Mourinho is new Spurs boss after Pochettino sacking
LONDON, Nov 20 ― Jose Mourinho was today appointed Tottenham's new manager to replace the sacked Mauricio Pochettino, with the club languishing 14th in the Premier League.
The Portuguese former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Manchester United manager signed a contract until the end of the 2022/23 season, the north London club said in a statement.
Pochettino, 47, transformed Spurs' fortunes after arriving from Southampton in 2014 and although he failed to win a trophy he took the club to the Champions League final for the first time in their history just six months ago.
But the Argentine was sacked yesterday, with Tottenham struggling in the league after picking up just three wins from their opening 12 games.
This season they were knocked out of the League Cup by fourth-tier Colchester United and suffered an embarrassing 7-2 defeat at home to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
“I am excited to be joining a club with such a great heritage and such passionate supporters,” said Mourinho, who has won domestic titles in a record four different countries.
“The quality in both the squad and the academy excites me. Working with these players is what has attracted me.”
Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy said: “In Jose we have one of the most successful managers in football. He has a wealth of experience, can inspire teams and is a great tactician.
“He has won honours at every club he has coached. We believe he will bring energy and belief to the dressing room.”
Spurs hailed their new boss, saying in their statement: “Jose is one of the world's most accomplished managers having won 25 senior trophies.”
He won Champions League titles with Porto and Inter Milan.
The 56-year-old Portuguese won three Premier League titles over two spells in charge of Chelsea and returned to England to manage Manchester United in 2016.
Mourinho was sacked last December following a poor run of results and has been out of work since, most recently working as a TV pundit.
His first match in charge will be the London derby away to West Ham on Saturday. ― AFP


DEAD MAN ON CAMPUS RATING: 4 / 10 --> This movie sucks
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PLOT: Upon the realization that they are failing all of their classes, two roommates try to find a third roomie who will kill himself, since the school's charter automatically grants top grades to the roommates of any student who succeeds in suicide.
 Add that to a completely unsuccessful romance element, many lame and corny jokes, a long wait for the setup, and an ending that takes all the blackness out of this "black comedy" (If you're gonna create a black comedy, don't chicken out in the end-see VERY BAD THINGS (8/10) for a perfect example), and you've got yourself a trite MTV creation worthy of its own subject matter. I barely laughed at any gags, found the bong element contrived and repetitive, and was horrified NOT to find any gratuitous nudity tossed anywhere in this movie (If you're gonna make a bad College comedy, at least slap in some free T&A shots for the kids :). This one's not even worth the rental, fellas. Skip it altogether!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: During auditions for THAT THING YOU DO!, Tom Everett Scott's first feature film role, director Tom Hanks was opposed to hiring Tom because of the fact that Scott could've passed for Hanks 15 years ago. It wasn't until Hanks' wife Rita Wilson saw the audition tape, and decided he was cute, that Hanks decided to risk hiring Scott. The actor who played Scott Cooper in this film, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, is best known for having played the character of Zack Morris on TV's "Saved by the Bell". His parents are Dutch and named Hans and Paula. And who would've guessed that this is director Alan Cohn's first shot at directing a feature film?
Review Date: May 30, 1999 Director: Alan Cohn Writers: Michael Traeger and Mike White Producer: Gale Anne Hurd Actors: Tom Everett Scott as Josh Miller Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Scott Cooper Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1998 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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last modified: 2017-02-19
Matthieu Totet
The Multimode Networks Transformations plugin allows you transform a k-partite graph into a mono-partite graph.
Official page of the plugin: https://gephi.org/plugins//plugin/semantic
Plugin Author: Jaroslav Kuchar
Licensed under: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Most of the time, when you create a graph, all the nodes are representing the same « kind » of object.
In a Social Network: Persons
In a Route Network: Bus Stops, Airports, Stations etc…
In a Geographical Network: Countries
But sometimes, you will encounter graphs that will have 2, 3 or multiple « kinds » of nodes where the links are almost exclusively going from one type to the other. These graphs are called Multipartite Graphs :
If you have 2 kinds of nodes, it’s a Bipartite Graph (or 2-partite)
Example : Social Network : Persons < - > Companies
If you have 3 kinds of nodes it’s a 3-partite Graph
Example : Movie Network : Actors < - > Movies < - > Movie Companies
If you have k kinds of nodes it’s a k-partite Graph
If you want a proper scientific definition, you can check the Wikipedia page about the subject.
We will use a well known data set : The Cac 40 Administrators relationship from www.citoyennumerique.fr.
The files for Gephi are accessible here : Gexf files
The tutorial will be based on the SimpleGraph, but you also have access to the FullGraph to play with.
The CAC 40 represents the 40 most valuable company on the french stock market. A company has several administrators and nothing prevent an administrator to be in multiple companies. So the graph is build such as companies are sources of edges and targets are the administrators.
This is a typical bi-partite graph. If you look on the data, part of the node has a property type Administrator and the other part has a property type Company.
We can get quick observations:
Filtering by InDegree, we can check that Michel Pebereau and Jean-Martin Folz are in 5 companies at the same time.
Filtering by OutDegree, we can check that St-Gobain and Total have 8 administrators that are in other companies.
But that could be done without graph, an ordered list on excel would have done the job.
Having a k-partite graph makes somehow the graph unfriendly to read. Usually, the metrics will be difficult to interpret, and generating a good visualisation from it won’t be trivial.
One method here is to reduce the bi-partite graph into a mono-partite graph.
By reducing, we will « lose » information but we gain in readability and synthesis, that’s part of the work in data visualisation to see at which level we want to go and how to deal with this trade of information. This will mostly be driven by the question you want to answer.
The principle of the reduction is to consider a type of nodes as edges and build a new graph based on this rule. In our example we have 2 ways to go:
Either we decide that the nodes of type « Company » are the edges. It will generate a "graph of Persons "
Either we decide that the nodes of type « Person » are the edges. It will generate a "graph of Company "
Here both graphs generated makes « sense » (network of entities) but it might appear that in some other case, one of the generated graphs won’t really be 'interesting'. That’s part of your work to judge this aspect.
Now, how to perform the transformation?
The easiest way is to use the Multimode Network Transformation plugin. The plugin is available on the Gephi app market and in the plugin manager in Gephi.
When it’s installed, you should be able to see or display the Multimode Network Transformation tab.
Then, load the graph and :
Click on Load Attributes and select Type on Attribute Type.
For left matrix select Administrator – Company and right matrix Company – Adminstrator
Enable Remove Edges and Remove Nodes, and Click** Run
The plugin will modify directly the graph on the current workspace. If you want to keep the original graph, be sure you have copied your workspace.
The plugins will actually to transform each relation like:
(Administrator)←(Company)→(Administrator)
to
(Administrator)←[{weight=Nb of Common Companies}]→(Administrator)
Now you should have a graph with only administrators on the graph preview.
To generate the relation between companies, replay the same steps from the original graph (duplicate the workspace0 again) and in the Multimode Network Transformation use :
Left Matrix : Company – Administrator
Right Matrix : Administrator – Company
With the 2 new graphs, and playing with the weighted degree of the nodes, we are able to see some particularities:
The maximum of common administrator between company is 3: Bouygues and Alstom with Olivier Bouygues, Patrick Kron, Georges Chodron de Courcel
Half of the companies are sharing at least 2 administrators.
The maximum of common company between person is 3: Gerard Lamarche and Paul Demaray Jr see each other in Total, GDF Suez and Lafarge SA.
From all administrators that are in at least 2 companies, 1/3 of them are at least in the same 2 companies.
Theses statements could have been deduced from the original graph, but now, the information is more visible and accessible, especially if you want to share it to a large public.
The next steps are now mostly to look at graphs, and summarize all the particularities into some kind of output (poster, interactive graph, newspaper etc…)
The plugin works quite well, but sometimes it has some limitation on large graphs. Or sometimes you may want to reduce your graph and have a custom metric computed. Then the only alternative to that is to use a script that will generate the graph for you.
Multipartite graphs are complex to analyse, but synthesizing them to lower partite graphs gives you a better vision and insights about your data.
Visit the Gephi group on Facebook to get help,
or visit the website for more tutorials


Aegisub / Automation / Karaoke Templater / Tutorial 2
In the previous tutorial we saw how to use the basic features of Karaoke Templater to make simple karaoke effects. We'll continue where we left off here, by expanding on the basics from last tutorial.
Preparations
As before, you'll still need some timed karaoke and a video to preview the effects. I won't go into further details with that here.
Adding a fadeout
To recap, here's the effect from the end of last tutorial:
{\r\k$kdur\t($start,$end,\1c&H00FF00&)\t($start,$mid,\fscy120)\t($mid,$end,\fscy100)}
We'll add a fadeout effect to this now, having each syllable fade out after it has been sung, not while. We'll have to do a little maths to make this: Start the fadeout at $end
and have it continue until $end+200
, ie. have it fade out for 200 milliseconds after the syllable.
Change the template to this:
{\r\k$kdur\t($start,$end,\1c&H00FF00&)\t($start,$mid,\fscy120)\t($mid,$end,\fscy100)\t($end,!$end+200!,\alpha&HFF&)}
Then try applying templates again. You should see the old effect happen as usual, but this time afterwards, each syllable fades out.
The magic in this is the exclamation marks here: !$end+200!
When you have a pair of exclamation marks like that, everything in between them is treated as an expression (actually a very small Lua program, but don't worry about that yet.) Here we use an expression to take the end-time of the syllable and add 200 to it, getting a new number. The end result is that the \t fadeout effect lasts from $end
and until 200 milliseconds later.
Tweaking the grow/shrink effect
Maybe you think the growing-shrinking effect looks a bit odd, switching right in the middle. It might look better if it was at the maximum height earlier, and used more time shrinking back to normal. Well, that can be changed:
{\r\k$kdur\t($start,$end,\1c&H00FF00&)\t($start,!$start+$dur*0.3!,\fscy120)\t(!$start+$dur*0.3!,$end,\fscy100)}
With this, the growing-part will only take the first three-tenths of the syllable duration, and the shrinking the rest. We used one new variable here, $dur
. This is the duration of the syllable in milliseconds, just like $kdur
is the duration in centiseconds. (We could actually just as well just have used $kdur
here, and then multiplied by 3 instead of 0.3.)
Note that I removed the fadeout from here, it's just to make the line shorter and easier to read. You can add it back if you want.
Hopefully this tutorial has given you some more ideas of what you can do. In the next one we'll add another layer to the effect by using multiple templates!


