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The Scripts tab is next to the API Docs in the left panel of the Code Editor. The Script Manager stores private, shared and example scripts in Git repositories hosted by Google. The repositories are arranged by access level, with your private scripts stored in a repository you own in the Owner folder: users/username/default. You (and only you) have access to the repositories in the Owner folder unless you share them with someone else. The repositories in the Writer folder are repositories for which write access has been granted to you by their owner. You can add new scripts to, modify existing scripts in, or change access to (you may not remove their owner) the repositories in the Writer folder. The repositories in the Reader folder are repositories for which read access has been granted to you by their owner. The Examples folder is a special repository managed by Google which contains code samples. The Archive folder contains legacy repositories to which you have access but have not yet been migrated by their owner from an older version of the Script Manager. Search through your scripts using the filter bar at the top of the Scripts tab. Figure 2. The Script Manager. Click the button to create a new repository in the Owner folder or to create folders and files within a repository. You can rename scripts with the edit icon and delete them with the delete icon. You can move scripts and organize them into folders using drag and drop (Figure 2). If you drag a script to another repository, it gets copied.
It's good practice to write modular, reusable code that can be shared between scripts without extensive copying and pasting. To enable modular development, Earth Engine provides the ability to share code between scripts. For example, suppose you write a function that performs a useful set of operations. Rather than copy the code of the function into a new script, it's easier for the new script to load the function directly. To make a function or object available to other scripts, you add it to a special object called exports. To use the code in another script, use the require function to load the exports from another script. For example, suppose you define the following module in a file named FooModule.js which is in a folder named Modules:
You can use the URL parameter scriptPath={repo}:{script} to share a reference to a file in your repo, e.g. =users/username/utils:utils. Upon visiting the URL, the referenced file and its repo will be added to either the Reader or Writer directory on the Scripts tab, depending on your permission level for the shared repo.
Import tasks can be used to upload images or upload tables into Earth Engine from a variety of filetypes (.csv, .tif, etc.). Export tasks can be used to execute and write results from the EE computation system (see the guide for exporting data ).
For imports, file upload happens locally before the task is submitted to the server. Import tasks in the upload phase will show their progress in the Unsubmitted tasks section and automatically submit to the server once the file upload is complete.
The profiler displays information about the resources (CPU time, memory) consumed by specific algorithms and other parts of a computation. This helps to diagnose why a script is running slowly or failing due to memory limits. To use the profiler, click the Run with profiler option in the dropdown on the Run button. As a shortcut, hold down Alt (or Option on Mac) and click Run, or press Ctrl+Alt+Enter. This activates a Profiler tab on the right side of the code editor. As the script runs, the Profiler tab will display a table of resource usage from the script. Clicking the Run button (without profiling) will make the Profiler tab disappear and disable the profiler.
The profiler displays information about CPU and memory usage (per algorithm and asset) resulting from computations invoked by the script and the display of every tile currently visible in the map. Each row in the profiler output corresponds to an algorithm, computation, asset load or overhead operation as described in the 'Description' column. The columns in the profiler are:
Click the help button in the upper right of the Code Editor to see links to this Developer's Guide, other help forums, a guided tour of the Code Editor and a list of keyboard shortcuts that help with coding, running code, and displaying data on the Map. Click the feedback button to file a bug report, request a new feature, suggest a dataset, or otherwise send feedback when no response is needed.
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You can make a chart in Word or Excel. If you have lots of data to chart, create your chart in Excel, and then copy from Excel to another Office program. This is also the best way if your data changes regularly and you want your chart to always reflect the latest numbers. In that case, when you copy the chart, keep it linked to the original Excel file.
This download is available until November 21, 2020. If you want to download it after that date, sign up for the course Urban Sketching: Express Your World in a New Perspective, where Lapin will teach you how to create watercolor sketches of people, places, and fisheye perspectives.
This article contains everything an Art student needs to know about drawing in one point perspective. It includes step-by-step tutorials, lesson plans, handouts, videos and free downloadable worksheets. The material is suitable for middle and high school students, as well as any other person who wishes to learn how to draw using single point perspective. It is written for those with no prior experience with perspective, beginning with basic concepts, before working towards more complex three-dimensional forms. 59ce067264
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