Package com.jme.app.state
Class ScreenshotAppState
- java.lang.Object
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- com.jme.app.state.AbstractAppState
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- com.jme.app.state.ScreenshotAppState
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
AppState
,ActionListener
,InputListener
,SceneProcessor
public class ScreenshotAppState extends AbstractAppState implements ActionListener, SceneProcessor
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Field Summary
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Fields inherited from class com.jme.app.state.AbstractAppState
initialized
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ScreenshotAppState()
Using this constructor, the screenshot files will be written sequentially to the system default storage folder.ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot.ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, long shotIndex)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot and a base index for the shot index.ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, java.lang.String fileName)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot.ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, java.lang.String fileName, long shotIndex)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot and a base index for the shot index.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
initialize(AppStateManager stateManager, Application app)
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from initializing to running.
This will happen on the next iteration through the update loop afterAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
was called.void
initialize(RenderManager rm, ViewPort vp)
Called in the render thread to initialize the scene processor.boolean
isInitialized()
void
onAction(java.lang.String name, boolean value, float tpf)
Called when an input to which this listener is registered to is invoked.void
postFrame(FrameBuffer out)
Called after a frame has been rendered and the queue flushed.void
postQueue(RenderQueue rq)
Called after the scene graph has been queued, but before it is flushed.void
preFrame(float tpf)
Called before a framevoid
reshape(ViewPort vp, int w, int h)
Called when the resolution of the viewport has been changed.void
setFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Set the file name of the screenshot.void
setFilePath(java.lang.String filePath)
Set the file path to store the screenshot.void
setIsNumbered(boolean numberedWanted)
Sets if the filename should be appended with a number representing the current sequence.void
setProfiler(AppProfiler profiler)
Sets a profiler Instance for this processor.void
setShotIndex(long index)
Sets the base index that will used for subsequent screen shots.void
takeScreenshot()
protected void
writeImageFile(java.io.File file)
Called by postFrame() once the screen has been captured to outBuf.-
Methods inherited from class com.jme.app.state.AbstractAppState
cleanup, isEnabled, postRender, render, setEnabled, stateAttached, stateDetached, update
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Methods inherited from interface com.jme.post.SceneProcessor
cleanup
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Constructor Detail
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ScreenshotAppState
public ScreenshotAppState()
Using this constructor, the screenshot files will be written sequentially to the system default storage folder.
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ScreenshotAppState
public ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot. Include the separator at the end of the path. Use an empty string to use the application folder. Use NULL to use the system default storage folder.- Parameters:
filePath
- The screenshot file path to use. Include the separator at the end of the path.
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ScreenshotAppState
public ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, java.lang.String fileName)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot. Include the separator at the end of the path. Use an empty string to use the application folder. Use NULL to use the system default storage folder.- Parameters:
filePath
- The screenshot file path to use. Include the separator at the end of the path.fileName
- The name of the file to save the screenshot as.
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ScreenshotAppState
public ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, long shotIndex)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot and a base index for the shot index. Include the separator at the end of the path. Use an empty string to use the application folder. Use NULL to use the system default storage folder.- Parameters:
filePath
- The screenshot file path to use. Include the separator at the end of the path.shotIndex
- The base index for screen shots. The first screen shot will have shotIndex + 1 appended, the next shotIndex + 2, and so on.
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ScreenshotAppState
public ScreenshotAppState(java.lang.String filePath, java.lang.String fileName, long shotIndex)
This constructor allows you to specify the output file path of the screenshot and a base index for the shot index. Include the separator at the end of the path. Use an empty string to use the application folder. Use NULL to use the system default storage folder.- Parameters:
filePath
- The screenshot file path to use. Include the separator at the end of the path.fileName
- The name of the file to save the screenshot as.shotIndex
- The base index for screen shots. The first screen shot will have shotIndex + 1 appended, the next shotIndex + 2, and so on.
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Method Detail
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setFilePath
public void setFilePath(java.lang.String filePath)
Set the file path to store the screenshot. Include the separator at the end of the path. Use an empty string to use the application folder. Use NULL to use the system default storage folder.- Parameters:
filePath
- File path to use to store the screenshot. Include the separator at the end of the path.
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setFileName
public void setFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Set the file name of the screenshot.- Parameters:
fileName
- File name to save the screenshot as.
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setShotIndex
public void setShotIndex(long index)
Sets the base index that will used for subsequent screen shots.
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setIsNumbered
public void setIsNumbered(boolean numberedWanted)
Sets if the filename should be appended with a number representing the current sequence.- Parameters:
numberedWanted
- If numbering is wanted.
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initialize
public void initialize(AppStateManager stateManager, Application app)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from initializing to running.
This will happen on the next iteration through the update loop afterAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
was called.AppStateManager
will call this only from the update loop inside the rendering thread. This means is it safe to modify the scene graph from this method.- Specified by:
initialize
in interfaceAppState
- Overrides:
initialize
in classAbstractAppState
- Parameters:
stateManager
- The state managerapp
- The application
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onAction
public void onAction(java.lang.String name, boolean value, float tpf)
Description copied from interface:ActionListener
Called when an input to which this listener is registered to is invoked.- Specified by:
onAction
in interfaceActionListener
- Parameters:
name
- The name of the mapping that was invokedvalue
- True if the action is "pressed", false otherwisetpf
- The time per frame value.
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takeScreenshot
public void takeScreenshot()
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initialize
public void initialize(RenderManager rm, ViewPort vp)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Called in the render thread to initialize the scene processor.- Specified by:
initialize
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Parameters:
rm
- The render manager to which the SP was added tovp
- The viewport to which the SP is assigned
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isInitialized
public boolean isInitialized()
- Specified by:
isInitialized
in interfaceAppState
- Specified by:
isInitialized
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Overrides:
isInitialized
in classAbstractAppState
- Returns:
- True if
initialize()
was called on the state, false otherwise.
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reshape
public void reshape(ViewPort vp, int w, int h)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Called when the resolution of the viewport has been changed.- Specified by:
reshape
in interfaceSceneProcessor
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preFrame
public void preFrame(float tpf)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Called before a frame- Specified by:
preFrame
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Parameters:
tpf
- Time per frame
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postQueue
public void postQueue(RenderQueue rq)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Called after the scene graph has been queued, but before it is flushed.- Specified by:
postQueue
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Parameters:
rq
- The render queue
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postFrame
public void postFrame(FrameBuffer out)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Called after a frame has been rendered and the queue flushed.- Specified by:
postFrame
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Parameters:
out
- The FB to which the scene was rendered.
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setProfiler
public void setProfiler(AppProfiler profiler)
Description copied from interface:SceneProcessor
Sets a profiler Instance for this processor.- Specified by:
setProfiler
in interfaceSceneProcessor
- Parameters:
profiler
- the profiler instance.
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writeImageFile
protected void writeImageFile(java.io.File file) throws java.io.IOException
Called by postFrame() once the screen has been captured to outBuf.- Throws:
java.io.IOException
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Zero Footprint Deployment (ZFP)¶
Traditionally, Bloomberg soultions are connected via pair of Bloomberg appliances which are deployed at the customer’s site(s). The zero footprint solution offers a lighter technical footprint to better meet the customer needs. A zero footprint solution does not require Bloomberg hardware and there will be no cost associated with racking and stacking the hardware at the customer’s data center. With the zero footprint soultion, the software that is normally installed in the appliance runs on the Bloomberg cloud or in a Bloomberg managed virtual private cloud in AWS (Amazon Web Services). The zero footprint solution is accessible via both internet and private leased lines.
End-Point¶
Important
Prior to connecting, customer must create an endpoint to Bloomberg service on AWS. (Amazon Web Services)
Production:
Production (China): Beta: Port Number:
End-Point Discovery & Connectivity¶
ZFP over Internet: ZFP over Leased Line(s):
Important
The client should always use the host name listed below and not the actual IP addresses.
TCP or SOCKS Proxy¶
As of SDK 3.14.x.x, the SOCKS proxy is not supported in Bloomberg API.
Concurrent Connection¶
The maximum concurrent connection allowed is 12 per certificate. For clients connecting via internet,
How to Install serverapi.exe¶
Please follow the following steps to install and register the installer with Bloomberg Enterprise Solutions with the assistance from EMSX Implementation team.
Linux Environment¶
The following example is based on the linux environment.
Run serverapi.exe
# ./serverapiinstaller64
You will see the following message
# ./serverapiinstaller64
logging to /tmp/bloomberg/install.2019111211.130037.log
Bloomberg ECD Installer for Linux (64-bit)
Version <IP_ADDRESS>
Warning: This program is protected by copyright law and international treaties.
Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program, or any portion of
it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted
to the maximum extent possible under law.
Would you like to continue? (Y/N):
Type:- Y
Would you like to continue? (Y/N): Y
Checking connectivity to Bloomberg ...
a) via Bloomberg Network to [ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
b) via the Internet to [ Hostname = api1.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api1.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api2.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api2.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api3.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api3.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api4.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api4.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api5.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api5.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api6.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api6.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api7.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api7.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
[ Hostname = api8.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Could not resolve host: [ Hostname = api8.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ]
Error.
Internet connectivity unavailable. Connecting via the Bloomberg Network.
Select the appropriate network option if it doesn’t select by default (private vs. public/internet)
Select Product Class
1) blpddm Software that provides development access to distribute data locally or contribute data to Bloomberg.
2) ServerApi Provides access to Bloomberg real-time streaming and static data
0) Quit
Select:- 2 for Server API
Please enter selection: 2
Installation path:
'/opt/local'
Use this path? (Y/N/Q):
Select:- York
Creating the root directory /opt/local ...
done.
Downloading latest installer ...
done.
logging to /tmp/bloomberg/install.2019111211.130037.log
Beginning new install ...
Note
If the default port is already being used by a different service it may show the following message:
*** WARNING: Port conflict detected with other service.
The port of the Desktop will conflict with the ServerApi should installation proceed. If you still want to install
ServerApi, you will need to specify a different port number.
Do you want to continue with the installation? (Y/N) [N]:
Select:- Y and enter the port
Do you want to continue with the installation? (Y/N) [N]:y
Please enter ServerApi listen port: [8294]:8294
Select the version:-
Versions available for ServerApi
1) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2017-06
2) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2017-08
3) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2017-10
4) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2018-01
5) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2018-04
6) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2018-05
7) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2018-07
8) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2018-10
9) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2019-01
10) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2019-04
11) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2019-07
12) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 Development B-Pipe 2019-10 (64-bit)
13) <IP_ADDRESS> Linux64 ServerAPI 2019-10
0) Quit
Please enter version of ServerApi that you want to install:
Select the latest:-
Please enter version of ServerApi that you want to install: 13
Downloading ServerApi components ...
Enter other information:-
Enter the following information:
Country (e.g., USA):
State (e.g., NY):
City or Town (e.g., New York):
Company Name (e.g., Bloomberg L.P.):
Department Name (e.g., Equity Trading)
Finished:-
Enter the following information:
Country (e.g., USA): USA
State (e.g., NY): NY
City or Town (e.g., New York): New York
Company Name (e.g., Bloomberg L.P.): My Firm
Department Name (e.g., Equity Trading): Futures Trading
Creating certificate ...
done.
Registering server ...
done.
done.
Call Bloomberg's Global Customer Support at +1<PHONE_NUMBER> and ask for the Global Installs desk. The Bloomberg representative will ask you to read your registration number over the phone four characters at a time.
Your registration key is:
123b-4567-1ab2-12c9-g66f-964e-h50b-fa48-c78t-a123
This key was also saved in regkey.txt in the ServerApi root directory.
ServerApi installation completed. Press ENTER to quit:
Note
Once the registration process is completed. EMSX Implementation team globally will assist with configuring the Server Side EMSX API with various execution destinations per client request.
Windows Environment¶
The following example is based on the windows environment.
Run serverapi.exe
C:\temp>serverapiinstaller.exe
You will see the following message
C:\temp>serverapiinstaller.exe
logging to C:\temp\install.2016102610.152444.log
Bloomberg ECD Installer for Windows (32-bit)
Version <IP_ADDRESS>
Warning: This program is protected by copyright law and international treaties.
Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program, or any portion of
it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted
to the maximum extent possible under law.
logging to C:\temp\install.2016102610.152444.log
Bloomberg ECD Installer for Windows (32-bit)
Version <IP_ADDRESS>
Warning: This program is protected by copyright law and international treaties.
Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program, or any portion of
it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted
to the maximum extent possible under law.
Would you like to continue? (Y/N):
Type:- Y
Would you like to continue? (Y/N): y
Checking connectivity to Bloomberg ...
a) via Bloomberg Network to [ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = <IP_ADDRESS> Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
b) via the Internet to [ Hostname = api1.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api2.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api3.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api4.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api5.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api6.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api7.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
[ Hostname = api8.bloomberg.net Port = 8194 ] ...
Succeeded.
Which of the above routes will you use to connect to Bloomberg? (a/b):
Select the appropriate network option (private vs. public/internet)
Which of the above routes will you use to connect to Bloomberg? (a/b): b
Bloomberg Network connectivity unavailable. Connecting via the Internet.
Select Product Class
1) blpddm Software that provides development access to distribute data locally or contribute data to Bloomberg.
2) ServerApi Provides access to Bloomberg real-time streaming and static data
0) Quit
Please enter selection:
Select:- 2 for Server API
Please enter selection: 2
Installation path:
'C:\'
Use this path? (Y/N/Q):
Select:- Y
Use this path? (Y/N/Q): y
Downloading latest installer ...
done.
logging to C:\temp\install.2016102610.152444.log
Beginning new install ...
Note
If the default port is already being used by a different service it may show the following message:
*** WARNING: Port conflict detected with other service.
The port of the Desktop will conflict with the ServerApi should installation proceed. If you still want to install
ServerApi, you will need to specify a different port number.
Do you want to continue with the installation? (Y/N) [N]:
Select:- Y and enter the port
Do you want to continue with the installation? (Y/N) [N]:y
Please enter ServerApi listen port: [8294]:8294
Select the version:-
Versions available for ServerApi
1) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2014-07
2) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2014-09
3) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2014-11
4) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2015-01
5) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2015-04
6) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2015-07
7) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2015-10
8) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2016-01
9) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2016-04
10) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows ServerAPI 2016-10
11) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2014-07
12) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2014-09
13) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2014-11
14) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2015-01
15) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2015-04
16) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2015-07
17) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2015-10
18) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2016-01
19) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2016-04
20) <IP_ADDRESS> Windows64 ServerAPI 2016-10
0) Quit
Please enter version of ServerApi that you want to install:
Select the latest:-
Please enter version of ServerApi that you want to install: 20
Downloading ServerApi components ...
Enter other information:-
Enter the following information:
Country (e.g., USA): State (e.g., NY): City or Town (e.g., New York): Company Name (e.g., Bloomberg L.P.): Department Name (e.g., Equity Trading):
Finished:-
Enter the following information:
Country (e.g., USA): USA
State (e.g., NY): NY
City or Town (e.g., New York): New York
Company Name (e.g., Bloomberg L.P.): Bloomberg LP
Department Name (e.g., Equity Trading): EMSX
Creating certificate ...
done.
Registering server ...
done.
Do you want to install ServerApi as a Windows Service? (Y/N): y
Installing ServerApi as a windows Service...
service ServerApi configured for restart on first error
done
done.
*** Please reboot your computer for changes to take effect ***
Call Bloomberg's Global Customer Support at +1<PHONE_NUMBER> and ask for the
Global Installs desk. The Bloomberg representative will ask you to read your
registration number over the phone four characters at a time.
Your registration key is:
321c-5ad5-7fa8-2954-1930-abb0-b64c-ecaf-1505-64d4
Note
Once the registration process is completed. EMSX Implementation team globally will assist with configuring the Server Side EMSX API with various execution destinations per client request.
Creating User Identities¶
In the server environment, the user identities must be created and cached prior to the making requests. Therefore, the process would look as follows:-
The first new step is to open the authentication service. This is done in the same way as for any other service in the Bloomberg API. For example:-
d_authsvc = "//blp/apiauth";
session.openServiceAsync(d_authsvc);
Once the service is opened, we need to create and send an authorization request. To create an identity for a specific user, you will need the AuthID for the user. This is the name the user is known by in the EMRS system for your server. The values for these names will have been agreed with you as part of the implementation of the server, or subsequently when adding a new user. Also, an IP address is required. The only requirement for this IP address is that it is unique amongst all the identities generated for a session. You can create and send the request as follows:-
private Identity userIdentity;
*
*
*
Service authService = session.getService(d_authsvc);
Request authReq = authService.createAuthorizationRequest();
authReq.set("authId", authID);
authReq.set("ipAddress", appIP);
userIdentity = session.createIdentity();
authRequestID = new CorrelationID();
try
{
session.sendAuthorizationRequest(authReq, userIdentity, authRequestID);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
System.out.println("Unable to send authorization request: " + e.getMessage());
}
In the above code, you can see that an empty identity object is created using session.createIdentity()
. This is the object that will be populated once successful authentication has been achieved, and it is the object that will need to be cached.
We will receive a Response event for the Authentication service. In the example below, we use a CorrelationID
to identify messages from the Authentication service, and check for success or failure:-
if(msg.correlationID()==authRequestID) {
if(msg.messageType().equals(AUTHORIZATION_SUCCESS)) {
System.out.println("Authorised...Opening EMSX service...");
System.out.println("Seat Type: " + userIdentity.seatType().toString());
session.openServiceAsync(d_service);
} else if(msg.messageType().equals(AUTHORIZATION_FAILURE)) {
System.out.println("Authorisation failed...");
System.out.println(msg.toString());
wait(1000);
// Automatically retry...
sendAuthRequest(session);
} else {
System.out.println("Unexpected authorisation message...");
System.out.println(msg.toString());
}
}
When we receive the successful authorization, we can continue with opening the usual EMSX service. If multiple authorization requests have been sent, for a number of different UUIDs, it is necessary to wait for all the responses before being able to use all the identity objects.
In the above code, you will see that we examine the ‘seatType’ of the identity. The seat type in this case will be either BPS or non-BPS.
Using User Identities¶
In the server environment, there is no Bloomberg terminal, and therefore no implied user can be identified. Moreover, the server is capable of connecting to any number of IOI user identities, simultaneously. Therefore, the application making the call must indicate which user is the intended target. This is done through the creation and use of Identity object.
An Identity object represents a specific Bloomberg UUID. Once created, an Identity object can be cached for 24hrs, and used with every sendRequest()
and subscribe()
call.
Identity objects are live, that is they remain connected to Bloomberg in real-time and are capable of receiving events. We recommend that an identity is recreated every 24hrs, to ensure that it picks up the latest changes to any user settings, including access to IOI<GO>
.
Migrating the existing desktop application call to a server application simply involves changing all sendRequest()
and subscribe()
calls to include the appropriate identity, as follows:-
DAPI:
session.sendRequest(request, requestID);
session.subscribe(subscriptions);
Server:
session.sendRequest(request, Identity, requestID);
session.subscribe(subscriptions, Identity);
Desktop vs. Server Authentication:-
Desktop:
d_ioi = "//blp/rankapi-beta"
d_host = "localhost"
d_port = 1234
Server:
d_ioi = "//blp/rankapi-beta"
d_auth = "//blp/apiauth"
d_host = "abc.com"
d_port = 1234
d_user = "myAuthID"
d_ip = "<IP_ADDRESS>"
Set authorization request:
def sendAuthRequest(self, session):
authService = session.getService(d_auth)
authReq = authService.createAuthorizationRequest()
authReq.set("emrsID", d_user)
authReq.set("ipAdress", d_ip)
self.identity = session.createIdentity()
print ("Sending authorization rquest: %s" % (authReq))
session.sendAuthorizationRequest(authReq, self.identity)
print ("Authorization request sent.")
...
def processAuthorizationStatusEvent(self, event):
print("Processing AUTHORIZATION_STATUS event")
for msg in event:
print("AUTHORIZATION_STATUS message: %s" % (msg))
...
def processEvent(self, event, session):
try:
...
elif event.eventType() == blpapi.Event.AUTHORIZATION_STATUS:
self.processAuthorizationStatusEvent(event)
...


