The command enforces the restriction that no path may be an ancestor directory of any other path on the list. If any of the new paths violates this restriction an error will be raised, before any of the paths have been added. In other words, if only one path argument violates the restriction then none will be added.
If a path is already present as is, no error will be raised and no action will be taken.
Paths are searched later in the order of their appearance in the list. As they are added to the front of the list they are searched in reverse order of addition. In other words, the paths added last are looked at first.
This command is used internally by the system to set up the system-specific default paths.
The command has been exposed to allow a build system to define additional root paths beyond those described by this document.
source module_file
The load command is not directly used. This restriction is not an actual limitation, as some may believe. Ever since 8.4 the Tcl source command reads only until the first ^Z character. This allows us to combine an arbitrary Tcl script with arbitrary binary data into one file, where the script processes the attached data in any it chooses to fully import and activate the package.
The name of a module file has to match the regular expression:
([_[:alpha:]][:_[:alnum:]]*)-([[:digit:]].*)\.tm
The first capturing parentheses provides the name of the package, the second clause its version. In addition to matching the pattern, the extracted version number must not raise an error when used in the command:
package vcompare $version 0
Tcl Modules are searched for in all directories listed in the result of the command ::tcl::tm::path list. This is called the Module path. Neither the auto_path nor the tcl_pkgPath variables are used. All directories on the module path have to obey one restriction:
For any two directories, neither is an ancestor directory of the other.
This is required to avoid ambiguities in package naming. If for example the two directories “foo/” and “foo/cool” were on the path a package named cool::ice could be found via the names cool::ice or ice, the latter potentially obscuring a package named ice, unqualified.
Before the search is started, the name of the requested package is translated into a partial path, using the following algorithm:
All occurrences of “::” in the package name are replaced by the appropriate directory separator character for the platform we are on. On Unix, for example, this is “/”.
Example:
The requested package is encoding::base64. The generated partial path is “encoding/base64”.
After this translation the package is looked for in all module paths, by combining them one-by-one, first to last with the partial path to form a complete search pattern. Note that the search algorithm rejects all files where the filename does not match the regular expression given in the section MODULE DEFINITION. For the remaining files provide scripts are generated and added to the package ifneeded database.
The algorithm falls back to the previous unknown handler when none of the found module files satisfy the request. If the request was satisfied the fall-back is ignored.
Note that packages in module form have no control over the index and provide scripts entered into the package database for them. For a module file MF the index script is always:
package ifneeded PNAME PVERSION [list source MF]and the provide script embedded in the above is:
source MF
Both package name PNAME and package version PVERSION are extracted from the filename MF according to the definition below:
MF = /module_path/PNAME′-PVERSION.tm
Where PNAME′ is the partial path of the module as defined in section FINDING MODULES, and translated into PNAME by changing all directory separators to “::”, and module_path is the path (from the list of paths to search) that we found the module file under.
Note also that we are here creating a connection between package names and paths. Tcl is case-sensitive when it comes to comparing package names, but there are filesystems which are not, like NTFS. Luckily these filesystems do store the case of the name, despite not using the information when comparing.
Given the above we allow the names for packages in Tcl modules to have mixed-case, but also require that there are no collisions when comparing names in a case-insensitive manner. In other words, if a package Foo is deployed in the form of a Tcl Module, packages like foo, fOo, etc. are not allowed anymore.
All the default paths are added to the module path, even those paths which do not exist. Non-existent paths are filtered out during actual searches. This enables a user to create one of the paths searched when needed and all running applications will automatically pick up any modules placed in them.
The paths are added in the order as they are listed below, and for lists of paths defined by an environment variable in the order they are found in the variable.
For example for Tcl 8.4 the paths searched are:
[info library]/../tcl8/8.4 [info library]/../tcl8/8.3 [info library]/../tcl8/8.2 [info library]/../tcl8/8.1 [info library]/../tcl8/8.0
This definition assumes that a package defined for Tcl X.y can also be used by all interpreters which have the same major number X and a minor number greater than y.
This sets of paths is handled equivalently to the set coming before, except that it is anchored in EXEC_PREFIX. For a build with PREFIX = EXEC_PREFIX the two sets are identical.
These paths are seen and therefore shared by all Tcl shells in the $::env(PATH) of the user.
Note that X and y follow the general rules set out above. In other words, Tcl 8.4, for example, will look at these 5 environment variables:
$::env(TCL8.4_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8_4_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8.3_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8_3_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8.2_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8_2_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8.1_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8_1_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8.0_TM_PATH) $::env(TCL8_0_TM_PATH)


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Are you a designer or a developer that is tired of manually resizing your assets not only for different screen sizes, but also for different platforms? Or are you simply new to app development and you want your first app to show off your shiny new icon without you having to buy photoshop or spend all day resizing your icon on the command line?
Either case, you came to the right place! Mobile Icon Converter is a simple tool for automatically resizing images for use on iOS and Android devices.
Attach your original image, hit the "Upload" button, and you will recieve a zipped folder of all the properly resized and named assets all ready to go.
After you have downloaded your assets, unzip it, and copy the icons into your app directory and your app will be looking great on all screens in no time!
The image that you upload should follow the following guidelines:
Xcode will require that your assets have the following sizes. All of the icons will be in the same directory, and you can copy all of them directly into your Assets as is.
| Width | Scale | Resolution |
|---|
If you would like more information on iOS icons, see the iOS Human Interface Guidelines.
Android works a little different from iOS. Android will be expecting all assets (independent of size) to have the exact same name. Different asset sizes will be seperated by folder where the name of the folder indicates the size of the asset. For example, if an asset is named icon.png, for devices that fall under the xxxhdpi category, we will expect the 192x192 version of icon.png to be in the xxhdpi/ directory.
| Width / Purpose | Resolution |
|---|


Structure
LiftMiddleware
public struct LiftMiddleware<GlobalInputActionType, GlobalOutputActionType, GlobalStateType, PartMiddleware: Middleware>: Middleware
This is a container that lifts a sub-state middleware to a global state middleware.
Internally you find the middleware responsible for handling events and actions for a sub-state (Part
), while this outer class will be able to compose with global state (Whole
) in your Store
.
You should not be able to instantiate this class directly, instead, create a middleware for the sub-state and call Middleware.lift(_:)
, passing as parameter the keyPath from whole to part.
Relationships
Conforms To
Middleware
⛓
Middleware
is a plugin, or a composition of several plugins, that are assigned to theReduxStoreProtocol
pipeline in order to handle each action received (InputActionType
), to execute side-effects in response, and eventually dispatch more actions (OutputActionType
) in the process. This happens before theReducer
to do its job.
Nested Type Aliases
InputActionType
public typealias InputActionType = GlobalInputActionType
OutputActionType
public typealias OutputActionType = GlobalOutputActionType
StateType
public typealias StateType = GlobalStateType
Methods
receiveContext(getState:output:)
public func receiveContext(getState: @escaping () -> GlobalStateType, output: AnyActionHandler<GlobalOutputActionType>)
handle(action:from:afterReducer:)
public func handle(action: GlobalInputActionType, from dispatcher: ActionSource, afterReducer: inout AfterReducer)
Handles the incoming actions and may or not start async tasks, check the latest state at any point or dispatch
additional actions. This is also a good place for analytics, tracking, logging and telemetry. Because the lift
middleware is derived from a sub-state/sub-action middleware, every global action received will be mapped into
a sub-action, in a operation that can return nil (Optional<SubAction>
). In case it's nil, it means that the
sub-action middleware doesn't work with this type of action, so the lifted middleware will simply call the next
middleware in the chain. On the other hand, if this operation returns a non-nil local action, this local action will
be handled by the child middleware, which is also responsible for calling next()
in this case. When the State
type is also lifted, the context property will translate the global state into local state as expected every time
you call context().getState()
.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| action | GlobalInputActionType |
the action to be handled |
| next | opportunity to call the next middleware in the chain and, eventually, the reducer pipeline. Call it only once, not more or less than once. Call it from the same thread and runloop where the handle function is executed, never from a completion handler or dispatch queue block. In case you don't need to compare state before and after it's changed from the reducers, please consider to add a |


