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The Currency class is used to track exchange rate information between currencies. Instances of the class currency represent the currencies in which monetary transactions are performed such as "US Dollars" or "British Pounds".
The Currency class is a direct subclass of Entity:
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Your Vision system has a number of currencies pre-defined using the ISO standard identifiers and names. To display the code and name for each defined currency use:
Currency masterList sortUp: [ name ] . do: [ code print: 15 ; name printNL ] ;
The time series usExchange tracks daily exchange rates to convert a specific currency into US Dollars. Exchange rates are stored as the number of foreign currency units that are equivalent to one US Dollar. This time series is usually updated daily as part of the production processing. To set the exchange rate for a specific currency as of a date, just update the time series directly. For example, the expression:
Named Currency CAD :usExchange asOf: 9512 put: 1.32 ;
Since usExchange is a time series property, you can use any of the standard TimeSeries messages with it. For example:
Named Currency CAD :usExchange asOf: 9512 and 9512 evaluate: [ Named Currency CAD usExchange ]return the value of the Canadian exchange rate as of December 1995 (i.e., 1.32) and the expression:
Named Currency CAD :usExchange from: 950101 to: 951231 . displayAlldisplays all the Canadian exchange rate values stored for 1995.
The message exchangeTo: targetCurr relativeTo: date is used to access the exchange rate between the recipient and a target currency as of a specific date. The result is returned in units of target currency to source currency so it can be used to multiply values in the source currency to convert to results in the target currency. For example:
Named Currency USD exchangeTo: Named Currency CAD relativeTo: 9512returns the exchange rate in units of Canadian dollars to US dollars (i.e., 1.32). You can multiply a value expressed in US dollars by this exchange rate to create an equivalent amount in Canadian dollars. The expression:
Named Currency CAD exchangeTo: Named Currency USD relativeTo: 9512 .returns the exchange rate in units of US dollars to Canadian dollars (i.e., .76). You can multiply a value expressed in Canadian dollars by this exchange rate to create an equivalent amount in US dollars.
Monetary values are sometimes expressed in a variation of a currency. For example, you may have some data expressed in pence instead of pounds, but your exchange rate data is only available in pounds. You can establish the relationship between pence and pounds as illustrated below:
Currency createInstance: "UKPound" ; Currency createInstance: "UKPence" . setUnderlyingCurrencyTo: Named Currency UKPound withExchange: 100 ;These expressions create two new currency instances. The "true" currency is the UKPound currency. You will maintain the usExchange time series for this currency. The UKPence currency is converted to UKPound values by dividing the result by 100. You do not maintain the usExchange time series for the UKPence currency. The exchangeTo:relativeTo: message will automatically perform the extra conversion when the source or target currency is a "non-true" currency such as UKPence.
The message isTrueCurrency can be used to find the "true" currency instances. The properties underlyingCurrency and underlyingExchange are used to track the related currency and conversion units for "non-true" currencies. For example, the expression:
Currency masterList select: [ isTrueCurrency not ] . do: [ code print: 10 ; underlyingCurrency code print: 10 ; underlyingExchange printNL ; ] ;displays the underlying currency and exchange rate for all currencies that are not "real".
The fixed property baseCurrency has been defined at Object and is used to indicate the actual currency in which data values for a particular instance are stored and accessed by default. Its value should be set to an instance of the class Currency. Objects whose values are stated in a currency can use this property to facilitate the process of restating values in alternative currencies.
To set the value for the baseCurrency property, use the message setBaseCurrencyTo:. The parameter to this message can be a currency instance or a string that refers to a currency instance. For example:
Named Company GM setBaseCurrencyTo: Named Currency USD ; or Named Company GM setBaseCurrencyTo: "USD" ;Normally, you do not change the base currency of an instance once it has been defined.
By default, the base currency of an object is used to display all monetary values. Several messages have been defined that allow you to override this default. The currency message at Object is defined to check to see if an override has been set. If the override is NA, then the baseCurrency is used; otherwise, the override is used. In other words, the message baseCurrency will always return the actual currency of an instance; the message currency will return the override if it exists, the base currency otherwise.
The evaluate: message is defined at the class Currency to evaluate all expressions in the supplied block using the recipient currency. This message redefines the currency override for the duration of the block's execution. Expressions within the block can redefine the currency again, if desired. For example, to display GM's data in Canadian dollars use:
Named Currency CAD evaluate: [ Named Security GM do: [ price printNL ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ] ;Note that the baseCurrency will continue to be US but the currency will be the Canadian currency inside the block. To display the price in both currencies, you could use the expression:
Named Currency CAD evaluate: [ Named Security GM do: [ price print ; baseCurrency evaluate: [ price print ] ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ] ;The first price will be displayed in Canadian dollars; the second will be displayed in the base currency.
The message asCurrency can be sent to a string to convert it into a currency instance. The previous example could be rewritten as:
"CAD" asCurrency evaluate: [ Named Security GM do: [ price print ; baseCurrency evaluate: [ price print ] ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ] ;
The message: inCurrency:do: provides an alternative technique that is sometimes more readable. The currency parameter can be either a string or an actual currency. The previous example could be rewritten as:
Named Security GM inCurrency: "CAD" do: [ price print ; baseCurrency evaluate: [ price print ] ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ;The message setAsDefault is defined at Currency and is used to change the currency override for all subsequent executions in your session. The new value is in effect until changed to a different value or cleared. You can override this default using the Currency evaluate: and inCurrency:do: messages described above. For example, if you execute:
Named Currency CAD setAsDefaultin your session, then the expression:
Named Security GM do: [ price print ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ;will automatically execute using Canadian dollars. The expression:
Named Currency USD evaluate: [ Named Security GM do: [ price print ; "Base Currency: " print ; baseCurrency printNL ; "Currency Used: " print ; currency printNL ; ] ; ] ;will execute using US dollars even if the global override has been set. The message clearDefault is defined at the Currency class and is used to clear the currency override value. It is sent to the class itself using:
Currency clearDefault ;If the global override for Currency has been cleared, the baseCurrency is used by default. The displayGlobalOverride message defined for Currency can be used to display the current override:
Currency displayGlobalOverride
By convention, message names that begin with the character '_' represent properties containing unadjusted data values in its initial units. For example, the property _totalMarketValue defined at Account would return the total market value of the account in its base currency. The message totalMarketValue returns the value in the current currency (i.e., the override value if it exists, the base currency otherwise).
