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#__fetch_remote_rest_api_resources_for_rest_api GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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_all_remote_instances GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsInstance
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_all_remote_policies GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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_all_remote_users GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamUser
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_all_streams GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsKinesisStream
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#_assume_role_policy_file GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRole
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#_client GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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_create_permission GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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_deep_symbolize_keys GeoEngineer::Resource
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_extract_associations GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsMainRouteTableAssociation
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_extract_backend_servers GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerBackendServerPolicy
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_extract_name_from_arn GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaEventSourceMapping
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_extract_routes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute
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_fetch_aliases GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaAlias
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_fetch_deployments GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDeployment
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_fetch_functions GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaAlias
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_fetch_functions GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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#_fetch_integration GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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#_fetch_method GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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_fetch_policy GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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_fetch_records_for_zone GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute53Record
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsInstance
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcPeeringConnection
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchEventRule
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamUser
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsProxyProtocolPolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayResource
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRole
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSqsQueue
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerPolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSesReceiptRuleSet
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resource
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopic
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsS3Bucket
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsEip
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticsearchDomain
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamInstanceProfile
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpc
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudtrail
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnConnectionRoute
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheCluster
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayMethod
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDbParameterGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElb
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListenerRule
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRouteTable
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnGateway
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcDhcpOptions
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSesReceiptRule
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRedshiftCluster
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsInternetGateway
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCustomerGateway
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbTargetGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlb
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNetworkAcl
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNetworkAclRule
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaFunction
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRouteTableAssociation
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerBackendServerPolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayIntegrationResponse
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheReplicationGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcDhcpOptionsAssociation
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsMainRouteTableAssociation
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLbCookieStickinessPolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaEventSourceMapping
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheParameterGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayMethodResponse
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheSubnetGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayIntegration
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSubnet
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsKmsKey
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchEventTarget
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchMetricAlarm
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute53Record
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudfrontDistribution
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayUsagePlan
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopicSubscription
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnGatewayAttachment
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDeployment
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNatGateway
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRolePolicy
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDbInstance
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaAlias
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListener
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcEndpoint
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute53Zone
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnConnection
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSecurityGroup
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsKinesisStream
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_fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDynamodbTable
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#_fetch_remote_rest_api_resources_for_rest_api GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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#_fetch_remote_rest_apis GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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_fetch_stage_name GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDeployment
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_fetch_zones GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute53Record
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#_find_remote_resource GeoEngineer::Resource
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_generate_attachment GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnGatewayAttachment
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_generate_policies GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLbCookieStickinessPolicy
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_generate_routes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnConnectionRoute
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_generate_rules GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNetworkAclRule
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_get_all_alarms GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchMetricAlarm
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_get_all_subscriptions GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopicSubscription
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_get_policy GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRolePolicy
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#_get_policy_document GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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_get_role_policies GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRolePolicy
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_get_rule_targets GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchEventTarget
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_ignore_remote_resource? GeoEngineer::Resource
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#_init_validation_hash HasLifecycle::ClassMethods
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#_json_file GeoEngineer::Resource
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_merge_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListenerRule
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_merge_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListener
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_merge_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlb
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_merge_ids GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcPeeringConnection
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_merge_ids GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRouteTableAssociation
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_merge_ids GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsMainRouteTableAssociation
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#_normalize_json GeoEngineer::Resource
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_number_for_protocol GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNetworkAclRule
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_parse_policy GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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_policies_for_load_balancer GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerPolicy
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#_policy_file GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRolePolicy
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#_policy_file GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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#_remote_rest_api_resource GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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#_remote_rest_api_resource_method GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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_resources_to_ignore GeoEngineer::Resource
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_rest_api_cache GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers
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_rest_api_resource_cache GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers
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#_root_resource_id GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers::ClassMethods
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#_terraform_id GeoEngineer::SubResource
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#action GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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#add_commands GeoCLI
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#add_env_attributes GeoEngineer::Template
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#add_project_attributes GeoEngineer::Template
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#after HasLifecycle::ClassMethods
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alb AwsClients
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#all_api_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#all_core_api_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#all_project_resources HasProjects
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#all_resources GeoEngineer::Template
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#all_resources HasResources
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#all_resources GeoEngineer::Project
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#all_resources GeoEngineer::Environment
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#all_template_resources HasTemplates
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api_gateway AwsClients
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#api_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#apply_cmd GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#assign_attribute HasAttributes
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#assign_block HasAttributes
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#assign_block HasSubResources
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#attribute_missing HasAttributes
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#attribute_missing HasSubResources
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#attribute_procs HasAttributes
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#attributes HasAttributes
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#before HasLifecycle::ClassMethods
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build GeoEngineer::Resource
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#build_individual_remote_resource GeoEngineer::Resource
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#build_remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#build_remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroupMembership
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#calculate_status GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#calculate_type_status GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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checksum Crc32
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clear_remote_resource_cache GeoEngineer::Resource
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client_cache AwsClients
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client_params AwsClients
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cloudfront AwsClients
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cloudtrail AwsClients
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cloudwatch AwsClients
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cloudwatchevents AwsClients
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#codified_resources GeoEngineer::Environment
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#create_api_integrations_responses GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#create_api_methods_responses GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#create_environment GeoCLI
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#create_project HasProjects
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#create_resource HasResources
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#create_rest_integrations GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#create_rest_methods GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#create_rest_resources GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#create_terraform_files GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#default_status_types GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#delete HasAttributes
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#delete_all_subresources HasSubResources
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#delete_subresources_where HasSubResources
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#delete_uncodified_children_resoures GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#depends_on GeoEngineer::Resource
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#depends_on GeoEngineer::Environment
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dynamo AwsClients
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#eager_load_attributes HasAttributes
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ec2 AwsClients
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#effect GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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elasticache AwsClients
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elasticsearch AwsClients
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elb AwsClients
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#env Top Level Namespace
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#env_name GeoCLI
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#environment GeoEngineer::Resource
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#environment Top Level Namespace
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#environment GeoCLI
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#environment GeoEngineer::Project
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#errors HasValidations
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#execute_lifecycle HasLifecycle
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#extract_dependencies GeoEngineer::Environment
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#fetch_provider GeoEngineer::Resource
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fetch_remote_resources GeoEngineer::Resource
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#find_provider GeoEngineer::Environment
