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Forming perceptual groups and individuating objects in visual scenes is an essential step towards visual intelligence. This ability is thought to arise in the brain...
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Recognize motions from a predefined set of motions (such as reach, grasp & move, withdraw reach, etc) using a inflated-inception 3D deep learning architecture run on Google TPUs. To improve the performance, we also estimate pose from these videos to add information for recognizing motions, using a framework called DeepLabCut.
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Developed web-based experiments (jsPsych + Amazon Mechanical Turk) for humans, which requires human to respond to binary categorization tasks that are expected to demand contour tracking and segmentation. The response times were constrained in order to disentangle the role of bottom-up, horizontal and feedback connections in segmenting objects, hypothesizing that it correlates with our biologically-inspired recurrent model.
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Using computer vision techniques, we automate the analysis of behavioral data collected from a series of tasks (trials) performed by children in a specially set up playroom. The analysis involved calculating useful metrics based on Kinect trajectory data and saliency measures (bottom-up & top-down) from region proposals used by deep object detectors (Faster RCNN).
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A radix-sort based implementation for sorting strings using GPU. All the data-processing-intensive heavylifting is done by the CPU to make sorting of large strings possible. Strings are removed progressively as they attain their final position to reduce the problem size with time.
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Using structured grammar for subset of C language, created a parser in Bison+Flex and constructed an AST from it (written in C++). The AST is designed using Visitor Design pattern and traversal results in LLVM bitcode for the input program.
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The control/while_aux.h
header defines a looping construct.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/control/while_aux.h>
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
macro iterates a state with a user-specified operation while a user-specified predicate expands to 1
.
CHAOS_PP_EXPR
(CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
(pred, op, data, ...))
The predicate that determines whether the loop should continue. This predicate must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
pred(s, data†, state‡)
† If the auxiliary data is parenthetic, the data pseudo-parameter must be the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of sub-elements in the auxiliary data. Otherwise, it must be a single parameter.
‡
The state pseudo-parameter must be either ...
or the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of arguments in the initial state, __VA_ARGS__
.
The operation used to iterate the state. This operation must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
op(s, data†, state‡)
† If the auxiliary data is parenthetic, the data pseudo-parameter must be the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of sub-elements in the auxiliary data. Otherwise, it must be a single parameter.
‡
The state pseudo-parameter must be either ...
or the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of arguments in the initial state, __VA_ARGS__
.
Auxiliary data to be passed through the algorithm to the predicate and the operation. This argument may be either a parenthetic expression of any arity or a non-parenthetic expression.
The initial state of the loop.
CHAOS_PP_EXPR
(CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
(pred, op, data, state))
The predicate that determines whether the loop should continue. This predicate must be a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
pred(s, data, state)
The operation used to iterate the state. This operation must be a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
op(s, data, state)
Auxiliary data to be passed through the algorithm to the predicate and the operation. This argument may be either a unary parenthetic expression or a non-parenthetic expression.
The initial state of the loop.
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
macro itself expands to a deferred expression in terms of
.
This deferred expression, when invoked by CHAOS_PP_NEXT
(s)CHAOS_PP_EXPR
, expands to the result of repeatedly applying the operation to the state until the predicate expands to 0
.
Both the predicate and the operation are invoked with the current recursion state (s), the auxiliary data (data), and the current state (state or __VA_ARGS__
).
The predicate must expand to either 0
, 1
, or a deferred expression in terms of
that expands to either CHAOS_PP_NEXT
(s)0
or 1
.
If it expands to 0
, the loop terminates, and the algorithm expands to the current state.
Otherwise, the operation is applied to the current state to yield a new state or a deferred expression in terms of
that yields a new state, and the loop continues.
CHAOS_PP_NEXT
(s)
The auxiliary data, data, is treated differently depending on whether it is parenthetic. If data is non-parenthetic, it is passed directly to the predicate and the operation as a single argument. In C99, if data is a parenthetic expression of any arity, its sub-elements are passed to the predicate and the operation as individual arguments. In C (prior to C99) and C++, if data is a unary parenthetic expression, its sub-element is passed to the predicate and the operation as a single argument (a parenthetic expression of any other arity is prohibited).
Ignoring the complexity of pred and the op (which are invoked, at most, once per loop iteration), each loop iteration requires only a single recursion step.
This macro deduces the current recursion state and invokes CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
.
If the current recursion state is already known, direct use of CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
is more efficient.
This macro may not be used if bypass semantics are in effect.
#include<chaos/preprocessor/algorithm/reverse.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/array/core.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/comparison/not_equal.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/control/iif.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/control/while_aux.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/facilities/as_args.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/generics/strip.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/list/core.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/recursion/expr.h>
#define PRED(s, value, result, list) \CHAOS_PP_LIST_IS_CONS
(list) \ /**/ #define OP(s, value, result, list) \ (2, ( \CHAOS_PP_IIF
( \CHAOS_PP_NOT_EQUAL
( \ value,CHAOS_PP_LIST_HEAD
(list) \ ) \ )( \CHAOS_PP_LIST_CONS
( \ result,CHAOS_PP_LIST_HEAD
(list) \ ), \ result \ ), \CHAOS_PP_LIST_TAIL
(list) \ )) \ /**/ #define REMOVE_ALL(value, list) \CHAOS_PP_STRIP
(CHAOS_PP_REVERSE
( \ (CHAOS_PP_LIST
)CHAOS_PP_ARRAY_HEAD
( \CHAOS_PP_EXPR
(CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
( \ PREDCHAOS_PP_AS_ARGS
(3), \ OPCHAOS_PP_AS_ARGS
(3), \ value, (2, (CHAOS_PP_LIST_NIL
(), list)) \ )) \ ) \ )) \ /**/ REMOVE_ALL(3, (3, (1, (2, (3, (1, (3, ...))))))) // (1, (2, (1, ...)))
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
.
CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
.
CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
macro behaves identically to CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX
except that it is parametized by the recursion state.
CHAOS_PP_EXPR_S
(s)(CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
(s, pred, op, data, ...))
The current recursion state.
The predicate that determines whether the loop should continue. This predicate must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
pred(s, data†, state‡)
† If the auxiliary data is parenthetic, the data pseudo-parameter must be the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of sub-elements in the auxiliary data. Otherwise, it must be a single parameter.
‡
The state pseudo-parameter must be either ...
or the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of arguments in the initial state, __VA_ARGS__
.
The operation used to iterate the state. This operation must be either a λ expression or a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
op(s, data†, state‡)
† If the auxiliary data is parenthetic, the data pseudo-parameter must be the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of sub-elements in the auxiliary data. Otherwise, it must be a single parameter.
‡
The state pseudo-parameter must be either ...
or the number of parameters that corresponds to the number of arguments in the initial state, __VA_ARGS__
.
Auxiliary data to be passed through the algorithm to the predicate and the operation. This argument may be either a parenthetic expression of any arity or a non-parenthetic expression.
The initial state of the loop.
CHAOS_PP_EXPR_S
(s)(CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
(s, pred, op, data, state))
The current recursion state.
The predicate that determines whether the loop should continue. This predicate must be a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
pred(s, data, state)
The operation used to iterate the state. This operation must be a macro name that refers to a macro with a signature compatible with the following pseudo-signature:
op(s, data, state)
Auxiliary data to be passed through the algorithm to the predicate and the operation. This argument may be either a unary parenthetic expression or a non-parenthetic expression.
The initial state of the loop.
This macro may not be used if bypass semantics are in effect.
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
.
CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S
.
CHAOS_PP_WHILE_AUX_S_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


