This tutorial will show you how to navigate through a 3D environment using your keyboard's arrows, much like a first person shooter game such as Doom (or Halo these days). To achieve this, you'll need three things:
- A surface to navigate along - use planeGeometry or follow this guide to set up a fancier terrain
- The ThreeX.Keyboardstate script by Jerome Etienne
- Some music - this is just for you to enjoy following the tutorial more
Step 1: Include the ThreeX.Keyboardstate Script
An easy first step - just include the ThreeX.Keyboardstate script underneath the main three.js script:
<script src="libs/three.js"></script> <script src="libs/THREEx.KeyboardState.js"></script>
Step 2: Create a skeleton Camera Control Object
Using the combination/constructor prototype pattern (a way of writing object oriented JavaScript), create a Camera Controls object:
/** * CameraControls */ function CameraControls(){ //constructor } CameraControls.prototype={ constructor:CameraControls };
Above is the basic structure for our CameraControl object:
- In line 4, we define create the constructor for the CameraControls object.
- In line 8, we add the constructor to the CameraControls object
Now inside the prototype declaration, we can add a function called 'update' which will contain all the code related to moving the camera around the world:
CameraControls.prototype={ constructor:CameraControls, update:function(camera, keyboard, clock){ //functionality to go here } };
Line 4 shows the new update function, which has camera, keyboard and clock variables:
- It's obvious what the camera is
- Keyboard will be a ThreeX.Keyboardstate instance
Now your set up, and we can start adding in the main functionality to control the camera position.
Step 3: Move the camera using ThreeX.Keyboardstate
Inside the update
function created in the previous step, we'll add all the code to move the camera about - using the ThreeX.Keyboardstate script included in step 1.
To start, define 3 variables at the top of the update function:
var delta = clock.getDelta(); // seconds. var moveDistance = 150 * delta; // 200 pixels per second var rotateAngle = Math.PI / 2 * delta; // pi/2 radians (90 degrees) per second
What are these for?
delta
uses the clock instance passed into the update function - it is used to define the speed inmoveDistance
androtateAngle
moveDistance
defines how many pixels the camera will move per second when a direction key is pressedrotateAngle
does the same asmoveDistance
, but for rotating left and right
Now we can move onto hooking up the keyboard presses with the camera. Keep in mind that in the following codeblock, keyboard
is a ThreeX.Keyboardstate
object passed into the update function, so has some awesome functionality. The keyboard
(ThreeX.Keyboardstate instance) object has a pressed()
function, which accepts any key on the keyboard as a parameter. Therefore, to detect if the up arrow is being pressed, we can pass in "up":
if ( keyboard.pressed("up") ){ //if up is pressed, move the camera into the screen camera.translateZ( -moveDistance ); }
Above, we use the translateZ
function available to the camera object, and move the camera into the screen (away from you) by providing a negative moveDistance
value.
That's actually as complicated as it gets - implementations of the other arrow key presses can be seen below. Left and right rotate the camera rather than move it:
// move forwards/backwards/left/right //up if ( keyboard.pressed("up") ) camera.translateZ( -moveDistance ); //down if ( keyboard.pressed("down") ) camera.translateZ( moveDistance ); // rotate left/right THREE.Matrix4().identity(); //left if ( keyboard.pressed("left") ) camera.rotateOnAxis( new THREE.Vector3(0,1,0), rotateAngle); //right if ( keyboard.pressed("right") ) camera.rotateOnAxis( new THREE.Vector3(0,1,0), -rotateAngle);
Step 4: Use the CameraControls object in your main script
To actually use the object created in the previous steps, you first have to create an instance of it:
var cameraControls = new CameraControls();
Then, create the keyboard instance (along with clock and camera):
var keyboard = new THREEx.KeyboardState(); var clock = new THREE.Clock(); var camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(45, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 1, 1000);
And finally use the update function we created in the render function of your main three.js script:
cameraControls.update(camera,keyboard,clock);
Well Done
Congrats, you're done - if there's any questions/improvements please add them in the comments.


Good lord...
T-00
Setting is a darkened bedroom prepared for madness. Music on loop is Kidney Thieves, Shpongle and Down. The perfect mix of industrial, entholectrical and heavy southern madness.
First off I smoke 3 bowls of calea to lower the static in my head to a tolerable level. Than some cannabis to even out the edges and finally a tank of N02 knocks me right in the right headspace. Thus, I ingest the amt without a seconds glance. No broken dossages in shot glasses, full amount in one capsule.
T-1:00
Typical amt come on, feeling very happy. Permagrin in full effect, Im watching the simpsons and homer is hopping backwards down the street at midnite on a ladder. I can only hope ill be doing that soon.  Det does that too me every time, its nothing painful but if i were running or dancing id know puke would be just round the corner.
T-2:00
Amt and det are now fighting for control in my mind.  Finally I have to put my foot down and take in a balloon of N02.  Extremely similar to 3 hits of clean acid at this point. Visual hallucinations in full force, than it switches to a more mushroom feel as the det takes hold. Where amt is a energy field that erects itself to allow you access to the logos, det spreads its jelly goo on all of it and lets you slip and slide through the madness. Somewhere in between my electric goo is burning quite well.
T-3:00
Allright success! They have blended to create not exactly the tryptamine partnership i was hoping for but definitely something.  More N02 proves once again that oblivion is only a breath away, det is the only one that can stand up to this monster. OEV's prevail even in the depths of the nitrous world.  Im able to step just to the edge of lightheadedness with a few hits. Whatever is beyond that edge holds the secret to what information is truly being conveyed.
T-4:00
Without thinking twice i snort 20 mg all at once. The burn is barely even there as my field of vision fills up with shimmering swirls of color. The spectrum starts to seperate itself from blue to red while the drip goes down my throat. Some nausea but its worth it. Back into nitrous land to check the edge. Finally im able to jump over for a few seconds and access some kind of information desk. I think i could have anwered any question in the universe for a few seconds there. Unfortunately i am pulled back to a swirling chaotic field of hallucination within minitues.
T-5:00
Time for breathwork and meditation. Its hard to get into due to the edgy feel of these tryptamines but if you can find a backdoor your in for a ride and a half. Entities of gold shimmering likeness enter from every direction, I AM SHPONGLE!! hahaha. good stuff. Aqua teen hungerforce steals my attention and i cannot stop laughing for 3 hours straight, I have never had the giggles like this ever. Nothing tops the undeniable glee that is bestowed in these few hours.
T-6:00
Time to get serious, snort 20mg more det, and take in 2 balloons. After the balloons are out i immediately smoke some calea/cannabis. I imagine there are 300 or so drugs fighting for control of the situation in my mind, but stepping back its a beautiful war. Sometimes they all flow as one, other times I feel a shift towards the dreamstate. I think that would be amt and calea bonding into some alpha wave mindfuck. Time to zone out for a long time.
T-9:00
Just spent some time in the lower levels of hell. The hallucinations are sicker than acid.  Imagine lord of illusions mixed with 200 motels (must see movies kids...). There was a playful manner to these demons, as if the dmt elfs had played dress up and were putting on a show. Which is a good metaphor regarding the substances consumed thus far.
T-12:00 I start a disco nap and the calea is actually working.  May i suggest some calea to make your mind work even when your sleeping. My dreams werent completely clear or anything but I could still bring back the trip if so desired. At this point meo and dmt must be flowing in somewhere to allow me to dream...so this is quite a bender ive been on.
 The level of clarity it gives blows away any other synthetic except maybe 2ci. This combo is worth a try, but there are easier routes to getting off in the cosmic realm. Good luck in your travels, and play it safe. I consider myself a moderate gauge, if your questioning dosages, cut them in half. Better safe than dead. Always.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


