| FALCON-441 |
Lineage capture fails for feeds with multiple instances |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-240 |
Instance status from CLI on a feed doesn't give the retention details |
Major |
. |
Suhas Vasu |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-443 |
Process with Hive workflow engine and filesystem input feeds, table output feed fails |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-444 |
Logs dir for replication workflow is incorrect and jobs fail with permission issues |
Major |
replication |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-445 |
Propagate hive credentials defined in cluster entity to hive-site.xml |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-446 |
Hive Replications fail because of permissions issue |
Major |
replication |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-456 |
Custom DistCp conflict with core DistCp in container classpath fails falcon workflows |
Major |
replication |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-459 |
Lineage resource API fails with NPE for bad query params |
Minor |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-460 |
Concurrent deletion of same entity results in NPE |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-430 |
Process update with user |
Major |
process |
Shwetha G S |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-280 |
Validate the ACL in Feed entity with the user submitting the entity |
Major |
feed |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Jean-Baptiste Onofré |
| FALCON-483 |
Fix the failing test ConfigurationStoreTest.testConcurrentRemoves on jenkins |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-496 |
Feed Replication with Empty Directories giving error |
Major |
replication |
Karishma Gulati |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-495 |
multi source single target feed replication failing in regression |
Major |
replication |
Samarth Gupta |
Satish Mittal |
| FALCON-357 |
HCatalog Feed replication: Hive export job fails when table partition contains multiple dated columns |
Major |
. |
Satish Mittal |
Satish Mittal |
| FALCON-497 |
Able to submit feed even though owner of storage specified (location type=data) is different from the ACL owner |
Major |
general |
Karishma Gulati |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-554 |
Extend time functions available in Falcon to support current & last week |
Major |
oozie |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
| FALCON-556 |
Feed Replication _SUCCESS is not getting created on target directory. |
Major |
feed |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-561 |
Falcon jenkins failure in EntityManagerJerseyIT |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-566 |
update throwing null job id exception |
Major |
. |
Samarth Gupta |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-514 |
Falcon CLI giving error when using -file option with -rerun in instance management |
Major |
rerun |
Samarth Gupta |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-577 |
Extend time functions added in Falcon 0.6 to support current & last week are giving UnsupportedOperationException |
Major |
process |
Pragya Mittal |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
| FALCON-582 |
Latest changes to LICENSE files results in build failure |
Major |
general |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
| FALCON-581 |
merlin: Refactor code for cross product and make it a method |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-583 |
Post processing is broken in current trunk |
Blocker |
. |
Suhas Vasu |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-613 |
Add first class tag for 'pipelines' for process entity |
Major |
common |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-598 |
org.apache.falcon.entity.ProcessHelper throws NullPointerException if the process has no inputs OR no outputs defined |
Major |
common |
David Kjerrumgaard |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-616 |
cluster submission should fail when shared libs copy fail |
Major |
general |
Samarth Gupta |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-619 |
ELExp_FutureAndLatestTest stabilization |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-610 |
Refactoring and documentation updates |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-611 |
Post process arg status is in 'FAILED' state always |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-630 |
late data rerun for process broken in trunk |
Blocker |
rerun |
Samarth Gupta |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-632 |
Refactoring, documentation stuff |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-646 |
Refactoring, documentation stuff |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-587 |
Don't delete input data in @AfterClass in falcon-regression tests if clean_test_dir=false |
Minor |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-649 |
Remove unnecessary validation for Instance start time in FalconCLI |
Major |
client |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-650 |
Instance list APIs occassionally fail when orderBy set to starttime or endtime |
Major |
client, prism |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-652 |
EntityUtils tests are failing |
Major |
. |
Ajay Yadava |
Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-643 |
Tests with zero-output/input scenario amended to match test case |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-669 |
Missing optional workflow execution listeners configuration results in NPE |
Major |
. |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-644 |
Falcon message producer masks errors in Post processing |
Blocker |
messaging |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-695 |
Lineage: "stored-in" edge is added between feed entity and target cluster |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-694 |
Lineage: StringIndexOutOfBoundsException while updating graph DB for replicated instance |
Critical |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-590 |
Update to ACLs added to process is not handled |
Major |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-677 |
Feed data and stats path defaults to /tmp/ |
Major |
feed |
Suhas Vasu |
Suhas Vasu |
| FALCON-702 |
JailedFileSystem does not work for relative paths |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-707 |
ProcessInstanceSuspendTest is failing because input path is not set correctly |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-711 |
Test retagged |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-693 |
Tests with zero inp/outp fixed to use correct workflow, javadocs added |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-713 |
UpdateAtSpecificTimeTest#updateTimeInPast_Feed should submitAndSchedule feed rather then submit |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-720 |
Fix ProcessInstanceStatusTest as per FALCON-166 |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-716 |
PrismFeedSuspendTest tests retagged as distributed |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-715 |
"end" parameter should be greater than last instance's startTime |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-723 |
Fix ProcessInstanceResumeTest and ProcessInstanceSuspendTest as per FALCON-166 |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-712 |
Tests fail because oozie process frequency limit have changed |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-726 |
Expect less fields in messages in falcon-regression |
Critical |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-727 |
JQuery license is incorrectly mentioned in the header file |
Major |
license |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
| FALCON-729 |
HCatFeedOperationsTest should not initialize hcat client during var declaration |
Critical |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-728 |
Unit test failures |
Major |
tests |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-724 |
Build fails as Integration test fails |
Major |
webapp |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-733 |
HCatProcess tests fail because _SUCCESS file is non-zero size |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-739 |
JmsMessageConsumer should start daemon threads |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-731 |
Lineage capture for evicted instance is broken |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-732 |
Lineage capture fails for an instance thats not generated by falcon |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-736 |
OneNonCatInputOneHCatOutput test fails because of change in parameter name |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-737 |
In NoOutputProcessTest print info before assertion |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-747 |
validateSuccessOnlyStart should use '1' as expected value |
Minor |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-740 |
Entity kill job calls OozieClient.kill on bundle coord job ids before calling kill on bundle job id |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-750 |
Method name fixed |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-748 |
Falcon throws '413 Full Head' error message when kerberos is enabled with AD |
Critical |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-759 |
Adding cluster entity fails when Yarn TimelineClient is enabled. |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-767 |
Upgrade Hadoop from 2.4 to 2.5 |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-760 |
Messaging is broken for FALCON.ENTITY.TOPIC in case of Eviction |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-768 |
Change dashboard USER_ID to falcon-dashboard |
Major |
docs, webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-776 |
Fixing PrismFeedUpdateTest and FeedInstanceStatus test issues |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-773 |
Log clean up handlers only work in distributed mode |
Major |
general |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-779 |
ProcessInstanceStatusTest#testProcessInstanceStatusReverseDateRange fixed |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-788 |
Lineage: Minor bug fixes |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-789 |
Post processing is broken for Feeds |
Blocker |
messaging |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-777 |
UT intermittent failures in Messaging tests depending on Thread.sleep |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-746 |
Add ACL validation and enforcement tests |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-797 |
ProcessInstanceStatusTest#testProcessInstanceStatusEndOutOfRange fixed |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-798 |
optionalTest_updateProcessMakeOptionalCompulsory fixed |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-706 |
Parse json with instances to InstancesResult using joda's DateTime |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-787 |
FalconCLI - Submit recipe failed |
Major |
client |
Balu Vellanki |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-792 |
Integration test EntityManagerPaginationJerseyIT fails occasionally. |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-800 |
Falcon lineage is not working |
Blocker |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-802 |
Authorization test disabled |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-764 |
Falcon retry of failed process/feed instances broken during restart |
Critical |
rerun |
Shaik Idris Ali |
Shaik Idris Ali |
| FALCON-482 |
Concurrent requests made using Proxy Oozie client fail |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-678 |
Falcon's default port has changed to 15443 |
Major |
prism |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-803 |
Falcon Dashboard : Instances displayed on entity page should be sorted by startTime. |
Major |
ui |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-801 |
Increasing time to wait for instance |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-812 |
all the entities must have acl |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-811 |
falcon superuser should be used instead of admin |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-819 |
Submission of cluster with registry interface fails on secure setup |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-826 |
unify staging and working dir requirements |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-832 |
more edge labels and node type for lineage |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-835 |
Tag authorization tests |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-833 |
FeedReplicationTest.availabilityFlagTest fix |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-710 |
start/end is optional for lifecycle operations |
Major |
. |
Karishma Gulati |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-831 |
Operation on non existing entity throws internal server error |
Major |
. |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-814 |
Tests for entities summary API. |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-840 |
Possible NPE in filteredInstanceSet method of AbstractInstanceManager |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-839 |
Authorization succeds with invalid acl owner based on group membership |
Critical |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-841 |
Test falcon process with different frequencies |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-847 |
Issue with login from keytab in merlin |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-844 |
List instances tests |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-848 |
ListEntitiesTest tagged and checkstyle bugs fixed |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-852 |
Merlin function testProcessOrderBy() needs to use string ordering instead of enum ordering |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-850 |
Cluster summary UI page results in 400 Bad Request |
Major |
ui |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-851 |
Super user authorization is broken |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-857 |
Authorization failure results in internal server error |
Critical |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-858 |
entity/instance Rest API - make keys for filterBy param case insensitive |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-859 |
EntitySummary RestAPI : Change pathParam "cluster" to queryParam |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-860 |
Add label-types for labels added as part of EntitySummaryTest |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-855 |
Fix validation in ProcessInstanceKillsTest#testProcessInstanceKillStartAndEndSame |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-861 |
Add ACL tests for falcon client and ACL update |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-863 |
Fix tests to have start as well as end time for kill, rerun etc requests |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-866 |
Lineage endpoints need to be changed for merlin |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-867 |
In process ACL tests process validity needs to be in future |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-865 |
Rest end-point entities/summary has changed |
Major |
merlin |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
Ruslan Ostafiychuk |
| FALCON-708 |
Falcon assumes a default umask in HDFS for staging dir |
Critical |
oozie |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-862 |
Falcon entity Rest API - filter by tags also returns entities that do not have tags. |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-864 |
Falcon superuser is unable to delete scheduled feed |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-868 |
Rerun command incorrect in falcon CLI documentation |
Minor |
docs |
Karishma Gulati |
Karishma Gulati |
| FALCON-595 |
Improvements to DefaultAuthorizationProvider code |
Minor |
. |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-820 |
Fix minor nits with HadoopClientFactory |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-815 |
Rename mapBandwidthKB to mapBandwidth in DistCp |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-874 |
Rest API - Instance and Entity orderBy param values should be case insensitive |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-875 |
Enitiy Summary endpoint filterBy does not filter entities without pipelines |
Major |
webapp |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-876 |
Reducing fail time for HCatProcessTest and PrismFeedReplicationUpdateTest |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-883 |
Fixing testFeedCustomFilter() |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-886 |
Disable tests that are failing |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-888 |
Disabling test for special chars in pipeline name and RescheduleProcessInFinalStatesTest |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-891 |
Removing some more invalid acl tests |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-893 |
Add tests for replication to wasb filesystem |
Major |
merlin |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-837 |
ListProcessInstancesTest added |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-717 |
Shutdown not clean for JMSMessageConsumer |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Shaik Idris Ali |
| FALCON-880 |
Oozie Java actions for hive tables fail in secure mode |
Critical |
oozie, retention |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-885 |
RequestID is coming as null for all instance API calls |
Major |
. |
Suhas Vasu |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-892 |
HCatReplication fails in secure setup |
Critical |
oozie |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-894 |
Cluster submission with hive registry fails in secure setup |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-889 |
Windows azure replication fails with "wasb" as the scheme to an HDFS file system |
Blocker |
. |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
Venkatesh Seetharam |
| FALCON-846 |
Cluster submitted by one user when deleted by another leads to internal server error |
Major |
. |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
| FALCON-824 |
Remove usage of Hadoop incompatible API |
Critical |
feed |
Suhas Vasu |
Shwetha G S |
| FALCON-829 |
Better error message for cluster submission failure |
Major |
. |
Raghav Kumar Gautam |
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Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - init |
| Default constructor for a new object. | |
| (NSString *) | - description |
| Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | volumeId |
| NSString * | instanceId |
| NSString * | device |
How the device is exposed to the instance (e.g., /dev/sdh ). | |
| NSString * | state |
| NSDate * | attachTime |
| Timestamp when this attachment initiated. | |
| bool | deleteOnTermination |
| ` | |
| bool | deleteOnTerminationIsSet |
Volume Attachment.
| - (NSString * EC2VolumeAttachment.)description |
Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging.
| - (id EC2VolumeAttachment.)init |
Default constructor for a new object.
Callers should use the property methods to initialize this object after creating it.
- (bool) deleteOnTermination [read, write, assign] |
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Whether this volume will be deleted or not when the associated instance is terminated.
- (NSString *) state [read, write, retain] |
Constraints:
Allowed Values: attaching, attached, detaching, detached


