module Str: sig .. end
type regexp;
let regexp: string => regexp;
.
Matches any character except newline.*
(postfix) Matches the preceding expression zero, one or
several times+
(postfix) Matches the preceding expression one or
several times?
(postfix) Matches the preceding expression once or
not at all[..]
Character set. Ranges are denoted with -
, as in [a-z]
.
An initial ^
, as in [^0-9]
, complements the set.
To include a ]
character in a set, make it the first
character of the set. To include a -
character in a set,
make it the first or the last character of the set.^
Matches at beginning of line (either at the beginning of
the matched string, or just after a newline character).$
Matches at end of line (either at the end of the matched
string, or just before a newline character).\|
(infix) Alternative between two expressions.\(..\)
Grouping and naming of the enclosed expression.\1
The text matched by the first \(...\)
expression
(\2
for the second expression, and so on up to \9
).\b
Matches word boundaries.\
Quotes special characters. The special characters
are $^\.*+?[]
.regexp
is usually a string literal. In this
case, any backslash character in the regular expression must be
doubled to make it past the OCaml string parser. For example, the
following expression:
let r = Str.regexp "hello \\([A-Za-z]+\\)" in Str.replace_first r "\\1" "hello world"returns the string
"world"
.
In particular, if you want a regular expression that matches a single
backslash character, you need to quote it in the argument to regexp
(according to the last item of the list above) by adding a second
backslash. Then you need to quote both backslashes (according to the
syntax of string constants in OCaml) by doubling them again, so you
need to write four backslash characters: Str.regexp "\\\\"
.
let regexp_case_fold: string => regexp;
regexp
, but the compiled expression will match text
in a case-insensitive way: uppercase and lowercase letters will
be considered equivalent.let quote: string => string;
Str.quote s
returns a regexp string that matches exactly
s
and nothing else.let regexp_string: string => regexp;
Str.regexp_string s
returns a regular expression
that matches exactly s
and nothing else.let regexp_string_case_fold: string => regexp;
Str.regexp_string_case_fold
is similar to Str.regexp_string
,
but the regexp matches in a case-insensitive way.let string_match: (regexp, string, int) => bool;
string_match r s start
tests whether a substring of s
that
starts at position start
matches the regular expression r
.
The first character of a string has position 0
, as usual.let search_forward: (regexp, string, int) => int;
search_forward r s start
searches the string s
for a substring
matching the regular expression r
. The search starts at position
start
and proceeds towards the end of the string.
Return the position of the first character of the matched
substring.Not_found
if no substring matches.let search_backward: (regexp, string, int) => int;
search_backward r s last
searches the string s
for a
substring matching the regular expression r
. The search first
considers substrings that start at position last
and proceeds
towards the beginning of string. Return the position of the first
character of the matched substring.Not_found
if no substring matches.let string_partial_match: (regexp, string, int) => bool;
Str.string_match
, but also returns true if
the argument string is a prefix of a string that matches.
This includes the case of a true complete match.let matched_string: string => string;
matched_string s
returns the substring of s
that was matched
by the last call to one of the following matching or searching
functions:Str.string_match
Str.search_forward
Str.search_backward
Str.string_partial_match
Str.global_substitute
Str.substitute_first
Str.global_replace
Str.replace_first
Str.split
Str.bounded_split
Str.split_delim
Str.bounded_split_delim
Str.full_split
Str.bounded_full_split
global_substitute
and substitute_first
,
a call to matched_string
is only valid within the subst
argument,
not after global_substitute
or substitute_first
returns.
The user must make sure that the parameter s
is the same string
that was passed to the matching or searching function.
let match_beginning: unit => int;
match_beginning()
returns the position of the first character
of the substring that was matched by the last call to a matching
or searching function (see Str.matched_string
for details).let match_end: unit => int;
match_end()
returns the position of the character following the
last character of the substring that was matched by the last call
to a matching or searching function (see Str.matched_string
for
details).let matched_group: (int, string) => string;
matched_group n s
returns the substring of s
that was matched
by the n
th group \(...\)
of the regular expression that was
matched by the last call to a matching or searching function (see
Str.matched_string
for details).
The user must make sure that the parameter s
is the same string
that was passed to the matching or searching function.Not_found
if the n
th group
of the regular expression was not matched. This can happen
with groups inside alternatives \|
, options ?
or repetitions *
. For instance, the empty string will match
\(a\)*
, but matched_group 1 ""
will raise Not_found
because the first group itself was not matched.let group_beginning: int => int;
group_beginning n
returns the position of the first character
of the substring that was matched by the n
th group of
the regular expression that was matched by the last call to a
matching or searching function (see Str.matched_string
for details).Not_found
if the n
th group of the regular expression
was not matched.Invalid_argument
if there are fewer than n
groups in
the regular expression.let group_end: int => int;
group_end n
returns
the position of the character following the last character of
substring that was matched by the n
th group of the regular
expression that was matched by the last call to a matching or
searching function (see Str.matched_string
for details).Not_found
if the n
th group of the regular expression
was not matched.Invalid_argument
if there are fewer than n
groups in
the regular expression.let global_replace: (regexp, string, string) => string;
global_replace regexp templ s
returns a string identical to s
,
except that all substrings of s
that match regexp
have been
replaced by templ
. The replacement template templ
can contain
\1
, \2
, etc; these sequences will be replaced by the text
matched by the corresponding group in the regular expression.
\0
stands for the text matched by the whole regular expression.let replace_first: (regexp, string, string) => string;
Str.global_replace
, except that only the first substring
matching the regular expression is replaced.let global_substitute: (regexp, string => string, string) => string;
global_substitute regexp subst s
returns a string identical
to s
, except that all substrings of s
that match regexp
have been replaced by the result of function subst
. The
function subst
is called once for each matching substring,
and receives s
(the whole text) as argument.let substitute_first: (regexp, string => string, string) => string;
Str.global_substitute
, except that only the first substring
matching the regular expression is replaced.let replace_matched: (string, string) => string;
replace_matched repl s
returns the replacement text repl
in which \1
, \2
, etc. have been replaced by the text
matched by the corresponding groups in the regular expression
that was matched by the last call to a matching or searching
function (see Str.matched_string
for details).
s
must be the same string that was passed to the matching or
searching function.let split: (regexp, string) => list(string);
split r s
splits s
into substrings, taking as delimiters
the substrings that match r
, and returns the list of substrings.
For instance, split (regexp "[ \t]+") s
splits s
into
blank-separated words. An occurrence of the delimiter at the
beginning or at the end of the string is ignored.let bounded_split: (regexp, string, int) => list(string);
let split_delim: (regexp, string) => list(string);
Str.split
but occurrences of the
delimiter at the beginning and at the end of the string are
recognized and returned as empty strings in the result.
For instance, split_delim (regexp " ") " abc "
returns [""; "abc"; ""]
, while split
with the same
arguments returns ["abc"]
.let bounded_split_delim: (regexp, string, int) => list(string);
Str.bounded_split
, but occurrences of the
delimiter at the beginning and at the end of the string are
recognized and returned as empty strings in the result.type split_result =
| |
Text of string |
| |
Delim of string |
let full_split: (regexp, string) => list(split_result);
Str.split_delim
, but returns
the delimiters as well as the substrings contained between
delimiters. The former are tagged Delim
in the result list;
the latter are tagged Text
. For instance,
full_split (regexp "[{}]") "{ab}"
returns
[Delim "{"; Text "ab"; Delim "}"]
.let bounded_full_split: (regexp, string, int) => list(split_result);
Str.bounded_split_delim
, but returns
the delimiters as well as the substrings contained between
delimiters. The former are tagged Delim
in the result list;
the latter are tagged Text
.let string_before: (string, int) => string;
string_before s n
returns the substring of all characters of s
that precede position n
(excluding the character at
position n
).let string_after: (string, int) => string;
string_after s n
returns the substring of all characters of s
that follow position n
(including the character at
position n
).let first_chars: (string, int) => string;
first_chars s n
returns the first n
characters of s
.
This is the same function as Str.string_before
.let last_chars: (string, int) => string;
last_chars s n
returns the last n
characters of s
.


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Wait a minute, we only wanted the names, how come our whole array is showing up? We know that the list is an array and in the array are three objects. Knowing that, how can we display all three names using expressions? If you get stuck, check out the next slide.


