It was the first time we went out for the interview. At first, we were so nervous that we could not even speak fluently. But after the guide by director and the nice talk with the assistant, we finally got relaxed. After the interview, we understood the association and the procedure of passing a budget case. These are all key points to make the construction of Cambridge come true.
The chief told us that maintaining Cambridge is every citizen's duty. Local people formed a volunteer team in order to keep a clean environment for Cambridge. The chief also mention that the construction of Cambridge is one of the most successful community developments in Taiwan.
During the interview, although we could not understand some professional terms, after the Chief explained patiently to the follow-up information provided by the River Bureau, we could understand why the project was originally a flood control project. Since the Ministry of Interior and Taichung City cooperated with the local residents , they finally broke through all kinds of restrictions, making Cambridge Waterfront Park a model for river restoration.
8 / 24-26 A three-day event. On the 26th, our team came to Cambridge Waterfront Park to watch the show with local residents. The stage set up by the other side allowed us to see the performers more clearly and the lights shone through the slightly flowing river. We were all overwhelmed b by the high-level performance and really appreciated all the efforts made by the residents and volunteers.
Through this interview with the board chairman, we found that behind the pleasant environment of Cambridge, there is a romantic story.
This day was also the "National Water Sports Carnival" co-organized by the Canoe Association and the Taichung Southern Sports Association. Although we did not personally experience the design of the barges, when we interviewed the experienced people, they said," We Like this event very much. This is the first time everyone can experience the new strange and fun sport. Also, we were stunned by the organized and enchanting environment."
Four canoe players were interviewed by us. They
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also needed to clean out the weeds and rubbish in the river course.
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Given the array "students", how would you access the last item?
const last = students[students.length-1];
What will the last expression evaluate to?
let gold = 100;
gold >= 120 ? "Sword acquired" : "{Not enough gold}";
"{Not enough gold}"
What Array method adds a given element to the end of the array?
.push()
const games = ["XCOM","Mario Kart","Destiny"];
games.push("Anthem");
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Describe what the following function "x" does
let x = () => Math.random() > .6 ? "Heads" : "Tails";
let x = function(){
return Math.random() > .6 ? "Heads" : "Tails";
}
let x = function(){
const randNum = Math.random();
if(randNum > .6){
return "Heads";
}else{
return "Tails";
}
}
Is this a "fair coin?" Why or why not?
An object is a common data structure containing properties (variables) and methods (functions)
const objectName = {
"key" : "value",
question : "What is the meaning of life?",
answer : function(){ return 42 }
}
const myCat = {
name : "Harry",
age : 4,
talk : function(){console.log("Meow!")},
state : "hungry"
}
myCat.name; // Harry
myCat["name"]; // Harry
myCat.state; // hungry
myCat.state = "full";
myCat.state; // full
myCat.talk(); // Meow!
Let's make a town with buildings, like a bank, and have inhabitants with bank accounts
const bob = {
name : "Bob Bobbington",
age : 45,
bank_account : {
number : "3230-2346-623",
amount : 502.56
}
}
const bank = {
accounts : [bob.bank_account, sam.bank_account, derek.bank_account],
location : "643 Broadway St. NY",
is_fdic_insured : true
}
const town = {
buildings : [bank, hospial, gas_station, library],
population : 48170,
inhabitants : [bob, sam, derek],
state : "NY"
}
Open up the console in the browser
const bob = {};
bob.age = 33;
bob.phrase = function(){return "Bob's your uncle!"};
JSON is one of the most common formats used then passing information over the internet
{
response: 200,
results: [
{
user : "bobbington",
password: "pa$$w0rd1!"
},
{
user : "sarah478",
password: "DROPTABLEusers;"
},
{
user : "rockinKIDD",
password: "qwerty123"
}
]
}
Notice the object stands alone - not assigned to a variable
[
{
name: "Boom Boom Pow",
artist: "The Black Eyed Peas",
year: 2009
},
{
name: "Moves like Jagger",
artist: "Maroon 5",
year: 2010
},
{
name: "Endless Love",
artist: "Lionel Richie",
year: 1981
}
]
In the "mainProject" folder, go into "class_2", and view the "index.html" file in the browser
// Access the question
questionObj.question
// Change the difficulty to hard
questionObj.difficulty = "hard";
// Create a new property, "image_url", and set it to "games.png"
questionObj.image_url = "games.png";
// Access the 2nd item in the array
questionObj.incorrect_questions[1]; // Ubisoft
// Add "PAC-MAN" to the array
questionObj.incorrect_questions.push("PAC-MAN");
How do we get this...
From this?
The browser translates HTML into JavaScript objects known as the Document Object Model
HTML