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Introduction


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ragnarok - A VS2005 Color Scheme author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 142 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2007/10/ragnarokavs2005colorscheme date: '2007-10-13 09:01:02 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-10-13 09:01:02 +0000' categories: - VS Color Scheme tags: [] comments: - id: 86 author: Mike Chaliy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.chaliy.com date: '2007-10-14 06:31:48 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-10-14 06:31:48 +0000' content: | Hi, please let me to know if there any fast way to import this schemes? - id: 87 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/ date: '2007-10-14 06:54:46 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-10-14 06:54:46 +0000' content: | @Mike You can import them using the import/export settings wizard in VS2005 (under the tools menu). - id: 88 author: Matt author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2007-10-29 17:01:13 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-10-29 17:01:13 +0000' content: | Just what I was lookin for!! Great stuff!! But I would provide a quick "How to" on how to import them. I had to search for a while to find how.. thanks!! - id: 89 author: Mike Chaliy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.chaliy.com/ date: '2007-10-31 07:26:58 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-10-31 07:26:58 +0000' content: | Tomas, thank you. - id: 90 author: JigPu author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2007-11-02 20:46:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2007-11-02 20:46:32 +0000' content: | Great scheme! I just discovered that VS will let you import new color schemes, and knew somebody had to have whipped up a better one :) - id: 997 author: Visual Studio 2008 Color Settings « ejambi.com author_email: '' author_url: http://ejambi.com/?p=19 date: '2009-06-30 01:27:34 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-06-30 01:27:34 +0000' content: "[...] For example http://winterdom.com/2007/10/ragnarokavs2005colorscheme [...]" - id: 1257 author: Delaney author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-12-15 04:53:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-12-15 04:53:23 +0000' content: Awesome! - Thanks for sharing :) - id: 1317 author: Dude! author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-03-03 21:23:13 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-03-03 21:23:13 +0000' content: Rad rad rad! thanks for the fun! - id: 1334 author: Guy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-03-20 06:55:58 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-03-20 06:55:58 +0000' content: Thanks!!!! Reeeeally cool. Too bad I can't leave it at 15 it looked amazing but i could only see like 5 lines lol - id: 1469 author: Rafael Belliard author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://twitter.com/rafaelbelliard date: '2010-05-03 15:02:46 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-05-03 15:02:46 +0000' content: Ragnarok grey has been my one and only theme ever since I found it. Everyone loves it and asks me to install it for them! - id: 1732 author: Ragnarök – тёмная тема для Visual Studio author_email: '' author_url: http://mobobe.com/2011/06/06/ragnark-%d1%82%d1%91%d0%bc%d0%bd%d0%b0%d1%8f-%d1%82%d0%b5%d0%bc%d0%b0-%d0%b4%d0%bb%d1%8f-visual-studio/ date: '2011-06-06 12:49:31 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-06-06 12:49:31 +0000' content: "[...] основу была взята одноимённая тема изначально опубликованная Томасом Рестрепо для Visual Studio 2005 и 2008. (У него есть и [...]" - id: 1791 author: Eric Brooks author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://digitalexplorations.wordpress.com/ date: '2011-09-26 14:26:44 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-09-26 14:26:44 +0000' content: Thanks! - id: 2362 author: My Visual Studio Theme « Jeremy Knight author_email: '' author_url: http://jeremyknight.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/my-visual-studio-theme/ date: '2012-04-18 22:55:11 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-04-18 22:55:11 +0000' content: "[...] my Visual Studio theme on the Studio Styles website. It’s a customized version of the Ragnarok Grey theme created by Tomas Restrepro. I darkened the background then had to make a few other subtle changes [...]" - id: 3047 author: visual studio c++ color theme | Jisku.com - Developers Network author_email: '' author_url: http://jisku.com/blog/2012/09/visual-studio-c-color-theme/ date: '2012-09-11 05:52:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-09-11 05:52:37 +0000' content: "[...] have downloaded this theme http://winterdom.com/2007/10/ragnarokavs2005colorscheme and installed in my visual studio 2005 for my c++ development. It works but for certain things the [...]" ---
Here's a color scheme for VS2005 I had created a few months ago but had not published before (I think). Ragnarok is another high-contrast scheme with a dark background, with two variants:
Ragnarok Grey - download for VS2005 | download for VS2008
Ragnarok Blue - download| download for VS2008
Both are using Consolas, 15pt, but feel free to change them (they would definitely look good with Damien Guard's Envy Code R using the italics-as-bold variant). I personally think the blue version looks better, and it is actually quite usable.