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Overview The Marauders Map product by Acme Robotics is one of its flagship products. It performs best for an indoor environment where you need to map an environment. It is a turtlebot package which utilizes rgbdslam_v2 ros package and an exploratory behaviour to map indoor environments to an octree format. License This project is under the MIT License.
Since this project was built alone, I have followed the solo iterative process (SIP).
Log details for the same can be found here
Planning notes can be found here
This project is dependent on:
You may install rgbdslam_v2 from this link. However I've found some bugs in the code and have solved the same on my forked repository of rgbdslam_v2. I highly recommend to use the installation script given in this repository to install the same.
For ease of installation, I've modified the script from the main repository. This solves some of the commonly faced bugs during installation. To run the script follow the instructions below.
This should start installing rgbdslam and all its dependencies in a pain free manner. After it's installed you need to source as follows.
Now you're all set to use rgbdslam with the turtlebot!
The activity diagram below contains a basic explanation of how the package is working. It has a node by the name PathPlanner
. This node operates in the manner shown below. It keeps running and exploring the map using a simple algorithm till the user is satisfied with the map.
It uses the laserscan data to move around the environment. The robot goes straight till it encounters an obstacle which is nearer to it than a given threshold. The minimum distance from the laserscan data is published on the /minDistance topic. If there is an obstacle in the vicinity then the robot keeps turning till it finds a way to move forward again.
Once the user is satisfied with the map. They save the map using a service which is described below and kill the node. This is what is described in the activity diagram below.
<img src = "UML/Final/explorer-activity_diagram.jpg"
To build the ros node, follow the instructions given below.
The unit tests have been written using gtest and rostest. To run the tests, you need to be in the catkin workspace parent folder. Then run the commands below
You can test using
To run the package with gazebo rendered custom world, you need to first build the project and then follow the instructions below.
You will see several windows opening up. A new terminal will open up which will inform how the exploration package is moving. A new window for rgbdslam_v2 will open up and the gazebo environment will load up as well.
When the gazebo world is loaded, the turtlebot will start to turn. It will drive forward until it encounters an obstacle, at which point it will stop, turn in place until it sees no obstacle, and then continue to drive forward. This is maybe considered a "dumb" way to navigate, but in the desired use cases, the area may be completely unknown and the robot's task is to collect as much information as it can about its surrounding environment.
Once you think you are satisfied with the map in the rgbdslam window after launching as instructed above, you have to run a service which will save the map.
Open a new terminal and source the rgbdslam as follows
Then we will call the rgbdslam service to save the octree map.
You can change the path of ~/savedEnvironment.ot
to any other filename or path that you'd like.
[NOTE : Do not call this service more than three times. I've encountered an issue for the same. If you do this for more times then rgbdslam gives a process died error and exits]
Since the output of the map is octree (.ot file), we can use the octovis package to view the output.
This can be installed by running the following command. However I haven't completely tested it without installing octomap and the likes.
You would have to run the following command to view the result
Kindly change the path accordingly if you changed it in the previous step.
To record rosbag you need to run the following
This will record a rosbag file into the results directory of this package.
[NOTE: This launch file will not record camera data, like RGB images and depth images, because the file size will become too large too quickly. If camera data is needed, rosbag will have to be run separately in another terminal.]
To play the recorded data follow the instructions below after starting a roscore command in a new terminal.
[NOTE: Gazebo should not be running when playing back with rosbag.]
Although the repository contains the documentation, if you'd still like to generate it then follow the instructions below.
Once doxywizard is open, select the workspace as the repository. Fill in the details as required and set the source code folder to the repository as well. Create a new folder in the repository and select that as the destination directory. Proceed with the default settings and generate the documentation.


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[%file newheader%] [%file newnavbar%]The Measure resource builds on the general approach to representing knowledge artifacts and adds the metadata and structure information that is specific to quality measures:
Quality measures follow a generally hierarchical structure that defines:
Population Groups: Groups of population criteria that define a particular focus of measurement. A given measure may include any number of population groups, each with different criteria for the various measure components.
The following table provides a requirements mapping from the content of an eMeasure to the elements defined in the Measure resource:
| eMeasure | Cardinality | Element | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Title | 0..1 | Measure.title | |
| Identifier | 0..1 | Measure.identifier | identifier type code as http://hl7.org/fhir/cqi/ecqm/Measure/Identifier/cms |
| Version Number | 0..1 | Measure.version | |
| NQF Number | 0..1 | Measure.identifier | identifier type code as http://hl7.org/fhir/cqi/ecqm/Measure/Identifier/nqf |
| GUID | 0..1 | Measure.identifier | identifier type code as http://hl7.org/fhir/cqi/ecqm/Measure/Identifier/guid |
| Measure Steward | 0..1 | Measure.publisher | |
| Measure Developer | 0..1 | Measure.contributor | type.code of author |
| Endorser | 0..1 | Measure.contributor | type.code of endorser |
| Description | 0..1 | Measure.description | |
| Copyright | 0..1 | Measure.copyright | |
| Reference | 0..* | Measure.relatedResource | type.code of citation |
| Disclaimer | 0..1 | disclaimer | String (containing Markdown) |
| Measure Scoring | 0..1 | scoring | Code, e.g. proportion, CV |
| Measure Type | 0..1 | type | Code, e.g. process, outcome |
| Risk Adjustment | 0..1 | riskAdjustment | String |
| Rate Aggregation | 0..1 | rateAggregation | String |
| Rationale | 0..1 | rationale | String (containing Markdown) |
| Clinical Recommendation Statement | 0..1 | clinicalRecommendationStatement | String (containing Markdown) |
| Improvement Notation | 0..1 | improvementNotation | String, e.g. Higher score indicates better quality |
| Definition | 0..1 | definition | String (containing Markdown) |
| Guidance | 0..1 | guidance | String (containing Markdown) |
| Measure Set | 0..1 | set | String, e.g. Preventive Care and Screening |
As with other knowledge artifacts, logic is included by referencing a Library resource. Although the base resource allows for the measure to reference any number of libraries, for simplicity of managing sharing, measures should reference only one Library, the primary measure library, and that library should contain all the named expressions required to define the measure structure.
Note that this approach does not preclude sharing of logic between measures, it only requires that that sharing be explicitly done as dependencies within the referenced libraries, rather than allowing a measure to reference multiple libraries directly.
A measure can specify various types of populations, depending on the type of measure scoring being used. The following table shows which population criteria types are required (R), optional (O), or not permitted (NP) for proportion, ratio, and continuous variable measures. This table is adapted from Table 1 from the HQMF DSTU Release 2.1 specification, and Table 2.1 from the QDM-based HQMF IG.
| MeasureType | Initial Population | Denominator | Denominator Exclusion | Denominator Exception | Numerator | Numerator Excxlusion | Measure Population | Measure Population Exclusion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proportion | R | R | O | O | R | O | NP | NP |
| Ratio | R | R | O | NP | R | O | NP | NP |
| Continuous Variable | R | NP | NP | NP | NP | NP | R | O |
| Cohort | R | NP | NP | NP | NP | NP | NP | NP |
The Measure resource then identifies specific named expressions within the referenced primary measure library that define the criteria for each population. For example, the following fragment illustrates the population criteria definitions for the CMS146 measure example:
<group>
<identifier><value value="CMS146-group-1"/></identifier>
<population>
<identifier><value value="initial-population-identifier"/></identifier>

<coding>

</coding>

<criteria value="CMS146.InInitialPopulation"/>
</population>
<population>
<identifier><value value="numerator-identifier"/></identifier>

<coding>

</coding>

<criteria value="CMS146.InNumerator"/>
</population>
<population>
<identifier><value value="denominator-identifier"/></identifier>

<coding>

</coding>

<criteria value="CMS146.InDenominator"/>
</population>
<population>
<identifier><value value="denominator-exclusions-identifier"/></identifier>