<title>My Site</title>

Some Title

First paragraph

Second paragraph

DOM
HTML

<title>My Site</title>

Some Title

First paragraph

Second paragraph

JavaScript
// document.querySelector returns first matching element found
const h2 = document.querySelector("#mainTitle");
// document.querySelectorAll returns an array of all matching elements found
const all_ps = document.querySelectorAll("p");
DOM nodes/elements are objects with their own properties that can be modified!
JavaScript
// document.querySelector returns first matching element found
const h2 = document.querySelector("#mainTitle");
h2.innerText = "Something else!";
h2.style.color = "red";
BEFORE
AFTER
JavaScript
// document.createElement() creates a new node of the given tag string
const newH3 = document.createElement("h3");
newH3.innerText = "Some text";
BEFORE
AFTER
The node is not attached to the DOM, therefore it won't be rendered!
Elements must be attached, or appended, to another element in the DOM to be rendered in the browser
// document.createElement() creates a new node of the given tag string
const newH3 = document.createElement("h3");
newH3.innerText = "Some text";
const body = document.querySelector("body"); // document.body
body.append(newH3);
Removing elements from the DOM is as easy as .remove()
newH3.remove();
In the "mainProject" folder, go into "class_2", and edit the "script.js" file
In the "mainProject" folder, go into "class_2", and edit the "script.js" file


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The focus of this blog is the business itself- their own products or services with the purpose of increasing traffic for their business in order to gain customers. The topics are chosen in order to attract visitors that are interested in their specific industry. They’re run by corporations and could be called enterprise blogs.
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| int32_t | pi_camera_open (struct pi_device *device) |
| | Open an image sensor device. More...
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| static int32_t | pi_camera_control (struct pi_device *device, pi_camera_cmd_e cmd, void *arg) |
| | Control the Camera device. More...
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| void | pi_camera_capture (struct pi_device *device, void *buffer, uint32_t size) |
| | Capture a sequence of samples. More...
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| static void | pi_camera_capture_async (struct pi_device *device, void *buffer, uint32_t size, pi_task_t *task) |
| | Capture a sequence of samples. More...
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| static void | pi_camera_close (struct pi_device *device) |
| | Close an opened Camera device. More...
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| static int32_t | pi_camera_reg_set (struct pi_device *device, uint32_t reg_addr, uint8_t *value) |
| | Set camera register. More...
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| static int32_t | pi_camera_reg_get (struct pi_device *device, uint32_t reg_addr, uint8_t *value) |
| | Get camera register. More...
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The camera driver provides support for capture data from an external camera and getting the data into the chip running this driver.
◆ pi_camera_cmd_e
| Enumerator |
|---|
| PI_CAMERA_CMD_ON | Power-up the camera.
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| PI_CAMERA_CMD_OFF | Power-down the camera.
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| PI_CAMERA_CMD_START | Start the camera, i.e. it will start sending data on the interface.
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| PI_CAMERA_CMD_STOP | Stop the camera, i.e. it will stop sending data on the interface.
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◆ pi_camera_color_mode_e
This can be given within the camera configuration when it is opened.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| PI_CAMERA_GRAY8 | 8 bit grayscale.
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| PI_CAMERA_RGB565 | 16 bit RGB .
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| PI_CAMERA_RGB888 | 24 bit RGB .
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| PI_CAMERA_YUV | 24 bit YUV .
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◆ pi_camera_format_e
This can be given within the camera configuration when it is opened.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| PI_CAMERA_VGA | VGA format (640 x 480).
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| PI_CAMERA_QVGA | QVGA format (320 x 240).
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| PI_CAMERA_QQVGA | QQVGA format (160 x 120).
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◆ pi_camera_capture()
| void pi_camera_capture |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device, |
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void * |
buffer, |
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uint32_t |
size |
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) |
| |
Queue a buffer that will receive Camera samples. The samples will start being stored in the provided buffer as soon as the camera is started. If it is already started, it starts storing them immediately. On some chips, the start of the sampling may be differed to the next start of frame, see chip-specific section for more details. The caller is blocked until the transfer is finished.
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the device where to capture samples. |
| buffer | The memory buffer where the captured samples will be transfered. |
| size | The size in bytes of the memory buffer. |
◆ pi_camera_capture_async()
| static void pi_camera_capture_async |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device, |
|
|
void * |
buffer, |
|
|
uint32_t |
size, |
|
|
pi_task_t * |
task |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
Queue a buffer that will receive Camera samples. The samples will start being stored in the provided buffer as soon as the camera is started. If it is already started, it starts storing them immediately. On some chips, the start of the sampling may be differed to the next start of frame, see chip-specific section for more details. It is possible to call this function asynchronously and several times in order to queue several buffers. At a minimum 2 buffers should be queued to ensure that no data sampled is lost. This is also the most efficient way to retrieve data from the Camera device. You should always make sure that at least 2 buffers are always queued, by queuing a new one as soon as the current one is full. Can only be called from fabric-controller side. A task must be specified in order to specify how the caller should be notified when the transfer is finished.
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the device where to capture samples. |
| buffer | The memory buffer where the captured samples will be transfered. |
| size | The size in bytes of the memory buffer. |
| task | The task used to notify the end of transfer. See the documentation of pi_task_t for more details. |
◆ pi_camera_close()
| static void pi_camera_close |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device | ) |
|
|
inlinestatic |
This function can be called to close an opened Camera device once it is not needed anymore in order to free all allocated resources. Once this function is called, the device is not accessible anymore and must be opened again before being used.
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the device to close. |
◆ pi_camera_control()
| static int32_t pi_camera_control |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device, |
|
|
pi_camera_cmd_e |
cmd, |
|
|
void * |
arg |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
This function is used to control and configure the Camera device. For each command, the arguments necessary are listed below:
| CMD | Type of argument |
| CMD_ON | NULL |
| CMD_OFF | NULL |
| CMD_START | NULL |
| CMD_STOP | NULL |
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the device to control. |
| cmd | The command for controlling or configuring the camera. Check the description of pi_camera_cmd_e for further information. |
| *arg | A pointer to the arguments of the command. |
- Returns
- 0 if the operation is successfull, -1 if there was an error.
◆ pi_camera_open()
| int32_t pi_camera_open |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device | ) |
|
This function must be called before the Camera device can be used. It will do all the needed configuration to make it usable and initialize the handle used to refer to this opened device when calling other functions.
- Parameters
-
| device | A pointer to the device structure of the device to open. |
- Returns
- 0 if the operation is successfull, -1 if there was an error.
◆ pi_camera_reg_get()
| static int32_t pi_camera_reg_get |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device, |
|
|
uint32_t |
reg_addr, |
|
|
uint8_t * |
value |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
This can be called to get a camera register. The list of registers is specific to each camera, see the documentation of the camera for more information.
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the camera. |
| reg_addr | The register address. |
| value | A pointer to the value where the read value will be stored. The size of this variable depends on the register being accessed. |
◆ pi_camera_reg_set()
| static int32_t pi_camera_reg_set |
( |
struct pi_device * |
device, |
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|
uint32_t |
reg_addr, |
|
|
uint8_t * |
value |
|
) |
| |
|
inlinestatic |
This can be called to set a camera register. This must be used carefully as this can disturb the behavior of the other calls. The list of registers is specific to each camera, see the documentation of the camera for more information.
- Parameters
-
| device | The device structure of the camera. |
| reg_addr | The register address. |
| value | A pointer to the value to be set. The size of this variable depends on the register being accessed. |


