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Save the Date for the European HTCondor Workshop Sept 20 - 24!
The European HTCondor Workshop will be held from Monday 20 September to Friday 24 September 2021. Mark your calendars!
Due to the current pandemic still largely impacting international travel, the workshop will be held purely virtually. (We warmly thank INFN Torino in Italy for the proposal to host.)
The workshop will be organized as videoconference and/or Webcast sessions of about three hours per day, probably somewhere between 15:00 h and 19:00 h Paris time (13:00 h - 17:00 h UTC, 8 am - 12 am CDT).
The workshop will be an excellent occasion for learning from the sources (the developers!) about HTCondor, exchanging with your colleagues about experiences and plans, and providing your feedback to the experts. The HTCondor Compute Element (CE) will be covered as well. Participation is open to all organisations (including companies) and persons interested inHTCondor (and by no means restricted to particle physics and/or academia!) If you know potentially interested persons, don’t hesitate to make them aware of this opportunity.
The workshop will cover both using and administering HTCondor; topics will be chosen to best match participants’ interests (see below).
Attendance is free of charge, but requires registration (see below).
If you consider attending, we would very much like to know about your project, your experience and your plans. Hence you are warmly encouraged to propose a short presentation.
Registration and abstract submission are now open. The registration deadline is September 24, 2021 and the deadline to submit an abstract is September 12, 2021.
If you have any questions, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are looking forward to a rich, productive workshop, and we hope to meet many of you at the virtual workshop!
Todd Tannenbaum HTCondor Technical Lead, U Wisconsin, Madison, USA
Helge Meinhard Chair of organising committee, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
Sept 20 - 24 2021
Likely 15:00 h and 19:00 h Paris time (13:00 h - 17:00 h UTC, 8 am - 12 am CDT).
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No fees, but registration is required.
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Submit an abstract before September 12, 2021
Contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you have any questions about the event, feel free to email us:


(function(){
ExpectJS 0.0.15
(c) 2013 Mikael Blomberg ExpectJS may be freely distributed under the MIT license.
(function(){
Save a reference to the global object (window
in the browser, exports
on the server).
var root = this;
Save the previous value of the expect
variable, so that it can be
restored later on, if noConflict
is used.
var previousExpect = root.expect;
The top-level namespace. All public ExpectJS classes and modules will be attached to this. Exported for both the browser and the server.
var expect = ExpectJS;
if ((typeof module === "object") &&
(typeof module.exports === "object")) {
module.exports = expect;
} else {
root.expect = expect;
}
Current version of the library. Keep in sync with package.json
.
expect.VERSION = '0.0.15';
Runs ExpectJS in noConflict mode, returning the expect
variable
to its previous owner. Returns a reference to this expect object.
expect.noConflict = function() {
root.expect = previousExpect;
return this;
};
A function for failing expects in ExpectJS. The function throws an Error with the given 'message', 'actual', and 'expected' values.
expect.toFail = function(message, actual, expected) {
var AssertionError = new Error(message);
AssertionError.actual = actual;
AssertionError.expected = expected;
throw AssertionError;
}
ExpectJS constructor
function ExpectJS(expression) {
ExpectJS object
var prototype = Object.create(null);
ExpectJS 'not' property to negate the matcher
prototype.not = Object.create(null);
A function for adding more matchers to ExpectJS. The added function will have the given name and negated in the 'not' property.
function addMatcher(name, matcherFunction, notMatcherFunction) {
prototype[name] = matcherFunction;
prototype.not[name] = notMatcherFunction;
}
A function for comparing 'actual' with 'expected' using the identity operator. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function identityComparison(actual, expected, not) {
if (((not === true) && (actual !== expected)) ||
((not !== true) && (actual === expected))) {
return prototype;
} else {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + " to equal " + expected,
actual,
expected);
}
};
A function for comparing 'actual' with 'expected' using the less than operator. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function lessThanComparison(actual, expected, not) {
if (((not === true) && (actual > expected)) ||
((not !== true) && (actual < expected))) {
return prototype;
} else {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + (not === true ? " not" : "") + " to be less than " + expected,
actual,
expected);
}
};
A function for comparing 'actual' with 'expected' using the greater than operator. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function greaterThanComparison(actual, expected, not) {
if (((not === true) && (actual < expected)) ||
((not !== true) && (actual > expected))) {
return prototype;
} else {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + (not === true ? " not" : "") + " to be greater than " + expected,
actual,
expected);
}
};
A function for comparing 'actual' with 'expected' using the given precision. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function precisionComparison(actual, expected, precision, not) {
Default undefined precision to 2
var undef;
if (precision === undef) {
precision = 2;
}
var difference = Math.abs(expected - actual);
var tolerance = (Math.pow(10, -precision) / 2);
if (((not === true) && (difference > tolerance)) ||
((not !== true) && (difference < tolerance))) {
return prototype;
} else {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + (not === true ? " not" : "") + " to be within +/-" + tolerance + " from value " + expected,
actual,
expected);
}
};
A function for comparing objects 'actual' with 'expected' using the identity operator. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function deepComparison(actual, expected, not) {
Compare values using the identity operator
if (((not === true) && (actual !== expected)) ||
((not !== true) && (actual === expected))) {
return prototype;
Compare object type as only objects can have deep comparison TODO: handle more data types
} else if (((not === true) &&
(typeof actual === "object") &&
(typeof expected !== "object")) ||
((not !== true) &&
(typeof actual !== "object") &&
(typeof expected !== "object"))) {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + " to equal " + expected,
actual,
expected);
} else {
Unfortunately, there is no way to access Object properties in a recursive fashion in legacy browsers therefore we are forced to break the looping rules of functional programming
var actualKeys = [];
for(var actualProperty in actual) {
actualKeys.push(actualProperty);
}
var expectedKeys = [];
for(var expectedProperty in expected) {
expectedKeys.push(expectedProperty);
}
Check key array lengths, if they aren't identical, then the objects are different
if (((not === true) && (actualKeys.length === expectedKeys.length)) ||
((not !== true) && (actualKeys.length !== expectedKeys.length))) {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + " to equal " + expected,
actual,
expected);
} else {
The arrays have the same lenght, then check the keys are identical
for(var index = 0, indexLength = actualKeys.length; index < indexLength; index += 1) {
var key = actualKeys[index];
if (((not === true) && (actual[key] === expected[key])) ||
((not !== true) && (actual[key] !== expected[key]))) {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + " to equal " + expected,
actual,
expected);
}
}
}
No differences were detected, return prototype for chaining
return prototype;
}
};
A function for recursively comparing array values with 'expected' using the identity operator. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function recursiveComparison(array, expected, not) {
Store the index for the last value in the array to compare when all elements in the array has been checked
var lastIndex = array.length - 1;
Use recursion function to utilizes the closure for accessing the values
var recursion = function(index) {
var value = array[index];
Halt condition: All elements in the array has been checked and none was the 'expected' value or the 'not' expected value has been found
if (((not !== true) && (lastIndex === index)) ||
((not === true) && (value === expected))) {
return expect.toFail("Expected to find " + expected + " in " + array,
array,
expected);
Pass condition: The 'expected' value has been found or all elements in the array has been checked and none was the 'not' expected value
} else if (((not !== true) && (value === expected)) ||
((not === true) && (lastIndex === index))) {
return prototype;
} else {
return recursion(index + 1);
}
};
Execute the recursion function to start from the first element in the array
recursion(0);
}
A function for comparing the 'actual' string with the 'expected' pattern using regular expressions. The comparison is negated when 'not' is true. Returns itself for chaining.
function matchComparison(actual, expected, not) {
Create regular expression of "expected" unless "expected" already is a regular expression.
var regularExpression = (typeof expected === "object" && typeof expected.test === "function") ?
expected :
new RegExp(expected);
Test the regular expression pattern for the "actual". The match passes when the test returns true and the "not" parameter is false or when the test returns false and the "not" parameter is true.
if (regularExpression.test(actual) === !not) {
return prototype;
The match fails when the test returns true and the "not" parameter is also true or when the test returns false and the "not" parameter is false.
} else {
return expect.toFail("Expected " + actual + (not === true ? " not" : "") + " to match " + regularExpression,
actual,
expected);
}
};
The 'toBe' matcher compares 'expression' and 'expected' with ===. 'not.toBe' compares 'expression' and 'expected' with !==. The match passes if they are the same object or primitives and returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBe', function(expected) {
return identityComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function (expected) {
return identityComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toBeDefined' matcher compares 'expression' with !== undefined. 'not.toBeDefined' compares 'expression' with === undefined. The match passes if they are the same object or primitives and returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBeDefined', function() {
var notDefined; // notDefined is deliberately not defined, to be evaluated as undefined.
return identityComparison(expression, notDefined, true);
}, function() {
var notDefined; // notDefined is deliberately not defined, to be evaluated as undefined.
return identityComparison(expression, notDefined, false);
});
The 'toBeUndefined' matcher compares 'expression' with === undefined. 'not.toBeUndefined' compares 'expression' with !== undefined. The match passes if they are the same object or primitives and returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBeUndefined', function() {
var notDefined; // notDefined is deliberately not defined, to be evaluated as undefined.
return identityComparison(expression, notDefined, false);
}, function() {
var notDefined; // notDefined is deliberately not defined, to be evaluated as undefined.
return identityComparison(expression, notDefined, true);
});
The 'toBeNull' matcher compares 'expression' with === null. 'not.toBeNull' compares 'expression' with !== null. The match passes if they are the same object or primitives and returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBeNull', function() {
var isNull = null;
return identityComparison(expression, isNull, false);
}, function() {
var isNull = null;
return identityComparison(expression, isNull, true);
});
The 'toBeThruthy' matcher compares !!'expression' with === true. 'not.toBeThruthy' compares !!'expression' with !== true. The match passes if they are both true returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBeTruthy', function() {
return identityComparison(!!expression, true, false);
}, function() {
return identityComparison(!!expression, true, true);
});
The 'toBeFalsy' matcher compares !'expression' with === true. 'not.toBeFalsy' compares !!'expression' with !== true. The match passes if they are both false returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toBeFalsy', function() {
return identityComparison(!expression, true, false);
}, function() {
return identityComparison(!expression, true, true);
});
The 'toEqual' matcher compares 'expression' with the 'expected' value.
addMatcher('toEqual', function (expected) {
return deepComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function (expected) {
return deepComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toMatch' matcher compares 'expression' with the 'expected' regular expression.
addMatcher('toMatch', function (expected) {
return matchComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function (expected) {
return matchComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toBeLessThan' matcher compares 'expression' with 'expected' using less than operator.
addMatcher('toBeLessThan', function (expected) {
return lessThanComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function (expected) {
return lessThanComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toBeLessThan' matcher compares 'expression' with 'expected' using greater than operator.
addMatcher('toBeGreaterThan', function (expected) {
return greaterThanComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function (expected) {
return greaterThanComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toBeCloseTo' matcher compares 'expression' to 'expected' with the given 'precision'.
addMatcher('toBeCloseTo', function (expected, precision) {
return precisionComparison(expression, expected, precision, false);
}, function (expected, precision) {
return precisionComparison(expression, expected, precision, true);
});
The 'toContain' matcher searches the 'expression' Array for the 'expected' value. 'not.toContain' searches the 'expression' Array not to contain the 'expected' value. The match passes if the 'expected' value is found. returns itself for chaining
A failed match throws a failed object with actual and expected values.
addMatcher('toContain', function(expected) {
return recursiveComparison(expression, expected, false);
}, function(expected) {
return recursiveComparison(expression, expected, true);
});
The 'toThrow' matcher catches the exception the 'expression' throws when executed. 'not.toThrow' expects no exception to be thrown when the 'expression' is executed.