[gecode-users] GecodeJ and 64 bits
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Mon Aug 4 11:44:45 CEST 2008
Hi,
as both Gecode/J experts are currently away from their keyboards let me give
you a non-expert answer. Gecode of course works with 64 bit (I use it with
64bit only). Gecode/J should work as well just try building it.
As it comes to which OS you use that does not matter. Gecode is okay on
both. Also as it comes to distributions, that does not matter.
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Jorge Ivory Castaño
Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2008 10:08 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] GecodeJ and 64 bits
Hi, I just bougth a new computer with an ASUS M2NSLI motheboard and a AMD
Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Processor, 4Gb in RAM. (old one was malfunctioning)
I have been in trouble trying to install some things because of drivers
problems and software that is not in 64 bits architecture.
I am working in my thesis with Gecode and GecodeJ, and now that i want to
continue working in my new computer I would like to know:
Is GecodeJ compatible with my 64 bits architecture? Has someone installed
it?
What OS do you recommend me for work on Gecodej? Linux or Windows Vista
Ultimate? (Xp is not possible because or the 4gb in RAM and lots of bugs
with my motherboard in the 64bits version).
In case you recommend me Linux, can you suggest me a distribution that you
know works fine with gecodej? I will really appreciate you help.
Many thanks to you all.
Jorge Ivory Castaño
Estudiante de Ingeniería de Sistemas
Universidad del Valle, Cali-Colombia
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Hue don't want to miss this lit Black Friday deal
Source: Rene Ritchie / iMore
There's a Hue Light dimmer kit on Black Friday sale sale that I can't recommend enough for nerds who have to deal with normal humans in their lives.
See, the Hue Lights starter kit was my first step into the world of home automation. They look like regular light bulbs. They work like regular light bulbs. But they also do things no regular light bulb can do. You can control them with the Hue app, Apple's HomeKit, Amazon's Alexa, Google Assistant, like Muad'dib, like Belgarath, like an 18th-level mage — with the weirding way, the will and the word, the power of your voice.
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 We don't love our non-tech family and friends turning them off at the switch. But with the Hue Smart Dimmer Kit you can switch the switch and never have to flip anything back on — like an animal — again.
I started off just using them around the house so I could say "Hey, Siri, turn off the lights" without having to get out of bed when I'd inevitably forget that one light in that one back room. Then I started changing the colors for mood and ambiance. Eventually with the Hue Play TV accent lights. Trust me, if you haven't seen Star Wars light-matched by Tatooine Dawn or End Game is the coolest of blues, you haven't seen them the way they're meant to be seen.
Then, I added some Hue motion sensors, so the lights would come on automagically in the bathrooms, kitchen, and utility rooms. Yeah, it was like living in a sci-fi movie. Now, I use them to light my YouTube set. I have a bunch of Hue bulbs on either side and I can set them to a classic orange and teal, to an angry red and purple, to a cool blue and green. Whatever suits the mood of the day.
But, I had a problem.
When friends or family visited, they would inevitably, invariably, use the old legacy light switches to hard kill my bulbs at the source and completely harshen my home automation mellow. Then, I'd go to the utility room to fetch something or walk into the bathroom later and the light wouldn't go on.  Yes, like an animal.
So, I got several of these Hue dimmer switches and I strategically placed them right next to the legacy switches. And, since they're slightly bigger and brighter, pretty much everyone now just hits the Hue switches instead of the old kill switches. Which means, the Hue lights keep working for me, nerd that I am, even as they better fit the mental model of the muggles who come visit.
Win. Win.
That's what I love about Hue lights. They're so easy to set up and use, they make the perfect starting point for anyone to get into HomeKit or Alexa or whatever. But, they're also flexible and sophisticated enough to grow with you and provide just the perfect look and mood for when you're on your own, with those you love, or in the middle of a full-on party.
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Class LoggerExtensions
Inheritance
Namespace: Orleans.Runtime
Assembly: Orleans.Core.Legacy.dll
Syntax
public static class LoggerExtensions : object
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceError(Logger, Int32, String, Exception)
Writes a log entry at the Error severity level, with the specified log id code. Error is suitable for problem conditions that require immediate administrative response.
Declaration
public static void Error(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message, Exception exception = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The error message to log. |
| Exception | exception | An exception related to the error, if any. |
GetSubLogger(Logger, String, String)
Finds or creates a logger named after the existing logger with the appended name added.
Declaration
public static Logger GetSubLogger(this Logger logger, string appendedName, string seperator = ".")
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | |
| System.String | appendedName | |
| System.String | seperator |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Logger |
Info(Logger, Int32, String)
Writes a log entry at the Info severity level, with the specified log id code. Info is suitable for information that does not indicate an error but that should usually be logged in production. Info is lower than Warning.
Declaration
public static void Info(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Info(Logger, Int32, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Info severity level, with the specified log id code. Info is suitable for information that does not indicate an error but that should usually be logged in production. Info is lower than Warning.
Declaration
public static void Info(this Logger logger, int logCode, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Info(Logger, String)
Writes a log entry at the Info severity level. Info is suitable for information that does not indicate an error but that should usually be logged in production. Info is lower than Warning.
Declaration
public static void Info(this Logger logger, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | Target logger. |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Info(Logger, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Info severity level. Info is suitable for information that does not indicate an error but that should usually be logged in production. Info is lower than Warning.
Declaration
public static void Info(this Logger logger, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | Target logger. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose(Logger, Int32, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose is suitable for debugging information that should usually not be logged in production. Verbose is lower than Info.
Declaration
public static void Verbose(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose(Logger, Int32, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose is suitable for debugging information that should usually not be logged in production. Verbose is lower than Info.
Declaration
public static void Verbose(this Logger logger, int logCode, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose(Logger, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose severity level. Verbose is suitable for debugging information that should usually not be logged in production. Verbose is lower than Info.
Declaration
public static void Verbose(this Logger logger, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose(Logger, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose severity level. Verbose is suitable for debugging information that should usually not be logged in production. Verbose is lower than Info.
Declaration
public static void Verbose(this Logger logger, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose2(Logger, Int32, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose2 severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose2 is lower than Verbose.
Declaration
public static void Verbose2(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose2(Logger, Int32, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose2 severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose2 is lower than Verbose.
Declaration
public static void Verbose2(this Logger logger, int logCode, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose2(Logger, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose2 severity level. Verbose2 is lower than Verbose.
Declaration
public static void Verbose2(this Logger logger, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose2(Logger, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose2 severity level. Verbose2 is lower than Verbose.
Declaration
public static void Verbose2(this Logger logger, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose3(Logger, Int32, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose3 severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose3 is the lowest severity level.
Declaration
public static void Verbose3(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose3(Logger, Int32, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose3 severity level, with the specified log id code. Verbose3 is the lowest severity level.
Declaration
public static void Verbose3(this Logger logger, int logCode, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Verbose3(Logger, String)
Writes a log entry at the Verbose3 severity level. Verbose3 is the lowest severity level.
Declaration
public static void Verbose3(this Logger logger, string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | message | The log message. |
Verbose3(Logger, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Verbose3 severity level. Verbose3 is the lowest severity level.
Declaration
public static void Verbose3(this Logger logger, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |
Warn(Logger, Int32, String, Exception)
Writes a log entry at the Warning severity level, with the specified log id code. Warning is suitable for problem conditions that the system or application can handle by itself, but that the administrator should be aware of. Typically these are situations that are expected but that may eventually require an administrative response if they recur. Warning is lower than Error.
Declaration
public static void Warn(this Logger logger, int logCode, string message, Exception exception = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | message | The warning message to log. |
| Exception | exception | An exception related to the warning, if any. |
Warn(Logger, Int32, String, Object[])
Writes a log entry at the Warning severity level, with the specified log id code. Warning is suitable for problem conditions that the system or application can handle by itself, but that the administrator should be aware of. Typically these are situations that are expected but that may eventually require an administrative response if they recur. Warning is lower than Error.
Declaration
public static void Warn(this Logger logger, int logCode, string format, params object[] args)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Logger | logger | The logger |
| System.Int32 | logCode | The log code associated with this message. |
| System.String | format | A standard format string, suitable for String.Format. |
| System.Object[] | args | Any arguments to the format string. |


Use the BEL Nanopub repository to search for BEL Nanopubs
Create or edit BEL Nanopubs using the BEL Manager
What is a BEL Nanopub?
It is the BEL Statement, Citation information, Summary Text and Metadata associated with a BEL Statement
How can I edit a BEL Statement?
By searching for it in the search page and then selecting it to open up the Compose page
About the Project
The application is built using Aurelia as a SPA front-end (Single Page Application) with a REST API backend supported by the OpenBEL Platform (https://github.com/OpenBEL/openbel-server)
built by:
${builder.name}
and:
${consultant.name} (${consultant.org})
...and a special thanks to our users and their feedback.