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// By Simon Sarris // Www.simonsarris.com //<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// // Free to use and distribute at will // So long as you are nice to people, etc // Simple class for keeping track of the current transformation matrix // For instance: // Var t = new Transform(); // T.rotate(5); // Var m = t.m; // Ctx.setTransform(m[0], m[1], m[2], m[3], m[4], m[5]); // Is equivalent to: // Ctx.rotate(5); // But now you can retrieve it :) // Remember that this does not account for any CSS transforms applied to the canvas export class Transform { constructor () { this.reset(); } reset () { this.m = [1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0]; } clone () { const transform = new Transform(); transform.m[0] = this.m[0]; transform.m[1] = this.m[1]; transform.m[2] = this.m[2]; transform.m[3] = this.m[3]; transform.m[4] = this.m[4]; transform.m[5] = this.m[5]; return transform; } multiply (matrix) { const m11 = this.m[0] * matrix.m[0] + this.m[2] * matrix.m[1]; const m12 = this.m[1] * matrix.m[0] + this.m[3] * matrix.m[1]; const m21 = this.m[0] * matrix.m[2] + this.m[2] * matrix.m[3]; const m22 = this.m[1] * matrix.m[2] + this.m[3] * matrix.m[3]; const dx = this.m[0] * matrix.m[4] + this.m[2] * matrix.m[5] + this.m[4]; const dy = this.m[1] * matrix.m[4] + this.m[3] * matrix.m[5] + this.m[5]; this.m[0] = m11; this.m[1] = m12; this.m[2] = m21; this.m[3] = m22; this.m[4] = dx; this.m[5] = dy; } invert () { const d = 1 / (this.m[0] * this.m[3] - this.m[1] * this.m[2]); const m0 = this.m[3] * d; const m1 = -this.m[1] * d; const m2 = -this.m[2] * d; const m3 = this.m[0] * d; const m4 = d * (this.m[2] * this.m[5] - this.m[3] * this.m[4]); const m5 = d * (this.m[1] * this.m[4] - this.m[0] * this.m[5]); this.m[0] = m0; this.m[1] = m1; this.m[2] = m2; this.m[3] = m3; this.m[4] = m4; this.m[5] = m5; } rotate (rad) { const c = Math.cos(rad); const s = Math.sin(rad); const m11 = this.m[0] * c + this.m[2] * s; const m12 = this.m[1] * c + this.m[3] * s; const m21 = this.m[0] * -s + this.m[2] * c; const m22 = this.m[1] * -s + this.m[3] * c; this.m[0] = m11; this.m[1] = m12; this.m[2] = m21; this.m[3] = m22; } translate (x, y) { this.m[4] += this.m[0] * x + this.m[2] * y; this.m[5] += this.m[1] * x + this.m[3] * y; } scale (sx, sy) { this.m[0] *= sx; this.m[1] *= sx; this.m[2] *= sy; this.m[3] *= sy; } transformPoint (px, py) { const x = px; const y = py; px = x * this.m[0] + y * this.m[2] + this.m[4]; py = x * this.m[1] + y * this.m[3] + this.m[5]; return { x: px, y: py }; } }


