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Created April 12, 2014 20:39
SVG path animations with D3.js.
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Map with timeline and legend.

Demonstrate how you can display on a map data that changes during some period of time and how to create a legend.

Please, note that this example is not a reliable source of information about 2014 Ukrainian Regional State Administration occupations. I've tried to be correct, but I might have done a few mistakes. See data_explanation.md for more details.

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Last active August 29, 2015 13:57
Map with timeline.

Demonstrate how you can display on a map data that changes during some period of time.

Please, note that this example is not a reliable source of information about 2014 Ukrainian Regional State Administration occupations. I've tried to be correct, but I might have done a few mistakes. See data_explanation.md for more details.

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Last active August 29, 2015 13:56
Highlight selected region.

Demonstrate how you can highlight a specific region. Note: regions' names are in Ukrainian.

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All features.

Demonstrate all features present in ukraine_map_data/ukraine.json.

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vsapsai / gist:7290949
Created November 3, 2013 14:42
Explanation of thought process for transitive_desired_includes.patch in IWYU issue #105. It was fun to write explanation like a dialog and I don't want to loose this text (thought it's useless).
Thought process was the following:
- How do we know that we don't need to #include <string> in sub.h, sub.cc?
- Well, sub.h won't compile without #include "base.h" and base.h requires <string>.
- But how can we tell that base.h requires <string>?
- The same way we decide that <string> is a desired include for sub.h, sub.cc. There is a full use of symbol std::string in sub.h, sub.cc, and <string> provides symbol std::string. So you need just to check if there are full uses, forward-declaration uses in base.h (and all other included headers).
- ...(awkward silence)
- Also, have you noticed that usage of std::string in base.cc doesn't trigger recommendation to #include <string> in base.cc?
- Yeah, <string> is accessible in base.cc via base.h, it's an associated include. So no need to #include <string> both in base.h and base.cc.
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vsapsai / gist:3288057
Created August 7, 2012 18:23
getopt test
#include <assert.h>
#include <iostream>
#include "iwyu_getopt.h"
#include <getopt.h> // Don't ask me why such incude order.
void AssertGlobalValues(int result) {
// char *system_optarg = optarg;
// char *iwyu_optarg = iwyu::optarg;
// if (system_optarg != iwyu_optarg) {
// std::cout << "Place for breakpoint\n";