ctm | CTM programming language | Interpreter library

I am confused by addPath() API of CGContextRef. The API documentation says

If the source path is non-empty, then its path elements are appended in order onto the current path. The current transformation matrix (CTM) is applied to the points before adding them to the path. After the call completes, the start point and current point of the path are those of the last subpath in path.

I was thinking that it adds a new subpath to the existing path that is already drawn on the context. But it doesn't seem to behave so. If I were to actually append a subpath to the existing drawn path, how do I achieve it?

I wrote code that sucessfully parses thousands of different kind of pdfs.

However with this pdf, i get an error. Here is a very simple test code sample, that reproduces the error. My original code is too long to share here

Context:

• extract text from a pdf
• using the IEventListener - TextRenderInfo
• a pdf document with more than one page
• c# .net core program

Issue: To calculate the exact X,Y position of a text I use this code:

I am using react with typescript. I use SVG to draw rectangles inside it. I am working on two features, the first one is I have to draw any number of shapes inside the SVG, and the other one is to allow mouse drag option. Now, the problem is when even I am drawing a shape and then drawing another shape in it the first drawn shape is moving and the new shape is drawing.

I want to do if I click and move the shape my drawing rectangle functionality should not work and if I am drawing the rectangle the already drawn shape would not move. this happening because I am using mouseup and mousemove events for both logic and that is why they collapsing. I don't know to separate them.

here is my code:

Before this, I checked this, snakemake's documentation, this,and this. Maybe they actually answered this question but I just didn't understand it.

In short, I create in one rule a number of files from other files, that both conform to a wildcard format. I don't know how many of these I create, since I don't know how many I originally download.

In all of the examples I've read so far, the output is directory("the/path"), while I have a "the/path/{id}.txt. So this I guess modifies how I call the checkpoints in the function itself. And the use of expand.

The rules in question are:

download_mv

textgrid_to_ctm_txt

get_MV_IDs

merge_ctms

The order of the rules should be:

download_mv (creates {MV_ID}.TEX and .wav (though not necessarily the same amount)

textgrid_to_ctm_txt (creates from {MV_ID}.TEX matching .txt and .ctm)

get_MV_IDs (should make a list of the .ctm files)

merge_ctms (should concatenate the ctm files)

kaldi_align (from the .wav and .txt directories creates one ctm file)

analyse_align (compares ctm file from kaldi_align the the merge_ctms)

upload_print_results

I have tried with the outputs of download_mv being directories, and then trying to get the IDs but I had different errors then. Now with snakemake --dryrun I get

On Examination of BinLog Found Following Statement : It has All table columns in where clause. The query I passed to mysql had only 1 Column- Primary Key Column, then why the log wrote all columns in BinLog? I have a particular problem with BinLog doing this : This is causing Recovery from BinLog to be very very Slow. I am not a MySQL DBA. Please Share Your Experience On This Subject.

Working with the OCTIS package, I am running a CTM topic model on the BBC (default) dataset.

I'm trying to tabulate a text file with following format. It like blocks of data that appears several times. First 5 fields normally appears once in each block of info and in output I'd like to have them fill down (values in green).

I'm working with Apple's Core Graphics framework and attempting to implement a push and pop matrix to isolate and encapsulate changes to the current transformation matrix (ctm) using a stack structure.

This would be external to Core Graphics' .saveGState() and .restoreGState() and the reason for this is that .saveGState() and .restoreGState() push and pop much more than just the ctm and I'd like to give my API/package users the option of separating style and matrix when pushing and popping.

The process I'd like to implement is:

1. pushMatrix() - add ctm to stack.
2. Do any scaling, translating, rotating, or application of a custom affine transform of the ctm.
3. popMatrix() - change current ctm back to the last pushed state.

Here is the code I'm currently using (minus the stack code for brevity):