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SPHinXsys
alpha version
|
Abstract class for mesh cell linked list. More...
#include <cell_linked_list.h>
Inherits SPH::BaseMeshField.
Inherited by SPH::MultilevelMesh< BaseCellLinkedList, CellLinkedList, RefinedMesh< CellLinkedList > >, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
Public Member Functions | |
| BaseCellLinkedList (RealBody &real_body, SPHAdaptation &sph_adaptation) | |
| virtual void | assignBaseParticles (BaseParticles *base_particles)=0 |
| virtual void | UpdateCellLists ()=0 |
| virtual void | insertACellLinkedParticleIndex (size_t particle_index, const Vecd &particle_position)=0 |
| virtual void | InsertACellLinkedListDataEntry (size_t particle_index, const Vecd &particle_position)=0 |
| virtual ListData | findNearestListDataEntry (const Vecd &position)=0 |
| virtual void | computingSequence (StdLargeVec< size_t > &sequence)=0 |
| virtual void | tagBodyPartByCell (CellLists &cell_lists, std::function< bool(Vecd, Real)> &check_included)=0 |
| virtual void | tagBodyDomainBoundingCells (StdVec< CellLists > &cell_lists, BoundingBox &body_domain_bounds, int axis)=0 |
| virtual void | tagMirrorBoundingCells (CellLists &cell_lists, BoundingBox &body_domain_bounds, int axis, bool positive)=0 |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SPH::BaseMeshField | |
| BaseMeshField (const std::string &name) | |
| std::string | Name () |
| virtual void | writeMeshFieldToPlt (std::ofstream &output_file)=0 |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | clearSplitCellLists (SplitCellLists &split_cell_lists) |
| virtual void | updateSplitCellLists (SplitCellLists &split_cell_lists)=0 |
Protected Attributes | |
| RealBody & | real_body_ |
| Kernel & | kernel_ |
| BaseParticles * | base_particles_ |
| Protected Attributes inherited from SPH::BaseMeshField | |
| std::string | name_ |
Abstract class for mesh cell linked list.
| SPH::BaseCellLinkedList::BaseCellLinkedList | ( | RealBody & | real_body, |
| SPHAdaptation & | sph_adaptation | ||
| ) |
The buffer size 2 used to expand computational domain for particle searching.
|
pure virtual |
Assign base particles to the mesh cell linked list, and is important because particles are not defined in the constructor.
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
protectedvirtual |
clear split cell lists in this mesh
|
pure virtual |
computing the sequence which indicate the order of sorted particle data
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
find the nearest list data entry
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
Insert a cell-linked_list entry of the index and particle position pair.
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
Insert a cell-linked_list entry to the concurrent index list.
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
Tag domain bounding cells in an axis direction, called by domain bounding classes
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
Tag body part by cell, call by body part
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
Tag mirror bounding cells, called by mirror boundary condition
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
pure virtual |
update the cell lists
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.
|
protectedpure virtual |
update split particle list in this mesh
Implemented in SPH::MultilevelCellLinkedList, and SPH::CellLinkedList.


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Returns a new String that is aString with the appropriate characters replaced by their URL escape codes.
Fetches the url and returns the result as a Sequence. Returns an Error, if one occurs.
fetchHttp(optionalProgressBlock)
Private method that fetches an http url.
fetchRaw
Fetch and return the entire response. Note: This may have problems for some request times.
fetchToFile(aFile)
Fetch the url and save the result to the specified File object.
Saving is done as the data is read, which helps minimize memory usage.
Returns self on success or nil on error.
fetchWithProgress(progressBlock)
Same as fetch, but with each read, progressBlock is called with the readBuffer
and the content size as parameters.
headerBreaks
Private method to connect to the host and write the header.
openOnDesktop
Opens the URL in the local default browser. Supports OSX, Windows and (perhaps) other Unixes.
parse
Private method to parse the url.
post(parameters, headers)
Sends an HTTP post message. If parameters is a Map, its key/value pairs are
send as the post parameters. If parameters is a Sequence or String, it is sent directly.
Any headers in the headers map are sent with the request.
Returns a sequence containing the response on success or an Error, if one occurs.
processHttpResponse(optionalProgressBlock)
Private method that processes http response.
referer
Returns the referer String or nil if not set.
requestHeader
Returns a Sequence containing the request header that will be sent.
setReferer(aString)
Sets the referer. Returns self.
setRequest(requestString)
Private method to set the url request.
setResponseHeaderString(headerString)
Private method that parses the responseHeaders.
setURL(urlString)
Sets the url string and parses into the protocol, host, port path, and query slots. Returns self.
stopFetch
Stops the fetch, if there is one. Returns self.
test
Private test method.
unescapeString(aString)
Returns a new String that is aString with the URL escape codes replaced by the appropriate characters.
url
Returns url string.
with(urlString)
Returns a new URL instance for the url in the urlString.


Understanding Access
Access is a Tcl-based language that allows you to write scripts to perform complex operations with DIScover. You can invoke these scripts in numerous ways: attach them to menu items, call them in a Caliper session, or connect them to particular DIScover events like checkin. You can design scripts to write output to files, to groups, to DIScover Browsers and viewers, and more. In addition, you can create scripts that calculate new attributes that can be used in list filters and reports, as well as in Access scripts.
This book covers the following topics:


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Ming YIN
This idea
was originally designed by
Daimajia
on Andriod.


Singly Linked List is a linear and connected data structure made of Nodes. Each node is composed of a variable data
where its content is stored and a pointer to the next Node on the list. The Linked List has a pointer to the first element of this Node sequence and may also have another pointer to the last Node to make operations at the far end less time-consuming. You can also store a length
variable to store the total length.
A Doubly Linked List (DLL) contains an extra pointer, typically called previous pointer, together with next pointer and data which are there in singly linked list.
| Operation | Average | Worst |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Θ(n) | O(n) |
| Search | Θ(n) | O(n) |
| Insertion | Θ(1) | O(1) |
| Deletion | Θ(1) | O(1) |
class LinkedList {
Node head; // Pointer to the first element
Node tail; // Optional. Points to the last element
int length; // Optional
class Node {
int data; // Node data. Can be int, string, float, templates, etc
Node next; // Pointer to the next node on the list
Node prev;
Node(int data) {
this.data = data;
}
}
// Adding a node at the front of the list
public void push(int new_data) {
/* 1. allocate node
* 2. put in the data */
Node new_Node = new Node(new_data);
/* 3. Make next of new node as head and previous as NULL */
new_Node.next = head;
new_Node.prev = null;
/* 4. change prev of head node to new node */
if (head != null)
head.prev = new_Node;
/* 5. move the head to point to the new node */
head = new_Node;
}
/* Given a node as prev_node, insert a new node after the given node */
public void InsertAfter(Node prev_Node, int new_data) {
/*1. check if the given prev_node is NULL */
if (prev_Node == null) {
System.out.println("The given previous node cannot be NULL ");
return;
}
/* 2. allocate node
* 3. put in the data */
Node new_node = new Node(new_data);
/* 4. Make next of new node as next of prev_node */
new_node.next = prev_Node.next;
/* 5. Make the next of prev_node as new_node */
prev_Node.next = new_node;
/* 6. Make prev_node as previous of new_node */
new_node.prev = prev_Node;
/* 7. Change previous of new_node's next node */
if (new_node.next != null)
new_node.next.prev = new_node;
}
}
A CS50 video explaining the Doubly Linked List Data Structure


Metrics
Harbor Sync Controller exposes prometheus metrics. You configure the listen address / port via -metrics-addr
.
The following metrics are available:
| metric name | type | labels | description |
|---|---|---|---|
http_request_duration_seconds |
histogram | code,method,path |
keeps track of the duration API requests towards harbor |
harbor_matching_projects |
gauge | config,selector_type,selector_project_name |
total number of matching projects per HarborSyncConfig |
harbor_robot_account_expiry |
gauge | project,robot |
the date after which the robot account expires, expressed as Unix Epoch Time |
harbor_sync_sent_webhooks |
gauge | config,target,status_code |
The number of webhooks sent |
Alerts
Here are example alerts
groups:
- name: harbor_rules
rules:
- alert: HarborAccountExpires
expr: (harbor_robot_account_expiry - time()) / 86400 < 14
for: 10m
labels:
severity: warning
annotations:
summary: "CRITICAL: harbor robot account '{{ $labels.robot }}' in project '{{ $labels.project }}' expires in less than 14d"
description: "harbor robot account expires soon"
- alert: HarborOutgoingWebhooksFailed
expr: sum(increase(harbor_sync_sent_webhooks{status_code!="200"}[1h])) by (target) > 0
labels:
severity: critical
annotations:
summary: "CRITICAL: harbor outgoing webhook failed: '{{ $labels.target }}'"
description: "harbor does not deliver the robot account information correctly"


