User manual¶
This text describes how to use Cnerator for the stochastic generation of compilable C source code.
Command line arguments¶
These are the command line arguments provided by Cnerator (all of them are optional):
-o NAME
or--output NAME
:NAME
indicates the output file name, without the file extension. The default value ismain
.-O PATH
or--output_dir PATH
:PATH
is the output directory where the C source code is placed. If the directory does not exist, it is created. The default value isout
.-n NUMBER
or--nfiles NUMBER
: Generates the output program inNUMBER
compilation units. Each compilation unit is a pair of.c
and.h
files. A compilation unit can be compiled independently, even though they commonly depend on other compilation units. The default value is 2.-r RECURSION_LIMIT
or--recursion RECURSION_LIMIT
: Defines the maximum number of Python recursive invocations. This parameter may be modified when massive codebases are being modified, checking that the runtime environment provides sufficient memory. The default value is 50000.-v
or--verbose
: Enables the verbose mode to show runtime messages. By default, the verbose mode is disabled.-d
or--debug
: Generates debug information, comprising call graphs and struct structures in.dot
files. By default, the debug option is disabled.-p PROBS
or--probs PROBS
:PROBS
represents a semicolon-separated list of probabilities and their values for different syntactic constructs. An example use is"call_prob={True:0.2,False:0.8}; param_number_prob={0:0.2,1:0.3,2:0.3,3:0.2}"
. To know all the different syntactic constructs provided by Cnerator, please check the [syntactic constructs](#syntactic-constructs) section.-P PROBSFILE
or--probsfile PROBSFILE
:PROBSFILE
is a JSON file specifying some probabilities for different language constructs. Different examples are provided in thejson/probabilities
directory. The structure ofPROBSFILE
JSON files is described in the [probability specification files](#probability-specification-files) section.-f FUNCTIONS
or--functions FUNCTIONS
:FUNCTIONS
is a JSON file specifying conditions of the functions to be created by Cnerator. The user can express properties that the generated functions will fulfill. Different example files are provided in thejson/functions
directory. The structure ofFUNCTIONS
JSON files is described in the [function generation files](#function-generation-files) section.-V VISITORS
or--visitors VISITORS
: An ordered colon-separated list of visitors to adapt, process or modify the program representation generated by Cnerator. Once the visitors are run, Cnerator takes the final program representation and generates the final C source code. An example value ofVISITORS
isvisitors.func_to_proc:visitors.return_instrumentation
. Thevisitors
directory provides different examples of visitor implementations. A brief description of how to implement of such visitors is presented in the [post-processing specification files](#post-processing-specification-files) section.-h
or--help
: Shows a description of the command line arguments, including the default values.
Syntactic constructs¶
As mentioned, Cnerator allows defining
the probabilities of different syntactic constructs of
the C programming language. What follows is a description of all the constructs and their
unique identifiers, when the -p
or -P
options are used:
primitive_types_prob
: probabilities among primitive types (default: equal probability for all the types).assignment_types_prob
: assignment type (default: equal probability for all the types).augmented_assignment_types_prob
: augmented assignment type (+=
,-=
,*=
, etc.) (default: equal probability for primitive types).all_types_prob
: type probability when any type may occur in a syntax construction (default: equal probability for any type).array_size
: size of the arrays to be created (default: 1-10).reuse_struct_prob
: when a struct is needed, probability of using and existing one rather than creating a new one (default: 90%).enhance_existing_struct_prob
: when a struct is needed, probability of extending an existing one with the demanded field rather than creating a new one (default: 70%).array_literal_initialization_prob
: array initialization upon definition (default: 10%).struct_literal_initialization_prob
: struct initialization upon definition (default: 10%).exp_depth_prob
: expression depth (default: equal probabilities for [0-2]).return_exp_depth_prob
: expression depth for the particular expressions to be returned by functions (default: equal probabilities for [0-2]).call_prob
: probability that a new expression is a function invocation (default: 20%).basic_expression_prob
: basic expressions (default: same probability among literal, local variable, global variable, and param variable).param_number_prob
: number of parameters (default: 10% for 1, 20% for [1,4] and 5% for [5,6]).param_types_prob
: types of the parameters (default: all types are equally likely).stmt_invocation_prob
: invocation statements to functions or procedures (default: function=88%, procedure=12%).return_types_prob
: function return types (default: all types are equally likely).int_emulate_bool
: probability of generating a bool return (0 or 1) when an int type is expected (default: 20%).new_global_var_prob
: probability of creating a new global variable when one of the expected types already exists (default: 1%).new_local_var_prob
: probability of creating a new local variable when one of the expected types already exists (default: 1%).reuse_func_prob
: probability of reusing an existing function of the expected type (default: 99%).reuse_proc_prob
: probability of reusing an existing procedure of the expected type (default: 99%).global_or_local_as_basic_lvalue_prob
: When a basic l-value needs to be generated, this is the probability of using a global variable; otherwise, a local variable is used (default: 50%).basic_or_compound_stmt_prob
: probability of generating a basic (no block) or compound statement (default: basic=70%, compound=30%).function_basic_stmt_prob