| Author: | Dag-Erling Smørgrav |
|---|---|
| Author: | Per Buer |
| Author: | Lasse Karstensen |
| Date: | 2011-11-07 |
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Manual section: | 1 |
varnishstat [-1] [-x] [-j] [-f field_list] [-l] [-n varnish_name] [-V] [-w delay]
The varnishstat utility displays statistics from a running varnishd(1) instance.
The following options are available:
| -1 | Instead of presenting of a continuously updated display, print the statistics to stdout. |
| -f | A comma separated list of the fields to display. If it starts with '^' it is used as an exclusion list. |
| -l | Lists the available fields to use with the -f option. |
| -n | Specifies the name of the varnishd instance to get logs from. If -n is not specified, the host name is used. |
| -V | Display the version number and exit. |
| -w delay | Wait delay seconds between updates. The default is 1. Can also be used with -1, -x or -j for repeated output. |
| -x | Displays the result as XML. |
| -j | Displays the result as JSON. |
The columns in the main display are, from left to right:
When using the -1 option, the columns in the output are, from left to right:
When using the -x option, the output is:
<stat>
<name>FIELD NAME</name>
<value>FIELD VALUE</value>
<description>FIELD DESCRIPTION</description>
</stat>
With -j the output format is:
{
"timestamp": "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:SS",
"client_conn": {
"value": 0, "flag": "a",
"description": "Client connections accepted"
},
"client_drop": {
"value": 0, "flag": "a",
"description": "Connection dropped, no sess/wrk"
},
"LCK.backend.creat": {
"type": "LCK", "ident": "backend", "value": 1,
"flag": "a", "description": "Created locks"
},
[..]
}
Timestamp is the time when the report was generated by varnishstat.
Repeated output with -1, -x or -j will have a single empty line (\n) between each block of output.
The varnishstat utility was originally developed by Poul-Henning Kamp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in cooperation with Verdens Gang AS, Varnish Software AS and Varnish Software. Manual page written by Dag-Erling Smørgrav, and Per Buer.
This document is licensed under the same licence as Varnish itself. See LICENCE for details.


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Description
Supporting Argument: Pro c3
Description
Attacked Thesis: c1 is false.
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Supporting Thesis: c4
These Satz
c1 is true, because of c2, c3 and c4.
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This class implements a simple residue-based termination policy. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| SimpleResidueTermination (const double minResidue=1e-10, const size_t maxIterations=10000) | |
| Construct the SimpleResidueTermination object with the given minimum residue (or the default) and the given maximum number of iterations (or the default). More... | |
| const double & | Index () const |
| Get current value of residue. More... | |
| template<typename MatType > | |
| void | Initialize (const MatType &V) |
| Initializes the termination policy before stating the factorization. More... | |
| bool | IsConverged (arma::mat &W, arma::mat &H) |
| Check if termination criterion is met. More... | |
| const size_t & | Iteration () const |
| Get current iteration count. More... | |
| const size_t & | MaxIterations () const |
| Access max iteration count. More... | |
| size_t & | MaxIterations () |
| const double & | MinResidue () const |
| Access minimum residue value. More... | |
| double & | MinResidue () |
Public Attributes | |
| size_t | iteration |
| current iteration count More... | |
| size_t | maxIterations |
| iteration threshold More... | |
| double | minResidue |
| residue threshold More... | |
| size_t | nm |
| double | normOld |
| norm of previous iteration More... | |
| double | residue |
| current value of residue More... | |
This class implements a simple residue-based termination policy.
The termination decision depends on two factors: the value of the residue (the difference between the norm of WH this iteration and the previous iteration), and the number of iterations. If the current value of residue drops below the threshold or the number of iterations goes above the iteration limit, IsConverged() will return true. This class is meant for use with the AMF (alternating matrix factorization) class.
Definition at line 33 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
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inline |
Construct the SimpleResidueTermination object with the given minimum residue (or the default) and the given maximum number of iterations (or the default).
0 indicates no iteration limit.
| minResidue | Minimum residue for termination. |
| maxIterations | Maximum number of iterations. |
Definition at line 44 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
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inline |
Get current value of residue.
Definition at line 87 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References residue.
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inline |
|
inline |
Check if termination criterion is met.
| W | Basis matrix of output. |
| H | Encoding matrix of output. |
Definition at line 70 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References iteration, maxIterations, normOld, and residue.
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inline |
Get current iteration count.
Definition at line 90 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References iteration.
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inline |
Access max iteration count.
Definition at line 93 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References maxIterations.
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inline |
Definition at line 94 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References maxIterations.
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inline |
Access minimum residue value.
Definition at line 97 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References minResidue.
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inline |
Definition at line 98 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
References minResidue.
| size_t mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::iteration |
current iteration count
Definition at line 109 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by Initialize(), IsConverged(), and Iteration().
| size_t mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::maxIterations |
iteration threshold
Definition at line 104 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by IsConverged(), and MaxIterations().
| double mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::minResidue |
residue threshold
Definition at line 102 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by MinResidue().
| size_t mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::nm |
Definition at line 113 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by Initialize().
| double mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::normOld |
norm of previous iteration
Definition at line 111 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by Initialize(), and IsConverged().
| double mlpack::amf::SimpleResidueTermination::residue |
current value of residue
Definition at line 107 of file simple_residue_termination.hpp.
Referenced by Index(), Initialize(), and IsConverged().


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Win and loss
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The design of commercial development directly impacts the financial viability and the long-term sustainability of the project. Each of the areas of development in which DW Sivers Co. is involved has its own unique set of intricacies. For example, the handling of humidified air and the separation of mechanical systems are critical in an athletic club. Few things are as important in industrial projects as the floor and the roof. Retail projects on the other hand must incorporate market considerations including circulation and adaptability to new tenants.
Good design begins with a complete understanding of the requirements of the users and translating these into a cohesive facility. These requirements include everything from size and function to facility maintenance and energy conservation. With decades of experience in not only design, but construction, maintenance and operations we can make informed design decisions for the best end result.
The construction arm of the Sivers Companies has been operating the longest, and the Companies’ success has largely been dependent upon the team’s intimate knowledge of construction materials and methods. For this reason, Sivers Construction has a broad responsibility to the other Sivers groups. Sivers Construction is relied upon to inform not only prospective new development but also how old development might adapt for new uses and markets.


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The best way to split bills. Say goodbye to friends not paying you back, math when eating out, and long waits for servers when paying with multiple cards.


This is an example of Full Help's formjs library, used to seamlessly convert form submissions into conversations.


To change the sort order
1 Select the primary sort field to be changed.
A cascading menu appears.
2 Choose the desired characteristic from the menu.
The resulting list is sorted according to the new characteristic.
3 Click the Ascending/Descending option menu.
4 Select the desired order to toggle the sort order from ascending to descending, or vice versa.
5 Click OK.
As with the Format List region, you can add and delete sorting characteristics. DIScover assigns sort priority by the order (top to bottom) that these characteristics appear in the dialog box.


