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NUC472_NUC442_BSP V3.03.004
The Board Support Package for NUC472/NUC442
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Macros | |
| #define | EADC_POWER_DOWN(eadc) |
| Power down EADC module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_POWER_ON(eadc) |
| Power on EADC module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_CONV_RESET(eadc) |
| A/D Converter Control Circuits Reset. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_DOUBLE_BUFFER(eadc, u32ModuleNum) |
| Enable double buffer mode. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_DOUBLE_BUFFER(eadc, u32ModuleNum) |
| Disable double buffer mode. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_INT(eadc, u32Mask) |
| Enable the interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_INT(eadc, u32Mask) |
| Disable the interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_SAMPLE_MODULE_INT(eadc, u32IntSel, u32ModuleMask) |
| Enable the sample module interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_SAMPLE_MODULE_INT(eadc, u32IntSel, u32ModuleMask) |
| Disable the sample module interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_START_CONV(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Start the A/D conversion. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_PENDING_CONV(eadc) |
| Get the conversion pending flag. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_CONV_DATA(eadc, u32ModuleNum) |
| Get the conversion data of the user-specified sample module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_DATA_OVERRUN_FLAG(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Get the data overrun flag of the user-specified sample module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_DATA_VALID_FLAG(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Get the data valid flag of the user-specified sample module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_DOUBLE_DATA(eadc, u32ModuleNum) |
| Get the double data of the user-specified sample module. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_INT_FLAG(eadc, u32Mask) |
| Get the user-specified interrupt flags. More... | |
| #define | EADC_GET_SAMPLE_MODULE_OV_FLAG(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Get the user-specified sample module overrun flags. More... | |
| #define | EADC_CLR_INT_FLAG(eadc, u32Mask) |
| Clear the selected interrupt status bits. More... | |
| #define | EADC_IS_DATA_OV(eadc) |
| Check all sample module A/D result data register overrun flags. More... | |
| #define | EADC_IS_DATA_VALID(eadc) |
| Check all sample module A/D result data register valid flags. More... | |
| #define | EADC_IS_SAMPLE_MODULE_OV(eadc) |
| Check all A/D sample module start of conversion overrun flags. More... | |
| #define | EADC_IS_INT_FLAG_OV(eadc) |
| Check all A/D interrupt flag overrun bits. More... | |
| #define | EADC_IS_BUSY(eadc, converter) |
| Get the busy state of EADC. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_CMP0(eadc, u32ModuleNum, u32Condition, u16CMPData, u32MatchCount) |
| Configure the comparator 0 and enable it. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_CMP1(eadc, u32ModuleNum, u32Condition, u16CMPData, u32MatchCount) |
| Configure the comparator 1 and enable it. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_CMP_INT(eadc, u32CMP) |
| Enable the compare interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_CMP_INT(eadc, u32CMP) |
| Disable the compare interrupt. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_CMP0(eadc) |
| Disable comparator 0. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_CMP1(eadc) |
| Disable comparator 1. More... | |
| #define | EADC_ENABLE_SIMULTANEOUS(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Enable simultaneous mode. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DISABLE_SIMULTANEOUS(eadc, u32ModuleMask) |
| Disable simultaneous mode. More... | |
| #define | EADC_EnablePWMTriggerCondition(eadc, u32ADTriggerModuleNum, u32TriggerMask) (*(__IO uint32_t *)(&(eadc)->AD0TRGEN0 + (u32ADTriggerModuleNum)) |= (u32TriggerMask)) |
| Enable PWM and EPWM trigger trigger EADC condition. More... | |
| #define | EADC_DisablePWMTriggerCondition(eadc, u32ADTriggerModuleNum, u32TriggerMask) (*(__IO uint32_t *)(&(eadc)->AD0TRGEN0 + (u32ADTriggerModuleNum)) |= (u32TriggerMask)) |
| Disable PWM and EPWM trigger trigger EADC condition. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | EADC_Open (EADC_T *eadc, uint32_t u32InputMode) |
| This function make EADC_module be ready to convert. More... | |
| void | EADC_Close (EADC_T *eadc) |
| Disable EADC_module. More... | |
| void | EADC_ConfigSampleModule (EADC_T *eadc, uint32_t u32ModuleNum, uint32_t u32TriggerSrc, uint32_t u32Channel) |
| Configure the sample control logic module. More... | |
| void | EADC_SetTriggerDelayTime (EADC_T *eadc, uint32_t u32ModuleNum, uint32_t u32TriggerDelayTime, uint32_t u32DelayClockDivider) |
| Set trigger delay time. More... | |
| void | EADC_SetExtendSampleTime (EADC_T *eadc, uint32_t u32ModuleNum, uint32_t u32ExtendSampleTime) |
| Set EADC extend sample time. More... | |
| #define EADC_CLR_INT_FLAG | ( | eadc, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
Clear the selected interrupt status bits.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32Mask | The combination of compare interrupt status bits. Each bit corresponds to a compare interrupt status. Bit 0 is ADIF0, bit 1 is ADIF1..., bit 3 is ADIF3. Bit 4 is ADCMPO0, bit 5 is ADCMPO1, bit 6 is ADCMPF0, bit 7 is ADCMPF1. |
This macro is used to clear clear the selected interrupt status bits.