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| {{ forloop.counter }} | {% if politician.politician_photo_url %} {% endif %} | {{ politician.politician_name }} | {{ politician.state_code }} | {% if politician.politician_twitter_handle %}{{ politician.politician_twitter_handle }} ({{ politician.twitter_followers_count }} followers){% endif %} |
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Tree 2 tree correction between xml documents. Extract differences between two xml files. It returns a set of primitives to apply on source tree to obtain the destination tree.
Project description
Xmldiff is a utility for extracting differences between two xml files. It returns a set of primitives to apply on source tree to obtain the destination tree.
The implementation is based on Change detection in hierarchically structured information, by S. Chawathe, A. Rajaraman, H. Garcia-Molina and J. Widom, Stanford University, 1996
Installation
To install the latest release:
pip install xmldiff
To install the development version:
git clone https://github.com/Shoobx/xmldiff.git
cd xmldiff
virtualenv ./.venv
./.venv/bin/python setup.py install
Then to compare two given XML files:
./.venv/bin/xmldiff 1.xml 2.xml
Running tests
To run the test suite for all python versions:
tox
CHANGES
1.1.1 (2018-06-20)
- When moving attributes the secondary rename action xpath was ‘//LogilabXmldiffTmpAttr<attrib>’ which is a tag specification. Changed this to ‘//@LogilabXmldiffTmpAttr<attrib>’, so an attribute is specified.
1.1.0 (2018-06-15)
- When using namespaces, the returned xpaths are now in the form ns_prefix:tag instead of the earlier {ns_uri}tag, which isn’t correct xpaths.
1.0.0 (2018-04-13)
- pep8 cleanup, added flake8 checking to tox
1.0.0a6 (2018-04-12)
- Removed encoding, because python does unicode just fine
- Switched on namespace handling for XML input
1.0.0a5 (2018-04-11)
- Brownbag release to make up for bad previous ones.
1.0.0a2 (2018-04-11)
- Temporary disabling of encoding text (hopefully permanent).
- Reverted bug fix: Do not remove newlines from text while parsing the XML.
1.0.0a1 (2018-04-10)
- Bug: Fix a off-by-one issue with insert-after action.
- Bug: Do not rename children on text node updates.
- Bug: Text moves were not recorded as part of the fmes edit script.
- Remove only partially implemented xmlrev script.
- Removed support for xupdate, which never became a standard.
- Removed deprecated ezs optional algorithm.
- Removed support for Debian and RedHat packaging.
- Removed Windows support
- LOTS of package cleanup (setup.py, MANIFEST, proper console script, etc)
- tests moved to py.test and cleaned, added tox, travis, coverage support
0.6.10 (2010-08-27)
- apply Daiki Ueno patch: fails when comparing minimal trees on i386
0.6.9 (2009-04-02)
- Fixed xmldiff-xmlrev compilation error
0.6.8 (2006-06-15)
- Fixed 64bit cleanness issues
0.6.7 (2005-05-04)
- WARNING: xmldiff is no longer a logilab subpackage. Users may have to manually remove the old logilab/xmldiff directory.
- fixed debian bug #275750, also reported by Christopher R Newman on the xml-projects mailing list
- fixed –profile option, wrap function from maplookup when profiling so that they appear in the profile information
- fixed setup.py to ignore the xmlrev shell script under windows platforms
- small improvements (remove recursion in object.py, minor enhancement in mydifflib.py, rewrite of lcs4 in C)
0.6.6 (2004-12-23)
Applied patch by Bastian Kleineidam<EMAIL_ADDRESS>which
- corrects the typo in ML_DIR
- fixes the TMPFILE_XSLT/TMPFILE_XSL typo
- makes sure the files are XML or SGML files, else prints an error
- adds various missing quotes around filenames which could have spaces or begin with a hyphen
- fixes typos in the usage() function
Thanks a lot, Bastian.
Fixed some problems in the xmlrev.xslt stylesheet
Fixed problems in xmlrev caused by the exit status of xmldiff when successful
Added a man page for xmldiff and xmlrev
0.6.5 (2004-09-02)
- xmlrev bugfixes
- Fixed packaging problems (missing xsl stylesheets and MANIFEST file)
0.6.4 (2003-10-02)
- fix recursive mode
- rewrite regression test, add test for the recursive mode
- add –help option to xlmrev
- packaging fixes
- turn API.txt and HELP.txt to correct ReST
0.6.3 (2002-11-06)
- fix wrong xpath for attributes
- fix bug with temporary duplicate attribute node
- fix for xupdate
- fix ext_pes option bug
- update changelog to new format
0.6.2 (2002-09-23)
- return number of differences on command line
- reintroduce misc.list_print which caused recursive mode to fail
- use psyco if available (http://psyco.sf.net)
- little changes in C extension
0.6.1 (2002-08-29)
- fix packaging problems
0.6.0 (2002-08-23)
- change of the internal representation
- remove support for the EZS algorithm (no more maintened for the moment)
- add command line options to parse html and to control entities inclusion and output encoding
- fixing coalescing text nodes bug
- many other bugs fixes
- great speed improvement
0.5.3 (2002-01-31)
- add __init__.py in “logilab” directory
0.5.2 (2001-10-29)
- bug fixes in xupdate formatting and in the dom interface.
0.5.1 (2001-09-07)
- Fast Match / Edit Scritp algorithm, now fully usable
- fixes Unicode problem
0.2.1 (2001-08-10)
- bug fixes, optimizations for ezs algorithm
0.1.1 (2001-08-04)
- original revision
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Inference for Sequential Sampling Models
I link to a few more recent projects of mine, which were part of my PhD research.
Rapid Simulation of Sequential Sampling Models (ssms)
This is a lightweight package to forward simulate a variety of Sequential Sampling Models of interest
in Cognitive Science. To computational efficiency, the simulators are written in Cython.
The package integrates nicely with the LANFactory package below, for which we ssms can provide training data in the
expected format.
To install ssms
type the following into your console:
pip install git+https://github.com/AlexanderFengler/ssm_simulators@main
Train Likelihood Approximation Networks (LANFactory)
Train Likelihood Approximation Networks (LANs) with this leight weight package.
The package asks for training data in a specific format which the ssms package above provides.
You can of course provide your own training data instead.
To install lanfactory
type the following into your console:
pip install git+https://github.com/AlexanderFengler/LANfactory@main
HDDM
HDDM is a python toolbox for Bayesian hierarchical inference of cognitive process models.
Originally developed with specific focus on the Diffusion Decision Model,
it has since been extended to incorporate a whole host of other Sequential Sampling Models. These extensions make use of
Likelihood Approximation Networks.
I was mainly responsible for these extensions and continue to work on maintaining the project.
To install HDDM
type the following into your console:
pip install git+https://github.com/hddm-devs/hddm
Tutorials
The HDDM
package comes with various tutorials, especially concerning the recent
LAN extension.
Here are a few tutorials I gave on the topic:


