This page shows how to setup and configure the oltp workload that is included with the RWP*Load Simulator
On the system, that will be your application server, you will be running one or several projects that typically differ in how and to which database they connect. Each project must have a short name such as dbone, dbtwo, etc. For the rest of the discussion on this page, the project name key is used.
In order to run the oltp workload, you need three directories:
A working directory where you keep the files that typically get modified while you use the oltp workload. Each project will be identified by its name and there will be two files associated with each project; these files must be stored in this directory. It is recommended that you create a directory separately from your home directory, but you can very well have multiple projects in the same directory as each project normally just needs those two files.
A results directory that will be filled with sub-directories and files when you are using the oltp workload. You should have one directory per project, and you should prepare sufficient space for up to 0.5MB for each single run you perform. You normally don’t need to inspect or modify any of the files created.
 This directory must be visible externally via a browser, and it must be writable by your login user. If you e.g. use Apache as your web server, the directory typically must exist somewhere under /var/www/html. You should plan to have sufficient space for about 2MB plus 2MB per database instance for each single run. If your webserver runs on a different system than your runs, the directory can very well be made available using NFS or similar.
From your RWP*Load Simulator distribution, make copies of the two files from the oltp directory, oltp.env and oltp.rwl to your working directory, and make the copies named after your project. If your project it named key, the files must therefore be named key.env and key.rwl
The file key.env must be modified such that it sets the environment variable RWLOLTP_NAME to your project name such as key. If needed, you may also set environment variables like TNS_ADMIN, TWO_TASK, etc. It is also recommended to set RWLOADSIM_PATH set (include) your project working directory.
Your projects parameter file such as key.rwl contains all settings that define your project including database credentials, connect strings, workload size, etc. Some settings are compulsory, others have defaults that you should initially not change.
The following lists all compulsory parameters.
awrdirectory
Sets the name of the directory where awr, html, graphs, etc will be stored. This is the directory mentioned above that is visible externally from a browser.
resultsdir
Sets the name of the results directory as explained above.
normal_connect
pool_connect
batch_connect
Sets the connect strings either in URL style syntax such as //host/service or as names in tnsnames.ora that will be used when the oltp workload is executing its ordinary transactions. The first is used in the few cases where pooling is not in effect, the latter are used for the vast majority of cases where the transactions use pooling, pool_connect for the typically short transactions, batch_connect for the more batch oriented transactions.
In most cases, the three can be set to the same value.
If your database under test is an autonomous database, you should choose the connection names that have _tp at the end.
cruser_connect
Is set to the connect string that will be used when schemas are created and filled with data. In most cases, it can be the same as the normal_connect, but if your database is an autonomous database, using the name with _tpurgent at the end may make data fill faster as it allows parallel processing.
cruser_username
cruser_password
Set these to a username respectively password that will be used for schema creation combined with the cruser_connect connect string. The typical username is "system" or "admin" in case of autonomous databases.
system_connect
system_username
system_password
These will be used during actual execution of your runs to do things like awr snapshot gathering, queries against v$ tables etc. The typical username is "system" or "admin" in case of autonomous databases. You can normally set them to the same values as used for schema creation, but if your database is a PDB, and if you have access to the root container, you should use the credentials for the root rather than for the PDB. Doing so will make the awr reports more comprehensive.
If you (as recommended) have a separate database for your RWP*Load Simulator repository, set these:
results_in_test
:= 0;
results_connect
results_username
results_password
Setting results_in_test to zero implies the repository will not be created in your database under test. In that case, the other three parameters must be set to point to your already created repository database.
If you want to perform some quick tests and do not have an existing RWP*Load Simulator repository, you can set these parameters:
results_in_test
:= 1;
results_connect
results_username
results_password
rwloadsim_dir
Setting results_in_test to non-zero implies the repository will be created in your database under test unless one has already been created there. The three following parameters will be used to create the repository schema and later to access it. The rwloadsim_dir parameter must be set to be the full path-name to the admin directory of your installation of rwloadsim.
During execution, the oltp workload needs five different database schemas for which you must provide usernames and passwords. This is done using these ten parameters:
rwl_aw1_username
rwl_aw1_username
rwl_aw2_username rwl_aw2_username
rwl_oe_username rwl_oe_username
rwl_run1_username rwl_run1_username
rwl_run2_username rwl_run2_username
The usernames can be any allowed schema names as long as the schemas not already exists. It is, however, important that the names for the last two can be identified using a like condition, so these two are typically named RWLRUN1 and RWLRUN2, as the like condition RWLRUN_ can be used to identify those. The usernames must be written in upper case. The passwords must be chosen to match any password restrictions of your database.
rwl_run_like
Set to the like condition that identifies the last two schema names mentioned above. The like condition must be written in uppercase.
default_tablespace
The three first schemas mentioned above will contain actual data, and they must therefore have a proper default tablespace configured. This parameter names that tablespace. A very rough size estimate is that you will initially need up to 10GB, which mostly depends on the size of your aw_cols tables. If you are going to make many runs, size can grow to 100GB or beyond.
The next two parameters control how big the aw_cols table is and how skew the access to it is. If the table is almost as large as (or even larger then) your buffer cache, you can get massive reads if there is no skew in access to the table. The purpose of the settings is to be able to adjust the actual amount of physical reads in your database under test. Se the oltp.rwl file for further information.
aw_cols_256MB_doublings
The table is created by first filling it to roughly 256MB and then doubling it a number of times; this parameter sets the number of times it gets doubled from the initial 256MB. The default is 4 resulting in an aw_cols table of an approximate size of 4GB.
aw_cols_skew
If not set, all rows in the aw_cols table will be uniformly queried. If you set a value, the rows actually queried will be skewly distributed, the higher the value, the more skew distribution. With higher skew, the buffer cache gets more effective. Typical values are in the range between 5 and 50, but you will normally need to experiment, in particular if your aw_cols table is as large as or ever larger than your buffer cache.
Note that if your aw_cols is so large that it will not fit in your buffer cache, you cannot completely prevent reads even with very high values for aw_cols_skew, so the awr report will be likely to report that your SGA is undersized. It is debatable if this is a bug or a feature of the oltp workload, and ideas for a better scheme are welcome.
The following parameters impact the generated output and graphs.
rwl_title
Set to a string that will be put on all html files, graphs, etc that are generated.
rwl_daily_html
Set to name the file that will contain daily overviews when using the oltpday(2rwl) utility; it should name a html file.
rwl_heading
Set to a string that will be the heading for the daily reports, generated using oltpday(2rwl).
The following parameters are used to control the actual workload, and they have reasonable default values. Note that only some parameters are documented here, there rest are discussed in the oltp.rwl file that you copied to a file named after your project such as key.rwl.
ratefactor
This is a double value (default 0.2) that sets the overall workload. You can very approximately assume that with the default value together with the default value for threadcount, making runs with one process will require in the order of 0.2 database cpu seconds per second.
threadcount
This is an integer value (default 50) that sets the number of worker threads per process. If you want to experiment with, as an example, twice the load, you can do so by doubling either of ratefactor, threadcount, or the number of processes.
orders_hashcount
If your database does not have partitioning, set this to 0, otherwise leave it at the default. This must be done before you run oltpcreate(2rwl).
gnuplotjs
To generate clickable svg files, your brower must expose a copy of certain javascript files from your distribution of gnuplot. This parameter sets the name of the directory where these are stored seen from the browsers perspective. If you are using gnuplot version 6.4 and have copied the contents of /usr/share/gnuplot/4.6/js/* to usr/share/gnuplot/4.6/js/ (seen from the root of your http deamon), the value should be "/usr/share/gnuplot/4.6/js".
You can include three different types of "bursts" in your run; one does a burst using a higher average transaction arrival rate, the other does a burst using a higher number of worker threads, and the third is an implicit burst being the result of a period with reduced session pool sizes. For the first, you must provide a factor, by which the arrival rate increases, and for the second, you must provide the count of extra worker threads. For both, you provide the time in seconds from the beginning of the run when the burst should start and the length of the burst in seconds.
To include a burst with higher arrival rate, include these parameters:
burst_start
burst_length
burst_factor
The two first parameters set the time to start and length of the burst, and the second parameter is the factor that is applied to the arrival rate during the burst.
To include a burst with extra worker threads, include these parameters:
wburst_start
wburst_length
wburst_count
The two first parameters set the time to start and length of the burst, and the second parameter is the number of extra worker threads during the burst.
All parameters are double except wburst_count that is an integer, and you can very well include both types of burst.
Third type of bursts comes due to a backlog of transactions that are delayed during a period with reduced sessions in the normal pool. It only has effect when using session pools.
To include a temporary delay by reduced session counts, include there parameters:
delay_start
delay_length
delay_min_pool
delay_max_pool
The two first parameters (double) set the time to start and the length of the delay, and the two latter parameter (integer) are the min and max number of sessions in the normal pool during the delay. If delay_length is zero, no delay will take place.
To verify the directories and files are setup properly, run oltpverify -d.
To verify the settings for system users are correct, run oltpverify -s.
To verify you can connect to a repository, run oltpverify -r.
To create all schemas, run oltpcreate; to drop all schemas expect the repository, run oltpdrop.
To verify schemas are properly created, run oltpverify -u.
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2 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
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Some background before the drug use: An hour before this event, I had what I think was a panic attack while driving with Ralphie, the guy I was with. I think I also need to disclose that I have a history with depression, from mild to severe episodes. I've smoked weed at least 20 other times before in my life and experience with Ecstasy and Meth.
It was about 9 pm and me and Ralphie were sitting out on the apartment balcony. We had my corn cobb pipe on the table, some sparkling water, and a bag of weed. After we both took our first hit, I was starting to feel that this high was different. It wasn't the lazy, sluggish feeling I usually got; I felt my hands get tingly and warm butterflies hit me in the pit of my stomach. I also felt a sudden urge to want to be touched and touch him, similiar to how I felt during the times I rolled on E. I thought this was very strange, but I just shrugged it off as: 1. I was having 'emotional flashbacks' to when I experienced E for the first time. 2. I was having a new experience with Ralphie and that turned me on. With this in mind, I just kept telling him 'Whoa, this high is different,' while I held onto him.
After we both took our second hit, I felt the ground underneath us start shaking. I looked over to him to see if he felt it too, but he was just perfectly calm, so I knew it was my own 'hallucination.' I started to get worried, but thought if I just talked to him, it would pass. I asked him if he felt anything from the weed, and and he said no. I told him to look at me so I could look at his eyes (checking for droopy eyes) and I thought they looked droopy, so I said 'you should be feeling something.' He said something along the lines of 'it's late and that's why they are droopy.' That's when I felt my heartrate start to pick up.
Thinking that my heart was like that just because I was kinda hungry, I said I was going to go get the cookies from inside the apartment. When I stood up, I felt the ground swerve, but I was still determined to get the cookies. I went around to the left side of the table to get to the patio door, but a long cactus in a plant pot was blocking my path, with little room for me to squeeze through. I remember just looking at it and feeling helpless, like I was trapped. I wanted to fall to my knees in hopelessness because I saw no way out in that situation. I could have moved it, but I was just overwhelmed with how helpless and powerless I felt by that measly plant. Looking back, I think this was the beginning stages of the insanity from the weed. Fortunately, Ralphie volunteered to go get the cookies since (I think) he saw I was blocked by the plant, so I got to sit back down.
While he was inside, I felt my hands start clamming up and heartrate still beating hard. The environment still felt shakey, and the rolling on E-like feeling still there. This was definitely starting to not feel right. I started to get nervous, but I just sat in the chair and let the night breeze calm me down and told myself that Ralphie was going to be back with the cookies soon. The rest of the time between eating the cookies and the ambulance being called was hell. I remember eating the cookies, and then telling him that I wanted to go back in. When I stood up to walk back in, I felt the ground swerve from side to side harder than I was feeling before. I gritted my teeth and told myself that this too shall pass.
When I walked back into the living room, Ralphie was still out in the balcony.  My heart rate suddenly jumped WAY up to the point where I heard it beating in my ears and that it was beating at the back of my chest to the front of the chest. I suddenly felt myself being 'pulled' to pass out but I mentally slapped myself to stay awake. I was loosing my balance more, and my body felt very trembly.
Words can't describe how I felt between then and when the ambulance arrived. I tried to sit on the couch to relax in order to get my heartbeat down, but it wasn't even helping. When it did slow down, it was the kind of slow where it skips 2-3 beats, and that was just as scary. Then it would go back up again to trying to jump out of my chest. I still felt like passing out, and I started to feel terrified that if I did, I would never wake up. I KNEW I would not wake up. At that moment I felt how fragile life really was with every attempt my heart was making to try to escape my chest and with how easily I could slip away by succumbing to sleep.
