), and test (5,000) sets. The dataset and scripts to prepare the data will become available at our GitHub page soon (pending approval). In the meantime, you may download the dataset at here (metadata only)
Below, for each query image we show three visual attention maps and their top-ranked text retrieval results, along with their ranks and cosine similarity scores (green: correct, red: incorrect). Words in each sentence is color-coded with textual attention intensity, using the color map shown at the top.
For each query video we show three visual attention maps and their top-ranked text retrieval results, along with their ranks and cosine similarity scores (green: correct, red: incorrect). Words in each sentence is color-coded with textual attention intensity.
For each query sentence we show top five retrieved videos and cosine similarity scores. Quiz: We encourage the readers to find the best matching video in each set of results; see our paper (page 11) for the answers.
| (a) MRW I accidentally close the Reddit tab when I am 20 pages deep | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.76) | Rank 2 (0.74) | Rank 3 (0.72) | Rank 4 (0.72) | Rank 5 (0.70) | |
| (b) MRW there is food in the house and cannot eat it | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.87) | Rank 2 (0.86) | Rank 3 (0.84) | Rank 4 (0.83) | Rank 5 (0.82) | |
| (c) My reaction when I hear a song on the radio that I absolutely hate | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.76) | Rank 2 (0.74) | Rank 3 (0.72) | Rank 4 (0.72) | Rank 5 (0.70) | |
| (d) HIFW I am drunk and singing at a Karaoke ba | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.78) | Rank 2 (0.75) | Rank 3 (0.74) | Rank 4 (0.73) | Rank 5 (0.73) | |
| (e) MFW I post my first original content to imgur and it gets the shit down voted out of it | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.94) | Rank 2 (0.87) | Rank 3 (0.86) | Rank 4 (0.85) | Rank 5 (0.77) | |
| (f) MRW the car in front of me will not go when it is their turn | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.84) | Rank 2 (0.83) | Rank 3 (0.80) | Rank 4 (0.77) | Rank 5 (0.75) | |
| (g) MRW I get drunk and challenge my SO to a dance off | |||||
| Rank 1 (0.91) | Rank 2 (0.90) | Rank 3 (0.89) | Rank 4 (0.88) | Rank 5 (0.88) | |
Note: Since our CVPR 2019 camera-ready, we've improved the performance on TGIF and MRW by modifying the data augmentation logic for video data. The new results are reflected in our arxiv version.


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main page — COMP 526 Applied Algorithmics
Video Presentation
The first continuous-assessment task is be a video presentation. For that, you will select a research article and present it in a short video (10-15min).
Stage 0: Forming groups
Deadline: 2022-02-17
You will work in groups of 3-4 students. I created a sign-up sheet on Canvas; please coordinate first to form a group, then sign up for the same group on Canvas. You might want to use the #general chat room on Campuswire to find people with similar interests.
Please use the existing groups “Video group X” in Canvas; do not create new groups as these student-formed groups cannot be used for marking assignments on Canvas.
I will randomly assign any remaining active people to groups after Feb 17. To count as active, you have to fill out the “Confirm Engagement” assignment on Canvas.
Stage 1: Selecting an article
Deadline 2022-02-28
As a team, you will have to select an article that you are presenting from Communications of the ACM, specifically either a contributed article, review, practice, or research highlight article. These are are well written and intended for a broad audience. If you click on the link, scroll down to the corresponding sections; you can also jump back to issues of previous months.
My guidelines for allowable articles are:
- It must be recent (ideally last 2 years)
- It must have a substantial “technical” component, i.e., present and describe new research.
It is expressly not required that the article deals with topics related to COMP526.
Please use the “Article for video presentation” Canvas assignment to submit your suggestion for an article. A link to the article (or a doi) is enough; you don’t have to attach PDFs. The Canvas assignment is configured as a group submission, so it suffices for one group member to submit the group’s article.
You must submit your article first and get my OK before making your video.
A video on an article without prior submission will not be accepted for marking.
Stage 2: Preparing the video
Deadline 2022-03-18
Once you have my approval for your article, you can start preparing the video presentation. I don’t want to limit your creativity in how exactly you want to go about this, but here are some guidelines.
- The final video should be 10-15min in length.
- It must convey the main ideas from the article, in particular, this includes
- putting the results in context (what is the problem addressed, what was there before, why should we care?),
- describing the main innovation(s),
- sketching to some degree the details on how this is achieved.
- The final video must be uploaded to suitable video platform. YouTube is an obvious choice, but you can choose other accessible platforms if you wish.
- Your target audience is the class of COMP526, i.e., students with a background in general computer science; not experts in the subfield, but basic concepts of CS need not be explained.
In order to best present your article, it might be necessary to read a bit into other articles that are referenced in your main article.
Submission
Please submit your video link on Canvas. The submission is a group exercise, so only one member of each group has to submit on behalf of the entire group; please organize this within your group.
The submission must include
- the link to the video,
- a proper citation of the article covered,
- names of all group members and the group number, and
- what part each student played in preparing the presentation. All group members must have an active part in the assignment.
Marking Scheme
My criteria for evaluating the videos are as follows:
- Quality of the presentation (50%)
well designed slides/graphics/animations, good sound/speaking quality - Content (50%)
appropriate depth / level of detail - as an overall adjustment: difficulty of the selected article for the presentation


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Waitrose launches new Christmas food range and it looks delicious
The supermarket favourite is even releasing a giant jaffa cake dessert and we NEED it
by Stacey Dutton, Chantelle SymesterThe Waitrose Christmas food offering for 2019 is packed with showstopping desserts and quality meat and trimmings.
Shoppers who consider a trip to the family store will be able to get ready for the festivities with food orders now available until December 15.
This year's Waitrose Christmas campaign with high street giant John Lewis has already stolen our hearts which tells the tale of an excitable dragon called Edgar who unintentionally sparks chaos as he strives to be accepted by his village.
Now that the Christmas adverts are coming in fast, more of us will be visiting stores to get prepared for the Christmas rush.
Those wanting to order at Waitrose will have items delivered between 20 and 24 December.
The dishes available for 2019 will consist of some traditional flavours but with a Heston spin on one dessert which is set to be a showstopper- their Hesto's Fig and Port Cheesecake.
With a huge increase in searches for vegan roasts last year, Waitrose have released plenty of vegan options to please everyone around the dinner table.
There is also a new signature concoction hitting shelves in the form of their new plum, spiced ginger and honey flavour which we have spotted throughout a number of their new 2019 dishes.
Speaking about the festive combination, Natalie Mitchell, Partner and Head of Product Innovation and Own Brand said: "Each Christmas we create a blend of ingredients that sums up our inspiration. This year's Plum, Spiced Ginger & Honey combination brings tartness, spiced warmth and an aromatic sweetness that works with many classic dishes, from roast turkey to mince pies."
Signature Bacon Wrapped Turkey Breast
New for 2019 is a tasty sounding bacon wrapped turkey breast, which comes with a plum, spiced ginger and honey stuffing with tangy plum glaze. Perfect for anyone who doesn't want to cook a full turkey on the big day, but still wants the main event to be full of flavour.
Price: £25 (1.1kg, serves 5) - buy now on waitrose.com
Vegan Root En Croute
Non meat eaters can tuck into the chain's new vegan root en croute, which is filled with paprika and dill marinated carrots in a creamy spinach sauce come Christmas Day. There are four in a pack, so they make the perfect main if you have a few vegans to cater for.
Price: £14 (pack of 4) - buy now on waitrose.com
Vegan Festive Wreath
Another highlight for this year is the vegan festive wreath made with vegetarian "sausages" made from apple and cranberry and mushroom and leek, with a fruity stuffing and herby crumb. A lovely alternative to the meaty pigs in blankets usually served up on the big day.
Price: £5.99 - soon to be available on waitrose.com
Chorizo Paella Pastry Shells
Your guests will definitely do a double take whilst eating these delicate pastry shells filled with tasty paella. The very convincing shells are coloured with an edible vegetable colouring for an authentic look and the spicy filling is made with rich seafood stock and roasted peppers.
Price: £6 - soon to be available on waitrose.com
Pork and Pancetta Christmas Cracker
What's better than a normal sausage roll? Well probably, Waitrose's festive one. This gigantic version is backed with British pork, cranberries, smoky pancetta and sage and onion stuffing for that extra festive flavour. Perfect for nibbling on in front of the TV as you nestle in for the night.
Price: £7 (serves 10) - soon to be available waitrose.com
Heston Fig and Port cheesecake
If you're a fan of Heston's off the wall cuisine you'll love this cheescake as a show-stopping dessert for Christmas Day. The clever visuals play on what would traditionally be cheese and dessert courses at the end of the meal. The sour cream baked cheesecake comes with a gooey, sweet fig and port caramel centre, all on an edible shortbread cheeseboard base. Genuis.
Price: £12 (675g, serves 8) - soon to be available on waitrose.com
Giant Jaffa Cake Dessert
Nothing screams Christmas like chocolate and oranges - two things that come in abundance in Waitrose's Giant Jaffa Cake Dessert. Layers of light chocolate mouse and fruity clementine jelly and a orange candy crunch make this rich dessert that will please any of your sweet-toothed guests.
Price: £13 (650g, serves 10) - soon to be available on waitrose.com


