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Package: gtimelog
GTimeLog is a simple app for keeping track of time.ContentsInstallingDocumentationResourcesCreditsChangelog0.11.3 (2019-04-23)0.11.2 (2018-11-03)0.11.1 (2018-07-18)Older versionsInstallingGTimeLog is packaged for Debian and Ubuntu:sudo apt-get install gtimelogFor Ubuntu, a newer version can usually be found in the PPA:https://launchpad.net/~gtimelog-dev/+archive/ppaYou can fetch the latest released version from PyPI$ pip install gtimelog
$ gtimelogYou can run it from a source checkout without an explicit installation step:$ git clone https://github.com/gtimelog/gtimelog
$ cd gtimelog
$ make
$ ./gtimelogSystem requirements:Python (2.7 or 3.3+)PyGObjectgobject-introspection type libraries for GTK+, PangoGTK+ 3.10 or newer (3.14 or newer for best results)DocumentationThis is work in progress:docs/index.rstcontains an overviewdocs/formats.rstdescribes the file formatsResourcesWebsite:https://gtimelog.orgMailing list:gtimelog@googlegroups.com(archive athttps://groups.google.com/group/gtimelog)IRC: #gtimelog on irc.freenode.netSource code:https://github.com/gtimelog/gtimelogReport bugs athttps://github.com/gtimelog/gtimelog/issuesThere’s an old bugtracker athttps://bugs.launchpad.net/gtimelogI sometimes also browse distribution bugs:Ubuntuhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtimelogDebianhttps://bugs.debian.org/gtimelogCreditsGTimeLog was mainly written by Marius Gedminas <marius@gedmin.as>.Barry Warsaw <barry@python.org> stepped in as a co-maintainer when
Marius burned out.  Then Barry got busy and Marius recovered.Many excellent contributors are listed inCONTRIBUTORS.rstChangelog0.11.3 (2019-04-23)Use a better workaround for window.present() not working on Wayland.Fix a rare AssertionError on quit.Fix problem with “Edit log” and “Edit tasks” menu entries on Windows
(GH: #133).Do not include***entries in slacking total (GH: #138).Show average time per day spent on filtered tasks (GH: #146).Drop Python 3.4 support.0.11.2 (2018-11-03)Window menu now includes items previously shown only in the app menu:
Preferences, About (GH: #126).Keyboard shortcuts window (press Ctrl+Shift+?).Dropped the help page (there was only one and it was only listing keyboard
shortucts, and it was also incomplete and had no translations).Bugfix: if timelog.txt was a symlink, changes to the symlink target would
not get noticed automatically (GH: #128).0.11.1 (2018-07-18)The undocmented remote task list over HTTP(S) feature is now able to ask
for basic HTTP authentication credentials and store them in gnome-keyring
(GH: #109).Bugfix: entries with just a category and no task that did not have
a trailing space after the ‘:’ were considered to be uncategorized
(GH: #117).Add Python 3.7 support.Drop Python 3.3 support.Older versionsSee thefull changelog.
Package: gtimelog2tick
Synchronize gTimeLog to TickThis script will read yourtimelog.txtfile populated bygtimelogand will
submit work log entries to Tick, viaTick API.It is based onhttps://github.com/ProgrammersOfVilnius/gtimelog2jira.InstallationInstallation with pipxpipxinstallgtimelog2tickUsageIn order to synchronize your most recent entries to Tick, simply run:gtimelog2tickBy default, this command will synchronize entries created 7 days ago up to now.You can control what time period you want to synchronize using the--sinceand/or--untilparameters:gtimelog2tick --since 2023-12-01 --until 2023-12-24If you want to test things, without creating work log entries in Tick, you
can use the--dry-runflag:gtimelog2tick --dry-runThis way nothing will be sent to Tick, the script will instead show what it would do.ConfigurationBy default,gtimelog2tickreads configuration from the~/.gtimelog/gtimelogrcfile. Configuration file example:[gtimelog2tick]subscription_id=234234token=a343jk34suser_id=12323email=user@example.comtimelog=~/.gtimelog/timelog.txtticklog=~/.gtimelog/tick.logprojects=FOOBARBAZUse theSubscription IDas value for thesubscription_idfield and theAPI Tokenfor thetokenfield. Both can be looked up at your personal profile
page in the web UI.The value foruser_idcan be found in the URL of the personal profile page.
