Class OESRequiredInternalformat
- java.lang.Object
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- org.lwjgl.opengles.OESRequiredInternalformat
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public final class OESRequiredInternalformat extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to the OES_required_internalformat extension.The ES 1.1 API allows an implementation to store texture data internally with arbitrary precision, regardless of the format and type of the data supplied by the application. Similarly, ES allows an implementation to choose an arbitrary precision for the internal storage of image data allocated by glRenderbufferStorageOES.
While this allows flexibility for implementations, it does mean that an application does not have a reliable means to request the implementation maintain a specific precision or to find out what precision the implementation will maintain for a given texture or renderbuffer image.
For reference, "Desktop" OpenGL uses the
internalformat
argument to glTexImage*, glCopyTexImage* and glRenderbufferStorageEXT as a hint, defining the particular base format and precision that the application wants the implementation to maintain when storing the image data. Further, the application can choose aninternalformat
with a different base internal format than the source format specified by. The implementation is not required to exactly match the precision specified by internalformat
when choosing an internal storage precision, but it is required to match the base internal format ofinternalformat
.In addition, ES 1.1 does not allow an implementation to fail a request to glTexImage2D for any of the legal
format
andtype
, even if the implementation does not natively support data stored in that externalformat
andtype
. However, there are no additional requirements placed on the implementation. The ES implementation is free to store the texture data with lower precision than originally specified, for instance. Further, since ES removes the ability to query the texture object to find out what internal format it chose, there is no way for the application to find out that this has happened.This extension addresses the situation in two ways:
- This extension introduces the ability for an application to specify the desired "sized" internal formats for texture image allocation.
- This extension guarantees to maintain at least the specified precision of all available sized internal formats.
An implementation that exports this extension is committing to support all of the legal values for
internalformat
, subject to the extension dependencies described herein. That is to say, the implementation is guaranteeing that choosing aninternalformat
argument with a value from these tables will not cause an image allocation request to fail. Furthermore, it is guaranteeing that for any sized internal format, the renderbuffer or texture data will be stored with at least the precision prescribed by the sized internal format.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field and Description static int
GL_ALPHA8_OES
GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT16_OES
GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT24_OES
GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT32_OES
GL_DEPTH24_STENCIL8_OES
GL_LUMINANCE4_ALPHA4_OES
GL_LUMINANCE8_ALPHA8_OES
GL_LUMINANCE8_OES
GL_RGB10_A2_EXT
GL_RGB10_EXT
GL_RGB5_A1_OES
GL_RGB565_OES
GL_RGB8_OES
GL_RGBA4_OES
GL_RGBA8_OESAccepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.
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Field Detail
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GL_ALPHA8_OES
public static final int GL_ALPHA8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_LUMINANCE8_OES
public static final int GL_LUMINANCE8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_LUMINANCE8_ALPHA8_OES
public static final int GL_LUMINANCE8_ALPHA8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_LUMINANCE4_ALPHA4_OES
public static final int GL_LUMINANCE4_ALPHA4_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGB565_OES
public static final int GL_RGB565_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGB8_OES
public static final int GL_RGB8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGBA4_OES
public static final int GL_RGBA4_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGB5_A1_OES
public static final int GL_RGB5_A1_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGBA8_OES
public static final int GL_RGBA8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT16_OES
public static final int GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT16_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT24_OES
public static final int GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT24_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT32_OES
public static final int GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT32_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DEPTH24_STENCIL8_OES
public static final int GL_DEPTH24_STENCIL8_OES
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGB10_EXT
public static final int GL_RGB10_EXT
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_RGB10_A2_EXT
public static final int GL_RGB10_A2_EXT
Accepted by theinternalformat
argument of TexImage2D, TexImage3DOES, and CopyTexImage2D.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Let Me tell you a few things...
BIO
A combination of formal education and comprehensive hands-on experience as IT supporting staff & supervisor, Web & Graphic Designer and Marketing Communication Executive will make an excellent addition to your organisation.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Cempedak Private Island - Bintan
2017 - 2018 | IT Supervisor
My main job in this resort were build the network topology for new villas and maintenance the network for smooth operations
Turi Beach Resort (Nongsa Resorts) - Batam
2014 - 2017 | Web Administrator & Graphic Designer
My main job in this hotel were did collateral design, maintenance the resort website and do some photography for raw material design
Favehotel M.T Haryono - Balikpapan
2013 - 2014 | Marketing & Sales Executive and Graphic Designer
My main job in this hotel were actually do the marketing stuff, due to the hotel itself has the concept of budgeting hotel. Therefore, the staff has the multiskill or to do a several job
Nagoya Mansion Hotel & Residence - Batam
2012 - 2013 | Marketing & Graphic Designer (Pre-Opening Team
As the pre-opening team, my main job in this hotel were did the preparation for the new hotel especially in Marketing and collateral design
Aston Jayapura Hotel & Convention Center - Jayapura
2010 - 2012 | Marketing & Graphic Designer (Pre-Opening Team)
As the pre-opening team, my main job in this hotel were did the preparation for the new hotel especially in Marketing and collateral design
Pakuwon Golf & Family Club - Surabaya
2006 - 2009 | Public Area Attendant
During my college, i had did some of dailyworker job to get additional fund for my study
SKILL
Web Designer
HTML, CSS, JS, BOOTSTRAP, MATERIALIZE
Well known in web concept and technology
Graphic Designer
Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere-Pro, Proshow Producer
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IT Network
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Murder, She Baked: A Deadly Recipe
Murder, She Baked: A Deadly Recipe is a TV movie starring Alison Sweeney, Cameron Mathison, and Barbara Niven. Bakery owner Hannah and her sister find the sheriff's body. Hannah promises cop detective wannabe boyfriend not to get...


Dinner Recipes
Roasted Red Bell Pepper Soup
- Wheat free
- Gluten free
- Red peppers are a good source of vitamin C and B6
- Dairy Free and Vegan if using vegetable stock
- Calories:30 a cup
Ingredients: red peppers, olive oil, onions, carrots, celery, garlic, tomato puree, smoked paprika and veg or chicken stock.
Grapefruit and Avocado Salad with Seared Salmon
- Fatty acids from walnuts and salmon.
- Monounsaturated fats from avocado.
- Grapefruit for fat-burning and stabilising blood sugar.
- Good amount B vitamin niacin.
- Calories: 360
Ingredients: grapefruit, arugula, avocado, lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper, cooking spray, salmon fillets and walnuts.
Sweet Potato and Spinach Quesadillas
- Immune boost from the beta-carotene in sweet potatoes
- 20% of your daily iron needs
- More calcium than a glass of milk.

Grilled Carrot & Parsnip Salad
- Wheat free
- Gluten free
- Dairy free
- Vegan
- 20 minutes prep and cooking
- Calories: 164.3
Ingredients: carrots, parsnips, olive oil, watercresses and cooked puy lentils.