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 Almost every person you encounter walking while looking into their phone is playing the game. Walking on NYC streets, on buses and restaurants that I visit Pokemons, poke-stops and poke-gyms are everywhere . I am glad that this game has got kids off the couch and exploring neighborhoods looking for Pokemon. Although 20 years in the making Pokemon is best suited to the Augmented reality experience and the game developers Niantic have done a very good job with it. This week it became the most downloaded app in a week on the ios app store. Gotta Catch em all !
Six basic Arcs of story telling
Word sentiment analysis data mining of over 1700 stories has shown that they fall into 6 basic arcs. Vonnegut spoke about graphical shapes of stories in a lecture in 1995 and Aristotle spoke about similar arcs 2000 years ago. Its good to see that data mining is lending its voice to these theories.
Bitcoin Miner reward is cut in half
The reward miners get for sealing a block on the bitcoin ledger drops from 25 btc to 12.5 btc .Known as “the halving” this has been a programmed feature in bitcoin. It is only the second time that this has happened. It will be interesting to keep an eye on the bitcoin price for the next few weeks to see the impact if any.
Deep Learning to colorize your photos
A deep learning algorithm developed by UC Berekley students is doing a decent job at colorizing photos. Click the link above to see some stunning results.
VCs are betting on a chinese fitness boom
365 million chinese millenials are hitting the gym and VCs are taking note. I suspect Apple and Fitbit have their eyes on this mega market.


Currently I am employed by Memorial University with the Department of Marketing and Communications. I have been fortunate to have been exposed to several departments and environments while employed with Memorial.
I have created internal and external marketing materials in print and for the web. On a regular bases I create materials for websites, mobile devices, social media and notification screens located through out the university. All of these would follow a strict brand standards.
I pride myself on my creative problem solving skills, this resourcefulness gives me the ability solve problems while achieving the clients needs. Currently I am learning to create video including shooting and editing. I am involved with the Memorial University Mentoring program and I have included the piece that we worked on in my portfolio below. NIFCO also has Film Classes which include Film Production and Editing of which I will be participating in the next set of classes.


About US
We are an multinational team B whose task was to create the solution for detecting vegetation from the images of the roadside.
So, let us introduce ourselves....
Zuzanna Czekaj (POLAND)
My name is Zuzanna. I'm almost master at Biomedical Engineering at University of Technology in Poznań. It was my first contact with image processing, that is why I dealt with the documentation and web designing. It was an interesting experience to cooperate with three IT specialist, but I really like challenges, that is why I'm glad to be part of the SSIP 2016.
Adrian Mihai Maghiar(ROMANIA)
My name is Mihai. I am studying masters at West University of Timisoara in Romania. The master program is Artificial Intelligence and Distributed Computation.
Some of the main fields that I'm studying are Distributed or Parallel Computation and cloud technologies. During the master program I have worked at a some projects that were processing images on a Parallel or Distributed environments. The projects increased my interest in image processing field and I glad that I am one of the participants at SSIP 2016.
Karai Gábor (HUNGARY)
My name is Gabor. I'm a Bsc student of Software Information Technology at University of Szeged. During my studies I found the digital image processing one of the most interesting topics of my studies. My current research field is skeletonization but soon I want to get involved in almost every specialization of image processing. My plan is to start my master studies after graduation. I feel that I gained so much experience during SSIP 2016.
Marko Ratković (CROATIA)
My name is Marko. I'm Master's student of Computer Science at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing. My main field of study is bioinformatics, machine learning and data science in general but recently I started getting more and more involved in field of computer vision and image processing. SSIP 2016 was an interesting experience and I'm glad to be part of it.


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If you don't find an answer to your question here, try the Chrome Web Store FAQ, the {{?is_apps}} [google-chrome-app] tag on Stack Overflow, the chromium-apps group, or the {{:is_apps}} [google-chrome-extension] tag on Stack Overflow, the chromium-extensions group, or the {{/is_apps}} store help.
Google Chrome Extensions are applications that run inside the Chrome browser and provide additional functionality, integration with third party websites or services, and customized browsing experiences.
{{^is_apps}}As long as you are using a version of Chrome that supports extensions, you already have everything you need to start writing an extension of your own. You can start by turning on Developer mode.
Click the Chrome menu icon and select Extensions from the Tools menu. Ensure that the "Developer mode" checkbox in the top right-hand corner is checked. Now you can reload extensions, load an unpacked directory of files as if it were a packaged extension, and more. For a complete tutorial, see Getting Started.
{{/is_apps}}Extensions are written using the same standard web technologies that developers use to create websites. HTML is used as a content markup language, CSS is used for styling, and JavaScript for scripting. Because Chrome supports HTML5 and CSS3, developers can use the latest open web technologies such as canvas and CSS animations in their extensions. Extensions also have access to several JavaScript APIs that help perform functions like JSON encoding and interacting with the browser.
Extensions are downloaded by the Chrome browser upon install, and are subsequently run off of the local disk in order to speed up performance. However, if a new version of the extension is pushed online, it will be automatically downloaded in the background to any users who have the extension installed. Extensions may also make requests for remote content at any time, in order to interact with a web service or pull new content from the web.
To determine which version of Chrome is currently available on each of the different platforms, visit omahaproxy.appspot.com. On that site you will see data in a format similar to:
cf,dev,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### cf,beta,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### cf,stable,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### linux,dev,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### linux,beta,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### linux,stable,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### mac,dev,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### mac,beta,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### mac,stable,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### win,canary,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### win,dev,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### win,beta,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### win,stable,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### cros,dev,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,##### cros,beta,#.#.###.#,#.#.###.#,mm/dd/yy,mm/dd/yy,#####,#####,#####
Each line represents information about a different platform and channel
combination. The
listed platforms are cf
(Google Chrome Frame),
linux
, mac
, win
, and
cros
(Google Chrome OS). The listed
channels are canary
, dev
, beta
,
and stable
.
The two four-part numbers after the channel represent the current and previous
versions of Chrome deployed to that platform-channel
combination. The rest of the information is metadata about when the releases
were first pushed, as well as revision numbers associated with each build.
Yes. Extensions can make cross-domain requests. See this page for more information.
Yes. Extensions are capable of making cross-domain Ajax requests, so they can call remote APIs directly. APIs that provide data in JSON format are particularly easy to use.
Yes, because V8 (Chrome's JavaScript engine) supports JSON.stringify and JSON.parse natively, you may use these functions in your extensions as described here without including any additional JSON libraries in your code.
Yes, extensions can use localStorage to store string data permanently. Using Chrome's built-in JSON functions, you can store complex data structures in localStorage. For extensions that need to execute SQL queries on their stored data, Chrome implements client side SQL databases, which may be used as well.
Yes, there are extensions that use OAuth to access remote data APIs. Most developers find it convenient to use a JavaScript OAuth library in order to simplify the process of signing OAuth requests.
Yes, your extension may add buttons to the Chrome browser's user interface. See browser actions and page actions for more information.
An extension may also create popup notifications, which exist outside of the browser window. See the desktop notifications documentation for more details.
No. Extensions are limited to listening to the events described in the API documentation.
Yes, extensions may pass messages to other extensions. See the message passing documentation for more information.
{{^is_apps}}Yes, since extensions are built just like websites, they can use Google Analytics to track usage. However, you must modify the tracking code to pull an HTTPS version of the Google Analytics library. See this tutorial for more information on doing this.
{{/is_apps}} {{^is_apps}}
No. The extensions APIs have been designed to minimize backwards
compatibility issues that can arise when new versions of the browser are
pushed. Allowing content scripts on chrome://
URLs would mean that developers would begin to rely on the DOM, CSS, and
JavaScript of these pages to stay the same. In the best case, these pages
could not be updated as quickly as they are being updated right now.
In the worst case, it could mean that an update to one
of these pages could cause an extension to break, causing key parts of the
browser to stop working for users of that extension.
The reason that replacing the content hosted at these URLs entirely is allowed is because it forces an extension developer to implement all of the functionality they want without depending on the browser's internal implementation to stay the same.
{{/is_apps}}No, popups can only be opened if the user clicks on the corresponding page or browser action. An extension cannot open its popup programatically.
No, popups automatically close when the user focuses on some portion of the browser outside of the popup. There is no way to keep the popup open after the user has clicked away.
You can listen to the $(ref:runtime.onInstalled) event to be notified when your extension is installed or updated, or when Chrome itself is updated. There is no corresponding event for when your extension is uninstalled.
Extensions use HTML and CSS to define their user interfaces, so you can use standard form controls to build your UI, or style the interface with CSS, as you would a web page. Additionally, extensions can add some limited UI elements to Chrome itself.
Extensions can store up to 5MB of data in localStorage.
{{^is_apps}}You can let users set options for your extension by creating an options page, which is a simple HTML page that will be loaded when a user clicks the "options" button for your extension. This page can read and write settings to localStorage, or even send options to a web server so that they can be persisted across browsers.
{{/is_apps}}Chrome's built-in developer tools can be used to debug extensions as well as web pages. See this tutorial on debugging extensions for more information.
You cannot use wildcard match patterns like http://google.*/*
to match TLDs (like http://google.es
and
http://google.fr
) due to the
complexity of actually restricting such a match to only the desired domains.
For the example of http://google.*/*
, the Google domains would
be matched, but so would http://google.someotherdomain.com
.
Additionally, many sites do not own all of the TLDs for their
domain. For an example, assume you want to use
http://example.*/*
to match http://example.com
and
http://example.es
, but http://example.net
is a
hostile site. If your extension has a bug, the hostile site could potentially
attack your extension in order to get access to your extension's increased
privileges.
You should explicitly enumerate the TLDs that you wish to run your extension on.
The management API was intended to help create new tab page replacement extensions. It was not intended to fire install/uninstall events for the current extension.
You can listen to the $(ref:runtime.onInstalled) event. See this FAQ entry.
While developing an extension, you may find behavior that does not match the extensions documentation and may be the result of a bug in Chrome. The best thing to do is to make sure an appropriate issue report is filed, and the Chromium team has enough information to reproduce the behavior.
The steps you should follow to ensure this are:
component=Platform>Extensions Type=Bug chrome.tabs.executeScript
",
which will give you
this list of results.
If you identify a feature (especially if it's related to an experimental API) that could be added to improve the extension development experience, make sure an appropriate request is filed in the issue tracker.
The steps you should follow to ensure this are:
component=Platform>Extensions Type=Feature shortcuts
",
which will give you
this list of results.