Ralphie came down and sat down next to me, and I remember wrapping my arms around him and burying my face into his sweatshirt.  I started to appeal to God in my head: 'No. You can't take me now. Not like this. Please.' When I closed my eyes, all I could see was the edge of a black abyss that went down to depths of nothingness, which would be where I fell into if I died. Combined with the swerving sensations I had even while sitting down, it really did feel like falling into it when I closed my eyes.
 'This is it. I regret ever wishing or praying to die.' I heard Ralphie's voice cut into my thoughts to ask me if I was alright, and I replied calmly, 'Yes, you holding me is helping me calm down.' I willed myself even more not to pass out and not to breakdown from the terror that was running through my veins.
Shortly after I said that, the ambulance came, and Ralphie helped me outside. I felt the ground swaggering underneath me, and when I walked out I had this episode of de ja vu like there was no tomorrow (literally). I felt walking out there was walking to my death, and while thinking that, I tried to calm myself down by telling myself 'Look, it's ok. The weed is probably doing a number on you right now, on your heartrate and equilibrium,' but that didn't even help. While I could, at the moment, reason that this might be drug induced, the feelings of impending death was EXTREMELY real, and no matter how much I tried to ground myself, I couldn't control how I was about to leave my body. 'This is what it must feel like when people are about to go insane,' I thought. 'Fuck, I'm going to go insane before I die.'
While I was in the ambulance on the stretcher, I got even more scared. I looked at the EMT and the ceiling of the ambulance, and I thought to myself, 'This is what it must feel like when you fail a suicide. I'm lying here negotiating with God for my life when times before I was so set on dying.' The desperation in my negotiation with God and the real prospect of death was more painful than the pain of living. Every time I closed my eyes, I felt my body get lighter, and it was a different kind of emptiness that was darker and more morbid than anything I experienced. It was the feeling of my soul trying to abandon/leave my body to leave me with an existence that never even was there.
I got to the ER, and they put me in a room and hooked me up to a heart monitor. They told me that my heartrate was high, got me to sign some papers, asked me what drugs I used and my health history, and some other stuff that I zoned out. I remember my cell phone was on my stomach and I wanted to text Ralphie to see if he was Ok. When I tried to move my arm, that swerving feeling came back, and I hated it. So I just lay there, with the sound of the heart monitor beeping threateningly, as if to warn me that death was on its way.  If it's gonna cost me a lot, I might as well lay out somewhere else.' She looked it up and said my co-pay is $5, and I weakly laughed and said 'Hell, keep me here for the next month then, I don't care.' That joke gave me hope that I was going to pull through this fight with death.
I then rested for a period of time. I kept wanting to pass out, but I still felt if I closed my eyes, I wouldn't wake up. I wanted to see if Ralphie was okay from this whole ordeal. While I tried to stay awake, I experienced the most grotesque feeling in the world, the feeling that my soul was trying to leave my body, and it was trying to take me under (make me pass out) so I couldn't put up a fight against its departure. I kept thinking about how it would feel if I drifted off to death, and the more I tried to shut those thoughts out, the more I felt pulled into passing out into oblivion.
My eyes jarred open from the doctor's voice.  She told me that I had a visitor and asked if I wanted to see him. It crossed my mind that it must have been Ralphie, but I was convinced it was my father for some reason (who I am not close to in the least) so I told her I don't want visitors. Besides, I really didn't want anyone I knew to see me in my dying state.
Eventually, I came out of it. The whole state I was just in during my high in felt like a distant nightmare, and when Ralphie came in to drive me back home, I was never so glad to see anyone in my whole life. When I sat up, the swerving feeling was no longer there, and my heart was back to its normal rate. Most of all, the feeling of death being out to get me was gone. Thank goodness.
I think I reacted this way with weed because I had my panic attack earlier, and it made the suppressed emotions from the original event surface more. Right now I believe because I was not ready to deal with the full range of those emotions, smoking weed let those emotions even more loose and resulted in this fiasco. I am most likely not going to touch weed for awhile. The feeling of impending death was too real, and it was too hard in that state to stop the morbid thoughts from racing through my head.
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| double | hav (double theta) |
| Calculates the haversine of an angle. | |
| double | sqr (double value) |
| Short utility to return the square. | |
Variables | |
| static const double | d2r = pi / 180.0 |
| static double const | pi = 2.0 * acos(0.0) |
| static const double | r2d = 1.0 / d2r |
| static const double | two_pi = 2.0 * pi |
| double geometry::math::hav | ( | double | theta | ) |
Calculates the haversine of an angle.
| double geometry::math::sqr | ( | double | value | ) |
Short utility to return the square.
| value | Value to calculate the square from |
const double geometry::math::d2r = pi / 180.0 [static] |
double const geometry::math::pi = 2.0 * acos(0.0) [static] |
const double geometry::math::r2d = 1.0 / d2r [static] |
const double geometry::math::two_pi = 2.0 * pi [static] |
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Ross Wilson in Rangers grand entrance as sporting director is front and centre at Hampden
The 36-year-old was pictured in club colours before the Betfred Cup semi-final against Hearts at Hampden.
by Graeme Young, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/graeme-young/Rangers' sporting director Ross Wilson is ready to get down to business as he was snapped alongside his new team ahead of today's Betfred Cup semi-final with Hearts.
The 36-year-old, who was appointed to the role last month, was pictured in club colours as he spoke with managing director Stewart Robertson ahead of the Hampden showpiece.
Wilson was targeted by the Ibrox side as a replacement for Mark Allen and has been patiently waiting to begin after leaving Southampton .
The Scot spent four years with the Saints and previously turned down Rangers' advances before they made their move Allen in 2017.
And the former Falkirk talent-spotter appears raring to go as he looks to give his side a recruitment edge with Rangers desperate to end Celtic's Scottish football stranglehold.
But he could face some transfer dilemmas with the club announcing an £11m loss during their annual accounts on Friday.
The future of star striker Alfredo Morelos, who has broached an Ibrox exit, will be high up on his agenda.
A victory today for Steven Gerrard 's side will secure a showdown with their city rivals on December 8.
The Liverpool icon spoke last month about his excitement of forging a strong relationship with his new recruitment specialist.
He said: "I've had two or three really long, in-depth conversations, they will remain private.
"I have to give the club credit for a finding replacement and I am really looking forward to working with Ross.
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- GameBoard - Class in model
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This abstract class holds the GOL generation data.
- GameBoard(int, int) - Constructor for class model.GameBoard
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- GameBoardDynamic - Class in model
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This class is a dynamic implementation of
GameBoard
.
- GameBoardDynamic(int, int) - Constructor for class model.GameBoardDynamic
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The constructor calculates the array sizes and initialises them.
- GameBoardDynamicList - Class in model
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- GameBoardDynamicList(int, int, boolean) - Constructor for class model.GameBoardDynamicList
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Deprecated.
- GameBoardDynamicListTest - Class in model
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- GameBoardDynamicListTest() - Constructor for class model.GameBoardDynamicListTest
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- GameBoardDynamicTest - Class in model
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- GameBoardDynamicTest() - Constructor for class model.GameBoardDynamicTest
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- GameBoardPerformanceTest - Class in model
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- GameBoardPerformanceTest() - Constructor for class model.GameBoardPerformanceTest
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- GameBoardStatic - Class in model
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- GameBoardStatic(int, int) - Constructor for class model.GameBoardStatic
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Deprecated.
- GameBoardStaticTest - Class in model
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- GameBoardStaticTest() - Constructor for class model.GameBoardStaticTest
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- GameBoardTestBase - Class in model
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- GameBoardTestBase() - Constructor for class model.GameBoardTestBase
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- gameBoardToString(GameBoard) - Static method in class model.TestUtils
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Creates a string of the cell data in a GameBoard.
- GameModel - Class in model
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This class contains the applications main game logic and data.
- GameModel() - Constructor for class model.GameModel
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The constructor sets up a default GameBoard and Simulator with the DefaultRule.
- getAliveColor() - Method in class view.ColorProfile
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- getAllMetadata() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getAmountOfLivingNeighbours(Point) - Method in class model.GameBoard
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Gets the amount of living neighbours at a given point in the current generation.
- getAmountOfLivingNeighbours(Point) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamic
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- getAmountOfLivingNeighbours(Point) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamicList
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Deprecated.
- getAmountOfLivingNeighbours(Point) - Method in class model.GameBoardStatic
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Deprecated.
- getAuthor() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getBoundingBox() - Method in class model.GameBoard
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Finds the top-left and bottom-right corners of the living cells in
the current generation.
- getCamera() - Method in class view.BoardRenderer
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- getCellData() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getCenterOffsetRenderingPosition(GameBoard) - Method in class view.Camera
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Calculates the rendering position of a given board.
- getColorProfile() - Method in class view.BoardRenderer
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- getComments() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getDeadColor() - Method in class view.ColorProfile
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- getErrorCode() - Method in exception model.patternIO.PatternFormatException
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- getErrorMessage() - Method in exception model.patternIO.PatternFormatException
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Gives a description that specifies what failed.
- getFileFormats() - Static method in enum model.patternIO.FileFormat
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- getGameBoard() - Method in class model.GameModel
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- getGameBoard() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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Generates a
GameBoard
object from the patterns cell data.
- getGameBoardImplementation(int, int) - Static method in class model.TestUtils
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This method specifies the board implementation to be used in every test.
- getGameBoardInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamicListTest
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- getGameBoardInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamicTest
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- getGameBoardInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardStaticTest
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- getGameBoardInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardTestBase
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- getGenerationsPerSecond() - Method in class model.simulation.Simulator
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- getGridColor() - Method in class view.ColorProfile
-
- getHeight() - Method in class model.GameBoard
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- getName() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getNewInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoard
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This method returns a new instance of the current one.
- getNewInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamic
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- getNewInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardDynamicList
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Deprecated.
- getNewInstance(int, int) - Method in class model.GameBoardStatic
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Deprecated.
- getOrigin() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getPopulation() - Method in class model.GameBoard
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Counts the living cells in this generation.
- getRule() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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Returns a SimulationRule object from the patterns rule string.
- getRuleString() - Method in class controller.CustomRuleCreator
-
Returns the user specified rule string.
- getRuleString() - Method in class model.patternIO.Pattern
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- getSelectedGameBoard() - Method in class controller.PatternEditorController
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Used by the main application to get the edited GameBoard after the editor is closed.
- getSelectedPattern() - Static method in class controller.PatternChooserController
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This method is used to access the PatternChooserForms selectedEffect pattern.
- getSimulationRule() - Method in class model.simulation.Simulator
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- getSimulationTime() - Method in class model.simulation.Simulator
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- getSimulator() - Method in class model.GameModel
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- getStringRule() - Method in class model.simulation.CustomRule
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- getStringRule() - Method in class model.simulation.DefaultRule
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- getStringRule() - Method in interface model.simulation.SimulationRule
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Returns a standard formatted string representing this rule.
- getWidth() - Method in class model.GameBoard
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- getZoom() - Method in class view.Camera
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- GIFExporter - Class in model.patternIO
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This class handles exporting of animated GIFs.
- GIFExporter(File, Simulator, int, int, int, int, boolean) - Constructor for class model.patternIO.GIFExporter
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Takes in the animation parameters and instantiates the GIFWriter
.