| #define EADC_CONV_RESET | ( | eadc | ) |
| #define EADC_DISABLE_CMP0 | ( | eadc | ) |
| #define EADC_DISABLE_CMP1 | ( | eadc | ) |
| #define EADC_DISABLE_CMP_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32CMP | |||
| ) |
| #define EADC_DISABLE_DOUBLE_BUFFER | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum | |||
| ) |
Disable double buffer mode.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module.. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
Sample has one sample result register.
| #define EADC_DISABLE_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
Disable the interrupt.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32Mask | Decides the combination of interrupt enable bits. Each bit corresponds to a interrupt enable. This parameter decides which interrupts will be disabled. Bit 0 is ADCIEN0, bit 1 is ADCIEN1..., bit 3 is ADCIEN3. |
Specific sample module A/D ADINT0 interrupt function Disabled.
| #define EADC_DISABLE_SAMPLE_MODULE_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32IntSel, | |||
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Disable the sample module interrupt.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32IntSel | Decides which interrupt source will be used, valid value are from 0 to 3. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | the combination of sample module interrupt enable bits. Each bit corresponds to a sample module interrupt enable. This parameter decides which sample module interrupts will be disabled, valid range are between 1~0xFFFF. |
There are 4 EADC interrupts ADINT0~3, and each of these interrupts has its own interrupt vector address.
| #define EADC_DISABLE_SIMULTANEOUS | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Disable simultaneous mode.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of sample module. Each bit corresponds to a sample module. This parameter decides which sample module will be set to disable simultaneous mode, valid range are between 1~0xFF. Bit 0 is sample module 0, bit 1 is sample module 1..., bit 7 is sample module 7. |
This macro is used to set selected sample modules to disable simultaneous mode.
| #define EADC_DisablePWMTriggerCondition | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ADTriggerModuleNum, | |||
| u32TriggerMask | |||
| ) | (*(__IO uint32_t *)(&(eadc)->AD0TRGEN0 + (u32ADTriggerModuleNum)) |= (u32TriggerMask)) |
Disable PWM and EPWM trigger trigger EADC condition.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ADTriggerModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32TriggerMask | Decides the PWM and EPWM trigger EADC condition, valid range are between 0~0xFFFFFFFF. |
This macro is used to disable PWM and EPWM trigger EADC condition.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_CMP0 | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum, | |||
| u32Condition, | |||
| u16CMPData, | |||
| u32MatchCount | |||
| ) |
Configure the comparator 0 and enable it.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | specifies the compare sample module, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32Condition | specifies the compare condition. Valid values are:
|
| [in] | u16CMPData | specifies the compare value, valid range are between 0~0xFFF. |
| [in] | u32MatchCount | specifies the match count setting, valid range are between 0~0xF. |
For example, ADC_ENABLE_CMP0(EADC, 5, ADC_ADCMPR_CMPCOND_GREATER_OR_EQUAL, 0x800, 10, EADC_CMP_CMPWEN_DISABLE, EADC_CMP_ADCMPIE_ENABLE); Means EADC will assert comparator 0 flag if sample module 5 conversion result is greater or equal to 0x800 for 10 times continuously, and a compare interrupt request is generated.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_CMP1 | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum, | |||
| u32Condition, | |||
| u16CMPData, | |||
| u32MatchCount | |||
| ) |
Configure the comparator 1 and enable it.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | specifies the compare sample module, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32Condition | specifies the compare condition. Valid values are:
|
| [in] | u16CMPData | specifies the compare value, valid range are between 0~0xFFF. |
| [in] | u32MatchCount | specifies the match count setting, valid range are between 0~0xF. |