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#find_remote_as_individual? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#find_remote_as_individual? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamAccountPasswordPolicy
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#find_remote_as_individual? GeoEngineer::Resource
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#find_remote_as_individual? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroupMembership
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#find_resource HasResources
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#find_resource_by_ref HasResources
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#find_template HasTemplates
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#flatten_cidr_and_sg_blocks GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSecurityGroup
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#for_resource GeoEngineer::Resource
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#from_template HasTemplates
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#full_id_name GeoEngineer::Project
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#full_name GeoEngineer::Project
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#get_resource_class_from_type HasResources::ClassMethods
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#global_options GeoCLI
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#graph_cmd GeoCLI
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hashcode Crc32
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#http_method_response_mappings GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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iam AwsClients
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#id GeoEngineer::Resource
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#id GeoEngineer::Provider
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#id GeoEngineer::Output
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#in_project GeoEngineer::Resource
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included GeoEngineer::ApiGatewayHelpers
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included HasValidations
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included HasLifecycle
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included HasResources
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#init_action GeoCLI
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#init_terraform_files GeoCLI
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#init_tmp_dir GeoCLI
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Template
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Environment
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Provider
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Project
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Output
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#initialize GeoEngineer::SubResource
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#initialize GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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#initialize GeoEngineer::Resource
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#initialize_children_resources GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#ip_restriction_exists? GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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#ip_restrictions GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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#json_resources GeoEngineer::Environment
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kinesis AwsClients
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kms AwsClients
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lambda AwsClients
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#lifecycle_actions HasLifecycle::ClassMethods
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#matched_remote_resource GeoEngineer::Resource
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maybe NullObject
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#merge_parent_tags GeoEngineer::Resource
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#merge_tags GeoEngineer::Resource
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#method_missing NullObject
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#method_missing HasAttributes
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#name GeoEngineer::Template
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#name GeoEngineer::Environment
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#name GeoEngineer::Project
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#new? GeoEngineer::Resource
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#no_color GeoCLI
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#only_codified GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#org GeoEngineer::Project
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#output GeoEngineer::Environment
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#parameters GeoEngineer::Template
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#parent GeoEngineer::Template
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#plan_cmd GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#print_validation_errors GeoCLI
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#project GeoEngineer::Environment
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#project Top Level Namespace
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#project GeoEngineer::Resource
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#projects HasProjects
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#provider GeoEngineer::Environment
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rds AwsClients
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redshift AwsClients
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#remote_resource GeoEngineer::Resource
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#remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resource
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#remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamAccountPasswordPolicy
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#remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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#remote_resource_params GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroupMembership
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#report_json GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#require_all_projects GeoCLI
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#require_environment GeoCLI
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#require_from_pwd GeoCLI
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#require_geo_files GeoCLI
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#require_project_file GeoCLI
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#reset GeoEngineer::Resource
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#reset_attributes HasAttributes
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#resource GeoEngineer::Project
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#resource GeoEngineer::Environment
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#resource GeoEngineer::Template
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#resource_id_array GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#resources HasResources
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#resources_grouped_by HasResources
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#resources_of_type HasResources
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#resources_of_type_grouped_by HasResources
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#rest_api GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#retrieve_attribute HasAttributes
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#root_resource_id GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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route53 AwsClients
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#run GeoCLI
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s3 AwsClients
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#secure_transport? GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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ses AwsClients
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#setup_tags_if_needed GeoEngineer::Resource
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#shares_name_with_policy? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#shell_exec GeoCLI
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#short_id GeoEngineer::Resource
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#short_name GeoEngineer::Resource
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticsearchDomain
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsProxyProtocolPolicy
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDbInstance
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlb
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbTargetGroup
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resource
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSecurityGroup
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheParameterGroup
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLbCookieStickinessPolicy
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListener
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElb
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDbParameterGroup
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheCluster
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsAlbListenerRule
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsS3Bucket
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#short_type GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaEventSourceMapping
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#sid GeoEngineer::IAM::Statement
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sns AwsClients
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sqs AwsClients
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#status_action GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#status_cmd GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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#status_types GeoCLI::StatusCommand
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stub! AwsClients
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stubbed? AwsClients
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#subresources HasSubResources
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsKmsKey
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamUser
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRole
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSqsQueue
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopic
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroup
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsEip
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNatGateway
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaAlias
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcEndpoint
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRoute53Record
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDynamodbTable
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamRolePolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaFunction
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsNetworkAclRule
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSesReceiptRule
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayModel
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaPermission
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayMethod
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayApiKey
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayAccount
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnConnectionRoute
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resource
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayRestApi
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamInstanceProfile
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamGroupMembership
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSesReceiptRuleSet
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerPolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayResource
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsProxyProtocolPolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchEventRule
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayAuthorizer
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsS3BucketNotification
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDeployment
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnGatewayAttachment
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopicSubscription
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayUsagePlan
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudfrontDistribution
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsRouteTableAssociation
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchMetricAlarm
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsCloudwatchEventTarget
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayIntegration
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDomainName
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheSubnetGroup
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayMethodResponse
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsElasticacheParameterGroup
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaEventSourceMapping
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamAccountPasswordPolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLbCookieStickinessPolicy
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsMainRouteTableAssociation
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpcDhcpOptionsAssociation
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayBasePathMapping
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayClientCertificate
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayIntegrationResponse
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#support_tags? GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLoadBalancerBackendServerPolicy
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#template GeoEngineer::Resource
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#template_resources GeoEngineer::Template
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#template_resources GeoEngineer::Templates::JsonRestApi
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#templates HasTemplates
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#terraform_apply GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#terraform_attribute_ref HasAttributes
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#terraform_attributes HasAttributes
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#terraform_groups_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#terraform_id GeoEngineer::Provider
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#terraform_installed? GeoCLI
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#terraform_name GeoEngineer::Resource
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#terraform_parallelism GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#terraform_plan GeoCLI::TerraformCommands
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#terraform_roles_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#terraform_users_attributes GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#timeout HasAttributes
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#to_dot GeoEngineer::Environment
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#to_dot GeoEngineer::Project
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#to_id_or_ref GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_ref GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_s GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_terraform GeoEngineer::Provider
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#to_terraform GeoEngineer::SubResource
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#to_terraform GeoEngineer::Output
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#to_terraform GeoEngineer::Environment
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#to_terraform GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_terraform_json GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_terraform_json GeoEngineer::Provider
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#to_terraform_json GeoEngineer::SubResource
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#to_terraform_json GeoEngineer::Output
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#to_terraform_json GeoEngineer::Environment
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayResource
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsProxyProtocolPolicy
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsLambdaAlias
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsDbInstance
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicyAttachment
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayIntegrationResponse
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsS3BucketNotification
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsApiGatewayDeployment
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resource
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsVpnGatewayAttachment
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsIamPolicy
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsSnsTopicSubscription
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#to_terraform_state GeoEngineer::Resources::AwsS3Bucket
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Introduction
My name is Joshi Sunil Kumar.I came from Nepal to Japan for the studies. I came to Tokyo Kyoto,Japan in 17 th November 2019. Currently I am studying in KCGI.
As a web programmer I want to secure my future.Studying these course is the first step towards being a programmer.


