bendmorris

import random
import json

digits = '0123456789'
for i in range(10000):
    ndigits = 10
    number = '0.' + ''.join([random.choice(digits) for j in range(ndigits)])
    number = number.rstrip('0')
    if number.endswith('.'): number += '0'
    json_number = json.dumps(float(number))

bendmorris

import urllib2

my_query_url = 'http://phylocommons.org/query/prune=True&format=newick&taxa=Homo+sapiens%2CGorilla+gorilla%2CPan+paniscus%2CPan+troglodytes&tree=bininda-emonds_mammals'

result = urllib2.urlopen(my_query_url)
tree = result.read()
print tree
# ((('Pan paniscus':3.90000,'Pan troglodytes':3.90000)Pan:5.80000,'Homo sapiens':9.70000):3.00000,'Gorilla gorilla':12.70000)Homininae:7.00000;

bendmorris

#!/bin/bash
# To use, move the potrace binary to potrace-bin, then place this script
# somewhere on the path so that it'll be found by fontforge.
# After autotracing, you'll need to apply the following transformation:
#   scale uniform 10%, using glyph origin as the origin

# get the last parameter passed by fontforge - the name of the temp img file
for last; do true; done
# get all of the other parameters
length=$(($#-1))

bendmorris

package nme;


import sys.FileSystem;
import openfl.Assets;



enum LibraryType {

bendmorris

This is a taxonomy, which contains information on higher taxa for each species (genus, family, order, etc.)

                                           ____________________ Pan paniscus
                      ________________Pan_|
                     |                    |____________________ Pan troglodytes
_____________________|
           Hominidae |________________Gorilla__________________ Gorilla gorilla
                     |
                     |________________Homo_____________________ Homo sapiens