David H. Bronke whitelynx

[ Launch: sankey-test-1 ] 2446e1dc3bc789e7a4ca25872f621bd6 by whitelynx[ Launch: diagonal-test-1 ] 1217283ecbd2093073d4 by jdutta[ Launch: quick-chart-vert ] 2c8553335067321f44a4 by jdutta[ Launch: quick-chart-1 ] 99181b7e0eb393be4380 by jdutta[ Launch: scratchpad ] 9721189 by jdutta

[ Launch: sankey-test-1 ] ff9cb26a35ad7c41501f08ebadf2be84 by whitelynx[ Launch: sankey-test-1 ] 2446e1dc3bc789e7a4ca25872f621bd6 by whitelynx[ Launch: diagonal-test-1 ] 1217283ecbd2093073d4 by jdutta[ Launch: quick-chart-vert ] 2c8553335067321f44a4 by jdutta[ Launch: quick-chart-1 ] 99181b7e0eb393be4380 by jdutta[ Launch: scratchpad ] 9721189 by jdutta

	var util = require('util');

	var _ = require('lodash');
	var pg = require('pg');

	/**
	* Convert a JavaScript object to the PostgreSQL `hstore` format.
	*
	* @param object e.g. {a:1, b:2, c:3}
	* @return e.g. 'a=>1,b=>2,c=>3'

	#!/usr/bin/env python2
	"""A simple (slightly broken) implementation of writing a VRT file from Python, using GDAL.

	Adapted from sample code at: http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/44003/python-equivalent-of-gdalbuildvrt#answer-44048

	"""
	## Options ##
	x_size, y_size = 512, 512
	source_path = 'test.tif'
	source_band = 1

	//// Functions that return... ////

	// ...queries: //
	row.join('government.dim_state', {state_code: row.field('loc_state')})

	// ...selectors: //
	row.field('loc_state')
	row.join('government.dim_state', {state_code: row.field('loc_state')}).field('state_abbrev')

	// ...filters: //

	//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Parse (mostly) RFC822-compliant headers.
	//
	// This will parse header blocks that conform to [RFC822 Section 3][], as well as a few variations of that standard.
	// One major deviation is that this library treats '\r\n' and '\n' as the same, so headers separated by either will be
	// parsed.
	//
	// [RFC822 Section 3]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc822#section-3
	//
	// @module header-parse

	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// PromiseProxy - A proxy object that wraps a promise, and exposes `pending`, `result` and `error` properties. This is
	// most useful when setting results of promises on the scope directly, so you can work with them in your templates.
	//
	// @module promise-proxy.js
	// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

	function PromiseProxyFactory(promise)
	{
	var proxy = {

	set defaultnewtabpage

	let barposition = "bottom"
	let completionengines = ["duckduckgo", "wikipedia", "google", "google-images", "youtube"]
	let defaultengine = "duckduckgo"
	let blacklists = ["https://mail.google.com/", "https://inbox.google.com/", "http://trello.com/", "http://checkvist.com/", "http://gingkoapp.com/"]

	"let hintcharacters = "ueoaihtnsdkjq;xmwvzbp.,'ygcrlf"
	"let hintcharacters = "ueoaikjq;xp.,'yhtnsdmwvzbgcrlf"
	"let hintcharacters = "ueoakjq;p.e,'ixyhtnsmwvzgcrldbf"

	# i3 config file (v4)
	#
	# Please see http://i3wm.org/docs/userguide.html for a complete reference!

	set $mod Mod4

	set $mixer_control Master

	# Bar on top:
	set $bar_pos top