#ThisIsBTS trending worldwide as fans support BTS amidst Grammy nomination snub
by sl278BTS is trending worldwide as fans express their support and anger after the group didn't receive a nomination for the 62nd annual Grammy Awards scheduled to be held at Staples Center in Los Angeles on January 26, 2020.
The hashtag #ThisisBTS is trending number four worldwide and quickly rising as fans bring their support to the table.
What do you think of this situation?


We were but wee freshmen at East Campus. We were skinny fat. Then we graduated and our personalities mellowed enough to be tolerable. After the 7 year itch had come and went, we felt we had done enough waffling. Now we will live happy ever after.


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Greg Hurrell
You're running the experimental alpha release. If the stability is a problem, you can install the stable 3.2 release, which also works on Leopard and has total feature parity. You can get it from:
https://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-classic/download/tiger/
Without more information, this report looks like a duplicate of:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=655
Which itself may be a duplicate of:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=654
Or:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=640
Basically awaiting more information to determine whether these are actually the same problem.
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Greg Hurrell
Going to mark this one as closed seeing as it is a likely duplicate of issue #640. Please feel free to add comments to that issue, or reopen this one if you feel that it is actually a different issue.
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abstract suspend fun toWeakCache(): WritableWeakCache<T>
converts this WritableLazyCache to WritableWeakCache.
Since 0.1.0


You are looking at the docs for v4.x. You can check out this page for Mongoid v3.x if you haven't upgraded yet.
Upgrading
Use this as a reference when upgrading between Mongoid versions.
You can always reference the
CHANGELOG
for bug fixes, new features, and major changes
between versions.
| Mongoid follows versioning guidelines as outlined by the Semantic Versioning Specification, so you can expect only backwards incompatible changes in major versions. |
Upgrading to 3.0
If you are just wanting to generate a new mongoid.yml
from
scratch, ensure you delete the old one first so you do not get validation
errors when initializing the app at generation time.
The following are backwards incompatible changes in this release.
-
bson and bson_ext gems are no longer necessary, and `BSON::ObjectId` objects
are no longer compatible with Mongoid documents. Use
Moped::BSON::ObjectId
instead. It is safe to remove both gems from your Gemfile and any other dependencies. They have been replaced by Moped (seeMoped::BSON
). Note that if you had not been converting your object ids to strings and were storing them in any way that would cause a Marshal dump, you may need to restore these values as strings. This is because the internals of Moped's BSON and the 10gen BSON gem are not designed in the same manner, even though both have the same public API and adhere to the same spec. - GridFS support no longer exists. If you are using GridFS, you cannot upgrade.
-
Indexing syntax has changed. The first parameter is now a hash of
name/direction pairs with an optional second hash parameter for
additional options.
Normal indexing with options, directions are either 1 or -1:
class Band include Mongoid::Document field :name, type: String index({ name: 1 }, { unique: true, background: true }) end
Geospatial indexing needs "2d" as its direction.
class Venue include Mongoid::Document field :location, type: Array index location: "2d" end
-
Custom serializable fields have revamped. Your object no longer should
include
Mongoid::Fields::Serializable
- instead it only needs to implement 4 methods:#mongoize
,.mongoize
,.demongoize
and.evolve
.See Custom Fields Serialization for details on the implementation.
-
Document#changes
is no longer a hash with indifferent access. -
after_initialize
callbacks no longer cascade to children if the option is set. -
#1865
count
on the memory and mongo contexts now behave exactly the same as Ruby'scount
on enumerable, and can take an object or a block. This is optimized on the mongo context not to load everything in memory with the exception of passing a block.Band.where(name: "Tool").count Band.where(name: "Tool").count(tool) # redundant. Band.where(name: "Tool") do |doc| doc.likes > 0 end
Note that although the signatures are the same for both the memory and mongo contexts, it's recommended you only use the block syntax for the memory context since the embedded documents are already loaded into memory.
Also note that passing a boolean to take skip and limit into account is no longer supported, as this is not necessarily a useful feature.
-
The
autocreate_indexes
configuration option has been removed. -
Model.defaults
no longer exists. You may get all defaults with a combination ofModel.pre_processed_defaults
andModel.post_processed_defaults
.Band.pre_processed_defaults Band.post_processed_defaults
-
Model.identity
andModel.key
have been removed. For custom ids, users must now override the _id field.When the default value is a proc, the default is applied *after* all other attributes are set.
class Band include Mongoid::Document field :_id, type: String, default: ->{ name } end
To have the default applied before other attributes, set
:pre_processed
to true.class Band include Mongoid::Document field :_id, type: String, pre_processed: true, default: ->{ Moped::BSON::ObjectId.new.to_s } end
-
Custom application exceptions in various languages has been removed,
along with the
Mongoid.add_language
feature. - Mongoid no longer supports 1.8 syntax. 1.9.x or other vms running in 1.9 mode is now only supported.
-
#1734
When searching for documents via
Model.find
with multiple ids, Mongoid will raise an error if not all ids are found, and tell you what the missing ones were. Previously the error only got raised if nothing was returned. - #1675 Adding presence validation on a relation now enables autosave. This is to ensure that when a new parent object is saved with a new child and marked is valid, both are persisted to ensure a correct state in the database.
-
#1484
Model#has_attribute?
now behaves the same as Active Record. - #1475 Active Support's time zone is now used by default in time serialization if it is defined.
- #1471 Mongoid no longer strips any level of precision off of times.
-
#1342
Model.find
andmodel.relation.find
now only take a single or multiple ids.Model.first
,Model.last
also no longer take arguments. For these useModel.find_by
instead. -
#1291
The
mongoid.yml
has been revamped completely, and upgrading existing applications will greet you with some lovely Mongoid specific configuration errors. You can re-generate a new mongoid.yml via the existing rake task, which is commented to an insane degree to help you with all the configuration possibilities. -
#1291
The
persist_in_safe_mode
configuration option has been removed. You must now tell a database session in the mongoid.yml whether or not it should persist in safe mode by default.production: sessions: default: database: my_app_prod hosts: - db.app.com:27018 - db.app.com:27019 options: consistency: :eventual safe: true
-
#1291
safely
andunsafely
have been removed. Please now usewith
to provide safe mode options at runtime.Band.with(safe: true).create band.with(safe: { w: 3 }).save! Band.with(safe: false).create!
-
#1270
Relation macros have been changed to match their AR counterparts:
only
:has_one
,:has_many
,:has_and_belongs_to_many
, and:belongs_to
exist now. -
#1268
Model#new?
has been removed, developers must now always useModel#new_record?
. -
#1182
A reload is no longer required to refresh a relation after setting
the value of the foreign key field for it. Note this behaves exactly as
Active Record.
If the id is set, but the document for it has not been persisted, accessing the relation will return empty results.
If the id is set and its document is persisted, accessing the relation will return the document.
If the id is set, but the base document is not saved afterwards, then reloading will return the document to its original state.
-
#1093
Field serialization strategies have changed on Array, Hash, Integer
and Boolean to be more consistent and match AR where appropriate.
Serialization of arrays calls
Array.wrap(object)
Serialization of hashes calls
Hash[object]
(to_hash on the object)Serialization of integers always returns an int via
to_i
Serialization of booleans defaults to false instead of nil.
-
#933
:field.size
has been renamed to:field.with_size
in criteria for $size not to conflict with Symbol's size method. -
#797
Mongoid scoping code has been completely rewritten, and now
matches the Active Record API. With this backwards incompatible change,
some methods have been removed or renamed.
Criteria#as_conditions
andCriteria#fuse
no longer exist.Criteria#merge
now only accepts another object that responds toto_criteria
.Criteria#merge!
now merges in another object without creating a new criteria object.Band.where(name: "Tool").merge!(criteria)
Named scopes and default scopes no longer take hashes as parameters. From now on only criteria and procs wrapping criteria will be accepted, and an error will be raised if the arguments are incorrect.
class Band include Mongoid::Document default_scope ->{ where(active: true) } scope :inactive, where(active: false) scope :invalid, where: { valid: false } # This will raise an error. end
The
named_scope
macro has been removed, from now on only usescope
.Model.unscoped
now accepts a block which will not allow default scoping to be applied for any calls inside the block.Band.unscoped do Band.scoped.where(name: "Ministry") end
Model.scoped
now takes options that will be set directly on the criteria options hash.Band.scoped(skip: 10, limit: 20)


