LSTMForecaster and MTNetForecaster
In this guide, we will show you how to use the built-in LSTMForecaster and MTNetForecaster for time series forecasting.
The built-in LSTMForecaster and MTNetForecaster are both derived from tfpark.KerasModels.
Refer to network traffic notebook for demonstration of forecasting network traffic data with Chronos built-in LSTMForecaster and MTNetForecaster.
Refer to LSTMForecaster API and MTNetForecaster API detailed explanation of all arguments for each forecast model.
Step 0: Prepare environment
We recommend you to use Anaconda to prepare the enviroments, especially if you want to run automated training on a yarn cluster (yarn-client mode only).
conda create -n zoo python=3.7 #zoo is conda enviroment name, you can set another name you like.
conda activate zoo
pip install analytics-zoo[automl]==0.9.0.dev0 # or above
Step 1: Create forecast model
To start, you need to create a forecast model first. Specify target_dim and feature_dim in constructor.
target_dim
: dimension of target outputfeature_dim
: dimension of input feature
Below are some example code to create forecast models.
#import forecast models
from zoo.chronos.forecaster.lstm_forecaster import LSTMForecaster
from zoo.chronos.forecaster.mtnet_forecaster import MTNetForecaster
#build a lstm forecast model
lstm_forecaster = LSTMForecaster(target_dim=1,
feature_dim=4)
#build a mtnet forecast model
mtnet_forecaster = MTNetForecaster(target_dim=1,
feature_dim=4,
long_series_num=1,
series_length=3,
ar_window_size=2,
cnn_height=2)
Step 2: Use forecast model
Use forecaster.fit/evalute/predict
in the same way as tfpark.KerasModel
For univariant forecasting (i.e. to predict one series at a time), you can use either LSTMForecaster or MTNetForecaster. The input data shape for fit/evaluation/predict
should match the arguments you used to create the forecaster. Specifically:
- X shape should be
(num of samples, lookback, feature_dim)
- Y shape should be
(num of samples, target_dim)
- Where,
feature_dim
is the number of features as specified in Forecaster constructors.lookback
is the number of time steps you want to look back in history.target_dim
is the number of series to forecast at the same time as specified in Forecaster constructors and should be 1 here. If you want to do multi-step forecasting and use the second dimension as no. of steps to look forward, you won't get error but the performance may be uncertain and we don't recommend using that way.
For multivariant forecasting (i.e. to predict several series at the same time), you have to use MTNetForecaster. The input data shape should meet below criteria.
- X shape should be
(num of samples, lookback, feature_dim)
- Y shape should be
(num of samples, target_dim)
- Where
lookback
should equal(lb_long_steps+1) * lb_long_stepsize
, wherelb_long_steps
andlb_long_stepsize
are as specified inMTNetForecaster
constructor.target_dim
should equal number of series in input.


From within the Add Spectrum panel, you can drag & drop or browse for the spectrum files to add. A spectrum file set contains ANA, CVT, FLS,
conversion table and optionally, TXT file.(1)
After the conversion table is selected, it is also required to select the relevant worksheet as shown in the following figure.
Notes: (1) If TXT file is not supplied, it will be generated automatically from CVT file and conversion table.


Functions to calculate weights, estimates of changes and corresponding variance estimates for panel data with non-response.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), survey |
| Imports: | methods |
| Published: | 2018-10-02 |
| Author: | Øyvind Langsrud |
| Maintainer: | Oyvind Langsrud <oyl at ssb.no> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | OfficialStatistics |
| CRAN checks: | CalibrateSSB results |
| Reference manual: | CalibrateSSB.pdf |
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[ Plasma cortisol concentration and blood leukocyte content of glucocorticoid receptors in patients with deficiency-cold vs deficiency-heat syndromes] Plasma cortisol concentration and blood leukocyte content of glucocorticoid receptors (GCR) were assayed in 20 patients with deficiency syndromes, 10 cold in property (deficiency-cold), the other 10 hot in property (deficiency-heat), and also in 10 healthy individuals as normal control for the purpose of investigating the nature of cold and heat syndromes.
Abstract
As a result, the cases of deficiency-cold syndrome (DCS) had a normal concentration of plasma cortisol but a lowered content of GCR in leukocytes when compared with the normal control (P less than 0.05); the cases of deficiency-heat syndrome (DHS) had a higher concentration of plasma cortisol than the normal control (P less than 0.05) and a slightly higher content of GCR in leukocytes. It was concluded that the DCS is characterized by diminished biological effects of adrenocortical activity, while the DHS, by augmented biological effects of adrenocortical activity.


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noun:flesh
the soft substance consisting of muscle and fat that is found between the skin and bones of a human or an animal.
"she grabbed Anna's arm, her fingers sinking into the flesh"
the flesh of an animal, regarded as food.
"the food an animal eats will affect the taste and texture of its flesh"
the edible pulpy part of a fruit or vegetable.
"halve the avocados and scrape out the flesh"
the skin or surface of the human body with reference to its appearance or sensory properties.
"she gasped as the cold water hit her flesh"
the human body and its physical needs and desires, especially as contrasted with the mind or the soul.
noun: the flesh
"I have never been one to deny the pleasures of the flesh"
a light brownish pink colour.
"acrylic paints in flesh, red, and pink"
verb
verb: flesh; 3rd person present: fleshes; past tense: fleshed; past participle: fleshed; gerund or present participle: fleshing
put weight on.
"he had fleshed out to a solid 220 pounds"
add more details to something which only exists in a draft or outline form.
"the arguments were fleshed out by the minister"
stimulate(a hound or hawk) to hunt by feeding it a piece of flesh from a recently killed animal.
"I have fleshed my bloodhound"
accustom to bloodshed or warfare.
"he fleshed his troops with enterprises against the enemy's posts"
remove the flesh adhering to (a skin or hide).
"chemicals remove the hair and preserving salts, and then the hides are fleshed"
Phrases:
all flesh
all human and animal life.
go the way of all flesh
die or come to an end.
in the flesh
in person or (of a thing) in its actual state.
lose flesh
become thinner.
make someone's flesh crawl
cause someone to experience an uncomfortable sensation of horror or disgust.
one flesh
used to refer to the spiritual and physical union of two people in a relationship, especially marriage.
put flesh on something
add more details to something that exists only in a draft or outline form.
put on flesh
put on weight.
sins of the flesh
sins related to physical indulgence, especially sexual gratification.


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We often get asked, "Why do you teach [X]? Why don't you teach [Y]?" where X and Y are random permutations of Perl, Python, R, MATLAB, Julia, C++, and Javascript, or equally random permutations of different version control systems or text editors. There are three answers:
We'd be happy to, provided you will create and maintain a lesson that covers the same basic ideas as our existing ones. (Cf. "You Doesn't Exist".)
If you're in the United States, you measure distance in miles and weight in pounds because that's what the people around you use. Similarly, if a community of scientists are using [X] and condition #1 is satisfied, we'll teach our fundamental ideas—task automation, modular programming, version control, and structured data—using [X], because those ideas are what really matter.
When someone says, "Teach [X]," it's almost always because they believe it's better. When asked for evidence, though, they almost always respond with personal anecdotes or the sort of a priori reasoning that led Aristotle to believe that heavy objects must fall faster than light ones. We can do better: we can measure the usability of programming languages through control experiments. And I think that means we have an obligation to: as I've said many times, if we want other people to pay attention to the evidence when it comes to things like climate change, we need to demand and respect evidence ourselves.