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Tipperary forest owners angry with minister over ash dieback disease
CRISIS IN FORESTRY
The Limerick and Tipperary Woodland Owners are calling on Minister Andrew Doyle to have meaningful consultation with the ash forest owners directly affected by ash dieback.
Members claim that to date the minister and his officials in the forest service have not held any consultation on the matter with those directly affected or taken on board consultation documents sent to the forest service since May 2018 even after repeated requests to officials.
The LTWO say this current crisis in forestry has been in train for the last seven years and as another year slips by forest owners who planted ash in good faith have been left side-lined by the minister and the forest service who will not reach their 8000Ha target in the coming years if this issue amongst others isn’t addressed in the immediate future.
Tipperary woman Mary McCormack, a member of LTWO, featured on last week’s Ear to the Ground on RTE1.
Mary, like many others, was encouraged by the state to plant ash with the benefit of a 20 year premium and a productive crop of ash timber for sale once the premiums end to the local markets.
Mary was doing her bit for the local economy, environment and our national sport and national heritage, hurling.
Ash forest owners say they will be lucky to see 1% of their plantation survive and that works out at 35 trees/hectare surviving out of an initial planting stocking rate of 3500 plants/hectare.
At clear fell, somewhere around 40-45 years, the forest owner should be clearfelling 350 trees/hectare.
Owners say this is an overall reduction by 99% of the estimated income of €40,000 per hectare at clearfell stage.
Ash makes excellent hurleys, furniture, veneers and at the lower end great firewood.
Owner say the forest service are currently putting in place a scheme of thinning and under planting which does not compensate the owner for the loss of income, loss of time and loss of value to their plantations.
LTWO would ask all ash owners to text their details to LTWO at<PHONE_NUMBER> to keep ash forest owners informed of the situation as it progresses.


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 I have used Gecode in the past and I am considering it
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 The problem has around 40 parameters(floats bounded –20%
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The evaluation of the function to obtain the value takes 12 sec to be executed
in the available environment ( no parallelization in place )

 The problem applies the 40 parameters that, can be seen
as weights, to the data and obtains a list of one thousand values one for each
subject in the study.

 The list of is sorted by the value of the variable
calculated.

 The objective is to minimize the value of the element in
the nth position (fixed) once sorted but the parameters change which
element(subject) goes to the nth position.

 In addition there are other variables that are depending
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quadratic on the parameters so I know this is easy for Gecode.

 The problem is on the first part of the problem,
where I don’t see how to express the constraint.

 Any hints on how to approach that problem would be
appreciated.

 I am in parallel evaluating changing the problem
to be solved and try to optimize instead the sum of the one thousand values what
I think would simplify the problem, and make it much faster. Would that make the
problem solvable with Gecode?

 The problem being feasible, the second point
is about viability. Taking each computation 12 secs, the computation can be
dramatically slow. Where should I look at, in the documentation, for ways to
improve speed?