A wrapper for pulling track audio features from the 'Spotify' Web API <http://developer.spotify.com/web-api> in bulk. By automatically batching API requests, it allows you to enter an artist's name and retrieve their entire discography in seconds, along with audio features and track/album popularity metrics. You can also pull song and playlist information for a given 'Spotify' user (including yourself!).
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.3) |
| Imports: | dplyr, purrr, tidyr, httr, lubridate |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2017-11-17 |
| Author: | Charlie Thompson [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Charlie Thompson <charles.thompson at barcelonagse.eu> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/charlie86/spotifyr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/charlie86/spotifyr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | spotifyr results |
| Reference manual: | spotifyr.pdf |
| Package source: | spotifyr_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: spotifyr_1.0.0.zip, r-release: spotifyr_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: spotifyr_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: spotifyr_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: spotifyr_1.0.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=spotifyr to link to this page.


Choose the number of
green
tickets to sell.
0
1
2
3
4
5
Your earnings from this round will be the sum of
Francs from the
ticket
s
you keep: {{green_value}} ×
=
Francs from the
ticket
s
you sell: (auction price) ×
Choose the number of
blue
tickets to sell.
0
1
2
3
4
5
Your earnings from this round will be the sum of
Francs from the
ticket
s
you keep: {{blue_value}} ×
=
Francs from the
ticket
s
you sell: (auction price) ×
Confirm


Expression:
Functions:
Result name (alias):
Display result (in base class)
Result at least (>=):
Result at most (<=):


{% extends "instructions/home.html" %} {% block header %} {% with headerMessage='Gene Definition' %} {% include "includes/header.html" %} {% endwith %} {% endblock %} {% block breadcrumb %}
Gene concepts include:
If you suspect an unfamiliar term of being a gene/gene product name or symbol but are unsure, check here: genenames.org or ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/ or visit our new Wikia forum for help


The Shiba Inu is the smallest of the six original and distinct spitz breeds of dog from Japan. A small, agile dog that copes very well with mountainous terrain, the Shiba Inu was originally bred for hunting.
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Created on 19 August 2013 @author: Charlie Lewis
This class is responsible for validating clients and controlling the orchestration between clients the Hemlock metadata/data store.
Imports the client specific as a python module.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns string name of client credential file and instance of the client class |
Connects to the Hemlock couchbase server.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns an instance of the couchbase connection |
Gets the arguments from the command line.
| Parameters: | debug – instance of Hemlock_Debugger |
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns list of arguments |
Gets the credentials for connecting the client and the credentials for connecting to the Hemlock server.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns two dictionaries of the client and server credentials |
Processes the arguments passed in to ensure that the right ones are supplied before trying to execute against them.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns client system uuid, the client technology to use, and the number of splits (defaults to -1 if not supplied) |
Sends data to the Hemlock couchbase server that is recieved from the client system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Callback for hstream_odd, should only happen if something failed.
| Parameters: | data – data that failed |
|---|
Spawns asyncronous workers when calling an hstream_odd client.
| Parameters: | debug – instance of Hemlock_Debugger |
|---|
Sends data to the Hemlock couchbase server that is recieved from the client system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Verifies that the system supplied exists in the Hemlock system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
This module is used for running a debugger across all modules in Hemlock.
Create on 28 August 2013 @author: Charlie Lewis
This class is responsible for printing out debug statements as well as write them to file.
Prints and logs all debug statements.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
This module gets all needed credentials in preparation for getting data from clients and into Hemlock’s metadata/data store.
Created on 26 August 2013 @author: Charlie Lewis
This class is responsible for pulling out the credentials from the Hemlock server for both the client system and the Hemlock metadata/data store.
Retrieves the credentials for both the client system as well as the Hemlock server that are stored in the Hemlock MySQL server.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns two dictionaries for the client system and Hemlock server credentials |
Connects to the Hemlock MySQL server to get an instance for retrieving credentials.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns an instance of the mysql connection |