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py2lispIDyOM: A Python package for IDyOM
py2lispIDyOM
is an open-source Python package that serves as a unifying Python interface that simplifies and
streamlines the research workflow for running the information dynamics of music IDyOM model and analyzing output data.
It is broadly aimed at researchers conducting IDyOM-based analysis in Python.
Table of Content
Getting Started
Prerequisites
Installing
Functionality and Usage
Getting Started
Prerequisites
py2lispIDyOM requires IDyOM to be installed on the local machine. To start with, please read the IDyOM installation page to appropriately install IDyOM.
Installing
The code is compatible with >= Python 3.9.
It can be installed using pip or directly from the source code. Basic installation options include:
From PyPI using pip:
pip install py2lispIDyOM
Download or gitclone this repository.
Functionality and Usage
In summary, py2lispIDyOM has three main functionalities for research workflow:
Running the IDyOM
Data preprocessing
Visualizing IDyOM outputs
Please have a look at the tutorials, which guides you through all three basic functionalities of through examples.
Notebook examples
Running the IDyOM model: 1_running_IDyOM_tutorial.ipynb
Data preprocessing:
Extracting data: 2a_data_preprocessing_extracting.ipynb
Exporting data: 2b_data_preprocessing_exporting.ipynb
Visualization: 3_visualizing_outputs.ipynb
Note: I tried to make the code accessible and provide some examples in the tutorials for getting started smoothly. But there is still lots of room for better documentation, tutorials and testing. Please contact me if you have any questions or encounter bugs!


Parade criminals, not legislators, says BJP
by Sharad VyasThe BJP has poo poohed the show of strength by the Congress, Nationalist Congress Party, and Shiv Sena. Within minutes of the three parties parading their MLAs, the BJP said the actual strength would be tested during the floor test. “They may have paraded over 160 legislators but if they introspect within, the parties do not have a strength of even 145,” BJP leader Ashish Shelar said.
“They should look within and ask if they have 145 MLAs needed to cross the halfway mark. We have full confidence in our numbers and will win the trust vote with a thumping majority, under the leadership of Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar,” said BJP leader Ashish Shelar.
“The people have seen Aaditya Thackeray take oath in the name of Sonia Gandhi. Today we have seen how fraud is Shiv Sena’s Hindutva. Such a parade is done for criminals, not for legislators,” he said.


Todays fun with Metasploit is exploiting Oracle... There's lots of good information on this on the Carnal 0wnage blog and the metasploit page for mc.
First things first, we'll need the relevant ruby modules (dbi and oci8) installed and working for some of this.
dbi can be installed using the usual 'sudo gem install dbi' but oci8 has some more prerequisites and steps to get working. The best thing to do is follow the instructions here . As a note you'll probably want to add the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to your bash profile to avoid setting it manually every time you want to use it (in Ubuntu this can be done system wide in /etc/bash.bashrc)
Once you've done that it should be possible to make basic connections to oracle from ruby ok...
So on to what Metasploit can do for you in a test with Oracle systems.. This walkthrough is heavily based on this video here from shmoocon this year.
One set of rough steps for converting "hmm there's an oracle system here" to "w00t I've got admin access to the server" might be
- Discover the version of Oracle Running
- Find out what the SID of the database is
- Get valid credentials to the database
- Escalate those credentials to DBA level access
- Leverage Oracles functionality to get access to the underlying operating system
- ...
- Profit!!
Luckily Metasploit can help us with pretty much all of this....
1. Discover the version of Oracle running on the server
This is very useful as it allows for targeting of exploits (no point in trying use an exploit for something that's been patched on the target).
From msfconsole
use auxiliary/scanner/oracle/tnslsnr_version
set RHOSTS [your_target_ip_here]
run
from this you should see something like
[*] Host <IP_ADDRESS> is running: Linux: Version <IP_ADDRESS>.0 - Production
[*] Auxiliary module execution completed
which tells us we've got 10gR2 on Linux running.
2. Find out what the SID of the database is
In order to connect to the database we're going to need to know what the SID is. Pre 10GR2 we could just use the metasploit sid_enum module (in auxiliary/scanner/oracle) to find this but after that we'll need to brute-force it. Not to worry there's a module for that too :)
As of 3.3-dev 6537 the sid_brute module doesn't appear to be included, but it can be downloaded from mc's page. For this module you'll also need a list of common SIDs for Oracle. One of those can be found on the Red Database Security site.
so once you've put the sid_brute module in the right place (I used modules/auxiliary/scanner/oracle) and your sid.txt file somewhere (I used the default from the module of data/exploits) you can do the following...
use auxiliary/scanner/oracle/sid_brute
set RHOST [your_target_ip_here]
and hopefully you'll get some output like
[*] Found SID 'ORCL' for host <IP_ADDRESS>.
So we've now got the SID of the database, on to usernames and passwords.
3. Get valid credentials to the database
Now Oracle databases are pretty notorious for having a wide range of default usernames and passwords installed on them. This isn't so true for modern releases but if your're running against older releases, it's well worth checking.
So to do this we'll need the brute_login metasploit module and a list of usernames and passwords. The module again can be found on mc's page and the canonical list of Oracle usernames and passwords is on Pete Finnigans site.
Also we'll need to get the oracle mixin at this point from here and copy that to lib/msf/core/exploit/ . Now at this point I was getting a module loading error but reading this and this led me to the idea of modifying the brute_login.rb file adding
require 'msf/core/exploit/oracle'
to the top of the file (just under the other requires) to get it all loaded up ok (also found out that a lot of this ground's been covered before but hey :) ! )
So with those saved in appropriate places (same as last time) we can see what's there
use auxiliary/scanner/oracle/brute_login
set RHOST [your_target_ip_here]
run
Now wtih any luck you'll get a file called oracle_success.log popping up in the data/exploits directory which will contain some entries like this
Found user/pass of: SCOTT/TIGER on <IP_ADDRESS>...
which tells us the creds we need to make a valid connection and move on to the next stage.
So now we've got a valid account on the database, but it's not got that magic DBA level of privilege
Next time I'll follow-up on using metasploit to get down the OS


