Source code for openstack_dashboard.dashboards.project.routers.extensions.routerrules.rulemanager
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import logging
from openstack_dashboard.api import neutron as api
LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]class RuleObject(dict):
def __init__(self, rule):
# ID is constructed from source and destination because the
# database ID from neutron changes on every update, making a list of
# sequential operations based on the DB ID invalid after the first one
# occurs (e.g. deleting multiple from the table
rule['id'] = rule['source'] + rule['destination']
super(RuleObject, self).__init__(rule)
# Horizon references id property for table operations
self.id = rule['id']
# Flatten into csv for display
self.nexthops = ','.join(rule['nexthops'])
[docs]def routerrule_list(request, **params):
if 'router_id' in params:
params['device_id'] = params['router_id']
if 'router' in request.META:
router = request.META['router']
else:
router = api.router_get(request, params['device_id'])
try:
rules = router.router_rules
except AttributeError:
return (False, [])
return (True, rules)
[docs]def remove_rules(request, rule_ids, **kwargs):
LOG.debug("remove_rules(): param=%s", kwargs)
router_id = kwargs['router_id']
if 'reset_rules' in kwargs:
newrules = [{'source': 'any', 'destination': 'any',
'action': 'permit'}]
else:
supported, currentrules = routerrule_list(request, **kwargs)
if not supported:
LOG.error("router rules not supported by router %s" % router_id)
return
newrules = []
for oldrule in currentrules:
if RuleObject(oldrule).id not in rule_ids:
newrules.append(oldrule)
body = {'router_rules': format_for_api(newrules)}
new = api.router_update(request, router_id, **body)
if 'router' in request.META:
request.META['router'] = new
return new
[docs]def add_rule(request, router_id, newrule, **kwargs):
body = {'router_rules': []}
kwargs['router_id'] = router_id
supported, currentrules = routerrule_list(request, **kwargs)
if not supported:
LOG.error("router rules not supported by router %s" % router_id)
return
body['router_rules'] = format_for_api([newrule] + currentrules)
new = api.router_update(request, router_id, **body)
if 'router' in request.META:
request.META['router'] = new
return new


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Reducers¶
Question Reducer¶
This module porvides functions to reduce the question task extracts from
panoptes_aggregation.extractors.question_extractor
.
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.question_reducer.
process_data
(data, pairs=False)¶ Process a list of extracted questions into Counter objects
Parameters: - data (list) – A list of extractions created by
panoptes_aggregation.extractors.question_extractor.question_extractor()
- pairs (bool, optional) – Default False. How multiple choice questions are treated. When True the set of all choices is treated as a single answer
Returns: processed_data – A list of Counter objects, one for each extraction
Return type: list
- data (list) – A list of extractions created by
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.question_reducer.
question_reducer
(votes_list)¶ Reduce a list of Counter objects into a single dict
Parameters: votes_list (list) – A list of Counter objects from process_data()
Returns: reduction – A dictionary (formated as a Counter) giving the vote count for each key Return type: dict
Point Reducer¶
This module provides functions to cluster points extracted with :mod:panoptes_aggregation.extractors.point_extractor.
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.point_reducer.
point_reducer
(data_by_tool, **kwargs)¶ Cluster a list of points by tool
Parameters: - data_by_tool (dict) – A dictionary returned by
process_data()
- kwrgs – See DBSCAN
Returns: reduction – A dictinary with the following keys
- tool*_points_x : A list of x positions for all points drawn with tool*
- tool*_points_x : A list of y positions for all points drawn with tool*
- tool*_cluster_labels : A list of cluster labels for all points drawn with tool*
- tool*_clusters_count : The number of points in each cluster found
- tool*_clusters_x : The x position for each cluster found
- tool*_clusters_y : The y position for each cluster found
- tool*_clusters_var_x : The x varaince of points in each cluster found
- tool*_clusters_var_y : The y varaince of points in each cluster found
- tool*_clusters_var_x_y : The x-y covaraince of points in each cluster found
Return type: - data_by_tool (dict) – A dictionary returned by
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.point_reducer.
process_data
(data)¶ Process a list of extractions into lists of x and y sorted by tool
Parameters: data (list) – A list of extractions crated by panoptes_aggregation.extractors.point_extractor.point_extractor()
Returns: processed_data – A dictionary with each key being a tool with a list of (x, y) tuples as a vlaue Return type: dict
Survey Reducer¶
This module provides functions to reduce survey task extracts from
panoptes_aggregation.extractors.survey_extractor
.
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.survey_reducer.
process_data
(data)¶ Process a list of extracted survey data into a dictionary of sub-question answers sorted organized by choice
Parameters: data (list) – A list of extractions created by panoptes_aggregation.extractors.survey_extractor.survey_extractor()
Returns: processed_data – A dictionary where the keys are the choice made and the values are a list of dicts containing Counters for each sub-question asked. Return type: dict
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.survey_reducer.
survey_reducer
(data_in)¶ Reduce the survey task answers as a list of dicts (one for each choice marked)
Parameters: data_in (dict) – A dictionary created by process_data()
Returns: reduction – A list that has one element for choice marked. Each element is a dict of the form - choice : The choice made
- total_vote_count : The number of users that classified the subject
- choice_count : The number of users that made this choice
- answers_* : Counters for each answer to sub-question *
Return type: list
Polygon As Line Tool for Text Reducer¶
This module provides functions to reduce the polygon-text extractions from
panoptes_aggregation.extractors.poly_line_text_extractor
.
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.poly_line_text_reducer.
poly_line_text_reducer
(data_by_frame, **kwargs)¶ Parameters: - data_by_frame (dict) – A dictionary returned by
process_data()
- kwargs – See DBSCAN
Returns: reduction – A dictionary with on key for each frame of the subject that have dictionaries as values. Those dictionaries have three keys:
- clusters_x : the x position of each identified cluster
- clusters_y : the y position of each identified cluster
- clusters_text : A list of text as ecah clster position
Return type: - data_by_frame (dict) – A dictionary returned by
-
panoptes_aggregation.reducers.poly_line_text_reducer.
process_data
(data_list)¶ Process a list of extractions into a dictionary of loc and text organized by frame
Parameters: data_list (list) – A list of extractions created by panoptes_aggregation.extractors.poly_line_text_extractor.poly_line_text_extractor()
Returns: processed_data – A dictionary with keys for each frame of the subject and values being dictionaries with loc (a list of (x, y) tuples) and text (a list of strings) keys. Return type: dict