Test Precondition:
- Connect the android device to the Linux PC with USB cable
- There has one available project in crosswalk-cordova-xxx-arm.zip
Test Steps:
- Open ADT by a menu entry to start it, or run the 'eclipse/eclipse' command from inside your Android SDK's root directory
- In the File menu, choose Import....
- In the Import dialog box, choose Android then Existing Android Code into Workspace. Click the Next button
- Choose the directory for the generated project; for example, for the HelloWorld project
- Click the Finish button to import the projects
- Check the error message of the import project
- If the error massage display 'The import org.apache.cordova cannot be resolved'
- If the error massage display 'The import com.squareup.okhttp.OkHttpClient cannot be resolved'
- Select the project, then Run as > Android Application and check the console message
- Check the test device
- You may need to turn off the automatic build option (uncheck Project > Build Automatically in Eclipse) so you can build the projects manually and in the correct order


{% extends "admin/base_site.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block bodyclass %}grp-docutils{% endblock %} {% block content-class %}{% endblock %} {% block title %}Documentation{% endblock %} {% block breadcrumbs %}
List of all the template tags and their functions.
Filters are actions which can be applied to variables in a template to alter the output.
Models are descriptions of all the objects in the system and their associated fields. Each model has a list of fields which can be accessed as template variables.
Each page on the public site is generated by a view. The view defines which template is used to generate the page and which objects are available to that template.
Tools for your browser to quickly access admin functionality.