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Troubleshooting
- Things look "weird"
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public class BranchRemoteInterface extends RemoteInterface
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_APPLY_REFERRAL_CODE
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
apply referral code action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_COMPLETE_ACTION
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
complete action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_GET_CUSTOM_URL
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get custom URL action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_GET_REFERRAL_CODE
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get referral code action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_GET_REFERRAL_COUNTS
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/install action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_GET_REWARD_HISTORY
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get rewards history action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_GET_REWARDS
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get rewards action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_IDENTIFY
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
identify user action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_LOGOUT
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
logout action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_REDEEM_REWARDS
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
redeem rewards action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_REGISTER_CLOSE
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/app closed action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_REGISTER_INSTALL
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/install action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_REGISTER_OPEN
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/app opened action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_SEND_APP_LIST
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
send app list to server action. |
static java.lang.String |
REQ_TAG_VALIDATE_REFERRAL_CODE
A
static Integer that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
validate referral code action. |
NO_API_KEY_STATUS, NO_CONNECTIVITY_STATUS, NO_TAG_VALUE
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BranchRemoteInterface()
Required, but empty constructor method.
|
BranchRemoteInterface(Context context)
The main constructor of the BranchRemoteInterface class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
applyReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Submits a referral code to be applied to the current Branch session.
|
void |
connectToDebug()
Connect to server debug endpoint.
|
void |
createCustomUrl(JSONObject post)
Create custom URL, for use elsewhere within the app, without returning the value of the
created link itself.
|
ServerResponse |
createCustomUrlSync(JSONObject post)
Create custom URL, and return the server response for use elsewhere within the app.
|
void |
disconnectFromDebug()
Disconnect from the server debug interface.
|
void |
getCreditHistory(JSONObject post)
Gets the credit history of the bucket specified in the post request.
|
void |
getReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Get the applied referral code, and store in currently instantiated
PrefHelper object
if one exists. |
void |
getReferralCounts()
Get the number of referrals for the App ID specified in the current
PrefHelper
object. |
void |
getRewards()
Get the rewards for the App ID specified in the current
PrefHelper object. |
void |
identifyUser(JSONObject post)
Identify the user logged in to the current session.
|
void |
logoutUser(JSONObject post)
Logs out the user from the current session.
|
void |
redeemRewards(JSONObject post)
Get the rewards for the App ID specified in the post
JSONObject . |
void |
registerClose()
Calls the command to close the connection on the Branch API.
|
void |
registerInstall(java.lang.String installID,
boolean debug)
Register an install event with the Branch API.
|
void |
registerListOfApps(JSONObject post)
Registers a list of apps currently installed on the device.
|
void |
registerOpen(boolean debug)
Register an open application event with the Branch API.
|
void |
sendLog(java.lang.String log)
Log messages to the server's debug interface.
|
void |
setNetworkCallbackListener(NetworkCallback callback)
Sets a callback listener to handle network events received during this app session.
|
void |
userCompletedAction(JSONObject post)
A void call to indicate that the user has performed a specific action and for that to be
reported to the Branch API, with additional app-defined meta data to go along with that action.
|
void |
validateReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Submits a referral code to be validated by the Branch API.
|
make_restful_get, make_restful_get, make_restful_post, make_restful_post, make_restful_post, make_restful_post
public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_REGISTER_INSTALL
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/install action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_REGISTER_OPEN
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/app opened action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_REGISTER_CLOSE
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/app closed action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_COMPLETE_ACTION
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
complete action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_GET_REFERRAL_COUNTS
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
register/install action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_GET_REWARDS
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get rewards action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_REDEEM_REWARDS
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
redeem rewards action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_GET_REWARD_HISTORY
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get rewards history action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_GET_CUSTOM_URL
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get custom URL action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_IDENTIFY
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
identify user action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_LOGOUT
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
logout action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_GET_REFERRAL_CODE
static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
get referral code action.public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_VALIDATE_REFERRAL_CODE
A static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
validate referral code action.
public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_APPLY_REFERRAL_CODE
A static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
apply referral code action.
public static final java.lang.String REQ_TAG_SEND_APP_LIST
A static
Integer
that is used to identify a tag that indicates a
send app list to server action.
public BranchRemoteInterface()
Required, but empty constructor method.
Use BranchRemoteInterface(Context)
instead, as it instantiates the class
PrefHelper
and SystemObserver
handles for the class.
BranchRemoteInterface#prefHelper_}
,
BranchRemoteInterface#sysObserver_}
public BranchRemoteInterface(Context context)
The main constructor of the BranchRemoteInterface class.
context
- A Context
from which this call was made.public void setNetworkCallbackListener(NetworkCallback callback)
Sets a callback listener to handle network events received during this app session.
callback
- A NetworkCallback
object instance that will be triggered for
each network event that occurs during this app session.public void registerInstall(java.lang.String installID, boolean debug)
Register an install event with the Branch API.
installID
- A String
value containing the identifier used to denote this
install instance; if none exists, uses the link ID used to open the app.debug
- A Boolean
value that determines whether or not to open the
connection in debug mode or not. If true, the operations carried
out for this session will not be counted in analytics.public void registerOpen(boolean debug)
Register an open application event with the Branch API.
debug
- A Boolean
value that determines whether or not to open the connection
in debug mode or not. If true, the operations carried out for this
session will not be counted in analytics.public void registerClose()
Calls the command to close the connection on the Branch API.
public void registerListOfApps(JSONObject post)
Registers a list of apps currently installed on the device.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void userCompletedAction(JSONObject post)
A void call to indicate that the user has performed a specific action and for that to be reported to the Branch API, with additional app-defined meta data to go along with that action.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void redeemRewards(JSONObject post)
Get the rewards for the App ID specified in the post JSONObject
.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void getRewards()
Get the rewards for the App ID specified in the current PrefHelper
object.
public void getReferralCounts()
Get the number of referrals for the App ID specified in the current PrefHelper
object.
public void getCreditHistory(JSONObject post)
Gets the credit history of the bucket specified in the post request.
post
- - A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void createCustomUrl(JSONObject post)
Create custom URL, for use elsewhere within the app, without returning the value of the created link itself.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public ServerResponse createCustomUrlSync(JSONObject post)
Create custom URL, and return the server response for use elsewhere within the app.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.ServerResponse
object containing the Branch API response to the
request.public void identifyUser(JSONObject post)
Identify the user logged in to the current session.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void logoutUser(JSONObject post)
Logs out the user from the current session.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void getReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Get the applied referral code, and store in currently instantiated PrefHelper
object
if one exists.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs.public void validateReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Submits a referral code to be validated by the Branch API.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs, including one
called "referral_code", that is required for a successful code validation
attempt.public void applyReferralCode(JSONObject post)
Submits a referral code to be applied to the current Branch session.
post
- A JSONObject
containing post data key-value-pairs, including one
called "referral_code", that is required for a successful code validation
attempt.public void connectToDebug()
Connect to server debug endpoint.
public void disconnectFromDebug()
Disconnect from the server debug interface.
public void sendLog(java.lang.String log)
Log messages to the server's debug interface.
log
- A String
variable containing information to log.