: each kind of basic (no block) statement in functions (default: assignment=60%, invocation=20%, increment/decrement=20%, augmented assignment=10%).function_compound_stmt_prob
: each kind of compound statement (with blocks) in functions (equal probability for Block, If, Switch, Do, While, For).stmt_depth_prob
: statement depth (default: equal probabilities for [0-2]).procedure_basic_stmt_prob
: each kind of basic (no block) statement in functions (default: assignment=60%, invocation=20%, increment/decrement=20%, augmented assignment=10%).procedure_compound_stmt_prob
: each kind of compound statement (with blocks) in functions (equal probability for Block, If, Switch, Do, While, For).number_stmts_main_prob
: number of statements in the main function (default: equal probabilities between 5 and 10).number_stmts_func_prob
: number of statements in functions (default: 20% for [1,4] and 10% for [5, 6]).number_stmts_block_prob
: number of statements in blocks (default: 1/3 for 1, 2 and 3).else_body_prob
: probability of generating an else body for an if statement (default: 50%).number_cases_prob
: number of cases in switch statements (default: equal probabilities between 1 and 4).cases_type_prob
: type of the cases clauses in switch statements (default: equal probabilities between types promotable to int, excluding bool).default_switch_prob
: probability of generating a default case in a switch statement (default: 80%).break_case_prob
: probability of having a break statement at the end of a case block (default: 70%).return_at_end_if_else_bodies_prob
: probability of having a return at the end of an if / else blocks (default: 15%).return_at_end_case_prob
: probability of having a return at the end of the cases clauses in a switch statement (default: 15%).implicit_promotion_bool
: if an expression is expected, the probability to generate it with another type promotable to the expected one (default: 30%).promotions_prob
: promotions between types (default: all the conversions are equally likely).
Probability specification files¶
Probability specification files are JSON documents that the user can use to define the probability of different [syntactic constructs](#syntactic-constructs). The following JSON file shows an example:
{
"function_basic_stmt_prob": {
"assignment": 0.3,
"invocation": 0.4,
"augmented_assignment": 0.15,
"incdec": 0.1,
"expression_stmt": 0.05
},
"array_literal_initialization_prob": {
"True": 0.1, "False": 0.9
},
"primitive_types_prob": {
"__prob_distribution__": "equal_prob",
"__values__": [
"ast.Bool",
"ast.SignedChar",
"ast.UnsignedChar",
"ast.SignedShortInt"
]
},
"param_number_prob": {
"__prob_distribution__": "proportional_prob",
"__values__": {
"0": 1, "1": 2, "2": 3,
"3": 3, "4": 2, "5": 1
}
},
"number_stmts_main_prob": {
"__prob_distribution__": "normal_prob",
"__mean__": 10,
"__stdev__": 3
}
}
The first entry (function_basic_stmt_prob
) defines the probability of building basic statements
(i.e., statements not containing other statements, unlike for
and switch
),
and the second one (array_literal_initialization_prob
) states when an array definition should initialize their values.
These two examples specify fixed probabilities that must sum zero.
The three remaining entries describe uniform/equal, proportional and normal distributions to define, respectively,
the usage of primitive types (primitive_types_prob
),
the number of function parameters (param_number_prob
)
and statements in the main
function (number_stmts_main_prob
).
Function generation files¶
Cnerator provides the capability of specifying features to be fulfilled by the generated functions. The following JSON file shows an example use of such capacity:
{
"function_returning_void": {
"total": 1000,
"condition": "lambda f: isinstance(f.return_type, ast.Void)"
},
"function_returning_bool": {
"total": 1000,
"condition": "lambda f: isinstance(f.return_type, ast.Bool)"
},
"function_with_if_else": {
"total": 1,
"condition": "lambda f: any(stmt for stmt in f.children if isinstance(stmt, ast.If) and any(stmt.else_statements))"
}
}
The two first entries (function_returning_void
and function_returning_bool
)
enforce Cnerator to generate 1000
functions returning void
and the same
number of functions returning bool
. The only condition in the lambda expressions
checks that the returned type is the expected one.
The last entry (function_with_if_else
) shows a different example,
where the user demands Cnerator
to generate a function containing an if
statement with an else
clause.
Post-processing specification files¶
Cnerator provides a mechanism to process / modify program representation before the final source code generalization. The following code shows an example Python post-process specification file:
from functools import singledispatch
from cnerator import ast
def _instrument_statements(statements: List[ast.ASTNode]) -> List[ast.ASTNode]:
"""Includes a unique label before any return statement"""
instrumented_stmts = []
for stmt in statements: # iterates through the statements
if isinstance(stmt, ast.Return): # if the statement is return…
label_ast = ast.Label(generate_label()) # creates a new AST node for the label
instrumented_stmts.append(label_ast) # and places the label before the return
visit(stmt) # traverses the statement
instrumented_stmts.append(stmt) # appends return after the label
return instrumented_stmts
@visit.register(ast.Function)
def _(function: ast.Function):
"""Traverses a function definition to add a unique label before each return statement"""
function.stmts = _instrument_statements(function.stmts)
@visit.register(ast.Do)
@visit.register(ast.While)
@visit.register(ast.For)
@visit.register(ast.Block)
def _(node):
"""Traverses a control flow statement to add a unique label before each return statement"""
node.statements = _instrument_statements(node.statements)
_return_label_counter = 0
def generate_label() -> str:
"""Generates a new unique label string"""
global _return_label_counter
_return_label_counter += 1
return f"__RETURN{_return_label_counter}__"
...
