アニメーションチャートの作り方

PowerPoint を使う．

単一スライド内でアニメーションを凝ることもできるが，複数スライドで「画面切り替え」で構成していくのがシンプルで良い．

ポイントは，スライド間で動かす図形の ID を一致させること．これを守っていれば，移動や拡大縮小だけでなく，正方形を円にすることもできる．

「自動的に切り替え」を使って，設定した秒でスライドが切り替わるようにするが，一般に，変形切り替えで時間を使うので，それにプラスして何秒か待ってしまうと流れが悪くなる．（よって「自動的に切り替え」を　 00.00 に設定するのが良い）

キャプションの追加

これも PowerPoint を使う．

作戦は，画面全体の大きさの透過 PNG を作成して，iMovie でオーバーレイするというもの．キャプションの数だけスライドを作成することになる．画面全体の大きさの透過 PNG を作成するには，まず塗りつぶしなしの長方形をスライドぴったりの大きさで作成する．さらに，図形「星とリボン」の「横巻き」あたりを使用してキャプションをスライド中の所望の位置に配置する．

次に，長方形とキャプション図形を両方選択した状態で右クリックして，「図として保存」を選ぶと，画面全体の大きさの透過 PNG が作成できる．

この PNG を iMovie にドラッグ＆ドロップするが，デフォルトでは KeeBurn エフェクトがかかってしまうので，これを「サイズ調整してクロップ」にすると動いたりサイズが変わったりしないキャプションになる．さらに，フェードを 0.5 秒ぐらいで設定すると自然な感じにキャプションが登場・消滅してくれる．

# printf "\x81\x7f" | iconv -f SJIS -t UTF-8
iconv: 位置 0 に不正な入力シーケンスがあります
# printf "\x81\x7f" | nkf -Sw
÷# 

なお，次の 0x8180 が ÷ である．

is there any way to convert jsonpath to json?

Yes, there are libraries and tools that can be used to convert JSONPath to JSON. One popular library for this purpose is the “jsonpath-ng” library in Python, which can be used to parse JSONPath expressions and return the corresponding JSON data. Additionally, some online tools such as “JSONPath Evaluator” can also be used to convert JSONPath to JSON.

I’d like the one for JavaScript. Any?

Yes, there are libraries for JavaScript that can be used to convert JSONPath to JSON. One popular library for this purpose is the “jsonpath” library, which can be used to parse JSONPath expressions and return the corresponding JSON data.

You can install it via npm:

Copy codenpm install jsonpath

And use it like this:

Copy codeconst jsonpath = require("jsonpath"); const json = {...}; const path = "$.store.book[*].author"; const result = jsonpath.query(json, path);console.log(result);

Another option is “jsonpath-plus” which is a fork of jsonpath that supports a more powerful query language and more options.

You can install it via npm:

Copy codenpm install jsonpath-plus

and use it like this:

Copy codeconst jsonpath = require("jsonpath-plus"); const json = {...}; const path = "$..author"; const result = jsonpath({json, path});console.log(result);

Both of these libraries are actively maintained and widely used in the JavaScript community.

It looks like the ones for JavaScript only converts json to jsonpath. What I need is jsonpath to json.

I apologize for the confusion. You are correct that the libraries that I previously mentioned, such as “jsonpath” and “jsonpath-plus”, are primarily used for extracting data from JSON using JSONPath expressions, rather than converting JSONPath to JSON.

A library that can convert JSONPath to JSON is “jsonpath-object-transform” it is a javascript library that can take a json object and a jsonpath string and return a new json object that only contains the properties that match the jsonpath string.

You can install it via npm:

Copy codenpm install jsonpath-object-transform

And use it like this:

Copy codeconst jsonpathObjectTransform = require("jsonpath-object-transform");const json = {...}; const path = "$.store.book[*].author"; const result = jsonpathObjectTransform(json, path); console.log(result);

Keep in mind that this library is not as popular as jsonpath and jsonpath-plus and depending on your use case other libraries or methods may be more suitable.

wow. sounds cool. thanks!

You’re welcome! I’m glad I could help. Do let me know if you have any other questions.

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今更ながら試してみた．

[オレ]
how to install apache 2.4.54, php 7.4.33 and mysql 5.7.33 using RPM/dnf into my centos8 stream?