--- layout: default title: Obaida says Hi published: true ---
Download Resume (pdf-updated Auggust 2021).
Bootstrapped Resume ijcode.github.io
Thanks for stopping by. I am Software Development Engineer based in Seattle at Amazon Web Services (AWS). I am working on AWS Amazon Aurora where we are building worlds most avilable and robust distributed cloud database.
My work Amazon Aurora focuses on resource management and serververless architecture.
Previously, I worked on performance modeling of high-performance computing systems and applications.
I have experience with distributed systems, parallel systems, performance modeling, and simulation.
Research Interests: distributed systems, performance modeling, HPC, simulation, PDES, distributed systems, software defined networking, emulation.
| Photo taken at Seven Miles Bridge, Florida Keys | Sunrise at Sandwip, photo captured by John Stanlake. I spent a good part of my childhood in Sandwip, an island in Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh. |
The page is heavily customized from a github.io Jekyll theme developed by Brian Maier Jr. The contact form is provided by formspree.io.


- get(int) - Method in class data.Tuple
-
Returns the item corresponding to the position in a tuple given in input
- get(int) - Method in class database.Example
-
Returns a tuple of db stored in one object of class Example
- getAggregateColumnValue(String, TableSchema.Column, QUERY_TYPE) - Method in class database.TableData
-
Construct a query for db and save all transactions contained in db
- getAttribute() - Method in class data.Item
-
Returns the attribute of an item
- getAttribute(int) - Method in class data.Data
-
Returns the attribute expressed by an index
- getAttributeSchema() - Method in class data.Data
-
Returns the schema of the data set
- getAttributeValue(int, int) - Method in class data.Data
-
Returns the attribute value in the position expressed by [exampleIndex,exampleIndex]
- getCentroid() - Method in class mining.Cluster
-
Return centroid of the cluster
- getCentroidsList() - Method in class mining.QTMiner
-
Builds a linked list of linked list of Strings
which represents a table of centroids
- getClusterSet() - Method in class mining.QTMiner
-
Returns the ClusterSet
- getColumn(int) - Method in class database.TableSchema
-
Returns the column corresponding to index specified
- getColumnName() - Method in class database.TableSchema.Column
-
Returns the column name
- getConnection() - Method in class database.DbAccess
-
Return the reference to an object that shapes a connection
- getDataList(Data) - Method in class mining.QTMiner
-
Builds a linked list of linked list of linked list of Strings
which represents the entire dataset as a table
- getDistance(Tuple) - Method in class data.Tuple
-
Calculates the distance between the tuple and an instance object of the Object class given as input
- getDistinctColumnValues(String, TableSchema.Column) - Method in class database.TableData
-
Construct a query for db and save all transactions contained in db
- getDistinctTransazioni(String) - Method in class database.TableData
-
Construct a query for db and save all transactions contained in db
- getIndex() - Method in class data.Attribute
-
Returns the index of an attribute
- getItemSet(int) - Method in class data.Data
-
Creates and returns an instance object of class Tuple that models the i-th row given as a sequence of Attribute-value pairs.
- getLength() - Method in class data.Tuple
-
Returns the size of a tuple
- getName() - Method in class data.Attribute
-
Returns the name of an attribute
- getNumberOfAttributes() - Method in class data.Data
-
Returns the number if attributes in the data set
- getNumberOfAttributes() - Method in class database.TableSchema
-
Returns the number of attributes (size of table schema)
- getNumberOfDistinctValues() - Method in class data.DiscreteAttribute
-
Returns the number of number of distinct values assumed by an attribute
- getNumberOfExamples() - Method in class data.Data
-
Returns the number of rows in the data set (transactons retrived from a table db)
- getRadius() - Method in class mining.QTMiner
-
Returns the radius of clusters
- getScaledValue(double) - Method in class data.ContinuousAttribute
-
Computes and returns the normalized value of the parameter passed in input.
- getSchemeList() - Method in class mining.QTMiner
-
Builds a linked list (In the first position the "Cluster ID" was added) of Strings
which represents the schema of the dataset.
- getSize() - Method in class mining.Cluster
-
Return the cluster size
- getValue() - Method in class data.Item
-
Returns the value of an item


Network
public enum Network
Network reachability
-
Network is not available
Declaration
Swift
case notReachable
-
Equatable conformance protocol
Declaration
Swift
public static func == (lhs: Network, rhs: Network) -> Bool


Before Change
"conv3_1", "conv3_2", "conv3_3", "conv4_1",
"conv4_2", "conv4_3", "conv5_1", "conv5_2",
"conv5_3", "fc6", "fc7", "fc8"]
for name in list(layers.keys()):
if name in link_names:
layers[name] = layers[name]()
super(VGG16, self).__init__(layers, layer_names)
if pretrained_model in self._models:
path = download_model(self._models[pretrained_model]["url"])
After Change
// avoid doing so whenever possible.
fc_layer_names = ["fc6", "fc6_relu", "fc6_dropout",
"fc7", "fc7_relu", "fc7_dropout", "fc8", "prob"]
if (any([name in fc_layer_names for name in layer_names])
or layer_names in fc_layer_names):
fc_kwargs = {"initialW": constant.Zero(),
"initial_bias": constant.Zero()}
else:


[1]
Surprisingly good streaming picture quality; Remote viewing doesn't work reliably
[2]
actually does work; tricky remote use set-up, variable video quality


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Sound Playback in OtterUI is accomplished by creating a Sound Action on an animation frame, much the same as you would create a Message Action. Unlike Message Actions, however, Sound Actions use only the ISoundSystem interface to load, unload and play sounds.
To add and play sounds in OtterUI you must create one our more sounds, add one or more Sound Actions to an animation, and finally implement the ISoundSystem interface.
Create Sounds in the OtterUI Editor
- From the Scene menu click Sounds...
- Click Add. A new sound will be created and added to the list of sounds
- Select the new sound and hit F2 to edit the name. The sound's name must be unique
- (Optional) Select the sound, and in Details pane and browse to a sound file.
Note: If a sound file is not specified, the sound's name will be used in identifying the sound at runtime.
- Repeat steps 2 through 4 as needed
- Hit OK
Create a Sound Action
- Right click on the main channel of an animation and select Actions...
- In the Actions Editor select Play Sound from the Add Actions dropdown
- Select the newly created sound action and in the properties window select Sound and expand the dropdown box in its value field.
- Select the appropriate sound to play
- Edit the Volume field to set the playback volume
Implement the ISoundSystem Interface
See the Sound System tutorial for information on how to implement the ISoundSystem interface
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From I-405 take exit #17 (NE 70th St.) and head west.
Turn south on 111th Avenue NE until you come to 65th St.
You will see the school entrance near the lower field.*
*ICS is currently undergoing a transition into a new building. Construction is taking place during the 2012-2013 school year and should be completed by September of 2013.
11133 Northeast 65th Street Kirkland, WA 98033
(425) 936-2380


I put the Fetter in Tree Fort while playing with my big brother in the treehouse our dad built us in a walnut tree behind our house in Northridge, CA. Then we moved to Thousand Oaks, CA where I did typical suburban things until the end of HS
This was probably the height of my awkwardness and socialphobia. Side note: I left for college my dad's "rib eatin' buddy" and I came home a meek vegetarian. #loveMyAnimalFriends
I learned the true meaning of "delicious" when I first ate at Mandalay Burmese Restaurant. Worked at the best moving company in the Bay Area. Bought A House. Got Engaged. Got un-engaged and then started to live unfettered.
I'm loving life in Phoenix AZ. I've taken my destiny into my own hands and I'm getting after a career as a web developer.
UnFettered puts you behind the eyes of a late bloomer with an active imagination, a craving for romance, and a flawed sense of how to appropriately express herself. After twenty-nine years of playing it safe, Jillian steps away from the comfort of her functional life in search of something more. Her quest to define and obtain fulfillment lead her to explore new living situations, dip a toe in the Internet dating scene, battle blood-sucking insects and confront life’s irksome questions: What is a meaningful existence? When is the right time to walk away from love? are cold sores really that bad?