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Ezekiel kibiego is a software Development student.Passionate about his love for coding and programming,
Ezekiel is in a mission to becoming world class developer by working on the following;
He will also like to have achieved the following in the next 6 months;
He also likes music especiallygospel songs to soothe his mind
and also connect him to his Creator.
You can reach him through his social media accounts.


Awards and Stipends
- New Voices in Global Health (World Health Summit; 2015)
- Stipend for Top Students (University of Zagreb; 2009 and 2013)
- Rector's Award 2009 (University of Zagreb)
- Stipend for Top Students (The City of Zagreb; 2006 - 2013)
- Croatian National Champion in Biology (Croatian Biological Society; 2004 - 2006)
- Top Croatian Athlete (The Croatian Olympic Committee; 2012 and 2014 - 2017)
- Sport Stipend (Zagreb Sports Association Stipend; 2014 - 2017)
- Adidas sponsorship (2017)
- Croatain Climbing/Bouldering Champion (Croatian Climbing Society; 2007-2016)


"The greatest quantum leap in the history of Paris."
- Colin Jones
Built by Philippe Auguste (Philip Augustus) prior to his leaving on crusade in 1190. Designed to protect against Norman invaders from the north.
Wall was originally 2.5km long. Enclosed an area of 253 hectares.
Colin Jones
"This was power architecture. It made Paris the most heavily – and the most conspicuously – defended military stronghold in western Europe..."
“Building the wall was a way of inhibiting external expansion and stimulating the consolidation of undeveloped land within the walls.”
The wall can also be viewed in a couple other areas of Paris, notably along Rue Clovis near the Roman-era Arenes de Lutece. This ampitheatre was originally built in the 3rd century CE over the top of one of the first limestone quarries in Paris.
By the time the limestone walls of Philip Augustus were constructed, much of the exposed limestone around Paris was already devoured and used. It was during this time that masons began to gather limestone below ground, constructing tunnels that would one day come to also contain the Catacombs.


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This Day, We shall seal up their mouths, and their hands will speak to Us, and their legs will bear witness to what they used to earn. (It is said that one's left thigh will be the first to bear the witness). |
| 036:065 Maulana | : |
That day We shall seal their mouths, and their hands will speak to Us, and their feet will bear witness as to what they earned. |
| 036:065 Pickthal | : |
This day We seal up their mouths, and their hands speak out to Us and their feet bear witness as to what they used to earn. |
| 036:065 Rashad | : |
On that day we will seal their mouths; their hands and feet will bear witness to everything they had done. |
| 036:065 Sarwar | : |
We shall seal your mouths on that Day, let your hands speak to us and your feet testify to what you had achieved. |
| 036:065 Shakir | : |
On that day We will set a seal upon their mouths, and their hands shall speak to Us, and their feet shall bear witness of what they earned. |
| 036:065 Sherali | : |
This day we shall put a seal on their mouths, and their hands will speak to US, and their feet will bear witness to what they had earned. |
| 036:065 Yusufali | : |
That Day shall We set a seal on their mouths. But their hands will speak to us, and their feet bear witness, to all that they did. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > شهادة الأعضاء Faith> The Hereafter> The Organs' Testimony العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى ما عرف بالتسجيل الكهرطيسى Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries> Indication to what the so-called the Electromagnetic Record
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Blokada DNS에 대한 도움말
이 사이트는 두 가지 섹션으로 구성됩니다. The first gives assistance with common issues you might face while the second provides information for general questions.
Known situations
- An app doesn't work as expected.
- I cannot start Blokada after I installed it.
- Blokada stops to function/work after a while.
General questions
- How does Blokada work?
- Can I use another VPN while Blokada is turned on?
- What are the options in Blokada?
- What can I do if Blokada stops working after a while?
- I cannot install an update, what can I do?
- Can I hide the VPN notification?
- How do I report a problem, idea or suggestion?
- Can Blokada see my private data?
- Does Blokada use a lot of battery?
- Will Blokada slow down my device?
- Is Blokada really free to use?
- Blokada is great, how can I help the project?
- I have another question, where can I ask it?
An app doesn't work as expected.
If you can see that an app doesn't work as expected, doesn't load its content or something similar misbehaviour is experienced, please go to the main screen, choose Whitelist, at the bottom of the screen tap on the + sign, choose App and type its name. Tap on Save at the end. With this, Blokada won't filter the URLs in this app.
I cannot start Blokada after I installed it.
There are two common causes for such a situation. First, please check if you have an active VPN connection and if thats Always-on VPN option is enabled. To do it, go to the Settings of your phone, search for VPN in the network section, tap on the gear next to the existing VPN. Disable it, disconnect from the active VPN connection and try to restart Blokada.
If you don’t have other VPN connection, check in Blokada if Online only is enabled, and if yes, check if you are connected to the internet either with wifi or with mobile data. Blokada won’t start if the Online only is enabled and you don’t have an internet connection.
If it doesn’t help, restart your phone, it also helps sometimes.
Blokada stops to function/work after a while.
As a first step, turn on Keep alive in Blokada. In this case, Blokada will try to stay online, but please note, your system still can effect this behaviour. If you set it, and you still see that Blokada is stopped time after time, check your system’s settings and turn off every battery- and memory-optimisation for Blokada. Unfortunately it is different in every system, therefore we cannot say where to do it. Please check your phone’s settings. Other source of such behaviour can be that you are using a memory cleaner. Please set Blokada on whitelist or exclude list. If non of this steps helped in your case, please report a bug (see below how to do it).
How does Blokada work?
Blokada is a thin layer between the network interface (wifi or mobile) of your phone and the application/s you use. To be able to change DNS servers addresses of your device, it generates a VPN connection. Blokada does not send your data anywhere, the VPN is used only to create a local connection to make apps think they should use different DNS servers. Blokada DNS does not filter your connection in any way, but depending on DNS servers you choose, they may do so.
Can I use another VPN while Blokada is turned on?
Unfortunately no, it is a system limitation; you can have only one active VPN connection at a time. If you join to an other service, Blokada will exit.
What are the options in Blokada?
As you surely saw it, Blokada has some options on the main screen which are not detailed at the first start. Please let us do it now. You can see the following:
- Whitelist: the whitelist is the exception list, here you can define apps where Blokada won’t change DNS for. Blokada is installed with several whitelisted apps by default.
- Keep alive: this option is to ensure Blokada is not paused or stopped by the system. Please note your system can overwrite it, make sure your settings will let Blokada run in the background.
- Online only: when enabled, Blokada will exit if there is no active connection, and start again whenever connection comes back. If disabled, Blokada will always run in the background (even if no network is available). Please note this option may not work on every device.
- Start on boot: when enabled, Blokada will start after the system boots up. Please note there are system level configurations for this option, therefore it cannot be guaranteed Blokada can start on boot. In this case, please check your phone’s settings. The default configuration is enabled, if you want to start Blokada manually, disable this option.
Not configurable things:
- Up to date: if you see it, you are running the most recent version of Blokada. Keep the app up-to-date because it has less bugs and more features!
I cannot install an update, what can I do?
First of all, please check if the Android version you have is 5 or newer. Android 4 and older versions are not supported in Blokada 3.0 and newer versions. To do it, go to the Settings of your phone, scroll to About phone and search for Android version
If your phone runs Andriod 5 or newer, please restart your device. It sounds strange, but sometimes it helps. If that didn't solve the issue, uninstall Blokada and install it again. It can be, that your device is unsupported. Please check Devices Database.
If none of those steps helped, please join to our Telegram chat on go.blokada.org/chat to get help, or report a bug (see below).
Can I hide the VPN notification?
Unfortunately no. Some devices may be displaying annoying VPN notification while VPN is active, and it is not possible to hide it. If you can, try updating your device, since newer Android versions do not have this problem.
How do I report a problem, idea or suggestion?
If you are experiencing problems, please join to our Telegram chat at go.blokada.org/chat, where our community is happy to help you. Alternatively, just choose the Feedback option from the menu in top right corner and follow the instructions. Please provide as much information as you can and steps to reproduce the same issue - it helps greatly in fixing your problem!
Can Blokada see my private data?
No. Blokada does not read or tamper with your private information. Blokada DNS does not monitor your data in any way, it simply makes your app think they should use different DNS servers. Blokada has no access to your encrypted traffic.
Does Blokada use a lot of battery?
No. Depending on your settings the battery impact is minimal, and on most new devices, especially on Marshmallow (Android 6) or newer, you will not notice any battery drain. However, some unlucky devices may experience increased battery drain. Refer to the Devices Database for details.
Will Blokada slow down my device?
No. Depending on your settings Blokada can be quite efficient. In fact, both your device's performance and battery life may visibly improve, because Blokada saves your device from downloading and processing content you don't need or care about. However, users with some older devices may experience performance drop. Refer to the Devices Database for details.
Is Blokada really free to use?
Yes! Blokada started as my hobby project, is still mostly developed by me. It's my way of giving back to the community. Blokada is fully open source and it will stay free forever. That said, developing it takes a lot of time, so please consider supporting the project in any way you can (see below).
Blokada is great, how can I help the project?
There are many ways to support Blokada, financially or else. All means of help are very important for the project to exist. Please go to this page for more information, or just join our chat.
I have another question, where can I ask it?
If your question is not answered here, please join to our Telegram chat channel on the go.blokada.org/chat link, our community will be there to help you. If it is not convinient for you, use the Feedback option from the top menu, or if you have a more technical question, please go directly to the tracker at GitHub.


