File Lister 0.2.1b


About File Lister

Sometimes you want to keep an eye on the files in a directory located on a remote Unix-based server. With this widget you can list the files on any server, for any user, in any directory as long as you can make an SSH connection to that server. If your password or passphrase is stored in the Keychain on your Mac computer, File Lister will make a secure connection with the server and list the files in the specified directory - right on your Dashboard. Want to monitor multiple directories? File Lister supports multiple instances without a problem.


History

Version 0.2.1b
- Compiled for Snow Leopard

Version 0.2b
- Support for multiple instances added

Version 0.1b
- Original code released



Download Details


Company:Salvaggio

Version:0.2.1b

Post Date:October 12, 2009

License:Freeware

File Size:227 KB

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IDL Routines


The following IDL procedures and functions are utilities that I have developed over time and find useful in conducting my research on a daily basis. I am the author of these source codes. I have placed these source codes in the public domain. You can use, modify, and distribute these source codes and executable programs based on these source codes.

Color Science

 
SRGB2XYZThis function converts a provided sRGB color triplet to tristimulus values. The sRGB values are assumed to be in the range [0,1]. A non-linearity adjustment for the monitor response is applied to the provided color data.
XYZ2LABThis function returns the converted CIE L*a*b* values for a provided tristimulus value assuming a particular illuminant
XYZ2SRGBThis function converts a provided set of tristimulus values to sRGB. The tristimulus values are assumed to be in the range [0,1] and computed with illuminant D65. A non-linearity adjustment for the monitor response is applied (gamma = 2.2).

General

 
ANGLE_BETWEEN_TWO_VECTORSThis function will compute the angle between two provided vectors (or arrays of vectors) in n-space.
ARRAYS_ARE_SAME_SIZEThis function will check if two provide arrays are the same size. This routine only checks the dimensions (no other characteristics are considered).
DOT_PRODUCTThis function will compute the dot product between two provided vectors (or arrays or vectors) in n-space.
MAGNITUDEThis function will compute the magnitude (length) of the provided n-dimensional vector.
NORMALIZEThis function will normalize or compute the unit vector equivalent for the provided vector.
REPLICATE_VECTORThis function will replicate a provided vector as either the rows or columns of a 2-dimensional array. This provides a utility similar to the REPLICATE functions provided in IDL for scalar values.
TAG_EXISTSThis function will search a structure for the existence of a specified tag.

Graphics

 
FACET_VERTICES_TO_PLANE_COEFFICIENTSThis function will compute the coefficients of a plane equation of the form Ax + By + Cz + D = 0 from a set of triangilar facet vertices. The surface normal can also be computed if desired.
PLOT_ENHANCEDThis procedure serves as a wrapper around the IDL PLOT procedure that adds the ability to produce encapsulated Postscript versions of the plots using the original IDL plot format or with the popular GNUPLOT package which is available for most platorms (this package must be installed separately and available in your path before this capability will be functional).
POINT_INSIDE_TRIANGULAR_FACETThis function determines whether a provided point (or set of points) falls within the boundaries of a triangular facet. This function uses the technique based upon the barycentric coordinate test described at http://www.devmaster.net/wiki/Ray-triangle_intersection.
RAY_INTERSECTS_FACETThis function determines whether a given ray (or set of rays) intersect a provided triangular facet in 3-space.

Image Processing

 
READ_ENVI_HEADERThis function serves to read an ENVI header directly into an IDL program.
READ_ENVI_IMAGEThis function serves to read an ENVI image/header directly into an IDL program without the need to first open that image in ENVI and use the ENVI_* routines to do so.

Radiometry

 
BB_RADIANCEThis function will return either the spectral radiance(s) at a specific wavelength or at a discrete set of wavelengths provided in an array or it will return the spectrally integrated radiance across a bandpass specified by the wavelength limits for a provided absolute temperature.
BB_TEMPERATUREThis function will return the blackbody temperature corresponding to either the provided spectral radiance or the spectrally-integrated radiance at the specified wavelength or within the specified bandpass.

Statistics

 
GENERATED_CORRELATED_DATAThis function will return a list of k normally-distributed, correlated, n-dimensional random points [with a specified mean vector and set of univariate standard deviations].