The lower bound for Comparison based sorting algorithm (Merge Sort, Heap Sort, Quick-Sort .. etc) is Ω(nlogn)
, i.e., they cannot do better than nlogn
.
Counting sort is a linear time sorting algorithm that sort in O(n+k)
time when elements are in the range from 1 to k.
What if the elements are in the range from 1 to n2? We can’t use counting sort because counting sort will take O(n2)
which is worse than comparison-based sorting algorithms. Can we sort such an array in linear time?
Radix Sort is the answer. The idea of Radix Sort is to do digit by digit sort starting from least significant digit to most significant digit. Radix sort uses counting sort as a subroutine to sort.
Do following for each digit i where i varies from least significant digit to the most significant digit. Sort input array using counting sort (or any stable sort) according to the i’th digit.
Example:
Original, unsorted list: 170, 45, 75, 90, 802, 24, 2, 66
Sorting by least significant digit (1s place) gives:
[*Notice that we keep 802 before 2, because 802 occurred before 2 in the original list, and similarly for pairs 170 & 90 and 45 & 75.]
Sorting by next digit (10s place) gives:
[*Notice that 802 again comes before 2 as 802 comes before 2 in the previous list.]
802, 2, 24, 45, 66, 170, 75, 90
Sorting by the most significant digit (100s place) gives: 2, 24, 45, 66, 75, 90, 170, 802
Let there be d digits in input integers. Radix Sort takes O(d*(n+b))
time where b is the base for representing numbers, for example, for the decimal system, b is 10. What is the value of d? If k
is the maximum possible value, then d would be O(logb(k))
. So overall time complexity is O((n+b) * logb(k))
. Which looks more than the time complexity of comparison-based sorting algorithms for a large k. Let us first limit k. Let k <= nc where c is a constant. In that case, the complexity becomes O(n logb(n))
. But it still doesn’t beat comparison-based sorting algorithms.
If we have log2n
bits for every digit, the running time of Radix appears to be better than Quick Sort for a wide range of input numbers. The constant factors hidden in asymptotic notation are higher for Radix Sort and Quick-Sort uses hardware caches more effectively. Also, Radix sort uses counting sort as a subroutine and counting sort takes extra space to sort numbers.
Video reference: https://youtu.be/nu4gDuFabIM