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contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the heading. |
| string ParaStyleLevel1 |
contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 1st level. |
| string ParaStyleLevel2 |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 2nd level. |
| string ParaStyleLevel3 |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 3rd level. |
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[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 4th level. |
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[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 5th level. |
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[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the 10th level. |
| string ParaStyleSeparator |
[ OPTIONAL ] contains the name of the paragraph style that is applied to the separator level. |
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contains the column interface. |
| string BackGraphicURL |
contains the URL of a graphic file that is displayed as background graphic |
| string BackGraphicFilter |
contains the name of the filter of the graphic file that is displayed as background graphic |
| ::com::sun::star::style::GraphicLocation BackGraphicLocation |
determines the position of the background graphic. |
| ::com::sun::star::util::Color BackColor |
specifies the color of the background. |
| boolean BackTransparent |
If true, the background color value in "BackColor" is not visible. |
| ::com::sun::star::container::XIndexReplace LevelFormat |
[ OPTIONAL ] returns the interface of the level format of the index. |
| boolean CreateFromChapter |
[ OPTIONAL ] determins if the content of the document index is created from the complete document content or from the current chapter only. |
| XTextSection ContentSection |
the text section containing the content of the index |
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Daily Stats
Our daily stats tell us how many people visit, where they're coming from, and how long they stay here. The majority of our daily visitors are from Tiverton — your neighbors. Thank you for spreading the word.
October 14, 2016
Officially reached the majority of Rhode Island towns today.
October 13, 2016
Two hundred visitors today!
October 12, 2016
Lots more people reaching out to us directly today.
October 11, 2016
Over 1,000 Tiverton residents have visited us in just over 12 days. We are proud of our town!
October 10, 2016
We are FAST APPROACHING 1,000 Tiverton residents! With over 6,000 households in our town — KEEP SPREADING THE WORD.
October 9, 2016
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October 8, 2016
Starting to see repeat Tiverton visitors — new visitors still climbing past one hundred.
October 7, 2016
Still climbing — over one hundred visitors with Tiverton residents dominating. The word is getting around! Hello Lincoln! Hello Providence! Hello Middletown, Newport, and Portsmouth!
October 6, 2016
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October 5, 2016
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October 4, 2016
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October 3, 2016
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October 1, 2016
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September 30, 2016
Twenty Tiverton residents visited the site today and even a few Massachusetts residents. Average time spent on the site — seven minutes! You guys are doing the research now start telling your friends and neighbors about it!
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Vote no on question 1 and 8.


In the first two quizzes, we focused on finding areas — how much paint would we need to put the shape on the side of a building? But we left something out. While area is something we can calculate for any shape, it doesn't tell us anything about what shape we're dealing with. We can have an equilateral triangle, a wide and short triangle, or a hexagon, all with an area of 11 square unit. What defines a shape are its angles and the lengths of its sides.
In the first two quizzes, we focused on finding areas — how much paint would we need to put the shape on the side of a building? But we left something out. While area is something we can calculate for any shape, it doesn't tell us anything about what shape we're dealing with. We can have an equilateral triangle, a wide and short triangle, or a hexagon, all with an area of 11 square unit. What defines a shape are its angles and the lengths of its sides.
In the first two quizzes, we focused on finding areas — how much paint would we need to put the shape on the side of a building? But we left something out. While area is something we can calculate for any shape, it doesn't tell us anything about what shape we're dealing with. We can have an equilateral triangle, a wide and short triangle, or a hexagon, all with an area of 11 square unit. What defines a shape are its angles and the lengths of its sides.
In the first two quizzes, we focused on finding areas — how much paint would we need to put the shape on the side of a building? But we left something out. While area is something we can calculate for any shape, it doesn't tell us anything about what shape we're dealing with. We can have an equilateral triangle, a wide and short triangle, or a hexagon, all with an area of 11 square unit. What defines a shape are its angles and the lengths of its sides.
In the first two quizzes, we focused on finding areas — how much paint would we need to put the shape on the side of a building? But we left something out. While area is something we can calculate for any shape, it doesn't tell us anything about what shape we're dealing with. We can have an equilateral triangle, a wide and short triangle, or a hexagon, all with an area of 11 square unit. What defines a shape are its angles and the lengths of its sides.
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Simran is a senior majoring in Psychology with the Business Option. She is the Executive Director this year and began her journey with Infusion as a Liaison her freshman year for UCD Lashkara and she then became the Registration Director for Infusion 2021. She is very excited to create new memories through Infusion and get more involved with the circuit while taking Infusion to new heights. She enjoys watching Netflix, baking, and loves house flipping shows on HGTV!
Pranavi Yerramareddy
Executive & Engagement Director
Pranavi is a senior majoring in Industrial Engineering with a minor in IST. Growing up, Pranavi learned Kuchipudi and completed her Arangetram in 2019. Her love for dance led her to join Infusion as a community liaison her freshman year and as a Hospitality Director her sophomore year. She is looking forward to returning as a Executive and Engagement Director for the upcoming year! In her free time Pranavi likes to read, dance, and bake! She can’t wait to help make Infusion 2022 the best one yet!
Mahek Shah
Hospitality Director
Mahek is a senior majoring in Chemical Engineering with minors in entrepreneurship and Environmental Engineering. She loves to drink iced tea and eat food, but when she isn't doing those things, you can find her binging Harry Potter and Marvel movies. Mahek is beyond excited to be a part of Infusion board and can't wait to see how the show turns out this year!
Keertana Manchikanti
Hospitality Director
Keertana Manchikanti is a senior studying Marketing with a minor in Digital Media Trends and Analytics. Her love for dance has stemmed from childhood where she learned both Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi. Her passion for dance continued as she started her freshman year where she joined Penn State JaDhoom. Now as Hospitality Director, she’s pumped to make Infusion 2023 the best competition yet! In her free time, Keertana loves to cook, watch Modern Family, and spend time with friends and family.
Anusha Iyer
Sponsorship Director
Anusha is a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering with minors in Mathematics and French Language. Her Infusion journey began last year as a liaison, and she is excited to continue as a Sponsorship Director this year! In her free time, Anusha enjoys lifting, watching New Girl, and trying new coffee shops. She is excited to see her first in-person Infusion and can't wait to make it the best one yet!
Sindhu Muddasani
Sponsorship Director
Sindhu is a senior majoring in Industrial Engineering with a minor in IST. Growing up she was involved in organizing cultural nights, which led her to join Infusion! In her free time you can find her drawing, making travel plans, or binge-watching Netflix or YouTube. After experiencing Infusion 2021 as a team liaison, she is excited to make Infusion 2023 a memorable one!
Shreel Shah
Technology & Production Director
Shreel is a senior at Penn State majoring in Computer Science and pursuing the Smeal Business Certificate. He is from New Jersey. He is very excited to return to Infusion as a tech and production director. Outside of school, Shreel loves to travel, work out, play video games, and try new types of foods. He is also a big sports fan and is always down to watch or play basketball, football, or hit the tennis courts. He is looking forward to making great memories with Infusion this year and can't wait to handle the heat!
Harsh Patel
Technology & Production Director
Harsh is a senior majoring in Computer Science and is also pursuing the Smeal Business Certificate. He is excited to be one of the Tech and Production Directors this year. In his free time, he loves watching Netflix, listening to music, exploring new places, and spending time with friends and family. Harsh can't wait to meet people and create new memories through Infusion!
Rayhan Rahman
Registration Director
Rayhan is a senior majoring in Computer Engineering with a minor in economics and is super excited to be a part of Infusion 2023! He loved dancing as apart of PSU Jadhoom his first year and joined Infusion because of amazing experiences at other competitions. Outside of Infusion, Rayhan is involved with Schreyer Scholar Ambassadors, THON, and Alpha Kappa Psi. In his free time, he loves hiking, working out, finding new artists on Spotify, and spending time with friends and family. Rayhan can't wait for what's in store this year!
Rahil Mehta
Executive & Finance Director
Rahil is a senior majoring in Applied Data Science and is so excited to be a Executive and Finance Director for Infusion 2023! Outside of Infusion, he is also involved in a business fraternity on campus. He loves to travel, play guitar, tennis, and spend time with his friends and family. Rahil can’t wait to meet new people and see what Infusion has in store this year!


SetOrigin()
语法
SetOrigin(x, y)概要
Set an offset at which all drawing in the current output takes place. This defines the location of the coordinates (0, 0) within the output for every following drawing command. By default, the origin is located in the upper left corner of the drawing output.
参数
x, y The new position of the drawing origin. This is an absolute location and is not affected by any previous call to this function.
返回值
无.
备注
This command affects the location of all future drawing commands with the exception of the ClipOutput() command and the SetOrigin() command itself. Also, the coordinates received in a CustomGradient() or CustomFilterCallback() callback are always absolute regardless of any calls to this function.
示例
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 200, 200, "2DDrawing Example", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) If CreateImage(0, 200, 200, 24, $FFFFFF) And StartDrawing(ImageOutput(0)) ; Draw the same figure at different locations by moving the drawing origin For x = 0 To 120 Step 40 For y = 0 To 120 Step 60 SetOrigin(x, y) Box(0, 0, 30, 30, $FF0000) Circle(15, 15, 10, $00FF00) Next y Next x StopDrawing() ImageGadget(0, 0, 0, 200, 200, ImageID(0)) EndIf Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow EndIf
参阅
GetOriginX(), GetOriginY(), ClipOutput()
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Dewey Decimal: A Portland Pug
"Dewey Facts"
Dewey LOVES...
Here are some of Dewey's favorite things about Portland!
- All of the food (especially anything that originated from a potato)
- Portland parks
- Peninsula Park
- Waterfront Park
- The view from Big Pink
Dewey HATES...
Here are some of Dewey's least favorite things about Portland (in order)
- Rain
- Walking in the rain
- Peeing in the rain
Thanks for following along on Dewey's journey!