The property and method could be defined as illustrated below:
#-- Define actual value for time series in base currency Account define: '_totalMarketValue' ; #-- Define access method in current currency Account defineMethod: [ | totalMarketValue | _totalMarketValue * ( baseCurrency exchangeTo: currency relativeTo: ^date) ] ;The method accesses the exchange rate between the base currency (i.e., the currency in which the value is stored) and the "active" currency (i.e., the current override value for the currency) as of the current evaluate date. Note that the exchange rate will be 1 if no currency override is in effect. The unadjusted market value number is multiplied by this exchange rate to restate it in the current currency. The expression:
Named Account XYZ totalMarketValuereturns the value in the base currency, and the expression:
"CAD" asCurrency evaluate: [ Named Account XYZ totalMarketValue ]accesses the value in the Canadian currency.
You can change the currency and evaluation date using a number of variations including:
9511 evaluate: [ "CAD" asCurrency evaluate: [ Named Account XYZ totalMarketValue ] ] or "CAD" asCurrency evaluate: [ 9511 evaluate: [ Named Account XYZ totalMarketValue ] ]The message currencyFactor has been defined at Object to return the exchange rate between the base currency for an object and the override currency as of the current evaluate date. The totalMarketValue method could therefore be rewritten as:
Account defineMethod: [ | totalMarketValue | _totalMarketValue * currencyFactor ] ;
The euro is simply another instance of Currency. It will normally be included as part of your standard currency or exchange rate processing with the ISO code of EUR. This instance is created as part of all Vision installations starting with release 6.1.2.
As of January 1, 1999, daily exchange rates between the euro and the US dollar should be supplied as part of your daily exchange rate feed. Just like any other currency, this value will be stored in the time series usExchange for the EUR currency instance.
Most of the issues involved with using the euro relate to viewing data that existed prior to its introduction. Since there will be no "official" exchange rate history for the euro prior to 1/1/99, what is the "correct" way to present this information if the user asks to see the data in currency EUR? Four possibilities exist:
The first two of these cases can be handled by setting the appropriate initial value in the usExchange time series for currency EUR. If you want to return the value NA prior to 1/1/99, make sure you have no value (or the value NA) stored prior to this date. If you want to return the value in its reported currency, the value of 1.0 should be stored in this time series as of the initial date. This will result in the reported value (in its reported currency) being multiplied by a currency factor of 1.0, which is the equivalent of returning the reported value in its reported currency for dates prior to the introduction of the euro exchange rate.
Note: Starting with release 6.1.2, the initial value is set to NA. However, older Vision installations initialized the time series to return 1.0.
Alternative 3, applying a fixed conversion rate for pre-euro data, involves defining an additional property, fixedRateToEuro at the Currency class to store the fixed euro conversion rate for each participating country. A second property, fixedEuroRateEnabled can be enabled or disabled to control whether you want this rate applied by default or on demand. The fixed euro rate is enabled by default, beginning with release 6.1.2.
The final option, using a daily synthetic rate, can be implemented by creating an additional Currency instance and populating its usExchange time series with a daily synthetic rate, both historically and into the future.
Many Vision installations want to change the default currency for securities and companies in participating countries to the euro so that data is accessed and displayed in euros by default. This can be accomplished by setting the baseCurrency property for these entities to the currency EUR. By default, data stored in DataRecord and DataSet instances associated with these entities will automatically be converted from the reported currency and displayed in euros. For example, assume the following:
The Vision expression:
981231 evaluate: [ Named Security GermanSec price]will return the value of 50 euros, since price data is automatically converted from reported currency to the security's base currency.
Prior to changing the base currency to EUR, you will probably want to keep a reference to the legacy currency. We recommend adding a new property, _legacyCurrency to store this value for entities that are being changed to the euro. The cover method legacyCurrency returns this currency if set, the base currency otherwise. The setBaseCurrencyTo: method at Entity has been modified in release 6.1.2 to automatically set the _legacyCurrency when you change the base currency to EUR.
To display data in the LEGACY currency, use the Vision expression:
Named Currency LEGACY evaluate: [ securityList do: [ ] ; ] ;This usage instructs Vision to display the data for each security in the list using its legacy currency.
Note: This approach assumes that you continue to update the legacy currency exchange rates after 1/1/99. These rates will continue to provide the Legacy to US exchange rate. If your currency source does not provide these values, they can be computed and stored daily using the calculation:
legacy fixed rate to EUR * daily EUR to US rateThe ExchangeRateFeed data feed computes these legacy rates automatically.
Vision Installations that predate release 6.1.2 may wish to review the Euro document for more information.
| Copyright © 1999 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc. | Updated March 26, 1999 |


One sunny day, in the evening in New York city a man by the name of Peter Zaki is walking out of the courthouse to his car, finishing a days work talking to his wife, Hannah on the phone.
"So hows my little man?" Peter asked about his son
"Henry is fine Peter, so what do you want for dinner?"
"hmm I don't know surprise me"
Suddenly as Peter was about to open the driver side door of his car, a load bang echoed to area a range of banging followed soon after. Acting quickly Peter ducked for cover moving to the passenger side as it was on the sidewalk. As the people in the area did the same running for their lives.
"Peter! Are you okay!? Were thoes gun shots!?" Hannah said on the phone in a panic hearing what happened.
"Don't worry Hannah I'm okay," Peter's wife sighed in relief however, it was short lived.
As seconds later the sound of the front door being knocked down was heard over the phone. soon after that the sounds of a struggle as Hannah's voice could be heard yelling at her son to call the police moments before her phone was taken from her.
"Hannah? Hannah!? what going on?" Peter questioned in a panic worried for his family.
A few agonizing seconds later someone asnwered however, it was not Peter's wife but someone extremely dangerous.
"Hello Peter" a deep male voice answered the phone instead of Hannah.
 Peter said fearing the saftey of his wife and their only son, Henry.
"Now now Peter, don't be like that. Your wife and son are fine as long as you hand back what the money you stole from me"
"What money?" Peter asked confused
"Oh Peter, don't play dumb. It wasn't easy tracking you down, but the least you could do is be honest"
"I won't ask again, what money?" On the other end the male chuckled at Peter's change of attitude.
"My my showing your true self are you now... Bounty Hunter"
"Who are you?" Peter asked.
"You may have heard of me, I am Gilian"
Peter's eyes widened at the name as it only belonged to one of my powerful and well known mafia in New York. The northern mafia and Gilian was then name of their leader.
"What you want?"
"I already said want I wanted, Peter. I want my money back"
"Well I don't have it, look somewhere else" Peter stated
"I beg to differ, I have surveiliance evidence telling me other wise, but because you seem like a man who keeps his word. I'll trust you"
"Then leave me and my family alone"
"Nah ah ah, Peter. I trust you to find the real culprit, you have the skills to do so don't you?" Peter stayed silent as he couldn't do anything else.
"Once you return my money I will let your family go, and you won't have to hear from me again. Do we have a deal?"
Peter knew to never make a deal with the devil however, in this case with his family on the line he had now other choice. With a sigh feeling helpless for the first time in his life he agreed to the deal.