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Master-Slave Application (in development)
this module allows you to seperate your OPAS-F clients to multiple hosts or containers. this clients will request a command queue, execute them and push the results to your server.
At the moment there is no protection against an attacker to insert own commands in the database which gets than executed by your client
Setup
- add ‘ENABLE_MASTER_SLAVE_APPLICATION = True’ to your ‘local_settings.py’
- if need execute ‘python manage.py migrate’
- if not already done, create a pentesting project
- create an application
- application needs to have ‘client_credentials’ or ‘password’ as ‘grant_type’
Usage
Prepare your environment
For this example. we will use our python api from here. Simply follow the setup guide. We assume, that you already setup a OPAS-F Server, with a user already created.
Pentesting Master
For setting up a pentesting master we need to do the following:
- Create a project (or use an existing one)
- Setup a new application
- Add command to queue, that are fetched from the slave
from opasf_api import OPASFClient
client = OPASFClient(username="your_username", password="your_password")
project = client.create_project("Master-Slave Test Project")
slave1 = client.create_user_application("confidential", "password", "Slave 1")
client.create_queue_item(PROJECT_ID, "nikto -h example.com", str(datetime.now().date()))
This example script can be used to create a pentesting master. Simply edit the values to your needs.
Pentesting Slave
TODO
until this one gets better documentation, you may look at the example code at this issue


