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This is a repository for collecting global custom management extensions for the Django Framework. Current Command Extensions * create_app * create_command * create_jobs * create_superuser * describe_form * dumpscript * export_emails * generate_secret_key ... [More] * graph_models * passwd * print_user_for_session * reset_db * runjob * runjobs * runprofileserver * runscript * runserver_plus * set_fake_passwords * shell_plus * show_urls * sqldiff [Less]

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packed for ubuntu 8.04

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Fugue IconsPreview all icons Copyright © 2010 Yusuke Kamiyamane. All rights reserved. The icons are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. If you can't or don't want to place link back, please purchase a royalty-free license. http://pinvoke.com/ I'm unavailable ... [More] for custom icon design work. But your suggestions are always welcome! yusuke.kamiyamane@gmail.com geotag Copyright © Geotag Icon Project. All rights reserved. Geotag icon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license or LGPL. language Copyright © Language Icon Project. All rights reserved. Language icon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license. open-share Copyright © Open Share Icon Project. All rights reserved. Open Share icon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license. opml Copyright © OPML Icon Project. All rights reserved. OPML icon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 license. share Copyright © Share Icon Project. All rights reserved. Share icon is licensed under a GPL or LGPL or BSD or Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. [Less]

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A GUI to visualize data from massif output files.

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What is it?Minjava is a Java reverse engineering software. It means that it can help to understand the architecture and behavior of an existing Java software. How does that works?Minjava is based on a Java meta-model, that defines how the possible Java softwares can be structured. An importer ... [More] analyzes a Java source code or byte-code to build a Java model. This Java model is then used by different reverse engineering tools, like a class diagram generator. For more information on the design of Minjava, visit the MinjavaDesign page. How can I get it ?See the MinjavaInstall page. What can it do for me?Java developersAutomatic drawing of class diagrams Automatic drawing of packages dependencies diagram Metrics computation and report in HTML Reverse engineering tool designersFurnish a Java meta-model that can be used as a basis in the building of numerous reverse engineering tools DocumentationSee the MinjavaDocumentation page. ScreenshotsSee the MinjavaScreenshots page. DevelopmentSee the MinjavaDev page. LicenseMinjava is released under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v2.0r AuthorsThe authors of Minjava are from the LIRMM institute. Jean-Rémy Falleri : Minjava project leader. [Less]

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A Java binding for Grahphviz built on top of the existing SWIG-generated api. This provides a more flexible object-oriented interface to the graph model, and support for rendering the generated graphs using GEF/draw2d.

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This is the homepage of pydot, a Python interface to Graphviz's Dot language. pydot allows to easily create both directed and non directed graphs from Python. Currently all attributes implemented in the Dot language are supported (up to Graphviz 2.16). Output can be inlined in Postscript ... [More] into interactive scientific environments like TeXmacs, or output in any of the format's supported by the Graphviz tools dot, neato, twopi. Requirementspyparsing in order to load DOT files. Graphviz to render the graphs. ChangelogThe release 1.0.2 of pydot boasts the following: The parser has been improved a lot. It passes all of GraphViz's regression tests (which I consider quite an accomplishment seeing the kind of crazy constructs on those ) Different charsets should now be dealt with properly. The search of GraphViz's executables has been improved for all platforms. On Windows, paths and registry keys are searched. On Unix now it should exhibit the same behavior as the traditional shell path search. (Thanks Andy Gimblett and many others) Double-quoted paths in Windows are nor properly handled. The os.path.exists() check fails if a valid path is enclosed within quotes. 'type' keyword has been changed everywhere to 'graph_type' Better handling of Node/Edge/Graph defaults. Added methods: set_graph_defaults, set_node_defaults, set_edge_defaults, get_graph_defaults, get_node_defaults, get_edge_defaults Now it's possible to use rank to lay out nodes at the same level graph = pydot.Dot('graphname', graph_type='digraph') subg = pydot.Subgraph('', rank='same') subg.add_node(pydot.Node('a')) graph.add_subgraph(subg) subg.add_node(pydot.Node('b')) subg.add_node(pydot.Node('c')) Multiple main graphs in a file are now supported, will be returned as a list of graph instances Handling of shapefiles Dot().set_shape_files() Added method "add_style()" to the Node class to easily append styles to a node Attribute lists updated to reflect the available ones in graphviz 2.16 Added error reporting when rendering graphs with GraphViz executables. There was an often reported problem where the output graphs would have 0 size. In most cases this was due to Graphviz missing a library for a format that pydot assumed to be there. Now the error given by the executable will be reported instead of being silently ignored (Thanks Jarno) Improved parsing of identifiers Added non-GraphViz attributes needed by dot2tex Jose Fonseca contributed a fix dealing with quoted strings the the dot parsing module setup.py updated so that it's possible to install pydot through Setuptools' easy_install Edge()'s can be created passing two Node objects as well as, the previously supported, two strings with node names. Warning: when passing two Node instances, the attributes won't be taken into account. The edge will only read the Nodes' names to create an edge, the Nodes must be separately added to the graph so all their attributes are "remembered". Substituted all str()'s for unicode()'s It's possible now to manually specify the path to GraphViz's executables in the case they can't be found automatically. The method 'set_graphviz_executables(paths)' will take a dictionary specifying the location of the executables. Please refer to the documentation for usage detailed information. And too many bugfixes to list... Performance: The new pydot stores graphs and their objects using a hierarchy of nested dictionaries and lists. Graph, Node, Edge objects are mere proxies to the data and are created on demand. So that now it's possible to have a graph with a 1 million edges and there will not be a single Edge instance (only if requested, then they will be created on demand, mapping the data and providing with all the methods to act on the data in the global dictionary). Storing a graph with 1 million edges in pydot 1.0 has approximately the same memory requirements (~813MiB) as dealing with one with only 40.000 edges in pydot 0.9 (~851MiB), the 40.000 edges graph needs ~35MiB in pydot 1.0 . Handling graphs should be much faster, as no linear searches are performed in pydot 1.0 Related Projectsdot2tex XDot [Less]

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NOS - .NET Object ServerApplication server to expose you assemblies as services, needing just you add the assemblies on the server and access the methods, with two versions, one that is one system that stay running on server and listening ther port that you configure, and another that is a handle ... [More] for IIS. NewsThe NOS Server will have a module for support AMF (Action Message Format) this allow an easy and native integration with Adobe Flex, comming soon will be released the first version. NOS - .NET Object ServerServidor de aplicações que publica seus assemblies como serviços, batando apenas você adicionar os assemblies no servidor e acessar os metodos, com duas versões, uma que é um executável que fica rodando no servidor e escutando a porta configurada, e outro que é um handle para IIS. NovidadesO NOS Server terá um modulo para suportar AMF (Action Message Format) isso permitira uma integrção fácil e nativa com Adobe Flex, em breve será liberada a primeira versão [Less]

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DOT is language for creating diagrams quickly and easily. Dot has support for outputting to SVG and to PNG except the diagrams are a little plain looking. This program spruces it up a little by adding shadows and rounded rectangle to the SVG. digraph G { node [ shape="box" ... [More] style="filled" ] Hello->World }Before: After: [Less]

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P-dd is a PHP library for creating dynamic relational database documentation, in a number of forms, for an arbitrary database. The library is split into 3 main components: The Database Model, a factory and set of datasources from which the model is created and a set of renderers that will display ... [More] the model. It is structured to allow for the easy production of new datasources and rendering methods. The library is very much in its infancy... [Less]

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