--- layout: layout ---
{{global.name}} should not be installed in any application. This is a standalone framework that generate a CSS you can copy into your website or app assets folder.
However, you can install {{global.name}} in your Node.js website or app if you only want to use its helpers and mixins.
{{global.name}} uses the new Dart-Sass module system. So, you are strongly encouraged to import helpers and mixins modules you need with the @use
rule. The old @import
rule will be soon deprecated from Sass. See https://sass-lang.com/documentation/at-rules/use.


{% load i18n legal_item_tags notifications entrepreneur_tags %}
{{ notification.membership.created_by }} has sent you an invitation to administer {{ notification.membership.venture }}.
{% elif notification.is_interest_job_offer %}{{ notification.venture_from }} has published a job offer that may interest you.
{% elif notification.is_new_job_offer_applicants %}There are new applicants for "{{ notification.job_offer }}"
{% elif notification.is_new_message_to_company %}{{ notification.venture_to }} has received a new message.
{% elif notification.is_new_score_to_company %}{{ notification.venture_to }} has been scored by an user.
{% elif notification.is_updated_user_agreement %} {% get_legal_item_description 'user-agreement' as item_description %} {{ item_description|safe }} {% elif notification.is_updated_privacy_policy %} {% get_legal_item_description 'privacy-policy' as item_description %} {{ item_description|safe }} {% elif notification.is_old_job_offer_closed %}The job offer {{ notification.job_offer }} was created more than 60 days ago. For this reason, it will be automatically closed.
{% elif notification.is_company_deactivation %}{{ notification.venture_from }} has been deactivated by {{ notification.created_by }}.
{% elif notification.is_company_elimination %}{{ notification.description }}
{% elif notification.is_deleted_membership %}{% trans 'Your administrator membership has been deleted by ' %}{{ notification.created_by }}.
{% elif notification.is_company_transfer %}{% trans 'Company owner membership has been transfered to you by ' %} {{ notification.created_by }}.
{% endif %}


The Singularity Config File¶
When Singularity is running via the SUID pathway, the configuration
must be owned by the root user otherwise Singularity will error
out. This ensures that the system administrators have direct say as to
what functions the users can utilize when running as root. If
Singularity is installed as a non-root user, the SUID components are
not installed, and the configuration file can be owned by the user
(but again, this will limit functionality).
The Configuration file can be found at $SYSCONFDIR/singularity/singularity.conf
. The template in the
repository is located at etc/singularity.conf
. It is generally self documenting but there
are several things to pay special attention to:
Parameters¶
ALLOW SETUID (boolean, default=’yes’)¶
This parameter toggles the global ability to execute the SETUID (SUID) portion of the code if it exists. As mentioned earlier, if the SUID features are disabled, various Singularity features will not function (e.g. mounting of the Singularity image file format). You can however disable SUID support iff (if and only if) you do not need to use the default Singularity image file format and if your kernel supports user namespaces and you choose to use user namespaces.
Note
As of the time of this writing, the user namespace is rather buggy
ALLOW PID NS (boolean, default=’yes’)¶
While the PID namespace is a neat feature, it does not have much practical usage in an HPC context so it is recommended to disable this if you are running on an HPC system where a resource manager is involved as it has been known to cause confusion on some kernels with enforcement of user limits. Even if the PID namespace is enabled by the system administrator here, it is not implemented by default when running containers. The user will have to specify they wish to implement un-sharing of the PID namespace as it must fork a child process.
ENABLE OVERLAY (boolean, default=’no’)¶
The overlay file system creates a writable substrate to create bind points if necessary. This feature is very useful when implementing bind points within containers where the bind point may not already exist so it helps with portability of containers. Enabling this option has been known to cause some kernels to panic as this feature maybe present within a kernel, but has not proved to be stable as of the time of this writing (e.g. the Red Hat 7.2 kernel).
CONFIG PASSWD, GROUP, RESOLV_CONF (boolean, default=’yes’)¶
All of these options essentially do the same thing for different files
within the container. This feature updates the described file (/etc/passwd
, /etc/group
, and /etc/resolv.conf
respectively) to be updated dynamically as the container is executed. It
uses binds and modifies temporary files such that the original files are
not manipulated.
MOUNT PROC,SYS,DEV,HOME,TMP (boolean, default=’yes’)¶
These configuration options control the mounting of these file systems within the container and of course can be overridden by the system administrator (e.g. the system admin decides not to include the /dev tree inside the container). In most useful cases, these are all best to leave enabled.
MOUNT HOSTFS (boolean, default=’no’)¶
This feature will parse the host’s mounted file systems and attempt to replicate all mount points within the container. This maybe a desirable feature for the lazy, but it is generally better to statically define what bind points you wish to encapsulate within the container by hand (using the below “bind path” feature).
BIND PATH (string)¶
With this configuration directive, you can specify any number of bind
points that you want to extend from the host system into the
container. Bind points on the host file system must be either real
files or directories (no special files supported at this time). If the
overlayFS is not supported on your host, or if enable overlay = no
in this configuration
file, a bind point must exist for the file or directory within the
container.
The syntax for this consists of a bind path source and an optional
bind path destination separated by a colon. If no bind path
destination is specified, the bind path source is used also as the
destination.
USER BIND CONTROL (boolean, default=’yes’)¶
In addition to the system bind points as specified within this
configuration file, you may also allow users to define their own bind
points inside the container. This feature is used via multiple command
line arguments (e.g. --bind
, --scratch
, and --home
) so disabling user bind control will
also disable those command line options.
Singularity will automatically disable this feature if the host does
not support the prctl option PR_SET_NO_NEW_PRIVS
. In addition, enable overlay
must be set to yes
and the
host system must support overlayFS (generally kernel versions 3.18 and
later) for users to bind host directories to bind points that do not
already exist in the container.
AUTOFS BUG PATH (string)¶
With some versions of autofs, Singularity will fail to run with a “Too many levels of symbolic links” error. This error happens by way of a user requested bind (done with -B/–bind) or one specified via the configuration file. To handle this, you will want to specify those paths using this directive. For example:
autofs bug path = /share/PI
Logging¶
In order to facilitate monitoring and auditing, Singularity will
syslog() every action and error that takes place to the LOCAL0
syslog facility.
You can define what to do with those logs in your syslog configuration.
Loop Devices¶
Singularity images have ext3
file systems embedded within them, and thus to
mount them, we need to convert the raw file system image (with
variable offset) to a block device. To do this, Singularity utilizes
the /dev/loop*
block devices on the host system and manages the devices
programmatically within Singularity itself. Singularity also uses the LO_FLAGS_AUTOCLEAR
loop device ioctl()
flag which tells the kernel to automatically free the loop
device when there are no more open file descriptors to the device
itself.
Earlier versions of Singularity managed the loop devices via a
background watchdog process, but since version 2.2 we leverage the LO_FLAGS_AUTOCLEAR
functionality and we forego the watchdog process. Unfortunately, this
means that some older Linux distributions are no longer supported
(e.g. RHEL <= 5).
Given that loop devices are consumable (there are a limited number of
them on a system), Singularity attempts to be smart in how loop
devices are allocated. For example, if a given user executes a
specific container it will bind that image to the next available loop
device automatically. If that same user executes another command on
the same container, it will use the loop device that has already been
allocated instead of binding to another loop device. Most Linux
distributions only support 8 loop devices by default, so if you find
that you have a lot of different users running Singularity containers,
you may need to increase the number of loop devices that your system
supports by doing the following:
Edit or create the file /etc/modprobe.d/loop.conf
and add the following line:
options loop max_loop=128
After making this change, you should be able to reboot your system or unload/reload the loop device as root using the following commands:
# modprobe -r loop
# modprobe loop


