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|  | Animate |
| | | | | | | | Uses my uigui classes, which I use in a lot of projects, to make a slide
show. Its fun, but takes too long to load for big pictures. |
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| | Java applet page: SanAntonio.html | | | |
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| | CGI Morf |
| | | | | | | | This is the program that takes a file of html, and compiles it into
a CGI program. It links "subroutines" into the CGI program from
<subroutine> tags in the source html, where the actual subroutine
code is in a header file (.h) specified by an "href" attribute in the
tag. The subroutine code
will get slices of source html between the opening and closing
<subroutine> </subroutine> tags, and other special tags
within them. If you ask me, this is
a pretty good programming interface, which is why I wrote all this code. |
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| | Exam Study Guide |
| | | | | | | | For my Chinese Civilization class, which I took during my programming I class,
I was so addicted to programming that I could not stop programming. This was
my main struggle throughout college actually - studying versus programming.
I thought I could kill two birds with one stone if I wrote a program to study.
Didn't help much though, and I felt like a real wierdo studying with this lame program. |
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| | JAR file: chinesefinal.jar | | | |
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| | Proof Engine 0 |
| | | | | | | | Written to prove formulas for my discrete math class. I wrote this a long
time ago, and as a result, I did not write very efficient code despite
my best efforts. The problem space therefore takes way too much time to
search beyond a depth of 3 or 4. |
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| | Eudoxus' Model |
| | | | | | | | Uses the simple 3-D engine I wrote to display some of Eudoxus' Planetary Spheres. I think
it would kick ass if they sold these planetary spheres as a paperweight. |
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| | Java applet page: eudoxus.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Cheezy Eyes |
| | | | | | | | Trying to find a way to do good graphics in java!!! Tried Antialaising - too slow,
tried image processing - didn't fit need. Java is just too freaking slow to do
graphics without good native support. |
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| | Java applet page: test.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | File Tree |
| | | | | | | | Displays a tree of files on the system. Yellow squares are directories,
green squares are files. Double click directories to open. Be extremely
careful because it also has ability to move and delete files. If
you triple click the background, hover circles show up which help navigate. |
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| | JAR file: filetree.jar | | | |
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| | Float Matrix |
| | | | | | | | Just a handy matrix class. |
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| | Foomail |
| | | | | | | | This is an email program that I wrote for both the OU Robotics Club and
the OU Association for Computing Machinery used to send out emails. The
problem with the old robotics club mail program was that the OU mail
server adhered to the maximum of 100 email recipients per email, and
the ACM needed a program to send emails to multiple lists without
sending the same email to the same recipient. This project solved both
of those problems. |
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| | Additional info page: docs/index.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | FTP Client |
| | | | | | | | FTP Client I wrote for a couple of other programs to an FTP server. |
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| | Grammatical Inference |
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| | Graph Matrix Applet |
| | | | | | | | I thought of an algorithm to find the largest complete subgraph of a graph in
polynomial time, but I was not sure if it would work so I wrote this applet to
test it out. |
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| | Java applet page: applet.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | HTA Edit |
| | | | | | | | While working at CAPS, I made a couple of HTA diagrams, each taking several hours to
make and then revise (using MS Paint). So I got it in my head to make an HTA Editor
program, and this is the (incomplete) result. I wrote this in the summer of 2001. |
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| | Java applet page: htaeditor.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | HTML Utils |
| | | | | | | | Reads an HTML page from a java.io.Reader, and has some methods for accessing
certain elements in the html. This is, like most of my projects, a work under
progress meaning that it will be updated next time I need additional functionality. |
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| | HTTP Client |
| | | | | | | | HTTP Client that I wrote so that I could access web pages, and use my HTML package to
parse those HTML pages however I need. This is a work under progress, meaning that I update
it if I need additional functionality. The major benifit of implementing this in java
is that it can make use of the secure socket libraries of java. This is used mostly in
my server-side stock quote getting program, which monitors stocks on the Stock Market. |
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| | Calculus Illusions |
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| | Image Web Crawler |
| | | | | | | | This project is intended to crawl the internet to download images and
find the histograms for each page. This way, the most popular
color-schemes on the Internet can be found. |
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| | Source code | | | |
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| | Image Processing Applet |
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| | IP Tracker |
| | | | | | | | Want to find geographic information about any IP address. So the
idea is to go to http://www.iana.org
and find a list of the Regional Internet Registries, and then ask each
one for whois information about that IP and somehow parse the best results
for display. |
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| | Jedit |
| | | | | | | | I wrote this because the java TextArea sucks! Whenever a lot of data
is being output to it, it always starts getting slow - probably because
they use a vector to store lines or maybe because they try to display
every line and just let the graphics library clip it out. Who knows, but
it sucks. This JeditTextArea has two main weaknesses - it does not store
the lines above and below the screen to a file, and it does not come with
scrollbars. Other than that, I beleive my JeditTextArea is a fine peice of
code. |
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| | Java applet page: TestJedit.html | | | |
| | Documentation page: docs/index.html | | | |
| | JAR file: jedit.jar | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Madazula |
| | | | | | | Program to take stereo pictures from a web cam and then attempt to
do depth perception by triangulation. It sounds easy, but it isn't.
I tried a few different approaches to stereo vision - each of the
TriangulatorImpls classes are my different tries. Since this program
was written in java - it uses the Java Media Framework (JMF) API to
grab the pictures from the web cam, so it is unlikely that you could
test this program without a big hassle. However, you can download
JMF from
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/download.html
if you want.