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Regainment is a puzzle, platformer game in which you control two characters in a mirror dimension. Regainment is about a character who has lost his memories and starts an epic journey to regain these. He has to travel through the mirror dimension, while overcoming difficult challenges. His end goal is to reach the God of Mirrors and ask to be reunited with part of his soul that was cast to the mirror dimension. Regainment is about overcoming challenges, exploring the mirror dimension and solving difficult puzzles. The player experience we are aiming for is a non-competitive, mind-driven gaming experience which can be played on your own speed. The game can be classified as an adventurous platformer with logic puzzles, which require a good set of brains. This game is designed for (young) adults who enjoy challenging puzzles which they can explore at their own pace in an immersive and enchanting environment. It is an ongoing project in a team of two.
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Get Dolled up in the Hotel Room
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Marriot Marquis hotel room |
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Join everyone for a toast to the bride!
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Marriot Marquis hotel room |
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5:30pm |
Strut our stuff in dance class
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PaRtY the Night Away |
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A 24-year-old business professional that studied with Federico at Arizona State and majored in Business Relations and Botany. She is always up for a challenge and says at times it is her life's work to build thriving businesses. If there is a idea or missing piece of the puzzle she always seems to find it or create it. Since joining the team at Green Thumb Academy, she has transformed the aesthetic and culture of the company to reflect her bubbly and personality. With a knack for personal gardening at her family’s home when growing up has led her right back to her roots. In Margie's spare time she enjoys concerts and as a foody, every new restaurant in town.
Executive Leadership
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Finding his path has been a difficult one and it is by no mistake he is a part of the team at Green Thumb Academy. Starting his own companies with marginal success Milo has always been willing to lend a helping hand. He spent a few years with the Peace Corps building homes in less than fortunate 3rd world countries and helping their communities learn to grow and store their own food supplies. With years of helping others build their businesses he brings his life experiences and expertise with him. He dreams of one day opening his own chain of full-service car wash chains in the greater Kansas City area where he grew up.


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Get a job that pays well so I can enjoy a nice and peaceful retierment.
Summary of Skillsets
- Decent at ussing a computer
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- 5 years of casual cello
Experience
Dishwasher, Capri Cellars, Washington
- Wash dishes and sometimes make a little bit of food
Education
Skyline High School. Sammamish, Washington
- 3.0 GPA
- Games Club, 2018-19


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Ind vs Ban: Ganguly thanks both teams for playing T20 in 'tough conditions'
It was learnt that BCCI president was apprehensive as there could have been serious health concerns
by Press Trust of IndiaBCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Monday thanked Indian captain Rohit Sharma and the Bangladesh cricket team for agreeing to play the first T20 International despite severe air pollution in the national capital.
The Delhi government had issued health emergency across NCR as the toxic air quality in Delhi reached peak levels on Sunday morning with Air Quality Index (AQI) showing a staggering 999.
"Thank u to both the teams to play this game @ImRo45 @BCBtigers under tuff (sic) conditions .. well done bangladesh," BCCI president Ganguly tweeted from his official handle.
It was learnt that BCCI president was apprehensive as there could have been serious health concerns but both Rohit and the Bangladesh team management assured that they would like to play the game.
Ganguly has already said that next time when the board prepared itinerary for home games, they would be "more practical" about slotting matches in Delhi during post Diwali when air pollution is at its peak.


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My submissions | Friends' submissions | Global Submissions.
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Args:
name: The string name of this lobe.
- __lt__(self, other)
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their center of mass.
Precondition: Because ordering depends on weights, the operand lobe's
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topydo
A to-do list application that uses the todo.txt format.
More information: home page
- Add a to-do to a specific project with a given context:
topydo add "todo_message +project_name @context_name"
- Add a to-do with a due date of tomorrow with a priority of `A`:
topydo add "(A) todo _message due:1d"
- Add a to-do with a due date of Friday:
topydo add "todo_message due:fri"
- Add a non-strict repeating to-do (next due = now + rec):
topydo add "water flowers due:mon rec:1w"
- Add a strict repeating to-do (next due = current due + rec):
topydo add "todo_message due:2020-01-01 rec:+1m"
- Revert the last `topydo` command executed:
topydo revert


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Our interviews took us from visiting SXSW artists to Austin locals and back again. We found ourselves traversing across Austin city, seeing things and meeting people we would never have hoped to otherwise - not even in the chaos of SXSW. Their hospitality and friendliness was touching, and their unquestioned support, like that of our readers, made the whole project worthwhile.
To celebrate both the end of the project, its success and the pivotal role Sonnenzimmer came to play, we are giving away one of their screen printed beauties!
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My name is Daniel Bateman, im a 38 year old graphic artist. I have some introductory experience writing html and css, mainly through Adobe Dreamweaver, which is a code writer and css designer. I am a Apple Mac OS X enthusist, however I do have experience operating Microsoft Windows and similar opporating systems.
Continuing my education is importaint to me for a number of reasons, I want to work with leading-edge technology to develop highly resoponsive iOT devices that can be used to create a better way of life for all people to enjoy..
Web Development
Some of my main interests are developing and renovating open source code using applications like Github. I am very excited about learning all the new features of html5, and how they can be used to give direction and understanding to web browsers and iOT devices with capabilities of processeing large amounts of data and instructions.
Finding a career in web development, associated with Search Engine Optimization or enginering would be a dream come true. I currently work at Dimitrious Jazz Alley, located in South Lake Union. I have worked there for about 1 year part time as an assistant property manager at the Jazz Alley Condimnims.


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I am 17 years old and have done my share of drugs I could not ever list them and I am very expiranced. I was in a complete business mindset at the time and I was issued hydrocodone for about a week. A friend of mine (J) was at my house and brought some Propoxyphene which I had only done once before with T. We each dropped some bomb dose at the same time that we took 3 Darvocets, and 4 vicodens each and then went to go smoke a quad of some canadian hydro.
That was when things took on a different meaning. I was not tripping yet but things just didn't make any sense. I cannot remember to much of the expirance but I remember the pills and pot hit me hard and I was completely detached from reality thinking nonsense. And for some reason I kept blacking out.
Then that acid hit and the whole expirance turned into a twisted reality of a parallel universe. The only thing I can compare it to was datura.