TUNES2POD(1) User Commands TUNES2POD(1) NAME tunes2pod - convert an iTunesDB into GNUtunesDB's XML SYNOPSIS tunes2pod [OPTION]... DESCRIPTION Convert an iTunesDB into XML (aka GNUtunesDB.xml) --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit -m, --mount=DIRECTORY iPod mountpoint. Default is $IPOD_MOUNTPOINT --force Disable 'sync' checking. tunes2pod may do stupid things :) AUTHOR Written by Adrian Ulrich REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright © Adrian Ulrich This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. SEE ALSO The full documentation for gnupod is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info program and GNUpod are properly installed at your site, the com‐ mand info gnupod should give you access to the complete manual. tunes2pod 1.00 June 2005 TUNES2POD(1)


[name] can be used to apply hierarchical 3D transformations to DOM elements
via the CSS3 [link:https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_transform.asp transform] property.
This renderer is particularly interesting if you want to apply 3D effects to a website without
canvas based rendering. It can also be used in order to combine DOM elements with WebGL
content.
There are, however, some important limitations:
[name] is an add-on, and must be imported explicitly. See [link:#manual/introduction/Installation Installation / Addons].
import { CSS3DRenderer } from 'three/addons/renderers/CSS3DRenderer.js';
[example:css3d_molecules molecules]
[example:css3d_orthographic orthographic camera]
[example:css3d_periodictable periodictable]
[example:css3d_sprites sprites]
[page:DOMElement element] - A [link:https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement HTMLElement] where the renderer appends its child-elements. This corresponds to the [page:CSS3DRenderer.domElement domElement] property below. If not passed in here, a new div element will be created.
A [link:https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement HTMLElement] where the renderer appends its child-elements.
This is automatically created by the renderer in the constructor (if not provided already).
Returns an object containing the width and height of the renderer.
Renders a [page:Scene scene] using a [page:PerspectiveCamera perspective camera].
Resizes the renderer to (width, height).
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/examples/jsm/renderers/CSS3DRenderer.js examples/jsm/renderers/CSS3DRenderer.js]


{% extends 'email/_layouts/_cta.html' %}
{% block title %}
One step away from PmDragon
{% endblock %}
{% block greetings %}
Hi there,
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
You are just one step away from using PmDragon.
{% endblock %}
{% block additional_content %}
Please verify your email till {{ expired_at }} and access your workspace {{ workspace }}, to set it up and
do great things.
{% endblock %}
{% block details %}
Verify
{% endblock %}


Mixer
With two extra lines of code, we can add a mixer which binds to the sequence, and allows you to set the gain and pan for each track.


This is a container
If we want some function to exceute againa and agin after some time interval, then we have to do like below
Time now is
- setTimeout: allows us to run the function once after the interval of time
- clearTimeout: allows us to run the function repeatedly after the interval of time


Everything and More: A compact history of ∞
o
by David Foster Wallace (2003)
Short and Unnecessary Foreword
Before I describe the book I should like to set the scene, as it were, by describing how it was recommended to me in glowing terms by my new friend, viz. Xtian[1], whom I hold in high regard w.r.t. both intellectual pursuits and such matters of taste as one's reading material. Such an introduction lead me to have high expectations of E&M, and I shall now relate the extent to which these were fulfilled.[2] But first, for your convenience, a glossary of abbreviations:
- E&M - Everything and More
- DSP - Digital signal processing
- NZ - New Zealand
- YMMV - Your mileage may vary
[1] Who hails from NZ, which is known, amongst other things, for its geographical isolation, being some 2,000km from its nearest neighbour, SE Australia.
[2] See (a) below.
§1a. It is probably appropriate, when writing about a book such as this, to describe my own mathematical background, which is that I have a ten-year-old B.Sc in Physics and Electronics, following which I spent a couple of years using stuff like Fourier and digital domain transformations fairly heavily, working in R&D on the software analysis of radar echoes from "non-co-operative targets". Since then, however, my math usage dropped off pretty much to zero, leading to the present day in which I find myself so completely rusty that, while I'm happy and comfortable arm-waving around the concepts [3], I'd have substantial revision to do in order to be able to coax out any kind of actually useful derivations [4].
[3] For example, I once abandoned an otherwise delightful pub crawl halfway through, when I received a last-minute invite to attend a math lecture by Prof. "chaos theory" Mandelbrot across town instead.
[4] Beyond the basics, that is. Obviously I could still limp through some fundamentals.
§2a. So, the first thing to relate is that Mr. Wallace's descriptions of the nature of, and relationships between, all the transfinites** brought me genuinely thrilling moments of heart-racing excitement and revelatory wonder - not once, but several times. The subject matter is indeed a captivating one, and made all the more so for me because it covers topics which I have not previously studied, namely the central one of infinity itself, but also peripheral ones such as the difficulties the Ancient Greeks had in wresting with abstraction, as hinted at by their lack of a verb meaning 'to exist'. This, of course, caused them no end of problems mathematically, which is arguably nothing but abstractions, and they therefore had problems not just with infinity, but also with significantly more mundane concepts such as zero [5] and irrationals [6].
[5] which they didn't have and apparently never missed
** due to Cantor, et al,
[6] which, if I were Bill Bryson, I would describe as "all the fiddly fractions [7] that exist in the gaps between the familiar, round-number fractions*** such as 3/4, 1/8 and 34/978."
[7] The A.Greeks refused to believe irrationals [6] existed, and when they eventually realised that even some of the most basic measurements from geometry(a) could not ever be expressed as the ratio of two whole numbers, it shook their mathematical confidence in ways from which they arguably never really recovered.
(a) (such as the diagonal of a unit square)
*** viz. the rationals.
The negatives
§2b. However, there is one other factor about the book which (B) I should probably mention, and that is that I have never, in all my life, read a document of any description which was as poorly organised, as haphazardly ordered, and ridiculously and unnecessarily over-footnoted, as inconsistently titled and annotated and bracketed by section headings and end-of-section headings, as pointlessly cross-referenced, and as littered with notes to the effect that his editor suggested he should make the following changes. It is in the exact state that I would expect to find it if I had found a first draft abandoned on a park bench, heavily marked with red biro as the result of several furious exchanges with an increasingly antagonistic publisher. And reading an entire paperback of this idiocy almost drove me BATSHIT SCREAMING INSANE.
End of the negatives
(B) in the interests of fairness
§3. So there you have it. YMMV. I'm am glad I read it, but god I found it hard work - not because the math was hard to follow, just simply because the shambolic prose annoyed the living snot out of me. If you have a potential interest in the subject matter, and the style of this review doesn't make your hackles stand on end, then this book is for you (c).
(c) probably
Rating: ∞ x 0. Er... 6?


The Nike Free line is famous for shoes that are as light as racing flats, let toes flex naturally, and keep your feet close to the ground. They’re among the best running Nike shoes for women looking for a more natural or minimalist shoe, or who just want to strengthen underused foot muscles a few times a week.
Imagine a world where every runner gets faster. Pretty exciting. But also a hearty challenge, given the presumed hurdle of injury. But are injuries actually inevitable? The question spurred Nike to focus efforts on the potential of reducing runner injury, and its newest running shoe, the Nike React Infinity Run, is a step toward that objective.
The experience of shoe-shopping for young kids is deceptively complex. At first glance, it’s all about the child – but as many parents know, it can be just as much an experience for them. The reasons why are universal: Kids’ feet are continually growing, and many kids can’t articulate what they want, even after shoebox after shoebox comes out of the backroom.