"Good choice Peter, we will meet tomorrow morning.
The next day Peter watched the surveiliance camera's of the day the northern's money was stolen. Upon seeing the video he immediately found some clues on the real culprit not many but, enough. Getting to work, Peter went to the mafia's money vault find a napkin of a bar a few blocks way from the hidden vault.
Contiuing to following what the culptrint's footsteps, Peter ended up in the southern part of New York, lower manhatten. As Peter was following the culprit in his car, he was suddenly rammed from behind causing him to lose control of his car for a few seconds.
Gaining control Peter look through his rearview mirror to see a black car tailing behind him. Acting quickly Peter made evasive menuevers, having bullets fly passed him through the rear window of his car. Losing the black vehicle in an intersection, Peter however, also lost his trail on the culprit as well.
Thinking all hope was lost Peter almost broken down in tears however, right across the street from his car Peter saw a familar symbol on the door of a closed resturant he found on teh napkin at the vault.
"Who would close a resturant doing lunch time?" Peter said to himself as he stepped out of his car to check it out.
Going inside Peter looked around the empty resturant only see that it looked pretty normal, however, going to the back of the building he found the same symbol as on the front door on a door in the kitchen. Taking out his phone Peter dialed Gilian putting the call on speaker as he opened the symboled door.
Stepping inside the place was completely different them on the other side with lavish furniture and suculint plants, giving a the place a high class vibe looking at it. Scanning the area Peter saw a familar silhouette walking down the hall turning the corner.
Chasing after the figure in desperation, Peter found himself in front of someone's office.
"Well Well, look what we have hear boys" the brunette gloated
"It seems the rat found its bait" Peter raised his hands unable to defend himself. However, Peter wore an expression of victory as he knew exactually what he was doing.
The brunette narrowed their eyes suspision on Peter's appearence as it was not the look he expected of the well know bounty hunter to make.
"Is that what you think? Victor" Gilian said on the phone in Peter's hands.
Victor's eyes widened hearing Gilian's voice on the phone, knowing that all he had worked for was lost the second Peter walked in. Peter lowered his arms knowing that is was all over of Victor.
"G Gilian, what an unexpected surprise to hear from you" Victory stuttered
"Yes, it is. I see you've meet Peter, he's currently helping me find someone for me"
"O oh, and who might that be?"
"The B*tch next to you" Gilian answer in a dark tone.
The second Gilian said those words the glass behind Victor broke as the women next to him fell forward on the floor before her blood began to spread across the grond as a whole could be found on the back of her head. This put everyone in the room on edge as they were on alert looking around the room for anything that could lead to Gilian's appearence.
"Now lets get to business Victor. Where is the money you stole from me?" Gilian continued as Victor, having no other choice gave what he had stolen back to its rightful owner.
However, Gilian was never the type to forgive and forget so, there was a punishment for Victor's actions which know one wanted to experience. As for Peter he return to Gilian to finish off their deal, getting his family back safetly. Going through with the deal they made Gilian returned Peter's family to him safe and sound.
"You know Peter, you could always work for me." Gilian purposed as Peter was leaving his office.
"I don't think so, my job is already dangerous enough. I don't need to put my family in more harms way then they already are."
"So you haven't told them have you" Gilian concluded
"And never plan to" was the only thing Peter said before leaving Gilian's office.


Mauricio Pochettino's emotional message to Tottenham players following sacking
Maurico Pochettino's assistant manager, Jesus Perez, has posted an emotional picture of the former boss leaving a heartfelt message for his players
by Irishmirror.ieMaurico Pochettino left an emotional message to his Tottenham players on a tactics board in the changing room after his shock sacking.
Pochettino's stint at the club came to an abrupt end on Tuesday night when he was removed from his post and replaced by Jose Mourinho the very next morning.
Tributes for the Argentinian, who guided the club to the Champions League final last season, poured in from players.
And his assistant, Jesus Perez, has now posted pictures of him writing a heartfelt message on the tactics board for his players after not getting the chance to say his farewells in person.
"Big thanks to you all!" Pochettino wrote.
"We can't say goodbye...you will always be in our hearts."
He then signed the board, with Perez posting it on social media and simply stating "COYS" with a love heart emoji.
Several Spurs players paid tribute to Pochettino after his departure from the club was confirmed.
Skipper Harry Kane tweeted: "Gaffer. I’ll be forever thankful to you for helping me achieve my dreams.
"We’ve had some amazing moments in the last 5 and a half years that I will never forget. You were my manager but my friend as well and I thank you for that relationship.
"Good luck with your next chapter!"
Goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga added: "Thank you for your confidence and for all I've learned from you on and off the pitch.
"I wish you always the best Mauricio, Toni, Miguel and Jesus."
Pochettino also received a kind message from new boss Jose Mourinho to begin his first press conference since taking the job.
“I do it with a bit of sadness but I have to speak about Mauricio," said Mourinho.
"I have to congratulate him for the work he has done. This club will always be his home. This training ground will always be his training ground. The door will always be open for him.
"He can come when he wants. When he miss the players, when he miss the people he work with. The door is always open for him. "He will find happiness again. He will find a great club again. He will have a great future."


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John Legend named “Sexiest Man Alive” and everyone is excited including Idris Elba
by Novieku-Babatunde AdeolaAmerican singer and songwriter, John Legend, has been crowned PEOPLE’s 2019 “Sexiest Man Alive.”
The 10-time Grammy winner was announced by the magazine on Tuesday and will hold the title previously held by actor, Idris Elba.
“I was excited, but I was a little scared at the same time because it’s a lot of pressure,” the entertainer tells PEOPLE in this week’s cover story.
“Everyone’s going to be picking me apart to see if I’m sexy enough to hold this title. I’m [also] following Idris Elba, which is not fair and is not nice to me!” an elated Legend said.
Legend has shown resolve in the industry and remains interestingly consistent after he won his first Grammy Award in 2006. Not only has he being successful in music, he has also been successful as an actor.
He will become the 34th Sexiest Man Alive, joining a host of other Hollywood stars who have been named since 1985.
As expected his wife, Chrissy Teigen could not hide her excitement as the socialite tweeted in response to Legend’s comparison to Idris Elba: “I am currently sleeping with people’s sexiest man alive.”
2017 Sexiest Man Alive, Idris Elba was excited for John Legend stating in a tweet that he “deserves it”
Legend and Teigen who have been married for six years have two children. They are regarded as one of Hollywood’s strongest couple.
Legend is one of the youngest people to win an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony and the first African-American man to win all four. He joins 14 other people who have accomplished the feat, including Audrey Hepburn, Mel Brooks and Whoopi Goldberg.