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public interface PgQuery
PgPreparedStatement
and a set of parameters that can be executed once.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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close()
When the query is managing a cursor, the corresponding resources is released.
|
void |
close(Handler<AsyncResult<Void>> completionHandler)
Like
close() but with a completion handler to be notified of the result. |
boolean |
completed() |
void |
execute(Handler<AsyncResult<ResultSet>> handler)
Executes the query, the
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if an error occurs. |
PgQuery |
fetch(int size)
Set the query result fetch size.
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inProgress() |
PgQuery fetch(int size)
0
which means that all rows will be fetched at once.
size
- how many items should be fetched at onceboolean inProgress()
boolean completed()
void execute(Handler<AsyncResult<ResultSet>> handler)
handler
will be called when the result set is available or
if an error occurs.
Setting a fetch size positive value N
asks Postgres to send at most N
rows.
When the query is executed the method inProgress()
()} tells wether
there is remaining data to fetch or not.
Additional unfetched data shall be fetch using extra calls execute
until the result set is complete.
handler
- the handler to call backvoid close()
void close(Handler<AsyncResult<Void>> completionHandler)
close()
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Immigration is potentially the most 'heated' topic involved in this referendum. Why? Because to a large extent it's the least understood. The vast majority of immigrants entering the UK come from outside the EU so aren't bound by EU "free movement rules", although this percentage is shrinking. The UK already operates a points based system, commonly referred to as the "Australian style" system, for non-EU migrants. Experts believe reform of this system is what is needed to reduce immigration to the 'tens of thousands' which is believed to be the sustainable level of immigration to the UK per year.
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Map of MakerJs unit system to SVG unit system
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Rendering options object.
String of DXF content.
Renders an item in AutoDesk DFX file format.
Rendering options object.
String of DXF content.
Renders an item in AutoDesk DFX file format.
Rendering options object.
String of DXF content.
Creates a string of JavaScript code for execution with the OpenJsCad engine.
Model object to export.
Export options object.
String of JavaScript containing a main() function for OpenJsCad.
Creates a string of JavaScript code for execution with the OpenJsCad engine.
Export options object.
String of JavaScript containing a main() function for OpenJsCad.
Creates a string of JavaScript code for execution with the OpenJsCad engine.
Export options object.
String of JavaScript containing a main() function for OpenJsCad.
Injects drawing into a PDFKit document.
Model object to export.
Export options object.
String of PDF file contents.
Executes a JavaScript string with the OpenJsCad engine - converts 2D to 3D.
Model object to export.
Export options object.
String of STL format of 3D object.
Renders an item in SVG markup.
Rendering options object.
String of XML / SVG content.
Renders an item in SVG markup.
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String of XML / SVG content.
Renders an item in SVG markup.
Rendering options object.
String of XML / SVG content.
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You have recently come across a page containing the magical formula of life. Unfortunately, it is written in prefix notation and your processor only reads postfix notation, so your task is to write a program that will convert from prefix notation to postfix notation.
In prefix notation, operators are written before their arguments. For example, + 2 3
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and - 2 3
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In postfix notation, operators are written after their arguments. For example, 2 3 +
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6.810 Engineering Interactive Technologies (fall 2021)
Install Arduino IDE and ESP Drivers
In class, we will use the ESP32 as the microcontroller and the Arduino IDE for programming the ESP. Below you find the install steps to set everything up on your computer.
Steps:
- Install Arduino IDE
- Install ESP Core Board Manager
- Install USB Cable Driver
- Upload Test Program to ESP32
Help us Improve Class Materials for ESP/Arduino Install Instructions:
Please let us know if you had any trouble with installing the Arduino IDE or ESP core that was not yet covered in the instructions or if you found anything confusing.
You can add your comments here.
(1) Install Arduino IDE
Windows, Mac, *Nix Users: First, install the Arduino IDE. Even if you've already got it, install it again to get the most up-to-date distribution. The Arduino IDE can be found here. Download the appropriate distribution for your laptop's operating system. For Windows Users
it is important to NOT
install the Windows App, and instead install only the regular Windows distribution.
(2) Install ESP Core Board Manager
Next install the ESP32 core.
Windows, Mac Users: Open the Arduino IDE and do the following:
- In
Windows,
go to File>Preferences
. In MacOS,
go to Arduino>Preferences
.
- Under the
Additional Boards Manager URL field
paste in: https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json
and then click OK
- Now go to
Tools>Boards>Boards Manager
- In the window that pops up, search for
esp32
. One option should appear. Install it.
- Close your Arduino IDE and reopen it.
- Now check under
Tools>Board
if you can select the DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1
. If you see it, you can move on.
*Nix Users: We strongly recommend installing the ESP core directly from the git repository. The Arduino Board Manager that Windows and Mac Users can use does a poor job when setting the appropriate permissions in the broad array of Linux environments. To install the ESP32 core:
- go to the git repository website here
- Scroll down until section
Installation Instructions
and choose the Using Arduino IDE with the development repository
and Instructions for Debian/Ubuntu Linux
.
- copy paste the script and run it on your terminal. Install everything using
Python2,
not Python3!
- Pay close attention to what the output of the script says. If there is an error or some text about
unicode not existing
you need to change the word python3 to python2.7
in that command string.
- Close your Arduino IDE and reopen it.
- Now check under
Tools>Board
if you can select the DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1
. If you see it, you can move on.
(3) Install USB Cable Driver
Finally, you still need to install the USB cable driver.
Windows Users: The Arduino Installer should install the USB Driver automatically. But in case it doesn't work, download the USB cable driver from here. Windows 10 users should use CP210x Universival Windows Driver, and Windows 8.1,8 and 7 users can use CP210x Windows Driver. Unzip
the folder, run Installer_x64.exe
if 64 bit or Installer_x86.exe
if 32 bit. If you get bugs, please let us know.
MacOS Users: Download the CP210x VCP Mac OSX Driver
from here. After installing, go to System Preferences > Security
and click on the message about enabling Silicon Labs Drivers
on your machine and confirm that you are ok with this. Also if you see a message that says Some system software was blocked from loading
open it and confirm that you are ok loading the software.
*Nix Users: There are two versions of the USB cable driver for *Nix users: Linux_3.x.x_4.x.x_VCP_Driver_Source.zip
and Linux_2.6.x_VCP_Driver_Source.zip
. We recommend trying the version 3/4 first.
Testing if the USB driver works (all OS): Let's check if the USB cable driver was installed correctly. Look at the entries in the Arduino menu Tools>port
*before* plugging in your ESP with the USB cable. You should see either none or one entry listed. Take note of what is there. Now plug in your ESP microcontroller and take another look at Tools>port
. You should hopefully see one more entry. On Windows
this will often be something like COM3.
On Mac
and *Nix
it will be USB_to_UART....
If you see this, you can move on.
(4) Upload Test Program to ESP32
Once you have the ESP32 Core selected
under Tools->Board
and USB port selected under Tools->Port
, the last step is to check if you can upload and run a program on your microcontroller.
// Arduino Test Code - Print "6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics" on Serial Monitor
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// Print 6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics to see it on the Serial Monitor
Serial.println("6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics");
}
Print to the Serial Monitor: Load the code given above into the Arduino Editor. Hit the Upload
button, to send the program to your microcontroller. Now open the Serial Monitor on your Arduino Editor, by going to Tools -> Serial Monitor
.
On opening the Serial Monitor, you should be able to see 6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics
being printed repeatedly on the screen. This means that your program was successfully uploaded and run on the microcontroller.
Timed Out Error: If you are having trouble uploading code to the ESP32, even with the corrected port selected. And you are seeing some error message like following Failed to Connect to ESP
, hold down the BOOT/FLASH
button on your ESP32 board (the button on the bottom right) while re-uploading the program at the same time. If you are still having trouble, let the teaching team know.
*Nix Users: On your OS, it can happen that you don't have write permission on the USP port, i.e. you will not be able to upload code to your ESP32. This can be fixed temporarily after the ESP has been plugged in by typing into the command line: sudo chmod 666
on the port your ESP32 shows up. On our Ubuntu box, it was either /dev/ttyUSB1
or /dev/ttyUSB0)
. This, however, is only a temporary fix, and will need to give yourself write permission to the USB port every time you plug in the device. A long term solution is to add yourself to the dialout
group. Do this by running the following command sudo usermod -a -G dialout YOUR_USERNAME_HERE
where you replace the username with your own. Once this is done, you will need to restart your computer for this change to take permanent affect.
Please let us know if you had any trouble with installing the Arduino IDE or ESP core that was not yet covered in the instructions or if you found anything confusing.
You can add your comments here.
Windows,
go to File>Preferences
. In MacOS,
go to Arduino>Preferences
.Additional Boards Manager URL field
paste in: https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json
and then click OK
Tools>Boards>Boards Manager
esp32
. One option should appear. Install it.Tools>Board
if you can select the DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1
. If you see it, you can move on.Installation Instructions
and choose the Using Arduino IDE with the development repository
and Instructions for Debian/Ubuntu Linux
.Python2,
not Python3!
unicode not existing
you need to change the word python3 to python2.7
in that command string.Tools>Board
if you can select the DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1
. If you see it, you can move on.
// Arduino Test Code - Print "6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics" on Serial Monitor
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// Print 6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics to see it on the Serial Monitor
Serial.println("6.810 Engineering Interactive Electronics");
}