All in all it was not worth it because I remember hardly anything.
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| import {InteractionModel} from "../alexa/interaction-model";
import {Alexa, AlexaEvent} from "../alexa/alexa";
import {Global} from "../core/global";
import {SessionEndedReason} from "../alexa/service-request";
export class BSTAlexaEvents {
/**
* Fired when an {@link AudioItem} finishes playing. Means that it played to completion (as opposed to being stopped)
*
* Payload is an {@link AudioItem}.
*/
public static AudioPlayerPlaybackFinished = "AudioPlayer.PlaybackFinished";
/**
* Fired when an {@link AudioItem} has nearly finished. An opportunity to queue the next track.
*
* Payload is an {@link AudioItem}.
*/
public static AudioPlayerPlaybackNearlyFinished = "AudioPlayer.PlaybackNearlyFinished";
/**
* Fired when an {@link AudioItem} begins playing.
*
* Payload is an {@link AudioItem}.
*/
public static AudioPlayerPlaybackStarted = "AudioPlayer.PlaybackStarted";
/**
* Fired when an {@link AudioItem} has stopped playing.
*
* Payload is an {@link AudioItem}.
*/
public static AudioPlayerPlaybackStopped = "AudioPlayer.PlaybackStopped";
/**
* Fired when a response is received from the Alexa Skill.
*
* Parameters are the raw response JSON and the request JSON that triggered it.
*/
public static Response = "response";
}
/**
* Programmatic interface for interacting with the Bespoken Tools Alexa emulator.
*
* Overview on usage can be found [here](../index.html). NodeJS tutorial [here](../../tutorials/tutorial_bst_emulator_nodejs)
*
*/
export class BSTAlexa {
private static AudioPlayerEvents: Array<string> = [BSTAlexaEvents.AudioPlayerPlaybackFinished,
BSTAlexaEvents.AudioPlayerPlaybackNearlyFinished,
BSTAlexaEvents.AudioPlayerPlaybackStarted,
BSTAlexaEvents.AudioPlayerPlaybackStopped];
public static DefaultIntentSchemaLocation = "speechAssets/IntentSchema.json";
public static DefaultSampleUtterancesLocation = "speechAssets/SampleUtterances.txt";
private _alexa: Alexa = null;
/**
* Creates a new Alexa emulator
* @param skillURL The URL the skill is listening that this emulator should interact with
* @param intentSchemaFile The path to the intent schema file - defaults to {@link BSTAlexa.DefaultIntentSchemaLocation}.
* @param sampleUtterancesFile The path to the samples utterances file - defaults to {@link BSTAlexa.DefaultSampleUtterancesLocation}.
* @param applicationID The application ID. Just makes one up if none is defined.
*/
public constructor(private skillURL: string,
private intentSchemaFile?: string,
private sampleUtterancesFile?: string,
private applicationID?: string) {
if (this.intentSchemaFile === undefined || this.intentSchemaFile === null) {
this.intentSchemaFile = BSTAlexa.DefaultIntentSchemaLocation;
}
if (this.sampleUtterancesFile === undefined || this.sampleUtterancesFile === null) {
this.sampleUtterancesFile = BSTAlexa.DefaultSampleUtterancesLocation;
}
this._alexa = new Alexa();
if (this.applicationID !== undefined && this.applicationID !== null) {
Global.config().updateApplicationID(this.applicationID);
}
}
/**
* Start the emulator
* @param ready Passes back an error if there are any issues with initialization
*/
public start(ready: (error?: string) => void): void {
let self = this;
InteractionModel.fromFiles(this.intentSchemaFile, this.sampleUtterancesFile, function(model: InteractionModel, error: string) {
if (error !== undefined && error !== null) {
ready(error);
} else {
self._alexa.startSession(self.skillURL, model, true, self.applicationID);
ready();
}
});
}
/**
* Registers a callback for Skill events
*
* For AudioPlayer events, the payload is an {@link AudioItem}
*
* For event type {@link BSTAlexaEvents.Response}, the payload is the response body as JSON
* A second parameter with the body of the request as JSON is also passed
*
* @param eventType {@link BSTAlexaEvents}
* @param callback
* @return Itself
*/
public on(eventType: string, callback: Function): BSTAlexa {
if (eventType.startsWith("AudioPlayer")) {
if (!BSTAlexa.validateAudioEventType(eventType)) {
throw Error("No event type: " + eventType + " is defined");
}
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayerEnabled()) {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().on(eventType, callback);
}
} else if (eventType === BSTAlexaEvents.Response) {
this._alexa.on(AlexaEvent.SkillResponse, callback);
} else {
throw Error("No event type: " + eventType + " is defined");
}
return this;
}
/**
* Registers a one-time callback for Skill events
*
* For AudioPlayer events, the payload is an {@link AudioItem}
*
* For event type {@link BSTAlexaEvents.Response}, the payload is the response body as JSON
* A second parameter with the body of the request as JSON is also passed
*
* @param eventType {@link BSTAlexaEvents}
* @param callback
* @returns Itself
*/
public once(eventType: string, callback: Function): BSTAlexa {
if (eventType.startsWith("AudioPlayer")) {
if (!BSTAlexa.validateAudioEventType(eventType)) {
throw Error("No event type: " + eventType + " is defined");
}
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayerEnabled()) {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().once(eventType, callback);
}
} else if (eventType === BSTAlexaEvents.Response) {
this._alexa.once(AlexaEvent.SkillResponse, callback);
} else {
throw Error("No event type: " + eventType + " is defined");
}
return this;
}
/**
* Emulates the specified phrase being said to an Alexa device
* @param phrase
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public spoken(phrase: string, callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
this._alexa.spoken(phrase, function (error: any, response: any, request: any) {
Eif (callback !== undefined && callback !== null) {
callback(error, response, request);
}
});
return this;
}
/**
* Emulates the specified intent coming from the Alexa device.
* @param intentName The name of the intent - must exactly match the IntentSchema
* @param slots A key-value dictionary of slots in the form { "slotName": "slotValue" }
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public intended(intentName: string, slots?: {[id: string]: string}, callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
this._alexa.intended(intentName, slots, function (error: any, response: any, request: any) {
if (callback !== undefined && callback !== null) {
callback(error, response, request);
}
});
return this;
}
/**
* Emulates the specified skill being launched
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public launched(callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
this._alexa.launched(callback);
return this;
}
/**
* Ends the session - requires a reason
* @param sessionEndedReason Can be ERROR, EXCEEDED_MAX_REPROMPTS or USER_INITIATED
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public sessionEnded(sessionEndedReason: string, callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
// Convert to enum value
const sessionEndedEnum = (<any> SessionEndedReason)[sessionEndedReason];
this._alexa.sessionEnded(sessionEndedEnum, null, callback);
return this;
}
/**
* Emulates the current track playing to completion.
*
* The Alexa Emulator will automatically play the next queued track
* as well as signal to your skill the current track has completed
*
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public playbackFinished(callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayerEnabled()) {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().isPlaying()) {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().playbackFinished(callback);
}
}
return this;
}
/**
* Triggers a AudioPlayer.PlaybackNearlyFinished request from Alexa
*
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public playbackNearlyFinished(callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayerEnabled()) {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().isPlaying()) {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().playbackNearlyFinished(callback);
}
}
return this;
}
/**
* Triggers a AudioPlayer.PlaybackStopped request from Alexa
*
* @param callback Returns any error, along the response and request JSON associated with this call
* @returns Itself
*/
public playbackStopped(callback?: (error: any, response: any, request: any) => void): BSTAlexa {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayerEnabled()) {
Eif (this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().isPlaying()) {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().playbackStopped(callback);
}
}
return this;
}
/**
* Emulates the track being played back
*
* Updates the offset time on the track
* @param offsetInMilliseconds
* @returns Itself
*/
public playbackOffset(offsetInMilliseconds: number): BSTAlexa {
this._alexa.context().audioPlayer().playbackOffset(offsetInMilliseconds);
return this;
}
/**
* Turns off the Alexa emulator.
* Useful for running inside of tests to ensure all cleanup has completed before next test starts.
* @param onStop
*/
public stop(onStop: () => void) {
this._alexa.stop(onStop);
}
private static validateAudioEventType(eventType: string): boolean {
let match = false;
for (let e of BSTAlexa.AudioPlayerEvents) {
if (eventType === e) {
match = true;
break;
}
}
return match;
}
}
|