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Interface TreeFilter<E extends Element<E>>
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- All Known Implementing Classes:
BaseTreeFilter
,IncludeExcludeTreeFilter
,IndependentTreeFilter
,OverridableIncludeExcludeTreeFilter
public interface TreeFilter<E extends Element<E>>
A tree filter is something that is called repeatedly by the caller as the caller walks a tree of elements in a depth first search manner. The tree filter gives the caller filtering results and walk instructions.As a caller of some implementation of this interface, please study the documentation of the individual methods on this interface to learn at what times the methods are supposed to be called.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description Map<E,FilterFinishResult>
finish()
Called after all elements have been processed to see if any of them have changed in their filtering result (which could be the case if there are dependencies between elements other than that of parent-child).FilterFinishResult
finish(E element)
This method is called after the filtering hasstarted
and all children have been processed by this filter.static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>intersection(List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
Returns a filter that matches if all of the provided filters match.static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>intersection(TreeFilter<E>... fs)
static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>matchAndDescend()
static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>merge(BinaryOperator<FilterStartResult> mergeStarts, BinaryOperator<FilterFinishResult> mergeFinishes, FilterStartResult defaultStartResult, FilterFinishResult defaultFinishResult, List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
Merges the filters together using the provided functions to combine the individual results.static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>merge(BinaryOperator<FilterStartResult> mergeStarts, BinaryOperator<FilterFinishResult> mergeFinishes, FilterStartResult defaultStartResult, FilterFinishResult defaultFinishResult, TreeFilter<E>... fs)
FilterStartResult
start(E element)
This method is called when an element is about to be filtered.static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>union(List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
static <E extends Element<E>>
TreeFilter<E>union(TreeFilter<E>... fs)
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Method Detail
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matchAndDescend
static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> matchAndDescend()
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merge
@SafeVarargs static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> merge(BinaryOperator<FilterStartResult> mergeStarts, BinaryOperator<FilterFinishResult> mergeFinishes, FilterStartResult defaultStartResult, FilterFinishResult defaultFinishResult, TreeFilter<E>... fs)
-
merge
static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> merge(BinaryOperator<FilterStartResult> mergeStarts, BinaryOperator<FilterFinishResult> mergeFinishes, FilterStartResult defaultStartResult, FilterFinishResult defaultFinishResult, List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
Merges the filters together using the provided functions to combine the individual results.- Parameters:
mergeStarts
- the function to combine two filter start resultsmergeFinishes
- the function to combine two filter finish resultsdefaultStartResult
- the default start result in case there are no filters in the provided listdefaultFinishResult
- the default finish result in case there are no filters in the provided listfs
- the list of filters to merge
-
intersection
@SafeVarargs static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> intersection(TreeFilter<E>... fs)
- See Also:
intersection(List)
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intersection
static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> intersection(List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
Returns a filter that matches if all of the provided filters match.
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union
@SafeVarargs static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> union(TreeFilter<E>... fs)
- See Also:
union(List)
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union
static <E extends Element<E>> TreeFilter<E> union(List<TreeFilter<E>> fs)
- Returns:
- a filter that matches if at least one of the provided filters matches.
-
start
FilterStartResult start(E element)
This method is called when an element is about to be filtered. After this call all the children will be processed (if the result instructs the caller to do so). Only after that, thefinish(Element)
will be called with the same element as this method.- Parameters:
element
- the element to start filtering- Returns:
- a filter result informing the caller what was the result of filtering and whether to descend to children or not
-
finish
FilterFinishResult finish(E element)
This method is called after the filtering hasstarted
and all children have been processed by this filter.Note that the result can still be
Ternary.UNDECIDED
. It is expected that such elements will in the end be resolved with thefinish()
method.- Parameters:
element
- the element for which the filtering has finished- Returns:
- the result of filtering
-
finish
Map<E,FilterFinishResult> finish()
Called after all elements have been processed to see if any of them have changed in their filtering result (which could be the case if there are dependencies between elements other than that of parent-child).Note that the result can remain
Ternary.UNDECIDED
. It is upon the caller to then decide what to do with such elements.- Returns:
- the final results for elements that were previously undecided if their filtering status changed
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git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Node-Starter.git <project_name>
cd <project_name>
npm install
# create the db directory
sudo mkdir -p /data/db
# give the db correct read/write permissions
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npm run build
npm start
Navigate to http://localhost:3000
The main purpose of this repository is to show a good end-to-end project setup and workflow for writing Node code in TypeScript. I will try to keep this as up-to-date as possible, but community contributions and recommendations for improvements are encouraged and will be most welcome.
In the next few sections I will call out everything that changes when adding TypeScript to an Express project. Note that all of this has already been setup for this project, but feel free to use this as a reference for converting other Node.js project to TypeScript.
Note on editors! - TypeScript has great support in every editor, but this project has been pre-configured for use with VS Code. Throughout the README I'll try to call out specific places where VS code really shines or where this project has been setup to take advantage of specific features.
TypeScript itself is simple to add to any project with npm
.
npm install -D typescript
If you're using VS Code then you're good to go!
VS Code will detect and use the TypeScript version you have installed in your node_modules
folder.
For other editors, make sure you have the corresponding TypeScript plugin.
The most obvious difference in a TypeScript + Node project is the folder structure.
In a TypeScript project, it's best to have separate source and distributable files.
TypeScript (.ts
) files live in your src
folder and after compilation are output as JavaScript (.js
) in the dist
folder.
The test
and views
folders remain top level as expected.
The full folder structure of this app is explained below:
Note! Make sure you have already built the app using
npm run build
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| .vscode | Contains VS Code specific settings |
| dist | Contains the distributable (or output) from your TypeScript build. This is the code you ship |
| node_modules | Contains all your npm dependencies |
| src | Contains your source code that will be compiled to the dist dir |
| src/config | Passport authentication strategies and login middleware. Add other complex config code here |
| src/controllers | Controllers define functions that respond to various http requests |
| src/models | Models define Mongoose schemas that will be used in storing and retrieving data from MongoDB |
| src/public | Static assets that will be used client side |
| src/types | Holds .d.ts files not found on DefinitelyTyped. Covered more in this section |
| src/server.ts | Entry point to your express app |
| test | Contains your tests. Seperate from source because there is a different build process. |
| views | Views define how your app renders on the client. In this case we're using pug |
| .env.example | API keys, tokens, passwords, database URI. Clone this, but don't check it in to public repos. |
| .travis.yml | Used to configure Travis CI build |
| .copyStaticAssets.ts | Build script that copies images, fonts, and JS libs to the dist folder |
| jest.config.js | Used to configure Jest |
| package.json | File that contains npm dependencies as well as build scripts |
| tsconfig.json | Config settings for compiling server code written in TypeScript |
| tsconfig.tests.json | Config settings for compiling tests written in TypeScript |
| tslint.json | Config settings for TSLint code style checking |
It is rare for JavaScript projects not to have some kind of build pipeline these days, however Node projects typically have the least amount build configuration. Because of this I've tried to keep the build as simple as possible. If you're concerned about compile time, the main watch task takes ~2s to refresh.
TypeScript uses the file tsconfig.json
to adjust project compile options.
Let's dissect this project's tsconfig.json
, starting with the compilerOptions
which details how your project is compiled.
"compilerOptions": {
"module": "commonjs",
"target": "es6",
"noImplicitAny": true,
"moduleResolution": "node",
"sourceMap": true,
"outDir": "dist",
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"*": [
"node_modules/*",
"src/types/*"
]
}
},
compilerOptions |
Description |
|---|---|
"module": "commonjs" |
The output module type (in your .js files). Node uses commonjs, so that is what we use |
"target": "es6" |
The output language level. Node supports ES6, so we can target that here |
"noImplicitAny": true |
Enables a stricter setting which throws errors when something has a default any value |
"moduleResolution": "node" |
TypeScript attempts to mimic Node's module resolution strategy. Read more here |
"sourceMap": true |
We want source maps to be output along side our JavaScript. See the debugging section |
"outDir": "dist" |
Location to output .js files after compilation |
"baseUrl": "." |
Part of configuring module resolution. See path mapping section |
paths: {...} |
Part of configuring module resolution. See path mapping section |
The rest of the file define the TypeScript project context.
The project context is basically a set of options that determine which files are compiled when the compiler is invoked with a specific tsconfig.json
.
In this case, we use the following to define our project context:
"include": [
"src/**/*"
]
include
takes an array of glob patterns of files to include in the compilation.
This project is fairly simple and all of our .ts files are under the src
folder.
For more complex setups, you can include an exclude
array of glob patterns that removes specific files from the set defined with include
.
There is also a files
option which takes an array of individual file names which overrides both include
and exclude
.
All the different build steps are orchestrated via npm scripts.
Npm scripts basically allow us to call (and chain) terminal commands via npm.
This is nice because most JavaScript tools have easy to use command line utilities allowing us to not need grunt or gulp to manage our builds.
If you open package.json
, you will see a scripts
section with all the different scripts you can call.
To call a script, simply run npm run <script-name>
from the command line.