For example, ADC_ENABLE_CMP1(EADC, 5, ADC_ADCMPR_CMPCOND_GREATER_OR_EQUAL, 0x800, 10, EADC_CMP_ADCMPIE_ENABLE); Means EADC will assert comparator 1 flag if sample module 5 conversion result is greater or equal to 0x800 for 10 times continuously, and a compare interrupt request is generated.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_CMP_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32CMP | |||
| ) |
Enable the compare interrupt.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32CMP | Specifies the compare register, valid value are 0 and 1. |
If the compare function is enabled and the compare condition matches the setting of CMPCOND (EADC_CMPn[2], n=0~1) and CMPMCNT (EADC_CMPn[11:8], n=0~1), ADCMPFn (EADC_STATUS1[7:6], n=0~1) will be asserted, in the meanwhile, if ADCMPIE is set to 1, a compare interrupt request is generated.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_DOUBLE_BUFFER | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum | |||
| ) |
Enable double buffer mode.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
The EADC controller supports a double buffer mode in eadc0/1 sample module 0~3.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
Enable the interrupt.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32Mask | Decides the combination of interrupt enable bits. Each bit corresponds to a interrupt enable. This parameter decides which interrupts will be enabled. Bit 0 is ADCIEN0, bit 1 is ADCIEN1..., bit 3 is ADCIEN3. |
The A/D converter generates a conversion end ADIFn (EADC_STATUS1[n]) upon the end of specific sample module A/D conversion. If ADCIENn bit (EADC_CTL[n+2]) is set then conversion end interrupt request ADINTn is generated (n=0~3).
| #define EADC_ENABLE_SAMPLE_MODULE_INT | ( | eadc, | |
| u32IntSel, | |||
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Enable the sample module interrupt.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32IntSel | Decides which interrupt source will be used, valid value are from 0 to 3. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | the combination of sample module interrupt enable bits. Each bit corresponds to a sample module interrupt enable. This parameter decides which sample module interrupts will be enabled, valid range are between 1~0xFFFF. |
There are 4 EADC interrupts ADINT0~3, and each of these interrupts has its own interrupt vector address.
| #define EADC_ENABLE_SIMULTANEOUS | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Enable simultaneous mode.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of sample module. Each bit corresponds to a sample module. This parameter decides which sample module will be set to simultaneous mode, valid range are between 1~0xFF. Bit 0 is sample module 0, bit 1 is sample module 1..., bit 7 is sample module 7. |
This macro is used to set selected sample modules to be simultaneous mode.
| #define EADC_EnablePWMTriggerCondition | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ADTriggerModuleNum, | |||
| u32TriggerMask | |||
| ) | (*(__IO uint32_t *)(&(eadc)->AD0TRGEN0 + (u32ADTriggerModuleNum)) |= (u32TriggerMask)) |
Enable PWM and EPWM trigger trigger EADC condition.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ADTriggerModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32TriggerMask | Decides the PWM and EPWM trigger EADC condition, valid range are between 0~0xFFFFFFFF. |
This macro is used to enable PWM and EPWM trigger EADC condition.
| #define EADC_GET_CONV_DATA | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum | |||
| ) |
Get the conversion data of the user-specified sample module.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
This macro is used to read RESULT bit (EADC_ADxDATn[11:0], x=0~1, n=0~7) field to get conversion data.
| #define EADC_GET_DATA_OVERRUN_FLAG | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Get the data overrun flag of the user-specified sample module.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of data overrun status bits. Each bit corresponds to a data overrun status, valid range are between 1~0x7FFFF. |
This macro is used to read OV bit (EADC_STATUS0[31:16]) field to get data overrun status.
| #define EADC_GET_DATA_VALID_FLAG | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Get the data valid flag of the user-specified sample module.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of data valid status bits. Each bit corresponds to a data valid status, valid range are between 1~0x7FFFF. |
This macro is used to read VALID bit of EADC_STATUS0[15:0] to get data valid status.