Defining Flags
In Vexil, the definition of flags follows a similar pattern to Swift Argument Parser .
Vexil supports a tree of flags, so we need a structure to hold them:
import Vexil
struct LoginFlags: FlagContainer {
@Flag("Enables the forgot password button on the login screen and associated flows")
var forgotPassword: Bool
}
Side Note: Vexil requires descriptions for all of its flags and flag groups. This is used by Vexillographer for providing context for the flags you are enabling/disabling in the UI, but it also provides context for future developers (especially yourself in 12 months time) as to what flags mean and what their intended use is.
Flag Groups ¶
You can also create nested flag groups. These can live in separate files or anywhere in your code that is suitable. This allows you to structure your flags in the way that makes the most sense to you.
import Vexil
struct PasswordFlags: FlagContainer {
@Flag("Enables or disables the change password button on the profile screen and associated flows")
var changePassword: Bool
}
struct ProfileFlags: FlagContainer {
@FlagGroup("Flags related to passwords in the profile screen")
var password: PasswordFlags
}
struct AppFlags: FlagContainer {
@FlagGroup("Flags that affect the login screen")
var login: LoginFlags
@FlagGroup("Flags related to the profile screen")
var profile: ProfileFlags
}
Flag types ¶
So far we’ve only looked at basic boolean flags, but Vexil supports flags of any basic type, and almost any type that can be made Codable
.
Important: All FlagValueSource
s that are included as part of Vexil support all types mentioned here, but some third-party providers might not support all flag types, be sure to check their documentation.
Standard Types ¶
You can specify your flag as an integer, double or string. Note that you need to provide a default value for your non-boolean flags.
import Vexil
struct NormalFlags: FlagContainer {
@Flag(default: 10, "This is a demonstration Int flag")
var myIntFlag: Int
@Flag(default: 0.5, "This is a demonstration Double flag")
var myDoubleFlag: Double
@Flag(default: "Placeholder", "This is a demonstration String flag")
var myStringFlag: String
}
Enum Types ¶
You can make any enum into a flag by conforming to FlagValue
, so you can specify from a list of options in your flag backend or UI. Your enum needs to be backed by a standard type (string, integer, double, etc) and/or implement RawRepresentable
with a standard type.
If you want your enum options to appear selectable in Vexillographer you also need to conform to CaseIterable
.
import Vexil
enum MyTheme: String, FlagValue, CaseIterable {
case blue
case green
case red
}
struct ThemeFlags {
@Flag(default: .blue, "The theme to use for the app")
var currentTheme: MyTheme
}
Codable Types ¶
Vexil provides default implementations for Codable
types, so all you need to do declare that your type conforms to FlagValue
as well.
struct MyStruct: FlagValue, Codable {
let property1: String
let property2: Int
let property3: String
}
struct TestFlags: FlagContainer {
@Flag(defaultValue: MyStruct(property1: "abc123", property2: 123, property3: "🤯"), description: "...")
var testFlag: MyStruct
}
All Supported Flag Values ¶
The following existing types are supported out of the box:
| Type | Notes |
|---|---|
Bool |
|
String |
|
URL |
Boxed into a string |
Date |
Boxed into an ISO8601 date string |
Data |
|
Float |
|
Double |
|
Int |
Int8 , Int16 , Int32 , Int64 , and their UInt equivalents are all supported and boxed into an Int |
RawRepresentable |
When RawValue is also a supported FlagValue |
Optional |
When Wrapped is also a supported FlagValue |
Array |
When Element is also a supported FlagValue |
Dictionary |
With String keys and when Value is also a supported FlagValue |
Codable |
Default implementation is provided if you declare that your Codable types also conform to FlagValue |
Supporting Custom Types ¶
In fact, any type can be used as a flag as long as it conforms to FlagValue
. You just need to be to box/unbox it from a simple type that the FlagValueSource
s support.
But be warned here, the boxing and unboxing of FlagValue
s is designed around what UserDefaults
supports, and not all FlagValueSource
backends support all boxed types.
extension MyCustomType: FlagValue {
public typealias BoxedValueType = String
public init? (boxedFlagValue: BoxedFlagValue) {
guard case .string(let value) = boxedFlagValue else { return nil }
// decode your type here
let decoded = ...
self = decoded
}
public var boxedFlagValue: BoxedFlagValue {
// encode your type here
let encoded = ...
return .string(encoded)
}
}


This months project is a 71 Super Beetle that has been stripped, sand blasted and rust repaired. We painted a nice facory yellow color with new rubber and trim hardware
New seats have been installed as well as new upholstery front and back. A brand new set of tires and hubcaps top off this 71 classic Beetle., This Beetle will be up for sale around Mid-July 2014


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Assimp
5.0.1, master @ cd42b955
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Data structure for a LWO file clip. More...
Public Types | |
| enum | Type { STILL , SEQ , REF , UNSUPPORTED } |
Public Member Functions | |
| Clip () | |
Public Attributes | |
| unsigned int | clipRef |
| reference to another CLIP More... | |
| unsigned int | idx |
| index of the clip More... | |
| bool | negate |
| Negate the clip? More... | |
| std::string | path |
| path to the base texture - More... | |
| enum Assimp::LWO::Clip::Type | type |
Data structure for a LWO file clip.
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inline |
| unsigned int Assimp::LWO::Clip::clipRef |
reference to another CLIP
| unsigned int Assimp::LWO::Clip::idx |
index of the clip
| bool Assimp::LWO::Clip::negate |
Negate the clip?
| std::string Assimp::LWO::Clip::path |
path to the base texture -
| enum Assimp::LWO::Clip::Type Assimp::LWO::Clip::type |


Lying just nine miles to the south of St. Vincent, Bequia is the largest of the Grenadine islands. Its traditional boat building and fishing industries are are still active.
Position 13° 00'27"N, 61° 14'45"W (bay entrance)
As Bequia is used to yachts, so clearing in at Port Elizabeth is straightforward.
The Customs and Immigration offices are in the building marked 'Bequia Revenue Office'. It is opposite the ferry dock. Opening hours are 08:30-18:00 (weekdays, but overtime after 16:00) and 08:30-12:00,15:00-18:00(Saturdays, but overtime pm).
Last updated March 2016.
Admiralty Bay is sheltered and can accommodate a large number of yachts. Mooring buoys are available in addition to a small marina, or you can anchor either side of the central ferry channel. Be aware of the depth and be sure to leave plenty of room for the ferries or you will be moved. If you use a mooring, dive down to check it - you may be surprised. Because of the crowding you may end up a long way from shore.
To the SW of the ferry dock there is a pair of large red and green buoys - nothing to do with port and starboard - the tanker moors between them when it comes in, so keep well clear.
A better anchorage may be found at Tony Gibbons Beach (also called Princess Margaret Beach), although break-ins continue to be reported here.
Another good anchorage is in Friendship Bay, on the south-eastern side. It is a short distance over the hill from Lower Bay. This sheltered bay provides a secure anchorage for yachts with good holding in sand, but watch out for the small moorings on the east side of bay. It also offers excellent snorkelling, scuba and windsurfing conditions.
Note: West Cay, at the far south west of Bequia, is shown as being 2 cables further west than it actually is on the Navionics electronic chart.
There are several dinghy docks available around Port Elizabeth.
Garbage facilities are by the market at the northern end.
Communications
The local VHF channel for hailing which is locally monitored is channel 68. There is also a daily radio net on this channel, see communications for more details.
Security
Theft from yachts is an on-going problem in this area, and has been for some five or six years. Most incidents are similar, that is, while the crews are ashore for dinner or excursion the yacht is burgled - however some yachts have been boarded at night while people are asleep on board (latest report of this nature July 2015).
The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines periodically puts patrols in the area, but the patrols do not appear to remain in place for long. That said, cruisers have reported spotting a small coastguard boat patrolling September/October 2015.
Be sure to close all hatches and LOCK your boat when going ashore, and secure any loose items on deck. It is even better if someone can remain on board.
It is also advisable to lock the boat and hatches during the night whilst sleeping.
Yachts should avoid anchoring within easy swimming distance of Princess Margaret Beach or the abandoned Plantation House Hotel. See security reports adjacent.
Last updated March 2016.