An interactive explorer for single-cell transcriptomics data
Quick start
Installation
Gallery
Cellxgene data portal
Demo datasets
Preparing your data
Launching cellxgene
Hosting cellxgene
Annotating data
Methods
Troubleshooting
Roadmap
Contributing (ideas or code)
Contact & finding help
Code
We have recently introduced a new feature in cellxgene that enables users to create and edit categorical annotations within the app. We’d love for you to try it out and give us feedback!
To get started, run:
cellxgene launch mydata.h5ad
To preserve data provenance, cellxgene
does not alter the input h5ad file. Rather, newly-created annotations are saved in a specified CSV file:
annotations-directory/name-########.csv
annotations-directory
is your current working directory (i.e., the directory you were in when you started cellxgene).########
; this helps cellxgene identify your file to avoid overwriting your work.Cellxgene allows you to load and edit compatible draft annotations across multiple sessions.
Compatible annotations are tabular, with category names as column headers; anndata.obs.index
as the index; and categorical values (i.e., fewer unique values per column than specified in --max-category-items
, default 1000).
There are two options for updating draft annotations.
Cellxgene will automatically find and reload your draft annotations in editable mode.
This assumes that:
1 - The h5ad filename is the same
2 - You launch cellxgene from the annotations-directory
(i.e., the directory that contains your CSV)
3 - You use the same browser and have not cleared your cookies (we use a small cookie to keep track of which user created the file to avoid accidental overwrites; see FAQ)
This mode is only appropriate for single-user, local cellxgene instances.
If you’d like to specify the complete file path for your annotations, you can do so by running:
cellxgene launch mydata.h5ad --annotations-file path/to/myfile.csv
Any changes you make will be reflected in the original CSV. If the file does not exist, it will be created.
Please note that this file will be overwritten, making this mode inappropriate for hosted / multi-user settings (see below).
Once you’re finished with your annotations, you should finalize and preserve your work by merging your csv
into your main h5ad
file.
You can do so like this:
import pandas as pd
import scanpy as sc
new_annotations = pd.read_csv('myannotations.csv',
comment='#',
dtype='category',
index_col=0)
anndata = sc.read('mydata.h5ad')
anndata.obs = anndata.obs.join(new_annotations)
As described in the hosted section, we do not officially support hosted or multi-user use of cellxgene. However, we recognize that the app is often adapted for this purpose, and have tried to provide a “safe path” for multi-user setups that avoids overwriting data.
Specifying a single file name for multiple contributors will result in data overwriting. To avoid this, you can instead specify an output directory and allow cellxgene to assign filenames.
To specify an output directory, run:
cellxgene launch mydata.h5ad --annotations-dir path/to/annotations-directory/
For each user, annotations will be saved as follows:
########
; this helps cellxgene identify their specific file to avoid overwriting others’ work.annotations-directory/name-########.csv
cellxgene
autosaves any changes made to your annotations every 3 seconds.
Not to worry! We save the last 10 versions of your annotations in annotations-directory/NAME-backups/
Continuous metadata is important! However, these values (e.g., pseudotime) are the result of statistical analyses that are beyond cellxgene’s visualization- and exploration-focused scope. We do, of course, provide visualization of continuous metadata values computed elsewhere and stored in anndata.obs
.
This is most likely because the h5ad file you are working with is not the original file used to generate the annotations! We recommend merging new annotations in on a regular basis for this reason.
We place a small cookie (file) in your browser that identifies where your draft annotations are saved. This file never leaves your machine, and is never sent to the cellxgene team or anyone else.
Wonderful! This is a relatively new feature; we would love to hear your feedback :)