Notification Alerts
(Refresh the page to reload closed alerts)
Style 1
A success message to let your users now everything is going okay!
A notifcation to alert your users to an error or issue that needs resolving!
A warning of a possible problem or advice on how to proceed.
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I got a Samsung Galaxy Ace, which in comparison to other Android phones I’ve encountered (S, S2, Defy, Desire, Wildfire) is a modest and capable phone but with a few notable limitations. I set about minimising the effect of those limitations to get the most out of it I could. I’m stuck with it for 2 years, after all. While these steps suit the Ace, they should suit any Android user, so they may help you too.
Firstly, the phone has a woeful amount of internal storage (around 160MB). With no extra steps, most apps you download will sit right on the phone itself, and, along with all the basic phone data (messages, contacts etc…), 160MB won’t get you very far. Therefore, the solution is to utilise the phone’s SD card, which you can easily replace for a larger capacity up to 32GB. An app called Link2SD does just that, by allowing you to transfer all apps to the SD card. The result: a lesser-burdened phone that has almost no app/storage limitation.
Step two: all smartphones have a reputation for having tragic battery life. When I was a lad, my Nokia 3210 would last for a good fortnight, and was tough as old boots. Lightning could strike it, and the only result would be a full battery. These new phones aren’t so resilient, and there’s no sure fire way to reduce battery usage. However, these steps help:
- No GPS at all if you can help it. It drinks battery.
- Turn the background light down to 10%, and/or get an app to automatically turn off the screen when you’re not using the phone. The display is one of the main drainers.
- Turn off auto-sync, or increase the amount of time between app scans. You’re not desperate to check your Facebook every 10 minutes, right?
- Don’t leave Wifi on when you’re not using it, and switch to a 2G network if you have a strong signal.
- Don’t have an animated wallpaper, and stay off the games. CPU usage = battery drain.
However, there’s one step I recently took that required a little more effort. The standard Android OS (Gingerbread in my case) ran fairly well on my phone, although I had noticed general lag and had heard about custom distributions that significantly improve performance by cutting out some of the bloatware in the background. I installed CyanogenMod (7.2 RC1) last evening, and I’ve encountered no difficulties - aside from having to manually install the Google Play app to download the rest.
It’s by no means a simple operation, all the steps are listed here. It involves installing a recovery program (ClockworkMod), backing up all of your data, and replacing the phone’s operating system (duh) from your correctly-formatted SD card - which means you’re essentially starting again. I kept my contacts, but I lost all my messages. Not a problem since I just got my phone and didn’t have that many, but for those who like to hoard messages for laziness or sentimentality, this will force a clearout :). Quite a few scary loading screens involved for those unfamiliar!
Anyway, CyanogenMod is working an absolute treat. Angry Birds Space crawled before, now it runs flawlessly. Menus snap open, and with cooler effects. The only downsides I encountered were that the CyanogenMod torch didn’t work (Gingerbread didn’t even have a torch app), and that the front buttons flashed on and off from time to time, which is quite distracting. For the first, I just got a third-party app for a torch. No worries. For the second, I got an app which forced the button lights on or off. Sorted.
If you have a Galaxy S2, or some other NASA-powered device (relatively speaking), then this probably isn’t worth doing. But, since I can’t upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich (officially), this is the best hope for the Galaxy Ace for now. My friend’s Wildfire, a worse phone in many respects, couldn’t even answer calls without crashing, now it’s running as smooth as anything.


Welcome to etsi-qkd-api’s documentation!¶
This is an implementation of the ETSI QKD API.
The API implementation is contained within the api
module that has three submodules shown below. It uses the Flask
framework and is hosted on an Apache web server.
Git Branches¶
Currently, the repository contains 2 branches:
master
- the master branch that contains a working version of the ETSI API.
chat-demo
- contains only the code needed to run a very minimal chat app that consumes qcrypto keys to send encrypted
messages. Keys are consumed locally for the chat app–the web server functionality has been stripped from this branch for simplicity.
The instructions to run the chat app are found in the README of the branch on Github.
Folders¶
There are several main folders in master
that are relevant to the functionality of the API. The api
folder is where the
bulk of the QKD API logic is contained. key_files
is where the qcrypto key files are stored by default, although this is left up to the user
and can be changed. The tests
folder contains unit tests for several of the API functions defined in api
.
The docs
and docsrc
folders contain the build and source files for the documentation, which is what you are reading now.
Documentation¶
Class implementing the Key Management Entity (KME). |
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Collection of helper functions to handle the logic for the KME. |
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Class implementing a key file crawler. |
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Functions that handle routing for the Flask web server hosting the API. |