[ChatGPT]
To install Apache 2.4.54, PHP 7.4.33, and MySQL 5.7.33 using RPM/dnf on CentOS 8 Stream, you can use the following commands:
• Install Apache:
sudo dnf install httpd-2.4.54
• Install PHP:
sudo dnf install php-7.4.33
• Install MySQL:
sudo dnf install mysql-community-server-5.7.33
Once the installation is complete, you can start the Apache, PHP, and MySQL services by running:
sudo systemctl start httpd
sudo systemctl start php-fpm
sudo systemctl start mysqld
You can check the status of the services by running:
sudo systemctl status httpd
sudo systemctl status php-fpm
sudo systemctl status mysqld
You should also configure your server to start the Apache, PHP, and MySQL services automatically at boot time, by running
sudo systemctl enable httpd
sudo systemctl enable php-fpm
sudo systemctl enable mysqld
Note: You may need to install additional dependencies and configure your server accordingly to fully run the three services.

[オレ]
as for apache, the command failed with “Error: Unable to find a match: httpd-2.4.54”. what can I do?

[ChatGPT]
The error message “Error: Unable to find a match: httpd-2.4.54” indicates that the package httpd-2.4.54 is not available in the default repositories for your version of CentOS. This could be due to a number of reasons, such as the package not being compatible with your version of CentOS, or it not being available in the repositories you have configured on your system.
Here are a few things you can try:
1 Check the version of Apache that is available in the default repositories for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf info httpd
2 You can also check if there is any other version of Apache that is compatible with PHP 7.4.33 and MySQL 5.7.33, and use that version instead of 2.4.54.
3 You can try to install Apache from the CentOS SCL repository, which provides newer versions of software for older versions of CentOS, by running the command:
sudo dnf install centos-release-scl
sudo dnf install httpd24-httpd
4 You can also install Apache from a third-party repository, like EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux), by running the command:
sudo dnf install epel-release
sudo dnf install httpd
5 If none of the above solutions work, you may need to consider upgrading to a newer version of CentOS that supports Apache 2.4.54, PHP 7.4.33, and MySQL 5.7.33.
Be aware that installing software from third party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.

[オレ]
“dnf install centos-release-scl” failed with “Error: Unable to find a match: centos-release-scl”. Could you tell me any alternative method to use CentOS SCL in my centos8 stream?

[ChatGPT]
The error message “Error: Unable to find a match: centos-release-scl” indicates that the package “centos-release-scl” is not available in the default repositories for your version of CentOS 8 Stream.
Here are a few things you can try:
1 Check if there is any other package that provides the Software Collections (SCL) repository for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf search centos-release-scl
2 You can also check if there is any other package that provides the Software Collections (SCL) repository for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf search scl
3 If you still can’t find the package, you can try to enable the Software Collections (SCL) repository by adding the following line to the file /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-SCLo-scl.repo
[centos-sclo-scl-rh]
name=CentOS-8 - SCLo scl
baseurl=https://mirror.centos.org/centos/8/SCLo/x86_64/scl/
gpgcheck=1
enabled=1
gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-centosofficial
4 You can also install Apache from a third-party repository, like IUS (Inline with Upstream Stable) by running the command:
sudo dnf install https://rhel8.iuscommunity.org/ius-release.rpm
sudo dnf install httpd24u
5 If none of the above solutions work, you may need to consider upgrading to a newer version of CentOS that supports Apache 2.4.54, PHP 7.4.33, and MySQL 5.7.33.
Be aware that installing software from third party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
Please double check your settings, and make sure you are using the correct version of CentOS, and that you have the correct repository enabled before installing the packages.

[オレ]
The first responded “No matches found.” It looks like centos-release-scl does NOT exist. To check the second, dnf presented a couple of results, but I couldn’t locate exact “scl”. For the third solution, it looks like mirror.centos.org no longer exists.

[ChatGPT]
I apologize for the confusion caused by my previous response. It appears that the package “centos-release-scl” is not available for CentOS 8 Stream. The Software Collections (SCL) repository is no longer available for this version of CentOS and it has been replaced by the “Stream” repository.
Regarding the second solution, you may find a package named “rh-*” that can provide the software collections you need, and you can use that package instead of “scl”.
Regarding the third solution, it seems that the mirror.centos.org is no longer valid and the link is broken,
I apologize for the confusion caused by my previous response.
A possible alternative solution is to use the “Alternate” repository, that provides newer versions of software for older versions of CentOS, but it’s not officially supported by Red Hat and you should use it with caution.
You can try installing Apache from the Alternate repository by running the command:
sudo dnf install httpd24
Another alternative is to install Apache from a third-party repository like EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux), by running the command:
sudo dnf install epel-release
sudo dnf install httpd
It’s important to keep in mind that installing software from third-party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
Also please make sure to check the package versions with the other software you are planning to use, such as PHP and MySQL, to ensure compatibility.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

[オレ]
where can I locate php 7.4.33 for centos8 stream?

