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BtcGold2Xml
Convert Gold and/or Bitcoin Chart from Website into XML Output
This python script turns gold chart and bitcoin chart html website input into an xml file. -
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[[We are in the progress of moving to github]] Metalinks is a project to facilitate data distribution over mirrors and P2P networks. It does so by defining an XML format and the tools to handle these. The metalink files contain all the information needed to download and verify files.
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InkPlot
Inkscape extension to add and edit GNUplot graphs
InkPlot is an extension (plugin) for the SVG Editor Inkscape to insert graphs from Gnuplot. It allows you to - preview the graph - add it as SVG into Inkscape - edit already generated graphs - use a preamble file for reusable style and commands - customize default settings in a config file -
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A Python script that can be used to get information on TV shows and Movie Shows from thetvdb.org and themoviedb.org. This is an learning experience and anybody can chime in on everything.
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Picxml is a tool for xml files management. Used as command: Picxml is a shell friendly, xpath like query tool. Used as library: picxml, is a full featured xml Parser, wich allows you to navigate, find/create/update/delete/print nodes.
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Tool for annotating (bike race) videos with data from GPS devices to display time, distance, speed, power, HR, CAD, elevation, laps. Outputs a series of SVG files importable as image sequence into the OpenShot Video editor as overplayed video track.
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A simple and still alpha Python script to extract features out of an OpenStreetMap (OSM) file into basic Keyhole markup language (KML)
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This python script takes an exported wordpress xml file and outputs a single html document containing all posts in order of entry, and a table of contents broken down by Category. CSS tags added for easy formatting.
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This is a pure-Python XPath evaluator based on ElementTree. It supports a substantial fraction of the XPath 1.0 specification, but only the self, child, and attribute axes. The parser underlying the evaluator attempts to handle all of XPath 1.0.
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Banking and Retail online transaction processing platform. Software is developed utilizing ACE (Adaptive Communications Environment) which is a multi-platform middleware that handles communications, events and multi-threading. C-Tree database.
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Software to translate the geographical format SOSI into KML or other spatial data formats. SOSI is the Norwegian National format for exchange of spatial data.
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sabnzbd-xmlgui is an Ajax based frontend built around sabnzbdplus. It also provides an xml based API for other applications to easily connect with sabnzbd while at the same time maintaining the existing web based ajax gui.
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This is a collection of Python functions, with which data can be exported from the Python environment to a file which can be viewed in GoogleEarth.
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