StateMachineBox Class
Constructor
Item Index
Methods
- _changeContent
- _registerPopup static
- _setAsActive
- _unregisterPopup static
- close
- currentContent
- deleteLocale static
- draw
- fireAction
- fireEvent
- getActive static
- getLocale static
- getTopMost static
- getTopMost static
- hide
- hideLoader
- hideOverlay
- init static
- next
- prev
- redraw
- redraw
- remove
- setLocale static
- show
- showLoader
- showOverlay
Properties
- _$cache static
- _activePopup static
- _languageKeys static
- _localeKeys static
- _popups static
- _theme static
- FADE_TIME static
- MODE static
- MODES static
- THEMES static
Methods
_changeContent
-
event
-
from
-
to
This method hides the instance's ajax loader.
Parameters:
Returns:
_registerPopup
-
popup
This method can be used to add a StateMachineBox to the list of registered instances.
Parameters:
-
popup
StateMachineBox
Returns:
_setAsActive
()
StateMachineBox
protected
chainable
This method sets the current StateMachineBox instance as currently active.
Returns:
_unregisterPopup
-
popup
This method can be used to remove a StateMachineBox from the list of registered instances.
Parameters:
-
popup
StateMachineBox
Returns:
close
-
ignoreCallback
This method hides the instance's ajax loader.
Parameters:
-
ignoreCallback
BooleanOptional. Default is false. Indicates if the beforeClose and onClose callbacks will be called.
Returns:
currentContent
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method returns the content associated with the current state.
Returns:
deleteLocale
-
language
This method can be used to remove unneeded locale data from the memory.
Parameters:
-
language
String
Returns:
draw
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method draws the StateMachineBox instance to the DOM.
Returns:
fireAction
-
name
-
params...
This method triggers an action (one of StateMachineBox.ACTIONS). Those actions are a subset of all events.
Parameters:
-
name
StringThe name of the action.
-
params...
MixedOptional. Any parameter will be passed to the action.
Returns:
fireEvent
-
name
-
params...
This method triggers an event. If the event is invalid for the current state onFailure will be called. This method might seem a bit unnecessary but implicit event function calls might appear weird and this method has better error reporting.
Parameters:
-
name
StringThe name of the event to trigger.
-
params...
MixedOptional. Any parameter will be passed to the event callback.
Returns:
getActive
()
StateMachineBox
protected
static
This method returns the active StateMachineBox instance or the front most (if none are active).
Returns:
getLocale
-
language
-
key
This method gets the locale value for a given language and and a given key. If no key is specified this method returns the data object for the given language.
Parameters:
Returns:
getTopMost
()
StateMachineBox
public
static
This method finds out which StateMachineBox instance is the front most. It doesn't work if custom styles or css classes are set.
Returns:
getTopMost
-
popup
This method finds out which StateMachineBox instance is the front most. It doesn't work if custom styles or css classes are set.
Parameters:
-
popup
StateMachineBox
Returns:
init
()
StateMachineBox
public
static
chainable
This method initializes the StateMachineBox class. For example the default locales are set.
Returns:
next
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method is a convenience method for fireEvent. If the state allows only 1 event this method will trigger that event.
Returns:
prev
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method is a convenience method for fireEvent (just like next). The difference here is that the state machine has no direction so next and prev are indistinguishable. Therefore the state machine must have a 'back' event for all states that are supposed to allow prev. Only if there is exactly 1 other state that has an event that changes to the current state, prev can be applied.
Returns:
redraw
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method redraws the StateMachineBox instance. This does not actually redraw everything but resets the texts of elements containing locale data.
Returns:
redraw
()
StateMachineBox
chainable
This method redraws the StateMachineBox instance. This does not actually redraw everything but resets the theme css classes of the according elements.
Returns:
remove
()
Synonym for close.
setLocale
-
language
-
values
-
redraw
This method sets the locale information for a specific language. This information will be updated in all StateMachineBox'es by default.
Parameters:
Returns:
Properties
_activePopup
StateMachineBox
protected
static
This property saves the currently active StateMachineBox instance.
_languageKeys
Array
protected
static
This array lists all valid language keys. Based on the ISO language codes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes).
_theme
String
protected
static
This property defines the current theme of the StateMachineBox class.
Default: THEMES.DEFAULT
FADE_TIME
Number
static
This property defines how fast fade-in and fade-out animations are.
Default: 180
MODE
String
static
This property saves the current mode of the StateMachineBox class.
Default: MODES.SINGLE


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Class AutoSyncLayeredSpatialMap<T>
A version of LayeredSpatialMap<T> which takes items that implement IPositionable, and uses that interface's properties/events to automatically ensure items are recorded at the proper positions in the spatial map when they move and that the position fields are updated if the spatial map's move functions are used.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: SadRogue.Primitives.SpatialMaps
Assembly: TheSadRogue.Primitives.dll
Syntax
public sealed class AutoSyncLayeredSpatialMap<T> : AutoSyncAdvancedLayeredSpatialMap<T>, ISpatialMap<T>, IReadOnlyLayeredSpatialMap<T>, IReadOnlySpatialMap<T>, IEnumerable<ItemPositionPair<T>>, IEnumerable where T : class, IHasID, IPositionable, IHasLayer
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of object that will be contained by this spatial map. |
Remarks
This class automatically keeps the spatial map position of each object synced up with their Position property; you may either use the Move functions of the spatial map, in which case the Position fields of the objects are updated as appropriate, or you may change the Position field, in which case the spatial map position is updated to match.
If you want to manually control the positions of items in the spatial map, you should use LayeredSpatialMap<T> instead.
Constructors
AutoSyncLayeredSpatialMap(Int32, Func<Int32, IListPool<T>>, IEqualityComparer<Point>, Int32, UInt32)
Constructor.
Declaration
public AutoSyncLayeredSpatialMap(int numberOfLayers, Func<int, IListPool<T>> customListPoolCreator = null, IEqualityComparer<Point> pointComparer = null, int startingLayer = 0, uint layersSupportingMultipleItems = 0U)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | numberOfLayers | Number of layers to include. |
| Func<Int32, IListPool<T>> | customListPoolCreator | A function used to determine the list pool implementation used for the spatial maps which support multiple items in a location (if any). The function takes the layer it is creating the pool for as a parameter. If no custom creator is specified, a ListPool is used. |
| IEqualityComparer<Point> | pointComparer | Equality comparer to use for comparison and hashing of points, as object are added to/removed from/moved around the spatial map. Be especially mindful of the efficiency of its GetHashCode function, as it will determine the efficiency of many AdvancedLayeredSpatialMap functions. Defaults to the default equality comparer for Point, which uses a fairly efficient generalized hashing algorithm. |
| Int32 | startingLayer | Index to use for the first layer. |
| UInt32 | layersSupportingMultipleItems | A layer mask indicating which layers should support multiple items residing at the same location on that layer. Defaults to no layers. |


@( name: String, platform: String, description: String, propertyTable: com.google.common.collect.Table[org.ubicollab.ubibazaar.core.ManagerType, String, String], categories: String ) @import b3.vertical.fieldConstructor // Declares a vertical field constructor as default @ubibazaar("New device registration") {
Please fill in properties below so that users can install your app on their devices. If there is more than one installation type, you can choose to support more of them (or not).
@b3.form(routes.AppDevelopmentController.add) { @for(managerTypePropertyRow <- propertyTable.rowMap().entrySet()) {


Security Groups¶
Create a security group¶
This operation takes one parameter, an associative array, with the following keys:
| Name | Description | Data type | Required? | Default value | Example value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | A human-readable name for the security group. This name might not be unique. | String | Yes | new-webservers | |
| description | Description of the security group. | String | No | null | security group for webservers |
You can create a security group as shown in the following example:
/** @var $securityGroup OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\SecurityGroup **/
$securityGroup = $networkingService->createSecurityGroup(array(
'name' => 'new-webservers',
'description' => 'security group for webservers'
));
List security groups¶
You can list all the security groups to which you have access as shown in the following example:
$securityGroups = $networkingService->listSecurityGroups();
foreach ($securityGroups as $securityGroup) {
/** @var $securityGroup OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\SecurityGroup **/
}
Get a security group¶
You can retrieve a specific security group by using that security group’s ID, as shown in the following example:
/** @var $securityGroup OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\SecurityGroup **/
$securityGroup = $networkingService->getSecurityGroup('{secGroupId}');
Delete a security group¶
You can delete a security group as shown in the following example:
$securityGroup->delete();


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|
#include <IDragonSensor.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | SENSOR_USAGE { UNKNOWN_SENSOR = -1, MAIN_LIMELIGHT, FORWARD_SENSOR, REARWARD_SENSOR, MAX_SENSORS } |
Public Member Functions | |
| IDragonSensor ()=default | |
| ~IDragonSensor ()=default | |
| virtual double | GetConfidence () const =0 |
| virtual SENSOR_USAGE | GetUsage () const =0 |
Inteface: IDragonSensor Description: This inteface provides a common set of methods for all sensors
Definition at line 32 of file IDragonSensor.h.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| UNKNOWN_SENSOR | |
| MAIN_LIMELIGHT | |
| FORWARD_SENSOR | |
| REARWARD_SENSOR | |
| MAX_SENSORS |
Definition at line 36 of file IDragonSensor.h.
|
default |
|
default |
|
pure virtual |
Method: GetConfidence Description: Indicates how accurate the returned value is Returns: double 0.0 == ignore (sensor has an error)
Implemented in DragonLimelight, DragonLidar, DragonUltrasonic, and DragonUltrasonicPWM.
|
pure virtual |
Method: GetUsage Description: Indicate what the sensor is used for
Implemented in DragonLimelight, DragonLidar, DragonUltrasonic, and DragonUltrasonicPWM.