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If you’ve ever hired a development shop in the past, you know how hard it can be to find one that’s reliable – one that can get down to your real problem and solve it. Even if you find talented developers, you’ll soon find out that they only do what they’re told to – not what’s best for you. Simply put, they don’t understand your business. And without an understanding of both your business and the core problems you’re trying to solve, the risk that your project will fail goes through the roof.
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You can use the :first-line seudo-element to add a special effect to the first line of a text. You can use the :first-line seudo-element to add a special effect to the first line of a text. You can use the :first-line seudo-element to add a special effect to the first line of a text.
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inline fun customProperties(action: Transition.() -> Unit): Unit
Builder to set custom properties to be built Transition object. In the action block, transition is received as the lambda receiver and it is possible to directly set any custom properties on the transition.
This is useful when you want access a custom transition's properties not provided by this builder.
constraintLayout.prepareTransition {
customTransition<MyCustomTransition> {
customProperties {
myCustomProperty = 100
}
}
}
// Layout changes


8086 assembler tutorial for beginners (part 12)
Controlling External Devices
There are 7 devices attached to the emulator: traffic lights, stepper-motor, LED display, thermometer, printer,
robot and simple test device. You can view devices when you click "Virtual Devices" menu of the emulator.
For technical information see I/O ports section of emu8086
reference.
In general, it is possible to use any x86 family CPU to control all kind of devices,
the difference maybe in base I/O port number, this can be altered using some tricky
electronic equipment. Usually the ".bin" file is written into the Read Only
Memory (ROM) chip, the system reads program from that chip, loads it in RAM module
and runs the program. This principle is used for many modern devices such
as micro-wave ovens and etc...
Traffic Lights
Usually to control the traffic lights an array (table) of values is used. In
certain periods of time the value is read from the array and sent to a port.
For example:
; controlling external device with 8086 microprocessor.
; realistic test for c:\emu8086\devices\Traffic_Lights.exe
#start=Traffic_Lights.exe#
name "traffic"
mov ax, all_red
out 4, ax
mov si, offset situation
next:
mov ax, [si]
out 4, ax
; wait 5 seconds (5 million microseconds)
mov cx, 4Ch ; 004C4B40h = 5,000,000
mov dx, 4B40h
mov ah, 86h
int 15h
add si, 2 ; next situation
cmp si, sit_end
jb next
mov si, offset situation
jmp next
; FEDC_BA98_7654_3210
situation dw 0000_0011_0000_1100b
s1 dw 0000_0110_1001_1010b
s2 dw 0000_1000_0110_0001b
s3 dw 0000_1000_0110_0001b
s4 dw 0000_0100_1101_0011b
sit_end = $
all_red equ 0000_0010_0100_1001b
Stepper-Motor
The motor can be half stepped by turning on pair of
magnets, followed by a single and so on.
The motor can be full stepped by turning on pair of magnets, followed
by another pair of magnets and in the end followed by a single magnet and so on.
The best way to make full step is to make two half steps.
Half step is equal to 11.25 degrees.
Full step is equal to 22.5 degrees.
The motor can be turned both clock-wise and counter-clock-wise.
open stepper_motor.asm from c:\emu8086\examples
See also I/O ports section of emu8086
reference.
Robot
Complete list of robot instruction set is given in
I/O ports section of emu8086
reference.
To control the robot a complex algorithm should be used to achieve
maximum efficiency. The simplest, yet very inefficient, is random moving
algorithm, open robot.asm from c:\emu8086\examples
It is also possible to use a data table (just like for Traffic Lights), this
can be good if robot always works in the same surroundings.


Guard Luis:
You haven't been to Magister Iris yet?
This is very important. Please go quickly and show her the tooth.
She's at the Einhasad temple in the square of the northern part of the village.


nix-env -q- Query installed packages:
nix-env -q search_term- Query available packages:
nix-env -qa search_term- Install package:
nix-env -iA nixpkgs.pkg_name- Install a package from a URL:
nix-env -i pkg_name --file example.com- Uninstall package:
nix-env -e pkg_name- Upgrade one package:
nix-env -u pkg_name- Upgrade all packages:
nix-env -u


Fomer occult member reveals why Rev. Opambour can’t travel overseas
by Qwame BenedictA former occult member and a former aide to the leader and founder of Ebenezer Miracle Worship Center Rev. Obampour, identified as Dominic William Appiah has revealed the reason why his former boss can’t travel.
It has now become a common practice to see rich men of God travel outside their countries to a different country either to go for a programme, seek treatment or just to relax and chill after winning souls for Christ.
In Ghana, the likes of Rev. Obofour and Angel Bishop Daniel Obinim are typical examples of men of God who travel out of the country anyhow.
Rev. Obamfour real name Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom is one of the big pastors we have in the country. Though he is rich he has never traveled out shared photos of him traveling or having fun outside Ghana.
Many people have questioned why he doesn’t travel out whiles others believe he travels out but doesn’t share it.
Well, according to Dominic Appiah in an exclusive interview with Ghpage TV has revealed his former boss has never traveled outside Ghana before because it’s a taboo for him to cross a river or a sea.
Watch the interview below:
He stated that whenever Opambour whom he refers to as a bad person crosses any water he gets an accident and because of that he is scared to travel outside of Kumasi.
Evangelist Dominic also in the interview asked that if people think he is telling lies they should just go straight to Opambour and ask him why the church branch in Accra collapsed.


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C.2 Configuring SquidBefore you can use delay pools, you must enable the feature when compiling. Use the —enable-delay-pools option when running ./configure. You can then use the following directives to set up the delay pools. C.2.1 delay_poolsThe delay_pools directive tells Squid how many pools you want to define. It should go before any other delay pool-configuration directives in squid.conf. For example, if you want to have five delay pools: delay_pools 5 The next two directives actually define each pool's class and other characteristics. C.2.2 delay_classYou must use this directive to define the class for each pool. For example, if the first pool is class 3: delay_class 1 3 Similarly, if the fourth pool is class 2: delay_class 4 2 In theory, you should have one delay_class line for each pool. However, if you skip or omit a particular pool, Squid doesn't complain. C.2.3 delay_parametersFinally, this is where you define the interesting delay pool parameters. For each pool, you must tell Squid the fill rate and maximum size for each type of bucket. The syntax is: delay_parameters N rate/size [rate/size [rate/size]] The rate value is given in bytes per second, and size in total bytes. If you think of rate in terms of bits per second, you must remember to divide by 8. Note that if you divide the size by the rate, you'll know how long it takes (number of seconds) the bucket to go from empty to full when there are no clients using it. A class 1 pool has just one bucket and might look like this: delay_class 2 1 delay_parameters 2 2000/8000 For a class 2 pool, the first bucket is the aggregate, and the second is the group of individual buckets. For example: delay_class 4 2 delay_parameters 4 7000/15000 3000/4000 Similarly, for a class 3 pool, the aggregate bucket is first, the network buckets are second, and the individual buckets are third: delay_class 1 3 delay_parameters 1 7000/15000 3000/4000 1000/2000 C.2.4 delay_initial_bucket_levelThis directive sets the initial level for all buckets when Squid first starts or is reconfigured. It also applies to individual and network buckets, which aren't created until first referenced. The value is a percentage. For example: delay_initial_bucket_level 75% In this case, each newly created bucket is initially filled to 75% of its maximum size. C.2.5 delay_accessThis list of access rules determines which requests go through which delay pools. Requests that are allowed go through the delay pools, while those that are denied aren't delayed at all. If you don't have any delay_access rules, Squid doesn't delay any requests. The syntax for delay_access is similar to the other access rule lists (see Section 6.2), except that you must put a pool number before the allow or deny keyword. For example: delay_access 1 allow TheseUsers delay_access 2 allow OtherUsers Internally, Squid stores a separate access rule list for each delay pool. If a request is allowed by a pool's rules, Squid uses that pool and stops searching. If a request is denied, however, Squid continues examining the rules for remaining pools. In other words, a deny rule causes Squid to stop searching the rules for a single pool but not for all pools. C.2.6 cache_peer no-delay OptionThe cache_peer directive has a no-delay option. If set, it makes Squid bypass the delay pools for any requests sent to that neighbor. |
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if
statements that can be replaced with switch
statements.
The replacement result is usually shorter and clearer.
Example:
void test(String str) {
if (str.equals("1")) {
System.out.println(1);
} else if (str.equals("2")) {
System.out.println(2);
} else if (str.equals("3")) {
System.out.println(3);
} else {
System.out.println(4);
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
void test(String str) {
switch (str) {
case "1" -> System.out.println(1);
case "2" -> System.out.println(2);
case "3" -> System.out.println(3);
default -> System.out.println(4);
}
}
This inspection only reports if the language level of the project or module is 7 or higher.
Use the Minimum number of 'if' condition branches field to specify the minimum number of if
condition branches
for an if
statement to have to be reported. Note that the terminal else
branch (without if
) is not counted.
Use the Suggest switch on numbers option to enable the suggestion of switch
statements on
primitive and boxed numbers and characters.
Use the Suggest switch on enums option to enable the suggestion of switch
statements on
enum
constants.
Use the Only suggest on null-safe expressions option to suggest switch
statements that can't introduce a NullPointerException
only.