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public abstract class DriveController extends java.lang.Object implements edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
drive(double, double)
method that all
DriveControllers must implement.DriveAlgorithm
,
FourWheelDriveController
,
TwoWheelDriveController
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafetyHelper |
safetyHelper
Manages the watchdog timer for this
DriveController . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DriveController() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract void |
drive(double leftSpeed,
double rightSpeed)
Set the left and right speeds of the robot using the specified values.
|
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Gets the description of this motor safety instance.
|
double |
getExpiration()
Gets the expiration time for the watchdog.
|
boolean |
isAlive()
Determine if the motor is still operating or has timed out.
|
boolean |
isSafetyEnabled()
Returns if the watchdog is enabled for this
DriveController . |
void |
setExpiration(double expirationTime)
Sets the expiration time for the watchdog.
|
void |
setSafetyEnabled(boolean enabled)
Enables or disables the watchdog for this
DriveController . |
abstract void |
stopMotor()
Stops the robot and is called if the watchdog times out.
|
protected edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafetyHelper safetyHelper
DriveController
. The watchdog
timer automatically disables the motors if they are not being updated.public DriveController()
public abstract void drive(double leftSpeed, double rightSpeed)
leftSpeed
- the speed of the left side of the robotrightSpeed
- the speed of the right side of the robotpublic final void setExpiration(double expirationTime)
setExpiration
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
expirationTime
- the expiration time in secondsMotorSafetyHelper.setExpiration(double)
public final double getExpiration()
getExpiration
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
MotorSafetyHelper.getExpiration()
public final boolean isAlive()
isAlive
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
MotorSafetyHelper.isAlive()
public abstract void stopMotor()
stopMotor
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
public final void setSafetyEnabled(boolean enabled)
DriveController
.setSafetyEnabled
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
enabled
- true if motor safety is enforced for this objectpublic final boolean isSafetyEnabled()
DriveController
.isSafetyEnabled
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety
public java.lang.String getDescription()
getDescription
in interface edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.MotorSafety


| clientId |
string |
Id of your PayPal account |
| onApprove |
(data, actions) => void |
Executed when PayPal transaction was approved (but not authorized) |
| createOrderOnClient |
(data) => ICreateOrderRequest |
Use to create order on client. Either this, or 'createOrderOnServer' need to be defined |
| createOrderOnServer |
(data) => Promise<string> |
Use to create order on server. Either this, or 'createOrderOnClient' need to be defined |
| onClientAuthorization |
(authorization) => any |
Called when client authorization completes. Use this to notify your server about payment. |
| authorizeOnServer |
(data, actions) => any |
If set, you should authorize payment on your server. Default client authorization is not used in this case.
|
| currency |
string |
PayPal's currency. Defaults to USD |
| button |
IPayPalButtonStyle |
Button configuration |
| onError |
(err) => void |
Called when PayPal experiences an error |
| onCancel |
(data, actions) => void |
Called when payment is cancelled |
| onClick |
() => void |
Called when user clicks on PayPal button |
| onShippingChange |
(data, actions) => any |
OnShippingChange callback as per https://developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/integration-features/shipping-callback/ |
| advanced |
IAdvancedConfiguration |
Advanced configuration |


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UIColor
public extension UIColor
-
Uses a
NSKeyedArchiver
to encode the color into a data object.Declaration
Swift
func asData() -> Data?
Return Value
The encoded color as a data object.
-
A random opaque color.
Declaration
Swift
static var random: UIColor { get }
-
Creates a color from a hex string. Returns nil if the hex string is invalid.
Declaration
Swift
convenience init?(hex: String)
Parameters
hex
The hex string value, e.g. “ffe700” or “FFE700FF”. The string must have exactly 6 or 8 characters without any leading hashmark (#). Every 2 character block represents a color value and range from 00 to FF. The first two characters describe the red part. The second two characters describe the green part. The third two characters describe the blue part. The first three color parts are mandatory. The fourth two characters describe the alpha part which is optional. When no alpha is provided it will be treated as fully opaque (FF) with an alpha value of
1
. -
Initializes a
UIColor
with a RGBA struct.Declaration
Swift
convenience init(rgba: RgbaColor)
-
Converts a UIColor into a SwiftUI Color view.
Declaration
Swift
var colorView: Color { get }
-
Returns the rgba values of this color.
Declaration
Swift
var rgbaColor: RgbaColor? { get }
-
A struct containing the RGBA values of a color.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
struct RgbaColor


A new email to should have opened in your chosen email client. The email address is listed below:
The phone number of is below.
Find your local UK MP.