You'll notice that npm scripts can call each other which makes it easy to compose complex builds out of simple individual build scripts.
Below is a list of all the scripts this template has available:
| Npm Script | Description |
|---|---|
start |
Does the same as 'npm run serve'. Can be invoked with npm start |
build |
Full build. Runs ALL build tasks (build-sass , build-ts , tslint , copy-static-assets ) |
serve |
Runs node on dist/server.js which is the apps entry point |
watch |
Runs all watch tasks (TypeScript, Sass, Node). Use this if you're not touching static assets. |
test |
Runs tests using Jest test runner |
build-ts |
Compiles all source .ts files to .js files in the dist folder |
watch-ts |
Same as build-ts but continuously watches .ts files and re-compiles when needed |
build-sass |
Compiles all .scss files to .css files |
watch-sass |
Same as build-sass but continuously watches .scss files and re-compiles when needed |
tslint |
Runs TSLint on project files |
copy-static-assets |
Calls script that copies JS libs, fonts, and images to dist directory |
.d.ts
) FilesTypeScript uses .d.ts
files to provide types for JavaScript libraries that were not written in TypeScript.
This is great because once you have a .d.ts
file, TypeScript can type check that library and provide you better help in your editor.
The TypeScript community actively shares all of the most up-to-date .d.ts
files for popular libraries on a GitHub repository called DefinitelyTyped.
Making sure that your .d.ts
files are setup correctly is super important because once they're in place, you get an incredible amount high quality of type checking (and thus bug catching, IntelliSense, and other editor tools) for free.
Note! Because we're using
"noImplicitAny": true
, we are required to have a.d.ts
file for every library we use. While you could setnoImplicitAny
tofalse
to silence errors about missing.d.ts
files, it is a best practice to have a.d.ts
file for every library. (Even if the.d.ts
file is basically empty!)
.d.ts
files from DefinitelyTypedFor the most part, you'll find .d.ts
files for the libraries you are using on DefinitelyTyped.
These .d.ts
files can be easily installed into your project by using the npm scope @types
.
For example, if we want the .d.ts
file for jQuery, we can do so with npm install --save-dev @types/jquery
.
Note! Be sure to add
--save-dev
(or-D
) to yournpm install
..d.ts
files are project dependencies, but only used at compile time and thus should be dev dependencies.
In this template, all the .d.ts
files have already been added to devDependencies
in package.json
, so you will get everything you need after running your first npm install
.
Once .d.ts
files have been installed using npm, you should see them in your node_modules/@types
folder.
The compiler will always look in this folder for .d.ts
files when resolving JavaScript libraries.
If you try to install a .d.ts
file from @types
and it isn't found, or you check DefinitelyTyped and cannot find a specific library, you will want to create your own .d.ts file
.
In the src
folder of this project, you'll find the types
folder which holds the .d.ts
files that aren't on DefinitelyTyped (or weren't as of the time of this writing).
.d.ts
files in another folderThe compiler knows to look in node_modules/@types
by default, but to help the compiler find our own .d.ts
files we have to configure path mapping in our tsconfig.json
.
Path mapping can get pretty confusing, but the basic idea is that the TypeScript compiler will look in specific places, in a specific order when resolving modules, and we have the ability to tell the compiler exactly how to do it.
In the tsconfig.json
for this project you'll see the following:
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"*": [
"node_modules/*",
"src/types/*"
]
}
This tells the TypeScript compiler that in addition to looking in node_modules/@types
for every import (*
) also look in our own .d.ts
file location <baseUrl>
+ src/types/*
.
So when we write something like:
import * as flash from "express-flash";
First the compiler will look for a d.ts
file in node_modules/@types
and then when it doesn't find one look in src/types
and find our file express-flash.d.ts
.
dts-gen
Unless you are familiar with .d.ts
files, I strongly recommend trying to use the tool dts-gen first.
The README does a great job explaining how to use the tool, and for most cases, you'll get an excellent scaffold of a .d.ts
file to start with.
In this project, bcrypt-nodejs.d.ts
, fbgraph.d.ts
, and lusca.d.ts
were all generated using dts-gen
.
.d.ts
fileIf generating a .d.ts
using dts-gen
isn't working, you should tell me about it first, but then you can create your own .d.ts
file.
If you just want to silence the compiler for the time being, create a file called <some-library>.d.ts
in your types
folder and then add this line of code:
declare module "<some-library>";
If you want to invest some time into making a great .d.ts
file that will give you great type checking and IntelliSense, the TypeScript website has great docs on authoring .d.ts
files.
The reason it's so easy to get great .d.ts
files for most libraries is that developers like you contribute their work back to DefinitelyTyped.
Contributing .d.ts
files is a great way to get into the open source community if it's something you've never tried before, and as soon as your changes are accepted, every other developer in the world has access to your work.
If you're interested in giving it a shot, check out the guidance on DefinitelyTyped. If you're not interested, you should tell me why so we can help make it easier in the future!
.d.ts
managementIn general if you stick to the following steps you should have minimal .d.ts
issues;
.d.ts
file via @types
..d.ts
file on DefinitelyTyped, the install will succeed and you are done.
If the install fails because the package doesn't exist, continue to step 3.d.ts
files.d.ts
file with dts-gen.
If it succeeds, you are done.
If not, continue to step 5.<some-library>.d.ts
in your types
folder.declare module "<some-library>";
.d.ts
file by following this guide on authoring .d.ts
files or continue with no types.Debugging TypeScript is exactly like debugging JavaScript with one caveat, you need source maps.
Source maps allow you to drop break points in your TypeScript source code and have that break point be hit by the JavaScript that is being executed at runtime.
Note! - Source maps aren't specific to TypeScript. Anytime JavaScript is transformed (transpiled, compiled, optimized, minified, etc) you need source maps so that the code that is executed at runtime can be mapped back to the source that generated it.
The best part of source maps is when configured correctly, you don't even know they exist! So let's take a look at how we do that in this project.
First you need to make sure your tsconfig.json
has source map generation enabled:
"compilerOptions" {
"sourceMap": true
}
With this option enabled, next to every .js
file that the TypeScript compiler outputs there will be a .map.js
file as well.
This .map.js
file provides the information necessary to map back to the source .ts
file while debugging.
Note! - It is also possible to generate "inline" source maps using
"inlineSourceMap": true
. This is more common when writing client side code because some bundlers need inline source maps to preserve the mapping through the bundle. Because we are writing Node.js code, we don't have to worry about this.
Debugging is one of the places where VS Code really shines over other editors. Node.js debugging in VS Code is easy to setup and even easier to use. This project comes pre-configured with everything you need to get started.
When you hit F5
in VS Code, it looks for a top level .vscode
folder with a launch.json
file.
In this file, you can tell VS Code exactly what you want to do:
{
"type": "node",
"request": "attach",
"name": "Attach by Process ID",
"processId": "${command:PickProcess}",
"protocol": "inspector"
}
This is mostly identical to the "Node.js: Attach by Process ID" template with one minor change.
We added "protocol": "inspector"
which tells VS Code that we're using the latest version of Node which uses a new debug protocol.
With this file in place, you can hit F5
to attach a debugger.
You will probably have multiple node processes running, so you need to find the one that shows node dist/server.js
.
Now just set your breakpoints and go!
For this project, I chose Jest as our test framework. While Mocha is probably more common, Mocha seems to be looking for a new maintainer and setting up TypeScript testing in Jest is wicked simple.
To add TypeScript + Jest support, first install a few npm packages:
npm install -D jest ts-jest
jest
is the testing framework itself, and ts-jest
is just a simple function to make running TypeScript tests a little easier.
Jest's configuration lives in jest.config.js
, so let's open it up and add the following code:
module.exports = {
globals: {
'ts-jest': {
tsConfigFile: 'tsconfig.json'
}
},
moduleFileExtensions: [
'ts',
'js'
],
transform: {
'^.+\\.(ts|tsx)$': './node_modules/ts-jest/preprocessor.js'
},
testMatch: [
'**/test/**/*.test.(ts|js)'
],
testEnvironment: 'node'
};
Basically we are telling Jest that we want it to consume all files that match the pattern "**/test/**/*.test.(ts|js)"
(all .test.ts
/.test.js
files in the test
folder), but we want to preprocess the .ts
files first.
This preprocess step is very flexible, but in our case, we just want to compile our TypeScript to JavaScript using our tsconfig.json
.
This all happens in memory when you run the tests, so there are no output .js
test files for you to manage.
Writing tests for web apps has entire books dedicated to it and best practices are strongly influenced by personal style, so I'm deliberately avoiding discussing how or when to write tests in this guide. However, if prescriptive guidance on testing is something that you're interested in, let me know, I'll do some homework and get back to you.
TSLint is a code linter which mainly helps catch minor code quality and style issues. TSLint is very similar to ESLint or JSLint but is built with TypeScript in mind.
Like most linters, TSLint has a wide set of configurable rules as well as support for custom rule sets.
All rules are configured through tslint.json
.
In this project, we are using a fairly basic set of rules with no additional custom rules.
The settings are largely based off the TSLint settings that we use to develop TypeScript itself.
Like the rest of our build steps, we use npm scripts to invoke TSLint. To run TSLint you can call the main build script or just the TSLint task.
npm run build // runs full build including TSLint
npm run tslint // runs only TSLint
Notice that TSLint is not a part of the main watch task. It can be annoying for TSLint to clutter the output window while in the middle of writing a function, so I elected to only run it only during the full build. If you are interesting in seeing TSLint feedback as soon as possible, I strongly recommend the TSLint extension in VS Code.
To enhance your development experience while working in VSCode we also provide you a list of the suggested extensions for working with this project:
Dependencies are managed through package.json
.
In that file you'll find two sections:
dependencies
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| async | Utility library that provides asynchronous control flow. |
| bcrypt-nodejs | Library for hashing and salting user passwords. |
| body-parser | Express 4 middleware. |
| compression | Express 4 middleware. |
| connect-mongo | MongoDB session store for Express. |
| dotenv | Loads environment variables from .env file. |
| errorhandler | Express 4 middleware. |
| express | Node.js web framework. |
| express-flash | Provides flash messages for Express. |
| express-session | Express 4 middleware. |
| express-validator | Easy form validation for Express. |
| fbgraph | Facebook Graph API library. |
| lusca | CSRF middleware. |
| mongoose | MongoDB ODM. |
| morgan | Express 4 middleware. |
| passport | Simple and elegant authentication library for node.js |
| passport-facebook | Sign-in with Facebook plugin. |
| passport-local | Sign-in with Username and Password plugin. |
| pug (jade) | Template engine for Express. |
| request | Simplified HTTP request library. |
devDependencies