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- categories(int) - Static method in class controllers.CategoryController
-
Method categories finds all entries in database in table Main_Category
and collects them and sends them to the view which will represent them
correctly Renders the folowing parameters : productsList - which are all
the products which are not sold and not special (not distinguished
products) and are from the main Category by the id received;
specialProductList - all the products that are not sold and are made
special (are distinguished products) and are from the main Category by
the id received; mainCategoryList - the list of our categories; mc - the
main category clicked on, which we have found by the id received as the
parameters;
- CategoryController - Class in controllers
-
Class CategoryController is out controller through which we control all the
actions and function concerning the Categories of our products
- CategoryController() - Constructor for class controllers.CategoryController
-
- categoryString - Variable in class models.Product
-
- categoryString - Variable in class models.User
-
- changeAdmin(int) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
-
Method changes the administrator status of some user
by changing it to either true or false
- changePassword(int) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
-
- changePasswordPage() - Static method in class controllers.UserController
-
- checkPassword(String, String) - Static method in class helpers.HashHelper
-
Method to check if entered user password is the same as the one that is
stored (encrypted) in the database.
- chooseRegistration() - Static method in class controllers.Application
-
Method chooseRegistration() renders the chooseRegistration.html page;
Where the user will choose to register as a regular User or a pikShop;
- city - Variable in class models.User
-
- Comment - Class in models
-
- Comment(String, Date, User, Product) - Constructor for class models.Comment
-
Constructor with three parameters
- Comment() - Constructor for class models.Comment
-
Default constructor
- CommentController - Class in controllers
-
Class CommetnController is our class through which we control all the actions
and function regarding the Comments left on products;
- CommentController() - Constructor for class controllers.CommentController
-
- CommentControllerTest - Class in controllers
-
- CommentControllerTest() - Constructor for class controllers.CommentControllerTest
-
- condition - Variable in class controllers.ProductController.FilteredSearch
-
- condition - Variable in class models.Product
-
- confirmation - Variable in class models.User
-
- confirmEmail(String) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
-
After the click on the - link has been send to registered user;
We change the verified boolean to true;
We null the confirmation String;
- contact() - Static method in class controllers.Application
-
Method contact renders the contact.html page;
- Contact() - Constructor for class controllers.Application.Contact
-
Default constructor;
- Contact(String, String) - Constructor for class controllers.Application.Contact
-
Constructor with parameters;
- ContactTest - Class in helpers
-
- ContactTest() - Constructor for class helpers.ContactTest
-
- content - Variable in class models.Comment
-
- content - Variable in class models.PrivateMessage
-
- controllers - package controllers
-
- converterToStringUSD(double) - Static method in class controllers.CreditController
-
Transfers the double amount from KM to USD first then puts them in a
String format;
- create(String, String, String, String) - Static method in class models.Blogger
-
- create(String, Date, User, Product) - Static method in class models.Comment
-
Method creates new comment with content,
create date and author.
- create(String, String) - Static method in class models.FAQ
-
Method creates new FAQ with question and answer
- create(String, User, User) - Static method in class models.PrivateMessage
-
- create(String, String, String, double, User, MainCategory, SubCategory, String, String, String) - Static method in class models.Product
-
Method creates a new product, by calling the constructor;
- create(String, String, String) - Static method in class models.User
-
Creates a new user and saves the User into database;
- createAdmin(String, String, String, boolean) - Static method in class models.User
-
Creates a new Admin object and saves it into database, and returns value of it's ID variable
- createBlog() - Static method in class controllers.BloggerController
-
Method createBlog() takes the entered values from the form that the
blogger has entered and creates (instanciates) the Blogger object, thus
making one Blog and saving it to the database;
- createdAt - Variable in class models.Comment
-
- createdDate - Variable in class models.Newsletter
-
- createdDate - Variable in class models.User
-
- createMainCategory(String) - Static method in class models.MainCategory
-
Method createMainCategory creates new object of class MainCategory and saves it
in the database
- createPassword(String) - Static method in class helpers.HashHelper
-
Create an encrypted password from a clear string.
- createPikStore(String, String, String, String, String, String, MainCategory) - Static method in class models.User
-
- createProduct() - Static method in class controllers.ProductController
-
From the filled form and input fields takes the necessary values; And
creates the object Product using the constructor; Sends the information
about the product created to the showProduct.html page; Method
creates(saves) the product using the create method from the Product
model;
- createSaveUser(String, String, String) - Static method in class models.User
-
Creates a new User object and saves it into database
- createStatisticsFile(User) - Static method in class controllers.StatsController
-
This method is used by the method > downloadStatistics();
Method which creates and saves the Excel file;
Fills the excel file with data from models Product and Statistics, as Product name,
number of clicks and more found in this method;
- createSubCategory(String, MainCategory) - Static method in class models.SubCategory
-
- credit - Variable in class models.BPCredit
-
- credit - Variable in class models.Product
-
- CreditController - Class in controllers
-
This controller is User to control the Users Credit
their amount, to get certain amount that User has,
to Use them when a User wants to use them on a a certain product
to get their product to be special(listed among the first ones) in search queries,
to subtract them when used on certain products;
Basically everything and every actions one with the Credits (which are simple integers),
is done with this class CreditControllers;
- CreditController() - Constructor for class controllers.CreditController
-
- creditForm - Static variable in class controllers.CreditController
-
- creditOwner - Variable in class models.BPCredit
-
- creditToCost(int) - Static method in class controllers.CreditController
-
Transfers from the Credits to the amount in KM
- CurrentUserFilter - Class in helpers
-
- CurrentUserFilter() - Constructor for class helpers.CurrentUserFilter
-


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An argument to, or a return value from, a remote object can be any object that is serializable. This includes primitive types, remote objects, and non-remote objects that implement thejava.io.Serializable
interface. For more details on how to make classes serializable, see the "Java Object Serialization Specification." Classes, for parameters or return values, that are not available locally are downloaded dynamically by the RMI system. See the section on "Dynamic Class Loading" for more information on how RMI downloads parameter and return value classes when reading parameters, return values and exceptions.
A non-remote object, that is passed as a parameter of a remote method invocation or returned as a result of a remote method invocation, is passed by copy; that is, the object is serialized using the object serialization mechanism of the Java platform.So, when a non-remote object is passed as an argument or return value in a remote method invocation, the content of the non-remote object is copied before invoking the call on the remote object.
When a non-remote object is returned from a remote method invocation, a new object is created in the calling virtual machine.
When passing an exported remote object as a parameter or return value in a remote method call, the stub for that remote object is passed instead. Remote objects that are not exported will not be replaced with a stub instance. A remote object passed as a parameter can only implement remote interfaces.
If two references to an object are passed from one JVM to another JVM in parameters (or in the return value) in a single remote method call and those references refer to the same object in the sending JVM, those references will refer to a single copy of the object in the receiving JVM. More generally stated: within a single remote method call, the RMI system maintains referential integrity among the objects passed as parameters or as a return value in the call.
When an object is sent from one JVM to another in a remote method call, the RMI system annotates the class descriptor in the call stream with information (the URL) of the class so that the class can be loaded at the receiver. It is a requirement that classes be downloaded on demand during remote method invocation.
Parameters in an RMI call are written to a stream that is a subclass of the classjava.io.ObjectOutputStream
in order to serialize the parameters to the destination of the remote call. TheObjectOutputStream
subclass overrides thereplaceObject
method to replace each exported remote object with its corresponding stub instance. Parameters that are objects are written to the stream using theObjectOutputStream
'swriteObject
method. TheObjectOutputStream
calls thereplaceObject
method for each object written to the stream via thewriteObject
method (that includes objects referenced by those objects that are written). ThereplaceObject
method of RMI's subclass ofObjectOutputStream
returns the following:
- If the object passed to
replaceObject
is an instance ofjava.rmi.Remote
and that object is exported to the RMI runtime, then it returns the stub for the remote object. If the object is an instance ofjava.rmi.Remote
and the object is not exported to the RMI runtime, thenreplaceObject
returns the object itself. A stub for a remote object is obtained via a call to the methodjava.rmi.server.RemoteObject.toStub
.- If the object passed to
replaceObject
is not an instance ofjava.rmi.Remote
, then the object is simply returned.
RMI's subclass ofObjectOutputStream
also implements theannotateClass
method that annotates the call stream with the location of the class so that it can be downloaded at the receiver. See the section "Dynamic Class Loading" for more information on howannotateClass
is used.Since parameters are written to a single
ObjectOutputStream
, references that refer to the same object at the caller will refer to the same copy of the object at the receiver. At the receiver, parameters are read by a singleObjectInputStream
.Any other default behavior of
ObjectOutputStream
for writing objects (and similarlyObjectInputStream
for reading objects) is maintained in parameter passing. For example, the calling ofwriteReplace
when writing objects andreadResolve
when reading objects is honored by RMI's parameter marshal and unmarshal streams.In a similar manner to parameter passing in RMI as described above, a return value (or exception) is written to a subclass of
ObjectOutputStream
and has the same replacement behavior as parameter transmission.


