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With these packages for Delphi the user can easily create VST plugins or ASIO applications within minutes. The included algorithms for filters and dynamics help to built effects without much knowledge of digital signal processing.

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WelcomeWelcome fellow developer to the jmorph project! Jmorph is a dynamic and highly structured javascipt namespace based library. Including support for UI elements such as tabs, trees, menus, expanders and built in ECMA html object support. Concepts from delegates, debugging, AJAX, exceptions ... [More] , components, and controls are all included in this compact framework. The library is very well structured with an SDK to help those who want to contribute. OverviewThis library is intended to be a valuable resource for web masters, but more importantly it is designed to show how a javascript library can be organized, well documented, and much more scalable than just a basic scripting language. In no way is this library going to compete with commercial or even massive open source projects like Yahoos YUI framework. However it is a very tight, simple, and compact framework that can be used for professional and educational purposes. DocsBecause javascript is an object based language, and not a true OO language, some of the terminology in the provided documentation may not be completely compatible with OO concepts, however the feel and layout should resemble true OO languages like Java, C++, and C#. The documentation is layed out very similar to javadocs help files. SetupSetup is a snap! Download to any directory, unzip the archive and the project is ready to preview. Inside each demo is a quick reference that allows web masters to simply plugin and go. If you want to see how the API works just checkout the documentation, and a link to all the source code is available through your browser. ExampleBelow is the code used for a tab control. Following the code is an example of the output. Note that everything is stylesheet driven, so editing is very simple. Add the following code to any file and your control is ready to display. var TabControl = jmorph.UI.TabControl; function init() { SampleTabs1 = new TabControl(document.getElementById("TabCtl")); SampleTabs1.Height = '50px'; SampleTabs1.Width = '400px'; SampleTabs1.Bind(); } Label 1 Label 2 tab 1 data tab 2 data This is the output from the code above. This is just a very basic implementation of one of the controls. DevelopersIf your intrested in contributing to the jmorph project contact me by email. You can also conctact me through my personal web site lamle.og. [Less]

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Some notes taken by Bangsheng Tang, and Youming Qiao, mainly focused on Random walk on graphs, spectral graph theory, and expander graph. Both of the authors are currently Ph.D students at Institute of Theoretical Computer Science, Tsinghua University. Note that this note is just a survey on ... [More] basic concepts and known results, so we do not claim any of the results in this survey. Also due to the fact that the authors are very weak, there must be a number of mistakes in this survey and some good results are not included. If you find them, we would be pleased if you can point out to us. Thanks in advance! [Less]

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The popup is basically the content of the expander.

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