The previous code traverses the representation of the generated program (i.e., its Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)),
and adds a unique label before each return
statement.
The _instrument_statements function
takes a list of statements (represented as
AST nodes) and adds a unique label —prefixed with __RETURN__
– before each return
statement.
This is later used in the traversal of function definitions (ast.Function
),
and do
, while
, for
and block statements
–if
and switch
control flow statements follow the same template.
This instrumentation technique was used to associate
fragments of binary code with their corresponding high-level return
statements.
The previous code is an instance of an introspective implementation of the _Visitor_ design pattern.
The visit
annotations indicate the AST node to be traversed.


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---
description: Learn about the fundamentals of Datadog
title: Datadog 101 - Monitoring 101
type: preso
weight: 1
---
# Monitoring 101
Note: This is a speaker note
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# Collecting data is cheap
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# Collecting data is cheap
# **Not having it when you need it is expensive**
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**Resource - Utilization**: The server does something and relies on a resource.
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**Resource - Saturation**: The server does something and relies on a resource.
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![](../../images/monitoring101/workresourceevents-4.png)
**Resource - Error**: The server does something and relies on a resource.
How many errors is the resource experiencing with regards to the server?
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**Resource - Availability**: The server does something and relies on a resource.
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**Events - Code Changes**: You wrote the server and you updated the source code or configuration files.
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# Tags All the Way Down
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# Asking Better Questions
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---
# Metric Graphs 101
## Timeseries Graphs
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# Line Graphs
![](../../images/monitoring101/linegraphs.png)
Note: Use Line Graphs for the same metric reported by diff scopes to spot outliers at a glance
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related metrics with same units to see correlations
metrics with clear acceptable domain
---
# Stacked Area Graphs
![](../../images/monitoring101/stackedareagraphs.png)
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sum complementary metrics sharing the same unit
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# Bar Graphs
![](../../images/monitoring101/bargraphs.png)
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metrics that represent a count and not a gauge
---
# Heat Maps
![](../../images/monitoring101/heatmap.png)
Note: single metrics reported by a large number of groups to see trends and variations across a group
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# Metric Graphs 101
## Summary Graphs
Visualizations that flatten a span
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# Aggregation Across Time
![](../../images/monitoring101/timeaggregation.png)
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# Aggregation Across Space
![](../../images/monitoring101/spaceaggregation.png)
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# Single Value Summary
![](../../images/monitoring101/singlevalue.png)
Note: work metrics from a given system to make them more visible
critical resource metrics to provide overview at a glance
error metrics to draw attention
computed metric changes compared to previous value
---
# Top Lists
![](../../images/monitoring101/toplists.png)
Note: work or resource metrics from different hosts or groups to spot outliers or overconsumers
custom metrics to see kpis in a easy to read format
---
# Change Graphs
![](../../images/monitoring101/changegraphs.png)
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high level infra metrics to spot large scale trends
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# Host Maps
![](../../images/monitoring101/hostmaps.png)
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correlation in a single graph or related metrics
---
# Distributions
![](../../images/monitoring101/distributions.png)
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On QuantConnect, we provide the Symbol
class to reference a security across time with a changing ticker.
This is similar to Quantopian's symbol()
function, which enables the same functionality.
When you add data to your algorithm, a Security
object is returned.
The Symbol
is accessible from the Security
as shown below.
class MyAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetStartDate(2000, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2020, 1, 1) # TWX will change to AOL when backtesting in the early 2000s, and will # change to TWX as the backtest advances past the date it was renamed. twx_security = self.AddEquity("TWX", Resolution.Minute) twx_symbol = twx_security.Symbol
To manually create a reference to an old equity, you can use the Symbol.Create()
method,
or the Symbol.CreateEquity()
method.
You can read more about Symbols and Security Identifiers (SID) at the Security Identifiers documentation page.


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Settlement
in package
Settlement data object.
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Properties
- $accountId : string|null
- $closingDate : string|null
- $currency : string|null
- $dateCompleted : string|null
- $dateCreated : string|null
- $dateExecuted : string|null
- $id : string|null
- $ledgerEntries : array<string|int, mixed>
- $ledgerEntriesSum : float|null
- $openingBalance : float|null
- $openingDate : string|null
- $payoutInfo : PayoutInfo|null
- $status : string|null
- $token : string|null
- $totalAmount : float|null
- $withHoldings : array<string|int, mixed>
- $withHoldingsSum : float|null
Methods
- __construct() : mixed
- getAccountId() : string|null
- Gets account id
- getClosingDate() : string|null
- Gets closing date.
- getCurrency() : string|null
- Gets currency
- getDateCompleted() : string|null
- Gets date completed
- getDateCreated() : string|null
- Gets date created
- getDateExecuted() : string|null
- Gets date executed
- getId() : string|null
- Gets id
- getLedgerEntries() : array<string|int, SettlementLedgerEntry>
- Gets Array of ledger entries listing the various debits and credits which are settled in the report.
- getLedgerEntriesSum() : float|null
- Gets ledger entries sum.