This is a over view of a JavaFX program that I create with a group in my Software Engineering class. The program allows either a waiter or a customer to look in a menu. Find the food that they would want to order. Order the food and check on its progress. The order will show the cost for each item and the total cost before and after tax. It allows the owner to add in different food items and their cost. It uses a Database to keep control of the users and the food items. The kitchen has its own window to see orders. They are able to see how long the order has been there and complete the order.
The git for the program is https://github.com/GammaTeamFall2017/Fulfillment-System
Some of the code that I worked on: @Override public void initialize(URL location, ResourceBundle resources) { //can put top food items here //itemsArray = newDB.getAllItems(); foodButtonPane.setStyle("-fx-box-border: transparent;"); orderPane.setStyle("-fx-box-border: transparent; -fx-background-color: #e0e0e0"); BigDecimal bd = new BigDecimal("1.5"); //This is to temp fill a array of items for(int i = 0; i < 4; i++){ Item tempItems = new Item(i, "food" + i, i+1, bd ); itemsArray.add(tempItems); } //end of temp area int row = (itemsArray.size() / buttonsPerRow) + 1;//gets the total rows if there are 6 buttons in a row int col = buttonsPerRow; int end = itemsArray.size() % buttonsPerRow;//gets the total for the last row int counter = 0; for(int i = 0; i < row; i++){ int buttonsWidth = 720 / buttonsPerRow; //720 is the size of the VBox HBox tempHBox = new HBox(buttonsWidth); tempHBox.setPrefWidth(buttonsWidth); tempHBox.setPrefHeight(buttonHeight); if(i == (row - 1)){ col = end; } for(int j = 0; j < col; j++) { Item tempItem = itemsArray.get(counter++); Pane newPane = new Pane(); Button newButton = new Button(tempItem.getItemName()); newButton.setOnAction(new EventHandler(){ @Override public void handle(ActionEvent e){ //add this scene in when it is created //newScene.setScene("/cs4310/fulfillment/program/View/.fxml", (Button)e.getSource()); } }); newButton.setMinWidth(tempHBox.getPrefWidth()); newButton.setMinHeight(tempHBox.getPrefHeight()); newPane.getChildren().add(newButton); tempHBox.getChildren().add(newPane); tempHBox.setFillHeight(true); } VBoxButtons.getChildren().add(tempHBox); } }


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public interface Session
A Session
is a stateful data context associated with a single Subject (user, daemon process,
etc) who interacts with a software system over a period of time.
Session
is intended to be managed by the business tier and accessible via other
tiers without being tied to any given client technology. This is a great benefit to Java
systems, since until now, the only viable session mechanisms were the
javax.servlet.http.HttpSession
or Stateful Session EJB's, which many times
unnecessarily coupled applications to web or ejb technologies.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Object |
getAttribute(Object key)
Returns the object bound to this session identified by the specified key. |
Collection<Object> |
getAttributeKeys()
Returns the keys of all the attributes stored under this session. |
String |
getHost()
Returns the host name or IP string of the host that originated this session, or null
if the host is unknown. |
Serializable |
getId()
Returns the unique identifier assigned by the system upon session creation. |
Date |
getLastAccessTime()
Returns the last time the application received a request or method invocation from the user associated with this session. |
Date |
getStartTimestamp()
Returns the time the session was started; that is, the time the system created the instance. |
long |
getTimeout()
Returns the time in milliseconds that the session session may remain idle before expiring. |
Object |
removeAttribute(Object key)
Removes (unbinds) the object bound to this session under the specified key name. |
void |
setAttribute(Object key,
Object value)
Binds the specified value to this session, uniquely identified by the specifed
key name. |
void |
setTimeout(long maxIdleTimeInMillis)
Sets the time in milliseconds that the session may remain idle before expiring. |
void |
stop()
Explicitly stops (invalidates) this session and releases all associated resources. |
void |
touch()
Explicitly updates the lastAccessTime of this session to the current time when
this method is invoked. |
| Method Detail |
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Serializable getId()
toString()
,
equals()
, and hashCode()
implementations. Good candidates for such
an identifier are UUID
s, Integer
s, and
String
s.
Date getStartTimestamp()
Date getLastAccessTime()
touch()
long getTimeout() throws InvalidSessionException
HttpSession
's getMaxInactiveInterval()
method, the scale on
this method is different: Shiro Sessions use millisecond values for timeout whereas
HttpSession.getMaxInactiveInterval
uses seconds. Always use millisecond values with Shiro sessions.
InvalidSessionException
- if the session has been stopped or expired prior to calling this method.void setTimeout(long maxIdleTimeInMillis) throws InvalidSessionException
HttpSession
's getMaxInactiveInterval()
method, the scale on
this method is different: Shiro Sessions use millisecond values for timeout whereas
HttpSession.getMaxInactiveInterval
uses seconds. Always use millisecond values with Shiro sessions.
maxIdleTimeInMillis
- the time in milliseconds that the session may remain idle before expiring.
InvalidSessionException
- if the session has been stopped or expired prior to calling this method.String getHost()
null
if the host is unknown.
null
if the host address is unknown.void touch() throws InvalidSessionException
lastAccessTime
of this session to the current time when
this method is invoked. This method can be used to ensure a session does not time out.
Most programmers won't use this method directly and will instead rely on the last access time to be updated
automatically as a result of an incoming web request or remote procedure call/method invocation.
However, this method is particularly useful when supporting rich-client applications such as
Java Web Start appp, Java or Flash applets, etc. Although rare, it is possible in a rich-client
environment that a user continuously interacts with the client-side application without a
server-side method call ever being invoked. If this happens over a long enough period of
time, the user's server-side session could time-out. Again, such cases are rare since most
rich-clients frequently require server-side method invocations.
In this example though, the user's session might still be considered valid because
the user is actively "using" the application, just not communicating with the
server. But because no server-side method calls are invoked, there is no way for the server
to know if the user is sitting idle or not, so it must assume so to maintain session
integrity. This touch()
method could be invoked by the rich-client application code during those
times to ensure that the next time a server-side method is invoked, the invocation will not
throw an ExpiredSessionException
. In short terms, it could be used periodically
to ensure a session does not time out.
How often this rich-client "maintenance" might occur is entirely dependent upon
the application and would be based on variables such as session timeout configuration,
usage characteristics of the client application, network utilization and application server
performance.
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling this method.void stop() throws InvalidSessionException
Subject
that
owns this session has logged-in), calling this method explicitly might have undesired side effects:
It is common for a Subject
implementation to retain authentication state in the
Session
. If the session
is explicitly stopped by application code by calling this method directly, it could clear out any
authentication state that might exist, thereby effectively "unauthenticating" the Subject
.
As such, you might consider logging-out
the 'owning'
Subject
instead of manually calling this method, as a log out is expected to stop the
corresponding session automatically, and also allows framework code to execute additional cleanup logic.
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling this method.Collection<Object> getAttributeKeys() throws InvalidSessionException
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling this method.Object getAttribute(Object key) throws InvalidSessionException
null
is returned.
key
- the unique name of the object bound to this session
key
name or null
if there is
no object bound under that name.
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling
this method.void setAttribute(Object key, Object value) throws InvalidSessionException
value
to this session, uniquely identified by the specifed
key
name. If there is already an object bound under the key
name, that
existing object will be replaced by the new value
.
If the value
parameter is null, it has the same effect as if
removeAttribute
was called.
key
- the name under which the value
object will be bound in this sessionvalue
- the object to bind in this session.
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling
this method.Object removeAttribute(Object key) throws InvalidSessionException
key
name.
key
- the name uniquely identifying the object to remove
null
if there was no object bound under the name
key
.
InvalidSessionException
- if this session has stopped or expired prior to calling
this method.
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Methods
App()
Handles routes to different pages based on whether the user has been authenticated and initializes the Spotify Web API instance.
formatArtists()
Formats an array of artist names
- Source:
getNextRec()
Fetches next recommendation using user's filters and preferences.
- Source:
handleYes()
Handles action on click of the "Like" button, which adds the song to the user's Liked Songs and provides the next recommendation.
- Source:
Login(spotify, setToken)
Prompts the user for login and permissions and sets access token.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
spotify |
module | Instance of Spotify Web API that holds user authentication tokens. |
setToken |
function | Function that updates the user token on successful authentication. |
- Source:
logOut()
Logs user out, removing the access token.
- Source:
Playing(spotify)
Displays the current recommendation based on users' top songs and artists.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
spotify |
module | Instance of Spotify Web API that holds user authentication tokens. |
- Source:
playSong(uri)
Sends a request to the Spotify API to play a specific song.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
uri |
string | the URI of the song to be played. |
- Source:
resetOptions()
Resets all filters to default (min 0, max 100).
- Source:
set_top_artists(token)
Saves top artists info to web application's context API.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
token |
string | user's access token. |
set_top_tracks(token)
Saves top tracks info to web application's context API.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
token |
string | user's access token. |
set_user(token)
Saves user info to web application's context API.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
token |
string | user's access token. |


Live PANs and other production data should not be used for testing or development. If PANs are used, they should be sanitized before use.
There may be vulnerabilities in the testing and development environments that may cause unauthorized disclosure. The access controls in the testing and development environments are often not as strict as in the production environment, so using live PANs may lead to unauthorized disclosure.
Interview the responsible staff members to make sure they don't use live PANs or other production data for testing or development.
Add a point to the information security policy to not use live PANs or other production data for testing or development. Instruct the responsible staff members to not use live PANs or other production data for testing or development.