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Pebble Foundation Classes
0.2.0
C++ for Pebble
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UI synchronization layer for AppMessage. More...
Classes | |
| struct | AppSync |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void(* | AppSyncTupleChangedCallback) (const uint32_t key, const Tuple *new_tuple, const Tuple *old_tuple, void *context) |
| typedef void(* | AppSyncErrorCallback) (DictionaryResult dict_error, AppMessageResult app_message_error, void *context) |
| typedef struct AppSync | AppSync |
Functions | |
| void | app_sync_init (struct AppSync *s, uint8_t *buffer, const uint16_t buffer_size, const Tuplet *const keys_and_initial_values, const uint8_t count, AppSyncTupleChangedCallback tuple_changed_callback, AppSyncErrorCallback error_callback, void *context) |
| void | app_sync_deinit (struct AppSync *s) |
| AppMessageResult | app_sync_set (struct AppSync *s, const Tuplet *const keys_and_values_to_update, const uint8_t count) |
| const Tuple * | app_sync_get (const struct AppSync *s, const uint32_t key) |
UI synchronization layer for AppMessage.
AppSync is a convenience layer that resides on top of AppMessage, and serves as a UI synchronization layer for AppMessage. In so doing, AppSync makes it easier to drive the information displayed in the watchapp UI with messages sent by a phone app.
AppSync maintains and updates a Dictionary, and provides your app with a callback (AppSyncTupleChangedCallback) routine that is called whenever the Dictionary changes and the app's UI is updated. Note that the app UI is not updated automatically. To update the UI, you need to implement the callback.
Pebble OS provides support for data serialization utilities, like Dictionary, Tuple and Tuplet data structures and their accompanying functions. You use Tuplets to create a Dictionary with Tuple structures.
AppSync manages the storage and bookkeeping chores of the current Tuple values. AppSync copies incoming AppMessage Tuples into this "current" Dictionary, so that the key/values remain available for the UI to use. For example, it is safe to use a C-string value provided by AppSync and use it directly in a text_layer_set_text() call.
Your app needs to supply the buffer that AppSync uses for the "current" Dictionary when initializing AppSync.
Refer to the Synchronizing App UI guide for a conceptual overview and code usage.
| typedef void(* AppSyncErrorCallback) (DictionaryResult dict_error, AppMessageResult app_message_error, void *context) |
Called whenever there was an error.
| dict_error | The dictionary result error code, if the error was dictionary related. |
| app_message_error | The app_message result error code, if the error was app_message related. |
| context | Pointer to application specific data, as set using app_sync_init() |
| typedef void(* AppSyncTupleChangedCallback) (const uint32_t key, const Tuple *new_tuple, const Tuple *old_tuple, void *context) |
Called whenever a Tuple changes. This does not necessarily mean the value in the Tuple has changed. When the internal "current" dictionary gets updated, existing Tuples might get shuffled around in the backing buffer, even though the values stay the same. In this callback, the client code gets the chance to remove the old reference and start using the new one. In this callback, your application MUST clean up any references to the old_tuple
of a PREVIOUS call to this callback (and replace it with the new_tuple
that is passed in with the current call).
| key | The key for which the Tuple was changed. |
| new_tuple | The new tuple. The tuple points to the actual, updated "current" dictionary, as backed by the buffer internal to the AppSync struct. Therefore the Tuple can be used after the callback returns, until the AppSync is deinited. In case there was an error (e.g. storage shortage), this new_tuple can be NULL_TUPLE . |
| old_tuple | The values that will be replaced with new_tuple . The key, value and type will be equal to the previous tuple in the old destination dictionary; however, the old_tuple points to a stack-allocated copy of the old data. This value will be NULL_TUPLE when the initial values are being set. |
| context | Pointer to application specific data, as set using app_sync_init() |
| void app_sync_deinit | ( | struct AppSync * | s | ) |
Cleans up an AppSync system. It frees the buffer allocated by an app_sync_init() call and deregisters itself from the AppMessage subsystem.
| s | The AppSync context to deinit. |
| const Tuple* app_sync_get | ( | const struct AppSync * | s, |
| const uint32_t | key | ||
| ) |
Finds and gets a tuple in the "current" dictionary.
| s | The AppSync context |
| key | The key for which to find a Tuple |
| void app_sync_init | ( | struct AppSync * | s, |
| uint8_t * | buffer, | ||
| const uint16_t | buffer_size, | ||
| const Tuplet *const | keys_and_initial_values, | ||
| const uint8_t | count, | ||
| AppSyncTupleChangedCallback | tuple_changed_callback, | ||
| AppSyncErrorCallback | error_callback, | ||
| void * | context | ||
| ) |
Initialized an AppSync system with specific buffer size and initial keys and values. The callback.value_changed
callback will be called asynchronously with the initial keys and values, as to avoid duplicating code to update your app's UI.
| s | The AppSync context to initialize |
| buffer | The buffer that AppSync should use |
| buffer_size | The size of the backing storage of the "current" dictionary. Use dict_calc_buffer_size_from_tuplets() to estimate the size you need. |
| keys_and_initial_values | An array of Tuplets with the initial keys and values. |
| count | The number of Tuplets in the keys_and_initial_values array. |
| tuple_changed_callback | The callback that will handle changed key/value pairs |
| error_callback | The callback that will handle errors |
| context | Pointer to app specific data that will get passed into calls to the callbacks |
| AppMessageResult app_sync_set | ( | struct AppSync * | s, |
| const Tuplet *const | keys_and_values_to_update, | ||
| const uint8_t | count | ||
| ) |
Updates key/value pairs using an array of Tuplets.
.value_changed
callback will be called to confirm the update has completed and your application code can update its user interface. | s | The AppSync context |
| keys_and_values_to_update | An array of Tuplets with the keys and values to update. The data in the Tuplets are copied during the call, so the array can be stack-allocated. |
| count | The number of Tuplets in the keys_and_values_to_update array. |


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Class iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbePeripheralManagerDelegate
iOS BLE peripheral (advertiser/server) delegate class. Receives events related to BLE advertising and
characteristic reading.
Inheritance
System.Object
iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbePeripheralManagerDelegate
Assembly: SensusiOS.dll
Syntax
public class iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbePeripheralManagerDelegate : CBPeripheralManagerDelegate
Constructors
iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbePeripheralManagerDelegate(CBMutableService, CBMutableCharacteristic, iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbe)
Declaration
public iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbePeripheralManagerDelegate(CBMutableService service, CBMutableCharacteristic characteristic, iOSBluetoothDeviceProximityProbe probe)
Parameters
Methods
AdvertisingStarted(CBPeripheralManager, NSError)
Declaration
public override void AdvertisingStarted(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, NSError error)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| Foundation.NSError |
error |
|
CharacteristicSubscribed(CBPeripheralManager, CBCentral, CBCharacteristic)
Declaration
public override void CharacteristicSubscribed(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, CBCentral central, CBCharacteristic characteristic)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBCentral |
central |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBCharacteristic |
characteristic |
|
CharacteristicUnsubscribed(CBPeripheralManager, CBCentral, CBCharacteristic)
Declaration
public override void CharacteristicUnsubscribed(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, CBCentral central, CBCharacteristic characteristic)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBCentral |
central |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBCharacteristic |
characteristic |
|
ReadRequestReceived(CBPeripheralManager, CBATTRequest)
Declaration
public override void ReadRequestReceived(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, CBATTRequest request)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBATTRequest |
request |
|
ReadyToUpdateSubscribers(CBPeripheralManager)
Declaration
public override void ReadyToUpdateSubscribers(CBPeripheralManager peripheral)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
ServiceAdded(CBPeripheralManager, CBService, NSError)
Declaration
public override void ServiceAdded(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, CBService service, NSError error)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBService |
service |
|
| Foundation.NSError |
error |
|
StateUpdated(CBPeripheralManager)
Declaration
public override void StateUpdated(CBPeripheralManager peripheral)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
WillRestoreState(CBPeripheralManager, NSDictionary)
Declaration
public override void WillRestoreState(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, NSDictionary dict)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| Foundation.NSDictionary |
dict |
|
WriteRequestsReceived(CBPeripheralManager, CBATTRequest[])
Declaration
public override void WriteRequestsReceived(CBPeripheralManager peripheral, CBATTRequest[] requests)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| CoreBluetooth.CBPeripheralManager |
peripheral |
|
| CoreBluetooth.CBATTRequest[] |
requests |
|