| #define EADC_GET_DOUBLE_DATA | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleNum | |||
| ) |
Get the double data of the user-specified sample module.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
This macro is used to read RESULT bit (EADC_ADxDDATn[11:0], x=0~1, n=0~3) field to get conversion data.
| #define EADC_GET_INT_FLAG | ( | eadc, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
Get the user-specified interrupt flags.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32Mask | The combination of interrupt status bits. Each bit corresponds to a interrupt status. Bit 0 is ADIF0, bit 1 is ADIF1..., bit 3 is ADIF3. Bit 4 is ADCMPO0, bit 5 is ADCMPO1, bit 6 is ADCMPF0, bit 7 is ADCMPF1. |
This macro is used to get the user-specified interrupt flags.
| #define EADC_GET_PENDING_CONV | ( | eadc | ) |
Get the conversion pending flag.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
This STPFn(EADC_PENDSTS[15:0]) bit remains 1 during pending state, when the respective EADC conversion is end, the STPFn (n=0~15) bit is automatically cleared to 0.
| #define EADC_GET_SAMPLE_MODULE_OV_FLAG | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Get the user-specified sample module overrun flags.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of sample module overrun status bits. Each bit corresponds to a sample module overrun status, valid range are between 1~0xFFFF. |
This macro is used to get the user-specified sample module overrun flags.
| #define EADC_IS_BUSY | ( | eadc, | |
| converter | |||
| ) |
Get the busy state of EADC.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | converter | Which converter, it should be 0 or 1. |
| 0 | Idle state. |
| 1 | Busy state. |
This macro is used to read BUSY0(EADC_STATUS1[8]) or BUSY1(EADC_STATUS1[16]) to get busy state.
| #define EADC_IS_DATA_OV | ( | eadc | ) |
Check all sample module A/D result data register overrun flags.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| 0 | None of sample module data register overrun flag is set to 1. |
| 1 | Any one of sample module data register overrun flag is set to 1. |
The AOV bit (EADC_STATUS1[27]) will keep 1 when any one of sample module data register overrun flag OVn (EADC_ADxDATn[16]) is set to 1.
| #define EADC_IS_DATA_VALID | ( | eadc | ) |
Check all sample module A/D result data register valid flags.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| 0 | None of sample module data register valid flag is set to 1. |
| 1 | Any one of sample module data register valid flag is set to 1. |
The AVALID bit (EADC_STATUS1[26]) will keep 1 when any one of sample module data register valid flag VALIDn (EADC_ADxDATn[17]) is set to 1.
| #define EADC_IS_INT_FLAG_OV | ( | eadc | ) |
Check all A/D interrupt flag overrun bits.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| 0 | None of ADINT interrupt flag is overwritten to 1. |
| 1 | Any one of ADINT interrupt flag is overwritten to 1. |
The ADOVIF bit (EADC_STATUS1[24]) will keep 1 when any one of ADINT interrupt flag ADFOVn (EADC_ADIFOV[3:0]) is overwritten to 1.
| #define EADC_IS_SAMPLE_MODULE_OV | ( | eadc | ) |
Check all A/D sample module start of conversion overrun flags.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| 0 | None of sample module event overrun flag is set to 1. |
| 1 | Any one of sample module event overrun flag is set to 1. |
The STOVF bit (EADC_STATUS1[25]) will keep 1 when any one of sample module event overrun flag SPOVFn (EADC_OVSTS[n]) is set to 1.
| #define EADC_POWER_DOWN | ( | eadc | ) |
| #define EADC_POWER_ON | ( | eadc | ) |
| #define EADC_START_CONV | ( | eadc, | |
| u32ModuleMask | |||
| ) |
Start the A/D conversion.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleMask | The combination of sample module. Each bit corresponds to a sample module. This parameter decides which sample module will be conversion, valid range are between 1~0xFFFF. Bit 0 is sample module 0, bit 1 is sample module 1..., bit 15 is sample module 15. |
After write EADC_SWTRG register to start EADC conversion, the EADC_PENDSTS register will show which SAMPLE will conversion.