Body found in woods after police appeal for missing 15-year-old boy
Humberside Police issued an appeal on Friday evening to try and locate 15-year-old Scott Smith who was missing from the Skirlaugh which is in the East Riding of Yorkshire
by Tom Davidson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-davidson/A body has been found in woodlands today following a police appeal for a missing 15-year-old boy.
Humberside Police said they were called to the remote location, on the outskirts of the village of Skirlaugh, following a "police incident" at around 1pm on Saturday afternoon.
A statement from the force said: "We can confirm that sadly a body has been found in woods on Benningholme Lane in Skirlaugh.
"Enquiries are in their very early stages and the body has yet to be formally identified.
"However, the family of the deceased has been informed and are being supported by the police."
Have you been affected by this story? Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>On Saturday morning the force appealed for information to find 15-year-old Scott Smith who had not been seen since Thursday in the Skirlaugh area.
The appeal said they were 'extremely concerned' for his safety.
Benningholme Lane occupies residential properties and open countryside, reports Hull Live.
Skirlaugh is roughly seven miles north east of Hull and has a population of around 1,500.
The circumstances of the death are not thought to be suspicious, according to Humberside Police's statement.
Humberside Police tweeted on Friday night: "We are extremely concerned for the safety of 15-year-old Scott Grantham Smith from Hull.
"Scott, or anyone who thinks they can help us get him safely home, is asked to call 101 quoting log number 619 of 21/11/2019."


Before Change
// init metric
if self.A0 is None:
self.A_ = np.identity(pairs.shape[2])
if not self.diagonal:
// Don"t know why division by 10... it"s in the original code
// and seems to affect the overall scale of the learned metric.
self.A_ /= 10.0
else:
self.A_ = check_array(self.A0)
if self.diagonal:
After Change
super(_BaseMMC, self).__init__(preprocessor)
def _fit(self, pairs, y):
if self.A0 != "deprecated":
warnings.warn(""A0" parameter is not used."
" It has been deprecated in version 0.5.0 and will be"
"removed in 0.6.0. Use "init" instead.",
DeprecationWarning)
pairs, y = self._prepare_inputs(pairs, y,
type_of_inputs="tuples")
if self.init is None:


NFL Insider Reveals Latest On Antonio Brown’s Potential Return
by Andrew McCartyOn Tuesday morning, former New England Patriots star wide receiver Antonio Brown made headlines for what he posted on social media.
Instead of inciting controversy, his comments had the opposite effect. Brown apologized to Patriots owner Robert Kraft and the organization for the negative news he brought during his one-week stint with the team.
“Mr.Kraft I apologize sincerely to you and your organization! All I wanted to be was an asset to the organization; sorry for the bad media and the drama! Thank you sincerely, AB,” Brown wrote.
His comments sparked a conversation regarding when he could return to the league. According to a report from Pro Football Talk, Brown expects to know his fate “very soon.”
From the report:
Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Brown remains hopeful that a decision will come “very soon.” There’s a sense of optimism from Brown’s perspective that he will be cleared to return to the NFL before the 2019 regular season ends.
Brown was released by the Oakland Raiders and then the Patriots after allegations of sexual assault surfaced.
He reportedly met with the NFL last week to present his side of the story.
Will Brown return to the league this season? Stay tuned for the latest.


easy-css is a small ITCSS SASS framework inspired by nebula-css. It uses the BEM naming convention with the namespace 'ea'. It is designed to be extended appropriately using ITCSS. It contains no component layerand thus has no visual styling CSS except for normalizing CSS. Compiling and consuming the file (as you would with Bootstrap) will likely lead to specificity issues.
Github: https://github.com/LeeCheneler/easy-css
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/easy-css
Inspect the source of this page to see how to utilize the following features of the framework.
Basic responsive typography, rem based sizing configurable for each breakpoint.
(p)Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum scelerisque lobortis leo eget elementum. Aenean et ipsum tristique lorem mattis semper. Etiam ultrices efficitur interdum
Simple, intuitive grid system. Items are percentage width based. there is no notion of a 'row', items are in a flag list within the grid.
Very simple list, supports inline and uniform spacing.
The flag is a very powerful object. Consisting of a fixed width component and fluid body (fills all remaining space), items can trivially be aligned next to one another with vertical alignment support.
easy-css contains numerous utility classes to make life easier.