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Golden Child's Woollim labelmates Lovelyz and Rocket Punch cheer them on at 'RE:BOOT' comeback showcase
by danisurstWoollim Entertainment artists helped labelmates Golden Child celebrate their latest comeback!
On November 18 KST, Golden Child came back with their latest album 'RE:BOOT,' featuring title track "Wannabe." That same evening, they also held a special commemorative showcase, where they performed their new songs and celebrated the release with their fans.
It was later revealed that both Lovelyz and Rocket Punch members came out to support Golden Child, attending the showcase as well. The Golden Child members thanked them through social media by sharing images of them all together backstage.
"Thank you for coming out to support us, Lovelyz and Rocket Punch," they wrote with a playful kiss emoticon. "Our reliable Woollim family members are the best."
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When we see a correlation like this, as we discussed before, we need to remember that it's not proof of a cause - just evidence. One thing we should always be thinking about is the possibility of confounding. Confounding is when another factor we're not thinking about causes a change in our data. For example, here, poverty could be a confounding factor. Because of the deep legacy of racial inequality in the United States, Black people are more likely to live in poverty. Could the correlation between counties with higher Black populations and payday lenders actually be because those counties are poorer? Let's look and see if there is a correlation between median income and the number of payday lenders.
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3.5. ERROR RECOVERY
this many repairs is not very costly, especially considering that it happens
only when a syntax error is discovered, not during ordinary parsing.
Semantic actions.
Shift and reduce actions are tried repeatly and discarded
during the search for the best error repair. Parser generators usually perform
programmer-speciﬁed semantic actions along with each reduce action, but the
programmer does not expect that these actions will be performed repeatedly
and discarded – they may have side effects. Therefore, a Burke-Fisher parser
does not execute any of the semantic actions as reductions are performed on
the
current
stack, but waits until the same reductions are performed (perma-
nently) on the
old
stack.
This means that the lexical analyzer may be up to
K
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tokens ahead of
the point to which semantic actions have been performed. If semantic actions
affect lexical analysis – as they do in C, compiling the
typedef
feature –
this can be a problem with the Burke-Fisher approach. For languages with a
pure context-free grammar approach to syntax, the delay of semantic actions
poses no problem.
Semantic values for insertions.
In repairing an error by insertion, the parser
needs to provide a semantic value for each token it inserts, so that semantic
actions can be performed as if the token had come from the lexical analyzer.
For punctuation tokens no value is necessary, but when tokens such as num-
bers or identiﬁers must be inserted, where can the value come from? The
ML-Yacc parser generator, which uses Burke-Fischer error correction, has a
%value
directive, allowing the programmer to specify what value should be
used when inserting each kind of token:
%value ID ("bogus")
%value INT (1)
%value STRING ("")
Programmer-speciﬁed substitutions.
Some common kinds of errors cannot
be repaired by the insertion or deletion of a single token, and sometimes a
particular single-token insertion or substitution is very commonly required
and should be tried ﬁrst. Therefore, in an ML-Yacc grammar speciﬁcation the
programmer can use the
%change
directive to suggest error corrections to be
tried ﬁrst, before the default “delete or insert each possible token” repairs.
%change
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Pork belly ground round filet mignon short ribs, pork loin shoulder sirloin.  Tri-tip sausage doner pastrami, corned beef frankfurter drumstick chicken. Rump pork chop doner prosciutto biltong, pork belly corned beef turkey pork loin ball tip turducken flank. Pork chop kielbasa bacon drumstick, beef corned beef doner porchetta capicola landjaeger filet mignon pancetta. Brisket pork loin kielbasa meatball frankfurter. Pancetta ball tip tri-tip, turkey frankfurter bresaola t-bone prosciutto sausage ham hock ham ribeye.
Shoulder corned beef venison frankfurter bresaola rump. Doner strip steak flank, pastrami meatball tail short ribs leberkas turkey pork loin short loin hamburger bacon kielbasa. Biltong tail bacon, shank short loin flank landjaeger. Shankle boudin chicken t-bone short ribs turducken, ball tip swine kielbasa shank. Beef ribs pork belly doner, porchetta t-bone capicola tail. Pig pastrami pork flank turducken bresaola. Pancetta doner rump bresaola turducken filet mignon landjaeger biltong ribeye pork loin tri-tip beef. Landjaeger biltong rump venison tongue short loin short ribs meatball beef ribs sirloin tenderloin.
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Shoulder corned beef venison frankfurter bresaola rump. Doner strip steak flank, pastrami meatball tail short ribs leberkas turkey pork loin short loin hamburger bacon kielbasa. Biltong tail bacon, shank short loin flank landjaeger. Shankle boudin chicken t-bone short ribs turducken, ball tip swine kielbasa shank. Beef ribs pork belly doner, porchetta t-bone capicola tail. Pig pastrami pork flank turducken bresaola. Pancetta doner rump bresaola turducken filet mignon landjaeger biltong ribeye pork loin tri-tip beef. Landjaeger biltong rump venison tongue short loin short ribs meatball beef ribs sirloin tenderloin.