It is the number betweenusers/and/edit.Use your actual email address as otherwise requests might be refused.timelogis the path where the gtimelog time log file is stored. The default
should be okay.ticklog: this file is used to write a line for each action which is done via
the Tick API. When using--dry-run, this file is also filled.projectsoption should list all project prefixes for upload. These prefixes
will be used to identify tick projects. If the script for an entry does not
find a matching tick project, it will skip that entry.Caution:This option
can be empty or omitted to upload all projects.Change log0.2.2 (2023-12-21)Do not break if a day only contains a single line.Render a better error message if an entry cannot be parsed.0.2.1 (2023-12-11)Streamline command line arguments and documentation.0.2 (2023-12-11)Prefer exact matches in case of multiple ones.Fetch all projects, not just the first 100.If the config optionprojectsis empty, upload all possible entries.Improve formatting to have always a precision of 2 for floats.No longer ignore entries with negative time.
Package: gtimelog2toggl
gtimelog2togglThis is a simple script for importing yourgtimelogintoToggl Track.InstallInstall gtimelog2toggl using pip.pip install gtimelog2togglUpdate the configuration file by running gtimelog2toggl with the-cflag.gtimelog2toggl -cOne required field to make gtimelog2toggl work is theapi_keywhich can be found in your Toggl profilesettings.You may also want to add mappings from a gtimelog category to a client and project found in Toggl. (NOTE: The client/project pair must already exist within Toggl) Any categories not mapped or entries without a category will be added to Toggl without any client/project attached.api_key:<ADD API KEY HERE>mappings:acme:[ACME,General]acme_recruit:[ACME,Recruiting]acme_hr:[ACME,HR]llama:[LlamaCorp,General]UsageRungtimelog2togglto automatically import your gtimelog entries to Toggl for the current week and then end of your work week.gtimelog2togglMore options may come in the future, but this works for me for now.WARNING: There are currently no checks if a time entry has already been added.
Duplicate entries will be added if you run this script more than once in the week.
I recommend you use the--dry-runargument beforehand to ensure everything is setup
correctly.(I may fix this in the future, if I have the motivation.)
Package: gtimes
gtimes library and timecalc programCollection of modules to handle time related conversions and strings formating. Handles GPS-timegtimes provides two sets of time modules gpstime and timefuncgpstime- A Python implementation of GPS related time conversions by Bud P. Bruegger released underGNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSEtimefunc - Collection of time manipulation/string-coding functions using gpstime andpython datetimetimecalc - A simple command line program, somewhat similar to date implementing gpstime and timefunc for GPS specific time conversions
as well as none GPS specificGetting StartedInstallation instructions:Run "python setup.py install" which will install the gtimes module in the python domainFor system wide install you must be used with a privileged user (sudo/root)Prerequisites* poetry
* python pandasRunning examples* timecalc -D 10 -l "/%Y/#gpsw/#b/VONC#Rin2D.Z " 1D  -d 2015-10-01 
    -> /2015/1863/sep/VONC2650.15D.Z /2015/1863/sep/VONC2660.15D.Z /2015/1863/sep/VONC2670.15D.Z /2015/1863/sep/VONC2680.15D.Z /2015/1863/sep/VONC2690.15D.Z /2015/1864/sep/VONC2700.15D.Z /2015/1864/sep/VONC2710.15D.Z /2015/1864/sep/VONC2720.15D.Z /2015/1864/sep/VONC2730.15D.Z /2015/1864/oct/VONC2740.15D.Z  

* timecalc -wd