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| concurrently | Utility that manages multiple concurrent tasks. Used with npm scripts |
| jest | Testing library for JavaScript. |
| node-sass | Allows to compile .scss files to .css |
| supertest | HTTP assertion library. |
| ts-test | A preprocessor with sourcemap support to help use TypeScript wit Jest. |
| tslint | Linter (similar to ESLint) for TypeScript files |
| typescript | JavaScript compiler/type checker that boosts JavaScript productivity |
To install or update these dependencies you can use npm install
or npm update
.
Here is a section of miscellaneous tips.
A majority of this quick start's content was inspired or adapted from Sahat's excellent Hackathon Starter project.
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WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Human Trafficking
ON:
Bouche, Vanessa Associate Professor, Texas Christian University (Self), Colleyville, TX
Bryant, Sam Owner/operator, Ni6 Group LLC & Nemesis Tactical LLC (Self),
Waxahachie, TX
Budgewater, Dee Deputy Executive Commissioner, Health, Developmental &
Independence Services (also providing written testimony) (Texas Health and Human
Services Commission), Austin, TX
Caruthers, James Senior Staff Attorney (also providing written testimony) (Children at
Risk), Houston, TX
Culpepper, Kenda Rockwall County Criminal District Attorney (Texas District & County
Attorneys Association (TDCAA)), Rockwall, TX
Faniola, Mitzi Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Alliance of
Boys & Girls Clubs), Austin, TX
Francis, Brian Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Department
of Licensing and Regulation), Austin, TX
Goodwin, Angela Associate Deputy Attorney General (Office of the Attorney General),
Austin, TX
Gorbett, Laramie Human Trafficking Specialist (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin, TX
Homer, Andrew Chief Public Policy Officer (Texas CASA), Austin, TX
Lance, Blanca Denise Director of Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation (also
providing written testimony) (Texas Department of Family and Protective Services), Austin,
TX
Lei, Shawn (Self), Arlington, TX
Lilly, Kevin Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Alcoholic Beverage
Commission), Austin, TX
Madison, Joe Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Love People Not
Pixels), Pearland, TX
Manning, Cliff Captain (also providing written testimony) (Texas Department of Public
Safety, Criminal Investigations Division), Austin, TX
McDonald, Gabriella Pro Bono & New Projects Director (Texas Appleseed), Austin, TX
Ransom, Megan Director of Community Engagement (Texas Alliance of Child and Family
Services), Austin, TX
Schafer, Eric (Self), Hewitt, TX
Sparks, Andrea Director, Child Sex Trafficking Team (also providing written testimony)
(Office of the Governor), Austin, TX
Ventura, Hannah (Self), Arlington, TX
Ward, Kerry Associate Professor, Rice University (also providing written testimony)
(Self), Houston, TX
Wood, Justin General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Children's Advocacy
Centers of Texas (CACTX)), Austin, TX
Youman, Chelsey Texas State Director (also providing written testimony) (Human
Coalition Action), Plano, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Bragiel, Justin General Counsel (Texas Hotel and Lodging Association), Austin, TX
Burks, Terrence (Self), Houston, TX
Davis, Kevin Chief of Staff, Game Warden (Texas Parks & Wildlife Department), Austin,
TX
Penley, J. Mark Deputy Attorney General, Criminal Justice (Office of the Attorney
General), Austin, TX
Powell, Ellis Major, Law Enforcement Division (Texas Parks & Wildlife Department),
Austin, TX
Prestridge, Derek Captain (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Roberts, Stacey (Self), Balmorhea, TX
VanderRoest, Ron Deputy Director, Law Enforcement Division (Texas Parks & Wildlife
Department), Austin, TX
Winston, Mary Manager, Anti-Trafficking Unit (Texas Department of Licensing and
Regulation), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Geary, Michael Communications Director (Texas Conservative Coalition Research
Institute), Austin, TX
Personal Property Protections
ON:
Bickley, Anthony Regional Asset Protection Director (Lowe's), Spring, TX
Creuzot, John Dallas County District Attorney (also providing written testimony) (Self),
Dallas, TX
Edmonds, Shannon Director of Governmental Relations (Texas District & County
Attorneys Association (TDCAA)), Austin, TX
Hackney-Szimanski, Jennifer Public Affairs Coordinator (also providing written
testimony) (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT)), Austin, TX
Lesko, Mike Chief, Law Enforcement Support Division (Texas Department of Public
Safety), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Geary, Michael Communications Director (Texas Conservative Coalition Research
Institute), Austin, TX
Second Amendment
ON:
Aleman, Marco (Self), San Antonio, TX
Assmus, Jeremy (also providing written testimony) (Self), Killeen, TX
Bankston, Kenneth (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Belsick, Michael (also providing written testimony) (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Benavides, Jesse (also providing written testimony) (Self), San Antonio, TX
Berneking, Tim (also providing written testimony) (Self), Ennis, TX
Bohnert, Richard (also providing written testimony) (Self), Comfort, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Bolgiano, Jr., John (Self), Llano, TX
Bonnet, Ted President (American Action Shooting Association), San Antonio, TX
Boston, Joshua (Self), Woodway, TX
Briscoe, Rick Legislative Director (Open Carry Texas), San Antonio, TX
Brooks, Melanie (also providing written testimony) (Self), Killeen, TX
Browning, Mark (Self), Frisco, TX
Bryant, Sam Owner/Operator (Nemesis Tactical LLC), Waxahachie, TX
Burkhart, Brandon President (This Is Texas Freedom Force), San Antonio, TX
Clayton, Greg (Self), San Marcos, TX
Cleghorn, Kenneth (Self), San Antonio, TX
Cleghorn, Teresa (Self), San Antonio, TX
Coffman, Tyler (Self), Hutto, TX
Cohen, Derek Director, Center for Effective Justice and Right on Crime (also providing
written testimony) (Texas Public Policy Foundation), Austin, TX
Colpaert, Stephan (Self), Benbrook, TX
Copeland, Scott Rev., State Chairman (also providing written testimony) (Self;
Constitution Party of Texas), Mineral Wells, TX
Couture, Christopher (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Dooley, Christopher (Self), Bastrop, TX
Edeen, John MD, Membership Director (also providing written testimony) (Doctors for
Responsible Gun Ownership), Shavano Park, TX
Elliot, David (Self), San Antonio, TX
Findley, Jon (Self), Pasadena, TX
Fontes, Robert (Self), Haslet, TX
Foster, Lynn (Self), Austin, TX
Garza, Michael-Angelo (Self), San Antonio, TX
Garza, Ramon Outreach Director (This Is Texas Freedom Force), San Antonio, TX
Gaskey, Tommy (Self), Bastrop, TX
Gonzalez, Valente (Self), Cypress, TX
Guarco, Kyle (Self), Austin, TX
Hedtke, Amy (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Henry, Lamar (Self), Yorktown, TX
Hipko, Max (Self), College Station, TX
Hodges, Bradley (Self), Austin, TX
Hogan, Sincere (Self), Houston, TX
Holcomb, Terry Republican Party of Texas Director of Operations (Republican Party of
Texas), Coldspring, TX
Horne, Teri (Self; Open Carry Texas: Women), Quitman, TX
Hoyt, Nolan (Self), Katy, TX
Husband, Buford (Self), Cedar Park, TX
James, Aaron (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Keehan, Tina (Self), Forney, TX
King, Andrew (Self; Gun Owners of America), Flower Mound, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Konosky, Andrew (Self), Austin, TX
Krenik, John (Self), Midland, TX
Landivar, Jorge (Self), Hurst, TX
Laury, Jonathan (Self), Round Rock, TX
Lesko, Mike Chief, Law Enforcement Support Division (Texas Department of Public
Safety), Austin, TX
Macias, Maria (Self), Laredo, TX
Macias-Trejo, Carlos (Self), Laredo, TX
Main, Crystal (Self), North Richland Hills, TX
Malone, Rachel Texas Director (Gun Owners of America), Waco, TX
Mica, Tara State Director (National Rifle Association), Austin, TX
Mills, Brady (Self), Georgetown, TX
Milsaps, Paul (Self), Caldwell, TX
Mueller, Wayne Chief, Regulatory Services Division (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Muston, Billy (Self), Belton, TX
Nunez, David (Self), League City, TX
Odenthal, Stephen (also providing written testimony) (Self), Georgetown, TX
Olson, Ken (Fredericksburg Tea Party), Fredericksburg, TX
Owen, Charlotte President (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Freedom
League), Seguin, TX
Parker, Ronald (Self), Lake Jackson, TX
Quaid, Sebastian Chairman (Self; Young Conservatives of Texas at Texas State
University), Richmond, TX
Rehn, Karl President (also providing written testimony) (KR Training), Lincoln, TX
Reitz, Aaron (Self), Austin, TX
Rhodes, Fran President (True Texas Project (NE Tarrant Tea Party)), Fort Worth, TX
Rhyne, Darrel (Self), Toyahvale, TX
Rocha, Dennis (Self), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Desi (Self), Bee Cave, TX
Rutledge, Donald Sargent (also providing written testimony) (Self), Allen, TX
Ryan, Cody (Self), Orange, TX
Sandberg, Nicole (Self), Killeen, TX
Sandberg, Westin (Self), Killeen, TX
Schafer, Eric (Self), Hewitt, TX
Schiebel, Craig (Self; American Action Shooting Association), San Antonio, TX
Schneider, Esther (also providing written testimony) (Self), Buda, TX
Seelye, Jonathan (Self), San Marcos, TX
Sheridan, Sean (also providing written testimony) (Self), Murphy, TX
Smilie, Bob (also providing written testimony) (Self; Fully Informed Jury Association),
Duncanville, TX
Smith, Angela (also providing written testimony) (Self; Fredericksburg Tea Party),
Fredericksburg, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Steele, Mark (Self), Buda, TX
Switzer, Gyl Executive Director (Texas Gun Sense), Austin, TX
Teal, Gary (Self), Whitney, TX
Vaughn, Jason Policy Director (Texas Young Republicans), Houston, TX
Ventura, Hannah (Self), Arlington, TX
Ventura, Lisa (also providing written testimony) (Self), Arlington, TX
Virdell, Wesley (Self), Brady, TX
Walker, Joseph (Self), Spring, TX
Wallen, Randy (Self), Georgetown, TX
West II, Walter (Self), Splendora, TX
Whitten, Sandra (Self), Laredo, TX
Wright, Evan (Self), Austin, TX
York, Ruth Vice President, Tea Party Patriots of Eastland County (Self; Tea Party Patriots
of Eastland County), Cisco, TX
Zeitz, John (also providing written testimony) (Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in
America), Cedar Park, TX
Zuniga, Noel (Self), Grand Prairie, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Adcock, William (Self), Round Rock, TX
Bedair, Nathaniel (Self), Conroe, TX
Brieger, John (Self), Colleyville, TX
Brown, Jerry Managing Counsel (Texas A&M University System), College Station, TX
English, Tamra Sr. Associate General Counsel & Managing Attorney (University of Texas
System), Austin, TX
Gillaspy, John-Michael Board Member (Texas Carry), Nolanville, TX
Henry, Jo Ann (Self), Yorktown, TX
Hopkins III, Varnell (Self), Killeen, TX
Hunt, David (Self), Round Rock, TX
Isaak, Mitch (Self; Gun Owners of America), New Braunfels, TX
Lei, Shawn (Self), Arlington, TX
Long, Matt (Self; Fredericksburg Tea Party), Fredericksburg, TX
Love, Joseph (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Luepke, Melody Volunteer (Moms Demand Action), St. Paul, MN
McKinley, Ronald CEO (Patriots for America), Groesbeck, TX
Montelongo, Bravlio Matthew (Self), Austin, TX
Outlaw, William (Self), Cibolo, TX
Ponce, Kathy (Self), Maypearl, TX
Spencer, Alice (Moms Demand Action), Austin, TX
Spraggins, Doris (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Talley, Austin HD 45 Candidate (Self), Kyle, TX
Wilson, Bryan Director, Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (Texas Department of
Motor Vehicles), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
February 26, 2020 10:00 AM
Young, Jonathan (Self), Bandera, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Coulson, Sylvia (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Geary, Michael Communications Director (Texas Conservative Coalition Research
Institute), Austin, TX
Roberts, Stacey (Self), Balmorhea, TX
Vetter, Keith (Self), Killeen, TX
Ward, Chris (Texas Council of Clubs & Independents), Round Rock, TX