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PANELCTL
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: April 2006
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
panelctl - manual page for panelctl (libavc1394) 0.1SYNOPSIS
panelctl [OPTION] <channel|command>DESCRIPTION
panelctl is a command line tool to send control commands via an IEEE1394 link to an AV/C Panel such as the Motorola Digital Consumer Terminal (DCT) series. Or for the non-techies: panelctl lets you remote control your digital cable box via a Firewire cable.
OPTIONS
- -d, --debug
- Display debug information
- -h, --help
- Display this help and exit
- -v, --version
- Output version information and exit
Channels:
- 001 - 999
- Tune directly to a specific channel
Commands:
- ok
- Select the highlighted item
- up
- Move up in the menu or guide
- down
- Move down in the menu or guide
- left
- Move left in the menu or guide
- right
- Move right in the menu or guide
- menu
- Enter or Exit the Main Menu
- lock
- Bring up Parental Control screen
- guide
- Bring up Listings By Time screen
- favorite
- Scan through just your favorite channels
- exit
- Return to live TV from the menu or guide
- enter
- Enter the digital Music menu
- channelup
- Change channel up
- channeldown
- Change channel down
- last
- Return to the previous menu or channel
- info
- See a description of the current show
- help
- See helpful information
- pageup
- Move up one page in the menu or guide
- pagedown
- Move down one page in the menu or guide
- power
- Toggle the device on or off
- volumeup
- Change volume up
- volumedown
- Change volume down
- mute
- Toggle sound on or off
- play
- Play DVR or On-Demand content
- stop
- Stop DVR or On-Demand content
- pause
- Pause DVR or On-Demand content
- record
- Record content on the DVR
- rewind
- Rewind DVR or On-Demand content
- fastforward
- Fast Forward DVR or On-Demand content
- soundoff
- Turn sound off
- soundon
- Turn sound on
- num0 - num9
- Emulate a number key pressed
AUTHOR
- Written by Stacey Son, John Woodell, and Dan Dennedy.
COPYRIGHT
- Copyright (C) 2004-2006
SEE ALSO
- dvcont
-
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:07 GMT, December 24, 2015


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[ARTICLE 3D]
RISK MANAGEMENT AND OWN RISK AND SOLVENCY ASSESSMENT
[§431:3D-101] Scope and purpose. (a) This article shall apply to all insurers domiciled in this State unless exempt pursuant to section 431:3D-106.
(b) The purposes of this article shall be to:
(1) Provide the requirements for maintaining a risk management framework and completing an own risk and solvency assessment; and
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CHASING AMY A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1997 Michael John Legeros
(Mirimax) Directed by Kevin Smith Written by Kevin Smith Cast Ben Affleck, Joey Lauren Adams, Jason Lee, Dwight Ewell, Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for profanity and sexual language) Running Time 111 minutes Reviewed at The Rialto Theatre, Raleigh, NC (18APR97)
==
Kevin Smith's raunchy romantic comedy, of the boy-meets-lesbian variety, has one of the smartest scripts that we'll likely see this year. Oh, sure, the writer/director of CLERKS and the underappreciated MALLRATS covers his fair share of familiar ground. That the main characters are comic-book artists is no surprise.  (One, ah, cunning linguist cites CNN and the Weather Channel and his need for "constant updates.") What's new for the Smithster-- who also reprises his role as Silent Bob, for one scene-- is a poignancy that creeps into the characters and their situations. (The subject of a young man trying to accept his partner's sexual past is, indeed, heart-breaking.) Alas, the downside to this wonderfully written (and side-splitting funny) work is that it's also *directed* by Kevin Smith. He's getting better with tone, I'll give him that, but his choice of actors still leaves a lot to be desired. The worst offender, by far, is lead actress Joey Lauren Adams. With her Joker grin and Jennifer Tilly voice, she's instantly off-putting. Bring cotton for your ears.
Grade: B
--
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Let's have a look at simple statistics, such as:
The previous graphs are not very interesting. Let's have a look at the amount of infected people per day.
Based on the data that we have collected, we can try to fit a mathematical model. With this model, we can actually predict the future.
Please wait while the graph is loaded...
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Data can be displayed as the Grid or the Chart.
Visualization mode is controlled by the MvcOlapControl.AnalysisType property.
By default this property is AnalysisType.Grid.


THE EFFECTS OF TEXTBOOK INSTRUCTION, MANIPULATIVES AND IMAGERY ON RECALL OF THE
BASIC MULTIPLICATION FACTS
by James H. Babb
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the College of Education
in The University of South Florida
August, 1975
Thesis supervisor: Dr. A. Edward Uprichard
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


The Contacts part of the API Showcase application does not show a lot of information to the user. All the information is displayed in the console. A good way to remedy is to use the Status building block.
This is by far the simplest building blocks to use by virtue of the implementation of the building blocks demo (download here). In order to take advantage of this, simply copy the following from the demo
style/status
status.css
js/status.js
and import it in your app

<link href="css/status.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
To use, simply call utils.status.show(message)
. message
can be a string or HTML.
To satisfy my curiosity I took a peek at the contents of status.js
. It works as follows. The status
object keeps track of 4 variables
DISPLAYED_TIME
: default time to show the status, in millisecondssection
: the HTML element representing a status. Looks like

The Alarm is set. Nighty night

content
: The HTML element representing the message contentstimeoutID
: used to hide the statusThe library is auto initialized, and at this time section
is created. The library listens for animationend
events on the section
, and the listeners are attached at this time also.
The only function the user should use is show()
. It takes two parameters message
and duration
. The message
, as explained above, can be a string or HTML. duration
is specified in milliseconds and is optional ( the library will use DISPLAYED_TIME
instead ). If a status is already shown, it will change the contents, or else it will display a new one. In either case, it will set a timeout to hide the status.
As a little bonus, the library emits status-showed
and status-hidden
events should the application want to know coordinate with the status.
The status was used in the demos, as described in the beginning of the post, to give the user feedback about the Contact API calls. The demo is available here (does not work in browsers) and the source is on Github.