THE OPPOSITE OF SEX
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Sony Pictures Classics Director: Don Roos Writer: Don Roos Cast: Christina Ricci, Martin Donovan, Lisa Kudrow, Lyle Lovett, Johnny Galacki, Ivan Sergei
Of all the movie titles with the S-E-X word, this one may well be the most bewildering. It's like saying, "What's the opposite of 'mirror?'" According to the lead character, Dedee, the opposite of sex is lasting, committed and loving relationships. Now, then, lasting relationships may be furthered by sexual intimacy, so the terms are hardly diametrical. Despite the awkward label given to this Sony Pictures Classics release, the movie is for the most part involving, summoning up a number of laughs at the particularly shrewish dialogue while at other times the cast members seem to think they're in a live sitcom waiting for the chuckles to come before proceeding to the next line.
For those who say that sixteen-year-olds are too innocent to enter into any form of sex, Dedee Truitt (Christina Ricci) provides a rebuttal. Street-wise well beyond her years, this small but endowed young woman can not only match the vocabulary of a drunken sailor; she can come up with quite a few witty, caustic, prescient remarks. Movie cognoscenti will find her particularly amusing when she discusses the nature of film, which she does now and then as the narrator of the piece. When she has had it up to her bosom with her mother's torments, for example, she packs her bag, includes her gun and makes sure to tell the audience to mark that well: it's an example of foreshadowing.
Her story: the tough, seemingly invulnerable, promiscuous Dedee heads from her Louisiana home to Indiana to crash the pad of her uncle Bill (Martin Donovan), a gay high-school teacher living with the handsome Matt (Ivan Sergei). With a complete disregard for political correctness she seduces Matt by implying that his homosexuality is abnormal, accusing him of prejudice if he does not sleep with her. When Dedee announces her pregnancy, naming Matt as the father, Bill feels betrayed by his apparently bi-sexual partner, who leaves for L.A. with his white-trash girlfriend. Meanwhile Bill is accused by a former boyfriend, Jason (Johnny Galecki) of molestation when Jason was a student at the high school, Bill's job is in jeopardy, and he is out $10,000 which Dedde has stolen.
Writer-director Don Roos is best known for his script to "Single White Female," so we can expect him to write strong roles for women. True to form, the women in this picture far outshine the men in barbs and Lisa Kudrow proves the most amusing as Bill's best friend, Lucia. Lucia, sexually repressed, has convinced herself that physical intimacy is, if not disgusting, just plain wet and greasy. The 28-year-old virgin's views are about to invert. Her features resembling the outer skin of a prune, she walks through the movie disapproving of anything and everything, as bitter as Dedee but substituting criticism for Dedee's Betty-Davis wit.
The film tries to offend various groups in its projected audience, but the barbs about homosexuality are too well known by now to wound and while Roos does not cop out by finding a heart of gold within Dedee's breast, his final celebration of home and hearth undercuts the acerbity. Rated R. Running Time: 105 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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But, it seems you didn't have the /index.html page in your project directory, so I took the liberty and served you one from my own stash of shared resources.
Look into the ~/.lovely/server/ folder when you have a moment. You will find this and some other pages over there, which you might want to use in your projects.
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The team’s mission lies in the research and development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s) for real time deployment to aid and assist the work completion in swift and efficient manner.
The team founded in the early 2009 has successfully developed and tested various UAVs. The team actively takes part in internationally acclaimed events like Australian Outback challenge, SUAS and many other national level competitions.
Jatayu was founded by 5 students who had a passion for planes.By early 2009 Jatayu had become a fully fledged technical team of RVCE, Bangalore having built many flight ready planes.
Finished 3rd in the Australian Outback Challenge and awarded the title of “Never say die” Award
First Indian team to participate in the SUAS competition, awarded title of “Best Debutant” Award and bagged cash prize of 2000$.
Table top finish in the Bits Goa “Tail Spin” event.
Table top finish in IIT- Kharagpur “Boeing aerospace” event.
Successfully participated and completed the SUAS 2014 tasks, won four prize barrels worth 50,000INR.
Project Jatayu aims to develop and provide the best drone technology for the country. We rely on voluntary monetary contributions to help us go forward with the project. Help us reach the zenith by contributing.
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Basic Functionality
Package Control is driven by the Command Palette. To open the palette,
press ctrl+shift+p (Win, Linux) or
cmd+shift+p
(Mac). All Package Control commands begin with Package
Control:, so start by typing Package.
The command palette will now show a number of commands. Most users
will be interested in the following:
- Install Package
-
Show a list of all available packages that are available for install.
This will include all of the packages from the default channel, plus
any from repositories you have added.
- Add Repository
-
Add a repository that is not included in the default channel.
This allows users to install and automatically update
packages from GitHub and BitBucket. To add a package
hosted on GitHub, enter the URL in the form
https://github.com/username/repo. Don’t include
.git at the end! BitBucket repositories should use the
format https://bitbucket.org/username/repository.
- Remove Package
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This removes the package folder, and the package name from the
installed_packages list in
Packages/User/Package Control.sublime-settings. The
installed_packages list allow Package Control to automatically
install packages for you if you copy your Packages/User/
folder to another machine.
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speeds, but basically the T-19 followed
the T-18. The T-19 was the first one to offer a synchronized first
gear. Typically, this meant that first gear wasn't as low. The
exception to this rule was the rare wide ratio T-19 used in IH trucks.
Wide a close ratio versions of the T-19 were used in IH trucks, so
most T-19s in IH trucks are not the wide ratio version. The T-19
was also used in Ford trucks.
The input bearing retainer size (4.85") and often the input
shaft length is compatible with the bell housing used with the
T-150, T-176, T-5, T-4, SR-4 and of course Jeep T-18.
The input shaft length varies depending on the application,
but the shaft can be cut and resplined or an input shaft
of the appropriate length can be installed.
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and cheapest to buy a 2WD Ford version. The 4WD IH version should be
bolt compatible with a Dana 20 or Dana 18, but input shafts are
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Code examples
General
- Hello-world example (code)
- Documentation example (code)
File-IO
- Reading file content into a string variable (code)
- Reading from file into list of lines (code)
- Reading from file line by line and processing each line (code)
- Fast and compact file input (code)
- Reading file content into a string variable, embedded in a try statement (code)
- Writing string content to a file (overwriting existing file) (code)
- Appending string content to a file (code)
- Writing Unicode strings to a file with specific encoding (code)
Parsing
- Grammatik file (code)
- Grammatik parser (code)
- Top-down parser (code)
- Bottom-up parser (code)
- Chart-parser
Counting
- Counting words 1 (code)
- Counting words 2 (Unicode tokens) (code)
- Counting words 2 (Unicode tokens) (code)
- Counting words 3 (sort dictionary by value) (code)
- Counting words 4 (sort dictionary by value) (code)
- Counting words 5 (tokenize with regular expression) (code)
- Counting words 6 (without function words) (code)
N-gram models
- General n-gram class with persistance functions (code)
- Language Identification (LID)
- Generating n-grams from the Brown corpus (code)
- Chi2 test for collocations (code)
- Calculating Mutual Information and Relative Entropy for bigrams (code)
Vector Space and Clustering
- Generating a vector space (code)
- K-means clustering (code)
- Expectation Maximization clustering (code)
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Firefox Test Pilot
September 11, 2016
Let’s get started with Firefox test pilot
We, at Mozilla Tamilnadu community bring amazing new initiatives each and every time. With these initiatives we feel that we are helping Mozilla to achieve its goals and also for the betterment of the web.
This time we are going to share more information about Firefox test pilot.
What is test pilot ?
Test Pilot is a series of stepping stones intended to take a rough concept to a shipping Firefox feature or Add-on.
Test Pilot combines iterative prototyping, user research, and an opt-in user-facing testing platform. Experiments will go through phases which are designed to evaluate new feature concepts quickly and at low cost.
What we are going to do ?
This initiative is to bring awareness about the test pilot add-ons and help other amazing Firefox users to get started with these essential and amazing tools and provide valuable feedback which in turn helps in the growth of Firefox.
One main thing we are going to do is, sharing the features about these add-ons in our community blog which help everyone to learn more about it and it’s features.
Who are our community members working on this ?
- Team lead : Karthickeyan - Drafting plans and helping others to know about the Test pilot initiative.
- Social media : Makilan - connecting with contributors in twitter and Facebook to Share knowledge about this project.
- Content team: Ashly, Varsheni, Soundarya - Drafting Contents for the blog explaining the features of the addons for helping users to understand about them.
- Design team: Nirmal Gl, Bhuvana - Designing posters for each post and making users to install add-ons.
How to contribute ?
Share this blog posts made by our contributors to your friends and family members so they can learn about these addons.
Organize an install fest in your college and share your contact details we will try to provide resources and useful link.
If you are techie, go ahead and contribute to the codebase hosted on github.
If you are localization expert please stay tuned to learn more about the opportunity to contribute in upcoming days.
In this post we will be exploring more how to install Firefox Test Pilot Addons in our browser. Test pilot are amazing add-ons which are generally shared to users of Firefox and get feedback about them and will be implemented in Firefox on good reviews. It is very easy to enable Test pilot addons in our browser.
First Visit Test Pilot website. If you are visiting for first time you will be seeing an screen as below, then click on Install the Test Pilot Add-on
You may get warning at the left top corner of browser, click on Install to continue.
On succesful install, you will be shown an welcome pop-up message.
You can share your email ID, so you can get more updates when you new Test pilot add-ons are coming. Lot of new Add-on coming in upcoming months, so keep eye on those amazing features.
As of September 8th 2016, we are currently having 4 experiments in Testpilot
All these 4 experiments have their own pros when we use it. For example I love Universal Search very much, it is very helpful and reduces my time in searching particular pervious visited websites in my machine. Activity Stream gives beautiful visual treat of the websites I have visited, shared top viewed websites and so on. More information about these Experiments are shared by MozillaTN community members as blog posts
Now for Example lets Enable Universal Search.
- Visit Universal Search page
- Click on ENable Universal Search Button
You can also visit experiment pages by clicking experiment name in the Test Pilot Add-on icon
On Clicking the icon, you will know which Experiments are enabled and which are disbaled. So when you click on the Experiment name, then it will redirect you to their website.
Install all the Experiments, and share your valuable feedback to Firefox, lets #grow #firefox


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I'm pretty new to this game. It's been about 2 years. When people ask me how I arrived at this transition, I tell them that I was heavily inspired by learning Autocad on the job (i.e. not as a student), and by my partner, Amy Yoshitsu, who's transitioned part-time from working as a designer to design/developing. We saw an opportunity to help each other as well as possibly work together someday and it seemed too reasonable to pass up.
So, now I'm here! I was fortunate enough to experience some really unexpected interviews at great companies and ultimately accept an awesome job, made possible through hard work, connections from college, grad school, and primarily my bootcamp, and I feel motivated and excited to enter into a new profession that is constantly growing and needs more people all the time. To compare markets, when I was looking for work as a agricultural, environmental, or chemical engineer, I would see 2-3 jobs in each city, with regards to software, especially in the Bay Area, I've heard the numbers are such that for every unemployed scientist or engineer there are 5 openings as a front end, software, backend/full-stack, or data scientist, and I now work as a full-stack software engineer and built routes for a MEAN stack application! Crazy and fun and I hope to continue to grow and develop at the rapid pace which has become normal for me.
I wanted to use the space to describe a bunch of other options I've found out while attending the bootcamp and learning about opportunities at various software companies. A big job role that I'm personally very excited about is one called a Developer Advocate (or sometimes Developer Evangelist). This person is typically at a large company which exposes an API or a type of software service that other developers can use. Some companies live entirely off this, Twilio's phone APIs and Firebase database APIs are big examples, and most of Google's developer's services have Developer Advocates you can work with and call directly to troubleshoot using their services. Developer Advocates also travel and speak at conferences and booths for the software company they represent, and write code that can be used for examples and demonstrations.
There are also roles at companies and at bootcamps teaching software to others getting into the industry, high school students, and middle school students. I believe developer education will be an even bigger movement as we continue to automate and move into the age of the industrial internet, when all our devices need to communicate with each other to increase their efficiency and effectiveness.
Engineering manager is another role in most big companies, and I feel like I've been groomed for for many years, my friends in Software have told me that I have the capacity to motivate very smart people and lends itself naturally to a engineering manager role. The job of the engineering manager is to make sure turnover is low, and that engineers with very different psychologies stay motivated and work well with each other.
I'll come back with some more roles in a bit, but I have an interview in a few hours! Woo hoo!
This is a stub, there's more coming