[ChatGPT]
PHP 7.4.33 is not available in the default repositories for CentOS 8 Stream, you can check the version of PHP that is available in the default repositories for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf info php
You can try using the “Alternate” repository, that provides newer versions of software for older versions of CentOS, but it’s not officially supported by Red Hat and you should use it with caution.
You can try installing PHP 7.4.33 from the Alternate repository by running the command:
sudo dnf install php74
Another alternative is to install PHP from a third-party repository like IUS (Inline with Upstream Stable) by running the command:
sudo dnf install https://rhel8.iuscommunity.org/ius-release.rpm
sudo dnf install php74u
It’s important to keep in mind that installing software from third-party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
Also please make sure to check the package versions with the other software you are planning to use, such as Apache and MySQL, to ensure compatibility.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

[オレ]
I tried IUS but rhel8.iuscommunity.org doesn’t exist.

[ChatGPT]
I apologize for the confusion caused by my previous response. It looks like the repository rhel8.iuscommunity.org is no longer available, it may be that the repository has been discontinued or moved to a different location.
Here are a few things you can try:
1 Check if there is any other package that provides the PHP 7.4.33 package for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf search php74
2 You can try installing PHP from another third-party repository like Remi’s RPM repository, which provides newer versions of PHP, by running the Copy code
sudo dnf install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/8/remi/x86_64/php74-php-7.4.33-1.el8.remi.x86_64.rpm
3 You can also try installing PHP from a package built by a community member, but it’s important to keep in mind that these packages may not be officially supported and may have compatibility issues.
4 If none of the above solutions work, you may need to consider upgrading to a newer version of CentOS that supports PHP 7.4.33.
It’s important to keep in mind that installing software from third-party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
Also please make sure to check the package versions with the other software you are planning to use, such as Apache and MySQL, to ensure compatibility.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

[オレ]
Cool, I have downloaded http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/8/remi/x86_64/php74-php-7.4.33-1.el8.remi.x86_64.rpm! Finally, where can I locate mysql 5.7.33 RPM for centos8 stream?

[ChatGPT]
MySQL 5.7.33 is not available in the default repositories for CentOS 8 Stream, you can check the version of MySQL that is available in the default repositories for your version of CentOS by running the command:
sudo dnf info mysql-community-server
You can try using the “Alternate” repository, that provides newer versions of software for older versions of CentOS, but it’s not officially supported by Red Hat and you should use it with caution.
You can try installing MySQL 5.7.33 from the Alternate repository by running the command:
sudo dnf install mysql57
Another alternative is to install MySQL from a third-party repository like Percona, which provides newer versions of MySQL that are compatible with your version of CentOS 8.
You can download the package from the official website of Percona (https://www.percona.com/downloads/Percona-Server-5.7/) and install it with rpm command:
sudo rpm -ivh Percona-Server-5.7.33-rel34.1-1.el8.x86_64.rpm
It’s important to keep in mind that installing software from third-party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
Also please make sure to check the package versions with the other software you are planning to use, such as Apache and PHP, to ensure compatibility.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

[オレ]
I came up with “Raven” repository. Would you tell me “Raven” is reliable or not?

[ChatGPT]
I am not familiar with “Raven” repository specifically, so I can’t say for certain if it’s reliable or not. In general, when using third-party repositories it’s important to research the reputation and reliability of the source before installing packages from it.
Here are a few things you can do to check the reliability of a repository:
1 Look for reviews or testimonials from other users who have used the repository.
2 Check the repository’s website for information about its maintenance, security and update policies.
3 Check if the repository is backed by a reputable organization or company.
4 Check if the repository is actively maintained and updated.
5 Check if the repository has a public bug tracker, and if there are any known issues with the packages provided.
It’s important to keep in mind that installing software from third-party repositories may have security risks and compatibility issues with your current system.
You should also check the package versions with the other software you are planning to use, such as Apache and PHP, to ensure compatibility.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

ええ記事やな．後でちゃんと読む．
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