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As you learned in section six, ToonTasks are the quests you are sent on to help save Toontown from the Cogs - they’re also the key to becoming a seriously powerful Toon!
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All Toons start their ToonTasks in Toontown Central. That’s a good thing, because some neighborhoods have pretty tough Cogs walking the streets, and Toon HQ doesn’t want to send you there until you’ve got the gags and the Laff points to handle them.
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Here is a tip for life: Always get three estimates. Shopping for ToonTasks is no different -- each HQ Officer and Shopkeeper will have different tasks for you to choose from, often for the same reward. One Officer may ask you to defeat 12 Corporate Raiders for a two-point Laff boost and the next Officer might offer you that same two-point Laff boost for 10 Bossbots. You can choose which task is right for you!
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Site Templates
Template Editing Interface
Editing the site templates is done through the Templates > Site Templates function in the control panel. That interface will look
something like this:
Search and Replace
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Available Templates - This section will list all of the available site templates that you can edit. When you first access
the page, only this section will be shown. Click on a template name to load that template for editing.
Code Editor - This is the text input box where you can make modifications to the template code. When you first access this interface, this field will not be visisble. Click on one of the available templates to load that template and make the code editor visible.
Toolbar Functions - Use the toolbar functions to peform the following actions:
Click this icon to bring up the Search and Replace dialog where you can perform a search and replace on many templates at once.
Click this icon to save the currently loaded template
Click this icon to reload the template code for the currently loaded template. This is useful when you do a search and replace which affects the current template you are editing.
Click this icon to access this documentation file
TubeX allows you to make quick changes to your templates in bulk with the Search and Replace function. When you access the Search and Replace function a dialog will appear that will allow you
to select the templates that you want to perform this action on, the code to search for in the template, and the replacement code to use. Multiple templates can be selected by holding down the shift or ctrl
keys on your keyboard as you click on templates in the selection list. Once you have selected the templates and entered the search and replacement code, press the Apply Changes button to start the task.
Once completed a notification message will be displayed letting you know how many replacements were made.
Custom Templates
In addition to the default templates shipped with the software, it is also possible to create custom templates that you can use to display any information that you like. The software ships with an example
custom template named custom-rss-feed-newest.tpl which generates an RSS feed of the most recently added videos. Custom templates can be used for any purpose that you like.
The custom.php script is responsible for displaying the custom template pages, and accepts the t= parameter as the template name. To view the example custom template custom-rss-feed-newest.tpl you would use this URL format:
It is also possible to use mod_rewrite rules to create search-engine friendly URLs for your custom templates. The default .htaccess file included with the software gives an example of how this can be done for the custom-rss-feed-newest.tpl custom template:
You can add as many mod_rewrite rules to the .htaccess file as you need!
Templates & Their Variables
Naming
Custom templates will need to be named using the following format:
- custom-TEMPLATE_NAME.tpl
- custom-rss-feed-top-rated.tpl
Creating
Once you have determined the filename you want to use for the custom template, you can simply create an empty file with that name and upload it to the directory containing the template set you have selected.
For example, if you are using the Default-Blue-Rewrite template set, you would upload the custom template file to the templates/Default-Blue-Rewrite directory of your TubeX installation. Once the file is uploaded,
set it's permissions to 666 which will allow you to edit that file through the control panel interface.
Viewing
Now that the custom template file has been created, you will need to setup the HTML and template code. This can be done just like you were editing any other template file. Before you can view the output from
the template it will be necessary to load and save the template so it can be processed and compiled for use by the software.
The custom.php script is responsible for displaying the custom template pages, and accepts the t= parameter as the template name. To view the example custom template custom-rss-feed-newest.tpl you would use this URL format:
- http://www.yoursite.com/tubex/custom.php?t=rss-feed-newest
It is also possible to use mod_rewrite rules to create search-engine friendly URLs for your custom templates. The default .htaccess file included with the software gives an example of how this can be done for the custom-rss-feed-newest.tpl custom template:
RewriteRule ^feeds/newest/?([0-9]+)?/?$ custom.php?t=rss-feed-newest&p=$2 [L]
You can add as many mod_rewrite rules to the .htaccess file as you need!
All of the site templates will have the following two variables set:
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$g_logged_in - This will be true if the user viewing the page is an authenticated user, or false otherwise
$g_config - The software settings (see Common Template Variables)
categories.tpl
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This template is used for the categories page which will display a list of your categories. Your users will be able to click on the category links to browse
the videos in the category they select.
$g_loc_categories - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the categories page is being viewed
global-categories.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code necessary to display a list of your categories in the sidebar
(or any location you choose) of your site.
global-footer.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code that will be used as the footer for all of the site pages
global-header.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code that will be used as the header for all of the site pages
global-pagination-js.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code that will be used to generate pagination links for paginated
interfaces that require JavaScript to jump between the pages (currently only user-my-videos.tpl).
global-pagination.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code that will be used to generate pagination links for paginated
interfaces.
global-search-terms.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code necessary to display a tag cloud of popular search terms in the
sidebar (or any location you choose) of your site.
global-tags.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code necessary to display a tag cloud of popular tags in the
sidebar (or any location you choose) of your site.
index.tpl
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This template controls the main page of your TubeX site.
$g_loc_home - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the main page is being viewed
style.css
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This is not actually a template, but can still be edited through the template editor. This is the style sheet that is used for all of the site templates.
upload-complete.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user finishes uploading a video. Note that this template is used only for uploads where the user has to use a standard upload
form and not the recommended Flash based upload.
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
$g_video - This will contain the video information (see Common Template Variables)
$g_form - Identical to $g_video
upload-disabled.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user tries to access the upload interface but video uploads have been disabled by the administrator
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
upload-flash-complete.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user finishes uploading a video using the Flash based upload system. Note that this template does not include the HTML code necessary
for a full page (i.e. no <html>, <head>, or <body> tags) since the code from this template will be inserted into the already visible page after the upload completes.
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
$g_video - This will contain the video information (see Common Template Variables)
$g_form - Identical to $g_video
upload-flash-errors.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user uploads a video using the Flash based upload system but there are errors with the data they submitted. Note that this template does
not include the HTML code necessary for a full page (i.e. no <html>, <head>, or <body> tags) since the code from this template will be inserted into the already
visible page after the upload completes.
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
$g_errors - This will an array of error messages
upload-step-one.tpl
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This template controls step one of the video upload process and will gather the initial video information (title, description, etc) from the user. This template will also be
re-displayed if the user submits invalid data.
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
$g_errors - An array of error messages if the data submitted contained invalid information, empty otherwise
$g_tag_min_length - The minimum length allowed for each tag that is submitted
$g_custom_fields - An array containing the custom database fields for videos, if any have been created
$g_year - The current year
$g_form - The data that the user submitted if it is necessary to redisplay this page, empty otherwise
upload-step-two.tpl
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This template controls step two of the video upload process where the user will actually select the video file they want to upload. This template will also be redisplayed if
the Flash based upload system isn't used and errors are encountered with the uploaded video.
$g_loc_upload - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the upload page is being viewed
$g_errors - An array of error messages if the data submitted contained invalid information, empty otherwise
$g_form - The data that the user submitted if it is necessary to redisplay this page, empty otherwise
$g_file_types - A string to specify what video file extensions are allowed (passed to the Flash upload system)
$g_cookie - The user's login cookie (passed to the Flash upload system)
user-avatar.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user wishes to modify their avatar image. It is also re-displayed both for a successful and un-successful avatar upload.
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the uploaded avatar was invalid), empty otherwise
$g_success - Flag set to true if the uploaded image has been successfully saved as the new avatar, empty otherwise
user-confirmed.tpl
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This template will be displayed when new user accounts must be confirmed by e-mail and a user has clicked on the confirmation link in the e-mail message they received.
It will be displayed both when the confirmation is successful and un-successful.
$g_user - The user account data of the confirmed user (if the confirmation code was valid), empty otherwise
(see Common Template Variables)
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the confirmation code was invalid), empty otherwise
user-edit.tpl
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This template will display the form where a user can update their user account settings. It is also re-displayed when invalid data is submitted or the
account data is successfully updated.
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
$g_custom_fields - An array containing the custom database fields for users, if any have been created
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the submitted data is invalid), empty otherwise
$g_success - Flag set to true if the user account data has been successfully updated, empty otherwise
user-favorites.tpl
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This template will display when a user views their favorites. This template supports pagination.
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
g_page_number - The current page number that the user is viewing
user-login.tpl
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This template controls the user login page. It will be re-displayed if the user enters invalid login information.
$g_referrer - The referring URL from which the user came, if any
$g_loc_login - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the login page is being viewed
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the submitted data is invalid), empty otherwise
$g_form - The data that the user submitted if it is necessary to redisplay this page, empty otherwise
user-menu.tpl
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This template is designed to be used with the {template} function, and contains the template code that will be used to generate the user menu that is
displayed in the user account interfaces (my account, my videos, etc).
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
user-my-account.tpl
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This template controls the My Account interface where a user can see their current profile and access other areas of the account management interface.
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
$g_loc_my_account - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the my account page is being viewed
$g_num_favorites - The total number of favorites the user has created
user-my-videos.tpl
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This template controls the My Videos interface where a user can see their current videos. This template supports pagination.
$g_username - The username of the authenticated user accessing this page
$g_page_number - The current page number that the user is viewing
$g_my_videos_term - The search term the user entered, if any
$g_sorter - The sorting option the ser selected, if any
$g_videos_sorter - The sorting method to use for videos, useful for passing to the sort option of the {videos} template function
user-profile.tpl
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This template controls the profile page where a user's profile can be viewed by other site visitors.
$g_username - The username of the account who's profile is being viewed
user-register-complete.tpl
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This template will be displayed after a user succesfully submits account information for creating a new account.
$g_user - The account data that the user submitted (see Common Template Variables)
$g_form - Identical to $g_user
user-register.tpl
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This will control the account signup form which users will need to fill in to create an account. This will also be re-displayed if the user submits invalid data.
$g_loc_register - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the register page is being viewed
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the submitted data is invalid), empty otherwise
$g_form - The data that the user submitted (if it is necessary to redisplay this page), empty otherwise
$g_custom_fields - An array containing the custom database fields for users, if any have been created
$g_year - The current year
user-reset-confirmed.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user has clicked on the confirmation link in the e-mail message they received after initiating a password reset.
It will be displayed both when the confirmation is successful and un-successful.
$g_user - The user account data of the confirmed user (if the confirmation code was valid), empty otherwise
(see Common Template Variables)
$g_password - The new password generated for the account
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the confirmation code was invalid), empty otherwise
user-reset-found.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user initiates a password reset and their e-mail address has been found in the database.
$g_user - The user account data of the located account (see Common Template Variables)
user-reset.tpl
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This controls the password reset form. It will be re-displayed if the user enters an invalid e-mail address.
$g_errors - An array of error messages (if the submitted data is invalid), empty otherwise
$g_form - The data that the user submitted (if it is necessary to redisplay this page), empty otherwise
user-video-edit.tpl
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This template wil be displayed when a user wishes to edit one of their videos. It will also be re-displayed both when the video is successfully updated and when invalid
data is submitted.
$g_errors - An array of error messages if the data submitted contained invalid information, empty otherwise
$g_tag_min_length - The minimum length allowed for each tag that is submitted
$g_custom_fields - An array containing the custom database fields for videos, if any have been created
$g_year - The current year
$g_form - The data that the user submitted if it is necessary to redisplay this page, empty otherwise
$g_thumbs - An array containing the preview thumbnails for the video, if any
video-comments-iframe.tpl
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This template controls the display of video comments in an <iframe> on the video page. This template supports pagination.
$g_video_id - The ID number of the video who's comments are being viewed
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
video-comments.tpl
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This template controls the standalone video comments page. This template supports pagination.
$g_video_id - The ID number of the video who's comments are being viewed
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
video-player-flash.tpl
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This template controls the HTML used for videos that can be played with a Flash video player (FLV, MP4). For use in the flv option of the {player} template function.
video-player-other.tpl
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This template controls the HTML used for videos that cannnot be played with the other player types. For use in the other option of the {player} template function.
video-player-quicktime.tpl
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This template controls the HTML used for videos that can be played with a Quicktime video player (MPEG, MOV). For use in the qt option of the {player} template function.
video-player-silverlight.tpl
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This template controls the HTML used for videos that can be played with a Silverlight video player (WMV). For use in the wmv option of the {player} template function.
videos-browse.tpl
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This template controls the Browse Videos page. This template supports pagination.
$g_loc_videos - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the browse videos page is being viewed
$g_page_number - The page number the user is viewing
$g_sort - The sorting option that the user selected
$g_timeframe - The timeframe that the user selected
$g_videos_sorter - The sorting method to use for videos, useful for passing to the sort option of the {videos} template function
$g_loc_videos_popular - This will be set to true only if the user is viewing videos by popularity
$g_loc_videos_top_rated - This will be set to true only if the user is viewing videos by rating
$g_loc_videos_most_rated - This will be set to true only if the user is viewing videos by number of ratings
$g_loc_videos_most_discussed - This will be set to true only if the user is viewing videos by number of comments
$g_loc_videos_top_favorited - This will be set to true only if the user is viewing videos by number of favorites
$g_loc_today - This will be set to true only if the sorting timeframe is today
$g_loc_week - This will be set to true only if the sorting timeframe is this week
$g_loc_month - This will be set to true only if the sorting timeframe is this month
$g_loc_all_time - This will be set to true only if the sorting timeframe is all time
videos-by-category.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user selected to view videos in a specific category. This template supports pagination.
$g_category_url - The URL Name for the category the user selected
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
videos-by-search.tpl
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This template controls the end-user search results page. This template supports pagination.
$g_term - The search term that the user entered
$g_category_id - The ID of the category the user selected to search in
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
videos-by-tag.tpl
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This template will be displayed when a user selects to view videos that contain a specific tag. This template supports pagination.
$g_tag - The tag that the user selected
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
videos-newest.tpl
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This template controls the Newest Videos page. This template supports pagination.
$g_loc_newest - This will be set to true only for this template to indicate that the newest videos page is being viewed
$g_page_number - The page number that the user is viewing
video-watch.tpl
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This template controls the page where users will actually view a video.
$g_video_id - The ID number of the video that is being viewed
$g_private - A flag to indicate if the video is private (true), or false otherwise
$g_private_id - If the video is private the special ID that allows access to view the video