<coding>

</coding>

<criteria value="CMS146.InDenominatorExclusions"/>
</population>
</group>
For quality measures that contain multiple populations, the criteria are specified once for each group. The group
element contains an identifier that is used to uniquely identify the group within the measure, as well as within the quality reporting results.
Continuous variable measures may include a measure observation section. This section defines variables (for example, time from check-in to time of antibiotic administration) used to measure particular aspects of a process or outcome. Note that measure observations are not population criteria in that they do not filter the population in any way. Rather, measure observations are data elements, to be collected from each patient that satisfies the population criteria, which are used to calculate the results for each member of the population.
Stratifiers and supplemental data are specified using the stratifier
and supplementalData
elements of the Measure resource. Stratification criteria are specified either as a reference to a CQL named expression within a Library (e.g. CMS146.AgesUpToNine
), or as FHIR resource paths (e.g. Patient.gender
). When the stratification criteria is an expression, the stratification will yield as many result groups as the expression returns. For example, if the expression returns a boolean, then there would be two stratification groups: true and false. When the stratification criteria is a FHIR resource path, there will be as many stratification groups as possible values for the resource path. For example, specifying Patient.gender will yield four stratification groups since FHIR has four gender codes: male, female, other, and unknown.
Supplemental data elements are also specified using FHIR resource paths, however, supplemental data does not result in groups in the measure report, rather supplemental data elements are reported as Observation resources and included in the evaluateResources bundle for the patient-level report.
The data criteria for the primary library defines the data of interest in the measure as a set of DataRequirement elements. Each data requirement identifies specific types of data along with constraints that the data must meet. For example, one data requirement for CMS 146 identifies FHIR Condition resources that represent confirmed diagnoses of acute pharyngitis. Other data requirements for this measure include Encounters, DiagnosticReports and other FHIR resources representing specific data that is used to calculate the measure.
Specifying the data criteria in this way enables the following use cases:
Data criteria can be specified statically, or they can be inferred from the expressions referenced by the measure. The $data-requirements
operation can be invoked to retrieve the aggregate data requirements for the measure. This approach has two advantages:
module-definition
library.The Health Quality Measure Format (HQMF) defines the electronic representation of an eMeasure but does not define a mechanism for invoking an eMeasure. FHIR defines both the representation of resources and a general mechanism for interacting with them via the OperationDefinition resource. Prior sections of this specification described the Measure representation of an eMeasure, this section describes the $evaluate-measure
operation that is used to invoke an eMeasure and obtain the results.
FHIR defines a standard set of common interactions that include read, update, delete and search. In addition, FHIR defines a standard set of extended operations that can be performed on resources, resource types and system wide. The standard operations include profile validation, concept translation and value set expansion. FHIR also supports custom operations via the FHIR OperationDefinition resource. This resource offers a means to create a formal definition of a custom operation that can be performed on a FHIR server. For the purposes of measure evaluation we define a new custom operation with a code of $evaluate-measure.
The $evaluate-measure operation has the following properties:
The effect of invoking the $evaluate-measure operation is to calculate the quality measure according to the supplied parameters and to return a MeasureReport resource through which the results will be made available. Note that because measure calculation may not be instantaneous, the MeasureReport resource provides a mechanism to handle long running calculations.
GET [base]/Measure/$evaluate-measure?measure=CMS146&periodStart=2014&periodEnd=2014
GET [base]/Measure/CMS146/$evaluate-measure?periodStart=2014&periodEnd=2014
The above examples show how to obtain the results of evaluating the eMeasure with id "CMS146" for all patients over a measurement period that consists of all of 2014. Some items of note:
[base]/Measure
which is the type of resource and specifies the eMeasure to evaluate using a parameter [base]/Measure/CMS146
which is the Measure instance that represents that measure so there's no need to also include a reference to the eMeasure in the operation parametersHTTP GET
method is used since the $evaluate-measure
operation is idempotent[base]
is used as a shortcut for the base URI of the FHIR serverThe next example demonstrates how to obtain the results of evaluating the eMeasure with id "CMS146" for the patient with id "124" over a measurement period that consists of the first three months of 2014.
GET [base]/Basic/CMS146/$evaluate-measure?patient=124&periodStart=2014-01&periodEnd=2014-03
When eCQMs are represented with the Health Quality Measure Format (HQMF), a single HQMF document represents both the measure itself and the request. Meanwhile, the responses are represented as Quality Reporting Document Architecture (QRDA) documents. QRDA documents come in two flavors: Category I for individual patient reports and Category III for population reports.
When eCQMs are represented with FHIR resources, the measure is represented as a Measure resource, and the request is an HTTP GET
conforming to the OperationDefinition described above. Meanwhile, the responses are represented as MeasureReport resources. Like QRDA, the MeasureReport allows for Category I (individual), Category II (patient-list), and Category III (population) reports.
A MeasureReport will contain one group of data for each group specified in the corresponding Measure, consisting of a set of population elements, one for each criteria defined in each group.
In addition, each group will contain stratifiers with a value stratum for each value defined by the stratifier criteria, for each criteria defined in the measure.
When using a MeasureReport resource to represent the results of an individual calculation, the MeasureReport SHALL have a type-code of "individual" and SHALL have a reference to a patient that is the subject of the report. In addition, the result SHOULD include a reference to a Bundle containing the patient-specific resources that were used to calculate the result.
See the MeasureReport examples for a detailed illustration of how the data elements involved in the calculation of the measure are communicated through the evaluatedResources
element.
When using a MeasureReport resource to represent a patient-list, the MeasureReport SHALL have a type-code of "patient-list" and SHALL NOT have a reference to a patient. Instead, the resource SHALL include for each population a reference to a List resource that references individual level MeasureReport resources for the same measure, one for each patient in the overall population.
For example, the initial population report, in addition to providing the count, provides a reference to a List resource that identifies each of the patients that make up that population. For each of those patients, the List will contain a reference to an individual-level report for that patient.