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So, it’s about that time of year where your parents are on your back to make those campus visits. They may seem like a drag now, but when it helps you make the right choice, you’ll be happy. The college you select is such an important decision that it warrants those excessively expensive visits to make sure you choose a college that is right for you. Make sure you check out these places on your visit.
10. Quad / Hangout Hotspots Since you can’t make friends playing World of Warcraft in your dorm room all day, you’ll find yourself out on the quad (or a comparable hangout spot) quite often. Your school should have a nice lawn to read on and an open area to play football or frisbee. If this doesn’t exist, or if it does and there’s nobody there, this might be a school you want to rethink; you’ll be surprised how important little things like playing catch with your buddies in between classes will factor into your enjoyment of school. 9. Dorms When you’re not in the classroom or grabbing a bite in the cafeteria, there is a pretty good chance you’ll be hanging out in your dorm room. While you’re visiting the campus, ask to see the freshman dorms, but ask to see the upperclassmen dorms as well. Freshman dorms will almost never be great, but make sure that you’ll be moving on up as you progress in class years. You don’t want to be living in a shack for four years…just one is okay. 8. Dining Halls The dining hall is the simplest and most efficient way to eat on campus, and with all the studying we know you’ll be doing, you generally won’t have time to prepare yourself a nice lunch or dinner. The average student will eat at the cafeteria twice a day; it’s possible you go a bit less, but it’s likely you go even more than that, whether for a snack or late-night meal. Be certain that the cafeterias are large, clean, provide a variety of quality food, and are readily accessible. If the campus is big, chances are the school will have multiple dining halls; make sure you see them all. 7. Classrooms If you think you can ace exams without ever going to class, think again. Not only do you need to go to class once in a while to make sure you’re up to speed with what’s going on with exams and homework, but a lot of smaller classes also base some of their grades on participation. Granted, you can miss class once in a while, but don’t forget that attendance is often mandatory. Make sure that you like the classroom setting of the school you’re visiting. Are they big or small? Are they flat or stadium-style? Is the technology adequate, or better yet, very advanced? Will you be a nameless face or someone your teacher will be able to interact with? 6. Interview While you’re on your campus visit, why not put a face to your application? Make an appointment to meet with an admission counselor so that they can get to know you as more than a list of test scores and activities. This is your chance to show your personality, and you can even use the time to ask any questions that you might still have about the school. Just be sure that you’re friendly, polite, and articulate because the first impression is a lasting one. 5. Health Center If you’re lucky, you won’t spend much time in the Health Center at your college. However, should you get sick or injured and are in need of anything from emergency care to DayQuil, it’s always reassuring to know you have access to top-quality medical care and technology. 4. Gym / On-Campus Athletic Facilities The college I attended built a brand new Fitness Center on campus that opened the first week of my senior year. I spent more time in the gym that year than during my first three years of college combined. Point being, a nice gym makes you want to work out. So if you’re interested in getting into or staying in shape, make sure your college has a state-of-the-art gym. If you’re into college athletics, the school’s on-campus facilities are also something you should check out. The games on campus can be a pretty big draw, and even if you’re not a huge sports fan they double as a popular social event. 3. 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After they’ve calmed down, reassure them that you already set up accounts on Amazon and Half.com, and convince them that your prudence and frugality should earn you one of those nice college hoodies from the bookstore. Just don’t show them the receipt. 1. Talk to Students This is the most important part of a college visit, and an opportunity that too many college-bound students do not take advantage of. If you visit colleges while school is in session, you should make it a point to approach a few students - at the cafeteria, the library, or just while walking around campus - and ask them any questions you have or even just about their general experience at the school. You’ll get much more honest answers than you will from tour guides, and most students will be more than happy to stop and chat for a few minutes. Source: www.CampusCompare.com |
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it will always be interpreted as a hex-value. The plugin will also produce an error, if the value contained in such a Key does not start with 0x
(or 0X
).unit/base
is not present andtype
metadata is set to one of the recognized integer-types (default: byte
, short
, unsigned_short
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plugin configuration, see below) is enabled all values starting with 0x
(or 0X
) are considered hex-values.When mounting a backend with the hexnumber plugin, a few settings can be configured.
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(or 0X
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) will result in an error.
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kdb get user/tests/hexnumber/dec #> 26
kdb set user/tests/hexnumber/string value kdb setmeta user/tests/hexnumber/string type string
kdb get user/tests/hexnumber/string #> value
kdb set user/tests/hexnumber/hex2 0xF kdb setmeta user/tests/hexnumber/hex2 unit/base hex
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scientific analysis of national constitutions. Techniques such as information retrieval, network analysis
and natural language processing allow us to understand how constitutions change and
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class Sengled::Device
Constants
- OFFLINE
- ONLINE
Public Class Methods
new(raw, api: nil)
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 9 def initialize(raw, api: nil) @raw = raw @api = api end
Public Instance Methods
deviceUuid()
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# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 41 def deviceUuid() return @raw['deviceUuid'] end
Also aliased as: uuid
inspect()
click to toggle source
inspect() for now, this is intended to fill all the basic details on a single line of text, like a normal `#inspect()` method
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 79 def inspect() str = "#<#{self.class.name}:#{uuid()} " str << @raw['attributes']['productCode'] << " " str << @raw['attributes']['name'].inspect << " " if( online?() ) str << ColorizedString[" ONLINE "].black.on_green << " " else str << ColorizedString[" OFFLINE "].white.on_red << " " end if( on?() ) str << ColorizedString[" ON "].black.on_green else str << ColorizedString[" OFF "].white.on_red end str << ">" end
isOff()
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 34 def isOff() return @raw['attributes']['onoff'] == OFF end
Also aliased as: off?
isOffline()
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 23 def isOffline() return @raw['attributes']['isOnline'] == OFFLINE end
Also aliased as: offline?
isOn()
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 30 def isOn() return @raw['attributes']['onoff'] == ON end
Also aliased as: on?
isOnline()
click to toggle source
READ-ONLY functions these functions are intended to simplify queries we use functions instead of variables to allow the method aliases to work as intended
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 19 def isOnline() return @raw['attributes']['isOnline'] == ONLINE end
Also aliased as: online?
off()
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 58 def off() @api.device_set_on_off(device: self, onoff: OFF.to_i) return self end
on()
click to toggle source
WRITE functions these functions are intended to simply API
access in order to alter device settings. many of these functions are intended to be chainable, to ease programming with Sengled::Device
objects
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 53 def on() @api.device_set_on_off(device: self, onoff: ON.to_i) return self end
onoff=(val)
click to toggle source
# File lib/sengled/device.rb, line 63 def onoff=(val) if( val == OFF || val == OFF.to_i || val == 'OFF') return (@raw['attributes']['onoff'] = OFF) elsif(val == ON || val == ON.to_i || val == 'ON') return (@raw['attributes']['onoff'] = ON) else raise(DeviceError, "Cannot interpret #{val} as ON or OFF") end return (@raw['attributes']['onoff'] = val) end


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DANCER IN THE DARK RATING: 5.5/10 --> Not good enough to recommend
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Several "experiments" were tested in the film industry this year. Director Mike Figgis decided to put together a slew of actors with no script and tape them for 90 minutes straight and turn it into a film entitled TIME CODE. An interesting experiment which was also entertaining, at least, in my point of view. Director Kenneth Branagh also tested a small experiment when he mixed Shakespeare and old-time musicals in a bag and came out with LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST. Another interesting experiment which was for me, even highly entertaining, despite its fluffiness.