Tobago supports a big variety of displaying controls, so called designs or themes.
Choosing of themes can be application wide, user or group specific. Images and other resources can be theme dependant as well as the application pages can be designed seperatly for each supported theme.
In Tobago it's easy to give an application a well designed look. You can use prepared themes like 'speyside' or 'scarborough', just to name two. The only thing you have to do is configure them in the 'tobago-config.xml'.


Bootstrap's grid system allows up to 12 columns across the page. Grid systems are used for creating page layouts through a series of rows and columns that house your content.
Stacked-to-horizontal
Using a single set of .col-md-*
grid classes, you can create a basic grid system that starts out stacked on mobile devices and tablet devices (the extra small to small range) before becoming horizontal on desktop (medium) devices. Place grid columns in any .row
.
Examples:
Mobile and desktop
Don't want your columns to simply stack in smaller devices? Use the extra small and medium device grid classes by adding .col-xs-*
.col-md-*
to your columns. See the example below for a better idea of how it all works.


I propose to introduce a new cup in the General Championship, Technology Students’ Gymkhana namely ‘SOCIAL CUP ‘which shall be dedicatedly involving events focusing on present social issues.
The events under the Social Cup intend to achieve the goal of providing a dynamic forum of exchange on social issues vital to the under privileged in the areas nearby IIT Kharagpur Campus. Since IIT Kharagpur has always been the home of the brightest minds of the nation, it would be a great idea to collectively encourage students to come forward and propose new visionary ideas on tackling various social issues that are presently prevailing in the society. This shall also serve the purpose to enhance the social awareness among the student body.
The motive of this proposal is to encourage events which directly deal with the social issues, propose feasible solutions and work towards its implementation.
• Conduction of various events on social front.
• Collaboration with various NGOs and National Service Scheme for implementation of the solutions obtained.
• The inclusion of this Cup is a great way to channelize the efforts made by the students towards a social cause.
• Improving the standard of living of the under privileged in and around Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
• Enhancing social belongingness among the student community. The details regarding the procedure , events and the people contacted are given in APPENDIX 1
The events planned to be conducted under the Social Cup are as follows:
1. Social Innovation:
• It will be a social case study event.
• The Problem Statement will be decided in collaboration with the NSS professors and the NGOs.
Timeline:
• The Problem Statement will be released in the month of October.
• Each Hall of Residence will have to submit the most economical solution to the proposed case study by first week of November.
• The results will be declared by the second week of November.
2. Shiksharpan:
Each Hall of Residence will be allotted one school for the academic year
They will be responsible for their educational and social upliftment
Timeline:
The event will be a year long event
The event will be judged at the end of the year
NGOs Contacted:
1. CRY ( Child Rights and You ) - Ms. Seema
2. Sanlaap India - Mr. PR Sinha
3. Rural Health Care Foundation - Mr. Bikram Khan
4. Hope Kolkata Foundation - Ms. Geeta Venkadakrishnan
5. Bikash Bharati Welfare Society - Mr. S . Banik
Professors of Various NSS Units Contacted:
1. Prof. D.K. Swain - Department of Agricultural and Food Engineering
2. Prof. R.P. Pradhan- Vinod Gupta School of Management
3. Prof. Arghya Deb- Department of Civil Engineering
4. Prof. Debasish Roy- Overall NSS Co-ordinator
I propose to provide a centralised system of equipment that remain common to all the participating Halls of Residence.
It is known that every year during the dramatics events various participating halls arrange for the extra equipment. Hence, I propose to install new equipment for the dramatics events of the General Championship under Technology Students’ Gymkhana as a onetime investment, listed as follows:
1) Babies: 5 are already installed but are of very poor quality
2) Side Spots of greater intensity
3) LED lights / babies different from the normal babies
4) Flicker ( At most 1 )
5) Smoke machine ( at least 2 )
6) Collar mic ( 3 for Netaji Auditorium )
7) Hand mic at least 5
1. Babies (Required 6) = Rs. 4500 per piece
2. Spots (Required 4) = Rs. 6800 per piece
3. Flicker Lights (Required 1) = Rs. 4000 per piece
4. Smoke machine (Required 2) = Rs. 5000 per piece
5. Collar Mic (Required 3) = Rs. 3500 per piece
6. Hand Mic (Required 5) = Rs. 2200 per piece
Total – Rs. 89,700 only
1. It is a onetime investment.
2. It is handy.
3. It can be used by other societies as well.
4. Repeated expenditure for every event will be avoided
I propose to introduce Culinary Arts Festival in Spring Fest 2017.
1. To feature a variety of local and one nationally/internationally known Chef / Chocolatier / Baker.
1. Food Fest will add a new dimension to the standard Spring Fest format.
2. This would give festival attendees an entirely unique festival experience, each attendee taking home
an once-in-a-lifetime memory.
3. The horizon of the participants attending the Spring Fest will expand.