HPX V0.9.10 (Mar 24, 2015)¶
General changes¶
This is the 12th official release of HPX. It coincides with the 7th anniversary of the first commit to our source code repository. Since then, we have seen over 12300 commits amounting to more than 220000 lines of C++ code.
The major focus of this release was to improve the reliability of large scale runs. We believe to have achieved this goal as we now can reliably run HPX applications on up to ~24k cores. We have also shown that HPX can be used with success for symmetric runs (applications using both, host cores and Intel Xeon/Phi coprocessors). This is a huge step forward in terms of the usability of HPX. The main focus of this work involved isolating the causes of the segmentation faults at start up and shut down. Many of these issues were discovered to be the result of the suspension of threads which hold locks.
A very important improvement introduced with this release is the refactoring of the code representing our parcel-port implementation. Parcel- ports can now be implemented by 3rd parties as independent plugins which are dynamically loaded at runtime (static linking of parcel-ports is also supported). This refactoring also includes a massive improvement of the performance of our existing parcel-ports. We were able to significantly reduce the networking latencies and to improve the available networking bandwidth. Please note that in this release we disabled the ibverbs and ipc parcel ports as those have not been ported to the new plugin system yet (see Issue #839).
Another corner stone of this release is our work towards a complete implementation of __cpp11_n4104__ (Working Draft, Technical Specification for C++ Extensions for Parallelism). This document defines a set of parallel algorithms to be added to the C++ standard library. We now have implemented about 75% of all specified parallel algorithms (see [link hpx.manual.parallel.parallel_algorithms Parallel Algorithms] for more details). We also implemented some extensions to __cpp11_n4104__ allowing to invoke all of the algorithms asynchronously.
This release adds a first implementation of hpx::vector
which is a
distributed data structure closely aligned to the functionality of
std::vector
. The difference is that hpx::vector
stores the data in
partitions where the partitions can be distributed over different localities. We
started to work on allowing to use the parallel algorithms with hpx::vector
.
At this point we have implemented only a few of the parallel algorithms to
support distributed data structures (like hpx::vector
) for testing purposes
(see Issue #1338 for a documentation of our progress).
Breaking changes¶
With this release we put a lot of effort into changing the code base to be more compatible to C++11. These changes have caused the following issues for backward compatibility:
Move to Variadics- All of the API now uses variadic templates. However, this change required to modify the argument sequence for some of the exiting API functions (
hpx::async_continue
,hpx::apply_continue
,hpx::when_each
,hpx::wait_each
, synchronous invocation of actions).Changes to Macros- We also removed the macros
HPX_STD_FUNCTION
andHPX_STD_TUPLE
. This shouldn’t affect any user code as we replacedHPX_STD_FUNCTION
withhpx::util::function_nonser
which was the default expansion used for this macro. All HPX API functions which expect ahpx::util::function_nonser
(or ahpx::util::unique_function_nonser
) can now be transparently called with a compatiblestd::function
instead. Similarly,HPX_STD_TUPLE
was replaced by its default expansion as well:hpx::util::tuple
.Changes to
hpx::unique_future
-hpx::unique_future
, which was deprecated in the previous release forhpx::future
is now completely removed from HPX. This completes the transition to a completely standards conforming implementation ofhpx::future
.Changes to Supported Compilers. Finally, in order to utilize more C++11 semantics, we have officially dropped support for GCC 4.4 and MSVC 2012. Please see our Prerequisites page for more details.
Bug fixes (closed tickets)¶
Here is a list of the important tickets we closed for this release.
Issue #1402 - Internal shared_future serialization copies
Issue #1399 - Build takes unusually long time…
Issue #1398 - Tests using the scan partitioner are broken on at least gcc 4.7 and intel compiler
Issue #1397 - Completely remove hpx::unique_future
Issue #1396 - Parallel scan algorithms with different initial values
Issue #1395 - Race Condition - 1d_stencil_8 - SuperMIC
Issue #1394 - “suspending thread while at least one lock is being held” - 1d_stencil_8 - SuperMIC
Issue #1393 - SEGFAULT in 1d_stencil_8 on SuperMIC
Issue #1392 - Fixing #1168
Issue #1391 - Parallel Algorithms for scan partitioner for small number of elements
Issue #1387 - Failure with more than 4 localities
Issue #1386 - Dispatching unhandled exceptions to outer user code
Issue #1385 - Adding Copy algorithms, fixing
parallel::copy_if
Issue #1384 - Fixing 1325
Issue #1383 - Fixed #504: Refactor Dataflow LCO to work with futures, this removes the dataflow component as it is obsolete
Issue #1382 -
is_sorted
,is_sorted_until
andis_partitioned
algorithmsIssue #1381 - fix for CMake versions prior to 3.1
Issue #1380 - resolved warning in CMake 3.1 and newer
Issue #1379 - Compilation error with papi
Issue #1378 - Towards safer migration
Issue #1377 - HPXConfig.cmake should include
TCMALLOC_LIBRARY
andTCMALLOC_INCLUDE_DIR
Issue #1376 - Warning on uninitialized member
Issue #1375 - Fixing 1163
Issue #1374 - Fixing the MSVC 12 release builder
Issue #1373 - Modifying parallel search algorithm for zero length searches
Issue #1372 - Modifying parallel search algorithm for zero length searches
Issue #1371 - Avoid holding a lock during agas::incref while doing a credit split
Issue #1370 -
--hpx:bind
throws unexpected errorIssue #1369 - Getting rid of (void) in loops
Issue #1368 - Variadic templates support for tuple
Issue #1367 - One last batch of variadic templates support
Issue #1366 - Fixing symbolic namespace hang
Issue #1365 - More held locks
Issue #1364 - Add counters 1363
Issue #1363 - Add thread overhead counters
Issue #1362 - Std config removal
Issue #1361 - Parcelport plugins
Issue #1360 - Detuplify transfer_action
Issue #1359 - Removed obsolete checks
Issue #1358 - Fixing 1352
Issue #1357 - Variadic templates support for runtime_support and components
Issue #1356 - fixed coordinate test for intel13
Issue #1355 - fixed coordinate.hpp
Issue #1354 - Lexicographical Compare completed
Issue #1353 - HPX should set
Boost_ADDITIONAL_VERSIONS
flagsIssue #1352 - Error: Cannot find action ‘’ in type registry: HPX(bad_action_code)
Issue #1351 - Variadic templates support for appliers
Issue #1350 - Actions simplification
Issue #1349 - Variadic when and wait functions
Issue #1348 - Added hpx_init header to test files
Issue #1347 - Another batch of variadic templates support
Issue #1346 - Segmented copy
Issue #1345 - Attempting to fix hangs during shutdown
Issue #1344 - Std config removal
Issue #1343 - Removing various distribution policies for hpx::vector
Issue #1342 - Inclusive scan
Issue #1341 - Exclusive scan
Issue #1340 - Adding
parallel::count
for distributed data structures, adding testsIssue #1339 - Update argument order for transform_reduce
Issue #1337 - Fix dataflow to handle properly ranges of futures
Issue #1336 - dataflow needs to hold onto futures passed to it
Issue #1335 - Fails to compile with msvc14
Issue #1334 - Examples build problem
Issue #1333 - Distributed transform reduce
Issue #1332 - Variadic templates support for actions
Issue #1331 - Some ambiguous calls of map::erase have been prevented by adding additional check in locality constructor.
Issue #1330 - Defining Plain Actions does not work as described in the documentation
Issue #1329 - Distributed vector cleanup
Issue #1328 - Sync docs and comments with code in hello_world example
Issue #1327 - Typos in docs
Issue #1326 - Documentation and code diverged in Fibonacci tutorial
Issue #1325 - Exceptions thrown during parcel handling are not handled correctly
Issue #1324 - fixed bandwidth calculation
Issue #1323 - mmap() failed to allocate thread stack due to insufficient resources
Issue #1322 - HPX fails to build aa182cf
Issue #1321 - Limiting size of outgoing messages while coalescing parcels
Issue #1320 - passing a future with launch::deferred in remote function call causes hang
Issue #1319 - An exception when tries to specify number high priority threads with abp-priority
Issue #1318 - Unable to run program with abp-priority and numa-sensitivity enabled
Issue #1317 - N4071 Search/Search_n finished, minor changes
Issue #1316 - Add config option to make -Ihpx.run_hpx_main!=1 the default
Issue #1314 - Variadic support for async and apply
Issue #1313 - Adjust when_any/some to the latest proposed interfaces
Issue #1312 - Fixing #857: hpx::naming::locality leaks parcelport specific information into the public interface
Issue #1311 - Distributed get’er/set’er_values for distributed vector
Issue #1310 - Crashing in hpx::parcelset::policies::mpi::connection_handler::handle_messages() on SuperMIC
Issue #1308 - Unable to execute an application with –hpx:threads
Issue #1307 - merge_graph linking issue
Issue #1306 - First batch of variadic templates support
Issue #1305 - Create a compiler wrapper
Issue #1304 - Provide a compiler wrapper for hpx
Issue #1303 - Drop support for GCC44
Issue #1302 - Fixing #1297
Issue #1301 - Compilation error when tried to use boost range iterators with wait_all
Issue #1298 - Distributed vector
Issue #1297 - Unable to invoke component actions recursively
Issue #1294 - HDF5 build error
Issue #1275 - The parcelport implementation is non-optimal
Issue #1267 - Added classes and unit tests for local_file, orangefs_file and pxfs_file
Issue #1264 - Error “assertion ‘!m_fun’ failed” randomly occurs when using TCP
Issue #1254 - thread binding seems to not work properly
Issue #1220 - parallel::copy_if is broken
Issue #1217 - Find a better way of fixing the issue patched by #1216
Issue #1168 - Starting HPX on Cray machines using aprun isn’t working correctly
Issue #1085 - Replace startup and shutdown barriers with broadcasts
Issue #981 - With SLURM, –hpx:threads=8 should not be necessary
Issue #857 - hpx::naming::locality leaks parcelport specific information into the public interface
Issue #850 - “flush” not documented
Issue #763 - Create buildbot instance that uses std::bind as HPX_STD_BIND
Issue #680 - Convert parcel ports into a plugin system
Issue #582 - Make exception thrown from HPX threads available from
hpx::init
Issue #504 - Refactor Dataflow LCO to work with futures
Issue #196 - Don’t store copies of the locality network metadata in the gva table