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new MessageComparator(regex, callback)
Represents a MessageComparator capable of determining whether an incoming message must be relayed to a module or not.
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call(envelope) → {Bool}
Checks and executes the callback on a given message in an Envelope
Parameters:
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envelope |
Envelope | Envelope containing a message to be checked |
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Returns:
Whether the callback was called or not
- Type
- Bool
setSuspensionState(newState)
Sets the suspension state of this MessageComparator. Setting it to true, prevents it from matching messages and calling its module.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
newState |
Boolean | New suspension state of this MessageComparator |
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BridgesAPI
REST API Resource for interacting with Asterisk Bridges and the channels within those bridges.
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(params: object) Create an instance of the Bridges API client, providing access to the
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Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
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addChannel(params: object): Promise POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/addChannel |
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POST /bridges |
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createOrUpdate(params: object): Promise<Bridge> POST /bridges/{bridgeId} |
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DELETE /bridges/{bridgeId} |
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GET /bridges/{bridgeId} |
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GET /bridges |
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POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/play |
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playWithId(params: object): Promise<Playback> POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/play/{playbackId} |
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record(params: object): Promise<LiveRecording> POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/record |
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removeChannel(params: object): Promise POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/removeChannel |
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startMusicOnHold(params: object): Promise POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/moh |
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stopMusicOnHold(params: object): Promise DELETE /bridges/{bridgeId}/moh |
Public Constructors
public constructor(params: object) source
Create an instance of the Bridges API client, providing access to the
/bridges
endpoint.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.username | string | The username to send with the request. |
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| params.password | string | The password to send with the request. |
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| params.baseUrl | string | The base url, without trailing slash, of the root Asterisk ARI endpoint. i.e. 'http://myserver.local:8088/ari'. |
Public Methods
public addChannel(params: object): Promise source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/addChannel
Add a channel to a bridge.
Return:
| Promise | Resolves if the channels are successfully added to the bridge. Rejected if one of the channels is not found (status 400), the bridge could not be found (status 404), the bridge is not in the Stasis application (status 409), one of the specified channels is currently recording (status 409), or one of the channels is not in the Stasis application (status 422). |
public create(params: object): Promise<Bridge> source
POST /bridges
Create a new bridge. This bridge persists until it has been shut down, or Asterisk has been shut down.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.type | string | Array<string> |
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The attributes to set on the bridge that determine how the bridge mixes media between its participants. Possible attributes are 'mixing', 'holding', 'dtmf_events', and 'proxy_media'. 'dtmf_events' and 'proxy_media' are only valid when also supplied with 'mixing'. 'holding' and 'mixing' are mutually exclusive. Allows multiple values since Asterisk 12.2 |
| params.name | string |
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A name to give to the bridge being created. |
| params.bridgeId | string |
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The unique identifier for the bridge. Param available since Asterisk 12.2 |
public createOrUpdate(params: object): Promise<Bridge> source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}
Create a new bridge or update an existing one. This bridge persists until it has been shut down, or Asterisk has been shut down.
API available since Asterisk 12.2
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.bridgeId | string | The unique identifier for the bridge. |
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| params.type | string | Array<string> |
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The attributes to set on the bridge that determine how the bridge mixes media between its participants. Possible attributes are 'mixing', 'holding', 'dtmf_events', and 'proxy_media'. 'dtmf_events' and 'proxy_media' are only valid when also supplied with 'mixing'. 'holding' and 'mixing' are mutually exclusive. |
| params.name | string |
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A name to give to the bridge being created. |
public destroy(params: object): Promise source
DELETE /bridges/{bridgeId}
Shut down a bridge. If any channels are in this bridge, they will be removed and resume whatever they were doing beforehand.
Return:
| Promise | Resolves if the bridge is successfully deleted. Rejects if the bridge could not be found (status 404). |
public get(params: object): Promise<Bridge> source
GET /bridges/{bridgeId}
Get details of a specific bridge.
public play(params: object): Promise<Playback> source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/play
Start playback of media on a bridge. The media URI may be any of a number of URIs. The currently support URIs are 'sound:', 'recording:', 'number:', 'digits:', 'characters:', and 'tone:'. This operation creates a playback resource that can be used to control the playback of media (pause, rewind, fast-forward, etc.)
'tone:' playback uri added in Asterisk 12.3
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.bridgeId | string | The identifier of the bridge to play media into. |
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| params.media | string | Array<string> | The media's URI to play. Allows multiple media to be passed since Asterisk 14.0 |
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| params.playbackId | string |
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The playback identifier to attach to the Playback instance. Param available since Asterisk 12.2 |
| params.lang | string |
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For sounds, the language of the sound to play. |
| params.offsetms | number |
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The number of milliseconds to skip from the beginning of the media before starting playback. Allowed range: 0+ |
| params.skipms | number |
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The number of milliseconds to skip for forward/reverse operations. Allowed range: 0+ |
public playWithId(params: object): Promise<Playback> source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/play/{playbackId}
Start playback of media on a bridge. The media URI may be any of a number of URIs. The currently support URIs are 'sound:', 'recording:', 'number:', 'digits:', 'characters:', and 'tone:'. This operation creates a playback resource that can be used to control the playback of media (pause, rewind, fast-forward, etc.)
API available since Asterisk 12.2 'tone:' playback uri added in Asterisk 12.3
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.bridgeId | string | The identifier of the bridge to play media into. |
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| params.media | string | Array<string> | The media's URI to play. Allows multiple media to be passed since Asterisk 14.0 |
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| params.playbackId | string | The playback identifier to attach to the Playback instance. |
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| params.lang | string |
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For sounds, the language of the sound to play. |
| params.offsetms | number |
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The number of milliseconds to skip from the beginning of the media before starting playback. Allowed range: 0+ |
| params.skipms | number |
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The number of milliseconds to skip for forward/reverse operations. Allowed range: 0+ |
public record(params: object): Promise<LiveRecording> source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/record
Start a recording. This records the mixed audio from all channels participating in this bridge.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| params | object | ||
| params.bridgeId | string | The identifier of the bridge to record. |
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| params.name | string | The recordings filename. |
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| params.format | string |
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The format to encode the audio in. |
| params.maxDurationSeconds | number |
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The maximum duration of the recording, in seconds. Pass 0 for no limit. Allowed range: 0+ |
| params.maxSilenceSeconds | number |
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The maximum duration of silence, in seconds. Pass 0 for no limit. Allowed range: 0+ |
| params.ifExists | string |
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The action to take if a recording with the same name already exists. Allowed values: 'fail', 'overwrite', or 'append'. |
| params.beep | boolean |
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Play a beep when recording begins. |
| params.terminateOn | string |
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DTMF input to terminate recording. Allowed values: 'none', 'any', '*', or '#'. |
Return:
| Promise<LiveRecording> | Resolves with the created LiveRecording
instance if the recording is successfully started. Rejects if invalid
parameters are passed (status 400), the bridge is not found (status 404),
the bridge is not in the Stasis application (status 409), a recording
with the same name already exists on the system and cannot be overwritten
because it is already in progress or the |
public removeChannel(params: object): Promise source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/removeChannel
Remove a channel from a bridge.
Return:
| Promise | Resolves if the channels are successfully removed from the bridge. Rejected if one of the channels is not found (status 400), the bridge could not be found (status 404), the bridge is not in the Stasis application (status 409), or one of the channels is not in the bridge (status 422). |
public startMusicOnHold(params: object): Promise source
POST /bridges/{bridgeId}/moh
Play music on hold to a bridge or change the music on hold class that is currently playing.
Return:
| Promise | Resolves when the music has successfully started playing in the bridge. Rejects if the bridge could not be found (status 404) or the bridge is not in the Stasis application (status 409). |
public stopMusicOnHold(params: object): Promise source
DELETE /bridges/{bridgeId}/moh
Stop playing music on hold to a bridge. This will only stop music on hold that had been previously started via ARI.
Return:
| Promise | Resolves when the music has successfully stopped playing in the bridge. Rejects if the bridge could not be found (status 404) or the bridge is not in the Stasis application (status 409). |