PC Engines apu coreboot Open Source Firmware v<IP_ADDRESS>
PC Engines apu coreboot Open Source Firmware v<IP_ADDRESS>
Key changes
Mainline:
- Rebased with official coreboot repository commit 8952d1c.
- Fixed random coreboot hangs on apu1.
- Fixed AGESA assertion errors on apu1.
- We tried to look into USB 3.0 link calibration setting to find possible workarounds for issues with USB 3.0 sticks detection. However, modifying any of them had no impact on the detection rate. Further investigation in progress.
- Changed Memtest86plus revision to newer commit 0b756257276729c1a12bc1d95e7a1f044894bda2 that support both apu1 and apu2 platforms. Previous revisions had problem with SMBus interface and SPD retrieval.
- With the new release of coreboot 4.12 3mdeb has a new key used for signing release images: PC Engines Open Source Firmware Release 4.12 Signing Key. Remember to import it to your GPG (or other key management software) before signature verification
coreboot community
Patches merged by community:
Total:
- 14 lines added,
- 0 lines removed,
in official coreboot repository.
Statistics
The chart shows the total files changed from release tag against the rebase point of given release specified in CHANGELOG (CHANGELOG.md and gitlab-ci.yml excluded from statistics). Check the statistics with:
git diff --stat 8952d1c ':(exclude).gitlab-ci.yml' ':(exclude)CHANGELOG.md'
94 files changed, 3283 insertions(+), 381 deletions(-)
The chart represents the total line added and deleted on the PC Engines coreboot fork against the rebase point for a given release.
Two files have not been included in the diff as mentioned above since they are not a part of coreboot tree.
The number of changes slightly increased, because we did not yet upstream all fixes for apu1.
Testing
-
PC Engines hardware configuration matrix - hardware configurations available for testing in 3mdeb laboratory.
-
PC Engines release validation results - please note there are separate sheets for each board-release.
- Mainline:
- PASSED: 443 (+7)
- FAILED: 9 (-6)
- PASSED [%]: 98.23 (+1.33%)
No particular changes in tests in this release. Regression didn’t detect new bugs. Increased pass ratio has been caused by avoiding USB detection bug
Binaries
Mainline
See how to verify the signatures on asciinema
What we planned
-
Improve the support of TPM2 in coreboot and SeaBIOS. Currently there is only the TCPA (TPM1.2) log support in coreboot. Additionally SeaBIOS overwrites existing entries in TPM2 log area.
cbmem
utility also lacks support for displaying TPM2 log area.WORK IN PROGRESS
-
Reorganize runtime configuration by making it persistent across updates and accessible from user space. Also prepare a tool for offline binary modification.
VERIFICATION
-
Vital Product Data (VPD) support. User will have possibility to store and change VPD configuration in Read-Write section of SPI flash. Moreover, default VPD keys and values will be stored in Read-Only region to protect data against corruption. Also, sortbootorder runtime configuration will be stored in VPD Read-Write section, so access to it will be possible in OS via dedicated util.
VERIFICATION
Coming soon
Feature and improvements on the roadmap:
- Improve the support of TPM2 in coreboot and SeaBIOS. Currently there is only
the TCPA (TPM1.2) log support in coreboot. Additionally SeaBIOS overwrites
existing entries in TPM2 log area.
cbmem
utility also lacks support for displaying TPM2 log area. - Reorganize runtime configuration by making it persistent across updates and accessible from user space. Also prepare a tool for offline binary modification.
- Vital Product Data (VPD) support. User will have possibility to store and change VPD configuration in Read-Write section of SPI flash. Moreover, default VPD keys and values will be stored in Read-Only region to protect data against corruption. Also, sortbootorder runtime configuration will be stored in VPD Read-Write section, so access to it will be possible in OS via dedicated util.


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Getting Started
Installation
First make sure you have Java 7 or later installed on your machine. This is required for Fantom and for creating our embedded JRE images.
Next we need to install Fantom, Studs and several utilities we’ll need to build our firmware.
macOS
The easiest method for macOS is to use Homebrew and fanr:
$ brew update
$ brew install fantom
$ brew install fwup squashfs coreutils
$ fanr install -r http://eggbox.fantomfactory.org/fanr/ "studs,studsTools"
Linux
Fantom is currently not available in most package managers, so you’ll need to download and unzip onto your system. Follow Setup instructions on fantom.org. Note that Java is a pre-requisite for Fantom.
Next install fwup
using the instructions on the Installation Page.
The ssh-askpass package is also required on Linux so burn
command will be able to use sudo to gain the required permission to write directly to an SD card:
$ sudo apt-get install ssh-askpass
Finally, install squashfs-tools using your distribution’s package manager along with the Studs fantom pods. For example:
$ sudo apt-get install squashfs-tools
$ fanr install -r http://eggbox.fantomfactory.org/fanr/ "studs,studsTools"
Create a Project
To get started, first we need to create a new project:
$ fan studs init myproj
This will create a stand-alone PathEnv to keep our application pods separate from our master Fantom lib:
myproj/
├── fan.props # fan config for PathEnv
├── src/
│ ├── fan/
│ │ └── Main.fan # application entry point
│ └── build.fan # project build file
├── studs.props # firmware configuration file
└── studs/
├── jres/ # target JREs installed here
├── systems/ # target systems installed here
└── releases/ # compiled firmware images put here
studs.props
contains the configuration for your firmware, including the targets you wish to build for. The default target is bb
, but you may change or add additional targets by commenting/uncommenting them:
# studs.props
# Uncomment to add target platform to build
target.bb=true
#target.rpi3=true
#target.rpi0=true
Install Embedded JRE
Oracle requires you to jump through several hoops in order to get a JRE for embedded platforms, so unfortunately this part of the process must be manually completed.
Download the appropriate embedded JDK for your target platform:
| Target | eJDK |
|---|---|
| BeagleBone | ejdk-8u###-linux-armv6-vfp-hflt.tar.gz |
| Raspberry Pi 3 | ejdk-8u###-linux-armv6-vfp-hflt.tar.gz |
| Raspberry Pi Zero | ejdk-8u###-linux-arm-sflt.tar.gz |
Next copy the tar into your project directory:
myproj/
└── studs/
└── jres/
└── ejdk-8u###-linux-armv6-vfp-hflt.tar.gz
From here the build tools will manage creating the correct image for your device.
Build your Project
Now we’re ready to build!
$ src/build.fan
$ fan studs asm
This will compile your Fantom application and assemble the firmware images for your target device(s). The first time studs asm
is run the system dependencies will be downloaded which can take a few minutes. After that firmware builds will be fast.
After building the firmware, images are placed under the releases
dir, where the naming convention is proj-version-target
:
myproj/
└── studs/
└── releases/
└── myproj-1.0.0-bb.fw
See Building for detailed documentation on the build process.
Running your Project
To run your freshly minted project we need to burn our firmware image onto a SD card:
$ fan studs burn
This command will automatically detect the SD card in your host machine. If you have more then one card, or if you have more than one firmware target, you will be prompted to select the desired choices.
Once complete, insert card into the target device and power up.