General support queries. User Guides: https://support.komodoplatform.com/ Support staff: Angelina#6231 gcharang#6833. If you want to ask JL777 a question, use the #ask-jl777 channel.
morning, im trying to get some AXe coins on barterDex but having trouble adding the wallet, i been running lite mode . any suggestions, thanks
PTYX05-Jan-19 09:17 PM
@DRC which GUI are you using?
Hermes05-Jan-19 09:33 PM
I think AXE for some reason doesn´t start the electrum server in Barterdex...you could try using native in Barterdex and syncing your AXE wallet to see if it works
I just sent a bunch of KMD to Bittrex, but then noticed that their wallet system is down. I wish bittrex would have mentioned the disabled wallet on the screen I sent it from...but oh well. The KMD wallet is down for some reason. Is my KMD lost now?
jl777c09-Jan-19 08:21 AM
it will get noticed when the wallet comes back online
Zoroaster09-Jan-19 08:22 AM
Thanks jl777c
Lumbi09-Jan-19 10:19 AM
Is the current KMDversion": "0.3.3" or 0.3.1 ?
jl777c09-Jan-19 10:28 AM
0.3.3 but we are in the process of making an update
Lumbi09-Jan-19 10:35 AM
ok I thought I was seeing things
is the coast clear to:
#!/bin/bash
cd ~/komodo
git pull --rebase
make clean
./zcutil/build.sh -j$(nproc)
?(edited)
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 12:37 AM
I build 2 source . 1 is from git. 2 is release src.
but It occur err msg like this
install: installing component 'rustc'
install: installing component 'cargo'
install: error: manifest for cargo does not exist at /root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/build/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/cargo/manifest.in. see logs at '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/native/lib/rustlib/install.log'
funcs.mk:257: '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/.stamp_staged' 타겟에 대한 명령이 실패했습니다
make: *** [/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/.stamp_staged] 오류 1
make: 디렉터리 '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends' 나감
I build another version(0.3.0). But It success to build
Hermes10-Jan-19 12:54 AM
I would recommend for now using the version in the webpage as suggested...0.3.3..b was on testing and not for official release @Kyung-Nam Park
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 12:58 AM
ok I understand it. thank you
but I use centos.
In the officail webpage, Centos version don't exist
yes. I tryed it. but it's a GUI. I just can use CLI
Hermes10-Jan-19 01:12 AM
will try to test CENTOS for CLI haven't done it yet...it could be some difference in the dependecies
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 01:13 AM
So I used to build github's until now.
Hermes10-Jan-19 02:02 AM
@Kyung-Nam Park one question have you tried launching komodod from the directory from where you extracted the zipi file?
./komodod -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> -daemon
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 02:36 AM
I already did it. but It's didn't sync with error msg like this.
stored orphan tx txid~!~~~~~~~~~ (mapsz 101 prevsz 278)
mapOrphan overflow, removed 1 tx
Hermes10-Jan-19 02:46 AM
so you are able to run the daemon but it doesn't load more blocks or after this error the daemon stops or crashes?
are you able to make calls like getinfo to see in which block you might be stuck ?
you might need to reconsider block or resync from scratch..I am currenty launching komodod in CentOS just to test it...will post you my result
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 03:20 AM
It's a 1175783 blocks.
and Thank you for your feedback. It'a great help to me.
and daemon didn't stop. but It occur msg about orphan tx.
Hermes10-Jan-19 03:24 AM
it keeps loading blocks?
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 03:25 AM
yes
I hava a question. Have Komodo network a issue about hardfork? I want to know if this is a my daemon issue or network issue.
Hermes10-Jan-19 03:27 AM
After the sapling update there has not been any issue or problem with the network
Alright10-Jan-19 05:10 AM
@Kyung-Nam Park if you're daemon has stop syncing, please update to latest. There was a problem that caused some builds to stop accepting blocks
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 05:11 AM
What version is the latest?
I build and test 0.3.1 in centos7. It have the problem
but the 0.3.3 version occur build error.
Alright10-Jan-19 05:16 AM
0.3.3b
Hermes10-Jan-19 05:18 AM
Just out of curiosity the build error in CentOs was after trying to compile the binary ./zcutil/build.sh -j$(nproc)
?
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 05:19 AM
yes
like this :
make: 디렉터리 '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends' 들어감
echo Staging rust...
Staging rust...
mkdir -p /root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2//root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
cd /root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/build/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/.; PATH="/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/native/bin:/opt/rh/devtoolset-6/root/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/root/bin" ./install.sh --destdir=/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2 --prefix=/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/native --disable-ldconfig
install: uninstalling component 'rustc'
install: creating uninstall script at /root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/native/lib/rustlib/uninstall.sh
install: installing component 'rustc'
install: installing component 'cargo'
install: error: manifest for cargo does not exist at /root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/build/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/cargo/manifest.in. see logs at '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/native/lib/rustlib/install.log'
funcs.mk:257: '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/.stamp_staged' 타겟에 대한 명령이 실패했습니다
make: *** [/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends/work/staging/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/rust/1.28.0-995ce9d9fa2/.stamp_staged] 오류 1
make: 디렉터리 '/root/komodo-beta-multios-0.3.3b-beta/depends' 나감
I am finishing the download gcc6 in a fresh install will confirm you my result(edited)
Kyung-Nam Park10-Jan-19 05:32 AM
thank you
Antonina10-Jan-19 10:55 AM
Hi, I have an error in barterdex "The coin's wallet is properly installed.". what kind of wallet should I install?(edited)
Angelina10-Jan-19 11:13 AM
Hi @Antonina ! Which coin are you trying to activate and what's your OS?
Antonina10-Jan-19 11:22 AM
this message is about BTC and my OS is windows
Nabob10-Jan-19 11:23 AM
@Antonina Which coin pair you are trying to enabled ? Have you enabled BTC on elctrum mode(edited)
Antonina10-Jan-19 11:29 AM
Thanks, I delete BTC native and add BTC in electrum, now it's fine! I also have problem with adding beercoin to dashboard, it texts me "cant find coind" in the right corner
Nabob10-Jan-19 11:32 AM
Beer coin you are tryinng on native or electrum mode, Try to enable Beer on Native mode using agama
Antonina10-Jan-19 01:43 PM
what is the minimum number of btc that I could trade? now I have "order is too small. try again with a larger order"
Nabob10-Jan-19 01:49 PM
It depends on seller orders and Utxos, order matching happends automatically.
Antonina10-Jan-19 01:51 PM
but what is the minimum? for example if there is no orders between btc and tusd and I want to create one. or if I want to buy minimum number of komodo tokens with btc
Nabob10-Jan-19 02:01 PM
there is no minimum amount trades specifically, You can place trade on barterdex, orders get picked for matching utxos. they are not much liquidity on those pairs.
We are working on marketmaker2 which we introducing Libtorrent DHT as networking layer for swap


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the GIF patent discussion
image maps
SSI
we used hidden fields A LOT
somebody invented mod_perl
the world put sessions in URLs
we got PHP/FI and mSQL
somebody thought XML was great
we got CSS and the use of tables was frowned upon
WE STOPPED WRITING HTML TAGS LIKE THIS
everybody hated the use of JavaScript
people loved JavaScript
we got Rails and jQuery and Unicorns
everything was pretty all of a sudden!
we now have Web Three And A Half - CSS3 and HTML5
btw. these slides require JavaScript because you can't pageDown a full screen because for old "reading text" usability reasons - you always get xx lines of the previous screen. I hate web. NO BOOK DOES THAT.
CGI.pm
CGI::Application
Mason
Maypole
well, they're not called "homepage" anymore, Toto, not even in Kansas!
Enterprise Domain Specific Specialized Subscriber Only
Social Foobar
Little Every Day Company Page
Shops
SÖRVICES! err SERVICES!
APIs
YES!
Well.
NO!
but.. FRAMEWORKS!
it still is HTTP, form handling, the infamous back button, faking "state" somehow, input validation, sessions, authenticate and authorize and now it all has to even look good and behave nicely!
Ruby: Rails, Sinatra
Python: Django, Flask
Perl: Catalyst, Dancer, Mojolicious
(not talking about old stuff anymore, really not!)
JavaScript: Express, Meteor
Java: Well that's a league of its own
PHP: that too
Smalltalk: Seaside, Illiad
R: Shiny (not kidding, I'll show you)
Haskell: Yesod
Erlang: Web Machine
COBOL: NOW WITH CGI SUPPORT!
@app.route('/cats/')
get '/cats/:user' do
get '/cats/:user' => sub {
get '/cats/:user' => sub {
user = request.form['username']
username = params[:user]
my $user = params->{'username'};
my $user = $c->param('user');

here, {{ username }} have your kitteh!

h1 here, #{username} have your kitteh!

here, [% username %] have your kitteh!

here, <%= $username %> have your kitteh!