Also worth mentioning is that I built a device that plugs into the
USB port of my computer to move the web cam from left and then to
the right. However, it was too shaky to get even pictures. |
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| | Additional info page: computer_vision.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | BaPaMaFa Quiz |
| | | | | | | | This applet is a quiz for learning the Taiwanese bapamafa,
which is a phonetic alphabet that the Taiwanese use to teach
mandarin, and type, and some other stuff too I guess. The
buttons don't look good because I had not yet discovered the
beauty of using images in the gui at the time of writing. |
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| | Java applet page: index.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | 3-D Engine |
| | | | | | | | When I first started programming, I did not realize the utter slowness of java.
So I wrote a (very simple) 3-D graphics engine in java. This applet is a butterfly
that I made for my sister. |
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| | Java applet page: butterfly.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Lame Moving Eyes |
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| | Neural Net Test |
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| | Pkg |
| | | | | | | | Takes as input a set of java files, and either puts a package statement
at the top of them, or removes the package statements from them. |
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| | Recog2D |
| | | | | | | | Project to recognize real world objects from the input from a 2-D camera. This
Project used the Java Media Framework (JMF) API to interface with a web cam and
do its processing. This was basically just some try-out code, getting some
basic concepts down etc... JMF is a pain to install, and it is super duper slow,
so don't worry about it. |
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| | Recog Bot |
| | | | | | | | This program is a prototype for tracking the color patterns on the top of little robots.
From the color patterns, this program can deduce the position and direction of the robots.
The final version is done in C++. This version uses the Java Media Framework (JMF) API,
so it is unlikely that you will get it to work in your browser with your web cam. |
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| | Java applet page: track_applet.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Server Alarm Server |
| | | | | | | | This project consists of both hardware and software - the hardware is
an alarm that connects anywhere on the internet, and the software is
the alarm code, and some server code. If for some reason a program
on the server goes into an alarm state, it can signal the alarm to start
sounding immediately, no matter where it is. The alarm also has the
option to be turned off, or to start sounding in the event that it cannot
connect to the server. |
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| | Java Email Client |
| | | | | | | | Java email client that does not abide by the line-length limits set
by SMTP, nor does it look at what the server sais in reply. I recently
wrote a email client in C++ that is much better - error logs and everything. |
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| | Space Vector |
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| | Static Field Applet |
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| | Stock Chart Applet |
| | | | | | | -- (currently not plotting stocks)
Java applet used for testing stock market forcasting algorithms. Only keeps track of some stock
symbols, like AAPL, MSFT, YHOO, LOGI, TMEG, INTC, CCE, and a few others.
NOTE: Ameritrade has been changing their website format recently, and I
have not had time to update my stockgetting program, so you may need to go
back several days or weeks to see some stock data :)
There is
a server-side program behind this one that actually runs all the time, grabbing all
the stock data from the internet. This applet connects to my server-side
program to get the data and run the analysis. |
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| | Java applet page: stockapplet2.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Tiger Face Applet |
| | | | | | | | I wrote this with the intent of putting as an entrance page to my
web site. It did not turn out to look exactly as I planned though.
But oh well. Made during the spring break of my sophomore year, this
is the first medium-sized program I wrote. |
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| | Java applet page: index.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Traversibility Index |
| | | | | | | This project is the implementation of some strange fuzzy logic stuff written by a guy that works
at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). It does not work in this program though. Basically, it
is supposed to be the fusion, or fission, or whatever of robot behaviors. When the "seek goal"
behavior is combined with the "traverse terrain" behavior, the robot is supposed to go towards
the goal while not hitting too many rocks. But the fusion doesn't work for some reason.
Right click on the rover to change its function. |
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| | Java applet page: traversibility_index_applet.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Turtle Stat |
| | | | | | | | User Interface to a program written for the biology department at
UCO (University of Central Oklahoma). I volunteered to help my
brother out with this because it sounds like a cool project. Work is
still under progress. |
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| | Java applet page: index.html | | | |
| | JAR file: turtlestat.jar | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | UIGUI |
| | | | | | | | This is a set of classes that I use in some of my projects. Instead of hopping on the
javax.swing train, I wrote my own lightweight gui components, down to the java.awt.Graphics
and java.awt.Image layers of the java API. If you've noticed, some of the other projects
listed here use the same classes, and some use an uigui.jar file. That's because that
was just the easiest way to use the uigui classes at the time. |
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| | Additional info page: uigui.html | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Misc. Utils |
| | | | | | | | These are just some miscellaneous utils which I use. Most notably the
cstring.h, which I use a lot, just cause I prefer writing my own
code to using someone elses library, if practical. |
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| | Via |
| | | | | | | | Package to manage multiple network connections between two computers
that may or may not be able to connect directly to each other through
the internet. This is done by designating a server to use so that each
may find the other through the server, and establish as many connections
as needed through that server, if they cannot connect directly. |
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| | Vistory - Visitor History |
| | | | | | | | To show the history of the accesses of my web site per visitor, using the http referer
cgi header. Visitors will be listed by their IP address in a table (once per visit).
And from that table will be a link to open up another window which will contain a cgi
generated diagram of the history of the particular visit. |
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| | Additional info page: vtab.cgi?logfile=jolash.log | | | |
| | Source code | | | |
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| | Web Cam Frame Grabber |
| | | | | | | | Just a little wrapper class that provides a simple and efficient
interface to web cams on windows. Class Img also has a bit of
image processing methods in it, such as homogenous transforms,
morphological filtering, laplace transforms, and other kernals too.
These 3 classes here were a part of a much larger library that I wrote
for windows, which were all accidentally deleted by the way - thanks for
caring - which means that code referencing the larger library must be
updated before these 3 classes can be compiled. |
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| | Zooz Applet |
| | | | | | | | Based on gravity between particles that never collide, I just wanted to see
what it would look like. |
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| | Java applet page: zooz.html | | | |
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