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--- author: display_name: Greg Bunce email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tags: - address - alignment - data - freeway - highway - roads - transportation categories: [] date: 2022-03-18 11:12:40 -0600 HighwayLinearReferencingSystemRoutes: hub: name: UDOT Routes ALRS alias: Utah Advanced LRS Routes (UDOT) item_id: 7e53a418e78b464bbf8cc9e209c4109d org: uplan updates: - Updates to this dataset are published periodically to refine route representation, add additional routes, and in response to route realignment. MilepostPoints: hub: name: Utah UDOT Mile Reference Posts item_id: 1680c84cd7fb426194505eec5fead902 skip_fgdb: true updates: - 2021 FreewayExitPoints: hub: name: Utah Roads Freeway Exits item_id: ead23cdea2184a45a92007261675457e updates: - Updates to this dataset are published infrequently. ShieldLabelingLines: downloads: - url: https://drive.google.com/a/utah.gov/uc?id=0ByStJjVZ7c7mMFFPbFIxZkt6am8&export=download label: 'Shield Labeling Lines: File Geodatabase' - url: https://drive.google.com/a/utah.gov/uc?id=0ByStJjVZ7c7mOVNuSlBGU1k5aUU&export=download label: 'Shield Labeling Lines: Shapefile' updates: - Updates to this dataset are published infrequently. --- {% include abstract.html name="Roads and Highway System" stewards="UGRC, Local Government partners" abstract="This dataset contains GIS mapping data representing the statewide roads centerline dataset for Utah and other road and highway related data such as milepost locations, exit numbers and names, polylineM highway linear referencing system (LRS) routes, and label lines for dynamic rendering of highway shields." %}
Transportation.Roads is a multi-purpose statewide roads dataset for cartography, routing, and range based-address location. This dataset is also used as the base geometry for deriving the GIS-representation of UDOT’s highway linear referencing system (LRS) as well as UGRC's network analysis datasets.
This layer also plays an important role in active transportation planning in Utah. Recent collaborative efforts between UGRC, UDOT, and WFRC have led to significant enhancements in the bike and pedestrian data in both the Roads and Trails-and-Pathways layers. These efforts have focused on better connectivity between the layers (along the Wasatch Front), as well as improvements in the statewide bike data. You can contribute to the on-street bike data by letting us know where we have gaps or inaccurate information.
Transportation.Roads utilizes a data model based on Next-Generation 911 standards and the Federal Highway Administration's All Roads Network Of Linear-referenced Data (ARNOLD) reporting requirements for state DOTs. UGRC adopted this data model on September 13th, 2017.
To see specific information about the data model including field names and descriptions, data types, coded value
domains, and data model updates, see the data
model spreadsheet and the corresponding tabs for update notes and coded value domains. The color-coded
section titled Addressing
is primarily maintained by the local stewards, where as the section titled
DOT/FHWA
is primarily maintained by UDOT. UGRC spatially assigns fields in the section titled
Placename/Area
, based on current SGID polygon boundaries. UGRC also generates the
UNIQUE_ID
field based on the segment's location in the US National Grid, with the street name then
tacked on. The UNIQUE_ID
field is static and is UGRC's current, ad hoc solution to a persistent
global id.
This data model is meant to suggest 'best practices'. It is not the intent that all stewards will change their current data management process to match this standard, but rather that stewards will evaluate their current practices to see how well their data 'maps' to this schema for data sharing and Next Generation 911 preparedness.
{% include contact.html subject=page.title contact=site.data.contacts.roads %}
We are currently working with US Forest Service to improve the Forest Service roads in this dataset, however, for the most current and complete set of USFS roads, please visit the FSGeodata Clearinghouse.
The native spatial reference for this dataset is UTM Zone 12N, NAD83 (0.01 meter coordinate precision). The statewide roads dataset is maintained by UGRC in partnership with local government, the Utah 911 Committee, and UDOT.
Updates to this dataset are published every month, with approximately nine counties receiving detailed review.
The UDOT Routes ALRS layer is a polylineM dataset wherein each state and federal route is a single feature whose vertices include a milepoint measure coordinate.
Major routes (shown in the ROUTE_ID
field) are named using UDOT’s naming convention (ex. 0089PM is
US-89, a mainline route in the positive direction). Ramps and collectors are also included and have 11 character
identifiers (ex. 0015NR31703 is at exit 317 on I-15).
ROUTE_ID
field codes:
P
represents Positive direction (increasing milepoint values)
N
represents Negative direction (for divided routes only)
M
represents Mainline
R
represents Ramp
C
represents Collector
X
represents Other
The native spatial reference for this dataset is UTM Zone 12N, NAD83. The GIS dataset representing the UDOT ALRS is stewarded by UDOT with assistance from DTS, UGRC and local government.
The CARTO_CODE
field can be used to query subsets or classify different types of UDOT routes:
The Mile Reference Posts dataset contains the location of milepost signs as they are located along the roads. This collection technique is different from milepost locations that are derived from a linear reference system (LRS). The advantage of this collection method is that the mile reference posts stay in roughly the same place over time and do not change when other sections of the road, or LRS, are realigned.
Mile reference post locations are derived from images captured by Mandli Communications, using on-the-ground asset collection technology. These locations were then aligned to UDOT’s linear referencing system.
This data will be updated through on-the-ground collection every 2 years under the current contract. The data served on this page was captured in 2021 and reflects what was on the ground at that time.
The Mile Reference Posts is an ESRI Roads and Highways Event layer and supports the RP Stationing App.
FIELDS worth noting
Legend
- Milepost number on sign
Measure
- Location of the milepost along the LRS
Station Label
- Highway name + direction of route along LRS (P = positive, milepost numbers increasing; N = negative, milepost numbers decreasing) + milepost number. For example the value 0015PM_271 translates to mile marker 217 on Interstate-15 on the north bound (P) side.
Mile Reference Posts are signs located in physical locations. They are helpful for navigation but may not reflect the linear referencing measurement.
Linear referencing system mile point measures (linear measures) are calculated based on geometric lengths of data and are spatially accurate. They may or may not align with actual Mile Reference Posts and are updated every time a change is made in the spatial data to reflect updates in the physical location and length of the roadway.
For more information on the difference between mile reference posts and linear measures, please refer to UDOT’s webpage addressing this topic or their informational document.
Transportation.Roads_FreewayExits contains point locations for each freeway and limited access highway exit along with the exit number, name, associated route, and connected streets/routes.
The EXITNAME field provides the primary route name and exit number plus the connecting route number or street name and place name carried by the exit sign. Route number and exit number are also carried in separate fields.
The native spatial reference for this dataset is UTM Zone 12N, NAD83 (0.01 meter coordinate precision). This dataset was assembled by UGRC from resources provided by UDOT, as a resource for 911 dispatch and for general map reference.
Transportation.RoadsShieldLines consists of highway route lines edited to best enable non-redundant, dynamic label rendering of highway shields for freeways, US highways, and state highways.
In ArcMap, define a label class for each CLASS field value. 1 is for freeways, 2 for US highways, and 3 is for state highways. Each label class should use a SQL expression to define the class and the default class should be disabled or deleted.
When defined labeling properties are defined properly, the minimum number of freeway and highway shields should be displayed without introducing ambiguity.
The native spatial reference for this dataset is UTM Zone 12N, NAD83 (0.01 meter coordinate precision). This dataset was assembled by UGRC for general purpose cartography.


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[sourcecode language="xml"]
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When Cebuanos speak of Argao, they refer in the same breath to the Cebu delicacies "torta" (native sponge cake) and "tableya" (native chocolate) -- products of indigenous industries started during or even before the Spanish conquest.
There is however a lot more to this first-class southern Cebu municipality than its food specialties, visitors soon learn.
Tracing its founding as a Spanish pueblo to as far back as 1608, Argao can lay claim to being one of the oldest towns in the province.
Starting in the early 1800s, its "cabecera" or town center was a church-rectory-municipal hall-plaza-complex fortified against Moro attacks by a massive rectangular wall fashioned from cut coral stones and two of its four huge entryways remain today.
TORTA AND SIKWATE. Torta, a type of native sponge cake, and sikwate, native chocolate drink, are the first things that come to mind when you say Argao. Never leave the town without trying these delicacies.
A few other early 19th century structures built inside the "El Pueblo Hispano Antiguo de Argao (old Spanish town of Argao)" or simply "Cabecera de Argao (town center of Argao)," designed according to the Spanish crown's blueprint for its settlements in the colonies, continue to be used by Argawanons.
Other than its unique historical and cultural landmark, Argao is also home to several nature sites that are every traveler's dream. It hosts caves, mountain and mountain ranges, rivers, and an accessible waterfall.
This first-class municipality is around 68 kilometers or a little over two hours of travel by car from Cebu City. A trip on the public bus takes three hours because of stops along the way.
A profile of the town by the Department of Trade and Industry describes Argao as having vast flatlands and plains along its highway. Lands in the center part of the town are mountainous and very steep, it added.
As of 1994, according to DTI, Argao has total land area of 21,044.72 hectares. Of this figure, 15,403 hectares are alienable and disposable while 5,350 hectares are classified as forest, reservation, or timberland.
Municipalities along Argao's border include Sibonga in the north, Dalaguete in the south, and Dumanjug, Ronda, Alcantara, Moalboal, and Badian in the west. East of the town is the Bohol Strait.
The "cabecera" remaining from Spanish colonial times, as it stands today in Argao, was essentially rebuilt around the church by Fr. Mateo Perez during his tenure as parish priest from 1803 to 1836, according to Paul Gerschwiler in his historical outline of Argao.
Archdiocesan records trace the existence of this present-day church -- the central structure upon which the locations of other cabecera buildings were based -- to as far back as 1788, said the book Balaanong Bahandi.
Although another church historian, Pedro Galende, attributed the current structure to Fr. Mateo Perez, which served as parish priest for 33 straight years from 1803 to 1806, the date "1738" engraved above the arch of the church's side door indicates it may have been completed during Fr. Francisco Espina's time from 1782 to 1798, the book added.
Argao was one of eight vicarages established in 1599 and, while it became a town or mission pueblo as early as 1608, it was only set up as a parish over a hundred years later or in 1733, cited the Balaanong Bahandi, adding the reason for this oversight was never adequately explained.
Indeed, pointed out Gerschwiler, there appears to be no records or evidence of the cabecera during the previous two hundred years, or when it was raided by the Moros and the extent of the destruction, except that the defense structure put up by Fr. Perez came about as a consequence of these attacks.
Argao remains primarily a farming and fishing town, although urbanization has come in the form of residents who have married foreigners and those with family members who are overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
These locals have started enterprises and built modern day residences which are in stark contrast to age-old houses that dot the town center and mountainsides and indigenous livelihood started even before or during the Spanish period.
Modern-day Argao still practices traditional livelihood like farming and fishing and handicraft like weaving.
Other unique industries that the town is famous for are the making of pure tableya (bitter chocolate rounds) from cacao beans and the baking of torta (a form of sponge cake that uses tuba or coconut wine as leavening) and biscuits like broas. It is said that the fiesta celebration in Argao, which falls every September, is not complete without the torta, and many households even bake their own during the celebration.
Argao is a town steeped in history and heritage that has, at the same time, adapted very well to modern times, for it is the very first local government that has provided free wi-fi connection to residents at its plaza.
This guide to Argao is a collaboration among InnoPub Media, Smart Communications Inc., the Municipal Government of Argao, Cebu Provincial Government, Department of Tourism, Marco Polo Plaza Cebu and The Island Group.