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"In the young people of the world...lies a reservoir of capacity to transform society waiting to be tapped"
This bright period of youth you share is experience by all - but it is brief, and buffeted by numerous social forces. Although your realities are shaped by a broad diversity of circumstances, yet a desire to bring about constructive change and a capacity for meaningful service, both characterstic of your stage of life, are neither limited to any race or nationality, nor dependent upon material means
The role that older youth, who relate to the experiences of junior youth aged 11-14, can play in creating an atmosphere that nurtures their spiritual qualities and inspires their zeal for learning and meaningful action is critical. Since junior youth often look up to them how to act, older youth are called to the sacred charge of helping their younger conterparts strengthen their moral foundations


Introduction
In this evaluation, you will be evaluating two different three dimensional user interfaces (3DUIs). You will be doing this by completing tasks which will be presented to you.
Please know that in this evaluation we are testing the interface, not you. If you get stuck and are not sure of how to proceed, please ask the evaluation coordinator for help. If you would like to end the experiment at anytime, you are welcome to do so.
Please complete each task you are given accurately and quickly.
Evaluation Procedure- You will first complete a Mental Rotations Test (MRT). The instructions for this are on the next page.
- You will then be asked to complete some tasks. The documentation is presented in a booklet in front of you and will be accessible on each page under "Help".
- After you have completed a set of tasks, you will be asked to evaluate the 3DUI's usability using a SUS questionnaire.


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A simple example with an event when the mouse is moved on and off of the image.
Mouse on and off the image in order to trigger events


module Algebra.ringMorphisms where
open import Agda.Primitive using (Level; _⊔_; lsuc; lzero)
open import Types.relations
open import Types.equality
open import Types.functions2
open import Algebra.groups
open import Algebra.groups2
open import Algebra.groupMorphisms
open import Algebra.rings
open import Algebra.rings2
Ring morphisms are maps between two rings that preserve the ring structure. These follow the same theme that the group-like objects did in Group Morphisms.
module _ {f t ℓ₁ ℓ₂} (From : Ring f ℓ₁) (To : Ring t ℓ₂) where
private
module F = Ring From
module T = Ring To
open Homomorphism F.Data T.Data T._≈_
record IsRingHomomorphism (𝕄⟦_⟧ : Morphism) : Set (f ⊔ t ⊔ ℓ₁ ⊔ ℓ₂) where
field
: IsGroupHomomorphism F.+-group T.+-group 𝕄⟦_⟧
+-isGroupHomomorphism : IsMonoidHomomorphism F.*-monoid T.*-monoid 𝕄⟦_⟧ *-isMonoidHomomorphism
Automorphisms are pretty straightforward:
module _ {f t ℓ} (Self : Ring f ℓ) where
private
module F = Ring Self
module T = Ring Self
open Homomorphism F.Data T.Data T._≈_
record IsRingAutomorphism (𝕄⟦_⟧ : Morphism) : Set (f ⊔ t ⊔ ℓ) where
field
: IsGroupHomomorphism F.+-group T.+-group 𝕄⟦_⟧
+-isGroupHomomorphism : IsMonoidHomomorphism F.*-monoid T.*-monoid 𝕄⟦_⟧ *-isMonoidHomomorphism
For monomorphism we add the injective condition:
module _ {f t ℓ₁ ℓ₂} (From : Ring f ℓ₁) (To : Ring t ℓ₂) where
private
module F = Ring From
module T = Ring To
open Homomorphism F.Data T.Data T._≈_
record IsRingMonomorphism (𝕄⟦_⟧ : Morphism) : Set (f ⊔ t ⊔ ℓ₁ ⊔ ℓ₂) where
field
: IsRingHomomorphism From To 𝕄⟦_⟧
is-ring-homomorphism : Injective 𝕄⟦_⟧ is-injective
Finally for isomorphism we add the surjective condition:
module _ {f t ℓ₁ ℓ₂} (From : Ring f ℓ₁) (To : Ring t ℓ₂) where
private
module F = Ring From
module T = Ring To
open Homomorphism F.Data T.Data T._≈_
record IsRingIsomorphism (𝕄⟦_⟧ : Morphism) : Set (f ⊔ t ⊔ ℓ₁ ⊔ ℓ₂) where
field
is-ring-homomorphism : IsRingMonomorphism From To 𝕄⟦_⟧
is-injective : Surjective 𝕄⟦_⟧


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As part of a brand refresh, and also because of the persistent confusion between Roadside Assistance claims and Auto claims, business partners requested a redesigned Roadside Assistance page for the public site.
While constrained by brand components, it was important to me to make sure that the page helped customers understand what Roadside Assistance covered. The page went through several iterations on how best to convey this message while also being easily translatable between mobile and desktop versions. I partnered with our SEO team to find the top terms our customers were using when searching for Roadside Assistance; this allowed me to create a set of icon tiles that would resonate best with the customers and help guide them into the right flow.
The refreshed design has led to increased reimbursement rates, higher customer satisfaction with the Roadside experience, and reduced the number of Roadside claims that were incorrectly filed as Auto claims.


