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Object oriented configuration library for easy internal representation of configuration data to the programmer, and to allow an interface for outputting and inputting the data to and from many different file formats.

The collaborative framework Conzilla has primarily been developed to enhance the concept browser Conzilla (http://www.conzilla.org) with collaboration facilities. The Collaborilla framework is generic and can be used by other projects as well.

The ColladaEditor renders the scene as defined in a Collada Document file (dae extension) and allows the user to navigate through the structure of the document.

This project can used for a library management of a college

Colombian metadata toolbox (comet-box) is a set of tools to handle metadata according to the colombian standards.

Windows color wheel that creates five swatches similar to Adobe Kuler. Swatches can all be user-selected or based on Complimentary, Split Complimentary, or Triad color schemes. The resulting swatches can be saved to Adobe Swatch Exchange format.

This a plataform game where the user must to match the color of the blocks to be exploded. The sequence of matches must be minimum 3 and without limit. As the user is exploding the blocks the game is going to be more difficult and fast.

A replacement for the crude closed-source channel list editor for the Comag PVR2/100CI (aka Silvercrest SL80/2 100CI aka Silvercrest SL250/2 100CI aka Boca PVR2/100CI aka Digital M100/2CI) digital satellite receiver and hard disk recorder

Comag PVR 2/100CI HD Video Catalogue Tool - A very simple Java Swing application to search in a folder or harddrive for recordings and then read informations from Recording Meta-Files of the Comag PVR.

The records of Comag PVR2/100CI or Silvercrest SL80/2 100CI are MPEG TS files with special packets and additional informations at a file meta.dat. First purpose of this project is documentation for these files.

ComicMaster is a cbr/cbz reader for comic archives. ComicMaster is able to open cbr and cbz archives and display image contents. Furthermore it has some abilities to modify existing archives. From version 0062 on the export in pdf format has been added.

The Common Lisp Reasoner extends the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS) to incorporate a powerful rule language suitable for all kinds of reasoning tasks, vanilla XML and RDF/XML interfaces, and support for a variety of AI-related applications, such as scheduling, planning and diagnosis.

Research and development of an ontology for the analysis and representation of comparative data for use in evolutionary analysis. For more information, please see www.evolutionaryontology.org

The Comparative Genomics Ontology (CGO) is an OWL ontology initially developed to support the integration of comparative genomics data from heterogeneous resources as part of the ComparaGRID project.

The Comparative Genomics Vocabulary (CGV) is a SKOS representation of comparative genomics containing terms, text definitions and synonyms of the domain. The vocabulary is structured with broader and narrower relationships between the concepts.

CoRoPa stands for Computational Rough Paths. The aim of CoRoPa is to provide a software framework for various ideas related to Rough Path Theory, including rough differential equations and the digital description of serial data streams.

ConTeXt modules that show the power of ConTeXt. We can do anything with ConTeXt intergrating JavaScript and MetaFun.

Configo is an Open Source XML validation framework, modelling language and Eclipse plugin for Java application configuration.

CLCL is a Configurable Lightweight Configuration Language, a very small library for creating arbitrary and extensible configuration files.

For object-oriented programs is useful to supply the configuration information in structured manner also. Seems the XML is the an answer. But too much <tag></tag> everywhere make the XML for *.config or *.ini files almost human unreadable and uneditable. This library intended to read text of markup configurations files in uniform way. Text information from the file is loaded by your program as a structural tree. After slurping a *.config file we can supply the resulting objects to object instances of our program to let them configure themselves. So, it facilitates text information to supply configuration data to object-oriented software. Advantage - we can use markups to mark just the groups of the parameters only. And we do obliged not to keep markups for the every Name=Value pairs like XML does. Such text in *.config file is less messy, and much more human readable then XML.

Converts xml configuration files into a set of php classes that can be accessed via a php page. Only parses the xml file if it has been altered (ie if the xml file is newer than the previous php file generated)

Configurize is a configuration management application for Linux-based systems.

CRML - Conflict Resolution Markup Language - http://www.equiforum.org - is an open source innitiative to develop an XML based Semantic Web ontology (RDF, OWL) for researchers interested in peace to create a standard way of collecting and sharing informa

Connexion is a framework on top of Flask that automagically handles HTTP requests defined using OpenAPI (formerly known as Swagger), supporting both v2.0 and v3.0 of the specification. Connexion allows you to write these specifications, then maps the endpoints to your Python functions. This is what makes it unique from other tools that generate the specification based on your Python code. You are free to describe your REST API with as much detail as you want and then Connexion guarantees that it will work as you specified. We built Connexion this way in order to simplify the development process. Reduce misinterpretation about what an API is going to look like. With Connexion, you write the spec first. Connexion then calls your Python code, handling the mapping from the specification to the code. This incentivizes you to write the specification so that all of your developers can understand what your API does, even before you write a single line of code.