Difference between HTML & CSS
HTML (or Hypertext Mark-up Language) & CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are both programming languages that work together to help make a website.
Figure 1 – HTML code
The HTML contains all the structural content (or skeletal bones like the meta, head, body tags (as identified in Figure 1), which are needed to help communicate to the web browser properly while the CSS is like the skin that contains all the elements that is needed to pretty the page up (by using different fonts, colours, margins & paddings adjustments etc). It allows you to vary your styling & formatting technique that can make it visually appealing for the user. (See Figure 2 below).
Figure 2 – CSS code
At a glance, both the HTML & CSS look similar, but they are not. The HTML gives instructions for what each element will do while the CSS works in the background listing the different styles & formatting techniques, we have imposed on each element to make it look different or the same to the rest of the sites content. They work in unison to give us the finished product.
So why do we need JavaScript (JS) then?
Bryan Miller from brytdesigns.com defines the difference between all 3 different languages quite clearly in Figure 3 below.
Figure 3 – HTML vs CSS vs JS
JavaScript is a third language that works in unison with both HTML & CSS. It takes it up a level enhancing a websites functionality by making it more interactive to handle functions & complex calculations (that once coded correctly) removes the need for manual entries & human error while increasing through-put as data contained within can be retrieved & actioned automatically.
This could be something like purchasing a product online, creating a new account, identifying & paying for your order & then having the product shipped to the correct address. Then being able to retrieve your stored customer details again months down the track to be able to continue ordering more product off the same site.
Explain Control Flow & Loops
Control Flow is the order of when a program command is executed in a system. It could be that you must complete this step first before continuing to the next step or utilise commands like ‘if/else’ statements that stipulate ‘if this is true, then complete this command, else if false – execute this instead.’
The program could be stuck in a loop statement that continues going around & around in circles until the conditions are satisfied.
This could be something like starting at an initial number of 0. You could use a ‘do/while loop’ that looks at checking the data & processing the outcome while checking, has it reached the condition = to ‘20’ yet? No? Add an extra number to this & do the loop around again until the condition is true.
Figure 4 – Do/While Loop
What is the DOM & how do you interact with it?
The Document Object Model (or DOM) is created when a web page is loaded into a browser. It provides a tree-like structure that stems from the document & contains objects from the page, which can be accessed & manipulated by JavaScript.
Accessing the DOM
- Open up any webpage
- Then either:
- Right-mouse click & select INSPECT ELEMENT or
- Press F12 or
- Press CTRL + SHIFT + i
The DOM is the foreign jargon of code that gives you access to the HTML, CSS & JS content amongst other nifty features
Figure 5 – Accessing the DOM
As a web developer, this can help you to visually identify the behaviour of each element you have with the current conditions that are in place & you can manipulate the DOM by making local changes to a site, but once refreshed, this content is lost.
It’s an easy way to view what you want your website to look like before committing changes fully in your HTML code.
You can also take any website, access the DOM & make changes to it that looks like you are a true hacker! Cool party trick!
Accessing Data between Arrays & Objects
Arrays contain a list of objects (that stores a collection of data; like a list of your friends). See Figure 5 below where the data is contained in square brackets & separated by a comma).
Figure 6 – Array
This array called friends contains Joanna, Jamie, Chip & Nadia. To retrieve the data in an array, you refer to it by the index count which starts from 0, where Joanna[0], Jamie[1], Chip[2] & Nadia[3] so when we run, console.log command, Chip is returned.
An Object is a collection of properties stored together in association with a key:’value’ pair & are denoted by curly brackets { } (See Figure 6).
Figure 7 – Objects
Having access to an address book that stores a persons’ contact details (see Figure 6), you can access the content by either using: . notation or [] notation. I prefer .notation as it’s easier to read, however upon research & work done in Sprint 4 kata's, it seems that the square bracket notation gives you the capability to do more powerful things; will be looking forward to putting this into action more!
- .notation
- contact.name
- contact.phone
- contact.city
- [ ] notation
- contact["name"]
- contact["phone"]
- contact["city"]
What are Functions & Why are they Useful?
JavaScript uses Functions which are sets of instructions that execute command lines of code at given instances.
It is useful as it:
- frees the web developers from rewriting code time & time again
- can be used more than once by ‘calling or invoking’ a function
- means less code to sift through in the long run
- can be utilised to lessen the monotonous tasks
- calculates complex equations
- can search through large data to find answers easily


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Man strangulates wife, found dead later
by Staff ReporterA 68-year-old man, who allegedly strangulated his wife to death, was later found dead at his house at Chambad on Manekara Road here on Sunday.
The deceased were identified as Kuttykrishnan and wife Nirmala, 58.
According to the police, Kuttykrishnan, who retired from a spinning mill, strangulated his wife to death on Sunday afternoon. He then sought the help of his neighbours to take her to hospital, saying that she had injured herself.
While he did not join them at the hospital, he was later found dead in his house. Preliminary investigation suggested that the man had killed his wife following suspicion. On the day of the incident, they had a fight, the police added.
Thalassery DySP K.V. Venugopal and Panur Sub Inspector K. Santhosh Kumar are investigating the case.
(Assistance for overcoming suicidal thoughts is available on the State’s health helpline 104, Maithri - 0484-2540530, Thanal Suicide Prevention Centre - 0495-2760000 and Direct Interventions System for Health Awareness - 1056)