- getOpeningBalance() : float|null
- Gets Balance of the ledger at the openingDate
- getOpeningDate() : string|null
- Gets opening date
- getPayoutInfo() : PayoutInfo|null
- Gets Object containing the settlement info provided by the Merchant in his BitPay account settings
- getStatus() : string|null
- Gets Status of the settlement. Possible statuses are "new", "processing", "rejected" and "completed".
- getToken() : string|null
- Gets API token for the corresponding settlement resource.
- getTotalAmount() : float|null
- Gets total amount sent to the merchant; 2 decimals.
- getWithHoldings() : array<string|int, WithHoldings>
- Gets with holdings
- getWithHoldingsSum() : float|null
- Gets Sum of all amounts that are withheld from settlement
- setAccountId() : void
- Sets account id
- setClosingDate() : void
- Sets closing date.
- setCurrency() : void
- Sets currency
- setDateCompleted() : void
- Sets date completed
- setDateCreated() : void
- Sets date created
- setDateExecuted() : void
- Sets date executed
- setId() : void
- Sets id
- setLedgerEntries() : void
- Sets Array of ledger entries listing the various debits and credits which are settled in the report.
- setLedgerEntriesSum() : void
- Sets ledger entries sum.
- setOpeningBalance() : void
- Sets Balance of the ledger at the openingDate
- setOpeningDate() : void
- Sets opening date
- setPayoutInfo() : void
- Sets Object containing the settlement info provided by the Merchant in his BitPay account settings
- setStatus() : void
- Sets Status of the settlement. Possible statuses are "new", "processing", "rejected" and "completed".
- setToken() : void
- Sets API token for the corresponding settlement resource.
- setTotalAmount() : void
- Sets total amount sent to the merchant; 2 decimals.
- setWithHoldings() : void
- Sets with holdings
- setWithHoldingsSum() : void
- Sets Sum of all amounts that are withheld from settlement
- toArray() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Returns the Settlement object as array
Properties
$accountId
protected
string|null
$accountId
= null
$closingDate
protected
string|null
$closingDate
= null
$currency
protected
string|null
$currency
= null
$dateCompleted
protected
string|null
$dateCompleted
= null
$dateCreated
protected
string|null
$dateCreated
= null
$dateExecuted
protected
string|null
$dateExecuted
= null
$id
protected
string|null
$id
= null
$ledgerEntries
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$ledgerEntries
= []
$ledgerEntriesSum
protected
float|null
$ledgerEntriesSum
= null
$openingBalance
protected
float|null
$openingBalance
= null
$openingDate
protected
string|null
$openingDate
= null
$payoutInfo
protected
PayoutInfo|null
$payoutInfo
= null
$status
protected
string|null
$status
= null
$token
protected
string|null
$token
= null
$totalAmount
protected
float|null
$totalAmount
= null
$withHoldings
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$withHoldings
= []
$withHoldingsSum
protected
float|null
$withHoldingsSum
= null
Methods
__construct()
public
__construct() : mixed
getAccountId()
Gets account id
public
getAccountId() : string|null
String identifying the BitPay merchant. For internal use, this field can be ignored in merchant implementations.
Return values
string|nullgetClosingDate()
Gets closing date.
public
getClosingDate() : string|null
Date & time for last ledger entry used for the settlement. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Return values
string|nullgetCurrency()
Gets currency
public
getCurrency() : string|null
ISO 4217 3-character currency code. This is the currency associated with the settlement. Supported settlement currencies are listed on https://bitpay.com/docs/settlement
Return values
string|nullgetDateCompleted()
Gets date completed
public
getDateCompleted() : string|null
Timestamp when the settlement was completed. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Return values
string|nullgetDateCreated()
Gets date created
public
getDateCreated() : string|null
Timestamp when the settlement was created. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Return values
string|nullgetDateExecuted()
Gets date executed
public
getDateExecuted() : string|null
Timestamp when the settlement was executed. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Return values
string|nullgetId()
Gets id
public
getId() : string|null
String identifying the settlement; this id will also be in the description of the corresponding bank settlement.
Return values
string|nullgetLedgerEntries()
Gets Array of ledger entries listing the various debits and credits which are settled in the report.
public
getLedgerEntries() : array<string|int, SettlementLedgerEntry>
The total sum of all ledger entries is reported in the field ledgerEntriesSum. A description of all ledger codes can be found
Return values
array<string|int, SettlementLedgerEntry>getLedgerEntriesSum()
Gets ledger entries sum.
public
getLedgerEntriesSum() : float|null
Sum of all ledger entries in the settlement, this means all the debits & credits which happened between openingDate and closingDate
Return values
float|nullgetOpeningBalance()
Gets Balance of the ledger at the openingDate
public
getOpeningBalance() : float|null
Return values
float|nullgetOpeningDate()
Gets opening date
public
getOpeningDate() : string|null
corresponds to the closingDate of the previous settlement executed. For the first settlement of an account the value will be the BitPay merchant account creation date. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Return values
string|nullgetPayoutInfo()
Gets Object containing the settlement info provided by the Merchant in his BitPay account settings
public
getPayoutInfo() : PayoutInfo|null
Return values
PayoutInfo|nullgetStatus()
Gets Status of the settlement. Possible statuses are "new", "processing", "rejected" and "completed".
public
getStatus() : string|null
Return values
string|nullgetToken()
Gets API token for the corresponding settlement resource.
public
getToken() : string|null
This token is actually derived from the merchant facade token used during the query. This token is required to fetch the reconciliation report
Return values
string|nullgetTotalAmount()
Gets total amount sent to the merchant; 2 decimals.
public
getTotalAmount() : float|null
totalAmount = openingBalance + ledgerEntriesSum - withholdingsSum
Return values
float|nullgetWithHoldings()
Gets with holdings
public
getWithHoldings() : array<string|int, WithHoldings>
Array of withholdings. Withholdings are kept on the ledger to be used later and thus withheld from this settlement. Each withholding is a JSON object containing a code, amount and description field.