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GatewayBOT15-May-19 02:55 PM
[telegram] <roger123456> How is the Rebranding going? When can we expect results? Will the rebranded website contain propper (professional looking) team member pics? ;)
GatewayBOT15-May-19 04:18 PM
[telegram] <Tosuncuk,> 6666 kmd
[telegram] <Cash211> Tosun
[telegram] <Cash211> Orjinalmusin cakmamisin
GatewayBOT15-May-19 04:56 PM
[telegram] <RVLLP> Where can I find info on the Barterdex c level team? They are slandering one of my clients and I need to put a stop to it. Thanks in advance for any info you can provide
[telegram] <Black> wen moon
[telegram] <Trollands> Hi, I participate in komodo dico - blocnation, can anybody help - how can I refund my KMD?
GatewayBOT15-May-19 05:09 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> ?? (re @RVLLP: Where can I find info on the Barterdex c level team? They are slandering one of my clients and I need to put a stop to it. Thanks in advance for any info you can provide)
[telegram] <RVLLP> Just need an email address or contact info to send documentation
GatewayBOT15-May-19 05:25 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> What kind of documentation is this? The subject I mean
GatewayBOT15-May-19 07:11 PM
[telegram] <iostveteran> hey guys why did komodo not pump like the other coins does it has problems right now?
[telegram] <sagacity25> lol (re @iostveteran: hey guys why did komodo not pump like the other coins does it has problems right now?)
[telegram] <DanyP2000> It's just that it's not a pump 'n dump coin (re @iostveteran: hey guys why did komodo not pump like the other coins does it has problems right now?)
[telegram] <iostveteran> thats good (re @DanyP2000: It's just that it's not a pump 'n dump coin)
GatewayBOT15-May-19 07:30 PM
[telegram] <RVLLP> Will not discuss it in public. Just need an address. Pretty sure the team already knows or has an idea. (re @Regnar: What kind of documentation is this? The subject I mean)
[telegram] <Ranskalaiset> You are the cancer why ppl hate blockchain and think it of it as a scam (re @BigBear05: but np)
[telegram] <Werxadler> First of all, not true, second, many shitcoins reached alltime low in the last weeks, of course they pump more now in hype... (re @BigBear05: KMD is the only coin that didnt pump...)
 Blocknet is the Internet of Blockchains.
Blocknet is a decentralized Blockchain protocol and Decentralized Exchange for Bitcoin and other Cryprocurrencies. Blocknet is the Internet of Blockchains.
GatewayBOT16-May-19 05:50 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Blocknet is a joke
GatewayBOT16-May-19 08:02 AM
[telegram] <zahaliya> Hey, admin, I want to ask a question. If I have 10,000 KMDs in my wallet, how much interest I will get each month.
[telegram] <freerider101> https://www.atomicexplorer.com/#/rewards-calc (re @zahaliya: Hey, admin, I want to ask a question. If I have 10,000 KMDs in my wallet, how much interest I will get each month.)
[telegram] <Ra> Why not produce a coherent writing that probe this, calling it a joke or saying the fact are wrong means nothing. (re @Acura360: You know that there are wrong facts in this article ?)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Why do you think they are worthy of a response
jl777c16-May-19 11:15 AM
they call us not decentralized. with that level of silliness how to take it seriously?
especially when they have masternodes that could be majority controlled
GatewayBOT16-May-19 11:39 AM
[telegram] <Ra> Then let it be known, it not that hard if given the level of inaccuracies, the truth is users wont be able to tell the difference at this point, why not help them understand yes technical individuals can deduce differences but not the average user who wants a Dex(edited)
[telegram] <Ra> When that average user sees that chart they are not thinking masternode is controlled by majority, also isn't that why you have writers/PR in the team?let them do their job especially if they are paid to do so(edited)
[telegram] <TheoHx> KMD is not focused on marketing, they are focused on development - this has been said many times over
[telegram] <TheoHx> After the rebrand, that may change
jl777c16-May-19 11:49 AM
if we had to spend time to correct all the lies out there... what would we have time left for? also, engaging with them would elevate them to our level. let them try to stand behind their fancy chart that says we are not decentralized, among all the other nonsense
remember any press is good, so their goal is to get us to respond, so they get free press
GatewayBOT16-May-19 11:53 AM
[telegram] <Ra> Many companies,empire etc have fallen on that type of ignorance, (re @polycryptoblog: Why do you think they are worthy of a response)
[telegram] <Ra> Also not sure how an article is a press
[telegram] <Ra> Or a tech Tuesday brief comment explaining what's set kmd apart , ok I digress on the topic
[telegram] <Ra> Just my thoughts on things
jl777c16-May-19 11:56 AM
officially responding just gives them free press
but if you feel so strong about it, you can personally make fun of them
GatewayBOT16-May-19 12:00 PM
[telegram] <Ra> I don't I am diversified don't know which is which so il play safe was hoping a writing about it will bring clarity
[telegram] <TheoHx> I’d be more than happy to write an article about KMD, the only thing is that I’m not technically savoy in the ways of blockchain..but maybe that’s a good thing because I will break it down in layman’s terms? Or if I write a piece someone from the team could proofread it?(edited)
jl777c16-May-19 12:07 PM
certainly feedback can be provided if you write something up!
GatewayBOT16-May-19 12:08 PM
[telegram] <TheoHx> Cool, I’ll work on something this weekend
GatewayBOT16-May-19 12:32 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Its encouraged to ask questions in discord if you are unsure about a fact or concept, plenty of helpful people there (re @TheoHx: Cool, I’ll work on something this weekend)
[telegram] <Regnar> Because you see this one chart this one time and think we should write an article or press release correcting it, we see this tactic all the time. Other projects will write something about us to egg us on to write about their projects and post it to our site or official Twitter. We don't have enough time in the world for the team to officially respond to everything any project says, the best we can do is build up our reputation and image so that when people see stuff like that they know it's silly. That means focusing on what we do best and writing about that. (re @Ra: Then let it be known, it not that hard if given the level of inaccuracies, the truth is users wont be able to tell the difference at this point, why not help them understand yes technical individuals can deduce differences but not the average user who wants a Dex)
[telegram] <Regnar> Plus we rely on the community to help correct things like this. Inspire and empower people like Teo HX ^ to write about Komodo :D
GatewayBOT16-May-19 02:21 PM
[telegram] <Ra> Yes however there are only two known acknowledged DEX kmd and BLOCK, KMD has a multilateral focus BLOCK focus is singular, dont think you can ignore that , "most"companies that have won always have a singular focus then dominate other market , Google, Microsoft, even Binance etc. it nothing to do with me or my opinion it just empirical observations, however I appreciate something is been done about it,
jl777c16-May-19 02:50 PM
if you believe BLOCK is the next google or microsoft, then maybe you should buy a lot of it?
GatewayBOT16-May-19 03:12 PM
[telegram] <kirikou> Any news from IBM and komodo?
GatewayBOT16-May-19 04:58 PM
[telegram] <Tank304> hello every one
[telegram] <Tank304> please pump KMD
Gordon Komodo16-May-19 04:59 PM
@Tanks304 give me some btc , i will pump it for you
GatewayBOT16-May-19 05:00 PM
[telegram] <Tank304> oh right
[telegram] <Tank304> send your mew to me
[telegram] <Tank304> I will send it for you
GatewayBOT16-May-19 05:40 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> Is this a scammer?
[telegram] <Acura360> Seems so
GatewayBOT16-May-19 06:01 PM
[telegram] <tele090> Hello all whu know what coins is presell on ico comodo
[telegram] <CaptainButters> https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/bpebh6/startup_blockport_failed_to_raise_sto_funds_to/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app (re @Ra: Yes however there are only two known acknowledged DEX kmd and BLOCK, KMD has a multilateral focus BLOCK focus is singular, dont think you can ignore that , "most"companies that have won always have a singular focus then dominate other market , Google, Microsoft, even Binance etc. it nothing to do with me or my opinion it just empirical observations, however I appreciate something is been done about it,)
Salut, @KomodoPlatform community! Here's a neat reminder that $KMD is available for limitless swaps with 170+ #crypto's - account-free, worry-free, faster than light. How cool is that? Just as cool as your protocol!
Check out #KMD swaps on ChangeNOW: https://t.co/fb...
Salut, @KomodoPlatform community! Here's a neat reminder that $KMD is available for limitless swaps with 170+ #crypto's - account-free, worry-free, faster than light. How cool is that? Just as cool as your protocol!
Check out #KMD swaps on ChangeNOW: https://t.co/fb...
[telegram] <Werxadler> At least he is the maybe most famous man of the history (re @Zeehenk: Maybe Hitler promoting kmd is not the best idea....)
 Code speaks for itself, you will see soon enough , the limited public alpha is closing. First public beta will be soon. Personally have demonstrated it this past week at a blockchain week private event and to several projects. On a side note , if you think it appears that blocknet may be ahead of us it’s only because we are coming up from behind after lapping them. (re @Ra: Many companies,empire etc have fallen on that type of ignorance,)
GatewayBOT16-May-19 08:28 PM
[telegram] <Wil> (re @polycryptoblog: I believe Tyrion Lannister said it best “ When you cut off a man’s tongue , you prove him not a liar but only that you fear what he has to say.” Code speaks for itself, you will see soon enough , the limited public alpha is closing. First public beta will be soon. Personally have demonstrated it this past week at a blockchain week private event and to several projects. On a side note , if you think it appears that blocknet may be ahead of us it’s only because we are coming up from behind after lapping them. )


First Bug Found in a Computer
First bug found in computer.
In 1946, when Hopper was released from active duty, she joined the Harvard Faculty at the Computation Laboratory where she continued her work on the Mark II and Mark III. Operators traced an error in the Mark II to a moth trapped in a relay, coining the term bug. This bug was carefully removed and taped to the log book. Stemming from the first bug, today we call errors or glitches in a program a bug.
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Governmental agencies are requiring earlier releases from residential centers which are forcing women to transition to independent living quarters prematurely and without continued support, programs and services.
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Parents torment kids in 'hilarious' new Snapchat trend - but some say it's abuse
The Snapchat trick is being copied by hundreds of other parents but not everyone sees the funny side
by Luke Matthews, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/luke-matthews/Snapchat filters all started off very innocently as they gave us rosy cheeks and the dogs ears one used by every girl on Tinder ever.
Over time they have slowly become more elaborate to be able to give users full makeovers, turn them into talking animals and even vomit rainbows.
The latest Halloween-themed update has been pounced on by parents as they use it to frighten the life out of their little ones - and it's dividing opinion online.

Disturbing enough for grown-ups, but add toddlers barely old enough to walk to the mix and you're left with either comedy gold or borderline child abuse, depending on the morals of those in the comments.
A video was posted on Twitter by user @Munyajiri on Halloween , showing a petrified little one crying and yelling as the adult holding the phone screams to add to the drama.
In bad news for children all over the world, the video racked up more than 18 million views and the user added: "If you’ve got a little kid nearby use this same filter.
And so it began.
With the tweet gaining more than 328,000 retweets and 935,000 likes, others began to flood in.
Although the videos entertained many in the comments who found the thread 'hilarious', not everyone saw the funny side.
One said: "That’s just soooooo wrong poor baby nooooooo!! I feel for the baby."
Another replied: "Abuse? Anyone?"
Others suggested that the trick could cause trauma for the children targeted and lead to a life-long fear of arachnids.
The haters didn't bother the original poster, who replied to a comment which said 'that's freaking child abuse' with a photo of a man sleeping peacefully and unbothered in his bed.