Bolton handed suspended points deduction for failing to play fixtures
Bolton Wanderers have been handed a suspended five-point deduction and financial penalties after being found guilty of failing to fulfil their fixtures against Brentford and Doncaster Rovers this year, the English Football League (EFL) has said.
REUTERS: Bolton Wanderers have been handed a suspended five-point deduction and financial penalties after being found guilty of failing to fulfil their fixtures against Brentford and Doncaster Rovers this year, the English Football League (EFL) has said.
Bolton's final Championship (second tier) match last season against Brentford was postponed and later cancelled after players boycotted the game over unpaid wages.
This season, their fourth League One game against Doncaster in August was postponed as the club, who fielded only three senior players in a game three days earlier, was concerned about the welfare of their younger players.
"The independent panel has ruled that Bolton Wanderers will be subject to a two-point deduction for the fixture against Brentford and a further three points for the match against Doncaster Rovers," the EFL said in a statement https://www.efl.com/news/2019/november/efl-statement-bolton-wanderers.
"Both penalties are suspended for 18 months and will not be activated as long as the club is not subject to a further misconduct charge for non-fulfilment of fixtures in that timeframe."
The club was also fined a total of 70,000 pounds (US$90,426) in penalties for not playing the two fixtures, with half the amount suspended for 18 months.
Bolton, who started this season with a 12-point deduction after going into administration, are bottom of the standings with one point after 14 games and play Accrington Stanley on Saturday.
(Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


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The java.util.Queue
interface is a subtype of the
java.util.Collection
interface. It represents
an ordered list of objects just like a List
, but its intended use is
slightly different. A queue is designed to have elements inserted at the end of the
queue, and elements removed from the beginning of the queue. Just like a queue in a
supermarket.
Here is a list of the topics covered in this text:
Being a Collection
subtype all methods in the Collection
interface
are also available in the Queue
interface.
Since Queue
is an interface you need to instantiate a concrete implementation
of the interface in order to use it. You can choose between the following Queue
implementations in the Java Collections API:
LinkedList
is a pretty standard queue implementation.
PriorityQueue
stores its elements internally according to their natural order
(if they implement Comparable
), or according to a Comparator
passed
to the PriorityQueue
.
There are also Queue
implementations in the java.util.concurrent
package,
but I will leave the concurrency utilities out of this tutorial.
Here are a few examples of how to create a Queue
instance:
Queue queueA = new LinkedList(); Queue queueB = new PriorityQueue();
To add elements to a Queue
you call its add()
method.
This method is inherited from the Collection
interface. Here are
a few examples:
Queue queueA = new LinkedList(); queueA.add("element 1"); queueA.add("element 2"); queueA.add("element 3");
The order in which the elements added to the Queue
are stored internally,
depends on the implementation. The same is true for the order in which elements are
retrieved from the queue. You should consult the JavaDoc's for more information about
the specific Queue
implementations.
You can peek at the element at the head of the queue without taking the element out of
the queue. This is done via the element()
method. Here is how that looks:
Object firstElement = queueA.element();
To take the first element out of the queue, you use the remove()
method
which is described later.
You can also iterate all elements of a queue, instead of just processing one at a time. Here is how that looks:
Queue queueA = new LinkedList(); queueA.add("element 0"); queueA.add("element 1"); queueA.add("element 2"); //access via Iterator Iterator iterator = queueA.iterator(); while(iterator.hasNext(){ String element = (String) iterator.next(); } //access via new for-loop for(Object object : queueA) { String element = (String) object; }
When iterating the queue via its Iterator
or via the for-loop (which also uses the Iterator
behind the scene, the sequence in which the elements are iterated depends on the queue implementation.
To remove elements from a queue, you call the remove()
method. This method
removes the element at the head of the queue. In most Queue
implementations
the head and tail of the queue are at opposite ends. It is possible, however, to implement the
Queue
interface so that the head and tail of the queue is in the same end.
In that case you would have a stack.
Here is a remove example();
Object firstElement = queueA.remove();
By default you can put any Object
into a Queue
, but from Java 5, Java Generics
makes it possible to limit the types of object you can insert into a Queue
. Here is an example:
Queue<MyObject> queue = new LinkedList<MyObject>();
This Queue
can now only have MyObject
instances inserted into it.
You can then access and iterate its elements without casting them. Here is how it looks:
MyObject myObject = queue.remove(); for(MyObject anObject : queue){ //do someting to anObject... }
For more information about Java Generics, see the Java Generics Tutorial.
There is a lot more you can do with a Queue
, but you will have to check out the JavaDoc
for more details. This text focused on the two most common operations: Adding / removing elements,
and iterating the elements.


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SCREAM 3 RATING: 7.5 /10 --> Very good movie
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
Get excited everybody, we finally got ourselves a really good movie in the year 2000! It only took a little over a month but SCREAM 3 has arrived, tagged to a solid storyline, bloodstained action, a great cast, slick dialogue, an unpredictable ending and cameos all around. If you liked 1 & 2, you'll scream for numero 3!
PLOT: Poor l'il Sydney has moved to L.A. and isolated herself from the outside world. In the meantime, the third movie based on her life, called STAB 3, is being filmed in and around the Hollywood lots. It isn't until the actual cast members of the film start getting killed in real life, that Sydney decides that it's time to come back out into the world and face up to her past...and a nutjob who goes by the name of ghostface!
 This one kept me and my buddy guessing about the killer the whole way through, and with typical Craven pinnache, everyone in the cast seemed to be a suspect at some point or another. Of course, I won't spoil it for you, but suffice it to say that I was satisfied with the conclusion, and certainly didn't guess it before it was revealed. It was definitely a much better finale than the lame one that the sequel had tossed our way a few years back. The cast in this film was another thumb up, with everyone involved doing their share to make this film as authentic as any other. This time around, most of the story seemed to center around the Cox and Arquette characters, and both actors came through on their respective counts. In fact, Arquette and Parker Posey are both excellent in this film, with each one coming up just enough laughs to keep things light between killings. Jenny McCarthy also clocked in a decent performance alongside her boobs who delivered their lines perfectly while demonstrating great versatility and range.
The twists and turns in the film were also well handled and intelligently written, and will likely leave the proverbial scary movie "that doesn't make any sense" complaints outside the theater.  Overall, I guess I am also kind of glad that this will be the final one because it is a very good movie, and I would rather remember this trilogy as just that, instead of it turning into a tired ol' parody of itself over and over and over again. In fact, that's probably the only thing that I did hold against this film, and that is the fact that despite it being an original tale set among actual Hollywood soundstages, the overall framework of the movie is basically the same.  Thankfully, they ended the trilogy on a real high note with this winner.
And contrary to some initial reports, the violence in this film is still all there, in fact, I got the impression that this installment had an even higher body count than either one of its previous incarnations...but don't quote me on that. The pacing was also solid with a little setup, some action, some blood, some background story, more action, more murders and so on and so forth. Pretty neat if you dig that kind of shtuff. The one thing that is for sure is that you definitely have to be a fan of the first two movies to truly enjoy this one. In fact, I would suggest re-watching them both before checking this one out, cause this is definitely a continuation of the story, and many references to the previous films abound. All in all, this scary movie is the perfect bookend to the successful trilogy that jumpstarted the teen horror genre back in the late 90s. It's packed with murders, humor, suspense, cheap scares, pretty girls, hip dialogue and a legitimately surprise ending. Sound like something you'd like?  And what is your favorite scary movie??
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Okay, so we all know by now that the girl who once appeared in Bruce Springsteen's 1984 "Dancing in the Dark" video, Courteney Cox, married SCREAM co-star David Arquette in June of 1999. But did you know that one of David's earliest big screen roles was as "Benny" in the original BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER movie, and that Courteney dated the original BATMAN, Michael Keaton, for about six years? Courteney is also infamous for having been the first person to say the word "period" on American TV (it was a Tampax commercial), and David leads the band Ear 2000, whose single "The Race" appeared on the SCREAM 2 soundtrack, and whose next single "Click Click" appears on this film's soundtrack. Neve Campbell recently admitted to having suffered a "nervous breakdown" at the tender age of 14, which resulted in complete hairloss. Intensive acupuncture grew it back. When actor Patrick Dempsey got married in 1987, he was 21 years old. His bride was 48. Jenny McCarthy was Playboy Playmate of the year in 1994. In 1998, she had her breast implants removed. Remember when the producer of this film, Kevin Williamson, was the screenwriting "toast of the town"? Well, the latest kid on the block is the writer of this flick, Ehren Kruger. He was the man behind the pen for last year's ARLINGTON ROAD (7/10) and he also wrote the upcoming Ben Affleck thriller, REINDEER GAMES. Two of the working titles for this film were SCREAM 3: GHOSTFACE KILLER and the simpler GHOSTFACE.
Review Date: February 1, 2000 Director: Wes Craven Writer: Ehren Kruger Producers: Kevin Williamson, Cathy Conrad and Marianne Maddalena Actors: Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott David Arquette as Dwight "Dewey" Riley Courteney Cox Arquette as Gale Weathers Patrick Dempsey as Detective Kincaid Genre: Horror Year of Release: 2000 -------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ -------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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| Total net profit | -67.75 | Gross profit | 29.85 | Gross loss | -97.6 |
| Profit factor | 0.31 | Expected payoff | -1.54 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -68.16 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 65.54 (-2501.53%) | ||
| Total trades | 44 | Profit trades (% of total) | 12 (27.27%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 32 (72.73%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 29 (24.14%) | Short positions (won %) | 15 (33.33%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 6.62 | loss trade | -8.75 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.49 | loss trade | -3.05 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.43 | loss trade | -0.07 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 123.1 | stop loss in pips | -84.3 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 73.4 | stop loss in pips | -39.6 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 28.7 | stop loss in pips | 10.1 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 4.0 | Duration in minutes | 4548 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.6 | Duration in minutes | 1499.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 13 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (21.31) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 18.0 (-48.99) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 3.0 | consecutive losses | 7.0 |
| Total net profit | -59.2 | Gross profit | 8.54 | Gross loss | -67.74 |
| Profit factor | 0.13 | Expected payoff | -2.04 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -59.2 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 56.58 (-2159.54%) | ||
| Total trades | 29 | Profit trades (% of total) | 7 (24.14%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 22 (75.86%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.53 | loss trade | -8.75 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.22 | loss trade | -3.08 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.43 | loss trade | -0.07 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 117.2 | stop loss in pips | -84.3 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 70.5 | stop loss in pips | -42.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 28.7 | stop loss in pips | 4.2 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 4.0 | Duration in minutes | 4548.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.8 | Duration in minutes | 1584.0 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 13.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (4.72) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 11.0 (-27.91) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 5.0 |
| Total net profit | -8.55 | Gross profit | 21.31 | Gross loss | -29.86 |
| Profit factor | 0.71 | Expected payoff | -0.57 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -28.93 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 24.05 (-492.83%) | ||
| Total trades | 15 | Profit trades (% of total) | 5 (33.33%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 10 (66.67%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 6.62 | loss trade | -4.89 | |
| Average | profit trade | 4.26 | loss trade | -2.99 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.51 | loss trade | -0.39 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 123.1 | stop loss in pips | -60.6 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 78.9 | stop loss in pips | -34.1 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 52.4 | stop loss in pips | 10.1 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 2.8 | Duration in minutes | 3607.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.3 | Duration in minutes | 1334.9 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 84.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (21.31) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 9.0 (-28.93) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 5.0 | consecutive losses | 9.0 |