And now comes Lars Von Trier, winner of the 2000 Cannes Palme D'Or award, with a dramatic motion picture starring singer Bjork in her acting debut, in a film which courageously attempts to mesh an extremely serious dramatic story with Hollywood musical interludes? Yup...let's see how that worked out.
 Her neighbor is a married copper who needs dough to pay the mortgage and maintain his wife's standard way of spending money. The two become friends and share their troubles with one another, until the day things begin slowly disintegrating in both of their lives. Expect musical interludes during the film, as the lead character escapes reality via a fantasy world of Hollywood musicals.
CRITIQUE: A very strange, provocative film which cannot leave you without an opinion, featuring some great acting, some interesting musical numbers but ultimately an experiment that runs too long and doesn't provide for much true emotional attachment or appreciation. Now before every art lover begins to bust my balls, here's what didn't work for me in the film. This movie reminded me a lot of those modern pieces of art. You know, the kinds of pieces which amaze, delight and touch many quite deeply, while others shrug them off as just plain junk...and pretentious to boot! Well, I certainly wouldn't call this film junk (pretentious, natch), in fact, I admire it greatly for its courage to break all of the rules and try something very different, but for me, the overall film wasn't anything more than that...an experiment. And despite appreciating the acting throughout most of the film, I didn't particularly get attached to any of the characters, and could not feel anything for them as negative elements began to touch their lives. Perhaps it was because of the musical interludes which led me to interpret it all as one big fantasy, or perhaps it was because the film just moved too slowly and the lead character was too irrational and sacrificial for me to believe, but whatever the reason, the film itself left no emotional resonance on me. That's not to say that the movie stunk, but it certainly didn't overpower me as it did many others who apparently left the theatre deeply touched and/or moved. I enjoyed the performances, particularly Bjork, who should definitely get a nod for this, the songs and dance numbers, which were shot using 100 locked-down video cameras and a look different from the rest of the film, and the ambitiousness of it all. Mind you, I didn't particularly care for the lyrics of the songs, which were "spoken" rather than sung and just seemed kind of...well, lame. You haven't seen a movie until you've seen David Morse dance and "talk along" with a musical ditty. Trust me, see it and be afraid...be very afraid.
But here you have this very, very serious story being told by a woman whose motivations I just didn't buy into.  And even though I appreciate her altruistic sentiment, the film just wasn't able to pull me into its corner in that respect. And let's not kid each other here, this film is not for everyone. The so-called "art-house" crowd will undoubtedly eat it up, but I don't see most regular movie-goers appreciating much about this film. Films generally fall into several categories: fun cheese (which this is not and doesn't pretend to be), entertaining and light (which this is not and doesn't pretend to be), deep and emotional (which this wasn't for me but does pretend to be) or just interesting as a watch (which this was for me and did pretend to be). The film is also partly shot in Dogme95 style, natural lighting, lots of handheld cameras, a real "documentary" feel, which may or may not turn off certain people. I enjoyed the acting, appreciated the originality of it all and liked the songs by Bjork (but then again, I've always been a fan of hers), but didn't really "get into the story", thought it moved too slowly and ran way too long, and didn't buy into the lead character's motivations. Admittedly, there was one pretty harrowing scene in this film featuring one of the most realistic murders that I have seen on screen, but I guess that overall, you could say that I am on the fence with this one. I liked the experimental aspects of the movie, but not so much the complete movie itself. Now that was easy, wasn't it? Yipes.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Bjork's last name is Gudmundsdottir. She has one son with ex-husband Thor. She comes from Iceland and used to be the lead singer for the pop-punk band, "The Sugarcubes". Since leaving the band, she has led a successful solo career of her own. She won the award for Best Actress for this film at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, after which she apparently noted that she would never act again. She was originally hired by director Von Trier to compose the songs for his "radical anti-musical", but after spending a year identifying with the doomed, self-sacrificing heroine in the script, she finally decided to accept Von Trier's continuous pleas to portray the woman on camera. Director Lars Von Trier's advice to Bjork in regards to her character was, "Please don't act.  So Bjork claims that she kind of "became her". Ironically, this film features continuous references to one of the greatest musical movies of all-time: THE SOUND OF MUSIC. In fact, Bjork's character is set to play Maria in the theatrical version of the film in this movie. Cameo appearances in this film include Stellan Skarsgard, Udo Kier and Joel Grey. Despite this film being set in the state of Washington, most of it was shot in Sweden. The rumor is that this was done because director Lars Von Trier doesn't take airplanes.