    -> 2001 002
* timecalc -wd -d 2016-10-1
    -> 1864 004AuthorBenedikt G. Ófeigsson-bgo@vedur.is-Icelandic Meteorological OfficeLicenseAcknowledgments
Package: gtirb-capstone
GTIRB-CapstoneIntegration between GTIRB and the Capstone/Keystone libraries.AbstractGTIRB explicitly does not include any notion of instructions or
instruction semantics.  In general this is desirable as most tools
have their own intermediate languages and corresponding
encoders/decoders to deal with instructions.  However, in many cases
the high-quality Capstone/Keystone decoder/encoder libraries provide
sufficient instruction information for binary analysis and
transformation.  These libraries provide exceptional coverage of
multiple ISAs and are widely used.  GTIRB-Capstone integrates GTIRB
with the Capstone disassembler and the Keystone assembler allowing for
transparent access to instructions in GTIRB instances.DependenciesThis package requires:keystoneTo install keystone run:git clone https://github.com/keystone-engine/keystone.git
cd keystone
mkdir build
cd build
../make-share.sh
make install
ldconfigDevelopmentYou can create a virtual environment for development using tox:tox -e venv
. venv/bin/activateThis repository uses pre-commit to enforce code formatting. You should
have pre-commit installed. To activate pre-commit in this repository run:pre-commit installTo run the tests execute tox:toxCopyright and AcknowledgmentsCopyright (C) 2020 GrammaTech, Inc.This code is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file in
the project root for license terms.This project is sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, One Liberty
Center, 875 N. Randolph Street, Arlington, VA 22203 under contract #
N68335-17-C-0700.  The content of the information does not necessarily
reflect the position or policy of the Government and no official
endorsement should be inferred.
Package: gtirb-functions
Function objects over GTIRB## Abstract
This repository provides simple function objects easing working with
functions on top of GTIRB instances.  Functions are not first-class in
GTIRB and are not supported by the GTIRB API.  Instead three
sanctioned AuxData tables are used to persist hold function
information in GTIRB instances.  This repository mediates access to
these tables through first-class function objects.## Copyright and AcknowledgmentsCopyright (C) 2020 GrammaTech, Inc.This code is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file in
the project root for license terms.This project is sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, One Liberty
Center, 875 N. Randolph Street, Arlington, VA 22203 under contract #
N68335-17-C-0700.  The content of the information does not necessarily
reflect the position or policy of the Government and no official
endorsement should be inferred.
Package: gtirb-live-register-analysis
gtirb-live-register-analysisOverviewThe gtirb-live-register-analysis package provides a Python API for live register analysis of GTIRB functions.
A simple interface is also provided for working withgtirb-rewritingpatches.Supported ABIsISAFile FormatX64 (x86-64)ELFGetting StartedGeneric Usagefromgtirb_live_register_analysisimportLiveRegisterManagerreg_manager=LiveRegisterManager(module)# Analyze function of interestreg_manager.analyze(function)# The sets of live and free registers can then be retrievedlive_regs=reg_manager.live_registers(function,block,instruction_idx)free_regs=reg_manager.free_registers(function,block,instruction_idx)Use with gtirb-rewriting patchesWrap the decorator function around a patch function to assign free registers to be used as scratch registers.