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Constructor
new Command(command)
Creates Command.
By default Command:
- Runs asynchronously.
- Inherits parent's environment.
- Inherits parent's current directory.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
command |
String | Command or Program to execute. |
- Source:
Methods
_default_stdio_if()
Sets default stdio once.
- Source:
arg(arg) → {this}
Adds argument to Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
arg |
String | Argument to add. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
args(args) → {this}
Adds array of arguments to Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
args |
Array | Array of arguments to add. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
callback(cb) → {this}
Sets callback for async execution.
Note:
- Synchronous version does not use it.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cb |
Callback that accepts (error, stdout, stderr). |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
current_dir(path) → {this}
Sets current working directory.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
String | Path of directory. No validation is done. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
encoding(encoding) → {this}
Sets encoding for Command's output.
Note:
- Async Command uses by default 'utf8'
- Sync Command uses by default 'buffer'
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
encoding |
String | Encoding to use. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
env(key, val) → {this}
Inserts or updates environment variable.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
String | Name of variable. |
val |
String | Value of variable. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
env_clear() → {this}
Clears environment variables.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
env_remove(key) → {this}
Removes environment variable.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
String | Name of variable. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
exec() → {String}
Execs Command in shell.
- Source:
Returns:
-
node.js ChildProcess in async mode.
-
Output of Command.
- Type
- String
execFile() → {String}
Executes Command as File (i.e. uses execFile).
- Source:
Returns:
-
node.js ChildProcess in async mode.
-
Output of Command.
- Type
- String
output() → {Output}
Executes the command as a child process, waiting for it to finish and collecting output.
By default, stdin, stdout and stderr are captured in buffer mode.
- Source:
Returns:
Output of Command's execution
- Type
- Output
shell(shell) → {this}
Sets shell mode for Command.
Note:
- exec() Accepts String.
- spawn() Accepts String & Boolean. Boolean means to use default.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
shell |
Boolean | String | Shell to use. |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
spawn() → {Object}
Spawns Command in shell.
Note:
- Callback isn't used.
- Source:
Returns:
-
node.js ChildProcess in async mode.
-
Object with pid, output, stdout, sterr, status, signal and error.
- Type
- Object
status() → {number}
Executes Command synchronously and gets status.
By default, stdin, stdout and stderr are inherited from the parent.
- Source:
Returns:
Status of command.
- Type
- number
stderr(stderr) → {this}
Sets stderr for Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stderr |
Stderr for Command's stdio configuration. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdin(stdin) → {this}
Sets stdin for Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stdin |
Stdin for Command's stdio configuration. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdio(stdio) → {this}
Sets stdio for Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stdio |
Array | Array with Command's stdio configuration. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdio_ignore() → {this}
Sets stdio to ignore for Command.
Means that output is redirected to /dev/null
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdio_inherit() → {this}
Sets stdio to inherit for Command.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdio_pipe() → {this}
Sets stdio to pipe for Command.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
stdout(stdout) → {this}
Sets stdout for Command.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stdout |
Stderr for Command's stdio configuration. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- Type
- this
sync() → {this}
Enable synchronous execution.
Note:
- Failed command throws except for spawn().
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- this
timeout(ms) → {this}
Sets timeout for execution.
Parameters:
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ms |
number | Milliseconds to wait. |
- Source:
Returns:
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Anthony Liriano
Inotify Instances Limit Has Been Reached
Overview
While modifying one of our Kubernetes Deployments that caused a pod restart, we started receiving the System.IO.IOException below. The pod would not go into the ready state and would continue to restart. This was spread through our namespaces and would resufarce everytime we restarted a pod or scaled a deployment.
Unhandled exception. System.IO.IOException: The configured user limit (128) on the number of inotify instances has been reached, or the per-process limit on the number of open file descriptors has been reached.
at System.IO.FileSystemWatcher.StartRaisingEvents()
at System.IO.FileSystemWatcher.StartRaisingEventsIfNotDisposed()
at System.IO.FileSystemWatcher.set_EnableRaisingEvents(Boolean value)
at Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders.Physical.PhysicalFilesWatcher.TryEnableFileSystemWatcher()
at Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders.Physical.PhysicalFilesWatcher.CreateFileChangeToken(String filter)
at Microsoft.Extensions.FileProviders.PhysicalFileProvider.Watch(String filter)
at Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.FileConfigurationProvider.<.ctor>b__1_0()
at Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives.ChangeToken.OnChange(Func`1 changeTokenProducer, Action changeTokenConsumer)
at Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.FileConfigurationProvider..ctor(FileConfigurationSource source)
at Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json.JsonConfigurationSource.Build(IConfigurationBuilder builder)
at Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.ConfigurationBuilder.Build()
at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting.WebHostBuilder.BuildCommonServices(AggregateException& hostingStartupErrors)
at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting.WebHostBuilder.Build()
Finding the Solution
After looking around, everything was pointing to the root issue being that the Kubernetes cluster was running out of inotify resources at the OS level. The OS Resource limits are defined by fs.inotify.max_user_watches and fs.inotify.max_user_instances environment variables.
to view the inotify resource limits, execute into a pod in the cluster and run sysctl fs.inotify. The values may vary depending on the OS.
root@sdsswe-5bcb94bbf4-9jtr5:/app# sysctl fs.inotify
fs.inotify.max_queued_events = 16384
fs.inotify.max_user_instances = 128
fs.inotify.max_user_watches = 524288
Temporary Fix - Short Term
Increase the allocated inotify resources. From what I understand this can’t be modified via Dockerfile so it must be done directly on the Virtual Machine.
echo fs.inotify.max_user_instances=524288 | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf && sudo sysctl -p
What Worked For Us - Long Term
After some searching, it seems that this was being caused by our use of the CreateDefaultBuilder in Program.cs, there’s setting within the CreateDefaultBuilder that we cannot override that is setting our AppSettings.Json files to reloadOnChange. https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/release/5.0/src/libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting/src/Host.cs#L74-L77
public static IHostBuilder CreateHostBuilder(string[] args) =>
new HostBuilder()
.ConfigureWebHostDefaults(webBuilder =>
{
webBuilder.UseStartup<Startup>();
webBuilder.UseKestrel();
}).ConfigureLogging(logging =>
{
logging.ClearProviders();
logging.SetMinimumLevel(Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.LogLevel.Trace);
}).ConfigureAppConfiguration((context, config) =>
{
config.AddJsonFile("appsettings.json", optional: true, reloadOnChange: false);
config.AddJsonFile("appsettings.Development.json", optional: true, reloadOnChange: false);
})
.UseNLog();
Why?
I still have a few questions, that I couldn’t find the answer to. Let me know if you have answers?
- If we’re not changing the AppSettings.Json file within the Docker container, why is realoded on change causing this issue?
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Just started calibration process for my V2.2
My Vrms reported by emontx is about 10.5V above what is being reported by my energy meter. I am using a 77DB-06-09 (UK) from the shop.
Should I start by using the 227.59 from the calibration sheet?
In the sketches why is the coefficient set differently for CT1 and the CT2/CT3. And even though the comments say the default is set to the Ideal Power ones, they are not.
It sets them as
ct1.voltageTX(236.2, 1.7);
ct2.voltageTX(234.26, 1.7);
ct3.voltageTX(234.26, 1.7);
See
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonTxFirmware/blob/master/emonTxV2...
or
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonTxFirmware/blob/master/emonTxV2...
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
The calibration coefficients in the sketches are starting values. Follow the calibration procedure here to get the actual correct values for your particular set of components. It's quite possible that all 3 CT inputs will have different coefficients, as each use a different CT and burden resistor.
The value for the voltage calibration in the V2.2 sketch may well be the one for the old Mascot adapter, why there are different values for each CT, I've no idea. The best possibility I can think of is an attack of digitus erroneous whilst editing. They should all be the same.
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
Just wanted to check, am I supposed to be calibrating the emontx using the same socket that I intend powering the 9v from or from any socket in the house?
Using my Fluke 117 I managed to calibrate the Vrms. But I just wanted to check how this was supposed to be done.
I took a reading using the LoZ but that keeping jumping around too much. So instead I used the normal Voltage setting and used the Max/Min/Average setting and let the meter run for about a min and used the Avg over 60 seconds as my measured value.
Moving to the AC current calibration is a bit more tricky. I have never measured AC current before and my normal method of putting the meter in series with the load (as I would have done for DC) doesn't seem to work. The voltage doesn't seem to be flowing through the meter and so the load won't even switch on. What am I doing wrong. My meter leads are on the 10A slots and the meter dial is on the AC Amp setting.
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
Yes, I know the feeling if you're using the normal mains (if yours is anything like mine). All you can do is get as close as possible, initially. What's been reported as a method is you then compare accumulated kWh against your supplier's meter (which by definition is 100% accurate even if it actually isn't!) and trim the calibration by small amounts until you get as close as you can. Better than 1% has been claimed.
I'm afraid I don't have a Fluke, so all I can suggest is (a) there is a fuse for the 10 A range - is it intact? and (b) read the manual! But what you're doing sounds right. I assume your load is less than 10 A and has no significant inrush (which might have blown the fuse even if the nominal current is less than 10 A).
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
Before I can use the meter reading method to start calibration I wanted to get the Vrms, CTs and phase done atleast manually.
Looks like I'm going to have my plug in energy monitor for current instead of my multimeter.
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
looks like my 11a fuse is blown, so I used my Energenie plug in energy meter. I compared the voltage between my Fluke and the energy meter, they were about 0.5 volts apart, so that was ok.
After calibration my emontx and my inverter reported the same usage after a day, down to the decimal point! Brilliant.
There is about a 0.1 difference between the emoncms feed value and the My Solar App report. But this is a great result, and I've just started.
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
The important point there is, how did you blow the fuse? You need to know that because if ever you were to rely on a zero current indication and the fuse had just blown (again), you could get yourself into serious trouble. Not quite as serious though as if you relied on a no voltage indication (if you have a fused probe - most meters don't fuse the voltage ranges, I think for exactly this reason) and the circuit was in fact live.
Anyway, I'm glad to hear you're pleased with the result.
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
My fuse didn't blow trying to do this. It was blown prior to even starting this project!
Re: Calibration of Vrms on emontx v2.2 - question on coefficient
It was still worth noting the dangers, we don't want to lose you!


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10 September 2007
The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a new case of human infection of H5N1 avian influenza. A 33-year-old male from Riau Province developed symptoms on 25 August, was hospitalized on 2 September and died in hospital on 6 September . His source of exposure is currently under investigation.
Of the 106 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 85 have been fatal.