Kaldar Esra Yathara
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The Beginning
Early in the reign of Premiere Qadan Rom, the Purity Movement began within the Imperium. As the Imperium began to wane, the government needed a way to maintain power. Historically, the ideal way to do this is to put non-ruling factions into contention against one another. As long as they continue fighting, the ruling class remains above the fray.
Research indicates that the Purity Movement began in the entertainment media. Various performances began to show the inequalities between normal humans and anthorphs. The storyline in these performances were typically uniform: an anthroph community begins to exert its autonomy with the help of some progressives, and the normal humans lashed back. Humans reacted to these performances by becoming more antagonistic toward anthorph communities, aparently in an attempt to prevent the performances from becoming prophetical.
In response to those, various progressive factions within government (those factions not truly in power) sought to build a power base on anthorph support. However, it was obvious to many that these factions did not want autonomy for anthorphs, but only to build their own power. Indeed, some of these factions played both sides by recommending that anthorphs be quaranteened from mainstream communities.
Doctor Kaldar esra Yathara was a genetist scientist of both skill and reknown. He was adopted by a childless family among the Oligarchs, and demonstrated genius beyond that of most humans of his day. He established the link between the parasitic DNA within the human genome and human nature and established the controvertial “Parasitic Human Theory.” This theory advanced the notion that humans were actually the product of waves of parasitic attacks making the host less mammal and more viral in nature. Essentially, this theory sought to describe humans as a virus. In establishing this linking theory, Dr. Yathra showed that more advanced lifeforms had more parasitic DNA–the more parasitic DNA the more advanced. Humans had the most.
Unfortunately, this theory played into the hands of the Purity Movement. Anthorph DNA had a higher concentration of parasitic DNA, which under the Parasitic Human Theory meant anthorphs were more advanced lifeforms than normal humans. This fed the animosity between the two even further.
During his experiments, Dr. Yathara disovered his genetically enhanced heritage. Although this was after his Parasitic Human Theory was in the popular media, many contend that he knew about his heritage before and was only trying to establish his own superiority.
The Exodus
Realizing the tide of animosity would tip the balance away from anthorphs, Dr. Yathara began a secret campaign to save what was becoming an independent anthorph society by escaping the Imperium altogether. This exodus became known as the Anthorph Free State.
Dr. Yathara’s efforts are legendary in scope. He was able to covertly finance the search for a safe haven for the genetic peoples while publically denouncing the existance of genetic peoples. Many believe the latter was his attempt to stave off the connection between his heritage and his theory. However, it also allowed him direct access with the governing factions, from whom he demanded safe haven and access to star records. What he was not able to obtain from the ruling class, he was able to steal directly.
In the end, the new Haven was located by two separate scouting vessels. The initial route charted was very dangerous, however, so the final exodus was accomplished by a fast STL trip to a spot in dead space, then a Soup trip to another spot in dead space and another STL trip to the system. The STL trip alone took five years, the entire trip taking seven each way. It is said that those who have traveled to the Anthorph Free State and returned are endowed with uncanny serenity. I will leave other details to more accomplished Scholars.


Rating: * * * out of * * * *
Starring: James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee, Thomas Ian Griffith.
Rated R for strong vampire violence and gore, language, sexuality and nudity.
John Carpenter directed this stylish and gory vampire flick to which has it's good side and it's bad. It's held up by some good performances and dazzling special effects leading up to an ending that's pretty satisfying. James Woods gives an outstanding performance that almost covers up the movie. The good side: some neat scenes of vampires and violence. The bad: No scares. Yes that's right, even though being directed by one of horror's most cherished directors, 'Vampires' is the least bit scary, if not at all.
James Woods stars as Jack a vampire hunter out to stop the plans of the 'master' vampire Valek played by Thomas Ian Griffith whom wants vampires to walk in the daylight. Daniel Baldwin plays his sidekick Montoya, a wise-cracking guy who really isn't that funny. In the opening scene Jack along with Montoya and the team of vampire hunters, find an abandoned house to which vampire occupy. Of course we all know sunshine kills vampires, and that is just how they kill these vampires: hooking them to ropes and dragging them outside letting them burn to death.
After throwing a party for what happened, the vampires that did not die come back to trash it.  Sheryl Lee plays a prostitute Katrina who was bitten by Valek, but not yet turned into a vampire. She is rescued by Jack and flees with them on their search for Valek. They have to fight they're way against vampires, leading up to a finale that is well-done with great special effects.
'Vampires' definately could have been done better. The make-up, special effects and story are first rate, but there is no scares or terror that the film could have had. It to me had more humor than horror, almost being compared to 'Fright Night' with the mix of violence and comedy. John Carpenter does a great job of directing this film. He eases through some tough times and saves the flaws, which are noticeable but forgettable. The script is clever and funny, with many lines that make us laugh out loud.
I much enjoyed 'Vampires' with a few exceptions. It's one of those films you see but don't take to heart.  The recently released 'Psycho' is the same way, it's not as good as you'd hope but it is fun and entertaining. 'Vampires' is a good horror flick with no scares but plenty of other content to please the viewer.
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Event
public enum Event: String
Organize all ws dispatch events
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Fired when audio data is received from voice connection
Usage
connection.on(.audioData) { data in let audioData = data as! Data }
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Swift
case audioData
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Fired when a channel is created
Usage
bot.on(.channelCreate) { data in let channel = data as! Channel }
Declaration
Swift
case channelCreate = "CHANNEL_CREATE"
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Fired when a channel is deleted
Usage
bot.on(.channelDelete) { data in let channel = data as! Channel }
Declaration
Swift
case channelDelete = "CHANNEL_DELETE"
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Fired when a channel adds a pin or removes a pin
Usage
bot.on(.channelPinsUpdate) { data in let (channel, timestamp) = data as! (TextChannel, Date?) }
Declaration
Swift
case channelPinsUpdate = "CHANNEL_PINS_UPDATE"
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Fired when a channel is updated
Usage
bot.on(.channelUpdate) { data in let channel = data as! Channel }
Declaration
Swift
case channelUpdate = "CHANNEL_UPDATE"
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Fired when voice connection dies (self emitted)
Usage
connection.on(.connectionClose) { _ in kill(process.processIdentifier, SIGKILL) }
Declaration
Swift
case connectionClose
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Fired when a shard is disconnected from the gateway
Usage
bot.on(.disconnect) { data in let shardNumber = data as! Int }
Declaration
Swift
case disconnect
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Fired when a guild is available (This is not guildCreate)
Usage
bot.on(.guildAvailable) { data in let guild = data as! Guild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildAvailable
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Fired when a member of a guild is banned
Usage
bot.on(.guildBanAdd) { data in let (guild, user) = data as! (Guild, User) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildBanAdd = "GUILD_BAN_ADD"
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Fired when a member of a guild is unbanned
Usage
bot.on(.guildBanRemove) { data in let (guild, user) = data as! (Guild, User) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildBanRemove = "GUILD_BAN_REMOVE"
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Fired when a guild is created
Usage
bot.on(.guildCreate) { data in let guild = data as! Guild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildCreate = "GUILD_CREATE"
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Fired when a guild is deleted
Usage
bot.on(.guildDelete) { data in let guild = data as! Guild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildDelete = "GUILD_DELETE"
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Fired when a guild’s custom emojis are created/deleted/updated
Usage
bot.on(.guildEmojisUpdate) { data in let (guild, emojis) = data as! (Guild, [Emoji]) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildEmojisUpdate = "GUILD_EMOJIS_UPDATE"
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Fired when a guild updates it’s integrations
Usage
bot.on(.guildIntegrationsUpdate) { data in let guild = data as! Guild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildIntegrationsUpdate = "GUILD_INTEGRATIONS_UPDATE"
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Fired when a user joins a guild
Usage
bot.on(.guildMemberAdd) { data in let (guild, member) = data as! (Guild, Member) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildMemberAdd = "GUILD_MEMBER_ADD"
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Fired when a member leaves a guild
Usage
bot.on(.guildMemberRemove) { data in let (guild, user) = data as! (Guild, User) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildMemberRemove = "GUILD_MEMBER_REMOVE"
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Fired when a member of a guild is updated
Usage
bot.on(.guildMemberUpdate) { data in let member = data as! Member }
Declaration
Swift
case guildMemberUpdate = "GUILD_MEMBER_UPDATE"
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Fired when a role is created in a guild
Usage
bot.on(.guildRoleCreate) { data in let (guild, role) = data as! (Guild, Role) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildRoleCreate = "GUILD_ROLE_CREATE"
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Fired when a role is deleted in a guild
Usage
bot.on(.guildRoleDelete) { data in let (guild, role) = data as! (Guild, Role) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildRoleDelete = "GUILD_ROLE_DELETE"
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Fired when a role is updated in a guild
Usage
bot.on(.guildRoleUpdate) { data in let (guild, role) = data as! (Guild, Role) }
Declaration
Swift
case guildRoleUpdate = "GUILD_ROLE_UPDATE"
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Fired when a guild becomes unavailable
Usage
bot.on(.guildUnavailable) { data in let guild = data as! UnavailableGuild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildUnavailable
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Fired when a guild is updated
Usage
bot.on(.guildUpdate) { data in let guild = data as! Guild }
Declaration
Swift
case guildUpdate = "GUILD_UPDATE"
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Fired when a message is created
Usage
bot.on(.messageCreate) { data in let msg = data as! Message }
Declaration
Swift
case messageCreate = "MESSAGE_CREATE"
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Fired when a message is deleted
Usage
bot.on(.messageDelete) { data in guard let (msg, channel) = data as? (Message, TextChannel) else { // data has returned a MessageID let (messageID, channel) = data as! (MessageID, TextChannel) return } }
Declaration
Swift
case messageDelete = "MESSAGE_DELETE"
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Fired when a large chunk of messages are deleted
Usage
bot.on(.messageDeleteBulk) { data in let (messageIDs, channel) = data as! ([MessageID], TextChannel) }
Declaration
Swift
case messageDeleteBulk = "MESSAGE_DELETE_BULK"
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Fired when a message’s reactions are all removed
Usage
bot.on(.messageReactionRemoveAll) { data in let (messageID, channel) = data as! (MessageID, TextChannel) }
Declaration
Swift
case messageReactionRemoveAll = "MESSAGE_REACTION_REMOVE_ALL"
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Fired when a message is updated
Usage
bot.on(.messageUpdate) { data in let (messageID, channel) = data as! (MessageID, TextChannel) }
Declaration
Swift
case messageUpdate = "MESSAGE_UPDATE"
-
Fired when a payload is received through the gateway
Usage
bot.on(.payload) { data, in let message = data as! String }
Declaration
Swift
case payload
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Fired when a user’s presences is updated
Usage
bot.on(.presenceUpdate) { data in let (userID, presence) = data as! (UserID, Presence) }
Declaration
Swift
case presenceUpdate = "PRESENCE_UPDATE"
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Fired when the bot is ready to receive events
Usage
bot.on(.ready) { data in let user = data as! User }
Declaration
Swift
case ready = "READY"
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Fired when a reaction is added to a message
Usage
bot.on(.reactionAdd) { data in let (channel, userID, messageID, emoji) = data as! (TextChannel, UserID, MessageID, Emoji) }
Declaration
Swift
case reactionAdd = "MESSAGE_REACTION_ADD"
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Fired when a reaction is removed from a message
Usage
bot.on(.reactionRemove) { data in let (channel, userID, messageID, emoji) = data as! (TextChannel, UserID, MessageID, Emoji) }
Declaration
Swift
case reactionRemove = "MESSAGE_REACTION_REMOVE"
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Fired when a shard becomes ready
Usage
bot.on(.shardReady) { data in let shardID = data as! Int }
Declaration
Swift
case shardReady
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Fired when someone starts typing a message
Usage
bot.on(.typingStart) { data in let (channel, userID, timestamp) = data as! (TextChannel, UserID, Date) }
Declaration
Swift
case typingStart = "TYPING_START"
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Fired when a user updates their info
Usage
bot.on(.userUpdate) { data in let user = data as! User }
Declaration
Swift
case userUpdate = "USER_UPDATE"
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Fired when someone joins a voice channel
Usage
bot.on(.voiceChannelJoin) { data in let (userID, voiceState) = data as! (UserID, VoiceState) }
Declaration
Swift
case voiceChannelJoin
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Fired when someone leaves a voice channel
Usage
bot.on(.voiceChannelLeave) { data in let userID = data as! UserID }
Declaration
Swift
case voiceChannelLeave
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Fired when someone joins/leaves/moves a voice channel
Usage
bot.on(.voiceStateUpdate) { data in let userID = data as! UserID }
Declaration
Swift
case voiceStateUpdate = "VOICE_STATE_UPDATE"