198 Foreign Key Constraints
| Constraint Name | Child Column | Parent Column | Delete Rule | ||
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| fk_par_word_to_group |
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| fk_parallel_word_to_creator_id |
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| fk_par_owrd_to_word |
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| fk_artefact_group_member_to_creator_id |
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| artefact_group_member_to_artefact |
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| artefact_group_member_to_artefact_group |
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| fk_line_data_to_edition_editor |
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| fk_line_data_owner_to_line_data |
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| fk_line_data_to_edition |
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| fk_manuscript_metrics_to_creator_id |
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| manuscript_metrics_to_manuscript |
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| manuscript_metrics_to_scribal_font_fk |
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| fk_pitfs_owner_pitfs |
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| fk_pitfs_owner_to_editor |
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| fk_pitfs_owner_to_edition |
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| fk_line_to_sign_to_edition_editor |
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| fk_line_to_sign_to_edition |
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| fk_line_to_sign_owner_to_line_to_sign |
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| fk_image1_to_image_id |
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| fk_image2_to_image_id |
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| manuscript_metrics_owner_to_edition_editor |
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| manuscript_metrics_owner_to_edition_id |
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| manuscript_metrics_owner_to_manuscript_metrics |
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| fk_position_in_stream_owner_to_position_in_stream |
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| fk_position_in_stream_owner_to_edition_id |
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| fk_position_in_stream_owner_to_edition_editor_id |
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| fk_artefact_shape_to_artefact |
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| fk_artefact_shape_to_sqe_image |
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| fk_artefact_shape_to_creator_id |
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| fk_text_fragment_to_line_to_edition_editor |
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| fk_text_fragment_to_line_to_edition |
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| fk_text_fragment_to_line_owner_to_text_fragment_to_line |
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| fk_scribal_font_glyph_metrics_to_creator_id |
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| fk_sfg_to_scribal_font |
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| fk_scribe_owner_to_scribe |
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| fk_scribe_to_edition |
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| fk_scribe_to_edition_editor |
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| fk_user_email_token_to_user |
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| fk_edition_editor_to_user |
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| fk_edition_editor_to_edition |
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| fk_position_in_text_fragment_stream_to_creator_id |
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| fk_pitfs_next_to_text_fragment |
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| fk_pitfs_to_text_fragment |
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| fk_artefact_status_owner_to_edition_id |
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| fk_artefact_status_owner_to_edition_editor_id |
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| fk_artefact_status_owner_to_artefact_status_id |
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| fk_sign_interpretation_commentary_to_attribute |
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| fk_sign_interpretation_commentary_to_sign_char |
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| fk_sign_interpretation_commentary_to_creator_id |
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| fk_manuscript_to_master_manuscript |
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| fk_manuscript_data_to_creator_id |
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| fk_sfgm_to_edition_editor |
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| fk_sfgm_owner_to_sfgm |
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| fk_sfgm_to_edition |
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| users_system_roles_to_user_id |
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| users_system_roles_to_system_roles_id |
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GAI Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | GAI.h |
Overview
Google Analytics iOS top-level class. Provides facilities to create trackers and set behaviorial flags.
Tasks
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defaultTracker
For convenience, this class exposes a default tracker instance. This is initialized to
propertynil
and will be set to the first tracker that is instantiated in trackerWithTrackingId:. It may be overridden as desired. -
debug
If true, Google Analytics debug messages will be logged with
propertyNSLog()
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optOut
When this is true, no tracking information will be gathered; tracking calls will effectively become no-ops. When set to true, all tracking information that has not yet been submitted. The value of this flag will be persisted automatically by the SDK. Developers can optionally use this flag to implement an opt-out setting in the app to allows users to opt out of Google Analytics tracking.
property -
dispatchInterval
If this value is negative, tracking information must be sent manually by calling dispatch. If this value is zero, tracking information will automatically be sent as soon as possible (usually immediately if the device has Internet connectivity). If this value is positive, tracking information will be automatically dispatched every dispatchInterval seconds.
property -
trackUncaughtExceptions
When set to true, the SDK will record the currently registered uncaught exception handler, and then register an uncaught exception handler which tracks the exceptions that occurred using defaultTracker. If defaultTracker is not
propertynil
, this function will track the exception on the tracker and attempt to dispatch any outstanding tracking information for 5 seconds. It will then call the previously registered exception handler, if any. When set back to false, the previously registered uncaught exception handler will be restored. -
+ sharedInstance
Get the shared instance of the Google Analytics for iOS class.
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– trackerWithTrackingId:
Create or retrieve a GAITracker implementation with the specified tracking ID. If the tracker for the specified tracking ID does not already exist, then it will be created and returned; otherwise, the existing tracker will be returned. If defaultTracker is not set, it will be set to the tracker instance returned here.
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– dispatch
Dispatches any pending tracking information.
Properties
debug
If true, Google Analytics debug messages will be logged with NSLog()
. This is
useful for debugging calls to the Google Analytics SDK.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL debug
Discussion
If true, Google Analytics debug messages will be logged with NSLog()
. This is
useful for debugging calls to the Google Analytics SDK.
By default, this flag is set to NO
.
Declared In
GAI.h
defaultTracker
For convenience, this class exposes a default tracker instance.
This is initialized to nil
and will be set to the first tracker that is
instantiated in trackerWithTrackingId:. It may be overridden as desired.
@property (nonatomic, assign) id<GAITracker> defaultTracker
Discussion
For convenience, this class exposes a default tracker instance.
This is initialized to nil
and will be set to the first tracker that is
instantiated in trackerWithTrackingId:. It may be overridden as desired.
The GAITrackedViewController class will, by default, use this tracker instance.
Declared In
GAI.h
dispatchInterval
If this value is negative, tracking information must be sent manually by calling dispatch. If this value is zero, tracking information will automatically be sent as soon as possible (usually immediately if the device has Internet connectivity). If this value is positive, tracking information will be automatically dispatched every dispatchInterval seconds.
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSTimeInterval dispatchInterval
Discussion
If this value is negative, tracking information must be sent manually by calling dispatch. If this value is zero, tracking information will automatically be sent as soon as possible (usually immediately if the device has Internet connectivity). If this value is positive, tracking information will be automatically dispatched every dispatchInterval seconds.
When the dispatchInterval is non-zero, setting it to zero will cause any queued tracking information to be sent immediately.
By default, this is set to 120
, which indicates tracking information should
be dispatched automatically every 120 seconds.
Declared In
GAI.h
optOut
When this is true, no tracking information will be gathered; tracking calls will effectively become no-ops. When set to true, all tracking information that has not yet been submitted. The value of this flag will be persisted automatically by the SDK. Developers can optionally use this flag to implement an opt-out setting in the app to allows users to opt out of Google Analytics tracking.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL optOut
Discussion
When this is true, no tracking information will be gathered; tracking calls will effectively become no-ops. When set to true, all tracking information that has not yet been submitted. The value of this flag will be persisted automatically by the SDK. Developers can optionally use this flag to implement an opt-out setting in the app to allows users to opt out of Google Analytics tracking.
This is set to NO
the first time the Google Analytics SDK is used on a
device, and is persisted thereafter.
Declared In
GAI.h
trackUncaughtExceptions
When set to true, the SDK will record the currently registered uncaught
exception handler, and then register an uncaught exception handler which tracks
the exceptions that occurred using defaultTracker. If defaultTracker is not
nil
, this function will track the exception on the tracker and attempt to
dispatch any outstanding tracking information for 5 seconds. It will then call
the previously registered exception handler, if any. When set back to false,
the previously registered uncaught exception handler will be restored.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL trackUncaughtExceptions
Discussion
When set to true, the SDK will record the currently registered uncaught
exception handler, and then register an uncaught exception handler which tracks
the exceptions that occurred using defaultTracker. If defaultTracker is not
nil
, this function will track the exception on the tracker and attempt to
dispatch any outstanding tracking information for 5 seconds. It will then call
the previously registered exception handler, if any. When set back to false,
the previously registered uncaught exception handler will be restored.
Declared In
GAI.h
Instance Methods
dispatch
Dispatches any pending tracking information.
- (void)dispatch
Discussion
Dispatches any pending tracking information.
It would be wise to call this when application is exiting to initiate the submission of any unsubmitted tracking information. Note that this does not have any effect on dispatchInterval, and can be used in conjuntion with periodic dispatch.
Declared In
GAI.h
trackerWithTrackingId:
Create or retrieve a GAITracker implementation with the specified tracking ID. If the tracker for the specified tracking ID does not already exist, then it will be created and returned; otherwise, the existing tracker will be returned. If defaultTracker is not set, it will be set to the tracker instance returned here.
- (id<GAITracker>)trackerWithTrackingId:(NSString *)trackingId
Parameters
- trackingId
The tracking ID (a string that begins with “UA-”). Must not be
nil
or empty.
Return Value
A GAITracker associated with the specified tracking ID. The tracker can be used to send tracking data to Google Analytics. The first time this method is called with a particular tracking ID, the tracker for that tracking ID will be returned, and subsequent calls with the same tracking ID will return the same instance. It is not necessary to retain the tracker because the tracker will be retained internally by the library.
If an error occurs or the tracker ID is not valid, this method will return
nil
.
Discussion
Create or retrieve a GAITracker implementation with the specified tracking ID. If the tracker for the specified tracking ID does not already exist, then it will be created and returned; otherwise, the existing tracker will be returned. If defaultTracker is not set, it will be set to the tracker instance returned here.
Declared In
GAI.h