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Firefighter Tool Design
Re-thinking Mobile Data Terminals
Interaction Design, Nov 2015
(3 weeks)
How we did it ?
For purposes of our research:
What we found ?
Firefighters use Mobile Data Terminals
Firefighters use Mobile Data Terminals, a robust laptop mounted on the dashboard of their trucks when they are enroute to a scene. The system is still new to them and they are not able to use it to its fullest capacity owing to its cluttered inteface.
Firefighters need specific information
Firefighters want to see the history of emergencies that took place in the building they are responding to, any hazardous materials that might be present in that building and the building floor plan.
Firefighter use MDT while wearing gloves
Firefighters use Mobile Data Terminals while they are wearing gloves during a fast, bumpy ride to the scene they are responding to. Consequently, using the trackpad and operating the MDT becomes all the more difficult.
MDT system does not give the firefighters the right information when they need it and is difficult to operate during the ride.
Also, given the budget constraints that the fire department had, we decided to constraint ourselves to designing for laptops that firefighters already have in their trucks. We designed for the time when they are driving to the scene because thats when they are using the system. Once they arrive on scene, their instinct takes over.
So for our solution, we focused on:
Re-designing the MDTs (Mobile Data Terminals) to make it easy to use and also to deliver the right information to the firefighters when they need it.
We wanted to create a simple interface which would not only give firefighters the information they need but would also be easy to use during a fast, bumpy ride. Therefore, for starters, we decided that its important to include information regarding:
No two fire calls are the same and firefighters must adjust their planning for each call. Each adjustment requires viewing of different set of information. Therefore, we decided to make the information thats displayed on the screen customizable . In order to do that, we decided to have toggle buttons to toggle on and off the information they see from each of the four categories.
To make MDTs more easy to operate with gloves during a fast, bumpy ride, we decided to break the keyboard into four quadrants wherein each quadrant corresponds to one of the four categories. Pressing keys in any quadrant will toggle on and off the information from that corresponding category.
FIRST SCREEN
This is the first screen the firefighter sees when he/she enters the truck. On the top right corner the screen is the address of the place where they need to go. On the top-left corner of the screen is the dispatch call. All additional information coming from dispatch will be displayed there. To view the information from any of the category above, the firefighter will have to press keys in the corresponding quadrant.
For instance, pressing keys in the lower right corner of the keyboard will bring up information from 'Hazards' category. The information will mainly be about hazardous materials present in and around the location the fireifghters are responding to.
RESPONSIVE INFORMATION SILOS
We made the information silos/layout responsive so that firefighters can see multiple categories at once. No two calls are the same and every call requires an adjustment in their planning. This adjustment, in turn, warrants viewing different sets of information for better planning & preparedness. Therefore, as an example, pressing keys on the top-left corner of the keyboard will bring up information from the 'History' category and the layout will be adjusted to fit in two different sets of information.


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Initialises a HeuristicCollection (trivial)
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Before Change
batch_size = len(experiences)
// Store necessary data in arrays
batch_state = self.batch_states(
[elem["state"] for elem in experiences], self.xp, self.phi)
batch_actions = self.xp.asarray(
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After Change
batch_size = len(experiences)
batch_exp = batch_experiences(
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xp=self.xp,
phi=self.phi,
gamma=self.gamma,
batch_states=self.batch_states,
)
batch_state = batch_exp["state"]
batch_actions = batch_exp["action"]
batch_next_state = batch_exp["next_state"]
batch_rewards = batch_exp["reward"]
batch_terminal = batch_exp["is_state_terminal"]
batch_discount = batch_exp["discount"]
// Update Q-function
def compute_critic_loss():


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But there are methods through which Ohio University students and faculty can address those fears and anxieties. After speaking with dozens of people who have been on the frontlines of combating addiction and the stigmas associated with it, we believe the following actions should be taken immediately to provide comfort, support and agency for those who are suffering:
- Awareness components for addressing trauma — whether personal or societal — in each department at OU and through its academic advisors. Students who are struggling in school might not be able to readily admit or recognize the underlying factors of their distraction. Of course, we’re not all social workers, nurses, physicians or educators, but we all should be aware of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study and the impacts of trauma on our day-to-day lives.
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This is the 18th Century Page!
Click through below to find rebellions, revolutions, riots, and more in 18th century Tsarist Russia. I hope you enjoy and learn something new!
Bashkir Uprising (1704-1711)
- Date: Summer 1704 - 1711
- Location: (Mostly) Bashkortostan (Bashkiria), Russia
- Groups Uprising: Bashkir rebels
- Number of People: Unknown
- Leaders: Dyume Ishkyev, Aldar Isyangildin, Iman Batyr, Kusyum Tyulekyev, Khazi Akkuskarov, Urakay Yuldashbaev
- Reason(s): More percevied attempts at forced Christinization (New taxes on mosques, people who went into a house of worship, etc, new mosques had to be built in the same style as Christian churches), demands for horses and soldiers to fight in the Great Northern War
- Result: Suppression with concessions (confirmation of patrimonial rights, cancellation of new taxes, condemnation of tyranny/violence from local authorities, etc)
Bulavin Rebellion (Astrakhan Revolt)
- Date: October 8th, 1707 – July 7th, 1708
- Location: Don Cossack Host, Russia
- Groups Uprising: Don Cossack Rebels
- Number of People: Unknown
- Leaders: Kondraty Bulavin
- Reason(s): Discontent over Peter the Great's westernizing-reforms (the people were traditional and pious) and his new police state, Cossacks angered by Peter's expansions encroaching on their land (for both economic and political reasons), Cossack refusal to turn over run away serfs and the murder of Peter's bounty hunters
- Result: Rebellion suppressed, Peter tightened his grip on the Cossacks
Bashkir Rebellion of 1735–1740
- Date: July 1735 – 1740
- Location: (Mostly) Bashkortostan (Bashkiria), Russia
- Groups Uprising: Bashkir Rebels
- Number of People: Several Tens of Thousands
- Leaders: Karasakal (Among others)
- Reason(s): Construction of a Russian fort on the Aral Sea, which would force them to cross through Bashkir territory
- Result: Rebellion suppressed, delayment of Russian conquest of Central Asia
Plague Riot
- Date: September 1771
- Location: Moscow, Russia
- Groups Uprising: Peasants, common townspeople
- Number of People: Unknown
- Leaders: Unknown (or N/A)
- Reason(s): Arrival of the black death, causing forced quarantines, destruction of contaminated property, fear, and more, which paralyzed the economy and lead to food shortages. Archbishop Ambrosius tried to stop people from gathering at an icon (which they believed would help them), leading to the main bout of rioting from September 15th-17th. The riots were also caused by continous poverty, war, and the terrible living conditions of most people
- Result: Murder of Archbishop Ambrosius (during riot), suppression of the riot and the persecution of those involved, concessions made (including but not limited to providing work and food)
Pugachev's Rebellion
- Date: 1773-1775
- Location: Russia
- Groups Uprising: Cossacks, Old Believers, Russian serfs, non-Russian peoples, Indigenous peoples
- Number of People: 15,000-25,000 (Depending on the year)
- Leaders: Yemelyan Pugachev, Salawat Yulayev
- Reason(s): Oppression and dire living conditions of the serfs, natural disasters, changes to the church by rulers
- Result: Rebellion suppressed (including the execution of Pugachev), expansion of serfdom by Empress Catherine II (Catherine the Great)
Kościuszko Uprising (Polish Uprising of 1794)
- Date: March 24th - November 16th, 1794
- Location: Polish-Lithuania, Prussian Partition (Greater Poland and Kuyavia)
- Groups Uprising: Kościuszko Rebels
- Number of People: Unknown
- Leaders: Tadeusz Kościuszko
- Reason(s): Anger over the surrender of King Stanisław II August (Or Stanislaus II Augustus) and the subsequent Second Partition of Poland
- Result: Rebellion suppressed (by Russia, Prussia, and the Holy Roman Empire), Third Partition of Poland (ending the Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth)