ESPN Analyst Unveils Score Prediction For Ohio State-Penn State
by Andrew McCartyOn Tuesday night, the third College Football Playoff rankings of the 2019 season were released. LSU maintained the top spot with a win over Ole Miss this weekend while Ohio State held down the No. 2 spot.
The Buckeyes steamrolled Rutgers last weekend, but failed to cover the ridiculous spread.
After an easy contest against the Scarlet Knights, Ryan Day and company welcome their most difficult test of the season so far. No. 8 Penn State comes to town for a massive Big Ten showdown. Ohio State enters as an 18-point favorite.
Before the game kicks off, ESPN analyst Bill Connelly made his score prediction for the game.
He likes the Buckeyes to win, but not cover the spread.
ESPN’s final score prediction for the Ohio State-Penn State game has the Buckeyes winning, 34-20.
Ohio State is easily one of the best programs in the country. The Buckeyes sit in top-five in total offense and defense, the only program to boast such a claim.
Penn State’s defense looked legit to start the season, but has fallen off over the past two games. The Nittany Lions have struggled to defend the pass over the past two weeks, allowing over 300 yards passing to both Minnesota and Indiana in consecutive weeks.
Can they hold up against Ohio State this weekend?


Storyline
School's out for summer, and Island Airport (ILA) has just opened. Every poki
wants to travel out for some sun and fun... if the price is right! But the school
season is crazy in Pokiland - summer is only FIVE days long!
Goal for Each Airline
Be the airline with the most total cash at the end of the five-day summer
season. And oh: don't go bankrupt!
Gameplay
There will be five rounds of play: one for each of the five days.
Each airline has the following at the start of Day 1:
- 5,000.00 pd (Pokidollars - currency)
- 1 aircraft
- 5 seats per aircraft
Each day lasts 24 hours.
For each round, each airline provides the following as inputs:
- Ticket price per seat, in pd
- Aircraft average speed, in kilometers per hour
- Number of round trips (there and back) per day
After all airlines provide inputs, the following will be calculated for each airline:
- Seats sold in the round
- Revenue earned in the round
- Total cash on hand
Airline Operating Costs
- 1,000.00 pd in fixed costs per day
- 10.00 pd per kilogram of fuel
Origin-Destination Pair Info
- 100 kilometers between Mainland Airport (MLA) and Island Airport (ILA)
Aircraft Info
- 100 km per hour top speed
- 30 km per hour stall speed
- 5 seats per aircraft
- 1.0 hours between flights needed for turnaround


This page is an example of how to register an observer object on a Spry Rating widget to allow some additional processing after the user clicks on the widget to vote. It requires PHP scripting enabled on the server.
The sample shows how to "connect" two Rating widgets using the observers mechanism.
The first Rating widget (from left side) allows you to vote and the second one is in read only mode. After the user votes on the first widget, the voted value is sent to the server and a notification is sent to the second widget, informing it that the first widget is in voted state. The second Rating widget will update it's value based on the server response. (We have an alert message that will display the server response value which is the current rated value minus one).
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Snow White and the Huntsman
Snow White and the Huntsman is a movie starring Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, and Charlize Theron. In a twist to the fairy tale, the Huntsman ordered to take Snow White into the woods to be killed winds up becoming her protector...


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Andy, Corey and Kurt read your comments on who should replace Ron Santo in the booth. Then, we welcome Sean Mizlo of the RIC Cubs on the podcast. The RIC Cubs are a Wheelchair Softball team funded by Cubs Care. Sean describes his experiences with the team and some time that he spent with Ron Santo.
For more information on Wheelchair Softball, go to www.wheelchairsoftball.org
For information on the RIC Cubs or the QC Rolling Bandits contact Sean at SMizlo@uths.net