| void EADC_Close | ( | EADC_T * | eadc | ) |
| void EADC_ConfigSampleModule | ( | EADC_T * | eadc, |
| uint32_t | u32ModuleNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32TriggerSrc, | ||
| uint32_t | u32Channel | ||
| ) |
Configure the sample control logic module.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32TriggerSrc | Decides the trigger source. Valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32Channel | Specifies the sample module channel, valid value are:
|
Each of EADC control logic modules 0~15 which is configurable for EADC converter channel and trigger source.
| void EADC_Open | ( | EADC_T * | eadc, |
| uint32_t | u32InputMode | ||
| ) |
This function make EADC_module be ready to convert.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32InputMode | This parameter is not used. |
This function is used to set analog input mode and enable A/D Converter. Before starting A/D conversion function, ADCEN bit (EADC_CTL[0]) should be set to 1.
| void EADC_SetExtendSampleTime | ( | EADC_T * | eadc, |
| uint32_t | u32ModuleNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32ExtendSampleTime | ||
| ) |
Set EADC extend sample time.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32ExtendSampleTime | Decides the extend sampling time, the range is from 0~255 EADC clock. Valid value are from 0 to 0xFF. |
When A/D converting at high conversion rate, the sampling time of analog input voltage may not enough if input channel loading is heavy, user can extend A/D sampling time after trigger source is coming to get enough sampling time.
| void EADC_SetTriggerDelayTime | ( | EADC_T * | eadc, |
| uint32_t | u32ModuleNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32TriggerDelayTime, | ||
| uint32_t | u32DelayClockDivider | ||
| ) |
Set trigger delay time.
| [in] | eadc | Base address of EADC module. |
| [in] | u32ModuleNum | Decides the sample module number, valid values are:
|
| [in] | u32TriggerDelayTime | Decides the trigger delay time, valid range are between 0~0xFF. |
| [in] | u32DelayClockDivider | Decides the trigger delay clock divider. Valid values are:
|
User can configure the trigger delay time by setting TRGDLYCNT (EADC_ADxSPCTLn[15:8], x=0~1, n=0~7) and TRGDLYDIV (EADC_ADxSPCTLn[17:16], x=0~1, n=0~7). Trigger delay time = (u32TriggerDelayTime) x Trigger delay clock period.


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COLOR OF NIGHT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): 0
COLOR OF NIGHT is an instant candidate for all Worst Movies of 1994 lists. It stars Bruce Willis and Jane March.
It is a mess of a movie. If you are so adventurous as to pay your money to see it, perhaps you can figure it out; I could not. A typical scene has Bruce Willis as a psychiatrist listening to a group of patients in a circle talking about all of their bizarre problems. They ask him his credentials. He says "I went to college".
Mainly Bruce Willis stares at the other people and seems to be thinking what ever possessed me to agree to be in this movie. Why didn't I ask to read the script first?
The putative director was Richard Rush. The preposterous gibberish they speak was written by Matthew Chapman and Billy Ray. The dialog was so ridiculous that it made you wonder if this was supposed to be a parody of a bad movie.
COLOR OF NIGHT is rated R, but I think it is not suitable for anyone of any age. It lasts for 2 hours and 3 minutes, if anyone could stay through it all. I certainly could not, but I feel confident that I missed nothing by not staying till the bitter end. I give it absolutely no stars at all!
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: August 23, 1994
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Tik-Tok of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 16: “The Naughty Nome”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1914). Tik-Tok of Oz. Chicago: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 1,937
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, children's literature, fantasy, l. frank baum
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Shaggy Man had said nothing during the conversation between Queen Ann and Quox, for the simple reason that he did not consider the matter worth an argument. Safe within his pocket reposed the Love Magnet, which had never failed to win every heart. The nomes, he knew, were not like the heartless Roses and therefore could be won to his side as soon as he exhibited the magic talisman.
Shaggy’s chief anxiety had been to reach Ruggedo’s Kingdom and now that the entrance lay before him he was confident he would be able to rescue his lost brother. Let Ann and the dragon quarrel as to who should conquer the nomes, if they liked; Shaggy would let them try, and if they failed he had the means of conquest in his own pocket.
But Ann was positive she could not fail, for she thought her Army could do anything. So she called the officers together and told them how to act, and she also instructed Tik-Tok what to do and what to say.