what kind of helpers? any validation helpers?
before, after rendering hooks?
model integration/ORM?
how to deal with sessions?
does it have flash messages?
authentication and authorization?
does it have plugins or something similar?
good documentation? lots of folklore, best practices, examples, real applications to take a look at?
YES!
two different way of thinking a web application
service oriented
steve yegge's amazon service rant
"raw"/everything exposed
high level of control over the entire request/response cycle
highly integrated
application oriented
"like real GUI programming"
oh god, please don't make me touch HTML/CSS
components
coming with everything out of the box
why would I even bother with templates?!
Erlang's "Web Machine" (also in Ruby, Perl, Node)
Mongrel2 (ok, not really a web framework)
back in the day: mod_perl (Yes!)
Smalltalk's Seaside
R's Shiny (for the name alone.. :)
the resource is "the thing" you have
WOAH, flowchart! see the insane diagram over at basho's
insane state diagramrunning through every step of request/response PER RESOURCE
having 50 or so subs/functions exposing every step of the way (plus some helpers)
kitties served by web machinesub allowed_methods { [qw[ GET POST ]] } sub content_types_provided { [{ 'text/css' => 'to_css'}, {'text/html' => 'to_html' }] }
sub process_post { ... } sub to_html { ... } sub to_css { ... }
very high control
of RESTful buddha nature
you can do with it whatever you want
combine it with whatever you like
#dammitstevan
you have to do everything yourself, by hand
you better really know HTTP
needs to be combined with other tools/modules
not really a web framework, ok
great concept: route pointing to a ZeroMQ handler!
very service-ish
sadly a bit weird, SQLite to store, config = python code
'/kittehz/': Handler(send_spec='tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9996', send_ident='barbarbabar', recv_spec='tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9999', recv_ident='bazbazbaz')
great for APIs
when you really REALLY want REST all the way
when you hate everything else and roll your own
because you can
you program an application, a GUI, a "page", a component
coolest shit feature EVAR: edit in client, updated automatically on server and the other way around
kitties served by seasideeverything is an object and they REALLY mean it
pretty cool language
they invented everything anyways, why not use the orginal
if you know Smalltalk (haha) and know GUI programming it's extremely productive
never bother to touch HTML or CSS on your own (bah. tsk.)
good argument: "99% of all websites are small, we don't need to scale"
extremely alien if you come from the "regular" kinds of frameworks
you better REALLY know OO
so tightly intergrated to Smalltalk images - you can't even easily version it ghetto language problem (they do everything EVERYTHING their own way. Ok, they invented most ways, but..)
so tightly integrated and so much magic that .. good luck if something doesn't work
no folklore, no examples in the wild to take a look at
reactive
whip up reactive, interactive charts in minutes
very short code, feels a bit declarative
kitties served by shinyshinyServer ( function (input, output) { output$caption <- renderText( { paste("here ", input$username, " have your kitteh!") } ) })
shinyUI( pageWithSidebar( mainPanel( h3( textOutput("caption") ), imageOutput("catpic") ) ))
R... *LOL* .. now that's is a thing.. wow :)
most people know it as "statistic's thing"
it's a statistics environment with a programming language behind (books usally have like 2 pages about "the language")
you "use it" rather than really "program it"
really well done in terms of "serve this data"
great examples
R in general has very nice documentation
"CRAN" (modules are called cranberries :)
do not look into the code as a developer. really don't
magic behind it to the extreme.
it's a total special interest thing - but at least extremely practical
productivity & whipuptitude
"I just want this little thing.."
you hate templates
"we have this big enterprise thing running for 15 years now.."
because you can
almost all functional languages wrap HTML and CSS into their language, partially even JavaScript
there's also the concept of CouchDB to just HTTP directly with your database - Tim Bunce has something vaguely related with DBIC/Web Machine: "WebAPI::DBIC"
templates? really? why not have real widgets?
docs and tutorials: Flask - in particular "The Flask Mega Tutorial"
whipuptitude: Shiny - and I don't even really know R
cherries on the cake: Mojolicious because of surrounding helpers/functions
cool feature: Seaside - the client server editing is just the thing!
nice community: Dancer - thanks to the lovely vegan code princess :)
personal taste: Web::Machine - because I have no idea. Just appeals to me
shortcut: CouchDB - why have a web framework in between at all? ;)
if it's buggy or broken,
not really used in the wild,
has no docs,
no community to speak of,
is too alien,
or doesn't play well with others
remember the Reddit rewrite from Lisp to Python? ENVIRONMENT!


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Learn MoreIntroducing Apple Music All The Ways You Love Music. All in One Place. June 8, 2015 Apple today unveiled Apple Music, a single, intuitive app that combines the best ways to enjoy music all in one place. Apple Music is a streaming music service, a worldwide live radio station broadcasting 24 hours a day, and a new way for music fans to connect with their favorite artists. Apple Music combines the largest and most diverse collection of music with the expertise of world-class experts who have programmed playlists for your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, PC, Apple TV, and Android phones. Apple Music will be available starting June 30 in over 100 countries. “We love music, and the new Apple Music service puts an incredible experience at every fan's fingertips,” said Eddy Cue, Apple s senior
You can still reserve an Apple Watch online and go try it on in the store, but now the page says “Reserve this Apple Watch to buy in store today.” If you have your heart set on a particular combination, that’s probably wise, since the store might not have that model in stock if you just wander in off the street. At $349 and up, the Apple Watch isn’t exactly an impulse buy, but you might wind up changing your band preference once you actually try the Watch on. Now that third-party Apple Watch bands are starting to appear, some smart buyers might opt to buy their Watch with the Sport Band, which is Apple’s cheapest option, although we love Apple’s Milanese Loop and Modern Buckle bands too. We've even got some guidance if you don't know which Watch to pick.
You can still reserve an Apple Watch online and go try it on in the store, but now the page says “Reserve this Apple Watch to buy in store today.” If you have your heart set on a particular combination, that’s probably wise, since the store might not have that model in stock if you just wander in off the street. At $349 and up, the Apple Watch isn’t exactly an impulse buy, but you might wind up changing your band preference once you actually try the Watch on. Now that third-party Apple Watch bands are starting to appear, some smart buyers might opt to buy their Watch with the Sport Band, which is Apple’s cheapest option, although we love Apple’s Milanese Loop and Modern Buckle bands too. We've even got some guidance if you don't know which Watch to pick.
You can still reserve an Apple Watch online and go try it on in the store, but now the page says “Reserve this Apple Watch to buy in store today.” If you have your heart set on a particular combination, that’s probably wise, since the store might not have that model in stock if you just wander in off the street. At $349 and up, the Apple Watch isn’t exactly an impulse buy, but you might wind up changing your band preference once you actually try the Watch on. Now that third-party Apple Watch bands are starting to appear, some smart buyers might opt to buy their Watch with the Sport Band, which is Apple’s cheapest option, although we love Apple’s Milanese Loop and Modern Buckle bands too. We've even got some guidance if you don't know which Watch to pick.
You can still reserve an Apple Watch online and go try it on in the store, but now the page says “Reserve this Apple Watch to buy in store today.” If you have your heart set on a particular combination, that’s probably wise, since the store might not have that model in stock if you just wander in off the street. At $349 and up, the Apple Watch isn’t exactly an impulse buy, but you might wind up changing your band preference once you actually try the Watch on. Now that third-party Apple Watch bands are starting to appear, some smart buyers might opt to buy their Watch with the Sport Band, which is Apple’s cheapest option, although we love Apple’s Milanese Loop and Modern Buckle bands too. We've even got some guidance if you don't know which Watch to pick.
You can still reserve an Apple Watch online and go try it on in the store, but now the page says “Reserve this Apple Watch to buy in store today.” If you have your heart set on a particular combination, that’s probably wise, since the store might not have that model in stock if you just wander in off the street. At $349 and up, the Apple Watch isn’t exactly an impulse buy, but you might wind up changing your band preference once you actually try the Watch on. Now that third-party Apple Watch bands are starting to appear, some smart buyers might opt to buy their Watch with the Sport Band, which is Apple’s cheapest option, although we love Apple’s Milanese Loop and Modern Buckle bands too. We've even got some guidance if you don't know which Watch to pick.


