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public class TNConfiguration
extension TNConfiguration: NSCopying
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public var cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy?
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public var timeoutInterval: TimeInterval?
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public var requestBodyType: TNRequestBodyType?
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public var certificateData: NSData?
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public var verbose: Bool
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public var headers: [String : String]
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public var mockDataBundle: Bundle?
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public var useMockData: Bool
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public init()
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public init(cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy?, timeoutInterval: TimeInterval?, requestBodyType: TNRequestBodyType?, certificatePath: String? = nil, verbose: Bool = false, headers: [String: String] = [:], mockDataBundle: Bundle? = nil, useMockData: Bool = false)
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public convenience init(cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy?)
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public convenience init(timeoutInterval: TimeInterval?)
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public convenience init(requestBodyType: TNRequestBodyType?)
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public convenience init(certificatePath name: String)
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public func setCertificateData(with path: String)
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public func copy(with zone: NSZone? = nil) -> Any
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static func makeDefaultConfiguration() -> TNConfiguration
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static func override(configuration: TNConfiguration, with overrideConfiguration: TNConfiguration) -> TNConfiguration


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If you're not familiar with knockout, we recommend you have a quick run through the excellent tutorials at http://learn.knockoutjs.com/.
Tribe allows you to easily break your UI down into "panes" that can consist of a JavaScript model, HTML template and CSS stylesheet.
Simply create these files and refer to the pane by name. No complex configuration is required.
Tribe gives you an awesome debugging experience. Using the developer tools built in to Google Chrome, your file structure is preserved and each individual JavaScript file is fully debuggable.
To see this in action, head over to the debug version of the site using Chrome and check out the "Sources" tab in the developer tools.
For more practical examples, check out the webmail tutorial, or the source to this site.


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The VCG description as created is more complex than it need be. VCG allows graphs and nested subgraphs: each subroutine is created as a subgraph nested inside its calling routines. This allows you to interactively display subgraphs or summarise them.
The -vcg option for ftnchek was written by Dr. Philip Rubini (p.rubini@cranfield.ac.uk).
xvcg is a graph visualisation tool which runs under the X windows system. It is freely available from ftp.cs.uni-sb.de. It was written by G. Sander of the University of Saarland, Germany.
See also: -calltree, -crossref, -reference, -sort.
Next: -version


Dear Frank, writes Tim Thurn, I find it somewhat befuddling that we are almost a week in to your excellent Hooting Yard advent calendar initiative and have not yet been given a picture of a bird to print and cut out and paste with glue to our sheet of cardboard. Given that you are one of the world's foremost ornithologists, sort of, things have come to a pretty pass, and I know a pretty pass when I see one. (My forthcoming book Pretty Passes I Have Known is the proof of that.)  Yours until the cows come home, Tim Thurn.
I pay due attention to my readers, so for today I have chosen not just a picture of a bird, but a picture of several birds, or rather several painted wooden birds, in the form of these excellent bufflehead decoys from M.A.D. Decoys of Birdsboro, PA.


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You've been pogged! (and so has been the rules)
I was pulling your leg right there and then. This is mainly my knowledge working with 2D on an enviromment that is mainly meant for 3D.
Anyhow, I have been playing with OpenGL a lot since I was a programming bab and thought making a Minecraft clone would amazing. It's easy to see now that attempting to make something work in Java with no knowledge whatsoever is asking for trouble. But past me didn't know that. They even made 'something' work in C++.
Alas, I always tried to ignore something pulling my own leg at these times. What about a GUI? Sprites? Anything 2D? Lemme tell you 1 (one) thing here: I tried a lot and it was SO annoying. ... Because I also didn't know much about it! It's easy enough to plot pixels or use a nice library solution to do things, but eventually you touch the GPU and things get funny. Touch fuzzy, get dizzy.
Projection, Quads, and You
One thing you first need to realize when making a 2D GL thing is to get a projection matrix right there and then. You'll need Orthographic Projection, it does not account for depth distortions (therefore all things occupy the same size even when far away or close).
Other thing you'll need is Quads. Say you have your little square you made in a structure. Now imagine having that for every tile. Every single one. You'll need to find ways to reduce how many of those you draw. The more famous option is Sprite Batching, which turns all of them into 1 single draw call, at the cost of being quite complex to handle, but libraries exist.
And now, you. You need to make a nice GUI with those, animations with spritesheets, get those to have adjustable timing so your sprite doesn't do the world's fastest disco dance, and that's not even getting started on making them move. I'd call it a fancy 1D cube by the end of the day because it'll not be that different. Did you forget to add audio too? Oh, uh.... Go ask the guy working on his OpenAL solution in your preferred discord server.
Notes: About Shaders
Shaders... What a wonderful thing they are. Learning GLSL has to be one of the best things you can do. I'd sugest you try to learn distorting around the texture for wacky effects. Just simple playing around will open a lot your eyes to the many tricks devs come up with by experimentation. Just beware not to make syntax errors. I'd also really recommend ShaderToy for a web playground. It's free, it's cool, no excuses.