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class Solution: def furthestBuilding(self, heights: List[int], bricks: int, ladders: int) -> int: result = 0 n = len(heights) q = [] current_bricks = 0 for i in range(n - 1): if (heights[i] < heights[i + 1]): need_bricks = heights[i + 1] - heights[i] heapq.heappush(q, -need_bricks) current_bricks += need_bricks while (current_bricks > bricks) and (ladders > 0): current_bricks += heapq.heappop(q) ladders -= 1 if (ladders == 0) and (current_bricks > bricks): return i return n - 1


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The logger file configures the log level for your app, as well as the transport.
(Underneath the covers, Sails uses Winston for logging, which allows for some pretty neat custom transports/adapters for log messages)
.error()
.error()
to .warn()
.error()
, .warn()
to .debug()
.error()
, .warn()
, .debug()
to .info()
.error()
, .warn()
, .debug()
, .info()
to .verbose()
By default, the level is set to info
.


In POSIX sh, ^ in place of ! in glob bracket expressions is undefined.
echo foo-[^0]*.jpg
echo foo-[!0]*.jpg
[^c]
is frequently used in most regular expression variants to mean "any character except c
". Ksh and Bash adopted it for globs as well.
However, strictly speaking, the only range complement syntax guaranteed to be supported across shells is [!c]
. Dash only supports it when using fnmatch
and glob
from glibc.
If you only intend to target shells that supports this feature, you can change the shebang to a shell that guarantees support, or [[ignore]] this warning. Or just rewrite it to be on the technically correct side.


In graph theory, centrality is any measure that determines how structurally important a node is within a graph and a shortest path distance between two nodes is path that takes the minimum number of hops. The shortest path between two nodes is typically the most likely route for information to flow through a network.
Betweenness centrality is a measure of importance calculated by determining the shortest path between every pair of nodes on the graph, and then counting the number of shortest paths each node falls on. The more shortest paths a node falls on, the more information it is likely to receive.


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Cisco-IOS-XR-ipv6-io-cfg API API Reference
API generated from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>API Endpoint
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URL '/' code: %2F
Schemes: http
Version: 1.0.0
Leaf Color Code:
Key  Mandatory  OptionalPaths
IPV6-CONFIGURATION - Update
Update operation of resource: ipv6-configuration
ipv6-configurationbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"ipv6-pmtu-time-out": "integer", "error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
},
"ipv6-pmtu-enable": "boolean",
"ipv6-source-route": "boolean", "max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
},
"ipv6-hop-limit": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-CONFIGURATION - Create
Create operation of resource: ipv6-configuration
ipv6-configurationbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"ipv6-pmtu-time-out": "integer", "error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
},
"ipv6-pmtu-enable": "boolean",
"ipv6-source-route": "boolean", "max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
},
"ipv6-hop-limit": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-CONFIGURATION - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ipv6-configuration
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-CONFIGURATION - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ipv6-configuration
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"ipv6-pmtu-time-out": "integer", "error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
},
"ipv6-pmtu-enable": "boolean",
"ipv6-source-route": "boolean", "max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
},
"ipv6-hop-limit": "integer"
}
IPV6-ASSEMBLER - Update
Update operation of resource: ipv6-assembler
ipv6-assemblerbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-ASSEMBLER - Create
Create operation of resource: ipv6-assembler
ipv6-assemblerbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-ASSEMBLER - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ipv6-assembler
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6-ASSEMBLER - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ipv6-assembler
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
}
IPV6ICMP - Update
Update operation of resource: ipv6icmp
ipv6icmpbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6ICMP - Create
Create operation of resource: ipv6icmp
ipv6icmpbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6ICMP - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ipv6icmp
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6ICMP - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ipv6icmp
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
}
Schema Definitions
ipv6-configuration_schema:
IPv6 Configuration Data
- ipv6-pmtu-time-out: integer
-
Configure IPv6 Path MTU timeout value in minutes
range:"1..15" units:"minute" - ipv6icmp: object
-
Configure IPv6 ICMP parameters
-
- error-interval: integer
-
Interval between tokens in milliseconds
range:"0..2147483647" units:"millisecond" - bucket-size: integer
-
Bucket size
range:"1..200" default:"10"
- ipv6-pmtu-enable: boolean
-
TRUE if enabled, FALSE if disabled
default: false - ipv6-source-route: boolean
-
TRUE if enabled, FALSE if disabled
default: true - ipv6-assembler: object
-
IPv6 fragmented packet assembler
-
- max-packets: integer
-
Maxinum packets allowed in assembly queues (in percent)
range:"1..50" units:"percentage" - timeout: integer
-
Number of seconds an assembly queue will hold before timeout
range:"1..120" units:"second"
- ipv6-hop-limit: integer
-
Configure IPv6 hop count limit
range:"1..255"
Example
{
"ipv6-pmtu-time-out": "integer",
"ipv6icmp": {
"error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
},
"ipv6-pmtu-enable": "boolean",
"ipv6-source-route": "boolean",
"ipv6-assembler": {
"max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
},
"ipv6-hop-limit": "integer"
}
ipv6-assembler_schema:
IPv6 fragmented packet assembler
- max-packets: integer
-
Maxinum packets allowed in assembly queues (in percent)
range:"1..50" units:"percentage" - timeout: integer
-
Number of seconds an assembly queue will hold before timeout
range:"1..120" units:"second"
Example
{
"max-packets": "integer",
"timeout": "integer"
}
ipv6icmp_schema:
Configure IPv6 ICMP parameters
- error-interval: integer
-
Interval between tokens in milliseconds
range:"0..2147483647" units:"millisecond" - bucket-size: integer
-
Bucket size
range:"1..200" default:"10"
Example
{
"error-interval": "integer",
"bucket-size": "integer"
}


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Before Change
// expected distribution. Based on the implementation in
// "third_party/tensorflow/python/kernel_tests/multinomial_op_test.py".
for probs in [[.85, .05, .1], rand_probs, [1.]]:
weights = np.asarray(probs)
if weights_as_dataset:
weights = dataset_ops.Dataset.from_tensors(weights).repeat()
classes = len(probs)
// Create a dataset that samples each integer in `[0, num_datasets)`
// with probability given by `weights[i]`.
After Change
// expected distribution. Based on the implementation in
// "third_party/tensorflow/python/kernel_tests/multinomial_op_test.py".
for probs in [[.85, .05, .1], rand_probs, [1.]]:
weights = _get_weights_of_type(np.asarray(probs), weights_type)
classes = len(probs)
// Create a dataset that samples each integer in `[0, num_datasets)`
// with probability given by `weights[i]`.