It was a nice winter night and some frieds and I wanted to get high. I had just purchased a small bag of Passionflower from the local herb/occult store. Someone once told me that by smoking the dried flowers and leaves you get get high. We all walked out to the back yard and loaded the pipe. There were 4 of us, and I didn't think that it would affect us very much, if at all, but to my supprise, after smoking half the bag, we all began to experience slight light headedness and euphoria. We decided to take a couple more tokes. After about 2 more minutes we began to experience memory loss and mild paranoia along with slight hallucinations (seeing fairylike lights and strange colors in the corner of your eye, but not true visuals). A few minutes later the 'peak' of the high was gone and it had dwindled down to a slight marijuana like high, but far less physical. A few minutes later, the high was just about gone and smoking more didn't help much.
The whole experience lasted about 15-20 minutes and we were left with a nice friendly feeling of well being and harmony with our surroundings. over all it wasn't really worth the $1.50, but could help if you are extremely desperate to get stoned.
I have attempted to get high off Passionflower many times after that once, but have been unsuccesful.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Upstream messages are sent one per request; just post the text of the JSON object. Currently the JSON parser is the org.json Java JSON parser, which is fairly accepting of nonstandard JSON, but I may change it in the future so try to submit correct JSON in all requests.
Messages marked as "channel messages" must always include a channelId value, indicating the channel that they are referring to. This is not listed in their tables. Messages with no data (other than type and, if relevant, channelId) will not have a table of fields.
Some messages have a field named callbackKey. This is an arbitrary 16 bit number you can send, and the same number will be contained in the response to your message. This is present because in some cases, you may want to send out several similar messages at once, and the callbackKey lets you figure out which response goes with which request. If you don't need or care, then you can just pass in 0 as the callback key.
Sorry that this list is in such a random order. Trying to get it all down quickly, and I'm not sure the best way to arrange it.
Must be the first message sent. Starts the login process.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | User name |
| password | The password for the account. |
| locale | The preferred locale of the user. Should be in Java locale ID format; e.g., "en_US", "fr_FR", etc. |
LOGIN_SUCCESS, LOGIN_FAILED_NO_SUCH_USER, LOGIN_FAILED_BAD_PASSWORD, LOGIN_FAILED_USER_ALREADY_EXISTS.
Requests to leave a channel.
Requests to join a user's archive channel or "user details" channel. These channels exist for each user, whether they are logged in or not, and by joining the channel you can get the information contained within.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | User whose channel you want to join |
ARCHIVE_JOIN, ARCHIVE_NONEXISTANT.
Send a chat message to other users. CHAT is the standard message from one player to the others in the channel. ANNOUNCE is the same, but it is in bold; only admins and channel owners can submit this message. ANNOUNCE_TO_PLAYERS is an announcement that even players can see (usually players in a game do not see CHAT or ANNOUNCE messages).
| Field | Meaning | Max Length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| text | Message to send | 1000 |
Requests the names of one or more rooms, specified by their room ID. When a room name changes, all users on the server are notified, so once you have a room name you don't need to request it again unless you log out and back in.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| rooms | A JSON array of integers, each being the channelId of a room. |
Request a user's avatar data. This probably isn't needed for a HTML-based client; they can just download the avatar directly at http://goserver.gokgs.com/avatars/userName.jpg.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | User whose avatar data you want. |
Change a user's detail. After you join the user's details channel, send this to do the update. Sr. Admins can change anybody's details; otherwise you can only change your own.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| personalName | "Real name" as displayed in their details. | 50 |
| personalEmail | Email address. | 70 |
| personalInfo | Large text block of information. | 1500 |
| emailWanted | Boolean. true indicates that you want the monthly email with the KGS Plus schedule. | |
| emailPrivate | Boolean. true will hide your email from other users. | |
| forcedNoRank | Boolean.  Non-superadmins must pass in the current value unchanged. One of normal, robot_ranked, teacher, jr_admin, sr_admin, or super_admin. |
Change a user's password. Only sr. admins can change other people's passwords.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | User whose password you want to change. |
| password | The new password. |
Request the rank graph data of the user whose channel this is.
Request the room description (the big block of text that appears when you first join a room). Like the room name, you will be notified when this changes (even if you aren't in the room), so you only need to request it once.
Request to join the channel that this message is sent to.
JOIN.
Create a room.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key. | |
| name | The name of the room. | 50 |
| description | The room description. | 1000 |
| category | One of MAIN, TEMPORARY, CLUBS, LESSONS, TOURNAMENT, FRIENDLY, or NATIONAL. Non-admins can only pass in TEMPORARY. | |
| locale | Setting this makes it the default room for users of this locale. Can be set by admin only. Everybody else, pass in "". | 5 |
| private | Boolean. If set, this is a private room. | |
| tournOnly | Boolean. If set, only tournament games (run by the KGS TD) can be in the room. | |
| globalOnly | Boolean. If set, games in this room always appear on the global games list. |
ROOM_CREATE_NAME_TAKEN, ROOM_CREATE_TOO_MANY_ROOMS, ROOM_CREATED.
Edit room name, description, and flags.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| name | The new name of the room. | 50 |
| description | The new room description. | 1000 |
| category | One of MAIN, TEMPORARY, CLUBS, LESSONS, TOURNAMENT, FRIENDLY, or NATIONAL. Non-admins must pass in the current value. | |
| locale | Setting this makes it the default room for users of this locale. Can be set by admin only. Everybody else, pass in "". | 5 |
| private | Boolean. If set, this is a private room. | |
| tournOnly | Boolean. If set, only tournament games (run by the KGS TD) can be in the room. | |
| globalOnly | Boolean. If set, games in this room always appear on the global games list. |
Add or remove a user to the owner list of the room.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | Name of the user to add or remove. |
Add or remove a user to the access list of the channel. Used for private rooms, games, etc.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | Name of the user to add or remove. |
Request the list of users who have access to this channel. Can only be made by senior admins and channel owners.
Request a channel for a private conversation with another user. Does nothing if you already have a channel for this user.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key |
| name | Name of the user to add or remove. |
CONVO_JOIN, CONVO_NO_SUCH_USER.
Create a message to leave in another user's mailbox.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key | |
| name | Name of the user to add or remove. | |
| text | Text of message. | 1000 |
MESSAGE_CREATE_NO_USER, MESSAGE_CREATE_CONNECTED (in which case a private convo will be created), MESSAGE_CREATE_FULL, MESSAGE_CREATE_SUCCESS.
Delete a message left for you. It contains a list of messages to delete; if the list is missing, then all messages are deleted.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| messages | Optional message list |
| Message Format | |
| date | Date when the message was left. |
| name | Name of user who left the message. |
Add or remove somebody from one of your four "buddy" lists. admin_track is usable by admins only.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key | |
| friendType | One of buddy, censored, fan, or admin_track. | |
| name | Name of other user | |
| text | Optional text notes about friend | 50 |
FRIEND_CHANGE_NO_USER, FRIEND_ADD_SUCCESS, FRIEND_REMOVE_SUCCESS.
Create a challenge.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key | |
| global | If set, this should appear in the global (non-room) lists. | |
| text | Challenge comment | 80 |
| proposal | Initial proposal |
Sample message:
{ "type": "CHALLENGE_CREATE", "channelId": 4794601, "callbackKey": 1, "global": false, "text": "Test Challenge", "proposal": { "gameType": "free", "nigiri": true, "rules": { "rules": "japanese", "size": 19, "komi": 6.5, "timeSystem": "30:00+5×30" }, "players": [{ "role": "white", "name": "wms" },{ "role": "black" }] } }
Send a sync, get a sync back. Useful if you want to know when for sure an earlier command has been completed by the server (each player's commands are processed in order, one command being completely finished before the next is started).
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| callbackKey | Callback key |
Change the default proposal for a challenge. Can only be sent by the challenge owner.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| proposal | New proposal |
Make a move in your game. Leaving out x and y indicates a pass.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| loc | Either the string PASS, or an object with x and y values. |
| y | Optional. Y coordinate of move. |
Resign the game.
Request an undo in a game, or grant an undo. To reject an undo, simply ignore it.
GAME_UNDO_REQUEST (sent to your opponent when you send your undo request)
Sent when a moderator in a channel accepts a message.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The name of the user who originally made the comment |
| text | The text of the comment |
Set the mode (moderated, normal, etc.) of a channel. Only available to teachers.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| mode | One of NORMAL, QUIET, MODERATED |
| name | Optional. The name of the moderator. Not needed unless the mode is MODERATED. |
Sent in response to GAME_TIME_EXPIRED. Indicates that you are still connected.
Add time to your opponent's clock.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| role | The role of the player to add time to. |
| time | A floating point number, indicating how many seconds to add to their clock. |
Reset our idle clock. Most commands do this, but if this command does nothing else.
Set the roles of players in a demo/review. This will temporarily change the effective roles of players. Any number of roles can be set.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| role 1 | The name of the player who is to take that role. |
| role 2 | The name of the player who is to take that role. |
| … | |
| role n | The name of the player who is to take that role. |
Change a game into review mode. This actually creates a new channel, with the review in it, moves everybody into the new channel, then closes out the old one.
Sent from the challenge owner. Indicates that the owner wants to go back and edit the proposal before accepting any offers.
Change the flags of a game or challenge. Some can only be set by admins. Any number can be changed at once. Any flags not present will be left unchanged.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| flag 1 | A boolean with the new setting of this flag. |
| flag 2 | A boolean with the new setting of this flag. |
| … | |
| flag n | A boolean with the new setting of this flag. |
A block of audio for the game.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| audio | A string of base64-encoded SPEEX audio data. |
Create a new channel to play a recorded lecture.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| playbackTimestamp | The exact time stamp of the recorded lecture. |
Request a list of playbacks available.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| start | The start time of the list. |
| end | The end time of the list. |
Set the position and speed of a playback.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| position | Optional. If set, a double with the position (in seconds) to jump to. Leave it out to leave the current position unchanged. |
| speed | Double precision number. The speed of playback; 1.0 is normal speed, 0.5 is half speed, 2.0 is double speed, etc. |
Request to join a global game list channel.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| list | One of CHALLENGES, ACTIVES, FANS. |
Upload new avatar data. The avatar must be a jpeg file sized 141×200 pixels and under 8KB.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| imageData | base64 encoded jpeg image data. |
Set whether or not a given user can talk during moderated mode. By default, nobody can except the moderator.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The user to change. |
| allowed | Boolean. |
Send an announcement to every channel on the server. Admin only.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| text | The message. |
Request some miscellaneous server statistics.
Delete an account. Admin only.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The account to delete. |
DELETE_ACCOUNT_ALREADY_GONE, DELETE_ACCOUNT_SUCCESS
Request that the server block a user for a while. Admin only.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| name | The account to block. | |
| time | The duration (in seconds) of the block. | |
| text | A note with the reason for the block. | 500 |
KEEP_OUT_LOGIN_NOT_FOUND, KEEP_OUT_SUCCESS.
Clear a keep out request. Admin only.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| name | The account to allow back in. |
CLEAR_KEEP_OUT_SUCCESS, CLEAR_KEEP_OUT_FAILURE
Join a game by giving the timestamp of the game start.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| timestamp | The time stamp of the start of the game. |
Load a saved game in a room.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| private | If present and set to true, load as a private game. |
| timestamp | The time stamp of the start of the game. |
Shut down the server. Admin only. Duh.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| time | The time, in seconds, before the server will be shut down. |
Delete the channel. Admin only. Generally channels go away on their own, this is only when there is some urgent reason to delete a game etc.
For guests to get a permanent account.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| Your email address. | 70 | |
| personalName | Your "real" name. | 50 |
| personalInfo | A block of text with anything you want. | 1500 |
| privateEmail | Boolean. If set, hide your email from other users. | |
| sendEmail | Boolean. If set, send email announcements. |
REGISTER_SUCCESS, REGISTER_BAD_EMAIL.
Clone a game into this room.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameChannelId | The channel ID of the game to clone. |
Sent by challengers to indicate that they accept the proposal as it stands.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| proposal | The proposal being accepted. |
Sent by challengers to submit themselves as players.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| proposal | The proposal containing ourselves as one of the players. |
CONVO_NO_CHATS
Indicates that we do not want to receive any more chats in this conversation until further notice.
CHALLENGE_DECLINE
Sent by the creator of a challenge to indicate that they do not accept a submitted proposal.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| name | The user whose challenge they are declining. |
Turn on automatch or set our default preferences.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| maxHandicap | The maximum number of handicap stones accepted in an automatch game. |
| estiamtedRank | The rank we claim to be. 1k is the highest allowed. |
| freeOk | If set, free (unrated) games are OK. |
| rankedOk | If set, rated games are OK. |
| robotOk | If set, games against robots are OK. |
| humanOk | If set, games against humans are OK. |
| blitzOk | If set, blitz games are OK. |
| fastOk | If set, fast games are OK. |
| mediumOk | If set, medium speed games are OK. |
| unrankedOk | If set, playing against unranked players are OK. |
Do not accept automatch games.
Immediately set us as idle (greyed out).
Apply a tag to a game.
| Field | Meaning | Max length (chars) |
|---|---|---|
| gameTimestamp | The time stame of the start of the game. | |
| text | The tag. | 50 |
Fetch your database of tags.
Erase a tag. Admin only.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| gameTimestamp | The time stame of the start of the game. |
Mark whether a stone is alive or dead.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| alive | Boolean. |
| x | The x-coordinate of the piece. |
| y | The y-coordinate of the piece. |
Indicate that you are satisfied with the current alive/dead marks.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| doneId | The done ID sent down by the most recent GAME_STATE. |
Add one or more SGF events to the game.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| sgfEvents | An array of SGF Event objects. |
Set the scores for the game. These scores will be visible until the SGF node changes.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| white | White's score. A double. Must be a multiple of 0.5. |
| black | Black's score. A double. Must be a multiple of 0.5. |
Indicates you want to log out of the server.