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Meditation was quite challenging, however I know this is something that can be learnt and developed through practice.
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Calculates the categories of a series of events as produced by detect_event
in
accordance with the naming scheme proposed in Hobday et al. (in review).
category(data, y = temp, S = TRUE, name = "Event")
| data | The function receives the full (list) output from the
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|---|---|
| y | This is a column containing the measurement variable. If the column
name differs from the default (i.e. |
| S | This argument informs the function if the data were collected in the
southern hemisphere (TRUE, default) or the northern hemisphere (FALSE) so that it may correctly
output the |
| name | If a character string (e.g. "Bohai Sea") is provide here it will be used
to name the events in the |
The function will return a tibble with results similar to those seen in
Table 2 of Hobday et al. (in review). This provides the information necessary to
appraise the extent of the events in the output of detect_event
based on the
category ranking scale. The category thresholds are calculated based on the difference
between the seasonal climatology and threshold climatology produced by
detect_event
. The four category levels are then the difference
multiplied by the category level.
The definitions for the output columns are as follows:
The number of the event as determined by detect_event
for reference between the outputs.
The name of the event. Generated from the name
value provided and the year of the peak_date
(see following) of
the event. If no name
value is provided the default "Event" is used.
As proposed in Hobday et al. (in review), Moderate
events are not given a name
so as to prevent multiple repeat names within the same year. If two or more events
ranked greater than Moderate are reported withiin the same year, they will be
differentiated with the addition of a trailing letter
(e.g. Event 2001 a, Event 2001 b). (still in development)
The date (day) on which the maximum intensity of the event was recorded.
The maximum category threshold reached/exceeded by the event.
The maximum intensity of the event above the threshold value.
The total duration (days) of the event. Note that this includes
any possible days when the measurement value y
) may have dropped below the
threshold value. Therefore, the proportion of the event duration (days) spent above
certain thresholds may not add up to 100% (see following four items).
The proportion of the total duration (days) spent above at or the first threshold, but below any further thresholds.
The proportion of the total duration (days) spent at or above the second threshold, but below any further thresholds.
The proportion of the total duration (days) spent at or above the third threshold, but below the fourth threshold.
The proportion of the total duration (days) spent at or above the fourth and final threshold. There is currently no recorded event that has exceeded a hypothetical fifth threshold so none is calculated... yet..
The season(S) during which the event occurred. If the event occurred across two seasons this will be displayed as "Winter/Spring". Across three seasons as "Winter-Summer". Events lasting across four or more seasons are listed as "Year-round". December (June) is used here as the start of Austral (Boreal) summer.
An explanation for the categories is as follows:
ModerateEvents that have been detected, but with a maximum intensity that does not double the distance between the seasonal climatology and the threshold value.
StrongEvents with a maximum intensity that doubles the distance from the seasonal climatology and the threshold, but do not triple it.
SevereEvents that triple the aforementioned distance, but do not quadruple it.
ExtremeEvents with a maximum intensity that is four times or greater the aforementioned distance. Scary stuff...
Hobday et al. (in review). Categorizing and Naming Marine Heatwaves. Oceanography.
res_WA <- detect_event(ts2clm(sst_WA, climatologyPeriod = c("1983-01-01", "2012-12-31"))) # Note that the name argument expects a character vector cat_WA <- category(res_WA, name = "WA") tail(cat_WA)#> # A tibble: 6 x 11 #> event_no event_name peak_date category i_max duration p_moderate p_strong #> <int> <fct> <date> <chr> <dbl> <int> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 38 WA 2010 2010-09-29 II Strong 2.58 18 78 22 #> 2 40 WA 2010 2010-12-02 II Strong 2.66 15 73 27 #> 3 31 WA 2008 2008-04-14 III Severe 3.77 34 62 29 #> 4 22 WA 1999 1999-05-22 II Strong 3.6 95 59 41 #> 5 58 WA 2014 2014-08-31 II Strong 2.2 12 58 42 #> 6 42 WA 2011 2011-02-28 IV Extreme 6.51 60 47 32 #> # ... with 3 more variables: p_severe <dbl>, p_extreme <dbl>, season <chr># If the data were collected in the northern hemisphere # we must let the funciton know this as seen below res_Med <- detect_event(ts2clm(sst_Med, climatologyPeriod = c("1983-01-01", "2012-12-31"))) cat_Med <- category(res_Med, S = FALSE, name = "Med") tail(cat_Med)#> # A tibble: 6 x 11 #> event_no event_name peak_date category i_max duration p_moderate p_strong #> <int> <fct> <date> <chr> <dbl> <int> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 55 Med 2011 2011-05-25 II Strong 4.05 8 62 38 #> 2 23 Med 1999 1999-04-06 II Strong 1.88 5 60 40 #> 3 28 Med 2003 2003-06-20 II Strong 5.02 30 57 43 #> 4 62 Med 2012 2012-08-20 II Strong 4.22 18 56 44 #> 5 44 Med 2007 2007-04-25 III Severe 4.02 19 42 53 #> 6 70 Med 2014 2014-10-18 II Strong 3.31 110 35 65 #> # ... with 3 more variables: p_severe <dbl>, p_extreme <dbl>, season <chr>