Return values
array<string|int, WithHoldings>getWithHoldingsSum()
Gets Sum of all amounts that are withheld from settlement
public
getWithHoldingsSum() : float|null
Return values
float|nullsetAccountId()
Sets account id
public
setAccountId(string $accountId) : void
String identifying the BitPay merchant. For internal use, this field can be ignored in merchant implementations.
Parameters
- $accountId : string
setClosingDate()
Sets closing date.
public
setClosingDate(string $closingDate) : void
Date & time for last ledger entry used for the settlement. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Parameters
- $closingDate : string
setCurrency()
Sets currency
public
setCurrency(string $currency) : void
ISO 4217 3-character currency code. This is the currency associated with the settlement. Supported settlement currencies are listed on https://bitpay.com/docs/settlement
Parameters
- $currency : string
setDateCompleted()
Sets date completed
public
setDateCompleted(string $dateCompleted) : void
Timestamp when the settlement was completed. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Parameters
- $dateCompleted : string
setDateCreated()
Sets date created
public
setDateCreated(string $dateCreated) : void
Timestamp when the settlement was created. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Parameters
- $dateCreated : string
setDateExecuted()
Sets date executed
public
setDateExecuted(string $dateExecuted) : void
Timestamp when the settlement was executed. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Parameters
- $dateExecuted : string
setId()
Sets id
public
setId(string $id) : void
String identifying the settlement; this id will also be in the description of the corresponding bank settlement.
Parameters
- $id : string
setLedgerEntries()
Sets Array of ledger entries listing the various debits and credits which are settled in the report.
public
setLedgerEntries(array<string|int, SettlementLedgerEntry> $ledgerEntries) : void
The total sum of all ledger entries is reported in the field ledgerEntriesSum. A description of all ledger codes can be found
Parameters
- $ledgerEntries : array<string|int, SettlementLedgerEntry>
Tags
setLedgerEntriesSum()
Sets ledger entries sum.
public
setLedgerEntriesSum(float $ledgerEntriesSum) : void
Sum of all ledger entries in the settlement, this means all the debits & credits which happened between openingDate and closingDate
Parameters
- $ledgerEntriesSum : float
setOpeningBalance()
Sets Balance of the ledger at the openingDate
public
setOpeningBalance(float $openingBalance) : void
Parameters
- $openingBalance : float
setOpeningDate()
Sets opening date
public
setOpeningDate(string $openingDate) : void
corresponds to the closingDate of the previous settlement executed. For the first settlement of an account the value will be the BitPay merchant account creation date. UTC date, ISO-8601 format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ
Parameters
- $openingDate : string
setPayoutInfo()
Sets Object containing the settlement info provided by the Merchant in his BitPay account settings
public
setPayoutInfo(PayoutInfo $payoutInfo) : void
Parameters
- $payoutInfo : PayoutInfo
setStatus()
Sets Status of the settlement. Possible statuses are "new", "processing", "rejected" and "completed".
public
setStatus(string $status) : void
Parameters
- $status : string
setToken()
Sets API token for the corresponding settlement resource.
public
setToken(string $token) : void
This token is actually derived from the merchant facade token used during the query. This token is required to fetch the reconciliation report
Parameters
- $token : string
setTotalAmount()
Sets total amount sent to the merchant; 2 decimals.
public
setTotalAmount(float $totalAmount) : void
totalAmount = openingBalance + ledgerEntriesSum - withholdingsSum
Parameters
- $totalAmount : float
setWithHoldings()
Sets with holdings
public
setWithHoldings(array<string|int, WithHoldings> $withHoldings) : void
Array of withholdings. Withholdings are kept on the ledger to be used later and thus withheld from this settlement. Each withholding is a JSON object containing a code, amount and description field.
Parameters
- $withHoldings : array<string|int, WithHoldings>
Tags
setWithHoldingsSum()
Sets Sum of all amounts that are withheld from settlement
public
setWithHoldingsSum(float $withHoldingsSum) : void
Parameters
- $withHoldingsSum : float
toArray()
Returns the Settlement object as array
public
toArray() : array<string|int, mixed>


| Methods' Summary |
| createDataSourcePossible |
If true is returned, a call to createDataSource with the
same arguments must return a valid XDataSequence object. If
false is returned, createDataSource throws an exception.
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| createDataSource |
Creates a data source object that matches the given range
representation string.
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| detectArguments |
Tries to find out with what parameters the passed
DataSource most probably was created.