<bookmeta>
The <bookmeta> element contains information about the book that is not considered book content, such as copyright information, author information, and any classifications.
Category: Bookmap metadata elements


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| Packages that use net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core | |
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| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav.taglibs.template | Provides templating tags which enable the separation of presentation and content, or to use the terminology of the Navigator, the Model from the View. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core | Provides interfaces for the Navigator Tag Libraries and Framework. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic | The basic implementation of the Navigator core interfaces. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.framework | The implementation of the Navigator Framework related interfaces. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.servlets | This package contains the servlet classes used by Ontopia's navigator framework. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.TMvalue | Value-producing tags, which extract information from the topic map and insert it into the execution context. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.framework | Navigator Framework specific tags. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.logic | Logic tags, which define the execution context, modify the context, and control the flow of execution. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.output | Output-producing tags, which extract information from the provided collection (mostly topic map related information), and write it to the document output. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.tolog | |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.value | General (Topic Map independent) value-producing tags, which provide mainly set manipulation operations on collections. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.utils | Provides utility classes for the Navigator Tag Libraries and Framework. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.webapps.omnigator | |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.tmrap | |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.core | The core interfaces of the Web Editor Framework; the main interfaces used to build Web Editor applications. |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.impl.basic | The basic implementation of the core interfaces belonging to Ontopia's web editor framework, except the classes related to the to the implementation of actions (which are in their own package structure). |
| net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.impl.utils | |
| net.ontopia.utils.ontojsp |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav.taglibs.template | |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| FunctionIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a executable function within the navigator framework. |
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| ModuleIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a module. |
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| NavigatorApplicationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores all information and also all handles to configuration holders needed by the navigator web application. |
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| NavigatorConfigurationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores configuration information needed by the navigator. |
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| NavigatorPageIF
INTERNAL: Interface which should be implemented by root-ish tags handling the outermost lexical scope in which all further computation happens. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| NavigatorTagException
INTERNAL: base class for a generic problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| VariableNotSetException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.basic | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| FunctionIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a executable function within the navigator framework. |
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| LinkGeneratorIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement generating URI links. |
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| ModuleIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a module. |
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| NavigatorApplicationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores all information and also all handles to configuration holders needed by the navigator web application. |
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| NavigatorConfigurationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores configuration information needed by the navigator. |
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| NavigatorDeciderIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement some calculation on an object an come to a binary decision. |
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| NavigatorPageIF
INTERNAL: Interface which should be implemented by root-ish tags handling the outermost lexical scope in which all further computation happens. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| VariableNotSetException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.impl.framework | |
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| LinkGeneratorIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement generating URI links. |
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| ModelIF
INTERNAL: An interface representing a model. |
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| NavigatorConfigurationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores configuration information needed by the navigator. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| SkinIF
INTERNAL: An interface representing a skin. |
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| UserIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement user data management usually stored in the session. |
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| ViewIF
INTERNAL: An interface representing a view. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.servlets | |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.TMvalue | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| NavigatorDeciderIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement some calculation on an object an come to a binary decision. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| ScopeSupportIF
INTERNAL: Interface which defines basic properties (like constants) needed by classes that implement scope access. |
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| ValueAcceptingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by tags which accept values through some means (for example from value producing and/or manipulating tags). |
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| ValueProducingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by tags whose functionality is such that they process a single input collection to produce their output value. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.framework | |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.logic | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| FunctionIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a executable function within the navigator framework. |
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| NavigatorApplicationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores all information and also all handles to configuration holders needed by the navigator web application. |
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| NavigatorConfigurationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores configuration information needed by the navigator. |
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| NavigatorDeciderIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement some calculation on an object an come to a binary decision. |
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| NavigatorPageIF
INTERNAL: Interface which should be implemented by root-ish tags handling the outermost lexical scope in which all further computation happens. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| ValueAcceptingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by tags which accept values through some means (for example from value producing and/or manipulating tags). |
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INTERNAL: Implemented by tags whose functionality is such that they process a single input collection to produce their output value. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.output | |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| OutputProducingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by a tag which produces output from an input collection somehow. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.tolog | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.taglibs.value | |
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| ContextManagerIF
INTERNAL: Interface which have to be implemented by classes managing the context of a complete sub-hierarchy. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| ScopeSupportIF
INTERNAL: Interface which defines basic properties (like constants) needed by classes that implement scope access. |
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| ValueAcceptingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by tags which accept values through some means (for example from value producing and/or manipulating tags). |
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| ValueProducingTagIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by tags whose functionality is such that they process a single input collection to produce their output value. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.utils | |
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| ModuleReaderIF
INTERNAL: Class that reads a module from an input stream and builds for each function a JSPTree from it. |
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| NavigatorApplicationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores all information and also all handles to configuration holders needed by the navigator web application. |
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| NavigatorConfigurationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores configuration information needed by the navigator. |
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| NavigatorPageIF
INTERNAL: Interface which should be implemented by root-ish tags handling the outermost lexical scope in which all further computation happens. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| ScopeSupportIF
INTERNAL: Interface which defines basic properties (like constants) needed by classes that implement scope access. |
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| UserIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement user data management usually stored in the session. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.webapps.omnigator | |
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| FunctionIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which represents a executable function within the navigator framework. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.utils.tmrap | |
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| NavigatorApplicationIF
INTERNAL: Implemented by an object which stores all information and also all handles to configuration holders needed by the navigator web application. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.core | |
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| UserIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement user data management usually stored in the session. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.impl.basic | |
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| UserIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement user data management usually stored in the session. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.topicmaps.webed.impl.utils | |
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| LinkGeneratorIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement generating URI links. |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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| UserIF
INTERNAL: interface for classes which implement user data management usually stored in the session. |
| Classes in net.ontopia.topicmaps.nav2.core used by net.ontopia.utils.ontojsp | |
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| NavigatorRuntimeException
INTERNAL: Exception for a problem occurring when using the Navigator Tag Library. |
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Replaces regular expression(s) with substitution pattern(s) in a selected PDF or set of PDFs.
Performance considerations: This task supports attributes to restrict the replace to a given number of first occurrences or a given range of pages. Try to always restrict where the replace must be performed in order to avoid searching through the entire document(s), if you know in advance that's not required.
PDF format constraints / limitations:
* Keep in mind that PDF is a vector format in which each element has a given position in the page.
Modifying the text and thus the size of a particular element can lead to hazardous positioning or
text overlapping.
* The replace is performed on contiguous text elements in the document(s). It won't match a character
sequence that appears to be straight when reading the PDF but is actually defined across several text
elements.
* Some text elements can allow individual glyph positioning. If such an element is matched and replaced,
the individual glyph positioning will be lost.
* The PDF format enables to embed a subset of a given font in the document. If text using such a font
is matched and has to be replaced, a substitute font will then be used in order to be able to successfully
encode any string. The attribute subfont
defines the Base 14 font that will act as substitute.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| file | The PDF in which to perform the replace. | Yes, unless a nested resource collection element is used. |
| match | The regular expression pattern to match in the PDF(s). | Yes, if no nested <repentry> is used. |
| replace | The substitution pattern to place in the PDF(s) in place of the regular expression. | Yes, if no nested <repentry> is used. |
| countperpage | The number of first matched occurrences to replace per page. | No, default to infinite. If nested <repentry> are used, this value serves as default value
if not set by the nested elements. |
| startpage | The number of the page from where to start the replace. | No, default to 1 (first page). If nested <repentry> are used, this value serves as default value
if not set by the nested elements. |
| endpage | The number of page where the replace must end. | No, default to infinite (last page). If nested <repentry> are used, this value serves as default value
if not set by the nested elements. |
| subfont | The substitute Base 14 font to use when a match using an embedded font with no encoding needs to be replaced. Allowed values are: Times-Roman , Times-Bold , Times-Italic , Times-BoldItalic ,
Helvetica , Helvetica-Bold , Helvetica-Oblique , Helvetica-BoldOblique ,
Courier , Courier-Bold , Courier-Oblique , Courier-BoldOblique ,
Symbol , ZapfDingbats . |
No, default to Times-Roman . |
| preservelastmodified | Preserve the last modified time of PDF files. | No; defaults to false. |
| failonerror | If false, log a warning message, but do not stop the build, when the PDF file to process does not exist or an error occurs while performing the replace. | No; defaults to true. |
Resource Collections are used to select groups of PDFs to process.
This task supports <repentry>
nested elements to define several replaces
to perform at once on the file(s). The <repentry>
elements can define the
match
, replace
, countperpage
, startpage
end endpage
attributes with the same behavior as for the main element.
Replace all matches in the first page of a single PDF
<pdfreplaceregexp file="myfile.pdf" match="@COMPANY@" replace="LeanPulse" endpage="1"/>
Replace only the first match in all pages of all PDFs in a directory and its sub-directories
<pdfreplaceregexp match="@COMPANY@" replace="LeanPulse" countperpage="1"> <fileset dir="pdf_dir" includes="**/*.pdf"/> </pdfreplaceregexp>
Set the approver name in the first page and remove the DRAFT watermark in all the pages of a document
<pdfreplaceregexp file="myfile.pdf" countperpage="1"> <repentry match="@APPROVER_NAME@" replace="Aurélien PROST" endpage="1"/> <repentry match="DRAFT" replace=""/> </pdfreplaceregexp>