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Type Aliases
The following type aliases are available globally.
-
Action block to perform when a button is pressed.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias AlertAction = () -> Void
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Action block when a picker item is selected.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias AlertPickerAction = (AlertPickerRow) -> Void
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Action block to perform when a date is selected.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias AlertDatePickerAction = (Date) -> Void
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Action block to perform when checkbox is selected or deselected
Declaration
Swift
public typealias AlertCheckboxAction = (Bool) -> Void


 WE THE PEOPLE WILL NOT PUT UP WITH THIS SHIT!!! WE ARE FED UP!!!   WE ARE AMERICANS AND WE WILL SHOW OUR MIGHT!!!

Another Fake Christian FAILS. It was obviously God's will that Joe Biden WON the Presidency, and the Republicans LOST the Senate.  You LOSE !! #Resist #FakeChristians #BLM #Antifa #TrumpFailedAmerica
How did that election work out for you MAGATS ? Trump is one and DONE. Moscow Mitch McConnell is now the Senate MINORITY Leader. All of the Fake Christian Televangelists were WRONG. All of the QAnon Creeps were WRONG.  Hate doesn't sell like it used to.  Also if you dont agree with liberal fucktards they wanna cancel you to so tolerantand loving but I do think it's funny that the Republicans lost the senate served them right they are as useless as the Democratstime for a revolution
Yes! Magacrowd shake the house!! Make them acknowledge your presence. Be singular in your purpose and make the very earth beneath you tremble before your command.
Sing in a United voice we will rock you!! Make those feckless politicans remember they serve you!! Not the other way around!!
Beautiful except I notice he is asking God to step up ? And help us ? Little does he know God has been CARRYING US for at least 4 or more years... remember we need God, God doesn’t need us. To the contrary we have allowed our country to get in this state because We have turned our backs to God, becoming Godless and not holding our government to account (Dems here) ... #revivaltime #makechurchgreatagain #givegodtheglory #pleaseforgiveus #welovegod #thankyougod #cleanseusjesus #thesepeopleareevil #pureevil #godwins #godblessthepeople #godblesspresidenttrump #godblessqandanons #godblessmilitary
The Proud Boys will fold like a Cheap Suit.
 WE THE PEOPLE WILL NOT PUT UP WITH THIS SHIT!!! WE ARE FED UP!!!   WE ARE AMERICANS AND WE WILL SHOW OUR MIGHT!!!
Much love to all of you fighting
🙏🇺🇸❤
They need to be afraid
Bring it on, America is going to go scorched earth
LOSERS!!!
I wanted to go to DC but I had no way
I wish they would drag the mayor and her girl friend out into the street by their hair.
Wait till the tax base is gone.
How did that election work out for you MAGATS ? Trump is one and DONE. Moscow Mitch McConnell is now the Senate MINORITY Leader. All of the Fake Christian Televangelists were WRONG. All of the QAnon Creeps were WRONG.  Hate doesn't sell like it used to. #Resist #MAGA #TRUMP #TrumpFailedAmerica #LockHimUp
🇺🇸People for people🇺🇸
Yes!
Magacrowd shake the house!! Make them acknowledge your presence. Be singular in your purpose and make the very earth beneath you tremble before your command.
Sing in a United voice we will rock you!!
Make those feckless politicans remember they serve you!! Not the other way around!!
DC Metro is not worried. I doubt the numbers go over 20k people.
We could see a war break out today.
💖💖💖💖
Amen!!!
Beautiful except I notice he is asking God to step up ? And help us ? Little does he know God has been CARRYING US for at least 4 or more years... remember we need God, God doesn’t need us. To the contrary we have allowed our country to get in this state because We have turned our backs to God, becoming Godless and not holding our government to account (Dems here) ... #revivaltime #makechurchgreatagain #givegodtheglory #pleaseforgiveus #welovegod #thankyougod #cleanseusjesus #thesepeopleareevil #pureevil #godwins #godblessthepeople #godblesspresidenttrump #godblessqandanons #godblessmilitary
It doesn't matter how big the rally is they must actually do something.
Find all of the Democrats, RINOs, SCOTUS justices, corrupt FBI agents, dirty cops, Creepy Joe and Kamaltoe! Show them the error of their ways!


