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A Structured 2D Graphics Framework Welcome to Piccolo! A revolutionary way to create robust, full-featured graphical applications in Java and C#, with striking visual effects such as zooming, animation and multiple representations. Piccolo is a toolkit that supports the development of 2D structured graphics programs, in general, and Zoomable User Interfaces (ZUIs), in particular. A ZUI is a new kind of interface that presents a huge canvas of information on a traditional computer display by letting the user smoothly zoom in, to get more detailed information, and zoom out for an overview. Why use Piccolo? What exactly is it?
Ghostscript: Ghostscript
Python config file parser
I needed a configuration file and did not want to write yet-another-parser for it and document the format. Instead of putting up with ConfigParser I decided to use the syntax and parser already available in Python, but restricted to a "safe" subset of the Python syntax: Assignments, bool, dict list, string, float, bool, and, or, xor, arithmetics, string expressions and if..then..else. The "unsafe" Python statements are deleted from the code by editing the Python parse tree. The configuration is passed to the parser as a string either from a file or a string constant containing the default values. Note: The source is actually in two parts: The configuration parser and the test script for it. PS: The difference between parser.suite and parser.expr is not quite clear to me.
libjpeg
boolopt is a Python module for optimizing propositional logic.
boolopt is a Python module for optimizing propositional logic. It was written during my internship in Cape Town at NBN, South Africa’s National Bioinformatics Network; they used it for query optimization. The module provides a function optimize, which takes a disjunctive-normal formula (without intraclause contradictions and duplicates) and outputs an equivalent, minimal term. There is an existing implementation, but I couldn’t get it to work — that’s why I wrote my own. It’s worked instantaneously on all of the (small) examples I’ve thrown at it, but the method is NP-complete and involves building a truth-table — it’s EXPSPACE in the number of propositions. I release it here under the NewBSD license: you can do whatever you want with the code so long as you leave the license and copyright information at the top. New versions will be announced on the main site feed. Download Installation Open up the archive wherever; it will create its own directory boolopt-1.0. Examples Fun facts
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libpng is the official PNG reference library. It supports almost all PNG features, is extensible, and has been extensively tested for over 20 years. The home site for development versions (i.e., may be buggy or subject to change or include experimental features) is and the place to go for questions about the library is the png-mng-implement mailing list. libpng is available as ANSI C (C89) source code and requires zlib 1.0.4 or later (1.2.5 or later recommended for performance and security reasons). The portability notice should not come as a particular surprise to anyone who has added libpng support to an application this millenium; the manual has warned of it since at least July 2000. The 1.5.x and later series also include a new, more thorough test program (pngvalid.c) and a new pnglibconf.h header file that tracks what features were enabled or disabled when libpng was built. Security and Crash Bugs in Older Versions
rulecore
Package Index > ruleCore > 1.1beta3 Not Logged In Status Nothing to report ruleCore 1.1beta3 Complex Event Pattern Detector The ruleCore Engine is an event-driven rule engine that manages and executes reaction rules. The ruleCore Engine provides capabilities for detection of complex patterns of events, called situations. The ruleCore Engine is fed with events through connectors. Downloads (All Versions): 0 downloads in the last day 0 downloads in the last week 0 downloads in the last month Website maintained by the Python community Real-time CDN by Fastly / hosting by Rackspace / design by Tim Parkin
Installing GraphicsMagick
To further enhance the capabilities of GraphicsMagick, you may want to get these programs or libraries. Note that these packages are already integrated into the GraphicsMagick Mercurial repository for use when building under Microsoft Windows: GraphicsMagick requires the BZLIB library read and write BZip compressed MIFF images.GraphicsMagick requires 'ralcgm' read the Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) image format.
plopmail 0.0
plopmail is a pure python MDA replacing procmail or maildrop The filter scripts are written in python, with a simple syntax to be able to acces any mail header and attribute. It automatically creates maildirs and notify the user by mail when it does. It only works with courier-imap for the moment, but support for other imap servers is planned. It also comes with plopmonitor, a gamin compatible daemon to monitor maildirs and execute script when needed (useful to reclassify mails). Downloads (All Versions): 0 downloads in the last day 0 downloads in the last week 0 downloads in the last month Author: David Guerizec Maintainer: David Guerizec Home Page:
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