Punish onion hoarders
The skyrocketing price of onion has made the common man look at this vegetable as a luxury item. Arrival of early season crops has fallen in states liked Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka, while floods in Maharashtra and Gujarat have severely damaged crop yield. Added to this, hoarding and profiteering by traders and middlemen are complicating the picture. In Assam, the minister for Food and Civil Supplies has stated that the price of onion must not go beyond Rs 66 per kg, but the announcement seems to have fallen on deaf ears. If the authorities are to retain credibility among the public, they should back up their own statements with stern action against unscrupulous traders and middlemen fleecing the people.
Partha Pratim Sarma,
Guwahati


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Methods summary
public
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#
__construct( )
Finder constructor.
No parameters needed.
Finder constructor.
No parameters needed.
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public static
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
create( )
Create a Finder instance and returns it.
Equivalent to :
$finder = (new Finder())->in(__DIR__);
Create a Finder instance and returns it.
Equivalent to :
$finder = (new Finder())->in(__DIR__);
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
files( )
Restricts the matching to files only.
Restricts the matching to files only.
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
directories( )
Restricts the matching to directories only.
Restricts the matching to directories only.
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
in( string|array $directories )
Searches files and/or directories in the given path(s).
Searches files and/or directories in the given path(s).
Parameters
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
exclude( $directories )
Searches files and/or directories except in the given path(s).
Searches files and/or directories except in the given path(s).
Parameters
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
ignoreUnreadableDirs( boolean $yes = true )
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) unreadable directories.
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) unreadable directories.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
ignoreDots( boolean $yes = true )
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) dot directories.
Will remove current directory and parent directory ("." and "..") as well as file starting with ".".
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) dot directories.
Will remove current directory and parent directory ("." and "..") as well as file starting with ".".
Parameters
Returns
Uses
FilesystemIterator::SKIP_DOTS
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
ignoreVCS( boolean $yes = true )
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) VCS files.
Tells Finder to ignore (or not) VCS files.
Parameters
Returns
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
followLinks( boolean $yes = true )
Tells Finder to follow (or not) symbolic links.
Tells Finder to follow (or not) symbolic links.
Parameters
Returns
Uses
FilesystemIterator::FOLLOW_SYMLINKS
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sort( callable $callback )
Sorts files and directories from a user defined function.
The anonymous function receives two \SplFileInfo instances to compare.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories from a user defined function.
The anonymous function receives two \SplFileInfo instances to compare.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Parameters
Returns
Uses
ArrayIterator::uasort()
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
sortByName( )
Sorts files and directories by name.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by name.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sortByType( )
Sorts files and directories by type.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by type.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
sortBySize( )
Sorts files and directories by size.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by size.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
sortByExtension( )
Sorts files and directories by file extension.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by file extension.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
sortByPath( )
Sorts files and directories by path (without file name).
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by path (without file name).
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sortByPermission( )
Sorts files and directories by permissions.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by permissions.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sortByAccessedTime( )
Sorts files and directories by accessed time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by accessed time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sortByModifiedTime( )
Sorts files and directories by modified time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by modified time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
sortByChangedTime( )
Sorts files and directories by changed time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Sorts files and directories by changed time.
This can be slow as all the matching files and directories must be retrieved for comparison.
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
filter( callable $callback )
Filters the iterator with a user defined function.
The anonymous function receives a SplFileInfo and must return false to remove files.
Filters the iterator with a user defined function.
The anonymous function receives a SplFileInfo and must return false to remove files.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
withName( string $name )
Adds rules that files name must match.
You can use patterns regex, globs or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->withName('*.php')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/.php$/')
Adds rules that files name must match.
You can use patterns regex, globs or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->withName('*.php')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/.php$/')
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
withoutName( $name )
Adds rules that files name must NOT match.
You can use patterns regex, globs or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->withoutName('*.php')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/.php$/')
Adds rules that files name must NOT match.
You can use patterns regex, globs or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->withoutName('*.php')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/.php$/')
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
contains( string $pattern )
Adds rules that files content must match.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->contains('Hello World')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/Hello World/i')
Adds rules that files content must match.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->contains('Hello World')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/Hello World/i')
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
doesNotContain( $pattern )
Adds rules that files content must NOT match.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->doesNotContain('Hello World')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/Hello World/i')
Adds rules that files content must NOT match.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Example :
$finder->doesNotContain('Hello World')
will produce same result as
$finder->name('/Hello World/i')
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
withPath( string $path )
Restrict files and directories by path.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Restrict files and directories by path.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
withoutPath( string $path )
Exclude files and directories by path.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Exclude files and directories by path.
You can use patterns regex or simple strings.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
date( string $date )
Adds tests for file dates (last modified).
Remove the file if
$current->getCTime() >= strtotime($date)
.
The date must be something that strtotime() is able to parse.
Adds tests for file dates (last modified).
Remove the file if
$current->getCTime() >= strtotime($date)
.
The date must be something that strtotime() is able to parse.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
|
#
size( string $size )
Adds tests for file sizes in bytes.
Remove the file if
$current->getSize() >= $size
.
Adds tests for file sizes in bytes.
Remove the file if
$current->getSize() >= $size
.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
|
#
depth( integer $depth )
Set the maximum allowed depth.
Set the maximum allowed depth.
Parameters
Returns
$this
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public
KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder
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#
merge( KeepItSimple\FileSystem\Finder |Iterator|array $iterator )
Merge an other Finder or Iterator or simple array instance with the current Finder instance.
Merge an other Finder or Iterator or simple array instance with the current Finder instance.
Parameters
Returns
Throws
InvalidArgumentException
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public
Iterator
|
#
getIterator( )
Retrieve an external iterator.
Retrieve an external iterator.
Returns
Iterator An instance of an object implementing Iterator
Since
5.0.0
Link
Implementation of
IteratorAggregate::getIterator()
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public
integer
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#
count( )
Count elements of an object.
Count elements of an object.
Returns
integer The custom count as an integer.
Since
5.1.0
Link
Implementation of
Countable::count()
|


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RISE¶
Reveal.js - Jupyter/IPython Slideshow Extension, also known as live_reveal
What is RISE?¶
As you know… we love Jupyter/IPython and we like Reveal.js too.
Previously, we developed a “converter” for the nbconvert library to
export a ipynb
file to a STATIC html slideshow based in Reveal.js library.
But with RISE, you don’t have a STATIC version anymore, you have a LIVE version! A notebook rendered as a Reveal.js-based slideshow, where you can execute code or show to the audience whatever you can show/do inside the notebook itself (but in a “slidy” way).
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Algeria - Profile
Facts
- Algeria has over 700 miles of Mediterranean coastline, behind which lie mountains and fertile plains, with the vast Sahara desert to the south. Along its entire length, the Algerian coast has no indentations and all the ports are man-made as there are no natural harbours.
- With very few exceptions, the ports are crowded and polluted, which is the main reason why cruising yachts very seldom go out of their way to stop in Algeria. The one notable exception is Sidi Fredj, west of the capital Algiers, where a tourist development surrounds the harbour, part of which has been converted into a marina.
- Algeria has suffered many years of bloody conflict between government forces and fundamentalists. Visits by cruising yachts cannot be recommended, if one needs to stop, especially in emergencies, ports such as the marina at Sidi Fredj should be preferred rather than one of the commercial ports. Anyone planning to visit Algeria should contact their own embassy or consulate in Algiers to get an update on the current security situation.
- If planning a passage that passes close to Algeria, best advice is to stand well outside 12nm off the Algerian coast unless visas, and boat permissions, have already been negotiated.
- SY Adina visited Algeria in August 2013 and provided noonsite with an excellent report of their visit - see here. The Algeria noonsite information will be updated as soon as possible with Adina's feedback, however for now their report is the most up to date information we have.
Security
Although things are safer than they were, it is still advisable to check a national advisory website such as The UK FCO website before calling at any Algerian port. It is advised that the coast for 150 miles east of Algiers be avoided.
Last updated September 2016.
Weather
The climate is temperate with hot and dry summers. The winters are mild with some rain along the coast. Prevailing summer winds are easterly, while in winter winds are either from the west or north.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page.
Main Ports
Algiers (Alger/El Djazair) *
,
Annaba *
,
Bejaia *
,
Beni-Saf *
,
Bouharoun *
,
Cherchell
,
Collo *
,
Dellys *
,
Ghazaouet (Ghazawet) *
,
Mostaganem (Mestghanem) *
,
Oran (Wharan) *
,
Sidi Fredj *
,
Skikda *
,
Tamenfoust *
,
Tenes *
* indicates port of entry