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| createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentationPossible |
If true is returned, a call to
createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation with the same argument must
return a valid XDataSequence object. If false is returned,
createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation throws an exception.
|
| createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation |
creates a single data sequence for the given data range.
|
| getRangeSelection |
Returns a component that is able to change a given range
representation to another one. This usually is a
controller-component that uses the GUI to allow a user to
select a new range.
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| Methods' Details |
createDataSourcePossible
| boolean |
| createDataSourcePossible( |
[in] sequence< ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyValue > |
aArguments ); |
- Description
- If true is returned, a call to createDataSource with the
same arguments must return a valid XDataSequence object. If
false is returned, createDataSource throws an exception.
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createDataSource
- Description
- Creates a data source object that matches the given range
representation string.
This can be used for creating the necessary data for a new
chart out of a previously selected range of cells in a
spreadsheet.
- Parameter aArguments
- Arguments that tell the data provider how to slice the
given range. The properties should be defined in a
separate service.
For spreadsheets and textdocument tables there exists a
service TabularDataProviderArguments
describing valid values for this list.
- Returns
- a data source containing DataSequences that
span the entire region given in
aArguments .
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
may be raised by the XDataProvider if it is
unable to interpret the arguments passed in
aArguments appropriately.
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detectArguments
- Description
- Tries to find out with what parameters the passed
DataSource most probably was created.
if xDataSource is a data source that was created with
createDataSource, the arguments returned here
should be the same than the ones passed to the function.
Of course, this cannot be guaranteed. However, if detection
is ambiguous, the returned arguments should be empty.
This method may merge representation strings together if
adjacent ranges appear successively in the range identifiers.
E.g., if the first range refers to "$Sheet1.$A$1:$A$8" and the
second range refers to "$Sheet1.$B$1:$B$8", those should be
merged together to "$Sheet1.$A$1:$B$8".
- Parameter xDataSource
- A data source containing all data used in a chart.
- Returns
- Arguments that when being passed to
createDataSource should in an ideal case
return the same data source as
xDataSource .
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createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentationPossible
| boolean |
| createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentationPossible( |
[in] string |
aRangeRepresentation ); |
- Description
- If true is returned, a call to
createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation with the same argument must
return a valid XDataSequence object. If false is returned,
createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation throws an exception.
|
|
createDataSequenceByRangeRepresentation
- Description
- creates a single data sequence for the given data range.
- Parameter aRangeRepresentation
- is a string that can be interpreted by the component that
implements this interface. The representation string is
of a form that may be used in the user interface.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the given range does not contain a valid range
representation for a one-dimensional range of data.
- See also
- createDataSource
|
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getRangeSelection
- Description
- Returns a component that is able to change a given range
representation to another one. This usually is a
controller-component that uses the GUI to allow a user to
select a new range.
This method may return nothing, if it does not support
range selection or if there is no current controller available
that offers the functionality.
- Returns
- The component for selecting a new range. It must support
::XComponent, in order to inform the receiver
about its lifetime.
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#include <RTPSParticipantDiscoveryInfo.h>
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| RTPSParticipantDiscoveryInfo () | |
| virtual | ~RTPSParticipantDiscoveryInfo () |
Public Attributes | |
| DISCOVERY_STATUS | m_status |
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| GUID_t | m_guid |
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| PropertyList | m_propertyList |
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| std::string | m_RTPSParticipantName |
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Class RTPSParticipantDiscoveryInfo with discovery information of the RTPS Participant.
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| GUID_t m_guid |
Associated GUID.
| PropertyList m_propertyList |
Property list.
| std::string m_RTPSParticipantName |
Participant name.
| DISCOVERY_STATUS m_status |
Status.
| UserData m_userData |
User data.


Overview of course material: Physics 321, Classical Mechanics
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Asokwa Deportivo midfielder Issah Mahmud joins Inter Allies on loan
Ghana Premier League side Inter Allies have signed Asokwa Deportivo midfielder Issah Mahmud on a season long loan.
The midfielder joins the club for the upcoming season and could make a permanent switch at the end of the campaign.
“I am very happy to be here and looking forward to playing Premier League football next season,” he told the club's official website.
“Inter Allies is a great club for young players and I strongly believe that I can develop here,” he added.
Mahmud comes to the club with some experience and he is expected to use his versatility, speed and power help the club finish a good place in the upcoming season.
The Eleven is to One lads have been active in the off-season, having signed Kingsley Braye from Cape Coast strikers, Kofi Frimpong also from Asokwa Deportivo and are looking at inking a deal with former forward Isaac Osae
The Ghana Football Association announced on Wednesday, the new season will begin on December 21, 2019.


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Aug 16, 2007 . One of the Ute names for the Grand Mesa roughly translates to Land . I don't suggest that I believe this or any other myths, but I have seen this .
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Jul 11, 2012 . The Ute who inhabited these lands since 1500 concocted myths and . One of the Ute names for the Grand Mesa roughly translates to "Land of .
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/olga-bonfiglio/a-geological-tour-of-colorado_b_1659426.html
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Aug 28, 2007 . This report was prepared for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and . This is a fragment of the origin myth of the Nuutsiyu (The Ute People).
http://swcenter.fortlewis.edu/inventory/UteLands.htm
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Duncan, Alloin Myore, Venita Taveapont (Uintah-Ouray Director, Ute Language. Program), and Helen . Tribal Liaison at Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests), . Cultural mythology is mapped onto the landscape. The .