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title: "FreedomBox & Community Wi-Fi networks"
subtitle: "The internet was originally created to be a peer-to-peer network. The client-server model introduced by the early internet corporations created a power imbalance that eventually led to many social evils. This talk starts by looking into some of the problems caused by this divide, including some recent events posing a threat to security, privacy and freedom of people. A self-hosted personal server running freedom-respecting software is proposed as one of the solutions. In addition, the speaker will also share his personal collection of a full suite of privacy-respecting applications collected over the years with the audience.
The Telugu villages of Gangadevipalli and Surappagudem have free community Wi-Fi and locally-hosted digital services available to all. The network is neutral, privacy-respecting, inclusive and self-funded by the villagers. It's cheap, quick to deploy and costs very little to maintain. This is not a multi-crore government project or a data-harvesting corporate program. The network was built by volunteers using off-the-shelf hardware and is powered by freedom-respecting software running on the FreedomBox platform. In this talk, we present an inspiring story of how a group of volunteer hackers using technologies from various engineering disciplines helped create a solution to bring rural India online through local self-reliance instead of depending on governments or corporations."
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Biomedical center opens at Rockville educational institution
ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - The Universities at Shady Grove have opened a new Biomedical Sciences and Engineering building.
Officials attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday in Rockville, Maryland.
The $175-million building has six levels. The 220,000-square-foot facility will double the footprint of the campus.
USG will be able to increase enrollment capacity from its current 3,000-plus students to more than 7,500.
It will have a community dental clinic operated by the School of Dentistry.
The new building will enable USG to expand educational offerings and degrees in the science, technology and mathematics fields.
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S. Ji, S. Wei, and M. Lu. Fully convolutional networks for multisource building extraction from an open aerial and satellite imagery data set. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 57(1):574–586, Jan 2019. doi:10.1109/TGRS.2018.2858817.
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L. Huang, B. Liu, B. Li, W. Guo, W. Yu, Z. Zhang, and W. Yu. Opensarship: a dataset dedicated to sentinel-1 ship interpretation. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 11(1):195–208, 2018.
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| Developer Spotlight |
Iraklis Angelos Klampanos has been a member of the Project JXTA community since November 2001. He's a contributor to the JXTA Search Project and spends approximately 70% of his time working with the JXTA technology. Currently, Iraklis is working on upgrading JXTA Search to work under the latest stable JXTA platform. He's interested in distributed Information Retrieval in general and believes that JXTA and JXTA Search are the best place for someone to begin experimenting and researching new techniques. First and most importantly, Iraklis would like to see Project JXTA remaining free to the public domain. He'd also like it to be widely used in the future by large companies and by individuals in order they improve on their activities. Lastly, he would like to see the project playing a significant role in his personal research interest, distributed and p2p information retrieval. Iraklis will obtain his Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, in Software Engineering this June and will start working on postgraduate degree in Distributed Information Retrieval next year. You can reach him on the Project JXTA discuss mailing list or at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


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Skellington
Skellington is a barebones minimalistic pseudo-framework targetted at real developers.
FAQ
-
What grid does Skellington use?
Grid?  Skellington uses ungrid by default though. -
Ok, how do I make a button?
You code it in the CSS file. Like a real developer.

Skellington's main purpose is two-fold, Firstly, to perform a global blank and reset on all properties to all elements, then make them consistent.
Secondly, set up a screen size based font scaler so everything is readable on all screens. Sizing your text and elements by REM will allow you to take advantage of this.


- A Message From Warren E. Buffett
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Updated August 7, 2015 - Special Letters From Warren & Charlie RE:Past, Present and Future
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- Corporate Governance
- Owner's Manual
- Letters from Warren E. Buffett Regarding Pledges to Make Gifts of Berkshire Stock
- News Releases
Updated August 10, 2015 - Warren Buffett's Letters to Berkshire Shareholders
Updated February 28, 2015 - Charlie Munger's Letters to Wesco Shareholders
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- Celebrating 50 Years of a Profitable Partnership
- Comparative Rights and Relative Prices of Class A and B
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It�s another lonely evening
And another lonely town
But I ain�t too young to worry
And I ain�t too old to cry
When a woman gets me down.
Got another empty bottle
And another empty bed
Ain�t too young to admit it
And I�m not too old to lie
I�m just another empty head.
That�s why I�m lonely
I�m so lonely
But I know what I�m gonna do -
I�m gonna ride on
Ride on
Ride on
Standing on the edge of the road
Ride on
Thumb in the air
Ride on
One of these days
Ride on
I�m gonna change my evil ways
Ride on
Till then I�ll just keep riding on.
Broke another promise
And I broke another heart
But I ain�t too young to realize
That I ain�t too old to try
Try to get back to the start
And it�s another red light nightmare
Another red light street
And I ain�t too old to hurry
Cause I ain�t too old to die
But I sure am hard to beat.
But I�m lonely
God I�m lonely
What am I gonna do -
Ride on
Ride on
Got my self a one way ticket
Ride on
Ride on
Going the wrong way
Ride on
Gonna change my evil ways
Ride on
One of these days
One of these days
Ride on
Ride on
Gonna ride on
Ride on
Looking for a truck
Ride on
Ride on
Keep on riding
Riding on and on and on and on
Ride on
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Gonna have my self a god time
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Ride on
One of these days
Ride on
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A set of restricted permutation designs for freely exchangeable, line transects (time series), and spatial grid designs plus permutation of blocks (groups of samples) is provided. 'permute' also allows split-plot designs, in which the whole-plots or split-plots or both can be freely-exchangeable or one of the restricted designs. The 'permute' package is modelled after the permutation schemes of 'Canoco 3.1' (and later) by Cajo ter Braak.
| Version: | 0.9-4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0) |
| Imports: | stats |
| Suggests: | vegan (≥ 2.0-0), testthat (≥ 0.5), parallel |
| Published: | 2016-09-09 |
| Author: | Gavin L. Simpson [aut, cph, cre], R Core Team [cph], Douglas M. Bates [ctb], Jari Oksanen [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Gavin L. Simpson <ucfagls at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/gavinsimpson/permute/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| Copyright: | see file COPYRIGHTS |
| URL: | https://github.com/gavinsimpson/permute |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | permute results |
| Reference manual: | permute.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Restricted permutations; using the permute package |
| Package source: | permute_0.9-4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: permute_0.9-4.zip, r-release: permute_0.9-4.zip, r-oldrel: permute_0.9-4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: permute_0.9-4.tgz, r-oldrel: permute_0.9-4.tgz |
| Old sources: | permute archive |
| Reverse depends: | indicspecies, Storm, Traitspace, vegan |
| Reverse imports: | bipartite, brainGraph, codyn, cwm, NPC, permuco, pRF, RAM, randomizationInference, rankdist, spaceNet, SYNCSA, VdgRsm |
| Reverse suggests: | BiodiversityR |
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Bindings
Remote Url
Using component with `src` property to fetch remote markdown file `app/bindings/remote/demo.md`
Using component with static `python` code block
{{ demoPython | language: 'python' }}
Using directive with `src` property to fetch remote html file `app/bindings/remote/demo.html`
Using directive with `src` property to fetch remote C++ file `app/bindings/remote/demo.cpp`
Variable Binding
Using component or directive with `data` property allow to bind a variable that will update the DOM when value changes
Using `language` pipe you can specify the language of the variable content for synthax highlights
Pipe Usage
Using `markdown` pipe to transform markdown to HTML allow you to chain pipe transformations and will update the DOM when value changes
In the following example using the synthax above, `typescriptMarkdown` property does not contain any `back-ticks` to set the content language but will be chain with `language` pipe instead to specify synthax highlights language along with `markdown` pipe for conversion