Making The Web Rock
Web Audio
Google Chrome Developer Advocate
Why another audio API?
We have <audio> already!
<audio> hides the steps of loading, decoding and playing
<audio controls src="mysound.ogg"></audio>
Sometimes that's the right thing!
Web Audio provides:
2) An audio pipeline/routing system for effects and filters
Web Audio provides:
3) Hooks to analyze and
visualize audio data on the fly
DEMO
(Analysis, Filtering, Visualization)
What is audio useful for, anyway?
- Gaming
- Application UI feedback
- Musical applications
- Audio education
- Audio processing
Building Simple App/Game Audio is easy
- Load audio files with XHR
- Tell Web Audio to decode them into buffers
- Create source node, point at buffer, connect it
- Call
start()
!
Loading and Playing a Sound
var myBuffer = null, context = new AudioContext();
function loadDogSound(url) {
var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
request.open("GET", "dogBarking.mp3", true);
request.responseType = "arraybuffer";
request.onload = function() {
context.decodeAudioData( request.response,
function(buffer) { myBuffer = buffer; } ); }
request.send();
}
function playSound( buffer ) {
var sourceNode = audioContext.createBufferSource();
sourceNode.buffer = myBuffer;
sourceNode.connect( audioContext.destination );
sourceNode.start( 0 );
}
Web Audio API is based on a graph
Web Audio minimizes glitching
Web Audio runs in a separate thread,
so audio and graphics don't compete as much.
You schedule Web Audio events in the future,
and the system takes care of them.
Scheduling Sound Playback
function playEverySecondForTenSeconds( myBuffer ) {
for (var i=0; i<10; i++) {
var sourceNode = context.createBufferSource();
sourceNode.buffer = myBuffer;
sourceNode.connect( context.destination );
sourceNode.start( context.now + i );
}
}
Scheduling in a complex world
For dynamic rhythms, you need to combine web audio and system timing. See
article.
Scheduling in Web Audio
Not just about start( time )!
ANY AudioParam can be scheduled -
frequency, gain, detune, delayTime...
Scheduling on AudioParams
interface AudioParam {
attribute value;
// Parameter automation
void setValueAtTime( value, time );
void linearRampToValueAtTime( value, time );
void exponentialRampToValueAtTime( value, time );
void setTargetAtTime( target, time, timeConstant );
void setValueCurveAtTime( values, time, duration );
void cancelScheduledValues( startTime );
}
Gain Fade Example
var envelope = context.createGain();
mySoundNode.connect( envelope );
envelope.connect( context.destination );
var now = context.currentTime;
envelope.gain.setValueAtTime( 0, now );
envelope.gain.linearRampToValueAtTime( 1.0, now + 2.0 );
envelope.gain.linearRampToValueAtTime( 0.0, now + 4.0 );
mySoundNode.start(0);
Effects in Web Audio
- Biquad Filtering - lowpass, hipass, etc.
- Delays and delay effects
- Waveform synthesis: oscillators
- Envelopes
- Offline processing
- Compression
- Convolution
- Waveshaping
- Positioning/Panning/Doppler
- Custom Javascript processing
Audio for Music Applications
Most "musical effects" are more complex than
just a single filter or delay.
AudioParams can also be driven by audio-rate signals -
a chorus effect is just an oscillator changing delayTime!
DEMO
(you may need headphones for this one, sorry...)
<audio> Integration
Web Audio can also process <audio> streams
(and WebRTC, too!)
Audio Input
Access to audio input devices too!
Web MIDI
This is not cheesy background music!
That's "Standard MIDI files."
MIDI lets you connect controllers, synthesizers and more to your computer.
Asking for MIDI devices
window.addEventListener('load', function() {
navigator.requestMIDIAccess().then(
onMIDIInit,
onMIDISystemError );
});
Enumerating MIDI output devices
function onMIDIInit( midi ) {
for (var input of midiAccess.outputs.values())
input.send( [0x90, 3, 32] );
}
Don't forget hot-plugging MIDI devices!
midiAccess.onstatechange =
function midiConnectionStateChange( e ) {
populateMIDIInSelect();
};
MIDI Message syntax
MIDI has 16 virtual channels, blah blah blah.
Enumerating MIDI input devices
function onMIDIInit( midi ) {
for (var input of midiAccess.inputs.values())
input.onmidimessage = midiMessageReceived;
}
Parsing MIDI messages
function midiMessageReceived( ev ) {
var cmd = ev.data[0] >> 4;
var channel = ev.data[0] & 0xf;
var noteNumber = ev.data[1];
var velocity = 0;
if (ev.data.length > 2)
velocity = ev.data[2];
// MIDI noteon with velocity=0 is the same as noteoff
if ( cmd==8 || ((cmd==9)&&(velocity==0)) ) { // noteoff
noteOff( noteNumber );
} else if (cmd == 9) { // note on
noteOn( noteNumber, velocity);
} else if (cmd == 11) { // controller message
controller( noteNumber, velocity);
} else {
// probably sysex!
}
}
The Incredible Thing about Web MIDI
ZERO-FRICTION
controller and device access!
Web MIDI support
Shipping in Chrome
Works on Android Chrome with USB OTG!
Web Audio Support on Desktop
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge
Web Audio Support on Mobile
Chrome for Android has support (higher latency)
iOS Safari 6.0 has Web Audio (with some caveats)
FFOS
Future App Opportunities
- Immersive gaming audio
- Audio feedback and input in app UX
- Audio education - explore techniques, share with others
- Super-low-friction music applications - synthesis to DAW
What's NOT there (yet) for web audio
- Any kind of plugin/VSTi hooks
- Multi-interface hooks
(multi-channel, partly; multi-device, no.)
Next Things for Web Audio & Web MIDI
- Audio Workers (processing audio in JS)
- Figuring out device access and selection
- latency alignment
- Finalizing v1
- Low-level access to audio stream and resampling
Web Audio Weekly
If you're not already reading Chris Lowis' Web Audio Weekly, you should.
What I want from you:
- More developers to explore Web Audio and Web MIDI
- Tell us what's not there
- Help us prioritize to make the web platform awesome for audio apps!
- Explore audio techniques and share with others
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Questions?
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@cwilso
+Chris Wilson


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I came across a bottle from a friend, I didn't find too much info on experience so I started out small. On 8/19/08 at 2pm I took 1/2 pill, I took the other half one hour later at 3pm.
3pm I felt slightly light headed and a little excited, mostly from the new experience.
4 pm I took my second pill
5pm I felt just slightly disoriented, like I had to think about what I was doing, but it was easy to make myself concentrate.
8:30pm I chewed up 3 pills, then ate a bowl of ramen noodles and took a shower to kill some time.
10:00pm, slightly aggravated that I wasn't really feeling anything, I was more talkative though while watching TV with a friend.
11:00pm- Still no changes, everything was the same when I walked. My nose itched and I was getting tired.
12:00pm- It had been three hours and nothing worthwhile had happened, I figured that night was a bust and I went to bed.
2:00am- I woke myself up scratching my shoulder. I had Never broken out in Hives before but I think that's what it was. They looked and felt like mosquito bites, on my arms, legs, shoulders, and stomach. My stomach was a little upset. I got up and chewed 2 Benadryl for the allergic reaction. Then made myself calm down
2:30am- Just when I was about to fall asleep I began to feel queasy. I fought it back for 15 minutes, then finally gave in a threw up only about 1/2 cup of fluid. I felt better a few minutes after.
3:00am- I went to bed, with nothing worth writing home about.
8/22/08- One last try
I decided to start early.
I started at 12:00pm and took one pill every two hours.
12:00pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 7pm, 8pm
I also took 1 Benadry just in case. But again no hallucinations. No weird feelings, I've had better stronger experiences taking OTC Sleeping pills.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee February 21, 2002 - 8:30A Reapportionment of judicial distric ON: Archer, Jeff Senior Legislative Counsel (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX Armstrong, Ernie Judge (132nd District Court), Snyder, TX Benedict, Jerry Director (Office of Court Administration), Austin, TX Bennett, Margaret General Counsel (Office of Court Administration), Austin, TX Chapman, Charles Judge (39th District Court), Haskell, TX Harrison, Glen Judge (32nd District Court), Sweetwater, TX Monteros, Janet Immediate Past President (Mexican American Bar Association of Texas), Austin, TX Schraub, B.B. Presiding Judge (Conference of Regional Judges), Seguin, TX Ware, Alan Program Director (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX


CoreVal is a project that provides a parser and online search engine for the University of Washington course evaluation catalog.
Figma & Invision Prototype. Wire framed a prototype and planned product specifications for developers. Experimented with color schemes and information architecture. This was the first design draft before we analyzed user pain points and UW's branding.
Helped developer create a display for rating using progress bars and Bootstrap cards. Decided the order of information: course number, quarter, and then rating. Choose green for higher scores, yellow for medium, and red for poor reviews. Moving forward, I would like to implement search filters.
Searching by class allow students to browse for multiple professors and compare at a glance. Right now, it is a bit difficult for students to compare professors so I would like to create data visualization tools like a bar graph or pie chart.