You can access this dialog via the menu entry Key Generation from Password (PKCS #5) im Menü Individual Procedures \ Hash.
Even if the cryptographic part is secure, at the end of the day in practice user security in a password-based application depends on a secret text, the password. The password itself is generally not directly usable for such cryptosystems, but instead a key (hexadecimal) is calculated from the password. In the Key Generation dialog it is possible to generate cryptographically secure keys out of passwords. Implementation is according to the RSA standard PKCS #5.
The derived key depends on other parameters as well as the secret password: the seed, the hash function and the number of iterations used for the hash function.
The additional initialization value, the "seed", offers the possibility of generating different keys (dependent on the seed initialization) from one and the same password.
With the aid of hash functions a key is securely calculated from the password and the seed.
In accordance with the PKCS #5 standard on key generation, you can choose one of the following hash functions:
MD5 128 bits = 16 bytes hash function
SHA1 160 bits = 20 bytes hash function
Depending on which hash function you choose, the maximum output length of the key will be either 16 or 20 bytes long (128 bit or 160 bit).
The password is then calculated by repeated use of the hash function. The number of hash iterations increases significantly the amount of effort needed for a successful attack. A minimum of one and a maximum of 100,000 hash iterations can be performed. It is recommended that 1,000 hash iterations are performed.
Seed and interation count are optional parameters in the PKCS #5 standard. To make dictionary attacks more difficult these two parameters must be used.
In the next example an eight-byte key is generated from the (weak) password DOG which, for example, can be used for encryption with DES (to do this, the generated key is simply copied to the clipboard):


Before Change
"examples_dirs": ["beginner_source", "intermediate_source",
"advanced_source", "recipes_source"],
"gallery_dirs": ["beginner", "intermediate", "advanced", "recipes"],
"filename_pattern": os.environ.get("GALLERY_PATTERN", r"tutorial.py"),
"backreferences_dir": False
}
After Change
"backreferences_dir": False
}
if os.getenv("GALLERY_PATTERN"):
// GALLERY_PATTERN is to be used when you want to work on a single
// tutorial. Previously this was fed into filename_pattern, but
// if you do that, you still end up parsing all of the other Python
// files which takes a few seconds. This strategy is better, as
// ignore_pattern also skips parsing.
// See https://github.com/sphinx-gallery/sphinx-gallery/issues/721
// for a more detailed description of the issue.
sphinx_gallery_conf["ignore_pattern"] = r"/(?!" + re.escape(os.getenv("GALLERY_PATTERN")) + r")[^/]+$"
for i in range(len(sphinx_gallery_conf["examples_dirs"])):
gallery_dir = sphinx_gallery_conf["gallery_dirs"][i]
source_dir = sphinx_gallery_conf["examples_dirs"][i]
// Create gallery dirs if it doesn"t exist


Class that handles conversion of co-ordinates
| package | Cubic Mushroom Geospacial |
|---|
ENToLatLong(EastingNorthingGeoPoint $point) : \CubicMushroom\Geospacial\GeoPoints\LatitudeLongitudeGeoPoint
Method adapted from originally found here... http://bramp.net/blog/2008/06/os-easting-northing-to-lat-long/
\CubicMushroom\Geospacial\GeoPoints\EastingNorthingGeoPoint
EastingNorthingGeoPoint object for converting
\CubicMushroom\Geospacial\GeoPoints\LatitudeLongitudeGeoPoint
Object representing pointMarc(mixed $bf0, mixed $n, mixed $PHI0, mixed $PHI) : float
Method originally from http://bramp.net/blog/2008/06/os-easting-northing-to-lat-long/
mixed
Ellipsoid semi major axis multiplied by central meridian scale factor (bf0) in meters;
mixed
(computed from a, b and f0);
mixed
lat of false origin (PHI0)
mixed
initial or final latitude of point (PHI) IN RADIANS.
float
initialLat(mixed $North, mixed $n0, mixed $afo, mixed $PHI0, mixed $n, mixed $bfo) : float
Method originally from http://bramp.net/blog/2008/06/os-easting-northing-to-lat-long/
mixed
Northing of point (North) and northing of false origin
mixed
(n0) in meters
mixed
Semi major axis multiplied by central meridian scale factor (af0) in meters
mixed
Latitude of false origin (PHI0) IN RADIANS
mixed
n (computed from a, b and f0)
mixed
ellipsoid semi major axis multiplied by central meridian scale factor (bf0) in meters.
float


Software Projects
Olutindo
Making data available offline
November 2013
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Olutindo is a webapp for managing citizen complaints in Uganda. It is the html5 companion to the
Olutindo-app Android application, which uses
Phonegap/Cordova 3.x. Olutindo uses Coconut for most of its
front-end form rendering, backbone.js for MVC, pouchdb
for browser-based data store and replication, and CouchDB for the master data store.
Slides for Using PouchDB for PhoneGap/Cordova apps that features technical aspects of Olutindo. Github: |
Tangerine
Migrating a Mobile-Couchbase project to PouchDB
October, 2013
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Tangerine is a tablet/phone application for assessing students. It was originally deployed using Mobile Couchbase, which embedded an Erlang interpreter to provide a mobile CouchDB implementation. I worked with Jeff Rafter to port Tangerine over to PouchDB, which implements the CouchDB API using Javascript and the html5 IndexedDB database API. Github: Tangerine |
Tangelo
Backbone.js and the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library
September, 2013
Tangelo uses the Backbone Comments example as a basis for testing the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library. This project provides some examples how to encrypt data for a PouchDB/CouchDB-based application.
Github: Tangelo
AlloChrome
WebGL FTW (eventually)
May 2013
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WebGL is a Javascript API for creating awesome 3D graphics for games and other apps. Unfortunately (circa 2013) it is not available to developers who wish to create html5 apps using Phonegap/Cordova. I built upon Victor Costan's work on ChromeView by creating an app that tests the performance of 2D and 3D Javascript frameworks - two.js, three.js, and pixi - in ChromeView. A future goal would be to include WebGL tests once that API is available in ChromeView. Github: AlloChrome |
voxeljs projects
Browser-based Games
Summer 2013
I have worked on a few projects supporting VoxelJS, which enables the creation of 3D voxel
games like Minecraft in the browser:
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Github: |
Andromeda
Managing Android Deployments
February 2013
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Andromeda demonstrates how to manage the user registration and management process using Syncpoint-Android. It is a demo of TouchDB-Android and Syncpoint-Android using Apache Cordova (formerly PhoneGap), Couchapp, TodoMVC, and ActionBarSherlock. It is an extension of Android-TouchDB-Cordova, which is a demonstration of the TodoMVC backbone-require app, which has been modified to work as a Backbone boilerplate project. It is based upon Android-Couchbase-Callback. Github: Andromeda |
Coconut
Form Generation
2011 - 2013
Coconut renders JSON defined forms in a browser and then saves the results to CouchDB. Coconut uses CouchDB for data storage and synchronization, Backbone.js for MVC, backbone-couchdb to connect backbone to CouchDB, and D3 for charts. Coconut can be run on a computer or installed on a mobile phone or tablet. Some examples:
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Github: coconut |


