FileSend | Simple , encrypted file | Encryption library

Even if an image is saved as a 16bit file, it often originates from a camera that produced only 10 or 12 bits. I would like to be able to check if some - and which - bits of an image file are always zero.

I.e. the camera produces XXXXXXXXXXXX, it gets written as XXXXXXXXXXXX0000 or as 0000XXXXXXXXXXXX

Edit: Here are 4 files as an example, 8bit, 10bit, 12bit and 16bit: https://filesender.uninett.no/?s=download&token=6a6f7f90-708d-4636-ba71-949acaaaded3

I have skewed data and I try to plot contour and color map of my data. The picture below show the data without range constaint.

I want to only plot the data in the xrange [0.55:0.95] and the yrange [0:10]. My issue is that I have triangles of color map outside the plot range. See picture below.

My code is the following :

I'm trying to import my mesh file (.msh) from Gmsh 4.7.0 into FiPy==3.4.2.1 (Windows 10)(Python 2.7.9). This mesh was created using open source FEM software (Cast3M) and then it was exported to Gmsh as .MED file. Gmsh was viewing perfectly my mesh without any problem with the same number of elements and nodes. Then I proceed to export the mesh as .msh file from Gmsh. (File----Export----msh file---save). I was doing:

I am pretty new to post-processing using python scripts. But all these days I used ParaView to look at my results(images at different time steps). But as my mesh resolution increases the image of the next time step takes forever to load. Therefore, I would like to create a python script which can save the results at every timestep in image formats (png or jpeg) and also maybe merge the images as a video file.

I have a folder SavingsforParaview which contains a single .pvd file and 217 .vtu files, one for each time step. In ParaView, we load the pvd file and then visualize everything. Now, I would like to build a script to do the same. I don't want to use the inbuilt python script in ParaView, but create a separate file that I can run in a terminal using python commands.

The files can be found here.

https://filesender.renater.fr/?s=download&token=6aad92fb-dde3-41e0-966d-92284aa5884e

I've been trying to install kivy on windows10 machine and I did not get an expected output, instead, I got a series of weird error messages. First I ran the following commands:

I wish to open and read the following text file in Scilab (version 6.0.2). The original file is an .xlsx that I have converted to both .txt and .csv through Excel to facilitate opening & working with it in Scilab. Using both fscanfMat and csvRead, scilab only reads the first column as Nan. I understand why the first column is considered as Nan, but I do not see why the rest of the document isn't read. Columns 2 and 3 are in particular of interest to me.

For csvRead, I used :

I am trying to upload a .zip file from an Android phone using a POST-request. I found through some scouting through the forums okhttp which should make it quite easy.

The file that arrives at the server is a zip-file with the correct name, but there is no content in the file (it is 0kb). I suspect that the stream is not correctly flushed when sending by okhttp.

I need before the test to upload directly from Cypress API to server an excel-table (without any input[type="file"], just plain file submission) and then it will be requested back with some other data and used by the test.

So i tried in different ways to make Cypress to use the file by fixture, readfile with different data-encodings, but neigther was working.

As soon as file is received successfully some rest of the code must run.