WITNESS LIST Regulated Industries Committee May 20, 2003-2:00P SB 1039 For: King, Robert (Fuel Cells Texas) On: Matthews, Jerry (Texas Council on Environmental Technology) Totten, Jess (Texas Public Utility Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Smith, Tom (Public Citizen) SB 1278 For: Wood, Henry (South Texas Electric Coopreative)


blaseball.css Demo
blaseball.css lets you quickly set up a site that looks kinda like the main blaseball site, while allowing for easy overrides. This page demos the components and how to use them. It allows you to write simple html and styles it in a clean and readable fashion.
To use blaseball.css, just add the following to the  of your document:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/galenguyer/blaseball.css/main/blaseball.css" media="screen" />

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OUR DREAM is Simple:
"Realize a world where children can have a happy, protected and healthy childhood....Forever."
How to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same value touch, they merge into one!


Jumpcut is subject to the MIT License. Source code and license details are available at the Jumpcut homepage, jumpcut.sourceforge.net.
Jumpcut is open source code built with open source code. Jumpcut incorporates the following libraries, used with gratitude:
Thanks to Clare Bates Congdon, Joshua Davis, Brad Graham, David Jacobs, John Kenzie, Adam Rice, Finn Smith, Vera Tobin, and Andre Torrez for early and ongoing feedback, advice, and encouragement.