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Parameterize builds without requiring a user to submit a form when built manually. Use different default values depending on whether the build was manual or triggered.
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Use Case: Parameterizing a long list of email addresses 2 places in a job
In our maven jobs, we configure the email parameter to be passed to a maven goal through "-Demail.to.addresses=${email.to.addresses}" and we also want to use that email address in the email configuration post-goals. So, it would seem obvious that using parameterization would be the right way to go. Except now the job required the user to submit an extra form every time a job is manually built. Why do we care? For one reason, it's slightly annoying, and that's bad. But, the real reason is that we get accustomed to running jobs manually and as soon as we click the build button we turn our attention to something else, and forget that for some jobs we need to submit an additional form. Many times I find myself checking back to see if a job has completed, and aaarg - I forgot to submit the parameters form.
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We have some profiles that make the builds take a lot longer. Those profiles need to be run nightly, but during the day, they're optional. So, we make our Maven top level targets look like "clean install ${optionalProfiles}" and then we add a build parameter with a default value of "-Dmyprofile". Then, if the job is run manually, the user clicks on that text field, and blanks it out, and then submits the form. The profile doesn't get activated, but this is a pretty annoying work flow.
How does this plugin solve the problem?
By adding a new parameter type - "String Parameter (with defaults options)" (screenshot below isn't quite right, but it's close)
What is the plan to get this code working in Hudson?
Looking over the core code, the only reasonable way I could see to make this work is to make some backwards-compatible changes to ParametersDefinitionProperty and ParameterDefinition. These changes allow ParametersDefinitionProperty to skip rendering the form page if all parameters are flagged as "never prompt". It also allows ParametersDefinitionProperty to use a different default value than when a build was triggered.
This code has been written and tested, and a JIRA ticket and patch will soon be submitted. After that patch is applied, this plugin can go live. Until then, it can't be released.


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ND-Data¶
(This is an introduction. For detailed info, see API documentation
.)
The nddata class is built on top of numpy. Numpy allows you to create multi-dimensional arrays of data. The nddata class labels the dimensions (with a short text identifier) and allows you to associate axes, units, and errors with the data. These attributes are correctly transformed when you perform arithmetic operations or Fourier transforms, and are used to automatically format plots.
Todo
also implement with blocks for working in the Fourier domain
Very importantly, most pyspecdata functions are designed to operate on the data in place, meaning that rather than doing something like:
>>> data = data.mean() # numpy
you simply do:
>>> data.mean('axisname')
and data
is modified from here out.
We do this because we are typically processing multidimensional datasets that consist of many points,
and we subject them to a series of steps to process them.
We don’t want to use up memory with lots of copies of the data.
Also, this allows us to string together several operation, e.g.:
>>> data.ft('axis1').sum('axis2')['axis1':(0,3)].mean('axis3')
So, while this general setup is different than the standard numpy setup, etc., it should lead to you writing more efficient code, with less variables to keep track of, and generally also leads to far more compact code, and you should probably not try to bypass it by creating copies of your data.
In rare circumstances, you need to create a copy of your data (I think there is only one case where this is true: when you need to process the same data in parallel in two different ways to generate two results, and then perform math that uses both results). For these cases, you can use an easy shortcut for the copy method: C (as in data.C).
say something about slicing and copies here
Note that, if all else fails,
you can always use numpy directly:
The `data` attribute of an nddata object is just a standard numpy array.
For example, if you have an nddata object called mydata
,
then mydata.data
is just a standard numpy array.
For beginning users,
this can be a very helpful fall back.
But, note that – in most cases – it should be more beneficial if you don’t
directly access the data attribute.
Below, we outline how you can use dimension labels to make code more legible and make many common tasks easier. Then, we note how slicing operations are different (and easier) for nddata than for standard numpy arrays. Finally, we outline several classes of methods by sub-topic.
Dimension labels¶
All dimension labels can have a display name (used for printing and plotting) and one or more short names (used for writing code).
You don’t need to keep track of the order of dimensions or align dimensions during multiplication. When you do arithmetic with two arrays, pyspecdata will first reshape the arrays so that dimensions with the same names are aligned with each other. Furthermore, during an arithmetic operation, if a dimension is present in one array but not the other, pyspecdata will simply tile the smaller array along the missing dimension(s).
To see how this works, compare the results of
>>> a = nddata(r_[0:4],'a')
>>> b = nddata(r_[0:4],'a')
>>> a*b
[0, 1, 4, 9]
+/-None
dimlabels=['a']
axes={`a':[0, 1, 2, 3]
+/-None}
which are arrays of data organized along the same dimension, and
>>> a = nddata(r_[0:4],'a')
>>> b = nddata(r_[0:4],'b')
>>> print a*b
[[0, 0, 0, 0]
[0, 1, 2, 3]
[0, 2, 4, 6]
[0, 3, 6, 9]]
+/-None
dimlabels=['a', 'b']
axes={`a':[0, 1, 2, 3]
+/-None,
`b':[0, 1, 2, 3]
+/-None}
which are arrays of data organized along two different dimensions.
You can refer to a time dimension, such as t1, t_1, t_direct, etc. as f1, f_1, etc. in order to retrieve the Fourier transform. You can set the pairs …
Warning
error propagation for trig functions doesn’t yet work; automatic t vs. f naming not yet implemented.
Item selection and slicing¶
Pyspecdata offers several different synataxes for item selection and slicing. These fall into two main categories: numbered indexing and slicing (which will be familiar to most users of python) and *axis-based indexing*a. These can be combined in a single square bracket, separated by commas.
Axis-Based Indexing¶
Axis-based Indexing¶
To pull a single point along a particular dimension, you can just use the value of the axis. The point nearest to the axis will be returned.
>>> d['t2':1.1]
Will return the point (or slice of data) where the t2 axis is closest to 1.1 s.
Axis Ranges¶
You can specify an inclusive range of numbers along an axis. For example, to select from 0 to 100 μs along t2, you use:
>>> d['t2':(0,100e-6)]
Either value in parentheses can be None, in which case, all values to the end of the axis will be selected.
Logical¶
You can use functions that return logical values to select
>>> d[lambda x: abs(x-2)<5]
>>> d['t2',lambda x: abs(x-2)<5]
When this is done, nddata will check to see if slices along any dimension are uniformly missing. If they are, the dataset will be trimmed to remove them.
When the deselected data are scattered throughout, a mask is used instead.
Axis-Based Indexing and Slicing in the Fourier Domain¶
Data can be manipulated not only in the direct domain, but also in the Fourier conjugate domain. This is achieved in one of two ways → by changing the name of the axis, and by explicitly specifying the domain.
Changing the name of the axis¶
Warning
this feature is planned, not yet implemented.
The property FT_regexp
is a dictionary that controls
By default, it is initially set to {'\<t':'\<f','\<T':'\<F'}
,
meaning that t and f at the beginning of word will be converted into each other.
This means that the following command:
>>> d['f2':(-1e6,1e6)]
would switch something with a dimension named t2 to the frequency dimension (shift by default – shift should be a property).
Explicitly Changing the Domain¶
Alternatively, a slice of the form
dimname:'t/f':(range)
or
dimname:'u/v':(range)
can be used.
Here, ‘t’ and ‘f’ always correspond to the “original” and “conjugate” domains, respectively.
Since, sometimes this might lead to confusion, ‘u’ and ‘v’ serve the same respective functions.
Therefore this command performs the same function as the last line of code:
>>> d['t2':'f':(-1e6,1e6)]
Frequency Slices Outside Original Range¶
Numbered Indexing and Slicing¶
Basic Examples¶
- Apply a filter (fromaxis).
- Slicing.
- Aliasing of FT.
Methods by Sub-Topic¶
It’s important to note that, in contrast to standard numpy,
nddata routines are designed to be called as methods,
rather than independent functions.
Also, these methods modify the data in-place rather than returning a copy.
For example, after executing
d.ft('t2')
, the object d
will contain the Fourier transformed data.
There is not need to assign the result to a new variable.
Alternatively, the property C
offers easy access to a copy:
a = d.C.ft('t2')
leaves d
alone, and returns the FT as a new object
called a
.
This encourages a style where methods are chained together, e.g. d.ft('t2').mean('t1')
.
A selection of the methods noted below are broken down by sub-topic.


