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The General Hash Function Algorithm library contains implementations for a series of commonly used additive and rotative string hashing algorithm in the Object Pascal, C and C++, Java, Python and Ruby ... [More] programming languages For more information please visit: http://www.partow.net/programming/hashfunctions/index.html [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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Kirolak is a web/mobile Sport Events and Standings Portal. Users may update the results from their mobile phones. Extensible for any Sport.
Created 12 months ago.

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Load data into memory and use convenient query language to extract information. Very useful in CSV processing. The query syntax is intuitive.
Created 12 months ago.

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GWT-Masterview library is an extension to Google Web Toolkit that provides widgets to filter, sort and paginate your data. It's easy to use, it's widgets are fast and it works right out of the box: ... [More] you can display your objects with just 3-4 lines of code. Initially I started to look for a replacement to the Displaytag library, which can't be used in pure GWT applications. Some GWT-extending libraries provided tables, but these tables either were just wrappers of external JavaScript toolkits, or didn't have filter or paging functionality. So I wrote my own small library, with API similar to the one that Displaytag has, and named it Masterview, because I find it simple to create master screens using it. NOTE: The beta is ready. I'll import it into svn in a day or two. A tutorial on how to start using the library can be found here. Masterview library has several predefined themes, but default one looks like this (you can read more about using predefined themes or creating your own here): The main features of the libraryThe Masterview library uses no external JavaScript, only extending basic GWT widgets. It has several advantages: Smooth integration with standart GWT widgets and their extensions. Easy debugging in browser hosted mode. Advantage of improving GWT compiler's optimization. The API is similar to the one Displaytag library has. The only difference is that you write Java code instead of jsp tags. For example, instead of writing something like this you'll write MasterView masterView = GWT.create(Person.class); masterview.setItems(people); masterview.appendColumn(new Column("firstName", "First name", false, "40%"); masterview.appendColumn(new Column("lastName", "Last name", true, "60%"); RootPanel.get().add(masterview);You don't have to rewrite any existing code, except one thing: you need to mark beans that are to be displayed in a table with IsMasterviewBean interface. After that the library will create your table with the help of GWT's generators. Library is provided with a number of default themes. Built-in paging and sorting. Items can be filtered based on simple regular expressions (your can read about it here). The limitations of the libraryIf you want to display a bean, which has associated bean as a property, than you can't display properties of the associated bean. For example, if there is a Person bean with a getAddress() method thatreturns an Address bean, it's not possible to display city property of the Address bean like that: MasterView masterView = GWT.create(Person.class); masterview.appendColumn(new Column("address.city", "Person's city", true, "100%");One possible solution (if there is an absolute need to display person's city in a table) is to add getCity() method to Person bean with code like this: public String getCity() { Address address = getAddress(); if (null == address) { return "---"; //or something } return address.getCity(); }and create the grid's column like this: MasterView masterView = GWT.create(Person.class); masterview.appendColumn(new Column("city", "Person's city", true, "100%"); [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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Table game with cards
Created about 1 month ago.

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The windowkit libraray provides extensions to standard Swing widgets to aide in the rapid development of desktop applications and provide a rich user experience. All widgets we write follow Swing's ... [More] basic MVC principals. All our models are backed by dataset data structures.(see ddevil, another project on google code). We provide both extensions to swing widgets and new widgets either built from scratch or composed of other widgets. We aim to provide: Extended functionality for common tasks and usecases Utility classes Template patterns for quickly creating windows and panels with common features Swing bug fixes data binding support(under construction) preference support built of our data binding support (under construction) So far we have things like: filter/sort table tree-table check box tree file system tree glass pane support many more... As previously mentioned, this project has a dependency on the ddevil project, also in google code link. Our widget models all support ddevil data structures. This project is in the middle of being migrated out of its original home, so it is a work in progress but looking at the code should be helpfull if you are trying to use any of our widgets in your project. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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You can layout a Swing window with writing HTML table tags using HtmlTablePanel, just as you layout old web sites with writing HTML table tag. It is implemented as an wrapper of GridBagLayout. ... [More] However, it is much easier, simpler, and more flexible. HtmlTablePanel can, remove layout information from a Java source code and make it easy to read and maintain. specify grids, background color, background images. create recursive layout using just only single layout file. create tabs. [Less]
Created 11 months ago.

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Often we need to write down a list of comparative features, or we need to edit a configuration file with dozens of settings. Normal word-processors do the job. But they are an overkill. This project ... [More] aims to create a simple yet powerful text processor that reads, displays and allows you to edit data in a tabular view. [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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A nifty tool to be carry arround to view file formats like *.csv, *.tab, ... etc. Requirements: ------------- - efficient search - generic view - sortable - export to other formats
Created 11 months ago.

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javadoc is updated!Still pre-released, please wait. I am currently developing this librar in great efforts. OverviewSimple visualization library for agile visualization applications. Still far ... [More] from release. Before release I will apply this library to my research product. The concept of this libraryThe amount of data today is explosively increasing. I, as a information visualization software developer, must tackle with this problem. This library will in plan give you visualization components that may be interactive with human and co-interactive with other components, and will visualize typical data structures like tree, graph and map in the easiest way. Fundamantal data structures are defined in my graph-structure library named "akira-collections". You all should learn the concept and APIs before this library released. [Less]
Created 12 days ago.