When there are not enough free registers, the library falls back to gtirb-rewriting, which generates code to
spill/restore the excess registers to stack.@reg_manager.allocate_registers(function,block,instruction_idx)@patch_constraints(x86_syntax=X86Syntax.INTEL,scratch_registers=6)defmy_patch(self,ctx:InsertionContext):reg1,reg2,reg3,reg4,reg5,reg6=ctx.scratch_registersreturnf"""xor{reg1},{reg1}xor{reg2},{reg2}xor{reg3},{reg3}xor{reg4},{reg4}xor{reg5},{reg5}xor{reg6},{reg6}"""rewriting_ctx.insert_at(block,offset,Patch.from_function(my_patch))
Package: gtirb-test-helpers
gtirb-test-helpersProvides helper functions to make creating GTIRB IR in tests easier and more
concise.Code generationThe gtirb-generate-python-code package can generate gtirb-test-helpers code
from a chunk of assembly code. This can serve as a good starting point to
generating the specific GTIRB that a test needs.Copyright and AcknowledgmentsCopyright (C) 2021 GrammaTech, Inc.This code is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file in
the project root for license terms.This project is sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, One Liberty
Center, 875 N. Randolph Street, Arlington, VA 22203 under contract #
N68335-17-C-0700.  The content of the information does not necessarily
reflect the position or policy of the Government and no official
endorsement should be inferred.
Package: gti-scnu
The remote system for the HuaguangEdu Team
>  The remote control system allows you to control the smart robot made by HuaguangEdu team remotely.version: 0.0.19
1. add the function for getting the distance of the ultrasonic sensorversion: 0.0.17
1. fix the error of the function for downloading the server json fileversion: 0.0.16
1. fix the error of the function for downloading the json fileversion: 0.0.15
1. fix the error of the function for judging the class folderversion: 0.0.14
1. add the function of download the json file and save it to the gti folderversion: 0.0.13
1. fix the bug of fail modification of class methods in the function bodyversion: 0.0.12
1. add a new function for search the initial object of the class method in the code fileversion: 0.0.11
1. optimize the logic of interaction for choosing the remote robotversion: 0.0.10
1. fix the bug of the function of process the expr statement and will not transform the non-control function to a command for running remotelyversion: 0.0.9
1. fix the bug of the function of process the import and fromimport statement, and add the new fieldno_upload_modulein theAppFuncMapClient.jsonto judge whether the module need to be uploaded to the robotversion: 0.0.8
1. fix the bug of the encoding of the code file when reading and writing the fileversion: 0.0.7
1. add the function of saving the xml file
Package: gtja-vintex-qyt
国泰君安道合券源通 Python SDK国泰君安道合券源通 Python SDK 为国泰君安道合注册用户提供通过使用 Python 访问国泰君安券源通券池券单查询的封装。操作系统Windows / LinuxPython 版本Python 3.7+安装用户可以通过在命令行执行命令，使用pip包管理工具进行安装$python-mpipinstallgtja-vintex-qyt使用方法在 Python 代码中引入国泰君安道合券源通 Python 库，使用国泰君安道合注册用户的用户名及密码初始化客户端后，结合阅读国泰君安券源通相关文档，调用接口进行券池券单的查询操作。fromgtja_vintex_qytimportGtjaVintexQyt# 使用国泰君安道合注册用户的用户名及密码初始化客户端vintex_qyt_client=GtjaVintexQyt("vintex_username","vintex_password")# 调用 qc0020 接口进行券池券单查询，具体业务含义请查阅国泰君安券源通相关文档result1=vintex_qyt_client.qc0020(pooltype="1")# 调用 qc0021 接口进行券汇总单查询，具体业务含义请查阅国泰君安券源通相关文档result2=vintex_qyt_client.qc0021()
Package: gtkchartlib
Provides some nice GTK+ chart widgets.  RequiresPyGTK2.12 or higher.At this time, provides just a single widget.  More may come as I scratch
other itches, or as others scratch their own itches and send patches.gtkchartlib.RingChartVisualise hierarchical data in concentric circles.This project was previously named “pygtkchart”.  The name was changed
after a project of similar name and purpose was encountered elsewhere.