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Jun 3, 2012. of the canyon with Triangle Mesa and the Grand Mesa in the distance. . According to one Hopi creation myth, Old Spider Woman provides .
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8 th, 1853, set camp, Utes killed Oct. 25. Utes the removed to Los Pinos Indian Agency. 1963 Crested Butte opens, STEEP slopes. Grand Mesa. Largest flat top .
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Red Willow Offshore is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, . Council with a lease giving Peabody Coal the rights to mine Black Mesa . . up today's broken down suburbias of Grand Junction, Durango, Farmington, N.M. . that the Southern Utes got rich off of gambling, just as there's a myth that just .
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American Indian Legends : A Hopi Indian Legend - The Snake Myth. . At Tokóonavi, north of the Grand Canyon, lived people who were then not yet Snake people. . and when they went there they found a village perched son the mesa. . Native American Legends: Tewa - Ute · Native American Legends: Wabanaki - Zuni .
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Feb 22, 2013 . the Board and as Chair of the Mesa . and Public Relations Officer for Ute . PUBLISHED BY THE GRAND JUNCTION AREA CHAMBER OF . Hungry: The Myths of Green Energy, and the Real Fuels of the Future. Mr. Bryce .
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Chapter Six - The White Mesa Utes . Other myths tell of the creation of diversity in the land and how various creatures chose . and the Uncompahgre River, with what is now Grand Junction, Colorado, as their approximate western boundary.
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http://cather.unl.edu/cs001_mesaverde.html


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title: You Shouldn't Be Able To Do This on a Road Bike
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author: Bob Sica
tags:
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Since 12/20, I have worked as a full time candidate for Douglas County Commissioner, District 2. Although I didn't prevail, as a first time candidate during a presidential election year in an extremely Republican county, I was able to garner two historic accomplishments, first, I received an endorsement from a current elected official willing to cross party lines, and nearly 90K votes in a county of 44K active voting party members along with nearly 15K undervotes in my favor. Prior to running for office, I serve as the Chief Innovation Officer for Colorado State Attorney General. Please see my attached resume for greater insight into my work experience.
I have an undergraduate degree in Applied Math and Computer Science from Hampton University with high honors, a master of science degree in Computer Science with a focus on Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language from Michigan State University, a master of engineering degree in Engineering Management from University of Colorado School of Engineering (Boulder), and a Juris Doctorate with a telecommunications and technology policy emphasis from University of Colorado School of Law (Boulder).
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I recently was a candidate for Douglas County Commissioner - District 2, where I garnered support from Democrat, Unaffiliated, and Republican endorsements and support. As a first time candidate, running as a Democrat, and a Republican-run county, I ran in an effort to create more diversity in our county. While I didn’t prevail, I moved the dial and began to process of creating a community that crosses party lines. Before this experience, I worked on AG Weiser’s campaign in the 2018 election. As Phil’s Community Outreach Director and cabinet member, I was responsible for delivering the vote from communities of color in Colorado. With significant engagement within the communities, we were able to increase voter turnout by slightly higher than 7%--more than any prior mid-term election, resulting in a win by 6%. I have contributed to the following campaigns and organizations: Amy Padden for District Attorney Arapahoe County Democratic Party Coloradans for Katie Barrett Colorado Democratic Party Committee to Elect Kyra for HD44 Douglas County Democratic Party Duran for Colorado Leadership Fund Elect Lisa Neal-Graves Friends to Elect Darien Wilson Friends to Elect Ilana Spiegel Heidi McCollum for District Attorney Ian Chapman for CO HD 39 Janet Buckner for Colorado Matthew Maillaro for DA Ortiz for Colorado Paula for Colorado Phil Weiser for Colorado Rhonda Fields for Colorado
These are the organizations that I actively support between 2015 - Current: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - A Public Service Organization - Denver Alumnae Chapter - Past President (current) Justice and Mercy Legal Clinic - Pro Bono Attorney (current) Colorado Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission (current) Denver Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District (2019-20) Parker Performing Arts School Board of Directors ((2018-19)
As a career tech exec, I spent much of my volunteer time encouraging and mentoring youth of color to pursue education and career opportunities in STEM. As the first woman to serve as president of the Colorado Association of Black Professional Engineers and Scientists, and mentored other leaders after. At a time with COVID is impacting small businesses, I provide pro bono legal and business counsel to small business owners who otherwise are unable to afford services with a particular focus on minority and women-owned businesses.
I want to serve on the commission to be a part of the effort that allows our state to draw congressional lines to ensure that all of our residents have their voices represented within their districts. Specifically, I think it is very important that communities of color, as well as rural communities, can have a seat at the table where issues specific to their communities are part of the policy discussion. This is important work that is not partisan but focused on ensuring the values of all of our state residents are considered in how we are governed. I want to work to create congressional districts that support more just and equitable congressional districting that also reflects how we are governed across the state.