Then the officers fell in line, the four Generals abreast and then the four Colonels and the four Majors and the four Captains. They drew their glittering swords and commanded Tik-Tok to march, which he did. Twice he fell down, being tripped by the rough rocks, but when he struck the smooth path he got along better. Into the gloomy mouth of the cavern entrance he stepped without hesitation, and after him proudly pranced the officers and Queen Ann. The others held back a little, waiting to see what would happen.
Of course the Nome King knew they were coming and was prepared to receive them. Just within the rocky passage that led to the jeweled throne-room was a deep pit, which was usually covered. Ruggedo had ordered the cover removed and it now stood open, scarcely visible in the gloom.
The pit was so large around that it nearly filled the passage and there was barely room for one to walk around it by pressing close to the rock walls. This Tik-Tok did, for his copper eyes saw the pit clearly and he avoided it; but the officers marched straight into the hole and tumbled in a heap on the bottom. An instant later Queen Ann also walked into the pit, for she had her chin in the air and was careless where she placed her feet. Then one of the nomes pulled a lever, which replaced the cover on the pit and made the officers of Oogaboo and their Queen fast prisoners.
As for Tik-Tok, he kept straight on to the cavern where Ruggedo sat in his throne and there he faced the Nome King and said:
“I here-by con-quer you in the name of Queen Ann So-forth of Oo-ga-boo, whose Ar-my I am, and I de-clare that you are her pris-on-er!”
Ruggedo laughed at him.
“Where is this famous Queen?” he asked.
“She’ll be here in a min-ute,” said Tik-Tok. “Per-haps she stopped to tie her shoe-string.”
“Now, see here, Tik-Tok,” began the Nome King, in a stern voice, “I’ve had enough of this nonsense. Your Queen and her officers are all prisoners, having fallen into my power, so perhaps you’ll tell me what you mean to do.”
“My or-ders were to con-quer you,” replied Tik-Tok, “and my ma-chin-er-y has done the best it knows how to car-ry out those or-ders.”
Ruggedo pounded on his gong and Kaliko appeared, followed closely by General Guph.
“Take this copper man into the shops and set him to work hammering gold,” commanded the King.  He ought never to have been made, but since he exists I shall hereafter put him to good use.”
“If you try to cap-ture me,” said Tik-Tok, “I shall fight.”
“Don’t do that!” exclaimed General Guph, earnestly, “for it will be useless to resist and you might hurt some one.”
But Tik-Tok raised his gun and took aim and not knowing what damage the gun might do the nomes were afraid to face it.
While he was thus defying the Nome King and his high officials, Betsy Bobbin rode calmly into the royal cavern, seated upon the back of Hank the mule. The little girl had grown tired of waiting for “something to happen” and so had come to see if Ruggedo had been conquered.
 “I guess your folks were all busy. Are you conquered yet?”
“No!” shouted the King, almost beside himself with rage.
“Then please give me something to eat, for I’m awful hungry,” said the girl. “You see, this conquering business is a good deal like waiting for a circus parade; it takes a long time to get around and don’t amount to much anyhow.”
The nomes were so much astonished at this speech that for a time they could only glare at her silently, not finding words to reply. The King finally recovered the use of his tongue and said:
“Earth-crawler! This insolence to my majesty shall be your death-warrant.  “And it would be a pretty cheap King who killed a visitor while she was hungry. If you’ll give me something to eat, I’ll talk this killing business over with you afterward; only, I warn you now that I don’t approve of it, and never will.”
Her coolness and lack of fear impressed the Nome King, although he bore an intense hatred toward all mortals.
“What do you wish to eat?” he asked gruffly.
“Oh, a ham-sandwich would do, or perhaps a couple of hard-boiled eggs—”
“Eggs!” shrieked the three nomes who were present, shuddering till their teeth chattered.
“What’s the matter?” asked Betsy wonderingly. “Are eggs as high here as they are at home?”
“Guph,” said the King in an agitated voice, turning to his General, “let us destroy this rash mortal at once! Seize her and take her to the Slimy Cave and lock her in.”
Guph glanced at Tik-Tok, whose gun was still pointed, but just then Kaliko stole softly behind the copper man and kicked his knee-joints so that they suddenly bent forward and tumbled Tik-Tok to the floor, his gun falling from his grasp.