 Thanks in advance

Jose Magana


Test purpose
- Define a responsive canvas element with a fixed-dimensions base Cell
- Implement line drawing functionality using Polyline entitys
- Add in user interaction buttons to implement undo/redo, and clear canvas, functionality.
Touch test: canvas should be resizable. Known issue: new lines may not start, or may connect to previous line ends - the test needs to be reconsidered and rewritten to make UX more robust.
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clear()
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Shape
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Creates a new cell sheet. Cell sheets are textures that are automatically split up into individual cells based on a cell width and height.
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cellCount
Returns the total number of cells in the cell sheet.
cellCount()
Returns {Number}
horizontalCells
Gets / sets the number of horizontal cells in the cell sheet.
horizontalCells({Number} val)
- {Number}val The integer count of the number of horizontal cells in the cell sheet.
verticalCells
Gets / sets the number of vertical cells in the cell sheet.
verticalCells({Number} val)
- {Number}val The integer count of the number of vertical cells in the cell sheet.
_applyCells
Sets the x, y, width and height of each sheet cell and stores that information in the this._cells array.
_applyCells()
stringify
Returns a string containing a code fragment that when evaluated will reproduce this object.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas lands ATP Finals title to complete graduation
by Press AssociationStefanos Tsitsipas capped a dream week at the O2 by beating Dominic Thiem 6-7 (6) 6-2 7-6 (4) to capture the ATP Finals.
One day after beating Roger Federer, the Greek youngster completed his graduation to the upper echelons of the sport by taking revenge over Thiem, who came from a set down to beat him in Beijing last month.
It caps a memorable 12 months since he landed the Next Gen title, and now the 21-year-old will have his sights set on the Australian Open, where he reached the semi-finals in January.
Tsitsipas is the youngest winner of the prestigious season-ending tournament since Lleyton Hewitt in 2001, and the youngest debutant to lift the trophy since John McEnroe back in 1978.
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 I was a break up in the third set, but couldn't hold it, but I'm so relieved with this outstanding performance I gave on the court.
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Color Tracking
We call it color tracking, but more often than not people simply refer to this technique as Changing material paramaters with GL.Color, sometimes it's also refered to as color material mode
Earlyer we saw that OpenGL uses the current material color (set with GL.Material
) when lighting is enabled, but uses the current primary color (set with GL.Color
) when lighting is disabled. This inconsistency can often get confusing. It's also slightly more expensive to call GL.Material
than it is to call GL.Color
because of the safety checks the functions do. Whenever you change a materials color, most often you only change the diffuse and ambient components.
color mateiral mode adresses these issues. When you enable color material mode, certain current material colors track the current primary color instead. To use color materials, you must first enable them:
GL.Enable(EnableCaps.ColorMaterial);
This will cause calls to GL.Color
to change not only the primary color, but also the current ambient and diffuse material colors. Of course you can change which properties color tracking affects by calling GL.ColorMaterial
.
We've already discussed how to change which color is tracked in the Defining Materials section.
Example 1
Lets make a new demo scene, call it ColorTrackingDemo
and get it up to par with the test scene. Once you have that:
- In the initialize function
- Call
GL.Mateiral
to:- Set the specular component to white
- Set the shininess to 20
- Enable color material
- Set color materials to track the ambeint AND diffuse components for front and back face
- Call
- In the render function
- Set the first spheres render color to red
- Set the second spheres render color to green
- Set the third spheres color to blue
Your scene should look like the below image:
In case your scene doesn't look like that, here is the code i used to get that result
public override void Initialize() {
base.Initialize();
// Enable lighting and configure light 0
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Specular, new float[] { 1, 1, 1, 1 });
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Shininess, 20.0f);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.ColorMaterial);
GL.ColorMaterial(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, ColorMaterialParameter.AmbientAndDiffuse);
}
public override void Render() {
// Set up view matrix
// Render unlit grid
GL.Color3(1f, 0f, 0f);
// Draw first sphere
GL.Color3(0f, 1f, 0f);
// Draw second sphere
GL.Color3(0f, 0f, 1f);
Draw third sphere
}
The most important thing to note here is the shading. Because of the way the shading model works, the blue sphere gets a lot of diffuse light, the other two get too much ambient. Let's fix that!
Example 2
Using Example 1 as our starting point.
- In initialize
- Change the color material tracking point to diffuse
- Set the materials default ambient to { .2f, .2f, .2f, 1f }
Here is the code change
// This is new
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Ambient, new float[] { .2f, .2f, .2f, 1f });
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Specular, new float[] { 1, 1, 1, 1 });
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Shininess, 20.0f);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.ColorMaterial);
// This changed
GL.ColorMaterial(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, ColorMaterialParameter.Diffuse);
This still doesn't look great. All the spheres now take a uniform ambient term, but only the blue sphere has a blue term to take for it's diffuse! That's why the other two look red-ish.
Example 3
The key to good material usage is to think about color a little differently! Instead of thinking about a light having a color and a material having a color, think of the light as an overall brightness (always have a white light), and the mateiral as the color.
We're going to be using example 1 (not example 2!) as a starting point. That is, the color material is going to track both the ambient and diffuse terms. The sphere colors are set with GL.Color3
, they are: red, green and blue. This is the starting point.
Now, change the LIGHT (not material) ambient color to { 0.2f, 0.2f, 0.2f, 1.0f } and the LIGHT (not mateiral) diffuse color to {0.8f, 0.8f, 0.8f, 1.0f }. Run the game and your scene looks the way one would expecte it:
Only the initialize function changed from example 1, here it is in its entirety:
public override void Initialize() {
base.Initialize();
GL.Enable(EnableCap.Lighting);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.Light0);
float[] red = new float[] { 1, 0, 0, 1 };
float[] blue = new float[] { 0, 0, 1, 1 };
float[] white = new float[] {0, 1, 0, 1 };
// We changed the LIGHT! Not the Material
GL.Light(LightName.Light0, LightParameter.Position, new float[] { 0, 1, 1, 0});
GL.Light(LightName.Light0, LightParameter.Ambient, new float[] { .2f, .2f, .2f, 1f });
GL.Light(LightName.Light0, LightParameter.Diffuse, new float[] { .8f, .8f, .8f, 1f } );
GL.Light(LightName.Light0, LightParameter.Specular, white);
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Specular, new float[] { 1, 1, 1, 1 });
GL.Material(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, MaterialParameter.Shininess, 20.0f);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.ColorMaterial);
GL.ColorMaterial(MaterialFace.FrontAndBack, ColorMaterialParameter.AmbientAndDiffuse);
}
This works because the light now defines how strong the ambient and diffuse components are. The actual material defines the color. Because if the material diffuse is blue (0, 0, 1) and the light diffuse is (.8, .8, .8) then the two multiplied together create the objects diffuse (0, 0, .8).
This (example 3) is the configuration i do 90% of my lighting with! It's something you should be comfotrable setting up.