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ShowAsTabbedAction
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
Namespace: DevZest.Windows.Docking
Assembly: DevZest.WpfDocking.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ShowAsTabbedAction : ShowInDockTreeAction
Remarks
This show action corresponds Show(DockPane, Int32, DockItemShowMethod) method. The target DockPane is determined by the combination of Target and IsFloating properties.
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ShowAsTabbedAction() | Initializes a new instance of the ShowAsTabbedAction class. |
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Index | Gets or sets the value indicates the position within target Items at which the source DockItem is inserted before. |


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{{if .Params.picture}}
{{end}}
{{- .Content -}}
{{- if .Params.author}}
— By
{{if .Params.authorlink}}
{{.Params.author}}
{{else}}{{.Params.author}}
{{end}}
{{end -}}
{{/*
This is fairly contrived:
- Page.Next uses publish date, which is not what we want, we want by
weight.
- Pages.Prev and Pages.Next will wrap around instead of returning nil
on the first/last item (!!!!)
- eq directly on Page doesn't work, so compare their link instead.
- Page.CurrentSection returns the actual current section, but for news
we want the root one so use FirstSection, which was added in Hugo
0.45.1.
So we first need to find our section, then reorder, then take
prev/next based on this temporary list, then manually figure out if
wraparound occured via comparison on the page URL.
Refs:
- https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/spf13/hugo/hugolib#Position
- https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/blob/master/hugolib/pagesPrevNext.go
*/}}
{{/*
This enables grabbing all pages, including
descendants in subsections. This is needed for /news/. It'd be nice to
find a better way to achieve this without a silly loop, like it's done
in shortcodes/cutetable.html.
*/}}
{{ $page := .Page }}
{{ range $section := $page.Site.Sections }}
{{ if hasPrefix $page.RelPermalink $section.RelPermalink }}
{{ $pages := (where .Site.AllRegularPages "Section" $section.Section).ByWeight.Reverse }}
{{ $prev := $pages.Prev $page }}
{{ $next := $pages.Next $page }}
{{ $first := index $pages 0 }}
{{ $indexLast := sub $pages.Len 1 }}
{{ $last := index $pages $indexLast }}
{{/*
In Go 1.11, it is possible to update a variable but not in
previous Go versions, so we need to create more temporary variable
to get to the exact values we want.
*/}}
{{ $isFirst := not $prev}}
{{ $isLast := not $next }}
{{ $hasPrev := not $isFirst }}
{{ $hasNext := not $isLast }}
{{ if or $hasPrev $hasNext }}


--- layout: page title: Sog Creed Hunting Knife navlink: false permalink: /3D/GAP_melee_weapon/ ---
This was a personal project I undertook to better understand the both the high to low poly modeling workflow, and the PBR workflow.
Modeling was done in Autodesk's 3Ds Max 2017, and all texturing was done in Adobe Photoshop CC 2017.
(Click on images to see higher resolution versions)


API Reference¶
Simple API to include filetransfer
in a Python script.
This module uses a logger
with the name 'filetransfer'
.
Changed in version 0.7.0: There is no run()
function anymore; the required function is
returned by configure()
See: Configuration, examples configure() and transfer()
-
exception
filetransfer.
Error
¶ Base error.
-
exception
filetransfer.
ConfigError
¶ Raised when there is a problem with the configuration.
Changed in version 0.10.0:
code
1 -> 3-
code
= 3¶ Status code
-
-
exception
filetransfer.
ConnectError
¶ Raised when there is a problem connecting to a server.
-
code
= 2¶ Status code
-
-
exception
filetransfer.
TransferError
¶ Raised when there is a fatal problem during transfer.
Changed in version 0.10.0:
code
3 -> 2-
code
= 2¶ Status code
-
-
exception
filetransfer.
SingleInstanceError
¶ Raised when a single instance requirement is violated.
New in version 0.9.0.
Changed in version 0.10.0:
code
4 -> 0-
code
= 0¶ Status code
-
-
exception
filetransfer.
NotReadyError
¶ Raised when a ready file is required but not present.
New in version 0.10.0.
-
code
= 0¶ Status code
-
-
exception
filetransfer.
Terminated
¶ Raised when terminated with SIGTERM.
This is a subclass of
BaseException
.See:
filetransfer.set_sigterm_handler()
Changed in version 0.10.0:
code
8 -> 5-
code
= 5¶ Status code
-
-
class
filetransfer.
JobResult
¶ Class that contains job results.
This class has the following fields:
files_cnt
number of successfully transferred files
src_error_cnt
number of files that could not be read
tgt_error_cnt
number of files that could not be written
file_list
- list of tuples: (path, info, tag)
path: path relative to source/target directory
info: duration of transfer or error text
tag:
FileTags
if data collection is disabled this will be
None
New in version 0.7.0.
Changed in version 0.10.0:
file_list
tags: string ->FileTags
members
-
class
filetransfer.
FileTags
(value)¶ Tags for
file_list
ofJobResult
.- Members:
TRANSF
:'='
(transferred)SRCERR
:'>'
(source error)TGTERR
:'<'
(target error)
The string representation of an enum member is just the value of the member.
New in version 0.10.0.
-
filetransfer.
set_sigterm_handler
()¶ Set handler for SIGTERM.
This function sets the same handler that is used when the filetransfer script is run. It raises
Terminated
on receiving the SIGTERM signal. This function can only be run from the main thread (see: Signals and threads andsignal.signal()
).- Raises
ValueError – if not called from the main thread
New in version 0.9.0.
-
filetransfer.
configure
(cfg_file, job_id, **kwargs)¶ Configure the application.
This function returns a function (called
run()
from here on) that must be called to run the actual file transfer.run()
takes one optional argument that must be an instance of a subclass ofBaseException
that will be reraised withinrun()
. The intended use for this is to handle an exception from code betweenconfigure()
andrun()
in the usual way (logging and sending an email notification). The transfer itself will not be run. See example.-
filetransfer.
run
(exc=None)¶ - Parameters
exc (BaseException) – exception to be reraised within this function
- Returns
result and exit code (0: success, 1: with errors)
- Return type
- Raises
ConnectError – see above
TransferError – see above
SingleInstanceError – see above
NotReadyError – see above
Terminated – see above
Changed in version 0.7.3: Add exception parameter to
run()
Changed in version 0.10.0: Return
JobResult
and exit codeYou can put your own configuration sections in the application and job configuration files. The names of theses sections must start with
x:
. If you define the same name in both configuration files the sections will be merged with the keys in the job configuration file taking precedence. The prefixx:
will be stripped from the section names before putting them in a newly createdConfigParser
object that will be returned. See example.The logging configuration from
cfg_file
will only be used if logging was not configured before the call to this function.- Parameters
cfg_file (path-like object) – the application configuration file
job_id (str) – the Job-ID
kwargs –
ConfigParser
arguments for the extra configuration
- Returns
run()
function and extra configuration- Return type
function(), configparser.ConfigParser
- Raises
filetransfer.ConfigError – if there is a problem with the configuration
Changed in version 0.7.0: Return function for running the job
Changed in version 0.10.0: Does not raise configparser.Error and OSError anymore
-
-
filetransfer.
transfer
(src_cfg, tgt_cfg=None, *, collect_data=False)¶ Transfer files.
The first parameter (
src_cfg
) may be adict
or aConfigParser
object.If it is a
dict
the argumenttgt_cfg
must also be a dict and they must represent valid[source]
and[target]
sections of a Job Configuration.Else the
ConfigParser
object must contain those sections and the second parameter can be omitted because it will be ignored.When using FTP, FTPS or SFTP the
host_id
option must be omitted and the options from the host configuration must be contained in the above configuration objects.See examples.
- Parameters
- Returns
job result
- Return type
- Raises
filetransfer.ConfigError – if there is a problem with the configuration
filetransfer.ConnectError – if there is a connection problem
filetransfer.TransferError – if there is a fatal problem during transfer
Changed in version 0.7.0: This function now returns a
JobResult
objectChanged in version 0.10.0: Add parameter
collect_data