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# pylint: skip-file
"""Generally useful utility functions."""
from __future__ import print_function
import codecs
import collections
import json
import math
import os
import sys
import time
from distutils import version
import tensorflow as tf
[docs]def check_tensorflow_version():
min_tf_version = "1.4.0-dev20171024"
if (version.LooseVersion(tf.__version__) < version.LooseVersion(min_tf_version)):
raise EnvironmentError("Tensorflow version must >= %s" % min_tf_version)
[docs]def safe_exp(value):
"""Exponentiation with catching of overflow error."""
try:
ans = math.exp(value)
except OverflowError:
ans = float("inf")
return ans
[docs]def print_time(s, start_time):
"""Take a start time, print elapsed duration, and return a new time."""
print("%s, time %ds, %s." % (s, (time.time() - start_time), time.ctime()))
sys.stdout.flush()
return time.time()
[docs]def print_out(s, f=None, new_line=True):
"""Similar to print but with support to flush and output to a file."""
if isinstance(s, bytes):
s = s.decode("utf-8")
if f:
f.write(s.encode("utf-8"))
if new_line:
f.write(b"\n")
# stdout
out_s = s.encode("utf-8")
if not isinstance(out_s, str):
out_s = out_s.decode("utf-8")
print(out_s, end="", file=sys.stdout)
if new_line:
sys.stdout.write("\n")
sys.stdout.flush()
[docs]def print_hparams(hparams, skip_patterns=None, header=None):
"""Print hparams, can skip keys based on pattern."""
if header:
print_out("%s" % header)
values = hparams.values()
for key in sorted(values.keys()):
if not skip_patterns or all(
[skip_pattern not in key for skip_pattern in skip_patterns]):
print_out(" %s=%s" % (key, str(values[key])))
[docs]def load_hparams(model_dir):
"""Load hparams from an existing model directory."""
hparams_file = os.path.join(model_dir, "hparams")
if tf.gfile.Exists(hparams_file):
print_out("# Loading hparams from %s" % hparams_file)
with codecs.getreader("utf-8")(tf.gfile.GFile(hparams_file, "rb")) as f:
try:
hparams_values = json.load(f)
hparams = tf.contrib.training.HParams(**hparams_values)
except ValueError:
print_out(" can't load hparams file")
return None
return hparams
else:
return None
[docs]def maybe_parse_standard_hparams(hparams, hparams_path):
"""Override hparams values with existing standard hparams config."""
if hparams_path and tf.gfile.Exists(hparams_path):
print_out("# Loading standard hparams from %s" % hparams_path)
with codecs.getreader("utf-8")(tf.gfile.GFile(hparams_path, "rb")) as f:
hparams.parse_json(f.read())
return hparams
[docs]def save_hparams(out_dir, hparams):
"""Save hparams."""
hparams_file = os.path.join(out_dir, "hparams")
print_out(" saving hparams to %s" % hparams_file)
with codecs.getwriter("utf-8")(tf.gfile.GFile(hparams_file, "wb")) as f:
f.write(hparams.to_json(indent=4, sort_keys=True))
[docs]def debug_tensor(s, msg=None, summarize=10):
"""Print the shape and value of a tensor at test time. Return a new tensor."""
if not msg:
msg = s.name
return tf.Print(s, [tf.shape(s), s], msg + " ", summarize=summarize)
[docs]def add_summary(summary_writer, global_step, tag, value):
"""Add a new summary to the current summary_writer.
Useful to log things that are not part of the training graph, e.g., tag=BLEU.
"""
summary = tf.Summary(value=[tf.Summary.Value(tag=tag, simple_value=value)])
summary_writer.add_summary(summary, global_step)
[docs]def get_config_proto(log_device_placement=False, allow_soft_placement=True,
num_intra_threads=0, num_inter_threads=0):
# GPU options:
# https://www.tensorflow.org/versions/r0.10/how_tos/using_gpu/index.html
config_proto = tf.ConfigProto(
log_device_placement=log_device_placement,
allow_soft_placement=allow_soft_placement)
config_proto.gpu_options.allow_growth = True
# CPU threads options
if num_intra_threads:
config_proto.intra_op_parallelism_threads = num_intra_threads
if num_inter_threads:
config_proto.inter_op_parallelism_threads = num_inter_threads
return config_proto
[docs]def format_text(words):
"""Convert a sequence words into sentence."""
if (not hasattr(words, "__len__") # for numpy array
and not isinstance(words, collections.Iterable)):
words = [words]
return b" ".join(words)
[docs]def format_bpe_text(symbols, delimiter=b"@@"):
"""Convert a sequence of bpe words into sentence."""
words = []
word = b""
if isinstance(symbols, str):
symbols = symbols.encode()
delimiter_len = len(delimiter)
for symbol in symbols:
if len(symbol) >= delimiter_len and symbol[-delimiter_len:] == delimiter:
word += symbol[:-delimiter_len]
else: # end of a word
word += symbol
words.append(word)
word = b""
return b" ".join(words)
[docs]def format_spm_text(symbols):
"""Decode a text in SPM (https://github.com/google/sentencepiece) format."""
return u"".join(format_text(symbols).decode("utf-8").split()).replace(
u"\u2581", u" ").strip().encode("utf-8")


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EventEmitter
[
- This document is available nicely formatted here.
- Tests are here.
- Source code is here.
- JSDoc for the Emitter mixin is here.
The rendered form of this document includes the Emitter script so you can open a console and try it immediately.
My two main inspirations in making this implementation were the events in backbone, and the EventEmitter in node.
If we hadn't required the ability to pass 'context' into on
and off
, we probably would have gone with
LucidJS. Not leaking memory is difficult enough when
building large applications; forcing people to keep extra objects around just so they can clean up after
themselves is ugly enough that it discourages people from doing something important.
While I haven't come across this exact combination of focussed microlibrary combined with context, the only unusual feature of this Emitter (and deliberately so) is that it allows you to listen to and dispatch objects rather than just strings. Related to this is type based events, which I describe later.
Making an Emitter
While you can directly create a new Emitter, or use standard prototypical inheritance to inherit from it, usually you will want to mix the Emitter methods in to your own classes or objects.
`javascript
function MyEmitter() {};
Emitter.mixInto(MyEmitter);
var emitter = new MyEmitter();
`
Standard Emitter Features
The big three methods are provided:
on:
`javascript
// Basic example:
emitter.on('some-event', function() {
// By default, 'this' is set to emitter inside here.
// you can change that by providing a context argument.
});
// Example using context:
function MyObject() {}
MyObject.prototype.onBoom = function() {
// in this example, 'this' is set to 'obj'.
};
var obj = new MyObject();
emitter.on('end-of-the-world', obj.onBoom, obj);
`
The poorly (but commonly) named off:
`javascript
// clears all listeners registered on emitter.
emitter.off();
// clears all listeners for 'some-event'.
emitter.off('some-event');
// removes the listener added with
// emitter.on('some-event', callback);
emitter.off('some-event', callback);
// removes the listener added with
// emitter.on('some-event', callback, context);
emitter.off('some-event', callback, context);
// removes all listeners registered with a context of context.
emitter.off(null, null, context);
// or
emitter.clearListeners(context);
`
trigger (sometimes called emit or fire or notify):
`javascript
// All listeners registered for the 'end-of-the-world' event
// will get called with alienSpacecraft as their first argument.
emitters.trigger('end-of-the-world', alienSpacecraft);
`
once is another function that is commonly provided by Emitters:
`javascript
// Once behaves similarly to .on, but the listener is only
// ever called once.
emitter.once('some-event', function() {
// this function will only be called once.
});
emitter.trigger('some-event');
emitter.trigger('some-event');
`
Extra Features
This Emitter provides two extra features.
MetaEvents
The emitter will also trigger special events that you can listen to in certain
circumstances. The event emitter in node does a similar thing, firing newListener
and removeListener
events at the appropriate time.
There are three meta events which are:
Emitter.meta.AddListenerEvent
, triggered when a listener is added.Emitter.meta.RemoveListenerEvent
, triggered when a listener is removed.Emitter.meta.DeadEvent
, triggered when an event is fired but no listeners receive it.
`javascript
// In this example, I use an AddListenerEvent metaevent to
// create 'sticky' events behaviour for the ready event.
function Document() {
this.isReady = false;
this.on(Emitter.meta.AddListenerEvent, function(addEvent) {
if (this.isReady) {
addEvent.listener.call(addEvent.context);
}
}, this);
}
Emitter.mixInto(Document);
Document.prototype.makeReady = function() {
this.isReady = true;
this.trigger('ready');
};
var doc = new Document();
doc.makeReady();
// Even though makeReady was called before this 'on',
// the listener will still be called.
doc.on('ready', function() {
console.log('ready now');
});
`
Type Based Events
The Events themselves in normal usage are usually string identifiers and then a list of arguments, almost like an algebraic data type - a tag and then a tuple of data items. In an object language like javascript, it seems more natural to dispatch event objects instead and listen for them based on their type.
`javascript
function MouseEvent(x, y) {
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
}
emitter.on(MouseEvent, function(event) {
// in here, event is the instance of MouseEvent that
// we trigger the emitter with.
});
emitter.trigger(new MouseEvent(100, 99));
`
It obeys the Liskov Substitution Principle, so a listener will also get notified of events that are subclasses of the event type it is registered for.
`javascript
function ClickEvent(button, x, y) {
MouseEvent.call(this, x, y);
this.button = button;
}
ClickEvent.prototype = Object.create(MouseEvent.prototype);
emitter.on(MouseEvent, function(event) {
// in here, event is the instance of ClickEvent that
// we trigger the emitter with.
});
emitter.trigger(new ClickEvent("right", 101, 100));
`