Welcome to the Pony Markov Word Generator! Simply select the text groups you wish to load; wait until they are loaded, and then click "Generate Pony Words" to begin generating sequences. Keep pressing Generate and see what kinds of words and 'conversations' you can find!
This is a fan creation provided as-is, for free, for fans of the My Little Pony show to generate silly, nonsensical responses from their favorite ponies. I own absolutely nothing about MLP and make no claims to it.
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Jan 28, 2016
But they had not got half the spikes away when they saw a great dark cloud over them ; and lo, and behold, it was the otter. How she did grin and grin.
One day Tom was going along the rocks in three-fanthom water, watching the pollock catch prawns, and the wrasses nibble barnacles off the rocks, shells and all, when he saw a round cage of green withes; and inside it, looking very much ashamed of himself, sat his friend the lobster, twiddling his horns, instead of his thumbs.
“What, have you been naughty, and have they put you in the lock-up ?“asked Tom.
The Lobster felt a little indignant at such a notion, but he was too much depressed in spirits to argue; so he only said, “I can’t get out.”
“Why, did you get in ?”
“After that nasty piece of dead fish.”He had thought it looked and smelt very nice when he was outside, and so it did, for a lobster: but now he turned around and abused it because he was angry with himself.
“Where did you get in ? “
“Through that round hole at the top.”
“Then why don’t you get out throught it ? “
“Because I can’t,”and the lobster twiddled his horns more fiercely than ever, but he was forced to confess.
“I have jumped upwards, downwards, backwards and sideways, at least four thousand times ; and I can’t get out: I always get up underneath there, and can’t find the hole.”
“Stop a bit,”said Tom.
 Like a great many fox-hunters, he was very sharp as long as he was in his own country; but as soon as they get out of it they lose their heads ; and so the lobster, so to speak, lost his tail.
Tom reached and crawled down the hole after him, till he caught hold of him; and then, as was to be expected, the clumsy lobster pulled him in head foremost.
But they had not got half the spikes away when they saw a great dark cloud over them ; and lo, and behold, it was the otter. How she did grin and grin.
“Hullo ! here is a pretty business,”said Tom. “Now take you great claws, and break the points off those spikes, and then we shall both get out easily.”
“Dear me, I never thought of that,”said the lobster; “and after all the experience of life that I have had !”
You see, experience is of very little good unless a man, or a lobster, has wit enough to make use of it.
But they had not got half the spikes away when they saw a great dark cloud over them: and lo, and behold, it was the otter.
How she did grin and grin when she saw Tom.  I will serve you out for telling the salmon where I was!”And she crawled all over the pot to get in.
Tom was horribly frightened, and still more frightened when she found the hole in the top, and squeezed herself right down through it, all eyes and teeth.
And there they were all three in the post, rolling over and over, and very tight packin g it was. And the lobster tore at the otter, and the otter tore at the lobster, and both squeezed and thumped poor Tom till he had no breath left in his body ; and I don’t know what would have happened to him if he had not at lsst got on the otter’s back, and safe out of the hole.
He was right glad when he got out: but he would not desert his friend who had saved him; and the first time he saw his tail uppermost he caught hold of it, and pulled with all his might.
But the lobster would not let go.
“Come along,”said Tom; “don’t you see she is dead ?“And so she was, quite drowned and dead.
And that was the end of the wicked otter. but the lobster would not let go.

But the lobster would not let go.
Tom saw the fisherman haul him up to the boatside, and thought it was all up with him. But when Mr. Lobster saw the fisherman he gave such a furious and tremendous snap that he snapped out of his hand, and out of the pot, and safe into the sea.
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#include "legato.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Macros | |
| #define | LE_ULPM_MAX_TIMEOUT_VAL 172800 |
Enumerations | |
| enum | le_ulpm_GpioState_t { LE_ULPM_GPIO_HIGH, LE_ULPM_GPIO_LOW } |
Functions | |
| void | le_ulpm_ConnectService (void) |
| void | le_ulpm_DisconnectService (void) |
| le_result_t | le_ulpm_BootOnGpio (uint32_t gpioNum, le_ulpm_GpioState_t state) |
| le_result_t | le_ulpm_BootOnTimer (uint32_t expiryVal) |
| le_result_t | le_ulpm_ShutDown (void) |
Legato Ultra Low Power Mode include file.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
| #define LE_ULPM_MAX_TIMEOUT_VAL 172800 |
Maximum timeout value to stay in ultra low power mode.
| enum le_ulpm_GpioState_t |
| le_result_t le_ulpm_BootOnGpio | ( | uint32_t | gpioNum, |
| le_ulpm_GpioState_t | state | ||
| ) |
Boot on changing of a gpio state. Gpio number is specified as parameter.
| [in] | gpioNum | Gpio number to boot. |
| [in] | state | State which should cause boot. |
| le_result_t le_ulpm_BootOnTimer | ( | uint32_t | expiryVal | ) |
Boot after expiration of timer interval.
| [in] | expiryVal | Expiration time(in second) to boot. This is relative time from modem/app processor shutdown. |
| void le_ulpm_ConnectService | ( | void | ) |
Connect the current client thread to the service providing this API.
This function must be called before any other functions in this API. Normally, it's automatically called for the main thread, but must be explicitly called for other threads. For details, see Client-specific Functions.
This function is created automatically.
| void le_ulpm_DisconnectService | ( | void | ) |
Disconnect the current client thread from the service providing this API.
Normally, this function doesn't need to be called. After this function is called, there's no longer a connection to the service, and the functions in this API can't be used. For details, see Client-specific Functions.
This function is created automatically.
| le_result_t le_ulpm_ShutDown | ( | void | ) |
Initiate shutting down of app processor/modem etc.


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| DiscreteWavelets Toolbox |
Each function documented in the DiscreteWavelets Toolbox comes with at least one example. You can either view (or hear!) the output, or you can cut and paste the included code into the Matlab workspace and test them yourself. Below are several examples that make use of many of the Toolbox functions.
The DiscreteWavelets toolbox allows the user to perform many types of wavelet transformations. Here are a few.
A Haar wavelet transformation
An orthogonal wavelet transformation
A biorthogonal wavelet transformation
A LeGall wavelet transformation
Plotting 1D wavelet transformations
The DiscreteWavelets Toolbox comes equipped with 18 grayscale images and 9 color images. You can import and read these images, images of your own, or images you find on the internet.
Here are some of the included images
Read an image
Plot an image
Two-dimensional wavelet transforms can be computed using functions from the DiscreteWavelets Toolbox. Here are some of the two-dimensional transforms as well as an example of how to view the transformation.

Listen to a 1D wavelet transformations
The DiscreteWavelets Toolbox lets you hear comes with several elementary image processing functions. Here are a few examples
Perform gamma correction
Apply histogram equalization
Convert between color spaces
Compute Huffman codes and plot a Huffman tree
| Getting Started | Functions - By Category |
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Plug v1.4.3 Plug.Session.Store behaviour View Source
Specification for session stores.
Link to this section Summary
Types
The cookie value that will be sent in cookie headers. This value should be base64 encoded to avoid security issues
The session contents, the final data to be stored after it has been built
with Plug.Conn.put_session/3
and the other session manipulating functions
The internal reference to the session in the store
Callbacks
Removes the session associated with given session id from the store
Parses the given cookie
Initializes the store
Stores the session associated with given session id
Link to this section Types
The cookie value that will be sent in cookie headers. This value should be base64 encoded to avoid security issues.
The session contents, the final data to be stored after it has been built
with Plug.Conn.put_session/3
and the other session manipulating functions.
The internal reference to the session in the store.
Link to this section Callbacks
delete(Plug.Conn.t, sid, Plug.opts) :: :ok
Removes the session associated with given session id from the store.
get(Plug.Conn.t, cookie, Plug.opts) :: {sid, session}
Parses the given cookie.
Returns a session id and the session contents. The session id is any value that can be used to identify the session by the store.
The session id may be nil in case the cookie does not identify any value in the store. The session contents must be a map.
Initializes the store.
The options returned from this function will be given
to get/3
, put/4
and delete/3
.
put(Plug.Conn.t, sid, any, Plug.opts) :: cookie
Stores the session associated with given session id.
If nil
is given as id, a new session id should be
generated and returned.


Et turkish, white macchiato sugar grinder aged macchiato. Cultivar, robust, coffee french press dripper barista trifecta. Aroma as single shot extra viennese roast affogato. Brewed whipped ut fair trade, ristretto java variety beans sugar iced. Blue mountain carajillo extraction instant cup cup crema. Medium french press trifecta, acerbic, trifecta cinnamon, siphon americano extraction dripper lungo. Bar cappuccino, seasonal percolator fair trade caramelization lungo mug mazagran. Body, roast iced siphon turkish breve viennese carajillo.
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Dutty Wilderness is Dutty Wilderness. As much on the internet as in real life. Dutty Wilderness is that rattle in the trunk and that half remembered conversation. Dutty Wilderness is part of Beat Connection, is part of everyday life, and also special occasions.
Yung Futon started her live sets less than a year ago and has been maturing her sound rapidly ever since. Inspired by the likes of Tokimonsta and Ta-Ku, Yung Futon quickly went from fiddling with her controller in the confines of her bedroom to joining the Customs crew on its Asia tour, where she made her debut at Club STOMP in Osaka, Japan. Opening for acts such as Parkgolf, Washed Out, Hayden James, and Qrion, Yung Futon has broken out onto the local electronic scene, receiving recognition for her irresistible live sets. Expect her to continue blowing up local Seattle dance floors and even bigger stages.