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load hash %} {% load humanize %} {% block title %}{{district|hash:'District Name'}} - Michigan Public School Data{% endblock %} {% block banner %} {% with district|hash:'2009-10' as year %} {% with district|hash:'2010' as act_year %}
| School | Headcount | K | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | Free Lunch | AYP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{school|hash:'Building Name'}} | {{year.headcount.tot_all.value}} | {% if "grade_KG" in school.grades or "KG" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_1" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_2" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_3" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_4" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_5" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_6" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_7" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_8" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_9" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_10" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_11" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if "grade_12" in school.grades %}{% endif %} | {% if year.reduced_lunch.free_lunch_eligible_pct %} {{year.reduced_lunch.free_lunch_eligible_pct}}% {% endif %} | {{year.ayp.Grade}} |
| {{subject}} | District | |
|---|---|---|
| All students | {{values.All.10}} | {{state.MEAP}} |
| Economically disadvantaged | {{values.ED.10}} | {{values.ed.state}} |
| Limited English Proficiency | {{values.LEP.10}} | {{values.lep.state}} |
| Female | {{values.Female.10}} | {{values.female.state}} |
| Male | {{values.Male.10}} | {{values.male.state}} |
| American Indian or Alaskan Native | {{values.Native.10}} | {{values.american_indian_or_alaskan_native.state}} |
| Asian or Pacific Islander | {{values.Asian.10}} | {{values.asian_or_pacific_islander.state}} |
| Black, not of Hispanic origin | {{values.Black.10}} | {{values.black_not_of_hispanic_origin.state}} |
| Hispanic | {{values.Hispanic.10}} | {{values.hispanic.state}} |
| White, not of Hispanic origin | {{values.White.10}} | {{values.white_not_of_hispanic_origin.state}} |
| Subject | Mean Score | State |
|---|---|---|
| Composite | {{act_year.ACT.Composite.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.Composite.state}} |
| Math | {{act_year.ACT.Mathematics.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.Mathematics.state}} |
| Science | {{act_year.ACT.Science.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.Science.state}} |
| English | {{act_year.ACT.English.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.English.state}} |
| English+Writing | {{english_writing.Mean}} | {{english_writing.state}} |
| Writing | {{act_year.ACT.Writing.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.Writing.state}} |
| Reading | {{act_year.ACT.Reading.Mean}} | {{act_year.ACT.Reading.state}} |
MEAP data from the Michigan Department of Education Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability. ACT data from the Michigan Department of Education Michigan Merit Examination.
| Group | Count | % | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total | {{year.headcount.tot_all.value}} | - | - |
| American Indian | {{year.headcount.tot_ai.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_ai.percent}}% | {{year.headcount.tot_ai.state}}% |
| Asian | {{year.headcount.tot_as.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_as.percent}} | {{year.headcount.tot_as.state}} |
| African-American | {{year.headcount.tot_aa.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_aa.percent}} | {{year.headcount.tot_aa.state}} |
| White | {{year.headcount.tot_wh.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_wh.percent}} | {{year.headcount.tot_wh.state}} |
| Hispanic | {{year.headcount.tot_hs.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_hs.percent}} | {{year.headcount.tot_hs.state}} |
| Multiracial | {{year.headcount.tot_mr.value}} | {{year.headcount.tot_mr.percent}} | {{year.headcount.tot_mr.state}} |
Demographic information is from the State of Michigan Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI)
| Per-pupil overview | Amount | Statewide rank |
|---|---|---|
| Federal revenue per pupil | ${{year.ten_fourteen.AVG_FEDREV|intcomma}} | {{year.ten_fourteen.RNK_FEDREV}} |
| Total instruction expenditures per pupil | ${{year.ten_fourteen.AVG_ITOT|intcomma}} | {{year.ten_fourteen.RNK_ITOT}} |
| Total administration per pupil | ${{year.ten_fourteen.AVG_ADM|intcomma}} | {{year.ten_fourteen.RNK_ADM}} |
| Average teacher salaries | ${{year.ten_fourteen.AVG_T_SAL|intcomma}} | {{year.ten_fourteen.RNK_T_SAL}} |
| Pupil-teacher ratio | {{year.ten_fourteen.AVG_P_TCHR}} | {{year.ten_fourteen.RNK_P_TCH}} |
| Balance sheet | ||
|---|---|---|
| Total assets | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTASSETS.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
| Total liabilities | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTLIAB.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
| Debt | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.DEBT.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
| Revenue sources | ||
| Local | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.LOCREV.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
?
Revenue produced within the school district boundaries for operating the schools and available to the district in the amount produced. The major source of local revenue in most districts is the general property tax levy. To avoid counting the same revenue multiple times; Statewide and Groupings reports DO NOT INCLUDE local revenue paid to another Michigan public school.
|
| Other political subdivisions | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.OTHPOL.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
?
Revenue received or to be received from a non-public educational entity or a governmental unit other than the state or federal government.
|
| State | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.STATEREV.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
?
Revenues received or to be received from the State of Michigan which are appropriated by the state out of state levied funds. The major source of state revenue in most districts is the State School Aid foundation allowance.
|
| Federal | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.FEDREV.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
?
Revenue received or to be received from the federal government which is redistributed by the state; or redistributed by a local unit of government, such as a county or a city; or allocated directly by a federal agency, e.g., U.S. Department of Education.
|
| Incoming transfers | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTINCXFER.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
?
Incoming transfers include local revenues received or to be received from other k-12 public school districts or from other funds and which do not create a liability to be repaid. Other transactions include those transactions which arise from prior year operations and proceeds from the sale of fixed assets or long term loans.
|
| Total revenues before transfers | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTREVBT.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
| Total incoming | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTREVXOT.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
| Instructional costs |
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The cost of activities dealing directly with the teaching of students in the classroom or in a classroom situation. These expenditures do not include capital outlay. Per pupil expenditures for Basic and Added Needs Instruction are calculated using only K-12 and Special Education pupil fte as the divisor. Adult Education Instructional Costs per pupil are calculated using only Adult Education Participants as the divisor.
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The classroom costs related to basic instructional classroom programs. This includes pre-k, elementary, middle, and high school programs.
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| Added needs programs with salaries | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.ADDINS.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
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The classroom costs of added needs instructional programs offered by the district. These include special education, compensatory
education, or career/technical education.
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| Total instructional costs | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.ITOT.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
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| Instructional support | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTINSSUP.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
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The cost of activities which provide administrative, technical, and logistical support to facilitate and enhance instruction. These expenditures do not include capital outlay.
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| Non-instructional support | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTNINSSUP.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
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Administrative costs, including food service, transportation, and maintenance.
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| Transportation | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTTRANS.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
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Those activities concerned with the conveyance of pupils to and from school and to and from school activities.
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| Total support | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTSS.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} | |
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| Outgoing transfers | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTOUTXFER.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
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Outgoing transfers are amounts disbursed or to be disbursed to other school districts as subgrants or to other funds and which do not create assets to be received in the future. Other transactions include those transactions which arise from prior year operations, debt service, and fund modifications.
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| Total expenditures with transfers | ${{finyear.ten_eleven.TOTEXPOUT.AMT_ALL|intcomma}} |
Sources: Data and explainers from Bulletin 1014: Michigan Public Schools Ranked by Select Financial Information and Bulletin 1011: Analysis of Michigan Public Schools Revenue and Expenditures, both published by the Michigan Department of Education.


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The duration (in milliseconds as a positive long) of the animations that will be played when this Overlay is being shown from a hidden state (when the ExpandableFab is opening). Default value is 300L.


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