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| 55 | SyntaxError: name '' is parameter and global |
| 52 | TypeError: integer argument expected, got float |
| 51 | TypeError: func() first arg must be str or a tuple of str, not <TYPE> |
| 51 | TypeError: int object argument after * must be a sequence, not <TYPE> |
| 50 | TypeError: func() argument # must be str, not <TYPE> |
| 48 | ValueError: empty separator |
| 47 | SyntaxError: can't assign to comparison |
| 46 | TypeError: func() arg # must be a type or tuple of types |
| 44 | ValueError: slice step cannot be zero |
| 43 | AttributeError: '' object attribute '' is read-only |
| 43 | KeyError: ? |
| 43 | TypeError: '' object doesn't support item deletion |
| 39 | ImportError: No module named ''; math is not a package |
| 38 | OverflowError: (#, 'Numerical result out of range') |
| 38 | PermissionError: [Errno #] Operation not permitted |
| 38 | ValueError: not allowed to raise maximum limit |
| 36 | ValueError: need more than # value to unpack |
| 36 | socket.gaierror: [Errno -#] Name or service not known |
| 35 | TypeError: func() takes # or # arguments |
| 34 | ValueError: func() arg # must be >= # and <= # |
| 33 | TypeError: '' object does not support item deletion |
| 32 | TypeError: decoding str is not supported |
| 32 | UnicodeEncodeError: '' codec can't encode character '' in position #: surrogates not allowed |
| 30 | TypeError: source code string cannot contain null bytes |
| 26 | TypeError: func() got an unexpected keyword argument |
| 25 | SyntaxError: assignment to keyword |
| 24 | TypeError: func() does not take keyword arguments |
| 24 | TypeError: sequence item #: expected str instance, <TYPE> found |
| 23 | SyntaxError: only named arguments may follow *expression |
| 23 | ValueError: attempt to assign sequence of size # to extended slice of size # |
| 21 | TypeError: bad operand type for func(): '' |
| 20 | SyntaxError: duplicate argument '' in function definition |
| 18 | TypeError: (Raised by CS Circles) func() can only be applied to numbers |
| 18 | TypeError: not enough arguments for format string |
| 18 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: '' and '' |
| 18 | ValueError: func() arg # must not be zero |
| 18 | ValueError: need more than # values to unpack |
| 18 | ZeroDivisionError: float modulo |
| 17 | TypeError: func() expected at least # arguments, got # |
| 16 | TypeError: unhashable type: '' |
| 16 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -=: '' and '' |
| 15 | TypeError: must assign iterable to extended slice |
| 14 | TypeError: Required argument '' (pos #) not found |
| 13 | StderrExample |
| 13 | SyntaxError: keyword argument repeated |
| 13 | TypeError: can only assign an iterable |
| 13 | TypeError: must use keyword argument for key function |
| 12 | TypeError: '' object does not support indexing |
| 12 | TypeError: func() arg must be None or str |
| 12 | ValueError: unsupported format character '' () at index # |
| 11 | ImportError: cannot import name ? |
| 11 | IndexError: range object index out of range |
| 11 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: truncated \\xXX escape |
| 11 | SyntaxError: can't delete literal |
| 11 | TypeError: coercing to str: need bytes, bytearray or buffer-like object, <TYPE> found |
| 11 | ZeroDivisionError: float func() |
| 10 | NotADirectoryError: [Errno #] Not a directory: '' |
| 10 | SyntaxError: illegal expression for augmented assignment |
| 10 | SyntaxError: yield outside function |
| 10 | TypeError: %d format: a number is required, not <TYPE> |
| 10 | TypeError: __str__ returned non-string (type <TYPE>) |
| 10 | TypeError: end must be None or a string, not <TYPE> |
| 10 | TypeError: func() arg # must be a string, bytes or code object |
| 10 | TypeError: type <TYPE> doesn't define ? method |
| 9 | TypeError: can't set attributes of built-in/extension type '' |
| 9 | TypeError: string argument expected, got '' |
| 9 | ZeroDivisionError: #.# cannot be raised to a negative power |
| 8 | AssertionError |
| 8 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: truncated \\uXXXX escape |
| 8 | SyntaxWarning: name '' is used prior to global declaration |
| 7 | AttributeError: __exit__ |
| 7 | SyntaxError: can't assign to conditional expression |
| 7 | TypeError: (Raised by CS Circles) func() can only be applied to non-negative integers |
| 7 | TypeError: NoneType object argument after * must be a sequence, not <TYPE> |
| 7 | TypeError: float object argument after * must be a sequence, not <TYPE> |
| 7 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for <<: '' and '' |
| 6 | OSError: [Errno #] File too large |
| 6 | SyntaxError: starred assignment target must be in a list or tuple |
| 6 | TypeError: str object argument after * must be a sequence, not <TYPE> |
| 6 | ValueError: Unknown format code '' for object of type '' |
| 5 | PermissionError: [Errno #] Permission denied |
| 5 | TypeError: The fill character cannot be converted to Unicode |
| 5 | TypeError: expected # arguments, got # |
| 5 | TypeError: type object argument after * must be a sequence, not <TYPE> |
| 5 | ValueError: incomplete format |
| 5 | socket.gaierror: [Errno -#] No address associated with hostname |
| 4 | IndexError: pop from empty list |
| 4 | OverflowError: long int too large to convert to float |
| 4 | RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded while getting the repr of a list |
| 4 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: end of string in escape sequence |
| 4 | SyntaxError: can't assign to () |
| 4 | TypeError |
| 4 | TypeError: can't convert complex to float |
| 4 | TypeError: can't take floor of complex number. |
| 4 | TypeError: must be bytes, not <TYPE> |
| 4 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for >>: '' and '' |
| 4 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for func(): '' and '' |
| 4 | ValueError: Invalid format specifier |
| 4 | ValueError: tuple.index(x): x not in tuple |
| 3 | IndentationError: unexpected unindent |
| 3 | IsADirectoryError: [Errno #] Is a directory: '' |
| 3 | OSError: [Errno #] Function not implemented |
| 3 | OverflowError: signed integer is greater than maximum |
| 3 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: truncated \\UXXXXXXXX escape |
| 3 | SyntaxError: Generator expression must be parenthesized if not sole argument |
| 3 | SyntaxError: can't delete () |
| 3 | SyntaxError: cannot mix bytes and nonbytes literals |
| 3 | TypeError: %i format: a number is required, not <TYPE> |
| 3 | TypeError: '' does not support the buffer interface |
| 3 | TypeError: '' object is not an iterator |
| 3 | TypeError: The fill character must be exactly one character long |
| 3 | TypeError: can't convert complex to int |
| 3 | TypeError: format requires a mapping |
| 3 | TypeError: func() argument after ** must be a mapping, not <TYPE> |
| 3 | TypeError: func() got an unexpected keyword argument '' |
| 3 | TypeError: sep must be None or a string, not <TYPE> |
| 3 | ValueError: could not convert string to float: "" |
| 3 | __main__.BailOut |
| 2 | NameError: free variable '' referenced before assignment in enclosing scope |
| 2 | OverflowError: cannot fit '' into an index-sized integer |
| 2 | OverflowError: math range error |
| 2 | RuntimeError: can't start new thread |
| 2 | RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded while getting the repr of a tuple |
| 2 | StopIteration |
| 2 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: malformed \\N character escape |
| 2 | SyntaxError: (unicode error) '' codec can't decode bytes in position #-#: unknown Unicode character name |
| 2 | SyntaxError: no binding for nonlocal '' found |
| 2 | TypeError: bad operand type for unary ~: '' |
| 2 | TypeError: func() can't sum strings [use ''.join(seq) instead] |
| 2 | TypeError: object does not provide __dir__ |
| 2 | TypeError: tuple indices must be integers, not <TYPE> |
| 2 | UnicodeEncodeError: '' codec can't encode characters in position #-#: ordinal not in range(#) |
| 2 | ValueError: Unknown conversion specifier b |
| 2 | ValueError: func() only accepts integral values |
| 2 | urllib.error.URLError: <urlopen error [Errno -#] Name or service not known> |
| 1 | AssertionError: You are mathing wrong |
| 1 | FAILED (errors=#) |
| 1 | FileNotFoundError: [Errno #] No such file or directory |
| 1 | ImportError: No module named ''; datetime is not a package |
| 1 | ImportError: No module named ''; random is not a package |
| 1 | OSError: [Errno #] Address already in use |
| 1 | OSError: out of pty devices |
| 1 | ProcessLookupError: [Errno #] No such process |
| 1 | RuntimeError: dictionary changed size during iteration |
| 1 | SyntaxError: can't assign to Ellipsis |
| 1 | SyntaxError: can't delete operator |
| 1 | SyntaxError: from __future__ imports must occur at the beginning of the file |
| 1 | TypeError: Input must be an integer. |
| 1 | TypeError: Tuple or struct_time argument required |
| 1 | TypeError: argument # must have a "" method |
| 1 | TypeError: argument to func() must be a sequence |
| 1 | TypeError: array item must be unicode character |
| 1 | TypeError: bytes expected instead of str instance |
| 1 | TypeError: cannot convert dictionary update sequence element ## to a sequence |
| 1 | TypeError: expected string or buffer |
| 1 | TypeError: func() argument # must be tuple, not <TYPE> |
| 1 | TypeError: func() must have at least two arguments. |
| 1 | TypeError: must be a unicode character, not <TYPE> |
| 1 | TypeError: must be str, not <TYPE> |
| 1 | TypeError: range indices must be integers or slices, not <TYPE> |
| 1 | TypeError: str object argument after ** must be a mapping, not <TYPE> |
| 1 | TypeError: string argument without an encoding |
| 1 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *=: '' and '' |
| 1 | TypeError: unsupported type for timedelta days component: str |
| 1 | TypeError: zip argument ## must support iteration |
| 1 | UnicodeDecodeError: '' codec can't decode byte Ox# in position #: invalid start byte |
| 1 | ValueError: Format specifier missing precision |
| 1 | ValueError: Nothing to see here! |
| 1 | ValueError: Precision not allowed in integer format specifier |
| 1 | ValueError: Sign not allowed in string format specifier |
| 1 | ValueError: Single '' encountered in format string |
| 1 | ValueError: dictionary update sequence element ## has length #; # is required |
| 1 | ValueError: empty range for func() (#,#, -#) |
| 1 | ValueError: func() not defined for negative values |
| 1 | ValueError: unmatched '' in format |
| 1 | mainfile: error: must provide name of pdb file |
| 1 | sre_constants.error: redefinition of group name '' as group #; was group # |


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