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Channel
public class Channel
Undocumented
-
The topic of the Channel. e.g. “rooms:friends”
Declaration
Swift
public let topic: String
-
The params sent when joining the channel
Declaration
Swift
public var params: Payload { get set }
-
Overridable message hook. Receives all events for specialized message handling before dispatching to the channel callbacks.
- return: Must return the message, modified or unmodified
Parameters
msg
The Message received by the client from the server
-
Joins the channel
- return: Push event
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func join(timeout: TimeInterval? = nil) -> Push
Parameters
timeout
Optional. Defaults to Channel’s timeout
-
Hook into when the Channel is closed. Does not handle retain cycles. Use
delegateOnClose(to:)
for automatic handling of retain cycles.Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") channel.onClose() { [weak self] message in self?.print("Channel \(message.topic) has closed" }
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func onClose(_ callback: @escaping ((Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
callback
Called when the Channel closes
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Hook into when the Channel is closed. Automatically handles retain cycles. Use
onClose()
to handle yourself.Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") channel.delegateOnClose(to: self) { (self, message) in self.print("Channel \(message.topic) has closed" }
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func delegateOnClose<Target: AnyObject>(to owner: Target, callback: @escaping ((Target, Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
owner
Class registering the callback. Usually
self
callback
Called when the Channel closes
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Hook into when the Channel receives an Error. Does not handle retain cycles. Use
delegateOnError(to:)
for automatic handling of retain cycles.Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") channel.onError() { [weak self] (message) in self?.print("Channel \(message.topic) has errored" }
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func onError(_ callback: @escaping ((_ message: Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
callback
Called when the Channel closes
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Hook into when the Channel receives an Error. Automatically handles retain cycles. Use
onError()
to handle yourself.Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") channel.delegateOnError(to: self) { (self, message) in self.print("Channel \(message.topic) has closed" }
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func delegateOnError<Target: AnyObject>(to owner: Target, callback: @escaping ((Target, Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
owner
Class registering the callback. Usually
self
callback
Called when the Channel closes
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Subscribes on channel events. Does not handle retain cycles. Use
delegateOn(_:, to:)
for automatic handling of retain cycles.Subscription returns a ref counter, which can be used later to unsubscribe the exact event listener
Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") let ref1 = channel.on("event") { [weak self] (message) in self?.print("do stuff") } let ref2 = channel.on("event") { [weak self] (message) in self?.print("do other stuff") } channel.off("event", ref1)
Since unsubscription of ref1, “do stuff” won’t print, but “do other stuff” will keep on printing on the “event”
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func on(_ event: String, callback: @escaping ((Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
event
Event to receive
callback
Called with the event’s message
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Subscribes on channel events. Automatically handles retain cycles. Use
on()
to handle yourself.Subscription returns a ref counter, which can be used later to unsubscribe the exact event listener
Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") let ref1 = channel.delegateOn("event", to: self) { (self, message) in self?.print("do stuff") } let ref2 = channel.delegateOn("event", to: self) { (self, message) in self?.print("do other stuff") } channel.off("event", ref1)
Since unsubscription of ref1, “do stuff” won’t print, but “do other stuff” will keep on printing on the “event”
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
func off()
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func delegateOn<Target: AnyObject>(_ event: String, to owner: Target, callback: @escaping ((Target, Message) -> Void)) -> Int
Parameters
event
Event to receive
owner
Class registering the callback. Usually
self
callback
Called with the event’s message
- return: Ref counter of the subscription. See
-
Unsubscribes from a channel event. If a
ref
is given, only the exact listener will be removed. Else all listeners for theevent
will be removed.Example:
let channel = socket.channel("topic") let ref1 = channel.on("event") { _ in print("ref1 event" } let ref2 = channel.on("event") { _ in print("ref2 event" } let ref3 = channel.on("other_event") { _ in print("ref3 other" } let ref4 = channel.on("other_event") { _ in print("ref4 other" } channel.off("event", ref1) channel.off("other_event")
After this, only “ref2 event” will be printed if the channel receives “event” and nothing is printed if the channel receives “other_event”.
- paramter ref: Ref counter returned when subscribing. Can be omitted
Declaration
Swift
public func off(_ event: String, ref: Int? = nil)
Parameters
event
Event to unsubscribe from
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Push a payload to the Channel
Example:
channel .push("event", payload: ["message": "hello") .receive("ok") { _ in { print("message sent") }
Declaration
Parameters
event
Event to push
payload
Payload to push
timeout
Optional timeout
-
Leaves the channel
Unsubscribes from server events, and instructs channel to terminate on server
Triggers onClose() hooks
To receive leave acknowledgements, use the a
receive
hook to bind to the server ack, ie:Example: / channel.leave().receive(“ok”) { _ in { print(“left”) }
- return: Push that can add receive hooks
Declaration
Parameters
timeout
Optional timeout
-
Overridable message hook. Receives all events for specialized message handling before dispatching to the channel callbacks.
- return: Must return the payload, modified or unmodified
Parameters
event
The event the message was for
payload
The payload for the message
ref
The reference of the message
-
- return: True if the Channel has been closed
Declaration
Swift
public var isClosed: Bool { get }
-
- return: True if the Channel experienced an error
Declaration
Swift
public var isErrored: Bool { get }
-
- return: True if the channel has joined
Declaration
Swift
public var isJoined: Bool { get }
-
- return: True if the channel has requested to join
Declaration
Swift
public var isJoining: Bool { get }
-
- return: True if the channel has requested to leave
Declaration
Swift
public var isLeaving: Bool { get }