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All About Todd
I have over twenty years experience in Sales and Marketing with a strong technical background and passion for design. I'm currently enrolled in Dev Bootcamp, an intensive 18 week full-stack developer boot camp, in San Francisco. I am excited to bring my pixel perfect perfection to the world of development.
Fun Facts
- I currently live in Half Moon Bay, a small coastal town about 30 miles south of San Francisco and home to Mavericks, with my wife and son.
- I have lived in Los Angeles and worked on several independent films as an art director and set designer/builder.
- I owned a screen printing company and created one-of-a-kind t-shirts. (You can see some on Instagram)
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- Method in class it.sauronsoftware.jave.
MultimediaInfo
Returns a set of audio-specific informations.
getAudioDecoders()
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Returns a list with the names of all the audio decoders bundled with the ffmpeg distribution in use.
getAudioEncoders()
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Returns a list with the names of all the audio encoders bundled with the ffmpeg distribution in use.
getBitRate()
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Returns the audio stream (average) bit rate.
getBitRate()
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Returns the video stream (average) bit rate.
getChannels()
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AudioInfo
Returns the audio stream channels number (1=mono, 2=stereo).
getDecoder()
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AudioInfo
Returns the audio stream decoder name.
getDecoder()
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VideoInfo
Returns the video stream decoder name.
getDuration()
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MultimediaInfo
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getFFMPEGExecutablePath()
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DefaultFFMPEGLocator
getFFMPEGExecutablePath()
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FFMPEGLocator
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getFormat()
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MultimediaInfo
Returns the multimedia file format name.
getFrameRate()
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VideoInfo
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getHeight()
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Returns a set informations about a multimedia file, if its format is supported for decoding.
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Returns the video size.
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Returns a list with the names of all the file formats supported at decoding time by the underlying ffmpeg distribution.
getSupportedEncodingFormats()
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Returns a list with the names of all the file formats supported at encoding time by the underlying ffmpeg distribution.
getVideo()
- Method in class it.sauronsoftware.jave.
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Returns a set of video-specific informations.
getVideoDecoders()
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Encoder
Returns a list with the names of all the video decoders bundled with the ffmpeg distribution in use.
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Returns a list with the names of all the video encoders bundled with the ffmpeg distribution in use.
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Returns the video width.
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Last year I thought a lot about how to schedule time for work, in terms of things I’m actually building and activities to help me grow as a builder.
To do this, I’m going to use the Calendar and Reminders iOS apps in a sort of Bullet journal fashion. They aren’t perfect for the job and there are plenty of good task management apps out there, including one specifically for Bullet Journal. This post lays out how I plan to work within the constraints of what’s available in Apple’s stock apps.
I like using Reminders for checklists and quick one-off scheduling, using Siri to facilitate the process. So I’m simply extending a habit I’ve already built towards managing my time for work.
I created new Reminder lists named Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly. At this point I have many lists, as I already had others I’ve shared with family and friends, for things like grocery shopping, gift ideas or trip planning, etc. I’d love for Apple to provide a way to organize them with folders.
Each item in Daily has a repeat of a custom interval with weekly frequency and selected days of Monday through Friday. (Nits: when viewing the event information, it calls the repeat “Weekdays”; when viewing it back in the list, it calls it “Custom Repeat”–not as helpful. Just as well, I’d love a canned weekdays option for repeats, along with “Every Day,” “Every Week” etc. As it is now, I had to tap 12 times and drag once to configure an event to repeat on weekdays.) Siri can handle most ways to add recurring reminders to specific lists and repeating events to specific calendars, but one thing I couldn’t get it to do was schedule an event e.g. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
For things I’d like to do every day, I set their scheduled reminder time to the latest possible time allowed, 11:55 PM. This way I don’t get a huge list of reminders in the morning or spread out throughout the day. I can check off each item as I go, and the ones I don’t get to, I’ll have a reminder waiting to scold me the next morning as it’ll have triggered in the middle of the night while I slept.
For everything in weekly through yearly, I set the reminder time to 11:55 of the day I’d like it to be done by. Again, if it’s not checked I’ll have a reminder yelling at me the next day. Variations like biweekly repeating events will go into the list with the granularity to handle it; so the Weekly list for biweekly, Monthly for biannual, Yearly for biennial.
One thing I’m not sure how to handle yet: silencing daily workday notifications during vacation.
Examples of daily tasks include checking email and calendar, Trello, Fabric, TestFlight, reading an article or blog post. Oh yeah, and writing code. Every week I want to publish a blog post and look for new potential clients.
With everything set up, I only have to look at the “Scheduled” Reminders list, and it has them broken out by day for each current iteration of each event. So, I have everything under Today from Daily, and Tomorrow through Thursday from Weekly. I don’t have anything for Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly yet, but they’d show up at the bottom too, as a sort of back-burner Reminder that it’s coming, eventually.
While I use the checklist functionality from Reminders, I’d like to digest the information about my schedule more graphically, like how Calendar shows blocks of time over a day, week, month or year.
I tried in vain to find a way to sync information between Reminders and Calendar. I consider Reminders to be the source of truth as far as my tasks go–I just want to view them and their deadlines along with all my other calendar events.
So I just do the sync manually, in a new calendar I created called “Work Schedule”. It’s not really a one-to-one mapping anyway, but maybe there’s space for a software solution here. Maybe this experiment will show me a good way to do it?
I’ve tried setting up reasonable blocks of time for each task, leaving some available slots here and there for meetings and whatnot. The time I set in the Reminder event is the deadline; I try to schedule actual time slots to work towards the goal beforehand. So a weekly blog post is due Thursday, but I have a slot scheduled Tuesday to specifically set aside to work on it, regardless of any other inspired times I work on it. Ideally this will be a forcing function to write about something from my blog backlog (blocklog?) if I don’t already have a pressing idea.
For more important items, like those related to taxes, I can add a Calendar event alert before it’s actually due–a reminder for my Reminder. I want my Calendar events to be proactive; the notifications from Reminders should serve as a signal for things I thought I should be doing but am not, and deserve some reflection.
Mostly I plan to manage the tasks via Reminders on my iPhone and iPad, which with a split-screen calendar next to it provides a nice overview of my day, week, whatever, and I almost always have at least one of those devices going alongside my laptop while I work. Today, I still keep these and other admin and communications-focused apps open on my laptop, but they’re relegated to a separate desktop space, again to facilitate focus while writing code.
I hope this proves a simple yet effective method to build a new working routine. I’ll modify my tasks as time goes on, I’m sure, as I find I’ve been too ambitious here, have extra time there, or have sufficiently made a habit out of something that I no longer need to check the box for it every day.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: More Text Editors author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 392 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2007/03/moretexteditors date: '2007-03-05 17:03:50 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-05 17:03:50 +0000' categories: - Tools tags: [] comments: - id: 289 author: Nick Heppleston author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.modhul.com date: '2007-03-06 01:42:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-06 01:42:37 +0000' content: | My personal favourite text editor - TextPad (http://www.textpad.com) - id: 290 author: Ben Scheirman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.flux88.com date: '2007-03-08 07:57:06 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-03-08 07:57:06 +0000' content: | I'm leaning towards E for now, because it supports the existing bundles for the holy grail of editors, TextMate. TextMate is probably the sole reason I have a bit of Mac envy, however I will be sticking with Windows for my development. Hopefully the developers at E will work on the interface a bit, to make it look as clean as TextMate does. ---
Apparent, I missed quite a few interesting text editors in my previous entry. I haven't used any of these, but quite a few look interesting enough to make me want to try them:
Found this while going through a thread on the topic in Joel On Software's forums. Lots of opinions to read :-)


swimming been my favorite thing i like doing .It get more intresting
when one is accompanied a group by a group of friends and some snacks to enjoy the day
Here are some friend who i swim with:
Here are some of our favourite snacks we take while going to the swimming