Review Date: October 7, 2000 Director: Lars Von Trier Writer: Lars Von Trier Producer: Vibeke Windelov Actors: Bjork as Selma David Morse as Bill Peter Stormare as Jeff Genre: Drama/Musical Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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Barrier certificates for unicycle-modeled systems
%Paul Glotfelter %3/24/2016
Setup Robotarium object
% Get Robotarium object used to communicate with the robots/simulator rb = RobotariumBuilder(); % Get the number of available agents from the Robotarium. We don't need a % specific value for this algorithm N = rb.get_available_agents(); % Set the number of agents and whether we would like to save data. Then, % build the Robotarium simulator object! r = rb.set_number_of_agents(N).set_save_data(false).build(); %Run the simulation for a specific number of iterations iterations = 1000;
Set up constants for experiments
% Initialize velocity vector for agents. Each agent expects a 2 x 1 % velocity vector containing the linear and angular velocity, respectively. dx = zeros(2, N); % Distribute the agents into a circle that fits into the Robotarium % boundaries xybound = [-0.5, 0.5, -0.3, 0.3]; p_theta = (1:2:2*N)/(2*N)*2*pi; p_circ = [xybound(2)*cos(p_theta) xybound(2)*cos(p_theta+pi); xybound(4)*sin(p_theta) xybound(4)*sin(p_theta+pi)]; x_goal = p_circ(:,1:N); flag = 0; %flag of task completion lambda = 0.05; safety = 0.05;
Tools to map single-integrator -> unicycle
% Get the tools we need to map from single-integrator [si_to_uni_dyn, uni_to_si_states] = create_si_to_uni_mapping('ProjectionDistance', lambda); % Grab barrier certificates for unicycle dynamics uni_barrier_cert = create_uni_barrier_certificate('SafetyRadius', safety, 'ProjectionDistance', lambda); % Grab a position controller for single-integrator systems si_pos_controller = create_si_position_controller(); %Iterate for the previously specified number of iterations for t = 1:iterations
% Retrieve the most recent poses from the Robotarium. The time delay is % approximately 0.033 seconds x = r.get_poses();
Algorithm
% Check if we've reached our destination on the ellipse if norm(x_goal-x(1:2, :),1)<0.1 flag = 1-flag; end % Switch positions on the ellipse if flag == 0 x_goal = p_circ(:,1:N); else x_goal = p_circ(:,N+1:2*N); end % Convert to single-integrator domain x_int = uni_to_si_states(x); %Currently in integrator dynamics dx = si_pos_controller(x_int, x_goal); % Threshold velocities for safety dxmax = 0.1; for i = 1:N if norm(dx(:,i)) > dxmax dx(:,i) = dx(:,i)/norm(dx(:,i))*dxmax; end end % Map to unicycle dynamics dx = si_to_uni_dyn(dx, x); %Ensure the robots don't collide dx = uni_barrier_cert(dx, x); % Set velocities of agents 1,...,N r.set_velocities(1:N, dx); % Send the previously set velocities to the agents. This function must be called! r.step();
end % Though we didn't save any data, we still should call r.call_at_scripts_end() after our % experiment is over! r.call_at_scripts_end();


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After Change
// ____________________________ LOAD DATASET _____________________________ //
(X_train, Y_train, X_test, Y_test) = load_dataset(settings["dataset_path"])
// _____________________________ LOAD MODEL ______________________________ //
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I would like to become a Python Developer.


Please enter a number and hit "PLAY!" to play the game. Can you figure out the rules?
Numbers divisible by 3 are replaced with "ping".
Numbers divisible by 5 are replaced with "pong".
Numbers divisible by 15 are replaced with "ping-pong".


Altered_Carbon
Altered Carbon is set in the 25th century when the human mind has been digitized and the soul itself is transferable from one body to the next. Takeshi Kovacs, a former elite interstellar warrior known as an Envoy who has been imprisoned for 250 years, is downloaded into a future he'd tried to stop. If he can solve a single murder in a world where technology has made death nearly obsolete, he'll get a chance at a new life on Earth.


All jobs from today:
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All jobs from today failed:
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All jobs from today finished:
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All jobs from today pending:
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Last 50 Jobs by update date
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Last 50 failed jobs by update date
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Pending jobs older than one day
Count: {{ jobs_pending_stuck_count }}
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Running jobs older than one day
Count: {{ jobs_running_stuck_count }}
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Public Methods |
| | BasicEngine () |
| PWCHAR | to_send () |
| | returns a pointer to the ToSend buffer.
|
| bool | InANumber () const |
| | Since numbers are handled differently than other characters (i.e., they're converted as a group), we need to know if we're in a number state.
|
| void | resetNumState () |
| | we are no longer in a number state.
|
| void | setExcelMode (bool wh) |
| | sets the protected member isExcel to remember whether we are in Excel.
|
| bool | inExcelMode () |
| | While in Excel, we have to always repaste the contents of the entire cell as new characters are typed, so remember whether or not we are in Excel.
|
| void | reset () |
| | resets character buffer, number buffer, and 2 boolean states.
|
| void | clearToSend () |
| | empties the ToSend buffer.
|
| void | shift_left () |
| | removes the last value from the ToSend buffer & places it in the previous position.
|
| void | backspace () |
| | used to effectively backspace in Excel.
|
| bool | bufferEmpty () const |
| | returns true if the ToSend buffer is empty.
|
Protected Types |
| typedef int | StateType |
| enum | {
BIG_NUMBER = 524
} |
Protected Methods |
| bool | stateSomething () |
| | are we in Excel? returns true if we have a State other than Nothing for our state diagram.
|
| void | complete_syllable (const int& syllable) |
| | we have a syllable that is ready for output -- add it to ToSend & call reset.
|
| void | develop_state (const StateType& new_state) |
| | set the new state and append the last incoming character to Buffer.
|
| void | make_syllable (const StateType& new_state, const int& syllable) |
| | adds a new syllable to the ToSend buffer and places the state diagram in a new state.
|
| void | append (PWCHAR str, const WCHAR& ch) |
| | adds a character to the end of a buffer.
|
Protected Attributes |
| WCHAR | Buffer [BIG_NUMBER] |
| StateType | State |
| | all chars read in so far.
|
| WCHAR | ToSend [BIG_NUMBER] |
| | Classification of buffer pattern.
|
| WCHAR | ActualChar |
| | What should be printed next.
|
| WCHAR | numberBuffer [BIG_NUMBER] |
| | Last thing read in, not yet processed.
|
| bool | numberState |
| | buffer just for numbers.
|
| bool | isExcel |
| | Are we in the midst of a #?
|


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Subject KISS LINUX
From Dylan Araps<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date Sun, 11 Jul 2020 15:00:00 +0100
Hello,
Exactly two weeks have passed since my return to the development of KISS. In
this time period, I have made a collective 600+ commits to the project. KISS
has also moved from LibreSSL to OpenSSL and from Xorg to Wayland. The purpose
of this blog post is to highlight the changes.
The move to Wayland was always planned, it was just not possible at the time
KISS was created. The ability to compile Firefox in a wayland-only environment
is a relatively new development for example.
I understand if some users are unhappy - this is a non-issue. Users are free to
continue to use Xorg and LibreSSL, the official repositories will simply no
longer provide them (see #/faq#3.0).
This post will be in bullet form (in non-exhaustive, changelog-like fashion)
Check the git commit logs for a full list of changes. If you have any questions,
or issues do not hesitate to get in touch (see #/contact) :).
The distribution
________________________________________________________________________________
* As stated in previous posts, development will continue as normal from now on.
The official KISS Linux website is https://kisslinux.org and development is at
its original location on GitHub ($/kisslinux).
* The IRC channel and subreddit will remain community operated (and are
therefore unaffiliated with the project). My focus will be solely on
development (what I love). I can be reached via #/contact
* The community repository ($/kisslinux/community) will not reopen. KISS will
simply provide a small, extensible base for users. I want to instead foster
the growth of the community and the ecosystem of repositories/ideas *outside*
of the project (rather than shoehorning users into a set of rigid ideals).
OpenSSL
________________________________________________________________________________
* Python 3.10+ drops support for LibreSSL (and all other "alternative") SSL
libraries (BoringSSL, older versions of OpenSSL, etc). This extends beyond
just the _ssl module as Python also makes use of the libcrypto library.