Name
public extension Notification.Name
-
Processing progress update
Query the userInfo object for the key CompactBlockProcessorNotificationKey.progress and CompactBlockProcessorNotificationKey.progressheight for more information on progress % and height
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorUpdated: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when a compact block processor starts downloading
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorStartedDownloading: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processor starts validating the chain state
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorStartedValidating: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processor starts scanning blocks from the cache
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorStartedScanning: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processsor stop() method is called
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorStopped: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processsor presented an error.
Query userInfo object on the key CompactBlockProcessorNotificationKey.error
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorFailed: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processsor has finished syncing the blockchain to latest height
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorFinished: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processsor is doing nothing
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorIdle: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when something odd happened. probably going from a state to another state that shouldn’t be the next state.
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorUnknownTransition: Notification.Name
-
Notification sent when the compact block processsor handled a ReOrg.
Query the userInfo object on the key CompactBlockProcessorNotificationKey.reorgHeight for the height on which the reorg was detected. CompactBlockProcessorNotificationKey.rewindHeight for the height that the processor backed to in order to solve the Reorg
Declaration
Swift
static let blockProcessorHandledReOrg: Notification.Name
-
Notification is posted whenever transactions are updated
Important
not yet postedDeclaration
Swift
static let transactionsUpdated: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer is started.
Declaration
Swift
static let synchronizerStarted: Notification.Name
-
Posted when there are progress updates.
Note
Query userInfo object for NotificationKeys.progress for Float progress percentage and NotificationKeys.blockHeight for the current progress heightDeclaration
Swift
static let synchronizerProgressUpdated: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer is synced to latest height
Declaration
Swift
static let synchronizerSynced: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer is stopped
Declaration
Swift
static let synchronizerStopped: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer loses connection
Declaration
Swift
static let synchronizerDisconnected: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer starts syncing
Declaration
Swift
static let synchronizerSyncing: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer finds a mined transaction
Note
query userInfo on NotificationKeys.minedTransaction for the transactionDeclaration
Swift
static let synchronizerMinedTransaction: Notification.Name
-
Posted when the synchronizer presents an error
Note
query userInfo on NotificationKeys.error for an errorDeclaration
Swift
static let synchronizerFailed: Notification.Name


LoaderMatrix file_extension$,xx#,xy#,xz#,yx#,yy#,yz#,zx#,zy#,zz#
Parameters:
| file extension$ - file extension of 3d file, e.g. ".x",".3ds" xx# - 1,1 element of 3x3 matrix xy# - 2,1 element of 3x3 matrix xz# - 3,1 element of 3x3 matrix yx# - 1,2 element of 3x3 matrix yy# - 2,2 element of 3x3 matrix yz# - 3,2 element of 3x3 matrix zx# - 1,3 element of 3x3 matrix zy# - 2,3 element of 3x3 matrix zz# - 3,3 element of 3x3 matrix |
Description:
| Sets a matrix for 3d files loaded with the specified file extension. This can be used to change coordinate systems when loading. By default, the following loader matrices are used: LoaderMatrix "x",1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1 ; no change in coord system You can use LoaderMatrix to flip meshes/animations if necessary, eg: LoaderMatrix "x",-1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1 ; flip x-cords for ".x" files |
| None. |


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Bleeding Edge Web: July 2015
Announcements
News from the Bleeding Edge
— Brian Moeskau (@bmoeskau)
On the Edge
Introducing the new browser and rendering engine from Microsoft
— Ryan Joy (@atxryan)
News from the
Bleeding Edge
Browser Pop Quiz
Last version check — June 2015:
Browser Pop Quiz
As of July 22, 2015:
Chrome Highlights
Firefox Highlights
Opera
Version 30
Still in preview, to be finalized with Windows 10 (July 29 - next week!)
Interesting features added since last month:
Safari & IE
(Safari
9 is coming soon though...)
Farewell IE
- Edge is the new IE
- Starting next month we'll no longer discuss IE, barring some major unexpected development
Service Worker
Enables applications to take advantage of persistent background processing,
including hooks to enable bootstrapping of web applications while offline.
W3C spec
Added in Firefox, already in Chrome — let's learn a little more...
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
- Can control multiple pages
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
- Can control multiple pages
- Can intercept / modify navigation requests (like a cliet-side proxy)
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
- Can control multiple pages
- Can intercept / modify navigation requests (like a cliet-side proxy)
- Can use browser caching for persistence (via indexedDB)
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
- Can control multiple pages
- Can intercept / modify navigation requests (like a cliet-side proxy)
- Can use browser caching for persistence (via indexedDB)
- Can NOT modify the DOM directly (but can notify page scripts via
postMessage)
Service Worker
- Can run JS outside of the scope of a web page
- Can control multiple pages
- Can intercept / modify navigation requests (like a cliet-side proxy)
- Can use browser caching for persistence (via indexedDB)
- Can NOT modify the DOM directly (but can notify page scripts via
postMessage)
- Is fully async / promise-based
Service Worker
So what is all of this good for? Powerful offline / mobile support!
- Detect when offline and serve from cache
- Build your own selective cache based on resources requested
- Prefetch resources in the background (e.g. responsive images)
- ServiceWorker-side templating
Service Worker
Service Worker
Bottom Line
- Not yet ready for prime time, but coming along
- Could still be useful today for specific use cases
Is
ServiceWorker Ready?
Potentially-breaking changes:
- Simplified .show() and .hide() logic
- Changed .data() to more closely match the dataset spec
- $.Deferred is now fully Promises/A+ compatible (major changes
to how the existing .then() method works and handles errors)
- Removal of "special-case" Ajax methods (e.g. .abort())
- And more!
Migrate plugin provided to ease transition
Meteor
1.2 ("later this summer")
- Adopting ES2015 as the "official JavaScript" of Meteor!
- Auto-transpiling via Babel
- First-class support for "reactive" rendering via Angular and JSX
And now for something completely different...
Helping you choose a JavaScript game engine
- Basically TodoMVC using Breakout instead of a todo list
- Features: collision detection, sprite animation, sound fx, tiled backgrounds, etc.
- Over a dozen JS game frameworks represented
Texas Linux Festival 2015
State-wide, annual, community-run conference for Linux and open source software
users and enthusiasts from around the Lone Star State
Combines video game music masterfully performed by a full symphony and choir with the
explosive energy of a rock concert.
- Classic video game themes played by live symphony
- Interactive contests and live gaming set to music
- August 2, 7pm at Cedar Park Center
- $47 and up (up to $10 off via this link)
OpenAIR — Accessibility Hackathon
Work with a team to develop a web project to benefit a nonprofit or community organization
- More than just a "hackthon": 5 weeks, work directly with "client", weekly meetings, etc.
- Team training: September 1
- Competition: October 1 - early November
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About Me
I'm a 36 year old husband to a wonderful wife and father to 3 amazing girls from Tallahassee, FL. I've been programming for as long as I can remember, starting out on Apple IICs in the early 90's... and have been a professional developer my entire adult life.
I'm currently CEO of CloudNimble, Inc., a consulting firm that specializes in Microsoft technologies. We're modernizing DevOps for the State of Florida, spearheading upgrades to the Agency for Health Care Administration, including a modern enterprise application that helps the agency investigate Medicaid abuse. But my passion is helping startups, which is why we're building 🔥 BurnRate, an ASP.NET Core app that helps startups scale out their sales teams.
Why I'm Running
I've been developing on the .NET Framework my entire professional career. I've had dozens of opportunities to help shape the platform over the years, from the Whidbey Alpha Design Reviews back in 2002, to my contributions to OData and Restier today. The .NET Foundation is doing important work in furthering Microsoft's OSS contributions, and with my knowledge and focus on developer experiences + simplicity, I feel like I can help make an impact on project quality across the .NET ecosystem.
My Community Questions Answered:
- How would you provide specific help to OSS projects?
- [How would you improve] Inter-nation or cross-community collaboration[?]
- [How would you improve] .NET open source [solution] diversity[?]
My .NET Contributions
- Five-time Microsoft MVP across 3 different technologies, ASP.NET, .NET Framework, and Windows
- Was the youngest Developer MVP at the time of my first award in 2003
- Built the first Scrollable DataGrid component for ASP.NET 1.0
- Built the first DataSet -> Excel export library for .NET 1.0.
- Helped shape ASP.NET 2.0 & Visual Studio 2005 through the private Whidbey Design Review program.
- Ran the first blogging community for Windows (LonghornBlogs.com)
- Featured lots of content on .NET 2.0 and 3.0
- Winner, PC Magazine's Top 100 Websites of 2004
My .NET OSS Contributions
- Ported Zlib to a Portable Class Library
- Was a dependency in the core library that backed all of Google's .NET APIs for 2 years
- Ported Mono's implementation of the Task Parallel Library to a Portable Class Library as System.Threading.Tasks
- Compatibility for multithreaded apps on Windows Phone 8 and later
- Today, the package is the only System.* NuGet package to bear another owner's name
- My NuGet packages have nearly 56M downloads on NuGet.org
- First non-employee to be given Contributor access to Microsoft's OData repo
- First non-employee (along with @cwoodruff) to be put in charge of a Microsoft OSS project (https://github.com/odata/restier).
Links
- My old .NET blog
- Microsoft OData
- Microsoft Restier
- GitHub profile for my previous company: https://github.com/advancedrei
- NuGet Profile #1: https://www.nuget.org/profiles/CloudNimble
- NuGet Profile #2: https://www.nuget.org/profiles/AdvancedREI
Contact Information
- GitHub #1: https://github.com/RobertMcLaws
- GitHub #2: https://github.com/CloudNimble