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Here is a simple approach to fast Python development. We are using PyCharm + Anaconda in this course. PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE for Python which has most popular programming features. Anaconda is a rich set of most useful Python packages (contains Python compiler already). Both of them are free and easy to install. You can choose the OS you are familiar with. Here we provide brief instruction on Windows, Mac or Linux.
- Install PyCharm.
- Install Anaconda.
Configuring environment
After installation of PyCharm and Anaconda, the next step is to configure the environment and link between the IDE and Python. The user interface for PyCharm is similar under three different OS and we illustrate the Windows version.
- Open PyCharm.
- Import educational licence.
- Menu->File->New Project:
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- Press the green add button and select $\anaconda\python.exe and then OK. The IDE will configure automatically.
- Create new Python script file:
- Right click on the .py file to run:
Hello World Python
- Create helloworld.py
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- To run: Right click on .py and select ‘Run’.
- To debug: insert breakpoint similar with Eclipse or Visual Studio. Right click on .py and select ‘Debug’


Index limitations¶
There are a few limitations on the data which can be stored in an index; these rarely get in the way, and are generally easy to work around if they do, but it’s worth knowing about them.
Term length¶
Terms are limited to 245 bytes in length (at least with the “glass” and “chert” backends), but each zero byte in a term is currently internally encoded as two bytes, so the limit is less for a term which contains zero bytes. It’s rarely useful to have longer terms, but one situation where it can be is if you’re using something like a URL as an ID term; there is some discussion of this as one of our FAQs.
Document data length¶
The document data has a length limit which depends on the blocksize and some other factors, but with the default block size of 8KB, the document data length limit will be somewhere over 100MB.
Document value length¶
Document values are limited in length to a similar length to document data, but for performance reasons you probably wouldn’t want to store document values longer than a few tens of bytes, as reading multiple 100MB+ values during the match would be rather slow.
Document ID¶
Document IDs are (currently) 32-bit by default which limits you to 232-1 (nearly 4.3 billion) documents in a database. Document IDs for deleted documents aren’t reused for when automatically assigning a new document ID, so this limit also includes documents you’ve deleted. You can effectively reclaim such no-longer-used document IDs by compacting the database.
If you configure xapian-core with –enable-64bit-docid then 64-bit docids will be used instead. You may well also want to make termcounts 64-bit with –enabl-64bit-termcount. Note that these options change type sizes and hence the ABI of the library.
B-tree block number¶
The B-trees use a 32-bit unsigned block count. The default blocksize is 8KB which limits you to 32TB tables. You can increase the blocksize if this is a problem, but it’s best to do it before you create the database as otherwise you need to use xapian-compact to make a compacted copy of the database with the new blocksize, and that will take a while for such a large database. The maximum blocksize currently allowed is 64K, which limits you to 256TB tables.
OS file size¶
Any operating or filing system limit on file size obviously applies to Xapian. On modern platforms, you’re unlikely to hit these limits (e.g. on Linux, ext4 allows files up to 16TB and filesystems up to 1EB, while btrfs allows files and filesystems up to 16EB (figures from Wikipedia).
Total document length limit¶
Glass stores the total length (i.e. number of terms) of all the documents in a database so it can calculate the average document length. This is currently stored as an unsigned 64-bit quantity so you’re almost certain to hit another limit first.