Then Guph, seeing Tik-Tok helpless, made a grab at Betsy. At the same time Hank’s heels shot out and caught the General just where his belt was buckled. He rose into the air swift as a cannonball, struck the Nome King fairly and flattened his Majesty against the wall of rock on the opposite side of the cavern. Together they fell to the floor in a dazed and crumpled condition, seeing which Kaliko whispered to Betsy:
“Come with me—quick!—and I will save you.”
She looked into Kaliko’s face inquiringly and thought he seemed honest and good-natured, so she decided to follow him. He led her and the mule through several passages and into a small cavern very nicely and comfortably furnished.
“This is my own room,” said he, “but you are quite welcome to use it. Wait here a minute and I’ll get you something to eat.”
When Kaliko returned he brought a tray containing some broiled mushrooms, a loaf of mineral bread and some petroleum-butter. The butter Betsy could not eat, but the bread was good and the mushrooms delicious.
“Here’s the door key,” said Kaliko, “and you’d better lock yourself in.”
“Won’t you let Polychrome and the Rose Princess come here, too?” she asked.
“I’ll see. Where are they?”
“I don’t know. I left them outside,” said Betsy.
“Well, if you hear three raps on the door, open it,” said Kaliko; “but don’t let anyone in unless they give the three raps.”
“All right,” promised Betsy, and when Kaliko left the cozy cavern she closed and locked the door.
In the meantime Ann and her officers, finding themselves prisoners in the pit, had shouted and screamed until they were tired out, but no one had come to their assistance. It was very dark and damp in the pit and they could not climb out because the walls were higher than their heads and the cover was on. The Queen was first angry and then annoyed and then discouraged; but the officers were only afraid. Every one of the poor fellows heartily wished he was back in Oogaboo caring for his orchard, and some were so unhappy that they began to reproach Ann for causing them all this trouble and danger.
Finally the Queen sat down on the bottom of the pit and leaned her back against the wall. By good luck her sharp elbow touched a secret spring in the wall and a big flat rock swung inward. Ann fell over backward, but the next instant she jumped up and cried to the others:
“A passage! A passage! Follow me, my brave men, and we may yet escape.”
Then she began to crawl through the passage, which was as dark and dank as the pit, and the officers followed her in single file. They crawled, and they crawled, and they kept on crawling, for the passage was not big enough to allow them to stand upright. It turned this way and twisted that, sometimes like a corkscrew and sometimes zigzag, but seldom ran for long in a straight line.
“It will never end—never!” moaned the officers, who were rubbing all the skin off their knees on the rough rocks.
“It must end,” retorted Ann courageously, “or it never would have been made. We don’t know where it will lead us to, but any place is better than that loathsome pit.”
So she crawled on, and the officers crawled on, and while they were crawling through this awful underground passage Polychrome and Shaggy and Files and the Rose Princess, who were standing outside the entrance to Ruggedo’s domains, were wondering what had become of them.


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| Methods' Summary |
| checkPermission |
Determines whether the access request indicated by the specified
permission should be allowed or denied, based on the security policy
currently in effect.
The semantics are equivalent to the security permission classes of
the Java platform.
|
| doRestricted |
Perform the specified action restricting permissions to the given
XAccessControlContext.
The action is performed with the intersection of the permissions of the currently installed
XAccessControlContext, the given XAccessControlContext and the security policy currently
in effect. The latter includes static security, e.g. based on user credentials.
|
| doPrivileged |
Perform the specified action adding a set of permissions defined by the given
XAccessControlContext.
The action is performed with the union of the permissions of the currently installed
XAccessControlContext, the given XAccessControlContext and the security policy currently
in effect. The latter includes static security, e.g. based on user credentials.
|
| getContext |
This method takes a "snapshot" of the current calling context
and returns it.
|
| Methods' Details |
checkPermission
- Description
- Determines whether the access request indicated by the specified
permission should be allowed or denied, based on the security policy
currently in effect.
The semantics are equivalent to the security permission classes of
the Java platform.
You can also pass a sequence of permissions (sequence< any >) to check
a set of permissions, e.g. for performance reasons.
This method quietly returns if the access request is permitted,
or throws a suitable AccessControlException otherwise.