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PERMS
问题描述 :
Count the number of permutations that have a specific number of inversions.
Given a permutation a1, a2, a3,…, an of the n integers 1, 2, 3, …, n, an inversion is a pair (ai, aj) where i < j and ai > aj. The number of inversions in a permutation gives an indication on how “unsorted” a permutation is. If we wish to analyze the average running time of a sorting algorithm, it is often useful to know how many permutations of n objects will have a certain number of inversions.
Given a permutation a1, a2, a3,…, an of the n integers 1, 2, 3, …, n, an inversion is a pair (ai, aj) where i < j and ai > aj. The number of inversions in a permutation gives an indication on how “unsorted” a permutation is. If we wish to analyze the average running time of a sorting algorithm, it is often useful to know how many permutations of n objects will have a certain number of inversions.
In this problem you are asked to compute the number of permutations of n values that have exactly k inversions.
For example, if n = 3, there are 6 permutations with the indicated inversions as follows:
123 0 inversions
132 1 inversion (3 > 2)
213 1 inversion (2 > 1)
231 2 inversions (2 > 1, 3 > 1)
312 2 inversions (3 > 1, 3 > 2)
321 3 inversions (3 > 2, 3 > 1, 2 > 1)
Therefore, for the permutations of 3 things
- 1 of them has 0 inversions
- 2 of them have 1 inversion
- 2 of them have 2 inversions
- 1 of them has 3 inversions
- 0 of them have 4 inversions
- 0 of them have 5 inversions
- etc.
输入:
The input consists one or more problems. The input for each problem is specified on a single line, giving the integer n (1 <= n <= 18) and a non-negative integer k (0 <= k <= 200). The end of input is specified by a line with n = k = 0.
输出:
For each problem, output the number of permutations of {1, …, n}with exactly k inversions.
样例输入:
3 0 3 1 3 2 3 3 4 2 4 10 13 23 18 80 0 0
样例输出:
1 2 2 1 5 0 46936280<PHONE_NUMBER>35088
解题代码:
//* @author:alpc12 import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileNotFoundException; import java.io.FileReader; import java.math.BigInteger; import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.Scanner; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException { new Main().run(); } BigInteger [][] dp; private void run() throws FileNotFoundException { Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); //Scanner cin = new Scanner(new BufferedReader(new FileReader("t.in"))); dp = new BigInteger[19][201]; for(int i = 0; i < 19; ++i) { Arrays.fill(dp[i], BigInteger.ZERO); } dp[1][0] = BigInteger.ONE; for(int i = 2; i < 19; ++i) { for(int j = 0; j <= (i-1)*i/2 && j < 201; ++j) { for(int k = j; k >= j-i+1 && k >= 0; --k) { dp[i][j] = dp[i][j].add(dp[i-1][k]); } } } while(true) { int a = cin.nextInt(), b = cin.nextInt(); if(a == 0 && b == 0) break; System.out.println(dp[a][b]); } } }
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有谁知道直接遍历的方法中第8行是什么意思嘛？
正确性是关键，冲突是都会有的，主要是那种算法冲突的概率低
多谢提醒，是漏掉了
这是研发类的题还是算法类？
目测会火
红绯鱼：
这模板神了
第一种方法怎么会是O(log(m+n))呢？没有二分的话直接遍历应该就是O(m+n)吧？
第36行，struct node **head_ref，怎么理解，那个函数感觉不是很懂啊！？？弱渣求助
正解，我的方法占用的内存更多些
大哥，你复制也看看是不是这题的答案才复制吧。


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zl187_image_processing module¶
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zl187_image_processing.
check_color_or_gray
(image)¶ Check the image is in color or grayscale
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
- a number that indicates whether the image is in color
or grayscale
- Return type
color
-
zl187_image_processing.
con_str
(image)¶ Doing contrast stretch and count the time for processing
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
image after contrast stretch time_process: time for doing the processing
- Return type
img_str
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zl187_image_processing.
get_size
(image)¶ Get the size of the image
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
number of the rows of the image data n: number of the columns of the image data
- Return type
m
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zl187_image_processing.
his_eq
(image)¶ Doing histogram equalization and count the time for processing
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
image after histogram equalization time_process: time for doing the processing
- Return type
img_eq
-
zl187_image_processing.
log_com
(image)¶ Doing log compression and count the time for processing
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
image after log compression time_process: time for doing the processing
- Return type
img_str
-
zl187_image_processing.
make_fig
(his1, bins1, his2, bins2, his3, bins3)¶ - Converts histogram into image to
be returned to user
- Parameters
his1 – histogram values of red channel
his2 – histogram values of green channel
his3 – histogram values of blue channel
bins1 – bins for red channel
bins2 – bins for green channel
bine3 – bins for blue channel
- Returns
Image of 3 channel histogram
- Return type
fig
-
zl187_image_processing.
make_figbw
(his1, bins1)¶ - Converts histogram into image that can
be returned to user
- Parameters
his1 – histogram values
bins1 – bins
- Returns
Image of 1 channel histogram
- Return type
fig
-
zl187_image_processing.
plot_his
(image)¶ Plot histogram for an input image
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
normalized histogram value bins: graylevel scale values
- Return type
his
-
zl187_image_processing.
rev
(image)¶ Doing reverse video and count the time for processing
- Parameters
image – input image data (should be ndarray)
- Returns
image after reverse video time_process: time for doing the processing
- Return type
img_rev


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The interface for exploration policies based on a value function. More...
#include <ExpPolicy.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::map< Marking, Marking > | MemoryType |
Public Member Functions | |
| ExpPolicy (bool remember) | |
| Creates an ExpPolicy, specifying whether or not it should remember previous choices. | |
| virtual int | choose (Learner *learner, const Marking ¤t, const std::vector< Marking > &states) |
| chooses the next marking among the available ones | |
| virtual | ~ExpPolicy () |
| virtual dtor | |
Protected Attributes | |
| MemoryType | memory |
| bool | remember |
The interface for exploration policies based on a value function.
Exploration policies make decision at choice points, that is when there is more then a possible next marking, but they are conflicting for the tokens. In that case, only one next marking must be chosen, and sub-classes of ExpPolicy make this decision by looking up the value of each possible next marking. For this reason the method choose() requires a Learner, so that its value function may be used.
Exploration policies may or may not remember previous choices at the same choice points. If they do remember they make a choice only the first time the choice point is encountered then always return the same marking.
| typedef std::map<Marking, Marking > learnpnp::ExpPolicy::MemoryType |
A map from marking (choice point) to marking (choice made) to memorise previous choices.
| learnpnp::ExpPolicy::ExpPolicy | ( | bool | remember | ) | [explicit] |
Creates an ExpPolicy, specifying whether or not it should remember previous choices.
| remember | set to true if you want the policy to return the same marking in the same choice point |
| virtual learnpnp::ExpPolicy::~ExpPolicy | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
virtual dtor
| virtual int learnpnp::ExpPolicy::choose | ( | Learner * | learner, |
| const Marking & | current, | ||
| const std::vector< Marking > & | states | ||
| ) | [virtual] |
chooses the next marking among the available ones
| leaner | the value function that may be used for the choice |
| current | the current marking, or choice point |
| states | a vector of possible next marking |
MemoryType learnpnp::ExpPolicy::memory [protected] |
bool learnpnp::ExpPolicy::remember [protected] |