Package: gtkeggdeps
GtkEggDepsGtkEggDeps uses the wonderful tl.eggdeps and PyGtk to provide an interactive
dependency browser.InstallationIf you have easy_install, you should be able to easy_install gtkeggdeps.Alternatively, download gtkeggdeps.py and use it directly. You’ll need to have
tl.eggdeps installed.The source code can be found in this Bazaar repository:http://mg.pov.lt/gtkeggdeps/bzrThe project home page is athttp://mg.pov.lt/gtkeggdepsUsageYou can pass a list of egg names on the command line to limit the view just to
those eggs and their dependencies.  You can also specify package names to
completely ignore.  Run gtkeggdepps –help for the syntax.The standard Gtk+ keys for navigating trees are‘+’expand a tree node‘-’ or ‘/’collapse a tree node‘*’expand a tree node recursivelyBackspacejump to parentCtrl+Sstart incremental search among expanded nodesCtrl+Upfind previous matching nodeCtrl+Downfind next matching nodeExtra keys defined by gtkeggdepsEnterexpand/collapse a nodeThe colours are:redThis is a dependency loopblueThere exists a dependency to this package that is less indirect
(e.g. if z3c.formdemo directly depends on zope.schema, then
whenever zope.schema appears as an indirect dependency it will
be in blue).  Blue nodes aren’t expanded recursively when you
press ‘*’, but they can be expanded with ‘+’.greyThis package is not available in your working setThe meaning of brackets are:(name)This package is incompatible with the rest (due to a version
conflict somewhere){name}This package is not availableUsage with zc.buildoutAdd a new part to buildout.cfg that uses zc.recipe.egg and installs gtkeggdeps
together with the eggs whose dependencies you want to explore. Example for
z3c.formdemo:[buildout]
develop = .
parts = demo test coverage eggdeps

[eggdeps]
recipe = zc.recipe.egg
eggs = gtkeggdeps
       z3c.formdemo [app, test]

...Rerun buildout and you’ll get a bin/gtkeggdeps script that will see all the
eggs you specified.Known bugsIf there’s a dependency loop and there are no packages depending on at
least one package participating in that loop, the whole loop will be
excluded from the output.If you specify requirements on the command line, you may see extras in
the tree that don’t have dependency information loaded.Changes0.0.7 (2009-07-09)When browsing the full package set, display them all at top level.Compatibility with tl.eggdeps 0.4 (unreleased as of the time of this
writing).Bugfix for “If you specify requirements on the command line, you may see
extras in the tree that don’t have dependency information loaded.”, assuming
you have tl.eggdeps 0.4.0.0.6 (2009-07-03)New command-line option: –reverse.Find orphaned nodes and add them as tree roots.Fix incompatibility with tl.eggdeps 0.3.20.0.5 (2007-09-27)New command-line option: –ignore pkgname.Added README.txt and CHANGES.txt0.0.4 (2007-09-25)Make sure the dependency graph is complete.  Should fix an error one of
the users reported.0.0.3 (2007-09-24)Show package extras as separate dependency tree nodes.0.0.2 (2007-09-24)Removed debugging cruft that accidentally made its way into the release.0.0.1 (2007-09-24)First public release.
Package: gtk_gtasks
GTK Google Tasks: gtk-gtasksGTK Tasks is a python application which wraps theGoogle Tasks Web Application.NOTE: THIS APPLICATION IS NOT OFFICIALLY NOR RELATED TO NOR ENDORSED BY GOOGLE, IT IS JUST A WEBVIEW TO A WEBSITE.ScreenshotInstallationInstall from PyPi:python3-mpipinstallgtk_gtasks(Optional) To addgtk-tasksto your applications list on Linux, you need to install a.desktopfile. To do so, you can right click on the app and then selectInstall/Uninstall, as shown in the figure below. Do not right click on an item or theInstall/Uninstallmenu item will not show.Usagegtk-gtasksRemoval / Log OutIf you want to uninstall this application, remember to uninstall the.desktopfile first by using theInstall/Uninstallfeature previously described in theInstallationchapter of this document.Thereafter, remove the data associated to the program:rm-rf~/.local/share/gtk_gtasks/Finally, uninstall the python package:python3-mpipuninstallgtk_gtasksIcon attributionTo do list icons created by Freepik - FlaticonTODOSave window size / locationEncrypt cookiesActual logout functionBetter uninstall functionAuthorJacopo (antipatico) Scannella
Package: gtkit
GTKit - GIS ToolkitGTKit (GIS Toolkit) is a library designed to streamline GIS
(Geographic Information System) releated tasks.