- https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0644/
- https://lwn.net/Articles/841685/
- https://lwn.net/Articles/841664/
- https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-644-require-openssl-1-1-or-newer/5584
* NodeJS now uses the system's SSL library rather than bundling its own. NodeJS
does not support LibreSSL so it would compile its own OpenSSL and statically
link it. Expect a reduction in package size and compilation times.
* LibreSSL breaks ABI biannually which causes some short-term pain downstream as
many packages need rebuilds. OpenSSL does not break ABI as often.
- https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=libressl
- https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=openssl
* I was never comfortable with patches touching SSL code to fix
incompatibilities between LibreSSL and OpenSSL. I can not be sure that the
patches are actually /correct/ and do not introduce issues of their own.
Wayland
________________________________________________________________________________
* The KISS Wayland environment is entirely free from Xorg (other than xkbcommon
and xkeyboard-config which were adopted also by wayland). Basically, we have
a full wayland environment with firefox (VAAPI, etc) and /no/ Xorg.
* This environment is still free from dbus, polkit, (e)logind, pulseaudio, etc
and is fully functional without them (yes, sound works in the latest Firefox
with alsa). Wayland is not a pathway towards their inclusion.
* The KISS wiki has been updated with initial Wayland pages. I expect this to
improve over time as contributions are made by myself and other users.
See #/wiki/wayland
* The NVIDIA issues with Wayland are not applicable here as proprietary software
is unsupported by KISS. Regardless, the proprietary drivers do not run under
musl (nouveau works fine however).
* Firefox (as of this post) requires patches to achieve a full Xorg-less build.
The patches are more or less just some #ifdefs and the issue is being worked
on upstream. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1661450
* GTK+3 on Wayland requires schema files for gsettings to function (under Xorg
it makes use of Xresources). The GTK+3 package has been updated to fix this
issue. This is the cause of the notorious hand2 issue plaguing many Firefox
users on Wayland. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=253742
* Sway is the default display server and comes in three flavours.
1. 'sway': The package as upstream intended. Requires the 'seatd' daemon to
function - comes with all the bells and whistles.
2. 'sway-no-seat': No seat daemon requirement whatsoever. Rootless in the
same fashion as our xorg-server was (user in video group only, server
setgid input). Otherwise identical to 'sway'.
3. 'sway-tiny': 'sway-no-seat' plus removal of additional dependencies on
pango, cairo, json-c and pcre. Provides only the sway binary. This is a
fork of sway for KISS so refrain from sending bug reports upstream.
* Foot is the default terminal emulator and comes in two flavours. The regular
'foot' package and a 'foot-pgo' package which does profile guided
optimizations inside a running wayland session.
Repository Highlights
________________________________________________________________________________
* The fribidi package has been removed from the repositories. I have patched its
usage out of firefox, libass, pango and gtk+3. It is no longer needed by
anything.
* Portability improvements to build files including full removal of non-standard
'sed -i' usage and full removal of UNIX 'install' usage.
* Reduced the size of the ncurses package from 14MB to 3MB by providing a
custom, trimmed-down terminfo database.
* The 'mtdev' and 'libevdev' packages have been removed from the repositories
and are instead vendored in the 'libinput' package. The 'libevdev' dependency
has also been patched out of sway.
Package Manager Changes
________________________________________________________________________________
* Simplified library path resolution in pkg_fix_deps().
* Fixed confirmation prompt being skipped if packages were downgraded to
dependencies after resolution.
* Added detection for circular dependencies. The package manager now aborts with
an error instead of crashing and burning.
* Fixed packages not being installed in the right order during updates.
* Removal of packages now includes broken directory symlinks. These were
previously skipped as their (safe) removal was tricky. The package manager
now queues all non-top-level directory symlinks and removes them at the end
of the process (but only if broken).
* kiss-chroot now mounts /dev/shm, /dev/pts, /tmp and /run.
* Fixed many issues with how paths were being used internally. The package
manager now ensures that any paths it joins together don't result in '//'
and don't end in (any number of) '/'.
* Git clones are now use --filter=tree:0 instead of --depth=1 to allow usage
of 'git describe' which doesn't work with shallow clones. In other words,
a less shallow clone is now done to obtain slightly more information.
* Removed many instances of unneeded function calls. The package manager would
look for repository files when unneeded (caller has the same information for
example).
* Fixed handling of duplicate packages given to 'kiss b'. Duplicates are now
correctly filtered out and the total package count includes any filtering.
* The package manager now shows you which packages are explicit (passed on the
command-line) or implicit (dependencies). You can now also see if any
explicit packages were downgraded to implicit.
* Empty repositories (KISS_PATH=:::: (multiple colons in a row)) are now
correctly handled by the package manager.
* Fixed issue where the package manager would randomly drop the wrong packages
from its build queue.
* as_root() is now bypassed if the user is already root and the destination user
is also root (root -> root).
* All applicable arguments to the package manager are now sorted by dependence.
This ensures the same order is passed to functions regardless of input.
* Removed many uses of cd, subshells and pipes which were unnecessary. There
/should/ be a performance increase here.
* Fixed rare global variable conflict between pkg_build and pkg_list.
* kiss-chroot now displays every command it executes.
* Arguments to the package manager now undergo stricter validation to prevent
invalid input. This will be further extended in the future.
* When a package is missing files referenced in its manifest, the package
manager will now show all missing files rather than just the first one.
* Checksum verification has been rewritten to remove awk, pipes and subshells.
This also fixed a rare bug where checksums with mismatched lines would always
be considered a match.
* The checksum verification changes also open a pathway to supporting multiple
checksum types in the future (in a non-breaking way). Blake3 is something I
am very interested in.
* Handling of sources has been rewritten with path finding logic unified for
use throughout the package manager (instead of being duplicated).
* Fixed bug with tar extraction which collapsed nested directories of the same
name (fcft/fcft -> fcft). The package manager now skips directories it has
seen before (which also improves performance with large tarballs).
* Fixed bug during package installation where a failed 'cp' of metadata could
cause the previous package's manifest to bleed into other packages in the
queue. Very bad in other words.
* The package manager will now take KISS_COMPRESS into account when pulling
binaries out of the cache. If not found, a glob is used (old behavior).
* Added pre-remove user hook.
* Exposed build queue numbers to user hooks.
* Fixed bug where insufficient permissions to the log directory would cause
confusing behavior on build completion.
* The kiss-help utility now does a search when it cannot find a page by its
relative path. This means that 'kiss help wiki/software/firefox' and
'kiss help firefox' result in the same page being opened.
The Future
________________________________________________________________________________
* The next major change planned for the future is manual page consistency. All
packages will provide manual pages by default and this will be configurable by
users (per manual page, per package, etc). $/kisslinux/repo/issues/273
* Support for additional checksum types /may/ be added. Early numbers using
blake3 show an immense runtime improvement over sha256 for medium to large
tarballs.