WITNESS LIST
Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee
April 7, 2015 - 2:00 PM or upon final adjourn./recess
On:
Halvorsen, Justin (TPWD)
For:
Hubert, James (Self; Texas silver-haired legislature)
On:
Halvorsen, Justin (TPWD)
Kurzawski, Ken (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Herman, Guy (Self)
Against:
Hensley, Sean (Self; Texas hunter ed)
Hensley, Sean (Self; Texas Hunter Ed)
On:
Hall, Steve (Self; International hunter education assoc. USA)
Herron, Nancy (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Smith, Melinda (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas(CLEAT))
For:
Kafka, Bob (Self; Adapt of texas)
On:
Good, Kevin (Tx Parks and Wildlife)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cranston, Cathy (Personal Attendant Coalition of Texas)
Saenz, Danny (Self)
Tate, Joe (Self; Community NOW!)
On:
Good, Kevin (Tx Parks and Wildlife)
1
WITNESS LIST
On:
Hall, Steve (Self; International hunter education assoc. USA)
Hensley, Sean (Self; Texas hunter ed)
Hensley, Sean (Self; Texas Hunter Ed)
Herron, Nancy (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept)
For:
Enoch, Craig (Self; Sustainable Texas Oyster Resource Management)
Woody, Tracy (Self; Jeri's seafood)
Against:
Dolcefino, Wayne (Concerned citizens of texas gulf coast)
Halili, Johnny (Concerned citizens)
Halili, Lisa (Prestige Oyster, Inc.)
Halili, Raz (Concerned citizens)
Ivic, Michael (Self; Misho's Oysters, Inc.)
Miller, Robert (Prestige Oysters, Inc.)
On:
Bright, Ann (Texas Parks and Wildlife Deparetment)
Robinson, Lance (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept)
Young, Larry (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department)
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Greenberg, Steve (Landry's)
Howell, Corey (Hillman Shrimp and Oyster, Inc.)
For:
Hubert, James (Self; Texas silver-haired legislature)
On:
Kurzawski, Ken (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Halvorsen, Justin (TPWD)
For:
Bobosky, Shelby (Texas Humane Legislation Network)
Caldwell, Joel (Self; Galveston Police Dept. Humane Society of the United States Law
Enforcement Council)
Paquette, Nicole (The Humane Society of the United States)
Trimble, Robert (Self; Texas humane legislation network)
2
WITNESS LIST
Against:
Cook, Marcus (Self; All Things Wild Zoological Parks)
Favia del Core Borromeo, Marida (Self; Exotic Wildlife Association)
Gregory, Bob (Texas Disposal Systems)
Gregory, Jim (Self)
Hosseini, Margaret (Self; Texas Primate Owners United)
Morrow, Tim (San Antonio Zoo)
Smith, Alan (Zoological Association of America)
Swain, William (Self)
Terranova, Doug (Self; United States Zoological Association)
On:
Kirk, Christopher (Sheriffs Association of Texas)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Carrasco, Liz (Self)
Castillon, Oscar (Self)
Clark, Erick (Self)
Corbett, Lynmarie (Self)
Cortinas, Sandra (Self)
Fleming, Mary (Self)
Hensley, Michelle (Self)
Jarl, Katie (Self; The Humane Society of the United States)
Macneill, Rachel (Self)
Murphy, Wendy c (Self)
Rivas-Rivas, William (Self)
Ross, Robyn (Self)
Sutton Kerby, Stacy (Self)
Verret, Timothy (Self)
Against:
Byrne, Helen elaine (Self)
Greenberg, Steve (Landry's)
Lopez, Lisa (Self; REXANO)
Mitchell, Seth (Bexar County Commissioners Court)
On:
Sidwa, Thomas (TX Dept of State Health Services)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Halvorsen, Justin (TPWD)
3
WITNESS LIST
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Halvorsen, Justin (Tpwd)
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JACKIE BROWN **** of **** grade is A
Jackie Brown is not the film you'd expect from the phenom director Quentin Tarantion. In Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs he used an offbeat amount of quirky dialogue spiced with suprising, comic shots of violence. Jackie Brown tells us that Mr. Tarantino is the real deal, making one of the most grown up crime movies I've seen.
In Jackie Brown, based on novel Rum Punch by the wondeful Elmore Leonard, the title character must outsmart a drug/gun dealer in Sam Jackson and find time to fall in love with Max Cherry (played by Robert Forster, WHO SHOULD HAVE WON THE BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR AWARD). These scenes are handled with Tarantino's trademark great dialogue and humor. The film is also decisivly less violent than his previous and much more human.
There are two common complaints about this film. One of them is Sam Jackson's character Ordell Robbi's use of the word "nigger." I want to strain that this is Ordell Robbi saying this and NOT Tarantino or Jackson. Spike Lee has spoken out about this very point asking weither Quentin wanted to be made "an honorary black man."  Are white writers not aloud to have their characters saying offensive material? Are there not people who talk the way Robbi does? Spike you made Get on the Bus, a movie I appreciated, and the black Lexus dealer uses the word prevasively throughout his FEW MINUTES of screen time.
The other complaint about the film was the length. It runs long but was not at all boring and much better writen that Titanic. This film also has many strong performances from Sam Jackson, cute Bridget Fonda, funny Robert DeNiro, and two great performances from Robert Forster and Pam Grier.
On a side note I am very happy to see Pam Grier back in good films. She had quite a career in the seventies blaxploitation films. She was notable as the one that got naked and showed off her impressive bossom, and for her charasmatic acting. Her body left such an impression I remember one critic of this film complaining that we didn't even see her shoulders. She gives a great performance here and in films like Coffy and Foxy Brown, lower scale but still very entertaining.
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ComposableAsync.Core provides dispatcher interface definition and extensions methods.
Features
IDispatcher
abstraction
A dispatcher takes an Action, a Function, or a Task and replay it in a different context.
public interface IDispatcher
{
/// <summary>
/// Enqueue the action and return a task corresponding to
/// the completion of the action
/// </summary>
Task Enqueue(Action action);
/// <summary>
/// Enqueue the function and return a task corresponding to
/// the result of the function
/// </summary>
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/// </summary>
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/// <param name="action"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
Task<T> Enqueue<T>(Func<Task<T>> action);
///...Additional signatures including Task and CancellationToken
}
Extension methods
In order to transform, compose and await IDispatcher
- Await a dispatcher:
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await fiberDispatcher;
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// In this case the code will execute on the fiber thread
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Class Summary |
| ContentType |
Simple class for parsing and generating Content-Type header values, per
RFC 2045 (MIME) and 2616 (HTTP 1.1). |
| ErrorDomain |
This is the parent class of all error domain classes. |
| ErrorElement |
A mutable ErrorContent to hold structured error information. |
| EventSourceParser |
An xml parser that can also handle parsing events from an
XmlEventSource . |
| GenerateUtil |
Helper class with static generate methods to generate atom for old or new
data model as appropriate. |
| LoggableInputStream |
Logs content of the data sent to the stream if log level is
set to FINEST. |
| LoggableOutputStream |
Logs content of the data sent to the stream if log level is
set to FINEST. |
| LogUtils |
Utility functions for logging. |
| Namespaces |
Collection of various namespace URIs. |
| ParseUtil |
Helper class with static parse methods to parse entries and feeds based on
the old or new data model as appropriate. |
| ServiceExceptionInitializer |
The ServiceExceptionInitializer class is used to initialize
a ServiceException from either an HTTP connection or an
XML structured error represented as a string. |
| Version |
The Version class is a helper class that describes version information
about a particular type of service. |
| VersionRegistry |
The VersionRegistry class is used to manage and retrieve version information
about executing services. |
| XmlBlob |
Arbitrary self-contained block of XML. |
| XmlParser |
XML parser. |
| XmlParser.ElementHandler |
Base class for custom element handlers. |
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Exception Summary |
| AuthenticationException |
The AuthenticationException class is used to represent a GData service
failure due to authentication. |
| EntityTooLargeException |
The EntityTooLargeException should be thrown by a service provider
when its refusing to process a request because request entity is larger
than service provider is willing to process. |
| InvalidEntryException |
Thrown when the format of a ServiceRequest is invalid. |
| NoLongerAvailableException |
Thrown by a service provider when the resource identified by the request is
no longer available at the server and no forwarding address is known. |
| NotAcceptableException |
Thrown by a service provider when the resource identified by the request is
only capable of generating response entities which have content
characteristics not acceptable according to the accept headers sent in the
request. |
| NotImplementedException |
The NotImplementedException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to send a request that is not supported by the
target service. |
| NotModifiedException |
The NotModifiedException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to access content using a date-conditional
GET and the resource has not been modified since the provided date. |
| ParseException |
The ParseException indicates a failure parsing GData request content. |
| PreconditionFailedException |
The PreconditionFailedException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to access content using a date-conditional
GET and the resource has not been modified since the provided date. |
| RedirectRequiredException |
Exception thrown when a redirect is required to satisfy a request. |
| ResourceNotFoundException |
The ResourceNotFoundException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to perform an operation upon a resource (feed
or entry) that cannot be found. |
| ServiceConfigurationException |
The ServiceConfigurationException should be thrown if a GData server
or client configuration is not valid. |
| ServiceException |
The ServiceException class is the base exception class used to
indicate an error while processing a GDataRequest. |
| ServiceForbiddenException |
The ServiceForbiddenException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to perform an operation upon a resource (feed
or entry) that is not supported. |
| ServiceUnavailableException |
Thrown when an exception occurs that is temporary; i.e., the user should
try again. |
| VersionConflictException |
The VersionConflictException should be thrown by a service provider
when an attempt is made to modify an entry based on a stale version ID. |