- Parameter perm
- permission to be checked
- Throws
- AccessControlException
thrown if access is denied
- See also
- AccessControlException, AllPermission, RuntimePermission, ::com::sun::star::io::FilePermission, ::com::sun::star::connection::SocketPermission
|
|
doRestricted
- Description
- Perform the specified action restricting permissions to the given
XAccessControlContext.
The action is performed with the intersection of the permissions of the currently installed
XAccessControlContext, the given XAccessControlContext and the security policy currently
in effect. The latter includes static security, e.g. based on user credentials.
If the specified XAccessControlContext is null, then the action is performed
with unmodified permissions, i.e. the call makes no sense.
- Parameter action
- action object to be executed
- Parameter restriction
- access control context to restrict permission; null for no restriction
- Returns
- result
- Throws
- com::sun::star::uno::Exception
any UNO exception may be thrown
|
|
doPrivileged
- Description
- Perform the specified action adding a set of permissions defined by the given
XAccessControlContext.
The action is performed with the union of the permissions of the currently installed
XAccessControlContext, the given XAccessControlContext and the security policy currently
in effect. The latter includes static security, e.g. based on user credentials.
If the given XAccessControlContext is null, then the action is performed
only with the permissions of the security policy currently in effect.
@attention
Do carefully use this method only for well known use-cases to avoid exploits!
Script engines executing sandboxed scripts should generally deny calling this
method.
- Parameter action
- action object to be executed
- Parameter restriction
- access control context to restrict permission; null for no restriction
- Returns
- result
- Throws
- com::sun::star::uno::Exception
any UNO exception may be thrown
|
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getContext
- Description
- This method takes a "snapshot" of the current calling context
and returns it.
This context may then be checked at a later point, possibly in another thread.
- Returns
- snapshot of context
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Woman loses £1,300 after selling camera on eBay due to PayPal 'loophole'
Photographer Joanna Rose sold her camera with £15 postage but was asked to send it to a different address than the one she had initially received - which turned out to be a scam
by Olivia Williams, Chiara FiorilloA woman has claimed she was scammed after she sold her camera on eBay for £1,300 due to a PayPal "loophole".
Photographer Joanna Rose, who lives in Halewood, Liverpool, sold her expensive camera with £15 postage.
She said a person bought it in the morning of October 23, but then messaged asking for the address to be changed.
The 27-year-old said the "scam buyer" claimed he had bought the camera as a "gift for his daughter" but had forgotten to change the address on his account.
Even though Joanna received proof that the buyer had received the item and signed for it, the fraudster then opened up a case on PayPal claiming he had not received the camera.
Joanna told the Liverpool Echo : "The person bought the item at around 2am in the morning and then 5am he messaged to say he bought it for his daughter but had not changed the address on his account.
"He asked me to send this to a new address and I thought nothing of it because I have done it before and it was fine.
"I posted it special delivery, with next day delivery and with proof of a signature. But about a week later he opened a case against me on Paypal saying he had not received the item."
She added the buyer did not go through eBay, but went straight to PayPal to file the complaint.
In its terms and conditions, PayPal says to "ship the item to the shipping address listed on the PayPal Transaction Details page."
Since the buyer changed the address, Joanna says PayPal ruled in his favour.
The photographer then lost the money she had received, as it was refunded to the scammer, who also kept the item.
Joanna said: "PayPal is effectively playing into the hands of fraudsters.
"I tried to appeal the case but PayPal said there is nothing they can do."
The business entrepreneur said two people from PayPal told her they were "aware of the loophole".
She said: "When I spoke to PayPal they just said they have to stick to the terms and conditions.
"It is upsetting. I just want to make it known that it's a scam because it's such a lot of money and I don't think people know that this is PayPal's policy."
Joanna said she has contacted ActionFraud police and they are investigating the matter.
A spokesperson told the Liverpool Echo: “We have looked into Ms Hufton’s case and unfortunately it appears she has fallen victim to a scam.
"The buyer’s account appears to have been compromised and then used to buy Ms Hufton’s camera.
"Sellers need to be very wary if a seller asks them to change the delivery address.
"They must post the item to the shipping address on the 'Transaction Details' page. If a buyer asks you to send it to another address then you will not be eligible for re-imbursement under PayPal’s seller protection programme.”
Mirror Online has approached PayPal for comment.


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