* LLVM/Clang should become first class citizens and the repositories should be
fully functional when compiled with them. Users should have the option between
the two (though installation tarballs will continue to use GCC).
* GCC will eventually include a rust codegen backend (and quite possibly a rust
frontend). These will be interesting to play around with once they become
usable.
* The C package manager implementation is still in the works though its
development process has changed. A library will be created and slowly over
time individual components of the shell package manager will be replaced with
C equivalents (while the library matures at the same time).
Users will be able to opt-in to running parts of the package manager (the slow
components especially) in C. This allows users to benefit from faster
implementations of components as they become available.
Once the library reaches a good level of usability, a full C package manager
implementation will be made available alongside the shell implementation.
A test-suite will also be created and will be used both by the shell and C
package manager implementations to ensure that no regressions are made between
changes.
* BearSSL is very interesting and I have experimented with a full bearssl
system (to the extent it is possible). A lot of work in this area is being
done by Michael Forney (including the support in curl, openssh, and possibly
python in the future).
Closing words
________________________________________________________________________________
It's good to be back doing what I love. I am very excited for the future and I
hope you are too. Stay tuned for more updates. :)
Dylan
PS On another note, I will begin writing regular blog posts to my personal
domain (https://dy1an.xyz/) about KISS, technology and whatever else
interests me. If it tickles your fancy, check it out.
________________________________________________________________________________
Dylan Araps (C) 2019-2021
The registered trademark Linux(R) is used pursuant to a sublicense from the
Linux Foundation, the exclusive licensee of Linus Torvalds, owner of the mark
on a worldwide basis.


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The methods of
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"""
client_socket.py:
Socket used to attach to the TCP server as a client and read/write data.
"""
import select
import socket
import threading
from fprime.constants import DATA_ENCODING
from fprime_gds.common.handlers import DataHandler
# Constants for public use
[docs]class ThreadedTCPSocketClient(DataHandler):
"""
Threaded TCP client that connects to the socket server that serves packets from the flight
software
"""
def __init__(self, sock=None, dest=FSW_TAG):
"""
Threaded client socket constructor
Keyword Arguments:
sock {Socket} -- A socket for the client to use. Created own if
None (default: {None})
"""
if sock is None:
self.sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
else:
self.sock = sock
# NOTE can't do this b/c EINPROGRESS: self.sock.setblocking(0)
self.dest = dest
self.__distributors = []
self.__select_timeout = 1
self.__data_recv_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.recv)
self.stop_event = threading.Event()
[docs] def get_data_bytes(self, string_data):
"""
Convert the data bytes from string to bytes
:param string_data: data in string format
:return: data in bytes format
"""
return string_data.encode(DATA_ENCODING)
[docs] def get_data_string(self, bytes_data):
"""
Convert the data bytes from string to bytes
:param bytes_data: data in bytes format
:return: data in string format
"""
return bytes_data.decode(DATA_ENCODING)
[docs] def register_distributor(self, distributor):
"""Registers a fprime.gds.distributor object with this socket
Arguments:
fprime.gds.distributor {Distributor} -- Distributor must implement data_callback
"""
self.__distributors.append(distributor)
[docs] def register_to_server(self, register_as):
"""
Registers the caller to the server as type register_as
This function assumes the socket connects to an fprime TCP server
Args:
register_as (string): How to identify this process to the TCP server
Can be either "FSW" or "GUI"
"""
data = "Register %s\n" % register_as
self.sock.send(self.get_data_bytes(data))
[docs] def connect(self, host, port):
"""Connect to host at given port and start the threaded recv method.
Arguments:
host {string} -- IP of the host server
port {int} -- Port of the host server
"""
try:
self.sock.connect((host, port))
self.__data_recv_thread.start()
except OSError:
print("There was a problem connecting to the TCP Server")
exit(-1)
[docs] def disconnect(self):
"""Disconnect the socket client from the server and stop the internal thread."""
self.stop_event.set()
self.__data_recv_thread.join()
self.sock.close()
[docs] def data_callback(self, data, sender=None):
"""
Handles incoming data by sending it to a socket.
:param data: data to send to the client socket
:param sender: sender source of the data
"""
self.send(data, self.dest)
[docs] def send(self, data, dest):
"""
Send data to the server
All necessary headers are added in this function.
Arguments:
data {binary} -- The data to send (What you want the destination
to receive)
dest {String} -- Where to send the data to. Either "FSW" or "GUI"
"""
self.sock.send(b"A5A5 %s %s" % (self.get_data_bytes(dest), data))
[docs] def recv(self):
"""
Method run constantly by the enclosing thread. Looks for data from the server.
"""
while not self.stop_event.is_set():
ready = select.select([self.sock], [], [], self.__select_timeout)
if ready[0]:
chunk = self.sock.recv(1024)
for d in self.__distributors:
d.on_recv(chunk)


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| extract_summary {gt} | R Documentation |
Get a list of summary row data frames from a gt_tbl
object where summary
rows were added via the summary_rows()
function. The output data frames
contain the group_id
and rowname
columns, whereby rowname
contains
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Controls for the Dashboard Demo
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All control input is routed through the instance of Crossbar.io displayed in the status line at the bottom of the demo box.
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The input controls the display of data on the Dashboard (previous item on the demo overview page).


I am Arthur Lee, a former professional gamer, who turned into a student for Epicodus! I traveled the world playing video games for 2 years of my life and lived my childhood dream. During that time I started coding as well and realized I enjoyed it! I coded a lot on my free time wanted to learn more. So then, I retired from professional gaming to study at Epicodus hoping to make it into a career!
I graduated from Clark College with a associate's degree to then persue Professional gaming.  It was a real dream come true, to travel the world, play video games all day and get paid for doing it. During some free time I learned about coding. I had a lot of friends who had a career doing it and slowly realized that it was extremely fun and challenging. I started coding every week and I instantly fell in love. The more I did, the more I realized that I needed some help and a lot of it, so, I decided to join a coding camp and ended up here at Epicodus!
I have a lot of hobbies but most of them just involve playing and competing in every game I play. I hosted tournaments with over 100 partipcants, I actively manage communities and I play a large varity of games such as:
Thats me! This photo was taken when I got my first ever car!
This is me playing the best Super Smash Bros player in the world MK Leo!
This photo was taken in Japan with some of my friends I made while competing!


My name is Besan Elayyan, I'm 23 years old. I have recently graduated from AL-Balqa'a Applied University with a bachelor's dgree in English Language & Literature. I have a background knowledge in digital marketing and I'm a freelace writer in Mawdoo3 company. Currently, I'm attending a programming bootcamp as I would love to learn more about coding world, which would help me to get a job in this field.