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The next part goes over operators in much more depth. However, I will be using them to explain a concept here. I apologize in advance.
Tranquility has a feature that not many languages have, it's called "the dot". Technically, the proper name would be a pointer dereference, however, ask any TA or student, and we call it "the dot". A pointer is the address of a variable. The contents of a variable are separate from the address of a variable.
var w, x, y, z w : 7 x : 4 y : 1 z : 69
So what does memory location and value mean? Let's think about memory and
visualize it. In the above code, there are 4 variables,
w, x, y, z
.
Each variable refers to a location in memory. This location is referenced using
a number. In the above,
w
refers to memory location 65535. The value that
memory location 65535 contains is 7. In order to differentiate between
w
and
the contents of
w
(7), we use the dot. This means, the contents of
w
is denoted by
.w
Now, how do we apply this information? How do we know when to use a dot?
First, let's translate colon (
:
) to be "set the contents of".
So to set the contents of
x
, (
.x
) we'd use
`
x : something
`. So in this case, we do not use the dot.
In order to use the contents of x, like in an equation or something,
you would do `
.x == .y
`


ZoomCharts TimeChart integration example with MongoDB and PHP
In this example we are showing you how ZoomCharts can fetch data interactively from MongoDB database through PHP middleware. See the source code here.
As you are zooming in on time periods, ZoomCharts connects to the underlying MongoDB database to fetch data in the desired agregation unit for the required time period.
If you have data in MongoDB and if you have a time field in your records, you can use the example code to attach your data instantly to ZoomCharts.
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primrose package¶
Subpackages¶
- primrose.base package
- Submodules
- primrose.base.conditional_path_node module
- primrose.base.model module
- primrose.base.node module
- primrose.base.pipeline module
- primrose.base.postprocess module
- primrose.base.reader module
- primrose.base.search_engine module
- primrose.base.sql_reader module
- primrose.base.success module
- primrose.base.transformer module
- primrose.base.transformer_sequence module
- primrose.base.writer module
- Module contents
- primrose.cleanup package
- primrose.conditionalpath package
- primrose.configuration package
- primrose.dag package
- primrose.dataviz package
- primrose.models package
- primrose.pipelines package
- primrose.readers package
- Submodules
- primrose.readers.csv_reader module
- primrose.readers.database_helper module
- primrose.readers.deserializer module
- primrose.readers.dill_reader module
- primrose.readers.gcs_dill_reader module
- primrose.readers.mysql_helper module
- primrose.readers.mysql_reader module
- primrose.readers.oracle_reader module
- primrose.readers.postgres_helper module
- primrose.readers.postgres_reader module
- primrose.readers.redshift_reader module
- primrose.readers.sklearn_dataset_reader module
- primrose.readers.sqlite_reader module
- Module contents
- primrose.templates package
- primrose.transformers package
- primrose.writers package
Submodules¶
primrose.dag_runner module¶
Run the DAG: gets list of nodes to traverse then calls run(data_object) on each
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.dag_runner.
DagRunner
(configuration)¶ Bases:
object
class that runs the DAG: gets the list of nodes to traverse and then asks them to run
-
cache_data_object
(data_object)¶ cache the data object
- Parameters
data_object (DataObject) – instance of DataObject
- Returns
whether it was cached (bool)
-
check_for_upstream
(sequence)¶ check for any upstream paths with the input sequence. That is, suppose we had a reader flowing to writer. It would not make sense to run writer before the reader.
- Parameters
sequence (list) – list of node names
- Raises
Exception if any upstream paths found –
-
create_data_object
()¶ restore data_object from cache
- Returns
data_object (DataObject)
-
filter_sequence
(sequence)¶ The user may have specified some subset of sections to run in metadata.section_run Let’s assume we can’t trust traverser to limit themselves to those sections, so here we limit the sequence, if necessary
- Parameters
sequence (list) – list of nodes to run in given order
- Returns
complete or subset of input sequence
- Return type
sequence (list)
- Raises
Exception if there are dupes in the sequence, or if nodes are not in config, or we have nodes from other sections. –
The latter can happen if we mix up nodes from sections. That is, suppose we have section1 (1 node) and section 2 (2 nodes) and –
we want to run section2 and then section1 and we receive sequence [section2_node1, section1_node1, section2_node2], it will –
complain about the partition [section2_node1, section1_node1] [section2_node2] as they are mixed from sections. –
-
initial_check_sequence
(sequence)¶ Some checks on the incoming sequence
- Parameters
sequence (list) – list of nodes to run in given order
- Returns
nothing
- Raises
Exception if there are dupes in the sequence, or if nodes are not in config, or we have nodes from other sections. –
The latter can happen if we mix up nodes from sections. That is, suppose we have section1 (1 node) and section 2 (2 nodes) and –
we want to run section2 and then section1 and we receive sequence [section2_node1, section1_node1, section2_node2], it will –
complain about the partition [section2_node1, section1_node1] [section2_node2] as they are mixed from sections. –
-
run
(dry_run=False)¶ - run the whole DAG. Optonally, you can call dry_run=True
which will log what would be run and in what order but not actually run it
- Parameters
dry_run – Boolean. Want to do a dry run?
- Returns
DataObject instance node (Node): last node run
- Return type
data_object
-
primrose.data_object module¶
Module to handle book keeping of data
- Author(s):
Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.data_object.
DataObject
(config)¶ Bases:
object
DataObject: a container for “data” (strings, dicts, arbitrary objects etc)
-
DATA_KEY
= 'data'¶
-
DEFAULT_RESPONSE_TYPE
= 'kv'¶
-
__repr__
()¶ string representation of the class
- Returns
string representation
-
add
(requestor, data, key='data', overwrite=False)¶ for requestor’s instance_name, set key:data in storage
- Parameters
requestor (Node) – is object (model, pipeline, writer etc) that has instance_name attribute
data (object) – some object
key (string) – if not supplied default data key is used
- Returns
nothing.
-
get
(instance_name, pop_data=False, rtype='kv')¶ get some data from storage, optionally popping it off.
- Parameters
instance_name (str) – name of node in DAG
pop_data (bool) – boolean, whether to pop data from storage
rtype (DataObjectResponseType) – DataObjectResponseType value, specifying response type
- Returns
data of desired DataObjectResponseType, selected with rtype
- Raises
Exception if unrecognixzed rtype or keys –
-
get_filtered_upstream_data
(instance_name, filter_for_key)¶ Upstream data where first level dict keys are first checked for the presence of a filter key
- Parameters
instance_name (str) – name of instance to look upstream from
filter_for_key (str) – the key data was saved with (not instance name but the data value key)
- Returns
dictionary of stored data for that instance if only one matching dict, if more than one valid dictionary then return list of dicts, None otherwise
-
get_upstream_data
(instance_name, pop_data=False, rtype='kv', operation_type_filter=None)¶ Return data from upstream source(s), choose to pop or not from the dict
Note
returns dictionary, where keys are instance_names and each value is a dictionary. However, if i) there is only 1 upstream key and ii) value_only=True then return the value only.
This option is useful if you expect 1 upstream source only and it returns a single artifact, such as a single dataframe. In that case just the dataframe is returned
- Returns
object (type depends on DEFAULT_RESPONSE_TYPE)
- Raises
Exception if no upstream data found –
-
static
read_from_cache
(filename)¶ restore DatObject from dill-cached file
- Parameters
filename (str) – cache filename
- Returns
DataObject instance from cache
- Return type
data_object (DataObject)
-
upstream_keys
(instance_name, operation_type_filter=None)¶ get list of upstream node names for a given input requestor node
- Parameters
instance_name (str) – name of requestor
operation_type_filter (optional) – type of operation type to filter in
- Returns
list of keys, if any
-
write_to_cache
(filename)¶ write data_object (self) to dill-cache
- Returns
nothing. Side effect is to cache object to file
-
-
class
primrose.data_object.
DataObjectResponseType
¶ Bases:
enum.Enum
Type of object when getting data from DataObject
- INSTANCE_KEY_VALUE = dictionary of instance_name keys and their data dictionaries:
{‘instance_name’: {‘key’:value}, ‘instance_name2’: {‘key2’:value2}, … } e.g. {‘corpus_reader’: {‘data’: dataframe}} this is useful if there is a set of upstream data arriving from mulitple sources
- KEY_VALUE = dictonary of data for given instance name: {‘key’:value}
e.g. {‘data’: dataframe} or {‘data’: dataframe, ‘query’: ‘select * from table’} this is useful if there are multiple keys for a given instance_name or if you want to explicitly check against expected keys
- VALUE = value only (for 1st or only instance name and for only key):
e.g. dataframe this is useful if you know a node in DAG has only a single upsteam source and only a single value. Readers are often a good example as they typically read in and provide a single data frame
-
INSTANCE_KEY_VALUE
= 'ikv'¶
-
KEY_VALUE
= 'kv'¶
-
VALUE
= 'v'¶
-
values
= <function DataObjectResponseType.values>¶
primrose.node_factory module¶
Singleton Factory where one can register objects/classes for instantiation
- Author(s):
Michael Skarlinski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Carl Anderson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
class
primrose.node_factory.
NodeFactory
¶ Bases:
object
Singleton Factory where one can register objects/classes for instantiation
-
CLASS_KEY
= 'class'¶
-
CLASS_PREFIX
= 'class_prefix'¶
-
__getattr__
(name)¶ getattr with instance name
- Parameters
name (str) – name of the instance
- Returns
gettattr
-
instance
= None¶
-
primrose.util module¶
Enum to speacify type of run mode: train, predict, and eval
- Author(s):
Michael Skarlinski<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Carl Anderson (carl.anderson@weightwatchers.com)