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Lab 2: Coin Flip Game
Deploy the CoinFlipGame
contract below. Make sure to send an initial value of ETH in when you deploy it. Try to make a few bets and see if you win or lose.
pragma solidity ^0.8.4;
contract CoinFlipGame {
constructor() payable {
}
event LogWin(uint256 amount);
event LogLose(uint256 amount);
function bet() public payable {
require(msg.value <= maxBet(), "bet size too big");
if (generateRandomBit()) {
emit LogWin(msg.value);
msg.sender.transfer(msg.value * 2);
} else {
emit LogLose(msg.value);
}
}
function maxBet() public view returns(uint256) {
return address(this).balance / 10;
}
function generateRandomBit() private view returns(bool) {
bytes32 hash = keccak256(
abi.encodePacked(
msg.sender,
msg.value,
block.number,
block.timestamp,
gasleft()
)
);
return uint256(hash) % 2 == 0;
}
}
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blockhash()
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Is this a 100% fair betting game, or is it possible to cheat this contract?


Aundrey Drummond
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About Me
Hello, my name is Aundrey Drummond and this is my web portfolio. I've graduated with a Bachelor's degree in I.T. I've completed an internship with Food Truck Stars. Other than completing an internship, I have numerous projects here on my portfolio showcasing my current skills.
Technologies
HTML, HTML5, CSS, CSS3, Bootstrap, JavaScript, jQuery, Angular, AJAX, Git, mySQL, PHP, Meteor, MongoDB, Responsive Design, Ruby, Rails, Node, SASS, Express


About Greg
I'm a Master's Student in the Advanced Reactor and Fuel Cycle group at the Department of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. My research focuses on pyroprocessing diversion scenarios in the Cyclus fuel cycle simulator. As a part of my research, I am developing Pyre, a pyroprocessing module for Cyclus to simulate a variety of pyroprocessing plant configurations. My interests include non-proliferation, fuel reprocessing and software development.
Education
M.S. in Nuclear Engineering, Aug 2017 - Dec 2019
Department of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
B.S. in Nuclear Engineering, Aug 2013 - May 2017
Department of Nuclear Engineering, Missouri University of Science and Technology
Conferences
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "Diversion Detection within Cyclus Archetypes", Technical Workshop on Fuel Cycle Simulation. Champaign, IL, June 2019.
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "Diversion Detection in Cyclus", University Program Review. Raleigh, NC, June 2019.
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "Modelling Pyroprocessing in Cyclus", Consortia for Non-proliferation Enabling Capabilities Review, Raleigh, NC, February 2019.
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "PyRe: A Cyclus Pyroprocessing Facility Archetype", Transactions of the American Nuclear Society Winter Conference, Orlando, FL, November 2018.
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "Signatures and Observables of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle", University Program Review, Ann Arbor, MI, June 2018.
- G. Westphal and K. Huff, "Signatures and Observables of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle", Consortia for Non-proliferation Enabling Capabilities Review, Raleigh, NC, January 2018.


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"The Event" - Bearathlon, to be held on Saturday October 8, 2016
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By completing the designated entry process participants are agreeing to abide by the following terms and conditions
It is the Participant's responsibility to provide accurate and truthful information when completing the entry process, any errors in data entered is the responsibility of the participant. If at any point the organiser discovers that the Participant has provide false or inaccurate personal information, or that the information provided makes the participant ineligible to participate in the Event the organiser reserves the right to refuse entry or disqualify the Participant, without any refund of the entry fee and booking fee.
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Entry to the event is confirmed upon completion of the entry process and payment of the entry fee. Entry will be confirmed via email to the email address provided by the Participant.
If the Participant wishes to withdraw from the Event at any point they must do so by informing the Organiser by email immediately to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>writing in the email subject title "WITHDRAWAL". No other method of withdrawal is accepted by the organiser. The Organiser will confirm the withdrawal by email to the Participant within 5 working days. If no response to the withdrawal request is received the Participant should phone the Organiser<PHONE_NUMBER>). No refunds can be given to participants withdrawing less than 21 days prior to the event. A Participant may withdraw free-of-charge and be refunded in full up to 7 days after the date of entry confirmation, after which time the entry fee will not be refunded in full. Participants withdrawing after 7 days of entry confirmation will receive a 50% refund. Participants withdrawing after 7 days of entry confirmation and within one month before the event will receive a 25% refund. Again, no refunds will be given for any withdrawal within 21 days of the event. In all cases, any booking fee cannot be refunded.
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Details of the registration process are contained within the race information. It is the responsibility of the competitor to attend registration during the published times. All participants are required to attend registration to collect their race packs, those unable to attend may nominate another individual to collect their race pack if that individual is in possession of the entry confirmation email and a form of photo ID of the participant. All participants must have photo ID (driver’s licences, passport, Triathlon membership card, etc.) to register for the event and be issued their race pack. Race packs will not be posted out, and can only be collected during the published times. Participants who do not register for the Event will have their right to participate withdrawn without any refund, and will not be entitled to their race pack or any of its contents after the Event.
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| plot_crop {knitr} | R Documentation |
The command pdfcrop x x
is executed on a PDF plot file, and
convert x -trim x
is executed for other types of plot files, where
x
is the plot filename.
plot_crop(x, quiet = TRUE)
x |
Filename of the plot. |
quiet |
Boolean; whether to suppress standard output from the command line utility. |
The utility pdfcrop
is often shipped with a LaTeX distribution, and
convert
is a command in ImageMagick (Windows users may have to put
the bin path of ImageMagick into the PATH variable).
The original filename.
PDFCrop: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/pdfcrop; the
convert
command in ImageMagick:
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php


The new Sirisha
"That is not my Job"
"I am the greatest AI you are evvvvvvver gonna get"
"AWWWW HELLLLL NAWWWWWW"
Sassy and kind of lovable, but mostly sassy.
Do you sometimes wish that siri was just a little more urban? Has there been a void in your life due to the absence of a sassy black presence in your life. Maybe you just like being talked back to. Whatever issue, we have a brand new AI that is a close relative to siri! Introducing Sirisha, the sassy AI that knows what you want but refuses to do that and complains instead. She's got responses that would put Madea to shame.
Sirisha will ensure that you never get any of your questions really answered, but instead a sassy remark that'll make you wish you never bought the HomePod in the first place!
Look at all of these cool doohikies we put on the inside!
You have no clue what any of this does, and we like it that way.
Like always, we've given you an in depth look inside our product that only serves to further confuse you and display our own need to bloviate and boast our intelect. We've convinced you so deeply that everything we do is a God-send, that we could put Q-tips in the HomePod and convince you it was for sound quality (we did in fact do this). So bask in our awe-inspiring inginuity and ability to convince you that confusion is akin to quality.
Truth be told, the inside of the HomePod looks nothing like this. In reality the HomePod's inner workings is made up of a plastic rod glued to an iphone speaker. This ensures we get the most money from our consumers because it literally costs nothing for us to pay the unfortunate Chinese kids over seas to make this "school-project" of a speaker.
Snag me baby.
For those that want their speaker to snag on objects as much as their knitted sweaters.
You know the pure fury you feel when you snag your favorite sweater on the corner of your desk? We wanted you to have the chance to feel that same feeling with your home speaker. Experience all the fantastically furious emotions when you snag your home speaker for the first time in history. We've succesfully created a speaker out of thread that is perfect for snagging on just about anything you can think of! Never worry about your speaker being to practical ever again; because with the HomePod we've ensured that practicallity is nothing more than a whisper in the wind. Some might think that a snaggable speaker is idiotic, counterintuitive, and maybe even a little torturous; but hey, we're apple and we don't give a $*&@ what you think.