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| BayesianCurveFitting |
Class to preform Bayesian regression prediction of data points given a test data set.
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| Beta |
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| CDFRandomSelect |
class to randomly select from the CDF of a discrete probability function.
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| CDFStandardNormal |
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| ChiSquaredCriticalValues |
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| Covariance |
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| DerivGEV |
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| DerivGumbel |
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| Gamma |
Calculates the gamma function using the Lancos approximation.
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| GammaCDF |
note, can find method of moments for Gamma and many other functions here:
https://stats.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Probability_Theory/Probability_Mathematical_Statistics_and_Stochastic_Processes_(Siegrist)/07%3A_Point_Estimation/7.02%3A_The_Method_of_Moments
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| GeneralizedExtremeValue |
Generate curves following the Generalized Extreme Value probability density
function.
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| GEVYFit |
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| Gumbel |
the Gumbel distribution (Generalized Extreme Value distribution Type-I)
is used to model the distribution of the maximum (or the minimum) of a number
of samples of various distributions.
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| HypersphereChordLength |
functions useful for testing uniformity of points on the n-sphere
from the paper:
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| HypersphereChordLength.NonUniformityStats |
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| ModelFit |
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| ModelPrediction |
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| MultivariateNormalDistribution |
sample from a multivariate normal distribution N(m⃗ ,K) following
Strang's SVD in machine learning.
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| MultivariateUniformDistribution |
create random vectors uniformly distributed on or within unit standard n-dimensional
hyper-sphere.
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| OptimalHistogram |
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| ROC |
calculates ROC plot points and area under the curve given a set of test
examples with f-scores, and positive or negative labels.
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| ROC.ROCResults |
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| Standardization |
various methods for performing statistical standardization and de-normalization
on a data.
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| UnivariateNormalDistribution |
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Uses of Package
udel.GardenProject.enums
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Packages that use udel.GardenProject.enums Package Description udel.GardenProject.enums All the different enums for the Garden Project.udel.GardenProject.garden All the critical code that brings the application together and runs it.udel.GardenProject.plants Contains the Plant class that stores all the information that can be obtained by the PlantLoader, and Comparators to sort the a list of Plant objects for searching.udel.GardenProject.plotObjects Contains all the plot objects that can be placed on the Plot Designer.
Placed within themain.udel.plants
package as plants can also be placed on the Plot Designer.
Has Buildings, Fences, Rivers, and other critical plot objects.
NOTE: Everything in this package needs to implement the Serializable interface to be serialized by Model's save method when acting on the Session class.
NOTE 2: Every class in this package and any subpackages must implementPlotObject
or implement an abstract class that itself implements PlotObject at some point.udel.GardenProject.plotObjects.polygons Polygons can have an arbitrary number of points, have points that are editable, points that move with the polygon as the polygon is dragged, and other critical polygon features.
All classes in this package should extend theGenericPolygon
abstract class and give it an AdjustablePolygon, specifying its color, anchor color, and more.udel.GardenProject.windows All the distinct windows that can be displayed to the user. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.enums Class Description Canopy Vertical layers of the rain forest.Colors This is one of the stupidest things I've ever done in Java.CommandLineArgs Specifies all the command line arguments that may be passed to this program when initialized by a user or their OS.GardenView General View descriptions.ImageFileType The mulptiple ways a user can save an image of their plot in the Download screenMoisture Contains different levels of moisture in soil Used in Questionnaire and Plant Info TODO: More research on enum this seems complicated, consult the following link https://observant.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/203343303/Mgmt_Line_diagram_2.png or also googlePlantDataSource Specifies where the data for a Plant originated from, and a friendly name of that database.PlotObjects All objects that can appear in the PlotDesign and BluePrint windows.Seasons General season descriptions, and combinations thereof.SoilTypes SoilTypes from EarthEasy.com
Acidity Levels from: Wikipedia GreenHarvest.com.au EarthEasy.com RHS.org.uk Contains different Soil Types, used in Questionnaire and Plant Info.Sunlight Contains the different sunlight and shade levels.Windows All the windows that can be displayed to the user.Year General year descriptions. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.garden Class Description Colors This is one of the stupidest things I've ever done in Java.GardenView General View descriptions.Moisture Contains different levels of moisture in soil Used in Questionnaire and Plant Info TODO: More research on enum this seems complicated, consult the following link https://observant.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/203343303/Mgmt_Line_diagram_2.png or also googlePlotObjects All objects that can appear in the PlotDesign and BluePrint windows.Seasons General season descriptions, and combinations thereof.SoilTypes SoilTypes from EarthEasy.com
Acidity Levels from: Wikipedia GreenHarvest.com.au EarthEasy.com RHS.org.uk Contains different Soil Types, used in Questionnaire and Plant Info.Sunlight Contains the different sunlight and shade levels.Windows All the windows that can be displayed to the user.Year General year descriptions. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.plants Class Description Canopy Vertical layers of the rain forest.Colors This is one of the stupidest things I've ever done in Java.Moisture Contains different levels of moisture in soil Used in Questionnaire and Plant Info TODO: More research on enum this seems complicated, consult the following link https://observant.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/203343303/Mgmt_Line_diagram_2.png or also googlePlantDataSource Specifies where the data for a Plant originated from, and a friendly name of that database.SoilTypes SoilTypes from EarthEasy.com
Acidity Levels from: Wikipedia GreenHarvest.com.au EarthEasy.com RHS.org.uk Contains different Soil Types, used in Questionnaire and Plant Info. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.plotObjects Class Description Canopy Vertical layers of the rain forest. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.plotObjects.polygons Class Description Canopy Vertical layers of the rain forest.Moisture Contains different levels of moisture in soil Used in Questionnaire and Plant Info TODO: More research on enum this seems complicated, consult the following link https://observant.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/203343303/Mgmt_Line_diagram_2.png or also googleSoilTypes SoilTypes from EarthEasy.com
Acidity Levels from: Wikipedia GreenHarvest.com.au EarthEasy.com RHS.org.uk Contains different Soil Types, used in Questionnaire and Plant Info.Sunlight Contains the different sunlight and shade levels. -
Classes in udel.GardenProject.enums used by udel.GardenProject.windows Class Description Colors This is one of the stupidest things I've ever done in Java.GardenView General View descriptions.PlotObjects All objects that can appear in the PlotDesign and BluePrint windows.Seasons General season descriptions, and combinations thereof.Windows All the windows that can be displayed to the user.Year General year descriptions.


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Trainer charged in ex-Patriot's dog's death pleads guilty
by EndPlayWRENTHAM, Mass. (AP) - A Rhode Island dog trainer who was caring for the beloved pet of former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo when the animal died has pleaded guilty to related charges.
The Sun Chronicle reports that 42-year-old Amelia Ferreira, of Cranston, was sentenced Tuesday in Massachusetts to 18 months of probation after pleading guilty to obstructing justice.
Ferreira was caring for Knox, Mayo's 5-year-old English bulldog, at her home in June 2018 when the dog died. Instead of telling Mayo of the death, she hid his remains and reported Knox missing.