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Security¶
Bitwarden works by having a “master key” that is computed from your email and password. This needs to be kept “safe”, but this is a CLI program. We could store the master key on disk somewhere, but that’s a bad idea.
The way we do this is with an in-memory ‘agent’ that listens on a <IP_ADDRESS> port (configurable, but defaults to 6277) see: python/bitwarden/agent.py for all the details. Bonus if you figure out why that port # :). Ideally on POSIX platforms it would use a socket on disk somewhere to communicate, but I wanted this to work on Windows, so this is what we can do.. :( patches welcoome to fix this up on POSIX.
when you login, it starts up the agent, with a timeout set to the login access_token timeout in seconds, since we do not currently support re-freshing the token. At the end of the token lease, the agent will kill itself and stop running. (this is configurable, but not exported to the CLI yet – patches welcome)
The agent requires a token to get the master key from it’s in-memory store. This is currently 16 bytes of os.urandom() on startup and is stored on disk, but changes every time a new agent runs.details are in python/bitwarden/db.py
Python, for security code?!¶
Well, to be fair the only other Bitwarden clients are written in Javascript. But mostly python got me to an MVP very quickly, so I can prototype how it all works and ensure a decent design, etc. I plan on converting at least the agent and the crypto to Rust, but Crypto in Rust is not well-tested and battle-hardened yet, since it’s such a new ecosystem, there has been some work on TLS in Rust, but we don’t need TLS, we need other crypto primitives. Python has solid, well-established crypto code. Dure it’s dynamically typed, and it’s hard to ensure things really are gone when you say they are. You can run the agent in Rust today, but it’s not fully fleshed out and is not integrated into the python package, yet. Once I figure that all out, there will be no long-term secrets in Python, it will only have short-lived secrets.
Security sensitive reports can be sent to: bitwarden @at@ birl.ca sending me security sensitive bits that also affect bitwarden proper will also be shared with them.
All new code commits by me should ne GPG signed now, as well as the releases on pypi.
You can GPG sign messages to me available via keyserver hkps://hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net and here:
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Right now, screen capture is enabled. If you hit the PrintScreen button on your keyboard the content on the screen will be captured, as shown below. This is the default setting, but can also be achieved by setting the ApplicationView property IsScreenCaptureEnabled to be true.


Art Deco, also called style moderne, movement in the decorative arts and architecture that originated in the 1920s and developed into a major style in western Europe and the United States during the 1930s. Its name was derived from the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925, where the style was first exhibited. Art Deco design represented modernism turned into fashion. Its products included both individually crafted luxury items and mass-produced wares, but, in either case, the intention was to create a sleek and anti-traditional elegance that symbolized wealth and sophistication.
Geometries, zigzags, circles and triangular patterns are frequently seen in Art Deco designs. Boldness in wandering away from the rules of cut-and-dry styles, you may find a round wood table top sitting on horseshoe-shaped legs. A thin iron bed frame with magical designs of vertical oval shapes and outlined with square brass tabs is another example of how drama plays a part in the inspiration of Art Deco designs.What materials is Art Deco furniture typically crafted from? Wood - Because this inspired design was derived from past periods, the structure and durability were compatible. Solid wood of walnut, cherry or oak are carved out to perfection, much like a work of art. There are also less substantial wood materials used, like birch, to manufacture pieces of Art Deco design at a reduced cost. Covered with veneers, wood furniture is able to take on the appearance of solid wood.
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Rails is a web-application framework that includes everything needed to create database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Understanding the MVC pattern is key to understanding Rails. MVC divides your application into three layers: Model, View, and Controller, each with a specific responsibility.
The Model layer represents the domain model (such as Account, Product, Person, Post, etc.) and encapsulates the business logic specific to your application. In Rails, database-backed model classes are derived from ActiveRecord::Base. Active Record allows you to present the data from database rows as objects and embellish these data objects with business logic methods. Although most Rails models are backed by a database, models can also be ordinary Ruby classes, or Ruby classes that implement a set of interfaces as provided by the Active Model module.
The Controller layer is responsible for handling incoming HTTP requests and providing a suitable response. Usually this means returning HTML, but Rails controllers can also generate XML, JSON, PDFs, mobile-specific views, and more. Controllers load and manipulate models, and render view templates in order to generate the appropriate HTTP response. In Rails, incoming requests are routed by Action Dispatch to an appropriate controller, and controller classes are derived from ActionController::Base. Action Dispatch and Action Controller are bundled together in Action Pack.
The View layer is composed of “templates” that are responsible for providing appropriate representations of your application's resources. Templates can come in a variety of formats, but most view templates are HTML with embedded Ruby code (ERB files). Views are typically rendered to generate a controller response, or to generate the body of an email. In Rails, View generation is handled by Action View.
Install Rails at the command prompt if you haven't yet:
$ gem install rails
At the command prompt, create a new Rails application:
$ rails new myapp
where “myapp” is the application name. Change directory to myapp and start the web server:
$ cd myapp
$ bin/rails server
Run with --help or -h
for options.
Go to http://localhost:3000
and you'll see: “Yay! You’re on Rails!”
Active Record, Active Model, Action Pack, and Action View can each be used independently outside Rails. In addition to that, Rails also comes with Action Mailer, a library to generate and send emails; Action Mailbox, a library to receive emails within a Rails application; Active Job, a framework for declaring jobs and making them run on a variety of queueing backends; Action Cable, a framework to integrate WebSockets with a Rails application; Active Storage, a library to attach cloud and local files to Rails applications; Action Text, a library to handle rich text content; and Active Support, a collection of utility classes and standard library extensions that are useful for Rails, and may also be used independently outside Rails.
Follow the guidelines to start developing your application. You may find the following resources handy:
- The README file created within your application.
- Getting Started with Rails.
- Ruby on Rails Guides.
- The API Documentation.
- Google it (lol)
We encourage you to contribute to Ruby on Rails! Please check out the Contributing to Ruby on Rails guide for guidelines about how to proceed. Join us!
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Everyone interacting in Rails and its sub-projects' codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms, and mailing lists is expected to follow the Rails code of conduct.
- All the documentation in this page is taken from Rubyonrails.org


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Selector |
Rules that will be used by the
ContentBufferingFilter and HttpServletResponseBuffer
to determine whether the response should be buffered. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BasicSelector |
Basic implementation of
Selector . |
| ContainerTweaks |
Provides details of Servlet container tweaks to apply
- necessary because containers behave subtly different.
|
| ContainerTweaks.TomcatTweaks |
Container tweaks specific to Tomcat.
|
| ContainerTweaks.WebLogicTweaks |
Container tweaks specific to WebLogic.
|
| ContentBufferingFilter |
Abstract
Filter implementation that writes the main content
of a response to a temporary buffer where it can then be post-processed
before being served. |
| HttpServletRequestFilterable |
This special HttpServletRequestWrapper is used to allow filtering of the HTTP headers
by adding them to an exclusion list.
|
| HttpServletResponseBuffer |
Wraps an
HttpServletResponse , allowing the output to be buffered. |
| ResponseMetaData |
Holds additional information about the response.
|
There are 2 mechanisms for doing this:
HttpServletResponseBuffer
wraps a HttpServletResponse
and
to forwards all content written to the response to an intermediate buffer which can be accessed. This can be
passed to anything that accepts a standard HttpServlerResponse (such as a RequestDispatcher
).
ContentBufferingFilter
is a Servlet Filter
that automatically applies
the HttpServletResponseBuffer
to requests. To use it, subclass it and implement application
specific functionality.
Both of these are suitable for working with text content, but not binary content.


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I shall not attempt to describe the mechanics of instructing truetype, if you want to understand it I refer you to the above links. (Microsoft has a similar set in but they are in word format).
This dialog shows the instructions associated with a glyph or truetype table (like fpgm or prep). If you move your mouse cursor over one of the instructions a brief help message will pop up describing that instruction. If you press the [Edit] button the dlg will change and you will be presented with a editable textarea containing the same instructions. You may modify these to your heart's content. Pressing the [Parse] will parse your modifications and (if they parse) return you to the "help" mode.
Instructions like MIRP may be entered either in FontForge's peculiar (but
marginally more mnemonic) style: MIRP[rnd,white]
or as
MIRP[00110]
, and PUSHB_1
may be
PUSHB[000]
.
You may also include an stack arguments on the same line as the instruction and FontForge will convert them into the appropriate pushes. So...
5 SRP0
is equivalent to
PUSHB_1 5 SRP0
You may also use the expression cvt(<val>)
instead of
a number. This will be replaced by the index in the 'cvt ' table of an entry
which is (within one em-unit of) <val>. So cvt(100)
would
return the index in 'cvt ' of 100. If there is no such entry, FontForge will
create one.
When editing DELTA* instructions you might want to use the syntax:
PUSHB_3 6@12 8 1 DELTAP2
This means: Move point 8 by six delta-steps at 37 ppem (that's not clear at first glance - assuming delta_base is 9, DELTAP2 works from 25 ppem to 25+15 ppem, in this example it's 25+12 ppem). So it's just a way of constructing an argument byte for DELTAP/C.
This dialog shows the initial contents of the 'cvt ' table (before it has been modified by the 'prep' program). It is simply a list of signed 16bit values. You may change any value by clicking on it and typing a new value. You may also attach comments to entries, this can be helpful in reminding yourself what this index is used for. You may add new entries (at the end) with the [Change Length] button.
(You may also use the "cvt(<val>)
" notation described
above to add entries to the cvt table without using this dialog.)