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The sources of knowledge are uncountable. What is accounted for in formal education and textbooks, and now even the internet, is but a fraction of what exists in the collective cognition of the world we inhabit. Bits of knowledge are dispersed all around us, be it the difference between a good sponge cake and one that is just the best, or getting the slant of the wrist just right for that perfect backhand stroke, or learning the nuances of playing the right chords on the guitar that sound just great. This collective wisdom resides in the minds of the millions that inhabit this world, and some of it is endangered to be lost forever as the world trundles on, at a fast pace. That would indeed be sad.
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This week the tech blog was more open-ended, so we got to choose a topic to research and explain at a high level. I chose to find out more about big O notation and complexity. I have done some reading in the past that covered the topic, so I do have some foundation, but I wanted to dig a little deeper. Big O notation is used to measure algorithms by how they respond to changes in input size. It is used for the worst case scenario of the running time of an algorithm. For a problem size N, here is how we would express a few examples in big O notation:
- a constant-time method is "order 1": O(1)
- a linear-time method is "order N": O(N)
- a quadratic-time method is "order N squared": O(N2)
O(1)
A constant time method will always execute in the same time no matter what the size of the input data.
O(N)
A linear time method algorithm's performance will grow linearly and in direct proportion to the size of input data. It is always measured on the terms of the worst case scenario. Even in cases where a search could potentially end faster, it is not considered with big O complexity.
O(N2)
A quadratic time method algorithm's performance is directly proportional to the square of the size of the input data. This is often the result of nested loops, and as you go deeper the performance increases by a power.
These are just some examples of the big O notation and how you can compare them to simple programs. Obviously, as programs get larger, you want to minimize the workload of your algorithms and optimize performance. Big O complexity is something to keep an eye on when trying to write efficient code.


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When I was in Israel at the end of 2012, I was talking with the folks putting the finishing touches on the Check Point 2013 Security Report. Of course, since then, the report has been formally released and you can now read it for yourself. Here's a video preview of what you'll find in it:
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Some of the data gathered for this report was related to the 3D Security Reports Check Point generated for customers during 2012 where we took a Security Gateway and either ran it in-line (in bridge mode) or plugged it into a mirror port on a customer's switch. It's worth pointing out that, in many cases, a competitive security solution was already in place and the Check Point Security Gateways were seeing stuff the other solutions were missing.
Other data for this report also came from SensorNet, ThreatCloud, and results from our Endpoint Security Best Practices Report, which is a great way to find out if your Windows PC is configured according to our Best Practices.
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George Peter Staplin's ctext package is a library extension for Tcl/Tk versions 8.0 or higher, written in pure Tcl/Tk code. It is part of tklib, which has the address
https://core.tcl.tk/tklib
Tablelist supports interactive cell editing with the aid of the ctext widget implemented in the package mentioned above. The steps needed for using this widget for editing the cells of a given column are as follows:
tablelist::addCtext
command
described below.columnconfigure
subcommand to set the given column's -editable
option to true
and its -editwindow
option to
the value returned by the command mentioned above. (These options are
supported at cell level, too, with the aid of the cellconfigure
subcommand.)tablelist::addCtext
Commandtablelist::addCtext
– Register the ctext widget for
interactive cell editingtablelist::addCtext ?name?
-editwindow
column or
cell configuration option. It may be any string that is different
from the Tk core and tile edit window names. The default is
ctext
. The command returns its
name
argument.-padx
and
-pady
options set to 2
, its
-wrap
option set to none
, and its
initial height set to the number of lines contained in it. There is,
however, an exception from this rule: If the -wrap
option of the cell's
column was set to true and Tk version 8.5 or higher is being used, then the
ctext widget's -wrap
option will be set to
word
and its initial height will equal the number of
display lines (taking into account the line wraps) contained in
it. You can use the script corresponding to the -editstartcommand
tablelist configuration option to override the initial settings (except
the height) according to your needs.-wrap
option was
set to word
or char
(either by
Tablelist or from within the above-mentioned script) and Tk version 8.5 or
higher is being used, then, whenever its width changes (e.g., due to
interactive column resizing), its height will be set automatically to the
number of display lines contained in it. (The number of display lines
is retrieved with the aid of the count
-displaylines
text widget subcommand, introduced in Tk
8.5.)package require Wcb
or package require wcb
) then the ctext
widget's height will be updated automatically whenever text is inserted
into or deleted from it, which makes the editing much more
user-friendly. This is achieved by using an appropriately defined
after-insert
and after-delete
callback for the edit window. You can use the script corresponding to
the -editstartcommand
tablelist configuration option to define further callbacks for the ctext
widget. (The above-mentioned callback is created via
wcb::cbappend
, after returning from that
script.)Tab
key is reserved for navigation between
the editable cells, but the user can insert a tabulator character into the
ctext widget by pressing Control-i
.Return
and
KP_Enter
keys insert a newline character into the ctext
widget. Control-j
can also be used for inserting a
newline. Control-Return
and
Control-KP_Enter
terminate the editing and destroy the edit
window.Control-Home
and Control-End
have
their well-known text widget-specific bindings, just like
Meta-<
and Meta->
if
tk_strictMotif
is false. Again, this is different
from the behavior of the other widgets used for interactive cell editing
(except the Tk core text widget). For jumping into the first/last
editable cell, the user can press
Alt-Home
/Alt-End
or
Meta-Home
/Meta-End
(Command-Home
/Command-End
on Mac OS Classic and
Mac OS X/11+ Aqua).


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Interface DeprecatedApi
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@Deprecated @Path("/_matrix/identity/api/v1") @Consumes("application/x-www-form-urlencoded") @Produces("application/json") public interface DeprecatedApi
Deprecated.in favor of v2.Deprecated API.