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I ve a Beetel 450BXI ADSL2+ router. The wi-fi upload speed for LAN is ~800kbps Vs 10Mbps for Wired LAN.
The download speed is 2.2MBps for wifi vs ~11MBps for wired.
My test stations being:
Dell inspiron 1420 running fedora 13 on wired neteork.
MacBook Pro 15' running Snow Leopard 10.6.4


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As we continued to work on the churro climber mechanism today, we decided that the cable ties bowing out would be a big issue that needed fixing. By making a small guide piece, we could ensure that the cable tie actually extends from the front of the robot instead of flopping around like overcooked spaghetti on the other side. So, I've made a rather simple model that can be bolted over the cable tie and on to the extrusions of the sliding mechanism.
It works well; after running some tests, it seems to have resolved the issue entirely, and the cable ties reliably extend from the front of the robot. The movement of the sliding mechanism doesn't affect the ties in any bad way, which is a nice plus.


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- There are no errors in the browser.
- Performing an action should trigger an alert and a console message (where you can see the parameters sent to GA).
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JNUSU office-bearers, high-power committee meeting underway: Sources
The committee will be meeting hostel presidents of the varsity in the latter half of the day.
by PTINew Delhi: The meeting between Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) office-bearers and the high-power committee constituted by the HRD Ministry to restore normalcy on the campus is currently underway, sources said.
The meeting commenced around 10:30 AM and the students' union office-bearers are attending it along with the student councillors from different schools, they said.
The JNU students have been protesting for over three weeks against a draft hostel manual, which has provisions for hostel fee hike, dress code and curfew timings.
The varsity's Executive Council (EC) had later announced a partial roll back in the fee but the students had dubbed it as an "eyewash".
The EC had also removed provisions for curfew timings and dress code.
The committee will be meeting hostel presidents of the varsity in the latter half of the day.
The HRD Ministry had on Monday constituted the three-member committee to recommend ways to restore normal functioning of the JNU.
The panel includes former UGC chairman V S Chauhan, AICTE chairman Anil Sahasrabudhe and UGC secretary Rajnish Jain.
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Kano Pillars hand coaches three-match ultimatum
by The Eagle OnlineThe management of Kano Pillars has given its technical crew headed by Ibrahim Musa Jugunu a three-match ultimatum to “improve on the team’s performance or face sanction”.
This follows the Aiteo Cup holders 0-1 loss to Lobi Stars on Sunday and the Matchday 1 fixture, which ended 0-0 against Rivers United a fortnight ago.
In a statement signed by the media officer of the four-time champion, Rilwanu Idris Malikawa, he said the management under the leadership of Alhaji Surajo Yahaya would not fold its arms and allowed things to continue this way.
The statement further said the three-match ultimatum given is to help in improving the team’s performance and would take effect from the next NPFL game.
The Sai Masu Gidas have found themselves 17th on the Nigeria Professional Football League table with just a point from two matches both played at home.
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This file provides a "one-stop shopping" for constants used in the robot, other than for wiring (see RobotMap.h). More...
#include <string>
#include <units/time.h>
#include <units/length.h>
#include <units/angle.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
This file provides a "one-stop shopping" for constants used in the robot, other than for wiring (see RobotMap.h).
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It is generally a good idea to place constants into subsystem- or command-specific namespaces within this header, which can then be used where they are needed.
COPYRIGHT NOTICES:
Copyright (c) 2019-2022 FRC Team #7464 - ORION. All Rights Reserved. Open Source Software - may be modified and shared by FRC teams. The code must be accompanied by the FRC Team #7464 - ORION BSD license file in the root directory of the project.
Definition in file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_ApproximateRobotTickTime = 0.02_s |
The approximate time for a single robot tick, in seconds
Definition at line 105 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The Autonomous Turn Derivative coefficient
Definition at line 321 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The Autonomous Turn Feed-forward coefficient
Definition at line 324 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The Autonomous Turn Integral coefficient
Definition at line 318 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The maximum value expected from the AHRS GetAngle()
Definition at line 335 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The minimum value expected from the AHRS GetAngle()
Definition at line 332 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The Autonomous Turn Proportional coefficient
Definition at line 315 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The Autonomous Turn tolerance (how close we have to get to the target before we consider us close enough), in degrees
Definition at line 329 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BackCamera = "Back Camera 1" |
The name of the back Microsoft Camera
Definition at line 66 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The magnitude speed for the indexer motors. (left and right must always have the same absolute vale, but opposite in sign, i.e. +0.5 and -0.5 )
Definition at line 380 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The speed for the intake motor
Definition at line 373 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The speed for the ball shooter when shooting high. (This is just temporary, as we should change the speed later on, based on how far from target, shooting high or low, etc.)
Definition at line 392 of file RobotConstants.h.
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constexpr |
The speed for the ball shooter when shooting low. (This is just temporary, as we should change the speed later on, based on how far from target, shooting high or low, etc.)
Definition at line 386 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateAtRestString = "AT REST" |
A constant string to hold the text for the at rest state
Definition at line 359 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateFaultString = "FAULT" |
A constant string to hold the text for fault state
Definition at line 356 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateIntakingString = "INTAKING" |
A constant string to hold the text for the intake state
Definition at line 362 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateShootingHighString = "SHOOTING HI" |
A constant string to hold the text for the shooting high state
Definition at line 368 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateShootingLowString = "SHOOTING LOW" |
A constant string to hold the text for the shooting low state
Definition at line 365 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_BallShooterStateUnknownString = "UNKNOWN" |
A constant string to hold the text for unknown state
Definition at line 353 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_BottomofTopTargetHeightFromFloor = 1.661 |
Height from floor of the bottom of the top target, in meters
Definition at line 415 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_CameraServer = "Switched Camera Server" |
The name of the camera server
Definition at line 69 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_CenterofTopBottomTargetDistanceFromReactWall = 0.925 |
Horizontal Distance from the center of the top and bottom targets from the Rapid React wall, in meters
Definition at line 412 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The command can be interrupted
Definition at line 134 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The command can NOT be interrupted
Definition at line 137 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_CodeVersionMessage = " code version is " |
The code version message
Definition at line 56 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_CodeVersionMessageEnd = ".\n" |
The code version message ending
Definition at line 58 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
Used to set the closed loop control for the compressor to be automatically controlled.
Definition at line 342 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
Used to set the closed loop control for the compressor to be manually controlled.
Definition at line 348 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The value of a counter when it is reset
Definition at line 308 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The value returned when using an close switch on digital input with a pullup resistor (DIO 0..9 on DIO, DIO 0..15 on MXP)
Definition at line 303 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The value returned when using an open switch on digital input with a pullup resistor (DIO 0..9 on DIO, DIO 0..15 on MXP)
Definition at line 299 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_DriveTrain_CmdAutoTurnAngle_Timeout = 5.0_s |
The command timeout for the drive train command CmdAutoTurnAngle, in seconds
Definition at line 129 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The decay value d of the IIR DLPF
Definition at line 293 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The null zone range on the controller for the drive train
Definition at line 283 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The absolute value of the maximum speed allowed to the drive train, in non-turbo mode
Definition at line 286 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The absolute value of the maximum speed allowed to the drive train, in turbo mode
Definition at line 289 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainArcadeModeString = "ARCADE" |
A constant string to hold the text for arcade mode
Definition at line 158 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The exponent used on the joystick to motor curve
Definition at line 291 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainIntakeFrontString = "Intake" |
A constant string to hold the text for driving with the intake up front
Definition at line 177 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const bool k_DriveTrainRightSideIsInverted = true |
Indicate that the right side of the drive train is to be inverted
Definition at line 186 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const bool k_DriveTrainRightSideIsNOTInverted = false |
Indicate that the right side of the drive train is NOT to be inverted
Definition at line 189 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_DriveTrainSafetyTimeout = 0.1_s |
The drive train safety timout, in seconds
Definition at line 111 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainShooterFrontString = "Shooter" |
A constant string to hold the text for driving with the shooter up front
Definition at line 181 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainSmoothingModeOffString = "OFF " |
A constant string to hold the text for smoothing mode off
Definition at line 173 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainSmoothingModeOnString = " ON " |
A constant string to hold the text for smoothing mode on
Definition at line 170 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainTankModeString = " TANK " |
A constant string to hold the text for tank mode
Definition at line 161 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainTurboModeOffString = "OFF " |
A constant string to hold the text for turbo mode off
Definition at line 167 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_DriveTrainTurboModeOnString = " ON " |
A constant string to hold the text for turbo mode on
Definition at line 164 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The expected times the RobotPeriodic function should run per second
Definition at line 102 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_FrontCamera = "Front Camera 0" |
The name of the front Microsoft Camera
Definition at line 63 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_IntakeMotorSafetyTimeout = 0.1_s |
The intake motor safety timeout, in seconds
Definition at line 114 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_LeftIndexerMotorSafetyTimeout = 0.1_s |
The left indexer motor safety timeout, in seconds
Definition at line 117 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_MB10X3_ConversionFactor = 0.125 |
Conversion Factor for converting 0-4095 (12 bit) count to centimeters. See https://www.maxbotix.com/firstrobotics.
Definition at line 439 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The speed to stop motors
Definition at line 142 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_navx_frc_VersionNumber = "v4.0.442" |
The version of the NavX MXP software used
Definition at line 50 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_Nominal_5V_Voltage = 5.0 |
Nominal 5V Power Supply Voltage
Definition at line 433 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_RampDepartureAngle = 78.0 |
The angle of the ramp with respect to the floor at the departure point, in degrees
Definition at line 398 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_RampDepartureHeight = 0.55 |
The height of the ramp at the departure point, in meters
Definition at line 401 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_RampPositionRelativeToFloor_y0 = 0.57 |
The vertical distance from the top of the ramp to the floor, in meters
Definition at line 430 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_RampPositionRelativeToUltrasonic_x0 = 0.03 |
The horizontal distance from the front of the ramp to the back of the ultrasonic sensor, in meters
Definition at line 424 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The multiplier for going in reverse
Definition at line 145 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_REVLib_VersionNumber = "v2022.1.1" |
The version of the REV Robotics library used
Definition at line 52 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_RightIndexerMotorSafetyTimeout = 0.1_s |
The right indexer motor safety timeout, in seconds
Definition at line 120 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_RobotName = "Janky" |
The name of the robot
Definition at line 54 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_Shooter_Wheel_Diam_m = 0.0508 |
The diameter of the shooter wheels, in meters.
Note: 2" = 0.0508 m
Definition at line 446 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const auto k_ShooterMotorSafetyTimeout = 0.1_s |
The shooter motor safety timeout, in seconds
Definition at line 123 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_SW_VersionNumber = "v2<IP_ADDRESS>" |
The version of the software for the robot
Definition at line 46 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The number of whole seconds to wait before logging telemetry output time
Definition at line 97 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_TopofBottomTargetHeight = 1.042 |
Height from the floor of the top of the bottom target, in meters
Definition at line 418 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const double k_TopofTopTargetHeightFromFloor = 2.641 |
Height from the floor of the top of the top target, in meters
Definition at line 406 of file RobotConstants.h.
| const std::string k_WPILibC_VersionNumber = "v2022.3.1" |
The version of the WPILibC software used
Definition at line 48 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The X-axis value for going straight
Definition at line 150 of file RobotConstants.h.
|
constexpr |
The Y-axis value for turning
Definition at line 153 of file RobotConstants.h.