Match Play. Red leads 4-1 to 7. How should Red play 66?
pips Red=174 White=133
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
A difficult containment position. Red wants to make his 8-pt and 7-pt to complete his prime. Over the board 18/12, 18/6, 16/10 was played but this wrong on a couple of counts. It leaves the four rear checkers stranded and the checker on the 6-pt has gone too deep too early.
The standout play is 22/10, 22/16, 18/12 which does something to move the rear checkers while covering the outer boards quite well. It duplicates White’s ones and if Red is hit on White’s bar point there will be multiple return shots.
The simple 22/16(2), 18/12(2) is also very good. Those rear checkers must move!
The standout play is 22/10, 22/16, 18/12 which does something to move the rear checkers while covering the outer boards quite well. It duplicates White’s ones and if Red is hit on White’s bar point there will be multiple return shots.
The simple 22/16(2), 18/12(2) is also very good. Those rear checkers must move!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 22/16(2) 18/12(2) Eq.: +0.139 0.547 0.141 0.003 - 0.453 0.080 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 22/10 22/16 18/12 Eq.: +0.132 (-0.007) 0.550 0.148 0.004 - 0.450 0.092 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 22/10 18/12(2) Eq.: +0.117 (-0.023) 0.545 0.155 0.005 - 0.455 0.098 0.004 4. Cubeful 2-ply 22/10 18/12 16/10 Eq.: +0.100 (-0.039) 0.541 0.159 0.005 - 0.459 0.105 0.004 5. Cubeful 2-ply 22/10(2) Eq.: +0.093 (-0.046) 0.532 0.144 0.004 - 0.468 0.091 0.003


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Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange Class Reference
Range approximation of which positions have changed. More...
#include <extensional.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| IndexRange (void) | |
| Initialize range as empty. | |
| void | reset (void) |
| Reset range to be empty. | |
| void | add (int i) |
| Add index i to range. | |
| void | add (const IndexRange &ir) |
| Add index range ir to range. | |
| void | lshift (int n) |
| Shift index range by n elements to the left. | |
| bool | empty (void) const |
| Test whether range is empty. | |
| int | fst (void) const |
| Return first position. | |
| int | lst (void) const |
| Return last position. |
Detailed Description
template<class View, class Val, class Degree, class StateIdx>
class Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange
Range approximation of which positions have changed.
Definition at line 131 of file extensional.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::IndexRange | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Initialize range as empty.
Definition at line 176 of file layered-graph.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::reset | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Reset range to be empty.
Definition at line 180 of file layered-graph.hpp.
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::add | ( | int | i | ) | [inline] |
Add index i to range.
Definition at line 185 of file layered-graph.hpp.
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::add | ( | const IndexRange & | ir | ) |
Add index range ir to range.
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::lshift | ( | int | n | ) | [inline] |
Shift index range by n elements to the left.
Definition at line 201 of file layered-graph.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::empty | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether range is empty.
Definition at line 196 of file layered-graph.hpp.
| int Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::fst | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return first position.
Definition at line 213 of file layered-graph.hpp.
| int Gecode::Int::Extensional::LayeredGraph< View, Val, Degree, StateIdx >::IndexRange::lst | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return last position.
Definition at line 218 of file layered-graph.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/extensional.hh
- gecode/int/extensional/layered-graph.hpp


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The purpose of this node to convert between different kind of data formats in connection with high throughput/content experiments. (For example barcodes, plate numbers, row, column information.)
Sample workflow can be found here.
The node description shows the overview of the functionality, while this page gives more detailed examples.
It is really flexible, you can have as many columns as you want with any kind of content.
It really depends on the settings. It might contain new columns, nothing from the old ones.
This section describes the different options available.
The options grouped to different tabs:
Each non-General tab is divided to two groups the first one is to describe the input column, while the second one is to describe the output. Each group has an option to use a predefined template, or use a custom, modifiable one.
The input group has 3 options:
The output group has 5 options:
Here you can select the template to apply only the custom template make the associated fields modifiable.
It should be a regular expression. The first (capturing) group will be the result for each row. If it is not available empty text will be used instead.
Everything outside of ${
...}
blocks will be copied to the result.
Inside ${
...}
blocks you can use:
0
followed by a number (n) - to the result (if it is a natural number) 0
s will be added to have at least n digits (the result might have more characters!).toUpperLetter(
positive integer number)
- for numbers between 1
and 26
(inclusive) it generates the letter with that position in English alphabet (uppercase).toLowerLetter(
positive integer number)
- for numbers between 1
and 26
(inclusive) it generates the letter with that position in English alphabet (lowercase).toNumber(
a letter)
- for a letter it converts to the position in the English alphabet (A
, or a
are represented by 1
).inc(
integer number)
- increases its argument by 1
dec(
integer number)
- decreases its argument by 1
convertToFileName(
text)
- replaces all (possibly) invalid characters with _
.Experiment
Plate
Replicate
Well Row
Well Column
"
signs.Note: If a part produced error, then the definition of that group will be printed instead (although other parts will not be affected).
You can combine these as you can, so this is a perfectly correct (although long, and meaningless) example:
26 is: ${toUpperLetter(26)}=${toUpperLetter(toNumber("Z"))} plate: ${toUpperLetter(dec(Plate))} well: ${toUpperLetter(Well Row)} - ${02inc(inc(Well Column))}.
${
${toNumber(04Plate)}
- wrong position of leading 0 annotation${toUpperLetter}
- no argument/wrong variable namea ${toUpperLetter(Well Row)
- not closed ${
${03inc(Column)}
- wrong identifier, should be Well Column
You can select the input and output format. Changing the selection on this page changes every other page's selection.
If checked it will not remove those columns that are not specified in the input columns.
This can be either barcode
, or the Experiment
column, or anything else that might describes the experiment. The purpose of this to find something that identifies the experiment. It is not always necessary to have, although it might be useful if you compare different experiments.
The default HCDC pattern is anything before the barcode
's last two (_
separated) numbers. In cellHTS2Input this is not present.
This is usually a number (starting from 1
), although for HCDC it is the usually the barcode
's part.
If you have replicates this column should be handled properly. This is usually a number starting from 1
This describes the vertical position of the well on the plate. This and the Well Column together might be the well column, although these can be handled separately.
The following templates are defined:
This is for the input like the cellHTS2 node in HiTS. It contains no experiment information.
This is for the output like the cellHTS2 node in HiTS. It contains experiment information, and it has a slightly different well format to the cellHTS2Input format.
This format is the common barcode
, col
(a letter), row
column-group. You can check the details on the HCDC homepage.