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NCCE sensitises traditional authorities in Kumasi on DLEs
by Stephen Asante, GNAKumasi, Nov. 22, GNA - Ghanaians have been told to avail themselves of the opportunity to exercise their franchise in the upcoming District Level Elections (DLEs).
Ms Margaret Konama, the Kumasi Metropolitan Director of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), said they should exercise that constitutional mandate to contribute effectively to strengthening local governance.
Ghana would on December 17, this year, hold the district assembly and unit committee elections to elect their respective leaders to govern them at the local level.
The event coincides with a referendum on Article 55 (3), which seeks to effect the necessary constitutional amendments to pave way for the involvement of political parties in the DLEs.
Ms Konama, who was addressing a day's sensitization workshop on the DLEs at the Bantama Palace in Kumasi, said the NCCE would continue to engage stakeholders to highlight the importance of the polls.
The workshop was organised by the Commission as part of efforts to whip up interest in the elections, which over the years had recorded relatively low patronage.
Ms Konama said the NCCE’s agenda was to get more of the citizenry as educated as possible on the impending exercise.
This is because democracy thrives on participatory governance, consequently, the people would have to show keen interest in the DLEs.
Baffour Owusu Amankwatia VI, Chief of Bantama, said the traditional authorities would collaborate with the NCCE in advancing its constitutional mandate, especially in the education of the masses on the need for them to embrace the District Level Elections.
GNA