Whether it is geometry, GeoDataFrames, images, or mathematical operations,
GTKit provides a set of commonly used methods and operations to simplify your workflow.
This utility has been curated to include some of the regularly used methods and operations that I, frequently employ.FeaturesGTKit offers a range of functionalities to assist you in working with GIS data effectively:Geometry Operations: Perform various geometry-based operations such as splitting a LineString, line referencing,
interpolation, extrapolationGeoDataFrame ManipulationImage Processing: Convert images to geometries, Generate Geometries from binary geo referenced maskMesh Creation: Create Mesh either using images or using LineString.Installation with pipExternal dependenciesGeopandas -installationRasterio -installationGDAL -installationFiona -installationShapely -installationCreate conda envcondaenvcreate--namegtkit--file=env.yml
condaactivategtkitRun:pipinstallgtkitUsageImport GTKit in your Python script or notebook:importgtkitGTKit's modular structure allows you to import specific functionalities as needed for your project.ExamplesA.Generate Bitmap From Shp.Generate Shp From Bitmap.B.Generate mesh around a line string.C.Some geometry Operations.Stitch And Split Geo Reference Imageimportnumpyasnpfromgtkit.imgopsimportgeoread,geowritefromgtkit.imgopsimportStitchNSplitGeosns=StitchNSplitGeo(split_size=(256,256,3),img_size=(1500,1500,3))image=georead(r"22978945_15.tiff")stitched_image=np.zeros((1500,1500,3))forwin_number,windowinsns:split_image,meta=sns.split(image,window)# ....Processing on imagestitched_image=sns.stitch(split_image,stitched_image,window)geowrite(save_path=r"new.tiff",image=stitched_image,transform=image.transform,crs=image.crs,)DocumentationFor detailed information on available methods, classes, and their usage, refer to theGTKit Documentation.
Package: gtk-stable-diffusion
The GTK Stable Diffusion is a very simple text-to-image tool. The tool is based on [GTK](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GTK) UI framework and [Diffusers](https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers)’ [Stable Diffusion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stable_Diffusion) text-to-image pipeline.GTK Stable Diffusion aims just for fun. This means the tool is more focusing on ~~spells~~ prompts than many small adjustments and random generations.InstallationGTK Stable Diffusion is easily installable via pip command:`bash pip install gtk_stable_diffusion `or`bash pip installgit+https://github.com/nazodane/gtk_stable_diffusion.git`Note that the model weights are automatically downloaded via [BitTorrent magnet link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnet_URI_scheme) using [libtorrent](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libtorrent) and the model weights are automatically converted from original Stable Diffusion format to Diffusers format in the first launch of the tool.Usage`bash~/.local/bin/gtk-stable-diffusion`Note: ctrl+space will show the candidates of synonyms for prompt and antonyms for negative promptRequirementsLinuxPython 3.10 or laterCUDA 11.7 or laterDRAM 16GB or higherRTX 3060 12GB or higher (the VRAM usage is currently over 8GB!)RecommendationsUbuntu 22.04 or laterDRAM 32GB or higherNVMe SSDFaster non-restricted internet connectionsLicenseGTK Stable Diffusion codes are under Apache License 2.0. This is because we almost depend on Diffusers.GTK and [its Python bindings are LGPL](https://www.gtk.org/docs/language-bindings/python) so we should carefully treat GTK-related codes.Screenshot![Screenshot Image](screenshot.png)