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House Republican Banks blasts Dems' impeachment 'sham': 'No one more slippery' than Schiff
by Joshua NelsonRep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., argued Monday that the House Democrats are trying to divert attention away from their "impeachment sham" by threatening an ethics probe into Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif.
“There is no one that’s more slippery in Congress than Adam Schiff and this is another example of the type of tactics that he and the left have brought to the impeachment process,” Banks told “America’s Newsroom.”
ADAM SCHIFF CLAIMS CASE AGAINST TRUMP IS 'IRONCLAD' BUT WON'T SAY IF HE'LL BE IMPEACHED
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Smith, D-Wash., told MSNBC’s Joy Reid on Saturday that Nunes is likely to face an ethics investigation over allegations he met with an ex-Ukrainian prosecutor at the center of the impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
After Reid asked Smith whether the House Intelligence Committee ranking member Nunes could face an ethics investigation, the Washington Democrat replied: “Quite likely, without question.”
An associate of Rudy Giuliani had information on Nunes meeting with former Ukrainian prosecutor general Victor Shokin, according to a CNN report.
“Last week was so bad for Democrats that this is just another way for them to divert attention from the lack of public support for what they’re trying to do to impeach this president,” Banks said.
He said he's not sure about the facts behind the ethics probe, but that Nunes has been a consistent "target" for the left as the ranking Republican member and former chairman of the Intelligence Committee.
Meanwhile, despite claiming to have an "ironclad" case for impeachment against Trump, when asked point-blank on Sunday during a CNN interview, Schiff refused to say if the commander in chief would be impeached.
"If the facts aren’t contested and your committee is writing up the report and you don't, at least as of now, have any scheduled witnesses or depositions — do you think President Trump should be impeached?" Tapper asked.
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- Default Select - See the "First Name" column below.
- To enable this type of select, set the
filter_functions
option for the column totrue
, and/or add a "filter-select" class to the column header cell. - The default option text, "Select a name", is obtained from the header
data-placeholder
attribute of the column header cell. And when active, it will show all table rows. - The select is populated by the column text contents with repeated content combined (i.e. There are three "Aaron"'s in the first column, but only one in the dropdown.
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option following the example below. - The example below shows you how to show only exact matches. The problem with this is that you can't see the matches while typing unless you set the
filter_searchDelay
option to be a bit longer. - Also, the example only checks for an exact match (
===
) meaning thefilter_ignoreCase
option is ignored, but other comparisons can be made using regex and the insensitive "i" flag. - See the filter function information below.
- To enable this type of filter, add your custom function to the
- Filter function information:
- The custom function must return a boolean value. If
true
is returned, the row will be shown if all other filters match; and iffalse
is returned, the row will be hidden. - The exact text (e) of the table cell is a variable passed to the function. Note that numbers will need to be parsed to make comparisons.
- Normalized table cell data (n) is the next varibale passed to the function.
- This data has been parsed by the assigned column parser, so make sure the same type of data is being compared as parsed data may not be what you expect.
- Normalized numerical values within the table will be of numeric type and not of string type, as the sorter needs to use mathematical comparisons while sorting.
- The data will be in lower-case if the
filter_ignoreCase
option istrue
. - Dates like in the last column of the table below will store the time in seconds since 1970 (using javascript's .getTime() function).
- The percentage column will only store the number and not percentage sign.
- The filter input value (f) is the exact text entered by the user. If numerical, it will need to be parsed using parseFloat() or parseInt() to allow for making comparisons.
- The column index (i) might be useful for obtaining more information from header, or something.
- The custom function must return a boolean value. If
Demo
filter_startsWith : false (if true, search from beginning of cell content only)filter_ignoreCase : true (if false, the search will be case sensitive)
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| Aaron | Johnson | Yuma | 12 | $2.99 | 5% | Aug 21, 2009 12:21 PM |
| Clark | Henry Jr | Tampa | 51 | $42.29 | 18% | Oct 13, 2000 1:15 PM |
| Peter | Henry | New York | 28 | $9.99 | 20% | Jul 6, 2006 8:14 AM |
| John | Hood | Boston | 33 | $19.99 | 25% | Dec 10, 2002 5:14 AM |
| Clark | Kent Sr | Los Angeles | 18 | $15.89 | 44% | Jan 12, 2003 11:14 AM |
| John | Kent Esq | Seattle | 45 | $153.19 | 44% | Jan 18, 2021 9:12 AM |
| Peter | Johns | Milwaukee | 13 | $5.29 | 4% | Jan 8, 2012 5:11 PM |
| Aaron | Evan | Chicago | 24 | $14.19 | 14% | Jan 14, 2004 11:23 AM |
| Bruce | Evans | Upland | 22 | $13.19 | 11% | Jan 18, 2007 9:12 AM |
| Clark | McMasters | Pheonix | 18 | $55.20 | 15% | Feb 12, 2010 7:23 PM |
| Dennis | Masters | Indianapolis | 65 | $123.00 | 32% | Jan 20, 2001 1:12 PM |
| John | Hood | Fort Worth | 25 | $22.09 | 17% | Jun 11, 2011 10:55 AM |