She was not charged with causing the dog's death, which was undetermined.
She called herself a "coward" for not being honest about the death.
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Grig Gheorghiu wrote up a description of using MaxQ to test web pages in Web app testing with Python part 1: MaxQ. I've recently been looking into web acceptance testing for my job, though my progress has stopped as I've been distracted with other things for a while.
I haven't actually used MaxQ -- mostly because I find it hard to set up Java programs on my development systems.
Anyway, I also came upon MaxQ from Titus Brown, but indirectly as I was looking at PBP, and saw that Titus had also written some code for MaxQ that generated PBP scripts instead of Jython/unittest-based scripts.
After writing some PBP scripts, it did get boring and error-prone quickly. I think the PBP-style of script would be considerably easier to edit than a Jython unittest, but MaxQ's recording feature is a better way to start the testing process. But like I said, I didn't want to install MaxQ...
Anyway, instead I installed a wonderful little Python program TCPWatch -- it's a small HTTP proxy that shows you the exact stuff that goes over the wire (good for learning and debugging lower-level HTTP stuff), and also has an option to record the transactions. It just dumps every request and response in a directory.
This suited me nicely, because I could get an accurate recording without having to worry about the accuracy of my "interpretation" of the recording. The PBP or Jython script is a heuristic of sorts -- an attempt to abstract out the important parts of the transaction, not to simply create an exact recording. So you might see that the user went to /show_items first, then /view?id=1 second. But it's smarter if you figure out that they went to /show_items and then followed the first link labelled view. But that translation isn't correct, it's just best effort -- while tcpwatch is pretty much "correct", in that it doesn't interpret or add any commentary to its recording.
Anyway, I had issues with PBP, and I don't know if it's really the best thing for what I want. While interactive use is useful and important (I like the basic feel), you also have to have good support for rerunning scripts, getting concise and accurate output from those automated scripts, and rerunning or undoing portions of those scripts as you adapt them when the application changes. Now I'm thinking that ipython offers a good compromise between ease of interactive use and translatability to a more automated environment.
TCPWatch could also use a couple more features. The only real problem I found with the core was an inability to proxy HTTPS, but I imagine that's hard (since making that hard is the whole point of HTTPS). There were some other problems -- for instance, I couldn't for the life of me parse gzip responses from Google and other sources -- gzip barfed on them no matter what I did; I think the module is pickier than other gzip implementations. So it would be nice if TCPWatch would correct the request and remove the Accept: gzip header. It would also be nice to extend the Tk frontend so you could annotate the requests (probably just a textbox that would produce a text file that went alongside the rest of the recording). In that case you could paste strings that were important to you (and that the generated test script should check for), or otherwise make notes for use by the script generator. These features would probably be easy to add -- TCPWatch is delightfully small, at just under 1000 lines of code, and my first run at a script generator was just 300 lines, with an abbreviated but reasonable number of features.
I hope to be able to revisit this stack soon as a testing framework: TCPWatch, Mechanize, ipython, and maybe unittest or py.test (or maybe even doctest). But if anyone else finds this idea interesting and wants to kick off an effort, I'm more than happy to jump on board.
The Zope 3 project use something called "functional doctests". The idea is that you run tcpwatch and use your browser to create a functional test for your Zope 3 application. Then you run a small Python script that converts record files produced by tcpwatch into .txt files that contain embedded doctests, and include that file into your functional test suite.
We started using functional doctests for the SchoolTool/SchoolBell project. Here's an example test.
By the way, I've found it easier to write new tests with vim by copying and modifying existing tests, rather than starting up tcpwatch and doing it with a browser, but I suppose that depends on how geeky you are...
I would note that the kind of testing you're referring to (presumably making sure nothing is broken) is not what one might think of as "acceptance testing". To me, after you write the program, acceptance testing is when the user makes sure the program is fast enough, usable enough, and works right to solve the problem, which is larger in scope than automated testing to find bugs.Cool, that's just the kind of thing I was thinking of. It seemms a tad crude -- what with the raw requests right in the code. It seems like with a little care (plus something based on mechanize's stateful browser object) you could improve the narrative quality nicely. For instance (from your example):
>>> print http(""" ... POST /frogpond/resources/lily/edit.html HTTP/1.1 ... Authorization: Basic mgr:mgrpw ... Content-Length: 29 ... Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded ... ... field.title=Foo&CANCEL=Cancel ... """) HTTP/1.1 303 See Other ... Location: http://localhost/frogpond/resources/lily ...Might instead be:
>>> b.click('CANCEL') >>> b.response.status 303 See Other >>> b.response.headers.location 'http://localhost/frogpond/resources/lily'Note that b (the browser object) specifically has knowledge of the context and the last request, so in this case you are submitting a form that you just received. I think this statefulness better represents the thing you are testing, plus doctests are sequential and narrative anyway -- might as well take advantage of it. In general I've thought that the Zope 3 doctests I've seen seemed like they didn't have enough scaffolding; there should be more helper functions written solely for the purpose of doctesting.
Anyway, it's still cool that it's useful and works for you. The XML doctest extension I wrote might also be useful for this sort of thing -- though it still needs wildcards.
Due to some code restructuring in SchoolTool/SchoolBell, the example test link is now broken. Here's a working link to the same example test. This time I included a revision number as well, so this link should be permanent.
At my work, we've considered this sort of automated testing for some time, but there is one increasingly important part of web development that they almost completely ignore: JavaScript. What would be nice is a Firefox plugin for acceptance testing that works with the JavaScript interpreter -- almost like an old-school macro recorder. Unfortunately, this brings up the issue of testing between browsers.
Ultimately for my money on normal-size apps, I think there's no true replacement for spending a few hours each release trying everything on your site off a todo list. We do that each with separate browsers and usually end up catching most problems.
-Ken
True... I tend to use "acceptance testing" for everything that isn't "unit testing", but that's probably not very accurate. Functional testing or system testing is probably a better term. Though Grig pointed me to this: http://atomicobject.com/systir.page (a Ruby test system) which is really an acceptance test (specifying requirements at a fairly low but not obscenely low level), and that could fit into this model. It's not a comprehensive acceptance test, but it isn't too far off. Automated acceptance testing is possible -- FIT is an example of that sort of thing.
Selenium or Pamie are options for Javascript-run tests (from Grig's article). John Lee also put Javascript in his to-do for his stack (ClientForm, ClientCookie, Mechanize, etc); I think using Mozilla's interpreter or something. But who knows about that...
Generally I do manual Javascript testing, but that still leaves a place for automated tests. By avoiding dynamic Javascript and making sure your app degrades properly in the absence of Javascript, you can avoid regressions in your Javascript and make the application accessible to an automated testing tool.
Also, by doing this as a script you can avoid sensibility entirely -- you can jump to another page based on any calculation you choose, possibly derived from a regular expression-based parsing or whatever works. You aren't restricted to just following links and filling in forms that you can find on the page.
Have you see webunit? It's not the nicest API, but it works (I've used it at three employers now).
Sure beats raw HTTP requests...
I have looked at it before, but my natural laziness with respect to function testing kept me from using it. PBP was the first thing that really felt right. Though now I'm also thinking positively about doctest, and I can imagine webunit and doctest being a good combination (maybe also building on the XML doctest extension I talked about earlier: https://ianbicking.org/xml-and-doctest.html )
I guess webunit and Mechanize have similar scopes, but I haven't really thought about how they compare.


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