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bezierCurveTo (a path command)

context.bezierCurveTo(control1X, control1Y, control2X, control2Y, endingX, endingY) Draws a cubic Bezier curve starting at the current pen location to a given ending coordinate. Another 2 given control coordinates determine the shape (curviness) of the curve. <!doctype html> <html&gt...

html5-canvas • Path (Syntax only)

arcTo (a path command)

context.arcTo(pointX1, pointY1, pointX2, pointY2, radius); Draws a circular arc with a given radius. The arc is drawn clockwise inside the wedge formed by the current pen location and given two points: Point1 & Point2. A line connecting the current pen location and the start of the arc is au...

html5-canvas • Path (Syntax only)

rect (a path command)

context.rect(leftX, topY, width, height) Draws a rectangle given a top-left corner and a width & height. <!doctype html> <html> <head> <style> body{ background-color:white; } #canvas{border:1px solid red; } </style> <script> window.onload...

html5-canvas • Path (Syntax only)

closePath (a path command)

context.closePath() Draws a line from the current pen location back to the beginning path coordinate. For example, if you draw 2 lines forming 2 legs of a triangle, closePath will "close" the triangle by drawing the third leg of the triangle from the 2nd leg's endpoint back to the firs...

html5-canvas • Path (Syntax only)

beginPath (a path command)

context.beginPath() Begins assembling a new set of path commands and also discards any previously assembled path. It also moves the drawing "pen" to the top-left origin of the canvas (==coordinate[0,0]). Although optional, you should ALWAYS start a path with beginPath The discarding ...

html5-canvas • Path (Syntax only)

With NetStatusEvent

package { import flash.events.NetStatusEvent; import flash.net.NetStream; import flash.net.NetConnection; import flash.events.Event; import flash.media.Video; import flash.display.Sprite; public class VideoWithNetStatus extends Sprite { private var video:V...

ActionScript 3 • Working with Video

Elementary set operations

It's possible to perform elementary set operations with Matlab. Let's assume we have given two vectors or arrays A = randi([0 10],1,5); B = randi([-1 9], 1,5); and we want to find all elements which are in A and in B. For this we can use C = intersect(A,B); C will include all numbers which ...

MATLAB Language • Set operations

Installation or Setup

Linux Requirements (r0.16.0) Mandatory As per current Apache-Pig documentation it supports only Unix & Windows operating systems. Hadoop 0.23.X, 1.X or 2.X Java 1.6 or Later versions installed and JAVA_HOME environment variable set to Java installation directory Optional Python 2.7 ...

apache-pig • Getting started with apache-pig

Creating a Future

import scala.concurrent.Future import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global object FutureDivider { def divide(a: Int, b: Int): Future[Int] = Future { // Note that this is integer division. a / b } } Quite simply, the divide method creates a Future tha...

Scala Language • Futures

Consuming a Successful Future

The easiest way to consume a successful Future-- or rather, get the value inside the Future-- is to use the map method. Suppose some code calls the divide method of the FutureDivider object from the "Creating a Future" example. What would the code need to look like to get the quotient of...

Scala Language • Futures

Consuming a Failed Future

Sometimes the computation in a Future can create an exception, which will cause the Future to fail. In the "Creating a Future" example, what if the calling code passed 55 and 0 to the divide method? It'd throw an ArithmeticException after trying to divide by zero, of course. How would t...

Scala Language • Futures

Putting the Future Together

The previous examples demonstrated the individual features of a Future, handling success and failure cases. Usually, however, both features are handled much more tersely. Here's the example, written in a neater and more realistic way: object Calculator { def calculateAndReport(a: Int, b: Int...

Scala Language • Futures

Convert Exceptions into Either or Option Types

To convert exceptions into Either or Option types, you can use methods that provided in scala.util.control.Exception import scala.util.control.Exception._ val plain = "71a" val optionInt: Option[Int] = catching(classOf[java.lang.NumberFormatException]) opt { plain.toInt } val eitherI...

Scala Language • Error Handling

CROSS APPLY & LATERAL JOIN

A very interesting type of JOIN is the LATERAL JOIN (new in PostgreSQL 9.3+), which is also known as CROSS APPLY/OUTER APPLY in SQL-Server & Oracle. The basic idea is that a table-valued function (or inline subquery) gets applied for every row you join. This makes it possible to, for example...

SQL • JOIN

FULL JOIN

One type of JOIN that is less known, is the FULL JOIN. (Note: FULL JOIN is not supported by MySQL as per 2016) A FULL OUTER JOIN returns all rows from the left table, and all rows from the right table. If there are rows in the left table that do not have matches in the right table, or if there a...

SQL • JOIN

Recursive JOINs

Recursive joins are often used to obtain parent-child data. In SQL, they are implemented with recursive common table expressions, for example: WITH RECURSIVE MyDescendants AS ( SELECT Name FROM People WHERE Name = 'John Doe' UNION ALL SELECT People.Name FROM Peopl...

SQL • JOIN

ESCAPE statement in the LIKE-query

If you implement a text-search as LIKE-query, you usually do it like this: SELECT * FROM T_Whatever WHERE SomeField LIKE CONCAT('%', @in_SearchText, '%') However, (apart from the fact that you shouldn't necessarely use LIKE when you can use fulltext-search) this creates a problem when someb...

SQL • LIKE operator

Rebuild index

Over the course of time B-Tree indexes may become fragmented because of updating/deleting/inserting data. In SQLServer terminology we can have internal (index page which is half empty ) and external (logical page order doesn't correspond physical order). Rebuilding index is very similar to dropping...

SQL • Indexes

Arrays

Arrays are regular JVM arrays with a twist that they are treated as invariant and have special constructors and implicit conversions. Construct them without the new keyword. val a = Array("element") Now a has type Array[String]. val acs: Array[CharSequence] = a //Error: type misma...

Scala Language • Java Interoperability

Customize the VM Option

You can override the default vmoptions with your own personal settings by choosing Help > Edit Custom VM Options from the Android Studio toolbar. This will create a local copy which you are free to edit. Alternatively, you can edit the default vmoptions directly using the paths given below. Note...

android-studio • Android Studio optimization