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subtitle: Version-specific information about Go releases
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Check out "Enhacements" and "Bug fixes" for specific version of Go below. As always, you’re encouraged to tell what do you think, or file a bug on GitHub.
14.2 (latest)
Enhancements
- 190 - Git post commit hook to trigger Go pipeline
- 271 - Make card activity gadget work with mingle saas instance.
- 185 - Adding a layer of database connection configurations.
- 203 - Adding verbosity to exception message while loading DatabaseProvider.
- 114 - Move OSX packaging from ant to buildr.
Bug fixes
- 286 - Go server logs for mac installers are not coming up.
- 196 - Cannot save a job which has colon (:) in its Nant Path.
- 223 - Large artifact fail to upload.
- 246 - Pipeline history view flashes for long pipelines.
- 91 - The pipeline activity page does not show the revision completely even on hovering on it.
Others
- 213 - Removing unused filter code.
14.1
Enhancements
- Added capability to create a Task plugin.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a corner case issue around job reschedule.
- Fixed issue where SVN post-commit hook was not passing along credentials.
- Fixed issue with adding users via UI with a . (dot) in the username.
- Go Agent handles UnknownHostException by substituting host name with a generated name.
- Task running executables in the working directory should now be prefixed with ./.


One of the most important tasks of the database environment is to structure file naming within Berkeley DB. Cooperating applications (or multiple invocations of the same application) must agree on the location of the database environment, log files and other files used by the Berkeley DB subsystems, and, of course, the database files. Although it is possible to specify full pathnames to all Berkeley DB methods, this is cumbersome and requires applications be recompiled when database files are moved.
Applications are normally expected to specify a single directory home for the database environment. This can be done easily in the call to DB_ENV->open() by specifying a value for the db_home argument. There are more complex configurations in which it may be desirable to override db_home or provide supplementary path information.
The following list describes the possible ways in which file naming information may be specified to the Berkeley DB library. The specific circumstances and order in which these ways are applied are described in a subsequent paragraph.
If the DB_HOME environment variable is set when DB_ENV->open() is called, its value may be used as the database home, and files named relative to its path.
The DB_HOME environment variable is intended to permit users and system administrators to override application and installation defaults. For example:
env DB_HOME=/database/my_home application
Application writers are encouraged to support the -h option found in the supporting Berkeley DB utilities to let users specify a database home.
There are five DB_ENV methods that affect file naming:
The DB_ENV->add_data_dir() method specifies a directory to search for database files.
The DB_ENV->set_lg_dir() method specifies a directory in which to create logging files.
The DB_ENV->set_tmp_dir() method specifies a directory in which to create backing temporary files.
The DB_ENV->set_metadata_dir() method specifies the directory in which to create persistent metadata files used by the environment.
The DB_ENV->set_region_dir() method specifies the directory in which to create disk-backed region files used by the environment.
These methods are intended to permit applications to customize a file locations for an environment. For example, an application writer can place data files and log files in different directories or instantiate a new log directory each time the application runs.
The following list describes the specific circumstances and order in which the different ways of specifying file naming information are applied. Berkeley DB filename processing proceeds sequentially through the following steps:
If the filename specified to a Berkeley DB function is an absolute pathname, that filename is used without modification by Berkeley DB.
On UNIX systems, an absolute pathname is defined as any pathname that begins with a leading slash (/).
On Windows systems, an absolute pathname is
any pathname that begins with a leading slash
or leading backslash (\);
or any pathname beginning
with a single alphabetic character, a colon
and a leading slash or backslash (for example,
C:/tmp
).
The common model for a Berkeley DB environment is one in which only the DB_HOME environment variable, or the db_home argument is specified. In this case, all data filenames are relative to that directory, and all files created by the Berkeley DB subsystems will be created in that directory.
The more complex model for a transaction environment might be one in which a database home is specified, using either the DB_HOME environment variable or the db_home argument to DB_ENV->open(); and then the data directory and logging directory are set to the relative pathnames of directories underneath the environment home.
Store all files in the directory
/a/database
:
dbenv->open(dbenv, "/a/database", flags, mode);
Create temporary backing files in
/b/temporary
, and all other files
in /a/database
:
dbenv->set_tmp_dir(dbenv, "/b/temporary"); dbenv->open(dbenv, "/a/database", flags, mode);
Store data files in
/a/database/datadir
, log files in
/a/database/logdir
, and all other
files in the directory /a/database
:
dbenv->set_lg_dir(dbenv, "logdir"); dbenv->add_data_dir(dbenv, "datadir"); dbenv->open(dbenv, "/a/database", flags, mode);
Store data files in
/a/database/data1
and
/b/data2
, and all other files in
the directory /a/database
. Any data
files that are created will be created in
/b/data2
, because it is the first
data file directory specified:
dbenv->add_data_dir(dbenv, "/b/data2"); dbenv->add_data_dir(dbenv, "data1"); dbenv->open(dbenv, "/a/database", flags, mode);


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Home{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Welcome to the Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Stats Page! Here, you'll find almost everything that you might want to know about NPR's weekly news quiz show.
Below is a list of shows that have recently aired and the next show that will air.
{% include "shows/details.html" %} {% endblock %}


Dropdown test page
Drop block 1
In Metro 4 you can transform any element to dropdown.
Drop block 2
In Metro 4 you can transform any element to dropdown.


The density of a graph is a ratio of the number of edges on the graph compared to the number of edges that could possibly exist. A dense graph is a graph in which the number of edges is close to the maximal number of edges. A graph with only a few edges is a sparse graph.


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I have total 4 years of experience in programming with HTML, CSS, Java Script, Java, and Python. I also know some basic block programming experience with Scratch and EV3 and volunteered to share my knowledge with underprivileged children in underserved communities.
I have interests in art, technology, programming, and video games.  My dream is to be a worldclass entrepreneur. I would love to invent my own RPG video games or some cool apps to make changes in the world!


| Create a new TYPE object in the Type collection. |
| type_variable = the actual Type name, not the custom Type name |
Command Description:
| If you aren't familiar with the TYPE command, please refer to that before reading about this command. Creates a NEW object in a Type collection. Each call to this command automatically inserts a new object into the specified Type collection. Check the example and other Type commands for more information. |
Example:
| ; Define the CHAIR Type Type CHAIR Field X Field Y Field HEIGHT End Type ; Create 100 new chairs using FOR ... NEXT using the collection name of ROOM For tempx = 1 to 10 For tempy = 1 to 10 room.chair = New Chair room\x = tempx room\y = tempy room\height = Rnd(0,10) ; set a random height 0 to 10 Next Next |