THE FULL MONTY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Folks don't laugh [at you] when you have a grand in your back pocket," reckons Gaz, a working-class bloke living on the dole in Yorkshire. He has a scheme, and what a scheme, that should raise several thousand for himself and his unemployed buddies.
British audiences may know the term "full monty," but Americans probably will not. The closest American slang might be "buck naked," and where either term comes from remains a mystery. The film's title, THE FULL MONTY, refers to Gaz's crazy idea. After a group of Chippendales comes to their mining town and cleans up, Gaz decides that he and his friends could summon the courage for one night and outdo the Chippendales. His group will take it all off and not stop at G-strings. There is, however, a slight problem of talent and looks. The local men being anything but buff.
The result is a typically zany British comedy dripping with pathos for the workers. One can reasonably view the film as a social satire, but that would be taking director Peter Cattaneo's comedy way too seriously. Still, one of the show failings is that sometimes it cannot figure out what it wants to be and lets it morose aspects dominate at inappropriate moments. First-time screenwriter Simon Beaufoy's script has rough edges that need working out, but the overall feel is of a writer with much promise.
The film opens with arguably the funniest scene in the picture. We are treated to a hokey but real documentary short promoting Sheffield, "a city on the move." Taken 25 years ago, it shows a prosperous Sheffield with booming industry and a good environment for raising a family. The music is so relentlessly upbeat that I thought we were going to see a pseudo-documentary a la the much more hilarious WAITING FOR GUFFMAN.
As soon as the opening credits end, we skip to the present where Gaz, his son, and one of his friends are trying to steal an iron girder from a derelict warehouse. We soon learn that Gaz and all of his friends spend their days at the unemployment office where they wile away their time smoking under the "no smoking" sign and doing all they can to avoid even looking for a job. Only Gaz's ex-foreman Gerald (Tom Wilkinson), who has not even told his wife he was laid off 6 months ago, is actually trying hard to find a position.  Tragic scenes like this work but only to the detriment of the film's comedic effect, and they would have been better placed in a more serious film.
Gaz is played with resoluteness by Robert Carlyle from PRIEST and TRAINSPOTTING. Although it is an ensemble cast, Carlyle's role is so central that without his strong but vulnerable portrayal, the picture could easily have sunk.
Once Gaz concocts his idea for a momentary ticket out of poverty, he needs two things, a guide and a cast. He steals a copy of FLASHDANCE for their instructional video, and they conduct auditions for cast members. These auditions are among the show's funniest sequences. Some guys are overweight and others are painfully skinny. One guy shows up who can't sing or dance, but who does have an incredible large male organ -- which is stared at in disbelief but not shown. He is hired on the spot along with a fiftyish black guy, who can actually dance, albeit only routines from the 60s.
In another beautiful scene, the guys have just about given up and are back in the unemployment line to collect their checks when one of their dance numbers comes on the loudspeakers overhead. Slowly they start dancing to the rhythm until each of them realizes they must follow through on their big plan.
Until the very end, it is still not clear if some, all, or none of them will actually bare it all. You may even find the ending a bit of a surprise. With a subtext of desperation and anti-Thatcherism, the film tries too hard to deliver a message, but it remains quite funny nevertheless.
THE FULL MONTY runs a breezy 1:30. It is in English so thick with Yorkshire accents and slang that American audiences are doomed to miss parts of it but not enough to detract from the film's comedic punch. The movie is rated R for one scene of male nudity and for some profanity, and it would be fine for teenagers. I recommend this sometimes too bittersweet comedy to you and give it ***.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
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vtkProgrammableFilter ain't so bad
02 Sep 2014When I started preparing for this blog, my goal was to write about how awful vtkProgrammableFilter
is to use in Python and how the new vtkPythonAlgorithm is superior. Funny enough, as I worked on
a few examples, I discovered that vtkProgrammableFilter
is not so bad if you know a few tricks. It
does what it is supposed to fairly well. vtkPythonAlgorithm
can do a lot more but more on that
later.
In summary, vtkProgrammableFilter
enables one to execute Python code within a pipeline. It is
designed to perform relatively simple tasks without having to compile C++ classes. Actually, when
combined with the numpy_interface
module that I previously wrote about, it can do fairly complex
and computationally intensive things too. Let's start with a very simple example.
1 import time, vtk
2 from vtk.numpy_interface import dataset_adapter as dsa
3 from vtk.numpy_interface import algorithms as alg
4
5 def create_scene(flt):
6 m = vtk.vtkPolyDataMapper()
7 m.SetInputConnection(flt.GetOutputPort())
8
9 a = vtk.vtkActor()
10 a.SetMapper(m)
11
12 ren = vtk.vtkRenderer()
13 ren.AddActor(a)
14
15 renWin = vtk.vtkRenderWindow()
16 renWin.AddRenderer(ren)
17 renWin.SetSize(600, 600)
18
19 return renWin
20
21 s = vtk.vtkSphereSource()
22
23 def execute():
24 inp = dsa.WrapDataObject(pf.GetInput())
25 opt = dsa.WrapDataObject(pf.GetOutput())
26 opt.ShallowCopy(inp.VTKObject)
27 opt.PointData.append(inp.PointData['Normals'][:, 0], 'Normals-x')
28 opt.PointData.SetActiveScalars('Normals-x')
29
30 pf = vtk.vtkProgrammableFilter()
31 pf.SetInputConnection(s.GetOutputPort())
32 pf.SetExecuteMethod(execute)
33
34 renWin = create_scene(pf)
35 renWin.Render()
36 time.sleep(3)
Lines 5 - 19 should be pretty obvious to a VTK initiate. They simply create a rendering scene. Line
21 - 32 create a simple pipeline consisting of a vtkSphereSource
and a vtkProgrammableFilter
.
The Programmable Filter creates a new scalar array called Normals-x
by extracting the first
component of the Normals
vector generated by the Sphere Source (lines 27-28). This function is
assigned to the Programmable Filter on line 32. Pretty standard stuff. Still quite powerful if you
consider that you have almost the entire VTK API plus the numpy_interface
module.
What I really dislike about this is that on lines 24 and 25, we have to refer to the pf object that is in the global namespace. So, if we add something like this:
39 pf = None
We will get the following error during execution:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "lame.py", line 34, in execute
inp = dsa.WrapDataObject(pf.GetInput())
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'GetInput'
Since the method passed to SetExecuteMethod
cannot take any arguments, this seems like the only
solution. It is kind of yucky. What is worse, if you want to re-use this method and tweak it by
setting some parameters, you have to do it by adjusting global variables or write a new function for
each new combination. Ugh.
We can get around the first problem if we can use a closure as follows.
def create_execute(filter):
pf = filter
def execute():
inp = dsa.WrapDataObject(pf.GetInput())
opt = dsa.WrapDataObject(pf.GetOutput())
opt.ShallowCopy(inp.VTKObject)
opt.PointData.append(inp.PointData['Normals'][:, 0], 'Normals-x')
opt.PointData.SetActiveScalars('Normals-x')
return execute
pf = vtk.vtkProgrammableFilter()
pf.SetInputConnection(s.GetOutputPort())
pf.SetExecuteMethod(create_execute(pf))
renWin = create_scene(pf)
pf = None
renWin.Render()
This works fine because create_execute()
returns a function object which has its argument bound
within the function object's scope (a closure). It still doesn't address the configurability issue.
I didn't think that this problem could be solved. I was wrong. SetExecuteMethod
accepts any
callable object. So the following works very nicely.
s = vtk.vtkSphereSource()
class MyAlgorithm(object):
def __init__(self, algorithm):
import weakref
self.__Algorithm = weakref.ref(algorithm)
def __call__(self):
inp = dsa.WrapDataObject(self.__Algorithm().GetInput())
opt = dsa.WrapDataObject(self.__Algorithm().GetOutput())
opt.ShallowCopy(inp.VTKObject)
opt.PointData.append(inp.PointData['Normals'][:, 0], 'Normals-x')
opt.PointData.SetActiveScalars('Normals-x')
pf = vtk.vtkProgrammableFilter()
pf.SetInputConnection(s.GetOutputPort())
pf.SetExecuteMethod(MyAlgorithm(pf))
An instance of a class that implements the __call__()
method is callable. So we can call a
MyAlgorithm
as if it is a function:
o = MyAlgorithm(pf)
o()
Note that I used a weak reference to avoid a reference loop between the Programmable Filter and
MyAlgorithm
. We can now customize the programmable filter using the class interface.
Consider another example.
1 class MyAlgorithm(object):
2 def __init__(self, algorithm):
3 import weakref
4 self.__Algorithm = weakref.ref(algorithm)
5 self.__Factor = 1
6
7 def __call__(self):
8 inp = dsa.WrapDataObject(self.__Algorithm().GetInput())
9 opt = dsa.WrapDataObject(self.__Algorithm().GetOutput())
10 opt.ShallowCopy(inp.VTKObject)
11 print self.Factor
12 opt.PointData.append(inp.PointData['Normals'][:, 0] * self.Factor, 'Normals-x')
13 opt.PointData.SetActiveScalars('Normals-x')
14
15 def SetFactor(self, factor):
16 self.__Factor = factor
17 self.__Algorithm().Modified()
18
19 def GetFactor(self):
20 return self.__Factor
21
22 Factor = property(GetFactor, SetFactor)
23
24 pf = vtk.vtkProgrammableFilter()
25 pf.SetInputConnection(s.GetOutputPort())
26 alg = MyAlgorithm(pf)
27 pf.SetExecuteMethod(alg)
28 pf.Update()
29
30 alg.Factor = 2
31
32 renWin = create_scene(pf)
33 renWin.Render()
Here I added a Factor property to allow the configuration of the filter. In this example, pf
will
execute twice: the first when Update() is called (with Factor == 1), second during render (with
Factor == 2). Note that Modified()
on line 17 is necessary for this to work.
vtkProgrammableFilter
works great for many use cases but has some limitations:
- Its output type is always the same as its input type. So one cannot implement filters such as a
contour filter (which accepts a
vtkDataSet
and outputs avtkPolyData
) using it. - It is not possible to properly manipulate pipeline execution by setting keys. We'll discuss how
this can be done using
vtkPythonAlgorithm
in a future blog. - The source counterpart of
vtkProgrammableFilter
,vtkProgrammableSource
, is very difficult to use and is very limited. So if you want to create sources (readers for example), I strongly recommend usingvtkPythonAlgorithm
.
I'll follow up with one or more blogs on vtkPythonAlgorithm
.
One final note. The callable objects also work nicely as observers. See below.
import vtk
class MyObserver(object):
def __call__(self, obj, event):
print obj.GetClassName(), event
s = vtk.vtkSphereSource()
s.AddObserver('ModifiedEvent', MyObserver())
s.Modified()
will print
vtkSphereSource ModifiedEvent
Note: This article was originally published on the Kitware blog. Please see the Kitware web site, the VTK web site and the ParaView web site for more information.


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I read Somasegar's post on "productizing" F# (man, that sounds ugly!). In general terms, I think this is a great idea; there are many concepts in F# that would be very welcome in a mainstream, supported tool, and I can see a lot of potential for, say, mixing C# and F# solutions together, as each one has its strengths (and add to that a bit of IronRuby to top it off).
Multi-language solutions do become a more interesting proposition when there are clear relative strengths and clear differentiation between languages, such as functional vs. imperative, dynamic vs. static; so it is a completely different proposition than, say, the old argument about mixing VB.NET and C# (which made little sense for most purposes).
On the other hand, am I the only one that had to read three or four times Somasegar's post to see what the deal was? Heck, in fact, I'm still hazy on what exactly "integrate the F# language into Visual Studio and continue innovating and evolving F#" will really mean.