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I have to admit, I have mixed feelings on this one.
First off, I have to admire the filmmakers for getting such a genuinely subversive movie without even seriously undercutting their own subversion. That almost never happens in Hollywood films... or, at least, in movies with a subversive text, the occasional subversive subtext slips by, but that's a story for another day.
Secondly, the film is very well done. It's an entertaining, hilarious two and a half hour trip. The acting is dead on. The pace is quick and sharp. The score moved the story along and kept the mood.
So, what could possibly be my problem?
My problem is the film never made up its mind on a position. It presented two very extreme positions, for purpose of satire, so in clearly judging the one - the yuppie lifestyle - it should by process of elimination pick the other - violent revolution. But instead of advocating that position forcefully, it tries instead to look unjudgingly atthat position without showing any middle ground positions.
Not that the middle ground positions should have won out, as that would clearly have undercut the films subversion. However in not presenting them, when they should seem reasonably obvious to the average person, it can't agrue against them. This leaves its argument wanting.
It also spends a great deal of time exploring the beauty of the "Fight Club" in its original form of basement groups of guys fistfighting. I understood how they were living then rather than merely existing as they had before. The film very effectively conveyed that sense of reinvigorated male passion... and raised my testosterone levels and I was there with the film, baby...
.... but then it never addresses how becoming a uniform Brown Shirt in Tyler's little army is anything like living. It seems like the same kind of half-existance in slavery that they were supposedly trying to get away from. A point that it, again, seemed remarkably unaware of. It tried to draw attention away from that by making the narrator's point of view be against the destruction and death and arguing both sides of that.
I know people are going to call these things the delightful and thought provoking ambiguities of the film, but I think they are actually glaring examples of not thinking the whole thing through.
Most of all, I'm disappointed that when someone finally manages a chance to make a film this subversive, it didn't make its argument better.
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The Loss of Sexual Innocence 1/2 Star (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org June 17, 1999
Mike Figgis' The Loss of Sexual Innocence is a movie so confusing, so boring, and so poorly done that the Better Business Bureau should step in and stop any poor, unsuspecting citizen from wasting their money on this sad excuse for a film.
The premise of this piece of junk production that is attempting to pass itself off as art is nearly unrealizable. Figgis (best known for his critically acclaimed film, Leaving Las Vegas) takes several small stories involving Nic (John Cowey at age five, George Moktar at age twelve, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers at age 16, and Julian Sands at adult age), the film's central character, and interweaves them with the biblical tale of Adam (Femi Ogumbanjo) and Eve's (Hanne Klintoe) descent from the Garden of Eden. There is no apparent rhyme nor reason to the order of assembly of these stories, nor any true connections other than a common loss of innocence, notably not always of a sexual nature.
Making the plot even more difficult to follow is the film's resemblance to many silent picture of the early 1900's, opting for a delightful musical score in place of dialogue. The little speech in this film is insignificant to the plot, or so you assume because it is almost entirely drowned out by the background music.
The Loss of Sexual Innocence leaves its audience asking themselves "Huh?" Not only is the viewer totally disillusioned, but it is works like this that are constantly making the line between art and junk ever more blurry. Perhaps a more fitting title would have been "The Loss of Artistic Innocence."
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | place_files |
| def | load_EULA |
| def | create_page_header |
| def | centerWindow |
| def | check_page |
| def | done_installing |
| def | change_page |
| def | radio_button_changes |
| def | config_install_dir |
| def | set_ready_install_text |
| def | get_file_dialog |
| def | set_platform |
| def | get_root_path |
| def | complete_installation |
| def | set_executable_name |
| def | run_executable |
| def | exit_handler |
Installer_GUI class. Sets the min and maxsize of master, or parent widget, which should be root. The installer window has two frames: directional_panel and main_content_frame. Directional panel contains directional buttons, such as next, back, cancel and finish Main content frame contains main content from the different GUI pages, which are stored in the list variable 'self.pages' The different stages of installation GUI are displayed as different frames, refered to as 'pages' Class Variables: self.height = Window height of the Installer GUI self.width = Window width of Installer GUI self.current_page = Variable to hold the current_page value in the sequence of page transitions self.number_of_pages = total number of page frames self.pages = list that holds all the installers page frames self.license_accept = Variable to hold the state of the license accept radiobuttons self.EULA_string = The End-user license agreement string thats read from the file EULA.txt in the root directory self.installation_directory = Directory where Habit and install files will be installed self.home_directory(NOT IMPLEMENTED) self.install_progress = Control variable to update the installers progress bar self.installing = boolean variable to determine the state of the file copying process self.directory_selection_entry = Entry widget used to hold and display the user-defined installation directory self.placeholder = Accessory to the directional panel to maintain the frames grid geometry self.buttonplaceholder = Another accessory that maintains the directional panel's grid geometry when the 'Back' button is removed self.installation_ready_text = Text widget used on the Installation Ready page. Acts as a final confirmation check for the user's directory choice self.progress_label = Label widget that displays the current task of the installer self.progress_bar = Progress bar widget that shows the progress of the installer self.run_postinstall_checkbox = Checkbox on the final page of the installer which indicates if the installer should run the recently installed program self.run_postiinstall = Boolean variable that holds the state of the run_postinstall_checkbox self.executable_name = Final installation name to the habit executable
| def installer.Installer_GUI.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| master, | |||
| title | |||
| ) |
Instantiates an instance of the Installer_GUI class
| def installer.Installer_GUI.centerWindow | ( | self | ) |
Centers the installer window in the center of the screen based on the computer screen dimensions
| def installer.Installer_GUI.change_page | ( | self, | |
| direction | |||
| ) |
Method to change the pages after each directional button press
| def installer.Installer_GUI.check_page | ( | self | ) |
Checks the current page and performs tasks based on the state
| def installer.Installer_GUI.config_install_dir | ( | self | ) |
Sets the default install directory based on Operating System
| def installer.Installer_GUI.create_page_header | ( | self, | |
| parent, | |||
| title, | |||
| caption | |||
| ) |
Creates page headers for a descriptive display of each page
| def installer.Installer_GUI.done_installing | ( | self | ) |
Carries out the cleanup tasks post-install
| def installer.Installer_GUI.exit_handler | ( | self | ) |
Exit handler to control exit events on the root window
| def installer.Installer_GUI.get_file_dialog | ( | self | ) |
Displays a file dialog for the user to select an install directory. If the user presses cancel, the value is set to the default(subject to change)
| def installer.Installer_GUI.get_root_path | ( | self | ) |
Returns the root path of the installer. On Windows, its the current user's desktop. On UNIX systems, its the home directory f the current user.
| def installer.Installer_GUI.load_EULA | ( | self | ) |
Loads EULA from file and returns it as a string
| def installer.Installer_GUI.place_files | ( | self | ) |
Places asset files for the habit game. The placement instructions are stored in a file called 'install_instructions' Placement process is as follows: 1. Set self.installing to True 2. Make 'habit' directory in self.installation_directory 3. Read in asset folder name(MUST BE FIRST LINE IN FILE) 4. Make directories indicated in install_instructions 5. Place files from assets into directories Progress Bar Process: 1. Get maximum number of files(number_of_directories + number_of_files) 2. Set self.progress_bar.maximum to max number of files 3. Call progress_bar.step after every iteration
| def installer.Installer_GUI.radio_button_changes | ( | self, | |
| accept_state | |||
| ) |
Sets the state of the next button depending on the state of the radio button(Prevents further progress without license agreement
| def installer.Installer_GUI.run_executable | ( | self | ) |
Runs the executable in a platform-specific protocol. Until executables are made, the installer will just invoke: >python habit.py, or whatever the main executable is titled executable_path = os.path.abspath(self.installation_directory + '\\' + self.executable_name) print(executable_path) if self.platform == "win32": subprocess.Popen([executable_path]) elif self.platform == "linux": subprocess.Popen(['xdg-open', executable_path]) else: subprocess.Popen(['open', executable_path])
| def installer.Installer_GUI.set_executable_name | ( | self | ) |
Sets the executable name
| def installer.Installer_GUI.set_platform | ( | self | ) |
Sets self.platform to the platform of the current system
| def installer.Installer_GUI.set_ready_install_text | ( | self | ) |
Configures and sets the text of the installation_ready_text box


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Madrid consensus against Gareth Bale
His lack of commitment to the club is the reason for the unhappiness
by Alejandro AlcázarGareth Bale is in another sticky situation at Real Madrid. His latest comments have gone down like a jug of cold water. He said he's more excited to play for Wales than Madrid and it might be the straw that broke the camel's back. Everyone at Madrid wants him to go, most of the board, some team-mates and above all, the fans.
This lack of commitment can be felt on the pitch, where he doesn't take a lot of risks, which he does throw himself into when playing for his country. He breaks easily and protects himself for the games he considers important.
Bale's stay at Madrid is not cheap. He's the best paid player in the squad. He doesn't fit in with the other players, to one side of the dressing room. Only president Florentino Perez's support has kept him at Madrid this long. Zidane, however, will keep counting on him on the pitch when he can.


The TMFamilySearchSetup API call sets the ROM buffer and search status to attempt to find a certain 1-Wire device family type. This does not effect the 1-Wire network in any way, it just sets the search algorithm up to find a certain 1-Wire device family type the next time a search function is called (i.e. TMNext or TMNextAlarm). This function will be successful if the port requested to do this on is valid. This function sets up the search to find a certain type on the next call only if there is one available. If there is not one available, TMNext or TMNextAlarm may still find a device of a different type. The normal sequence to search for a particular family type is as follows:
1) Call TMFamilySearchSetup with the desired family type
2) Call TMNext or TMNextAlarm
3) if step 2 is successful then check the family code using TMRom to see if the correct type was found.
4) if step 2 is not successful or the incorrect family code was found in step 3 then no devices of that type were on the 1-Wire network at the time of the search.
For a description of the above types, see the TMEX Type Descriptions.
Parameters
session_handle
Specifies the session handle returned from the API function TMExtendedStartSession that specifies the desired 1-Wire network port. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
state_buffer
Specifies a pointer to a memory location that TMEX keeps all of the state information for the 1-Wire networks. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
family_type
Specifies the family type to search for on the next search function call. Each 1-Wire device type has an associated family type number.
Return Value
1 => search setup to find family_type
<0 => TMEX Network Error Return Code
See Also
TMNext, TMSkipFamily, TMRom, TMNextAlarm