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Color Scheme Management in IntelliJ IDEA 12.1+
Preface
Color scheme management in IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 was changed to ease the work of scheme designers and make schemes look equally well for different programming languages even if not designed specifically for these languages. Previously language plug-ins were using fixed default colors incompatible, for example, with dark schemes. The new implementation allows to specify a dependency on a set of standard text attributes which are linked to a scheme but not to any specific language. Language-specific attributes still can be set by a scheme designer if needed but it’s optional. New color schemes have got a new .icls (Idea CoLor Scheme) extension to avoid confusion about compatibility problems with older platform versions: if only standard attributes are set, they will not be used by the version prior to 12.1 and this will result in different highlighting colors.
Plug-in Developers
Text Attribute Key Dependency
The easiest and the best way to specify highlighting text attributes is to specify a dependency on one of standard keys defined in DefaultLanguageHighlighterColors class. Here is an example:
static final TextAttributesKey MY_KEYWORD = TextAttributesKey.createTextAttributesKey("MY_KEYWORD", DefaultLanguageHighlighterColors.KEYWORD);
Color scheme manager will search first for text attributes specified by “MY_KEYWORD” key. If those are not defined explicitly or if all the attributes are empty (undefined), it will search them using “DEFAULT_KEYWORD” key. If neither are defined, it will further fall back to a default scheme. Text attribute keys can be chained, for example you can define another key as:
static final TextAttributesKey MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL = TextAttributesKey.createTextAttributesKey("MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL", MY_KEYWORD);
The rule is the same: if text attributes can not be found by “MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL” key or are empty, the color scheme manager will search for “MY_KEYWORD” and if not found (empty) will further look for “DEFAULT_KEYWORD”. Note: A use of fixed default attributes is strongly discouraged now. If you are not sure which base key to use, it’s better to pick the most generic one, for example, DefaultLanguageHighlighterColors.IDENTIFIER. Remember that using fixed default attributes will force a scheme designer to set up a color for this element explicitly. Otherwise it’s default colors may visually conflict with a color scheme. If the scheme designer doesn’t have a language plug-in, he will not be able to fix this at all.
Providing Attributes for Specific Schemes
A language plug-in may provide default text attributes for “Default” and “Darcula” bundled schemes or basically for any other scheme if the scheme’s name is known. This can be done in plugin.xml by adding an extension with a name of the file containing desired text attributes, for example:
<extension ...>
..
<additionalTextAttributes scheme="Default" file="colorSchemes/MyLangDefault.xml"/>
..
</extension>
It tells the IDE that the file MyLangDefault.xml must be searched in resources under “colorSchemes”. Note that the path should not start with a backslash and its fully qualified name (in our case colorSchemes/MyLangDefault.xml) MUST BE UNIQUE to avoid naming collisions between different providers. Thus adding a language prefix, for example “MyLang”, is a recommended way. The file itself is an extract from a color scheme with required attributes, for example:
<?xml version='1.0'?>
<list>
<option name="MY_VAR">
<value>
<option name="FOREGROUND" value="660000"/>
</value>
</option>
<option name="MY_SPECIAL_CHAR">
<value>
<option name="FOREGROUND" value="008000"/>
<option name="BACKGROUND" value="e3fcff"/>
<option name="FONT_TYPE" value="1"/>
</value>
</option>
</list>
Note: When the scheme is copied via “Save as…”, all its attributes including the ones defined in the extension will be copied to the new scheme as well. A scheme designer may need to check that these copied attributes do not conflict with his/her color scheme although in this case the plug-in is installed and it should not cause any problems. Anyway, try to stick with a simple key dependency if possible (note that it works well for “Darcula” too), provide explicit attributes only if really necessary.
Scheme Designers
A Typical Workflow for a New Scheme Creation
-
Choose a scheme which will be used as a base, for example “Default”
-
Click “Save As..” and give a name for the new scheme
-
First set attributes in General section and proceed with Language Defaults
-
Check all the languages and adjust language-specific text attributes if necessary. In most cases this may not be needed but there are two cases which may require an extra action:
-
There is an obsolete plug-in which does not use the new color scheme management API and therefore does not utilize the attributes set in “Language Defaults”. Ideally a report must be created for the language plug-in so that its author will fix it eventually.
-
A plug-in intentionally sets some default colors and, if the scheme was created from a default one, the colors are copied to the newly created scheme. This can be fixed either by resetting all the attributes to restore the inheritance from Language Defaults (see below) or by setting other colors suitable for the scheme. The first way is preferable since it will require less effort to change the color scheme later.
-
Text Attributes Inheritance
For many language text attributes which do not have any values there will be a line indicating that the attributes are inherited from a certain section/attributes, for example: “Keyword (Language Defaults)”. If an element has any attributes set, only these attributes are used, all attributes from the base element are ignored. To restore the inheritance uncheck all the boxes and click Apply.