In my last corporate effort, I ran a line of business that had evolved through a series of acquisitions. As a result of these acquisitions the teams were combined but not developed so there were no true norms and the efforts were based on how large the customer base each of the teams were responsible for, which meant smaller acquisitions felt as though they had no power and the best talent from these teams rarely stayed with the organization. When I was hired, I had to build the team that would support the full business. This required me to learn all of the solutions, identify all of the competencies needed, and learn the strengths and developmental areas of each of the team members. Since this work couldn’t be done in a vacuum, I had to find team leaders that could work across the whole and not focus on saving their own members. Before starting this work, I did a team building exercise where I asked each team member to tell me the concerns they had with the team as a whole. We ananomatized this information and used it to share with the leadership team as a whole how the organization was feeling as a whole and asked them to help me figure out the best way to restructure the organization demonstrating grace and operating with empathy. I implemented co-partners for each function that had to learn from each other and jointly determine the team competencies and structure. We development team values and operating normals and published them--we reiterated them at the beginning of all of our operational reviews. We forced discussions to be rooted in data and facts - but allowed the use of anecdotes to zero in on a particularly difficult issue. What I believed helped the team function fairly was that requirement that we had to had pros and cons to the particularly difficult issues and intentional/disciplined decision making to solve problems. While it wasn’t perfect, it allowed us to work through the difficulties of building a real team quickly and allowed us to support our customers in a way that nearly doubled our Net Promoter Score. The combination of my engineering and legal analytical skills enable me to think differently than most and to solve complex problems that anticipate many unintended consequences and build better solutions.
I have had a successful corporate career within key Fortune 50, mid-growth, startup, and nonprofit organizations. My background spans the tech industry, legal field, and government service from Colorado to New Jersey to Oregon to China and back to Colorado. I have a proven track record as a complex problem solver focused on strategy, change management, and long-term planning. I am a collaborative team leader, trusted advisor, and a skilled negotiator. As an engineer, I am avid user of data-driven methodologies, I have honed my creative analytical, critical thinking, and research skills to support disciplined-decision making and build strategies and plans for my business and volunteer efforts. Notwithstanding my analytical focus, I have always led with empathy to ensure that members of my teams are treated with dignity and respect and feel heard and valued. I find when team members feel valued they contribute their best work and are loyal to the team as a whole. I believe this will be beneficial for what I anticipate will be long and arduous work.
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see https://github.com/dhg/Skeleton/tree/gh-pages/examples/landing
Try SkeletonPercentage of users more likely to purchase on mobile friendly site.
Most of the world accesses the internet on multiple devices.
Percentage of users that are frustrated with page load times.
Skeleton is an amazingly easy place to start with responsive development. If you want to learn more, just visit the documentation!
View Skeleton DocsSkeleton images sit easily in grid with .u-max-full-width class. I suggest exploring solution to serving different images based on device size.


Silvia is the founder of chalkleº and board member of Enspiral Foundation.
She brings a passion for education, and wealth of international youth work and events management.
Alanna is a co-founder of Loomio and a director of the Enspiral Foundation.
She's passionate about innovating processes, technology, and structures for positive social impact.
As freelance Producer, Event Manager and Facilitator, for Helen, it is all about sharing stories, and connecting people. She is currently working with Urban Dream Brokerage to present temporary public art projects in vacant spaces across Wellington.
Megan is a designer, social entrepreneur, former National Campaign Manager for the Green Party, and member of the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra.
Ants is a co-founder of chalkleº and is always looking for ways to unboringify the important and help good things go faster.
Ben is a co-founder of Loomio.
He has a research background in cognitive neuroscience and the evolution of collective intelligence, and a practical background in community coordination, social justice organising, media and communications.
Simon is the Creative Director of Highly Flammable, industrial designer and hacker or sorts. He's always looking for something to sink his teeth into and relishes the opportunity to co-create.


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ExecutionContext Class
Definition at line 18
of ExecutionContext.hpp
Constructors
Member Functions
Member Variables
Constructor Details
ExecutionContext Constructor
cmajor::build::ExecutionContext::ExecutionContext()
Definition at line 12
of ExecutionContext.cpp
:
13 {
14 if (GetBuildOption(BuildOptions::debug))
15 {
16 log = CreateCoutLog();
17 }
18 }
Declaration at line 21
of ExecutionContext.hpp
Member Function Details
ExitServer Member Function
void
cmajor::build::ExecutionContext::ExitServer() virtual
Definition at line 25
of ExecutionContext.hpp
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25 {}
Derived class overrides: cmajor::build::ServerExecutionContext::ExitServer
GetClient Member Function
BuildClient* cmajor::build::ExecutionContext::GetClient() virtual
Definition at line 24
of ExecutionContext.hpp
:
24 { return nullptr; }
Derived class overrides: cmajor::build::ClientExecutionContext::GetClient
, cmajor::build::FiberExecutionContext::GetClient
, cmajor::build::LocalExecutionContext::GetClient
GetConnection Member Function
Connection
* cmajor::build::ExecutionContext::GetConnection() virtual
Definition at line 26
of ExecutionContext.hpp
:
26 { return nullptr; }
Derived class overrides: cmajor::build::ClientExecutionContext::GetConnection
, cmajor::build::FiberExecutionContext::GetConnection
, cmajor::build::LocalExecutionContext::GetConnection
GetLog Member Function
Log
* cmajor::build::ExecutionContext::GetLog() const
Definition at line 23
of ExecutionContext.hpp
:
23 { return log.get(); }
Called by: cmajor::build::FiberExecutionContext::destructor
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