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Execute
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MacacaClient
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MacacaDriver
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Session
Source
Status
Title
Url
Utils
Window


If you click the "Submit" button, the form-data will be sent to a page called "walk_action_page.php".


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Classic
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Dictionary:
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US + UK, SOWPODS
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I am Vivien Walter, a Research Associate in biophysics and biochemistry. I recently joined the Yansha Deng group
in the Department of Engineering at the King's College London (UK). You will find on my website obviously information about my Research activities, but also all the Softwares I have
developed and published for my research, and many more.
Stay updated on the materials recently be added on my website and the latest news by having a look at the Recent posts below.


{% load static %}
Visiting PhD Student
Samuel is a visiting PhD student from the Center for Regulatory Genomics in Barcelona, Spain.


BT is giving away a 43” TV, X Box One S and a bluetooth speaker worth £119.99 - but only for a limited time
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To get this fab freebie, just place your SIM order and BT will send out the speaker after your 30-day cooling off period ends.
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Extending QISKit ACQUA¶
QISKit ACQUA has a modular and extensible architecture. Algorithms and their supporting objects are have been designed to be pluggable modules. This was done in order to encourage researchers and developers interested in contributiong to, and experimenting with, new quantum algorithms to extend the QISKit ACQUA framework with their novel research contributions.
Algorithms¶
A new algorithm may be developed according to the specific API provided by QISKit ACQUA.
By simply adding its code to the collection of existing algorithms, that new algorithm
will be immediately recognized via dynamic lookup, and made available for use within the framework of QISKit ACQUA.
To develop and deploy any new algorithm, the new algorithm class should derive from the QuantumAlgorithm
class.
Along with all of its supporting modules, the new algorithm class should be installed under its own folder in the
qiskit_acqua
directory, just like the existing algorithms.
Optimizers¶
New optimizers for quantum variational algorithms
should be installed in the qiskit_acqua/utils/optimizers
folder and derive from
the Optimizer
class.
Variational Forms¶
Trial wavefunctions for quantum variational algorithms, such as
VQE
should go under the qiskit_acqua/utils/variational_forms
folder
and derive from the VariationalForm
class.
Initial States¶
Initial states, for algorithms such as VQE,
QPE
and IQPE, should go under the qiskit_acqua/utils/initial_states
folder and
derive from the InitialState
class.
Inverse Quantum Fourier Transforms (IQFTs)¶
IQFTs, for use for example for QPE, should be installed under the
qiskit_acqua/utils/iqfts
folder and derive from the IQFT
class.
Oracles¶
Oracles, for use with algorithms such as Grover’s search,
should go under the
qiskit_acqua/utils/oracles
folder and derive from the Oracle
class.
Note
All the classes implementing the algorithms and their supporting components listed above
should have a configuration dictionary including name
, description
and input_schema
properties.


The legendary Annapurna region is the most diverse and popular trekking area in Nepal. From the full three-week Annapurna Circuit, which stretches into the historic Mustang region to short three-day treks, there's a trek suitable for everyone here. As the name suggests, the centre piece of this part of Nepal is the range of mountains that includes Annapurna I, the first of the 8,000 m peaks to be climbed. Also included in this region is yet another 8,000 m giant, Dhaulagiri, which is located west of Annapurna I.Between these two mountains lies the valley of the Kali-Gandaki River, the deepest gorge in the world. Trekkers encounter the interesting Thakali people in this region. They are known for being good in business ventures and their home cooking is relished by both tourists and the Nepali people in general.
Fantastic Mardi Himal Trek is located just east of one of the most legendary trekking destination of Nepal, the Annapurna Base Camp trek. Mardi Himal trek is an unseen gem yet. Few trekkers make their way to the Mardi Himal Base Camp outstandingly positioned at the base of Mardi Himal and the Annapurna region´s most iconic mount Machapuchhre literally meaning "Fish tail". The trail goes along small winding paths, through enchanted rhododendron forests until you climb out of the forest at an elevation around 3,300 meter. The landscape changes quite abruptly into a rugged high mountain landscape, with amazing views of Mardi Himal, Machapuchre, Annapurna South and Hiunchuli.
Everest is more than a mountain and the journey to its base camp is more than just a trek. Along a route dubbed by some as "the steps to heaven," every bend in the trail provides another photo opportunity — beautiful forests, Sherpa villages, glacial moraines, and foothills. For active adventurers not afraid to break a sweat, our full trekking support staff will bring you close to local cultures before opening a window to the top of the world.The trek to Everest Base Camp is among the most dramatic and picturesque in the Himalaya. The scenery is varied and spectacular, the lodgings and tracks are of a very high standard, and the interaction with the local Sherpa people is truly memorable.
Despite being very close to the Kathmandu valley, Langtang is a splendid trekking area with treks ranging between 7 to 10 days. The Langtang trek starts with the forest line and goes all the way up to the alpine line to its range of plus 7000 meters of snow capped Himalayan Peaks.This area is a fine choice for those who want an alpine trek, yet do not have time for a longer trek in for example the Everest region. In this vast mountain scape, you trek through remote villages, with a touch of Tibet that borders not far north from here. You cross flower, meadows, enjoy the view to rugged peaks and if in spring, the splendours of rhodenderon in flower.The Langtang Valley has long been a favorite trek due to its expansive views, interesting Tamang culture, relatively gentle pace and accessibility from Kathmandu. The 2015 earthquake and subsequent landslide had an enormous effect on the region, but aid and reconstruction have recently reopened this valley to trekking again. Not only is it still a beautiful trek, your visit will also provide vital support for local livelihoods.


h5database.extractor package¶
Submodules¶
h5database.extractor.implementation module¶
-
class
h5database.extractor.implementation.
ExtSuperResolution
[source]¶ Bases:
h5database.skeletal.abstract_extractor.ExtractCallable
Implementation of ExtractCallable for Super Resolution data, where the input is the blurred image, and the label is the ground truth (original image).
-
static
extract
(inputs: Tuple[object, ...], type_order: Sequence[str], obj: h5database.database.database.DataExtractor, file: str, data_shape: Dict[str, Tuple[int, ...]], **kwargs) → Tuple[Tuple, numpy.ndarray, Sequence[str], Any][source]¶ Simple patchification of the low resolution image/ground truth obtained from the “get_inputs”. :param inputs (): Input tuple. :param type_order (): Defined type order for the output. :param obj (): Associated DataExtractor. :param file (): :param data_shape (): :param **kwargs ():
- Keyword Arguments
stride_size (int) – Stride size of patch extraction. Determine the overlapping ratio.
flatten (bool) – Whether returns a flattened patch array or retain the original shape, given the patch location. Default is True.
- Returns
Tuple of output arrays grouped by types in a tuple. is_valid (np.ndarray): type_order (Sequence[str]): An ordered sequence of type names. extra_info (Any): Placeholder for anything else to report.
- Return type
patches (Tuple)
-
static
get_inputs
(obj: h5database.database.database.DataExtractor, file: str, patch_types: Sequence[str], data_shape: Dict[str, Tuple[int, ...]], **kwargs) → Tuple[object, ...][source]¶ Prepare the inputs: low resolution image and the ground truth. :param obj (): Associated DataExtractor obj. :param file (): Path of the source file. :param patch_types (): Data type names of all target inputs. :param data_shape (): Shapes of data.
- Keyword Arguments
resize (float) – Resize factor in interval of (0, 1) for both width and height.
interp (int) – Interpolation Flags for cv2.resize.
Returns:
-
static
-
class
h5database.extractor.implementation.
ExtTissueByMask
[source]¶ Bases:
h5database.skeletal.abstract_extractor.ExtractCallable
Extraction of Tissue patches from PNG ROI, screened by a corresponding tissue binary mask. todo: Refactor and generalize it for data without mask
-
static
extract
(inputs: Tuple[numpy.ndarray, Sequence, numpy.ndarray], type_order: Sequence[str], obj: h5database.database.database.DataExtractor, file: str, data_shape: Dict[str, Tuple[int, ...]], **kwargs) → Tuple[Tuple[object, ...], Sequence[bool], Sequence[str], Any][source]¶ - Parameters
() (**kwargs) – Input tuple.
() – Defined type order for the output.
() – Associated DataExtractor.
() –
() –
() –
- Keyword Arguments
stride_size (int) – Stride size of patch extraction. Determine the overlapping ratio.
flatten (bool) – Whether returns a flattened patch array or retain the original shape, given the patch location. Default is True.
dispose (bool) – Flat that whether dispose the “invalid” patches, with valid tag of 0, if tissue% is too low. Explicitly discard the result from the array only if flatten is True.
tissue_area_thresh (bool) – Percentage of minimum required tissue area.
- Returns
arrays of patchified images/masks/labels. valid_tag (np.ndarray): Array of valid tag by each single patch. type_order (Sequence[str]): A sequence of ordered type names. extra_info (Any): Placeholder for any other extra information to export.
- Return type
(patches_im, patches_mask, labels)
-
static
get_inputs
(obj: h5database.database.database.DataExtractor, file: str, patch_types: Sequence[str], data_shape: Dict[str, Tuple[int, ...]], **kwargs) → Tuple[numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray, object][source]¶ Prepare the reading of image, mask files and the class id. :param obj (): Associated DataExtractor obj. :param file (): Path of the source file. :param patch_types (): Data type names of all target inputs. :param data_shape (): Shapes of data.
- Keyword Arguments
resize (float) – Resize factor in interval of (0, 1) for both width and height.
interp (int) – Interpolation Flags for cv2.resize.
mask_suffix (str) – file suffix of masks for the mapping from source_img_name –> mask_name. Default: “_mask”
mask_ext (str) – File extension of mask files. Default: “png”.
mask_dir (str) – File Directory of all masks.
Returns:
-
static