The Dead Next Door (1985) Rating: 4.0 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Peter Ferry, Bogdan Pecic, Michael Grossi, Joile Jackunas, Robert Kokai, Floyd Ewing Jr., Roger Graham, Maria Markovic, Jon Killough, Scott Spiegel, Jeff Welch, Michael Todd, J.R. Bookwalter, Jennifer Mullen, Joe Wedlake, Lester Clark, Barbara Gay, Bruce Campbell (voice only) Written and Directed by: J.R. Bookwalter Running Time: 81 minutes
Five years after a virus has caused the dead to rise and walk the Earth in search of human flesh, a squad of zombie hunters (known fittingly as the Zombie Squad) are working to rid the nation of the undead. While taking care of some business in Ohio, the Zombie Squad stumbles upon a religious sect that has other plans for the living corpses. It's up to Raimi (Peter Ferry) and the rest of his squad members to figure out what the cult is attempting to do and stop them before they are allowed to get away with it.
An incredibly ambitious film directed by a then 19 year old J.R. Bookwalter and financed by an uncredited Sam Raimi, The Dead Next Door has an epic feel that it is actually able to pull off (thanks in large part to the hundreds of extras that agreed to participate and some kindly folks in Washington that allowed them to shoot on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and on the lawn of the White House). Bookwalter was able to assemble a large enough cast that the film never seems as if it is low budget at all. In fact, only the use of 8mm film (and a couple of weak performances) gives away the fact that the film's budget was nowhere near even some of the lowest budgeted independent films.
Sam Raimi's connection doesn't just end with his production of the film. Penultimate cult star Bruce Campbell of Raimi's classic Evil Dead trilogy does a vocal turn here dubbing over the lines of what sounds like the character of Raimi (and possibly one other character). Also, Evil Dead II co-writer Scott Spiegel makes an appearance as an ill-fated member of the Zombie Squad early on in the film. The film Evil Dead itself gets a tribute early on in the film with several characters watching the film on TV and hyping some of the more famous sequences to other characters.
Note: Several characters are also named after other horror film directors, most notably the character of Raimi, but there is also a Commander Carpenter and a Dr. Savini that show up in the film. For some reason, only those three directors are used, but there's an interesting parallel between Jon Killough's character of Vincent and his more-than-a-passing resemblance to director Tim Burton (the irony being that Burton's first short film was entitled Vincent). I don't know if the reference was intentional, but it is clever nonetheless.
The cast is fleshed out by a number of people who have become regulars in other Bookwalter directed and produced films. Barbara Gay has a cameo as a nurse and went on to appear as Whinnie in Skinned Alive and makes an appearance in The Sandman (under the name Barbara Katz-Norrod). The creator of the zombie virus, Dr. Bow, is played by Lester Clark, who also appeared in Skinned Alive and had a character named after him in Polymorph. Skinned Alive director Jon Killough appears as the aforementioned Vincent. Two other cast members, Floyd Ewing Jr. and Scott Spiegel, also had major roles in Skinned Alive, fully solidifying the connection to that film.
Some better than average special effects also lift this film high above its low budget roots. Several very inventive puppets complete the image of severed zombie heads swallowing fingers (with the finger coming out of the open throat hole), zombies eating rats, and even walking cadavers displaying levels of decay that an actor in makeup wouldn't be able to. Plus, Bookwalter's expertise at editing allows for some effective shots of people being hit with machetes or ripped to shreds by hordes of mindless killing machines.
The Dead Next Door is available on VHS from www.tempevideo.com. The transfer is overly dark, which makes for a bit more of a distraction than there should be, but an adjustment of the brightness on your set should take care of most of the problem. The video contains a "making of" segment that details what Bookwalter and his cast and crew went through to make the film and even contains some interesting commercials for the release of the original videocassette (one featuring Bookwalter himself showing what happens if you decide to pirate his film and another that features Barbara Gay again as an old woman who desperately wants a copy of the film from her local video store). There is also a discussion of the proposed sequel to the film that sounds like a good idea, especially after viewing The Dead Next Door's surprise ending. A DVD is set for release this summer and it is proposed that the disc will contain commentary, the original cast audio track, and a few other select goodies.
Well worth checking out, The Dead Next Door is a stellar effort and worthy of the cult status it has achieved in the fifteen years since its first release. I've seen it said about Bookwalter before, but I can also attest that given a huge budget he could really turn some heads. He has a great grasp on editing and direction and is even currently working on a Full Moon film. I hope he does get around to a sequel to his first film ever because I'd be interested to see where he takes the story from here. Given the talent he has already displayed I'm sure it will be something worth talking about.
Reviewed by Brian Matherly -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AOL Instant Messenger: Widescreen25 The Jacksonville Film Journal - http://www.jaxfilmjournal.com/
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WWE: NXT team dominates Survivor Series with overall victory
by Jefferson LakeTeam NXT dominated Survivor Series, winning four of their matches to take overall brand victory.
Shayna Baszler forced Bayley to tap out in a main-event match, which also included Becky Lynch, to collect the fourth win for the Wednesday night crew and give them the win.
SmackDown banked two victories with Raw taking just one, and although Lynch drove Baszler through a table after the match, the night was a glorious success for NXT and their women's champion.
Rey Mysterio narrowly missed out on a major upset in his No Holds Barred match against Brock Lesnar but The Beast ultimately prevailed.
Mysterio and his son Dominick dropped Lesnar with several shots with a lead pipe before tandem 619 and frog splashes but the WWE champion kicked off of the pin attempt and hit an F5 on Rey for the win.
NXT star Keith Lee enjoyed what could turn out to be a breakout performance for him in the men's five-against-five elimination match, which boiled down to him against Roman Reigns.
Ultimately it was Reigns who picked up the win for SmackDown with a Spear but Lee came close to victory before missing a second-rope moonsault and comes away from the event with his reputation enormously enhanced.
The Fiend made the first defence of his Universal title and although Daniel Bryan had some strong moments the championship remains firmly around the waist of Bray Wyatt's supernatural creation.
With the ring bathed in the red light which has become The Fiend's tradition, he sank Bryan with a Mandible Claw to retain the gold.
A very strong performance from Rhea Ripley gave Team NXT the win in the women's triple threat five-on-five match.
The rising Australian star, who pinned Charlotte Flair on Raw last week, benefited from some assistance from Io Shirai and Candice Le Rae, this time beat Sasha Banks to win it for the black-and-gold team.
In a brutal match, Adam Cole retained the NXT Championship with a Last Shot on Pete Dunne and his Undisputed Era colleague Roderick Strong won a triple threat against Intercontinental champion Shinsuke Nakamura and United States champion AJ Styles.
On the event's pre-show, the Viking Raiders proved their superiority by beating SmackDown champions The New Day and NXT title-holders Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish, and Lio Rush retained the NXT cruiserweight title with victory over Akira Tozawa (Raw) and Kalisto (SmackDown).


Class: Aws::CloudTrail::Types::DataResource
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-cloudtrail/lib/aws-sdk-cloudtrail/types.rb |
Overview
The Amazon ::Aws::S3
buckets, ::Aws::Lambda
functions, or Amazon DynamoDB tables
that you specify in your event selectors for your trail to log data
events. Data events provide information about the resource operations
performed on or within a resource itself. These are also known as data
plane operations. You can specify up to 250 data resources for a
trail.
If you are using advanced event selectors, the maximum total number of values for all conditions, across all advanced event selectors for the trail, is 500.
The following example demonstrates how logging works when you
configure logging of all data events for an ::Aws::S3
bucket named
bucket-1
. In this example, the ::Aws::CloudTrail
user specified an empty
prefix, and the option to log both Read
and Write
data events.
A user uploads an image file to
bucket-1
.The
PutObject
API operation is an Amazon S3 object-level API. It is recorded as a data event in CloudTrail. Because the CloudTrail user specified an S3 bucket with an empty prefix, events that occur on any object in that bucket are logged. The trail processes and logs the event.A user uploads an object to an Amazon S3 bucket named
arn:aws:s3:::bucket-2
.The
PutObject
API operation occurred for an object in an::Aws::S3
bucket that the CloudTrail user didn't specify for the trail. The trail doesn’t log the event.
The following example demonstrates how logging works when you
configure logging of ::Aws::Lambda
data events for a ::Aws::Lambda
function named
MyLambdaFunction, but not for all ::Aws::Lambda
functions.
A user runs a script that includes a call to the MyLambdaFunction function and the MyOtherLambdaFunction function.
The
Invoke
API operation on MyLambdaFunction is an::Aws::Lambda
API. It is recorded as a data event in CloudTrail. Because the CloudTrail user specified logging data events for MyLambdaFunction, any invocations of that function are logged. The trail processes and logs the event.The
Invoke
API operation on MyOtherLambdaFunction is an::Aws::Lambda
API. Because the CloudTrail user did not specify logging data events for all Lambda functions, theInvoke
operation for MyOtherLambdaFunction does not match the function specified for the trail. The trail doesn’t log the event.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#type ⇒ String
rw
The resource type in which you want to log data events.
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#values ⇒ Array<String>
rw
An array of Amazon Resource Name (ARN) strings or partial
::Aws::ARN
strings for the specified objects.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#type ⇒ String
(rw)
The resource type in which you want to log data events. You can specify the following basic event selector resource types:
AWS::DynamoDB::Table
AWS::Lambda::Function
AWS::S3::Object
The following resource types are also available through advanced event selectors. Basic event selector resource types are valid in advanced event selectors, but advanced event selector resource types are not valid in basic event selectors. For more information, see AdvancedFieldSelector.
AWS::CloudTrail::Channel
AWS::CodeWhisperer::Profile
AWS::Cognito::IdentityPool
AWS::DynamoDB::Stream
AWS::EC2::Snapshot
AWS::EMRWAL::Workspace
AWS::FinSpace::Environment
AWS::Glue::Table
AWS::GuardDuty::Detector
AWS::KendraRanking::ExecutionPlan
AWS::ManagedBlockchain::Network
AWS::ManagedBlockchain::Node
AWS::MedicalImaging::Datastore
AWS::SageMaker::ExperimentTrialComponent
AWS::SageMaker::FeatureGroup
AWS::S3::AccessPoint
AWS::S3ObjectLambda::AccessPoint
AWS::S3Outposts::Object
AWS::SSMMessages::ControlChannel
AWS::VerifiedPermissions::PolicyStore
#values ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
An array of Amazon Resource Name (ARN) strings or partial ::Aws::ARN
strings for the specified objects.
- To log data events for all objects in all
::Aws::S3
buckets in your Amazon Web Services account, specify the prefix asarn:aws:s3
.
To log data events for all objects in an
::Aws::S3
bucket, specify the bucket and an empty object prefix such asarn:aws:s3:::bucket-1/
. The trail logs data events for all objects in this S3 bucket.To log data events for specific objects, specify the
::Aws::S3
bucket and object prefix such asarn:aws:s3:::bucket-1/example-images
. The trail logs data events for objects in this S3 bucket that match the prefix.To log data events for all
::Aws::Lambda
functions in your Amazon Web Services account, specify the prefix asarn:aws:lambda
.
Invoke
activity performed by any
user or role in your Amazon Web Services account, even if that
activity is performed on a function that belongs to another Amazon
Web Services account.
- To log data events for a specific
::Aws::Lambda
function, specify the function ARN.
- To log data events for all
::Aws::DynamoDB
tables in your Amazon Web Services account, specify the prefix asarn:aws:dynamodb
.


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