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A few weeks later…
We all gather together again in the same house where everything had changed for the four of us forever. We were here to mourn the loss of two dear friends. One we lost weeks ago and one we clearly lost years ago. The Wilma we knew back then, clearly had changed irrevocably.
Alex had apportioned his estate to each of us in his will. With the money, Harry was able to get some traction on his cowboy boots dream, starting a small distributorship and had already signed on a few small retailers.
Fred used his share to branch out on his own, he has a team of persons working for him at F&A Insurance Brokers and it has allowed him to spend more time home with the family.
Wilma obviously through her actions forfeited her entitlement and Jane wanted none of the money, so we decided to use my share, hers and Wilma’s to start a non-profit to help persons battling with depression. The Alex Foundation hopefully will help a lot of persons who are struggling in silence start to learn to cope with their pain.
For me, word of mouth spread about the case and my part in it and since then business has started to pick up a bit.
We raise our glasses in toast “to Alex, gone but not forgotten.”


In order to Contribute just git clone the repository and then run:
npm install grunt-cli --global
npm install
grunt
Be sure to have PhantomJS installed as Karma tests use it. Otherwise, in mac just run
brew install phantomjs
All changes must be done in src/restangular.js and then after running grunt all changes will be submited to dist/
Please submit a Pull Request or create issues for anything you want :).


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the Queen's sympathies were aroused when, towards the end of August 1892, Mr Gladstone had a miraculous escape from the sinister attentions of a cow. It appears from a letter written to the Queen by Mrs Gladstone that this highly reprehensible animal rushed at Mr Gladstone and threw him upon his back, after which she stood over him, glaring in a most threatening manner. Mr Gladstone glared back, and some moments had been spent in this mutual pursuit before the statesman, who, according to his wife, had never lost his presence of mind for a moment, was able to rise to his feet and dart behind a tree—whereupon the cow forgot him immediately and strolled away. The cow was shot.
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package linalg
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class
DenseMatrix extends Matrix
Column-major dense matrix.
Column-major dense matrix. The entry values are stored in a single array of doubles with columns listed in sequence. For example, the following matrix
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
is stored as
[1.0, 3.0, 5.0, 2.0, 4.0, 6.0]
.- Annotations
- @Since( "1.0.0" ) @SQLUserDefinedType()
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class
DenseVector extends Vector
A dense vector represented by a value array.
A dense vector represented by a value array.
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- @Since( "1.0.0" ) @SQLUserDefinedType()
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sealed
trait
Matrix extends Serializable
Trait for a local matrix.
Trait for a local matrix.
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- @SQLUserDefinedType() @Since( "1.0.0" )
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case class
QRDecomposition[QType, RType](Q: QType, R: RType) extends Product with Serializable
Represents QR factors.
Represents QR factors.
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- @Since( "1.5.0" )
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case class
SingularValueDecomposition[UType, VType](U: UType, s: Vector, V: VType) extends Product with Serializable
Represents singular value decomposition (SVD) factors.
Represents singular value decomposition (SVD) factors.
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- @Since( "1.0.0" )
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class
SparseMatrix extends Matrix
Column-major sparse matrix.
Column-major sparse matrix. The entry values are stored in Compressed Sparse Column (CSC) format. For example, the following matrix
1.0 0.0 4.0 0.0 3.0 5.0 2.0 0.0 6.0
is stored as
values: [1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0]
,rowIndices=[0, 2, 1, 0, 1, 2]
,colPointers=[0, 2, 3, 6]
.- Annotations
- @Since( "1.2.0" ) @SQLUserDefinedType()
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class
SparseVector extends Vector
A sparse vector represented by an index array and a value array.
A sparse vector represented by an index array and a value array.
- Annotations
- @Since( "1.0.0" ) @SQLUserDefinedType()
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sealed
trait
Vector extends Serializable
Represents a numeric vector, whose index type is Int and value type is Double.
Represents a numeric vector, whose index type is Int and value type is Double.
- Annotations
- @SQLUserDefinedType() @Since( "1.0.0" )
- Note
Users should not implement this interface.
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class
VectorUDT extends UserDefinedType[Vector]
:: AlphaComponent ::
:: AlphaComponent ::
User-defined type for Vector which allows easy interaction with SQL via org.apache.spark.sql.Dataset.
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- @AlphaComponent()
Value Members
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object
DenseMatrix extends Serializable
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.DenseMatrix.
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.DenseMatrix.
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- @Since( "1.3.0" )
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object
DenseVector extends Serializable
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- @Since( "1.3.0" )
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object
Matrices
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.Matrix.
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.Matrix.
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- @Since( "1.0.0" )
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object
SparseMatrix extends Serializable
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.SparseMatrix.
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.SparseMatrix.
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- @Since( "1.3.0" )
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object
SparseVector extends Serializable
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- @Since( "1.3.0" )
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object
Vectors
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.Vector.
Factory methods for org.apache.spark.mllib.linalg.Vector. We don't use the name
Vector
because Scala importsscala.collection.immutable.Vector
by default.- Annotations
- @Since( "1.0.0" )


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The vertical_profile module¶
We added Rayleigh scattering so let’s now start to make the optical depth and phase function for dust. To do this, we’ll first have to define the vertical profile of dust. pyRT_DISORT provides a few tools to construct special vertical profiles.
Note
If you have vertical profiles, say, from a GCM, you can just directly input these profiles in the later steps. This module will only help constructing the profiles.
Conrath¶
Suppose you want to use a Conrath profile. Conrath
provides the ability to construct a Conrath profile. For our retrieval, this
profile will be used to define the aerosol weighting within the layers. Let’s
assume the midpoint altitudes are a good representation of the layer altitudes
and construct them here.
z_midpoint = ((z_grid[:-1] + z_grid[1:]) / 2)[:, np.newaxis]
As you’re probably tired of hearing about for now, Conrath
can also
handle ND input. If we just want to a single profile, we need to make an array
of shape (n_altitude, n_pixels) (the [:, np.newaxis]
adds a dimension).
We should also define the relevant Conrath inputs
q0 = np.array([1])
H = np.array([10])
nu = np.array([0.01])
Let’s now add these to Conrath
, and we can access the profile via its
profile property.
from pyRT_DISORT.vertical_profile import Conrath
conrath = Conrath(z_midpoint, q0, H, nu)
profile = conrath.profile
This may feel clunky to only create one profile, but it allows you to simultaneously create as many profiles as you’d like all at once. But that’s all there is to it
Note
The vertical_profile
module also comes with
Uniform
to make constant mixing ratio profiles.
This may be more applicable to water-ice clouds so we won’t use it here,
but it’s worth mentioning its existence.