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Affordable Medical Ultrasound Training Simulator
a medical ultrasound training simulator built in Unity3D.
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All the information collected by an UltrasoundProbe in a single frame. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| UltrasoundScanData (UltrasoundProbeConfiguration config) | |
| Instantiate a new instance of UltrasoundScanData. More... | |
| void | AddScanlines (ICollection< UltrasoundScanline > scanlines) |
| Add a collection of UltrasoundScanlines to this scanline. More... | |
| void | AddScanline (UltrasoundScanline s) |
| Add an UltrasoundScanline to this UltrasoundScanData. More... | |
| ReadOnlyCollection < UltrasoundScanline > | GetScanlines () |
| Get read-only collection of the scanlines. More... | |
| UltrasoundProbeConfiguration | GetProbeConfig () |
| Returns a (deep) copy of the configuration of the probe that generated this UltrasoundScanData. More... | |
| IEnumerator< UltrasoundScanline > | GetEnumerator () |
| An enumerator over all the points in this scanline. | |
Private Member Functions | |
| IEnumerator IEnumerable. | GetEnumerator () |
| An enumerator over all the points in this scanline. | |
Private Attributes | |
| IList< UltrasoundScanline > | scanlines |
| The list of scanlines. More... | |
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readonly UltrasoundProbeConfiguration | probeConfig |
| The UltrasoundProbeConfiguration used to populate the data this frame. | |
All the information collected by an UltrasoundProbe in a single frame.
It can be iterated over, yielding the individual UltrasoundScanline objects that make up the data.
| UltrasoundScanData.UltrasoundScanData | ( | UltrasoundProbeConfiguration | config | ) |
Instantiate a new instance of UltrasoundScanData.
| config | The configuration settings associated with the probe object. |
| void UltrasoundScanData.AddScanline | ( | UltrasoundScanline | s | ) |
Add an UltrasoundScanline to this UltrasoundScanData.
| s | The UltrasoundScanline to add. |
| void UltrasoundScanData.AddScanlines | ( | ICollection< UltrasoundScanline > | scanlines | ) |
Add a collection of UltrasoundScanlines to this scanline.
| scanlines | The UltrasoundScanlines to add. |
| UltrasoundProbeConfiguration UltrasoundScanData.GetProbeConfig | ( | ) |
Returns a (deep) copy of the configuration of the probe that generated this UltrasoundScanData.
| ReadOnlyCollection<UltrasoundScanline> UltrasoundScanData.GetScanlines | ( | ) |
Get read-only collection of the scanlines.
While the list itself canot be modified, the individual UltrasoundScanline objects can be modified.
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private |
The list of scanlines.
This is kept semi-immutable to outside classes - members can be added, but not removed. The only accessor for scanlines returns a readonly view of it. Individual scanlines can be modified using this class's iterator.


QoSTestFramework: A Test Framework assess the performance of real-time video communication system
Please follow readme file to setup or develop test environment.
'start test' and 'stop test' will trigger test with owt-conferen-sample ,it will help assess performance of owt-server, please replace it with your own test pipeline sample if you want trigger test from web application.
Authorization Id:
Authorization key:
ResultFolder:
Frame:
Threshold:
Threshold:
Blockiness Normal Range:0.9-1.01
Blockloss Normal Range:0-5
Blur Normal Range:0-5
Noise Normal Range:0-3.5
Interlacing Normal Range:0
Freezing Normal Range:0


An Argentine court has convicted two priests of abusing deaf children at a Catholic-run school
by EndPlayMENDOZA, Argentina - MENDOZA, Argentina (AP) - An Argentine court has convicted two priests of abusing deaf children at a Catholic-run school.
MENDOZA, Argentina - MENDOZA, Argentina (AP) - An Argentine court has convicted two priests of abusing deaf children at a Catholic-run school.


What is the Tech Radar?
The Tech Radar is a list of technologies, complemented by an assessment result, called ring assignment. We use four rings with the following semantics:
- ADOPT — Technologies we have high confidence in to serve our purpose, also in large scale. Technologies with a usage culture in our Zalando production environment, low risk and recommended to be widely used.
- TRIAL — Technologies that we have seen work with success in project work to solve a real problem; first serious usage experience that confirm benefits and can uncover limitations. TRIAL technologies are slightly more risky; some engineers in our organization walked this path and will share knowledge and experiences.
- ASSESS — Technologies that are promising and have clear potential value-add for us; technologies worth to invest some research and prototyping efforts in to see if it has impact. ASSESS technologies have higher risks; they are often brand new and highly unproven in our organisation. You will find some engineers that have knowledge in the technology and promote it, you may even find teams that have started a prototyping effort.
- HOLD — Technologies not recommended to be used for new projects. Technologies that we think are not (yet) worth to (further) invest in. HOLD technologies should not be used for new projects, but usually can be continued for existing projects.


I obtained 3.5 grams of powdered plant material as a free sample from an online purchase of salvia extract. Having never heard of the plant before I did a little research on it to figure out what the hell we should do with it. An hour later a friend and I came to the conclusion that since our plant material was so dry that it would be a pain to injest, and that we might as well just smoke it. I grabbed two extra large hemp papers and rolled the entiriety of the plant material up into a blunt sized joint and we walked outside and sparked it up.
The taste for the first few minutes was something like the 'fopium' that sometimes hits our town. It tasted perfumey, basically like potpourri. This taste lasted for about five minutes, and then it obtained a very bland generic smokey taste, more than likely due to the build up of resin. I was feeling a little light headed about halfway through it, but it was probably just because of the massive hits we were pulling of the joint. In all it took about 15 minutes to toke between my friend and I. It burned fast, understandbly so given that it was extremely dry.
About 10 minutes after smoking the light headed, commericial middies pot feeling evolved into more of a spacey relaxed feeling. Not different from low grade pot, however it was more involved than that. It was like I drank a six pack or had a few shots of whiskey. No dizziness or anything, just a fairly relaxed calming sensation. My heart rate was slowed and I enjoyed just sitting down and watching tv for the rest of the night even though our intention was to trip off of some salvia. All in all it was pretty good for a freebie, something I might consider experimenting with at a later time. Definitely better than the legal fake pot you can purchase online.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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PFObject * | photo |
| | The photo associated with this view.
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| |
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ESPhotoFooterButtons | buttons |
| | The bitmask which specifies the enabled interaction elements in the view.
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| (id) | - initWithFrame:buttons: |
| |
| - (id) initWithFrame: |
|
(CGRect) |
frame |
| buttons: |
|
(ESPhotoFooterButtons) |
otherButtons |
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| |
Initializes the view with the specified interaction elements.
- Parameters
-
| buttons | A bitmask specifying the interaction elements which are enabled in the view |
| - (void) setLikeStatus: |
|
(BOOL) |
liked |
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Configures the Like Button to match the given like status.
- Parameters
-
| liked | a BOOL indicating if the associated photo is liked by the user |
| - (void) setPhoto: |
|
(PFObject *) |
aPhoto |
|
Setting a photo in the profile picture imageview
- Parameters
-
| aPhoto | the profile picture photo |
| - (void) shouldEnableLikeButton: |
|
(BOOL) |
enable |
|
Enable the like button to start receiving actions.
- Parameters
-
| enable | a BOOL indicating if the like button should be enabled. |
| - (void) shouldReEnableLikeButton: |
|
(NSNumber*) |
enable |
|
We disable the like button after it has been hit, preventing multiple hits overloading the connection. This method reenables the button again.
- Parameters
-
| enable | used to identify the respective like button |
| - (UIButton*) commentImage |
|
readnonatomicassign |
Button where the number of comments are displayed. It is in fact a simple label that should take the user to the likes and comments when tapped.
| - (UIButton*) commentLikeButton |
|
readnonatomicassign |
Actual button above the likeImage and commentImage. Takes the user to the detail view of the photo if tapped.
Button where the number of likes are displayed. It is in fact a simple label that should take the user to the likes and comments when tapped.
| - (UIButton*) shareButton |
|
readnonatomicassign |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


hey, I'm Bessim, I'm 22 years old and I'm from Bizerte,Tunisia. I'm a code enthusiast, i start coding since 2 years. At the start I just loved to play around with simple code. But then coding becomes much more than a hobby. I start to study it a lot in my free Time I've join multiple courses, i've Learn a lot of topics. And i did a lot of Projects, basically any project idea i can get my hands on. Now im searching for a internship to get more experience and Learn more.
I also have a lot of hobbies except coding. I like electronics and Techs in general it's also what i study at the university in my first 3 years. I like to build things and automate the boring stuff around me. I like kitties too..
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A React based E-commerce website include Firebase,hooks,react motion and a lot more..
I start this project with Andrei Neagoie.
He's an instructure who have a big part in my learning.
After i finish the course i take the project to the next level and i add a lot of new features and updates
In this project i've used:
- React Native for the frontend.
- NodeJs for the backend.
- MongoDB as a database.
A project that helps you find the restaurents in a any given place,
check their menus,
Search for the restaurents on the map,
Create a an account, save your data and more.
This Project was part of a course i had taken about React Native
In This Project i've created a clone to the YouTube UI and some of it's functionality
for learning purpose,
i've used React, Material_UI_Icons and the YouTube_API
Lately i found this platform called Hashnode, and i've have started my journey to write blogs, To memorise some of my learnings or hopefully to help others get there too. Make sure to check on it