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I have a definition of class meet_semilattice (A : Type u) (R : A -> A -> Prop) (meet : A -> A -> A) extends partial_order A R and
class join_semilattice (A : Type u) (R : A -> A -> Prop) (join : A -> A -> A) extends partial_order A R, and Now I am trying to extend these two classes to
class lattice (A : Type u) (R : A -> A -> Prop) (meet : A -> A -> A) (join : A -> A -> A) extends
(meet_semilattice A R meet)(join_semilattice A R join) by following https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/library/init/algebra/group.lean#L33
But I am getting this error "Invalid 'structure' header, field 'to_partial_order' from 'Ordering.join_semilattice' has already been declared
https://gist.github.com/mukeshtiwari/6d40904d33911e46d342d194c1771a5b
You could have a look at how all this is done in the standard library: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/src/order/lattice.lean
If you want something closer to what you try, you can change meet_semilattice
, join_semilattice
and lattice
to take [partial_order A R]
as a parameter. Of course you'll also need to find other names for H₁
etc in order to avoid name clashes.
But the setup in mathlib will probably be much more convenient.
Thanks for the help Patrick.
You might also want to use the "old structure command" -- ("old" as in "the way it used to be done by default", rather than "deprecated"): see https://github.com/leanprover/lean/wiki/Refactoring-structures . In that document, "the current approach" is what is now called the old approach. For lattices this might be what you want. set_option old_structure_cmd true
Thanks Kevin.
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Issue: UNREAD-CHAR-AFTER-PEEK-CHAR
References: pp 379, 380 of CLtL
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: Version 1 by Doug Cutting<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on July 29, 1988
Version 2 by Masinter 2-Dec-88
Problem description:
PEEK-CHAR and UNREAD-CHAR are very similar mechanisms. The description of
PEEK-CHAR in CLtL even states that "it is as if one had called READ-CHAR and
then UNREAD-CHAR in succession." But while CLtL prohibits calling UNREAD-CHAR
twice in succession it does not prohibit calling UNREAD-CHAR after PEEK-CHAR.
The obvious implementation of PEEK-CHAR and UNREAD-CHAR (a one-character buffer)
will not work unless this prohibition is present.
Proposal (UNREAD-CHAR-AFTER-PEEK-CHAR:DONT-ALLOW):
Rewrite the specification so that it is clear that doing either a
PEEK-CHAR or READ-CHAR `commits' all previous characters. UNREAD-CHAR
on any character preceding that which is seen by the PEEK-CHAR (including
those passed over by PEEK-CHAR when `seeking' with a non-NIL first
argument) is not specified.
In particular, the results of calling UNREAD-CHAR after PEEK-CHAR
is unspecified.
Example:
(defun test (&optional (stream *standard-input*))
(let* ((char1a (read-char stream))
(char2a (peek-char nil stream))
(char1b (progn (unread-char char1a stream)
(list char1a char2a char1b char2b)))
This is not legal, since the PEEK-CHAR for char2a "commits"
the character read by char1a, and so the unread-char is not legal.
Rationale:
PEEK-CHAR and UNREAD-CHAR provide equivalent functionality and it is thus
reasonable for an implementation to implement them in terms of the same
mechanism.
Current practice:
In Xerox Common Lisp, different (non-random-access) stream types behave
differently. One, (TCP/FTP) handled this correctly, while another did not.
In Symbolics Genera, for the Example above:
(test)ab
=> (#\a #\b #\a #\b)
(with-input-from-string (s "abc") (test s))
=> (#\a #\b #\a #\b)
(progn (with-open-file (s "foo.output" :direction :output)
(write-string "abc" s))
(with-open-file (s "foo.output" :direction :input)
(test s)))
Signals an error about unreading #\a when #\b was already unread.
Cost to Implementors:
Presumably none. Implementations which allow this are still correct.
Cost to Users:
Small. I suspect there is very little code which depends upon this working
correctly, as most code uses either PEEK-CHAR or UNREAD-CHAR, but not both.
Cost of non-adoption:
Implementations of sequential streams are forced to be unnecessarily complex in
order to be correct.
Benefits:
Allows simple yet adequately powerful implementation of sequential streams.
Esthetics:
Requires that users have shared, one-char buffer model of how UNREAD-CHAR and
PEEK-CHAR work, rather than two separate one-char buffers.
Discussion:
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