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Method Detail
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createEmailSessionDeprecated
@Deprecated @POST @Path("/validate/email/requestToken") void createEmailSessionDeprecated(@FormParam("client_secret") String clientSecret, @FormParam("email") String email, @FormParam("send_attempt") Long sendAttempt, @FormParam("next_link") String nextLink, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo uriInfo, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders httpHeaders, @Suspended javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse asyncResponse)
Deprecated.Create a session for validating an email address.
The identity server will send an email containing a token. If that token is presented to the identity server in the future, it indicates that that user was able to read the email for that email address, and so we validate ownership of the email address.
Note that homeservers offer APIs that proxy this API, adding additional behaviour on top, for example, /register/email/requestToken is designed specifically for use when registering an account and therefore will inform the user if the email address given is already registered on the server.
Return:SessionResponse
.Status code 200: Session created.
Status code 400: An error ocurred. Some possible errors are:
- M_INVALID_EMAIL: The email address provided was invalid.
- M_EMAIL_SEND_ERROR: The validation email could not be sent.
- Parameters:
clientSecret
- Required. A unique string generated by the client, and used to identify the validation attempt. It must be a string consisting of the characters [0-9a-zA-Z.=_-]. Its length must not exceed 255 characters and it must not be empty.email
- Required. The email address to validate.sendAttempt
- Required. The server will only send an email if the send_attempt is a number greater than the most recent one which it has seen, scoped to that email + client_secret pair. This is to avoid repeatedly sending the same email in the case of request retries between the POSTing user and the identity server. The client should increment this value if they desire a new email (e.g. a reminder) to be sent.nextLink
- Optional. When the validation is completed, the identity server will redirect the user to this URL.uriInfo
- Request Information.httpHeaders
- Http headers.asyncResponse
- Asynchronous response.
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postValidateEmailDeprecated
@Deprecated @POST @Path("/validate/email/submitToken") void postValidateEmailDeprecated(@FormParam("sid") String sid, @FormParam("client_secret") String clientSecret, @FormParam("token") String token, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo uriInfo, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders httpHeaders, @Suspended javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse asyncResponse)
Deprecated.Validate ownership of an email address.
If the three parameters are consistent with a set generated by a requestToken call, ownership of the email address is considered to have been validated. This does not publish any information publicly, or associate the email address with any Matrix user ID. Specifically, calls to /lookup will not show a binding.
The identity server is free to match the token case-insensitively, or carry out other mapping operations such as unicode normalisation. Whether to do so is an implementation detail for the identity server. Clients must always pass on the token without modification.
Return:ValidationResponse
.Status code 200: The success of the validation.
- Parameters:
sid
- Required. The session ID, generated by the requestToken call.clientSecret
- Required. The client secret that was supplied to the requestToken call.token
- Required. The token generated by the requestToken call and emailed to the user.uriInfo
- Request Information.httpHeaders
- Http headers.asyncResponse
- Asynchronous response.
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createPhoneSessionDeprecated
@Deprecated @POST @Path("/validate/msisdn/requestToken") void createPhoneSessionDeprecated(@FormParam("client_secret") String clientSecret, @FormParam("country") String country, @FormParam("phone_number") String phoneNumber, @FormParam("send_attempt") Long sendAttempt, @FormParam("next_link") String nextLink, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo uriInfo, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders httpHeaders, @Suspended javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse asyncResponse)
Deprecated.Create a session for validating a phone number.
The identity server will send an SMS message containing a token. If that token is presented to the identity server in the future, it indicates that that user was able to read the SMS for that phone number, and so we validate ownership of the phone number.
Note that homeservers offer APIs that proxy this API, adding additional behaviour on top, for example, /register/msisdn/requestToken is designed specifically for use when registering an account and therefore will inform the user if the phone number given is already registered on the server.
Return:SessionResponse
.Status code 200: Session created.
Status code 400: An error ocurred. Some possible errors are:
- M_INVALID_ADDRESS: The phone number provided was invalid.
- M_SEND_ERROR: The validation SMS could not be sent.
- M_DESTINATION_REJECTED: The identity server cannot deliver an SMS to the provided country or region.
- Parameters:
clientSecret
- Required. A unique string generated by the client, and used to identify the validation attempt. It must be a string consisting of the characters [0-9a-zA-Z.=_-]. Its length must not exceed 255 characters and it must not be empty.country
- Required. The two-letter uppercase ISO country code that the number in phone_number should be parsed as if it were dialled from.phoneNumber
- Required. The phone number to validate.sendAttempt
- Required. The server will only send an SMS if the send_attempt is a number greater than the most recent one which it has seen, scoped to that country + phone_number + client_secret triple. This is to avoid repeatedly sending the same SMS in the case of request retries between the POSTing user and the identity server. The client should increment this value if they desire a new SMS (e.g. a reminder) to be sent.nextLink
- Optional. When the validation is completed, the identity server will redirect the user to this URL.uriInfo
- Request Information.httpHeaders
- Http headers.asyncResponse
- Asynchronous response.
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postValidatePhoneDeprecated
@Deprecated @POST @Path("/validate/msisdn/submitToken") void postValidatePhoneDeprecated(@FormParam("sid") String sid, @FormParam("client_secret") String clientSecret, @FormParam("token") String token, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo uriInfo, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders httpHeaders, @Suspended javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse asyncResponse)
Deprecated.Validate ownership of a phone number.
If the three parameters are consistent with a set generated by a requestToken call, ownership of the email address is considered to have been validated. This does not publish any information publicly, or associate the email address with any Matrix user ID. Specifically, calls to /lookup will not show a binding.
The identity server is free to match the token case-insensitively, or carry out other mapping operations such as unicode normalisation. Whether to do so is an implementation detail for the identity server. Clients must always pass on the token without modification.
Return:ValidationResponse
.Status code 200: The success of the validation.
- Parameters:
sid
- Required. The session ID, generated by the requestToken call.clientSecret
- Required. The client secret that was supplied to the requestToken call.token
- Required. The token generated by the requestToken call and sent to the user.uriInfo
- Request Information.httpHeaders
- Http headers.asyncResponse
- Asynchronous response.
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publishDeprecated
@Deprecated @POST @Path("/bind") void publishDeprecated(@FormParam("sid") String sid, @FormParam("client_secret") String clientSecret, @FormParam("mxid") String mxid, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo uriInfo, @Context javax.ws.rs.core.HttpHeaders httpHeaders, @Suspended javax.ws.rs.container.AsyncResponse asyncResponse)
Deprecated.Publish an association between a session and a Matrix user ID.
Future calls to /lookup for any of the session's 3pids will return this association.
Return:PublishResponse
.Status code 200: The association was published.
Status code 400: The association was not published. If the session has not been validated, then errcode will be M_SESSION_NOT_VALIDATED. If the session has timed out, then errcode will be M_SESSION_EXPIRED.
Status code 404: The Session ID or client secret were not found.
- Parameters:
sid
- Required. The Session ID generated by the requestToken call.clientSecret
- Required. The client secret passed to the requestToken call.mxid
- Required. The Matrix user ID to associate with the 3pids.uriInfo
- Request Information.httpHeaders
- Http headers.asyncResponse
- Asynchronous response.
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Angel Eyes * * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Luis Mandoki. Cast: Jennifer Lopez, Jim Caviezel, Terrence Howard, Jeremy Sisto, Sonia Braga, Victor Argo, Monet Mazur, Shirley Knight. 2001 - 102 minutes Rated R (for violence, profanity, and sex). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, May 19, 2001.
While watching the theatrical trailer and television ads for "Angel Eyes" would lead you to believe the film is a supernatural romance, along the lines of 1990's "Ghost" or 1998's "City of Angels," it really isn't at all. "Angel Eyes" is a romance, to be sure, but it goes so much deeper than the soapy genre usually permits, and turns out to not have any connection with otherworldly entities. Infinitely more mature and delicately plotted than most big, studio-distributed love stories, it enraptures you in its humane characters and their plight from the very beginning, and doesn't let go until the emotionally honest conclusion.
Chicago P.D. officer Sharon Pogue (Jennifer Lopez) has had a rough year. Although she loves her job, she is mostly estranged from her entire family, and is living a lonely, single life.  Chase doesn't ever seem to want to talk much about himself, but he is helplessly attracted to Sharon, and she can't help but be drawn to his obscure mystique--and his willingness to go out of his way to be "good" to people, and do the right thing. Chase is hiding something, though, and Sharon knows it. After all, people just don't show up in the middle of nowhere and risk their life for a complete stranger.
In what has, thus far, been a lackluster year with virtually no truly great movies, "Angel Eyes" is one of the better films of 2001. Directed by Luis Mandoki (1994's "When a Man Loves a Woman"), it is a rare motion picture that refreshingly doesn't feel the need to create big plot twists and mechanically-created problems. The movie falsely sets the viewer up for surprises and unforeseen turns, only to uncover a stirring multiple character study of two people who may or may not have met by chance, and are struggling to make sense of everything--the good, as well as the bad--that has happened in their lives.
In what is her most powerful performance, to date, Jennifer Lopez (2001's "The Wedding Planner") is really shaping up to be one of the great actresses of her generation. So much more than just a pretty face, Lopez is strong-willed and profoundly touching as officer Sharon Pogue, not to mention completely plausible as a professional, trained cop. The journey that Lopez takes through the duration of the story is one of great catharsis and understanding, and the pain she feels from being shut off by her father for doing something she firmly believed was right is palpably sustained.
Fulfilling his part of the bargain, and more, Jim Caviezel (2000's "Frequency") is appropriately subtle, and all the more effective because of his on-target portrayal of the inscrutable Chase. Chase's backstory, which is intentionally hidden until the third act, is fairly predictable, but the realism that he brings to these grievous circumstances could not have worked so well with a lesser actor in the role.
The rest of the actors taking up space along the edges have small, but pivotal parts, all of which are fully realized. Sonia Braga (1995's "Two Deaths") and Victor Argo (2000's "The Yards") are poignant as Sharon's parents, and Jeremy Sisto (1995's "Clueless") strongly plays Sharon's brother, of whom she's seen her relationship with also falter. Veteran actress Shirley Knight (2001's "The Center of the World") also turns up as an equally mysterious acquaintance of Chase's.
The romance that blossoms between Sharon and Chase is one that is sharply written by screenwriter Gerald Di Pego, capturing all of the nuances of the growing love that occurs between two people. There is an obligatory love scene between the two characters, but it also happens to be one of the most simplistic and steamy that has ended up onscreen in some time. For once, the entrance of sex into the story is not gratuitous, but powerful, as it is about characters coming together and connecting in the closest way they know how, rather than to just merely titillate the audience.
"Angel Eyes," grittily photographed by Piotr Sobocinski and lushly scored by Marco Beltrami, is of a growingly scarce breed. It is an intelligent, impassioned adult romance that has a lot to say, and doesn't feel the need to let a rock soundtrack full of love ballads explain it. Director Mandoki lets his characters actually talk, and lets the viewer get to know and care about what happens to them. And at the center of everything, Jennifer Lopez, once and for all, exposes herself to be exactly what she has been hinting at for several years: a genuine movie star.
- Copyright 2001 by Dustin Putman http://www.all-reviews.com/reviewers/DustinPutman.htm http://us.imdb.com/reviewsby?Dustin+Putman http://www.atnzone.com
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