[gecode-users] under windows xp...
matt
slaash19 at free.fr
Mon Oct 20 15:29:13 CEST 2008
Hi, i have some problems to use gecode under windows...
So first i have download the package for windows
(Gecode-2.2.0-Qt-x86.msi (32-bit)
<http://www.gecode.org/download/Gecode-2.2.0-Qt-x86.msi>) and installed
it under "C:\Gecode", i set the variable path "C:\Gecode\bin" and i use
cygwin, and when i try to compile the example like "baseline.cc" it
doesn't work, i have the following errors:
" In file included from c:/Gecode/gecode/support.hh:89, from
baselinde.cc:38:
c:/Gecode/gecode/support/memory.icc:80: error: expected constructor,
destruct or type conversion before 'void' "
and so many errors like this...
Maybe someone can tell me what's wrong or tell me exactly how to install
and an example of "how to compile..."
Thanks! =)
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java.lang.Object com.gracenote.gnsdk.GnRhythmQueryOptions
public class GnRhythmQueryOptions
Configures options for GnRhythmQuery
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
custom(java.lang.String option,
boolean bEnable)
Set option using option name |
void |
custom(java.lang.String option,
long value)
Set option using option name |
void |
custom(java.lang.String option,
java.lang.String value)
Set option using option name |
void |
delete()
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void |
focusPopularity(long amount)
Tuning Parameter to influence how Rhythm uses popularity to affect how the radio station playlist is generated. |
void |
focusSimilarity(long amount)
Tuning Parameter to influence how Rhythm uses similarity to affect how the radio station playlist is generated. |
void |
lookupData(GnLookupData lookupData,
boolean bEnable)
Sets the lookup data value for the MusicID-File query. |
java.lang.String |
networkInterface()
Return network interface being use with this object's connections if one has been set. |
void |
networkInterface(java.lang.String intfName)
Set a specific network interface to use with this object's connections. |
void |
recommendationMaxTracksPerArtist(long count)
Specifies a maximum number of tracks per artist for recommended playlist results. |
void |
recommendationRotationRadio(boolean bEnable)
Enabling this option will cause results to be sequenced in a radio-like fashion, otherwise results will be without sequencing. |
void |
returnCount(long count)
Specifies how many tracks to return in the playlist response to this query. |
void |
stationDMCA(boolean bEnable)
When creating a radio station, you have the option to enable DMCA rules, which reduce the repetition of songs and albums in conformance with DMCA guidelines. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public void delete()
public void lookupData(GnLookupData lookupData, boolean bEnable) throws GnException
lookupData
- [in] Set One of the GnLookupData
valuesbEnable
- [in] True or false to enable or disable
GnException
public void returnCount(long count) throws GnException
count
- [in] The number of tracks to return.
Remarks:
The range for this option is 1..25, The default value is 5.GnException
public void focusPopularity(long amount) throws GnException
amount
- [in] new popularity focus setting.
Remarks:
The range for this option is 0..1000, The default value is 1000.GnException
public void focusSimilarity(long amount) throws GnException
amount
- [in] new similarity focus setting.
Remarks:
The range for this option is 0..1000, The default value is 1000.GnException
public void recommendationMaxTracksPerArtist(long count) throws GnException
count
- [in] Maximum number of tracks per artist.
Remarks:
This option is only applicable to Recommendations generated byGnRhythmQuery
The range for this option is 1..1000.
GnException
public void recommendationRotationRadio(boolean bEnable) throws GnException
bEnable
- [in] True or false to enable or disable
Remarks:
This option is only applicable to Recommendations generated byGnRhythmQuery
To enable Radio sequencing, define this option key with a True value.
Without this option Rhythm might return you 5 Britney Spears tracks.
With this option enabled Rhtyhm would never do that, it would mix it up more, like a radio station.
GnException
public void stationDMCA(boolean bEnable) throws GnException
bEnable
- [in] True or false to enable or disable
Remarks:
This option cannot be changed after the radio station has been createdGnException
public void networkInterface(java.lang.String intfName) throws GnException
intfName
- [in] Local IP address or system name for the desired network interface
GnException
public java.lang.String networkInterface() throws GnException
GnException
public void custom(java.lang.String option, boolean bEnable) throws GnException
option
- [in] Option namebEnable
- [in] True or false to enable or disable
GnException
public void custom(java.lang.String option, long value) throws GnException
option
- [in] Option namevalue
- [in] Option value, as unsigned integer
GnException
public void custom(java.lang.String option, java.lang.String value) throws GnException
option
- [in] Option namevalue
- [in] Option value
GnException
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Jigglypuff finds itself mostly outclassed by Clefairy, but it has some solid niches that make it worth using on some teams. For starters, Jigglypuff is the only Pokémon in Petit Cup that's capable of avoiding a 3HKO from Dragon Rage; with minimal level investment, Jigglypuff can reach 124 HP. In addition, this amount of HP also makes it an extremely good user of Counter, functioning as a solid Machop lure. This, combined with its typing, also makes it a good way of stopping Body Slam users without a teammate getting paralyzed. Just like Clefairy, Jigglypuff has a solid support movepool, with access to Thunder Wave, Sing, and more, with STAB Body Slam for good measure.
However, while Jigglypuff's unique traits help, it's marred by issues. Much unlike Clefairy, Jigglypuff's damage output is decidedly mediocre, its Attack stat being tied with Pokémon like Meowth and Pidgey, for scale. Its Special stat is also horrific, being a measly 25, tied with Krabby and Rattata. This makes Jigglypuff almost solely relegated to Body Slam for reliable damage, making it easily seen as a passive threat. On the defensive side, this also makes Jigglypuff struggle mightily against Gastly and Abra, which are both adept at exploiting Jigglypuff's flaws while invalidating the threat of Counter completely. Overall, Jigglypuff has a solid niche in Petit Cup, but Clefairy should always be looked at first. They can be used together with success, though.
Level: 27
- Body Slam
- Thunder Wave
- Counter
- Rest
Body Slam is Jigglypuff's main source of damage, and can help spread paralysis in tandem with Thunder Wave. Given Jigglypuff's incredible bulk and ability to check Dragon Rage users, these two moves are very helpful for stopping Dratini and Charmander from running rampant. Counter is another big part of what makes Jigglypuff work, allowing it to net a surprise KO against the many Body Slam users of the format while being immune to its paralysis. Rest gives Jigglypuff an opportunity to pad out its bulk and stonewall Dragon Rage users with greater effect.
Jigglypuff acts as a great early-game switch-in, sometimes even a lead, by virtue of its extreme survivability. This makes it work as a fair paralysis lead, disabling a Pokémon from the get-go. Should Jigglypuff not be favourable as a lead, it can still find perfectly fine points of entry through Dragon Rage users, and stall them out using Rest while paralyzing them. Alternatively, if Body Slam—a common move on these types of Pokémon—is anticipated, Counter can be used for massive damage.
Seismic Toss or Psychic can be used for Gastly, though the latter doesn't do much due to Jigglypuff's awful damage output on the Special side. Sing can be used over Thunder Wave in Yellow Petit Cup. Thunderbolt and Blizzard can be used to cover Jigglypuff's problematic matchups, but it can't win against any of them without them taking prior chip damage.
Gastly: Gastly is capable of 3HKOing Jigglypuff with Thunderbolt, and while it is 3HKOed by the rare Psychic itself, it will still win the interaction from full HP. It can also threaten Jigglypuff with Sleep, and is immune to Body Slam.
Rock-types: Jigglypuff has a hard time against Rock-types, especially Omanyte, which takes middling damage from Thunderbolt while 2HKOing it with Surf.
Exeggcute: Even with Blizzard, Jigglypuff can't win against Exeggcute in prolonged interactions, being 3HKOed by Psychic.
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Publish Date: 27th October 2020


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AMD 19.11.3 Adds Fortnite DX12 Support but That’s About It!
by Mike SandersLove it or hate it AMD graphics card owners, but a brand new update for your drivers has just been announced. Despite the regularity of this, however, you might be feeling (more than the usual) déjà vu over this and with good reason.
You see, despite AMD only launching 19.11.2 literally last week, the brand new 19.11.3 drivers are now available to download! Albeit, if you don’t play Fortnite, you’ll probably be alright to skip this one!
AMD Adrenalin 19.11.3
So, a new driver update for AMD graphics cards. I guess you’re wondering what this one has done, changed or improved?… Well, the update notes are, brief, simple, and quite frankly amazingly to the point:
Support For:
-
Fortnite™
- DirectX®12 API support
Yes, pretty much the only difference between this driver update and the prior one is that 19.11.3 offers Fortnite players the opportunity to play the game with DirectX 12. That’s all folks!
In fairness, all the prior update (19.11.2) offered was support for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and a little fix to PUBG. If you were, therefore, feeling a little frustrated with (yet another) update, we sympathize with you entirely.
Should I Make the Update?
Well, if you’re an avid Fortnite player and want to see if any improvements can be found utilizing DirectX 12, then go for it! Otherwise, however, you have our consent to avoid this one until something more substantive is released in the future.
Checking your AMD Adrenaline app should prompt you to make the download, however, if this is not working you can learn more (and download the update manually) via the link here!
What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!


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