Utils¶
The utils.py file contains many useful functions called by other classes in PyPulse.
Functions¶
-
acf
(array[, var=False, norm_by_tau=True, lagaxis=False])¶ Uses numpy’s correlate function to calculate the autocorrelation function of an array \(x\), defined as
\[\frac{1}{N} \sum_{i\le j} x_i x_j\]where
Parameters: - array (list/numpy.ndarray) – Data array.
- var (bool) – Divide by the variance (using numpy.var) of the time series
- norm_by_tau (bool) – Normalize using the number of bins going into each lag bin’s computation (thus making each bin an average value). Otherwise just divide by the length of the input array.
- lagaxis (bool) – Return the axis of lags and the autocorrelation function rather than just the autocorrelation function.
Returns: autocorrelation function, numpy.ndarray
-
imshow
(x[, ax=None, origin='lower', interpolation='nearest', aspect='auto', **kwargs])¶ Convenience function for calling matplotlib’s imshow().
Parameters: - x (list/numpy.ndarray) – 2D data array.
- ax (axis) – Uses a matplotlib axis to draw to. If None, then just run open a new figure.
- origin (str) – Explicitly pass origin argument to imshow()
- interpolation (str) – Explicitly pass interpolation argument to imshow()
- aspect (str) – Explicitly pass aspect argument to imshow()
- **kwargs –
Additional arguments to pass to imshow()
Returns: im, the return value of either ax.imshow() or plt.imshow()
-
normalize
(array[, simple=False, minimum=None])¶ Normalize an array to unit height.
Parameters: - array (numpy.ndarray) – Data array
- simple (bool) – If simple, divide by the maximum of the array. Otherwise, normalize according to \(\mathrm{(array-minimum)}/\mathrm{(maximum-minimum)}\), where the minimum is the minimum of the array.
- minimum (float) – Provide the minimum value to normalize in the above equation.
Returns: array, numpy.ndarray


Welcome on wallabag documentation. Thanks to this tool, we hope that you can easily use wallabag and work with it.
Today, we have three documentations: for users, for developers and for administrators. Just select your language and good reading!
Feel free to contribute to this documentation: it's your documentation.
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License
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Trader Damion:
What would you like to purchase?
Buy equipment for Fighters.
Buy equipment for Wizards.
Exchange equipment.


The Story So Far
For the past month, I have been evaluating accessibility, applying analytics, and optimizing goal conversion for my user science journal. I had chosen the goal of letting the user visit at least 5 unique pages. The idea was that more page views would be an indicator of user engagement.
Eventually I figured that a content experiment was in order. I started a "new experience" using Google Optimize, choosing an A/B Test between the original and a new variant. I made a few changes that appeared minor on the surface but that I thought would impact the user experience.
After a week of running the experiment, there did not appear to be a clear winner. Viewing the conversion comparison chart on the other hand, the original seemed to be performing better than the variant, though the actual ratio between the original and the variant is 3:2, not far off from each other.
In contrast to what these results seem to indicate, the general number of conversions has been fluctuating since last week when I made the changes, compared to zero conversions in the week prior. I decided to be skeptical in my reading of these results.
Usability Test
Since I could not reach a clear conclusion based on the data alone, I decided to do an additional usability test. This test involved the user accessing the site on his mobile device. My first observation was that the user struggled for a few seconds to decide which post to select. The navigation menu was ignored.
After reaching the end of the post that he selected, he was quick to point out that there was no easy way to view another post. The only way was to scroll back to the top and open the blog menu. This made me realize that adding "next" and "back" buttons could hold the key to optimizing the goal completion rate.
Conclusion
I've learned a great deal about the differences between content experiment and usability testing in how the data is collected and evaluated. I would think that both can be used effectively in tandem, and either of them could be used based on the situation. While there were a few instances of uncertainty about whether tracking features were working, the interface was approachable and help resources for Analytics were abundant.
Next Steps
The biggest lesson I learned is that direct evidence beats conjecture. The subtle changes in my content experiment, while well-intentioned, was not based on a factual understanding of what would boost conversions. Instead, it was through the usability test that I learned the real barriers to optimizing the goal conversion.
I have decided that, in future, usability tests should come before content experiments. Through knowing the precise issues users face, there is a stronger context for design iterations. After all, the user is always the one who will identify roadblocks that I wouldn't otherwise see as the creator. Analytics may be useful for marketing and helping paint a clear picture of business results, but field testing will most likely be far more reliable for user experience purposes.


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First Step
Player History
The first thing we need to do is provide users with some way to find the game they're interested in. The best way to find a match is to search on a participating player, then select the specific match from a list of their played matches.
To do this, we use the matchhistory-v2.2 request which returns a list of matches in which a player participated, however it takes a summonerId as input. This id is effectively a unique number associated with a player and can be obtained from the summoner-v1.4 method with a by-name request. Both of these requests return JSON containing the data we want. We get the summoner Id from the first request and then plug it into the second.
Check the demos below to see how this all looks. Try Zirene for a summoner name.


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Name
HPL_pdlamch determines machine-specific arithmetic constants.
Synopsis
#include "hpl.h"
double
HPL_pdlamch(
MPI_Comm
COMM
,
const HPL_T_MACH
CMACH
);
Description
HPL_pdlamch
determines machine-specific arithmetic constants such as
the relative machine precision (eps), the safe minimum(sfmin) such that
1/sfmin does not overflow, the base of the machine (base), the precision
(prec), the number of (base) digits in the mantissa (t), whether
rounding occurs in addition (rnd = 1.0 and 0.0 otherwise), the minimum
exponent before (gradual) underflow (emin), the underflow threshold
(rmin)- base**(emin-1), the largest exponent before overflow (emax), the
overflow threshold (rmax) - (base**emax)*(1-eps).
Arguments
COMM (global/local input) MPI_Comm
The MPI communicator identifying the process collection.
CMACH (global input) const HPL_T_MACH
Specifies the value to be returned by HPL_pdlamch
= HPL_MACH_EPS, HPL_pdlamch := eps (default)
= HPL_MACH_SFMIN, HPL_pdlamch := sfmin
= HPL_MACH_BASE, HPL_pdlamch := base
= HPL_MACH_PREC, HPL_pdlamch := eps*base
= HPL_MACH_MLEN, HPL_pdlamch := t
= HPL_MACH_RND, HPL_pdlamch := rnd
= HPL_MACH_EMIN, HPL_pdlamch := emin
= HPL_MACH_RMIN, HPL_pdlamch := rmin
= HPL_MACH_EMAX, HPL_pdlamch := emax
= HPL_MACH_RMAX, HPL_pdlamch := rmax
where
eps = relative machine precision,
sfmin = safe minimum,
base = base of the machine,
prec = eps*base,
t = number of digits in the mantissa,
rnd = 1.0 if rounding occurs in addition,
emin = minimum exponent before underflow,
rmin = underflow threshold,
emax = largest exponent before overflow,
rmax = overflow threshold.


Amos 8:7
The LORD hath sworn by the excellency of Jacob, Surely I will never forget any of their works.