The year is 2018, and America needs you now more than ever! Only you have the power to either lead the American people to a utopian dream, or send it spiraling to a dystopian inferno.
In this game, your clicking skills will be put to the test! Your role is to choose the best hero for the job, and click the enemy to extinction. You will only have 60 seconds, and the enemy will not relent. Power ups will appear to either carry you to victory, or hinder your patriotic cause; so click with caution.
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Car, Skin, Ballast, Restrictor and Fixed Setup from the last Entrant will be cloned into new Entrants.
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The routine sla_RVEROT corrects for the diurnal rotation of the observer around the Earth's axis. This is always less than 0.5 km/s.
No specific routine is provided to correct a radial velocity from geocentric to heliocentric, but this can easily be done by calling sla_EVP as follows (array declarations etc. omitted):
: * Star vector, J2000 CALL sla_DCS2C(RM,DM,V) * Earth/Sun velocity and position, J2000 CALL sla_EVP(TDB,2000D0,DVB,DPB,DVH,DPH) * Radial velocity correction due to Earth orbit (km/s) VCORB = -sla_DVDV(V,DVH)*149.597870D6 :
The maximum value of this correction is the Earth's orbital speed of about 30 km/s. A related routine, sla_ECOR, computes the light-time correction with respect to the Sun. It would be used when reducing observations of a rapid variable-star for instance. Note, however, that the accuracy objectives for pulsar work are beyond the scope of these SLALIB routines, and even the superior sla_EVP routine is unsuitable for arrival-time calculations of better than 25 millisecond accuracy.
To remove the intrinsic km/s motion of the Sun relative to other stars in the solar neighbourhood, a velocity correction to a local standard of rest (LSR) is required. There are opportunities for mistakes here. There are two sorts of LSR, dynamical and kinematical, and multiple definitions exist for the latter. The dynamical LSR is a point near the Sun which is in a circular orbit around the Galactic centre; the Sun has a ``peculiar'' motion relative to the dynamical LSR. A kinematical LSR is the mean standard of rest of specified star catalogues or stellar populations, and its precise definition depends on which catalogues or populations were used and how the analysis was carried out. The Sun's motion with respect to a kinematical LSR is called the ``standard'' solar motion. Radial velocity corrections to the dynamical LSR are produced by the routine sla_RVLSRD and to the adopted kinematical LSR by sla_RVLSRK. See the individual specifications for these routines for the precise definition of the LSR in each case.
For extragalactic sources, the centre of the Galaxy can be used as a standard of rest. The radial velocity correction from the dynamical LSR to the Galactic centre can be obtained by calling sla_RVGALC. Its maximum value is 220 km/s.
For very distant sources it is appropriate to work relative to the mean motion of the Local Group. The routine for computing the radial velocity correction in this case is sla_RVLG. Note that in this case the correction is with respect to the dynamical LSR, not the Galactic centre as might be expected. This conforms to the IAU definition, and confers immunity from revisions of the Galactic rotation speed.
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library


The technical memorandum: A Kernel Model for Precision Timekeeping (PostScript) describes an engineering model which implements a precision time-of-day function for a generic operating system. The model is based on the principles of disciplined oscillators using phase-lock loops (PLL) and frequency-lock loops (FLL) often found in the engineering literature. The model uses a hybrid PLL/FLL discipline algorithm implemented in the kernel. The hybrid loop provides automatic time and frequency steering with update intervals from a few seconds to over one day.
The hybrid PLL/FLL has been implemented in the Unix kernels for several workstations, including those made by Sun Microsystems, Digital and Hewlett Packard. Currently, the modifications are in licensed kernels for Digital Unix 4.0 and Sun Solaris 2.6. Since these specific implementations involve modifications to licensed code, they cannot be provided directly. Inquiries should be directed to the manufacturer's representatives. In addition to the licensed kernels, the hybrid PLL/FLL has been implemented in the nonlicensed kernels for Linux and FreeBSD. The engineering model for these implementations, including a simulator with code segments almost identical to the implementations, but not involving licensed code, is available via the web at kernel.tar.Z or by anonymous FTP from ftp.udel.edu in the pub/ntp directory.
The model changes the way the system clock is adjusted in time and frequency, as well as provides mechanisms to discipline its time and frequency to an external precision timing source, such as a pulse-per- second (PPS) signal. The model incorporates a generic system-call interface for use with the Network Time Protocol (NTP) or similar time synchronization protocol. The NTP software daemons for Version 3 xntpd and Version 4 ntpd operate with this model to provide synchronization limited in principle only by the accuracy and stability of the external timing source. There are two new system calls defined in the model, ntp_gettime(), which returns a structure including the current time, estimated error and maximum error, and ntp_adjtime(), which provides a means to adjust kernel variables, including the current time and frequency offsets. Further information on the calling sequences and variable definitions are in the /usr/include/sys/timex.h file.


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Enhance Mapping Primitive Demo
Challenges
- Could only run SimpleMaze environment on linux
- Some environments segfault on run
- Some environments segfault when obtaining images
- CityEnvironment linux version zip file is corrupt
- Pending issue with AirSim
Quick & Dirty Method used
- Image sequence extracted using python script
- RTAB-Map ROS version used to generate the map
More Reliable Method
- Write an AirSim camera driver for RTAB-Map
- Challenge: AirSim compiled with LLVM, RTAB-Map compiled with gcc
- libc++ STL library used by AirSim have some extra extensions


In this step, you will add thumbnail images for the phones in the phone list, and links that, for now, will go nowhere. In subsequent steps you will use the links to display additional information about the phones in the catalog.
You should now see links and images of the phones in the list.
The most important changes are listed below. You can see the full diff on GitHub:
Note that the phones.json
file contains unique ids and image urls for each of the phones. The
urls point to the app/img/phones/
directory.
app/phones/phones.json
(sample snippet):
[ { ... "id": "motorola-defy-with-motoblur", "imageUrl": "img/phones/motorola-defy-with-motoblur.0.jpg", "name": "Motorola DEFY\u2122 with MOTOBLUR\u2122", ... }, ... ]
app/index.html
:
...

 {{phone.name}}
{{phone.snippet}}

 ...
To dynamically generate links that will in the future lead to phone detail pages, we used the
now-familiar double-curly brace markup in the href
attribute values. In step 2, we added the {{phone.name}}
binding as the element content. In this
step the {{phone.id}}
binding is used in the element attribute.
We also added phone images next to each record using an image tag with the ng:src
directive. That directive prevents the browser from treating
the angular {{ expression }}
markup literally, which it would have done if we had only specified
an attribute binding in a regular src
attribute (
). Using
ng:src
prevents the browser from making an http request to an invalid location.
test/e2e/scenarios.js
:
... it('should render phone specific links', function() { input('query').enter('nexus'); element('.phones li a').click(); expect(browser().location().hash()).toBe('/phones/nexus-s'); }); ...
We added a new end-to-end test to verify that the app is generating correct links to the phone views that we will implement in the upcoming steps.
You can now refresh the browser tab with the end-to-end test runner to see the tests run, or you can see them running on angular's server.
ng:src
directive with a plain old <src>
attribute. Using tools such as Firebug,
or Chrome's Web Inspector, or inspecting the webserver access logs, confirm that the app is indeed
making an extraneous request to /app/%7B%7Bphone.imageUrl%7D%7D
(or
/app/index.html/{{phone.imageUrl}}
).Now that you have added phone images and links, go to step 7 to learn about angular layout templates and how angular makes it easy to create applications that have multiple views.


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