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Usage

(Create a symlink pytest for pytest)

pytest [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] ...

Help:

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[{"speakers": "24100", "code": "akwa1248", "name": "Akwa", "guthrie": "C.22", "long": 15.4623, "steps": 5, "lat": -0.39897, "iso": "akw", "wikipedia_page_ID": "35515400", "native": "", "categories": "Mboshi-Buja languages, Mboshi languages, Mboshi languages, Languages of the Republic of the Congo, Bantu language stubs", "spoken_in": "Republic_of_the_Congo"}, {"speakers": "40100", "code": "amba1263", "name": "Amba", "guthrie": "D.22, D.20B", "long": 30.0014, "steps": 6, "lat": 0.81206, "iso": "rwm", "wikipedia_page_ID": "27745809", "native": "Kwamba", "categories": "Boan languages, Biran languages, Languages without ISO 639-3 code but with Guthrie code, Languages of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Languages of Uganda, Biran languages, Bantu language stubs", "spoken_in": "Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo, Uganda"}, {"speakers": "widespread as L2 in DR Congo", "code": "aush1241", "name": "Aushi", "guthrie": "M.402", "long": 29.0168, "steps": 8, "lat": -11.6295, "iso": "auh", "wikipedia_page_ID": "35730752"

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[{"name": "Abe", "long": "5.59682", "iso2": "", "iso": "aba", "lat": "-4.38497", "iso_jw": "aba", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Abkhazian", "long": "42.2334", "iso2": "ab", "iso": "abk", "lat": "41.2963", "iso_jw": "ab", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Abua", "long": "4.83057", "iso2": "", "iso": "abn", "lat": "6.61492", "iso_jw": "abn", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Inabaknon", "long": "12.4264", "iso2": "", "iso": "abx", "lat": "124166", "iso_jw": "abx", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Abui", "long": "-8.31058", "iso2": "", "iso": "abz", "lat": "124588", "iso_jw": "abz", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Saint Lucian Creole French", "long": "15.3947", "iso2": "", "iso": "acf", "lat": "-61.3641", "iso_jw": "acf", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Acoli", "long": "3.57738", "iso2": "", "iso": "ach", "lat": "32.5147", "iso_jw": "ach", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Achi", "long": "15073", "iso2": "", "iso": "acr", "lat": "-90.3513", "iso_jw": "acr", "iso3b": ""}, {"name": "Adangme", "long": "5.9437", "iso2": "", "iso": "ada", "lat": "0.13243", "iso_jw": "ada", "is

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#! /bin/bash

if [ "$1" ] ; then exec < "$1" ; fi

test "$1" && exec < "$1"

echo $1 

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#! /bin/bash

usage="\nWill google the error message from COMMAND, using Firefox. 
\nUsage: COMMAND |& $0 \n or COMMAND 2>&1 >/dev/null | $0 (to silence STDIN) \n or $0 ERROR_MESSAGE" 

if [ "$*" ] ; then 
    input="$*"
else 
    read -t0.2 -d'' -r input
fi   

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Map of languages from jw.org (July 2014)

This visualisation does not contain all languages from jw.org (644 in July 2014) but only those where the Glottolog entry contains the geographical coordinates (587 languages).

Each circle contains a hyperlink to the corresponding publications on jw.org.

Map data from MBostock's TopoJSON, language data from Glottolog, languages from jw.org/en/publications, color palette from this ColourLovers palette.

You can scroll and move the map with the mouse.

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Guthrie's Classification of Bantu Languages

This visualisation does not contain all Bantu languages but only those where the Wikipedia article contains the Guthrie classification.

White circles are languages without Guthrie code or where the Guthrie code has not been entered yet into DBPedia.

Each circle contains a hyperlink to the corresponding Wikipedia article.

Map data from MBostock's TopoJSON, language data from Glottolog and DBPedia.

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D3.js Map Visualization of Bantu (Narrow Bantoid) Languages.

The darker the color, the more linguistic publications exist for this language. The most referenced language is Suaheli (1936 references).

Map data from MBostock's TopoJSON, language data from Glottolog.

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D3 2.5.0 supports matrix decomposition for animating 2D transforms. Any SVG transform attribute is decomposed into a canonical representation of translate, rotate, scale and skew. This allows two arbitrary transforms of different types to be transitioned smoothly—say from a simple translate to a scale plus rotate. These features are supported automatically by your browser for CSS3 transitions, but now you can have them in JavaScript for SVG, too!

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Map Visualization of Bantu (Narrow Bantoid) Languages.

The darker the color, the more "ancient" the language (more direct descendent of the original Proto-Bantu language).

Map data from MBostock's TopoJSON, language data from Glottolog. You can zoom in with the mouse wheel and move the map. A click on a language will open a link to its Glottolog page.