Hi!
This is my first post here, i am very happy with the effort from this community to create this fantastic energy monitoring suite.
I have the Raspberry & Emon V3 setup, wich was quite easy to setup. And also a EmonTX with Nanode RF that is not so easy to setup.
I have looked across this site to try to find som simple 1-2-3 setup guide for this arduino board but cant seem to find it.
Some questions remain.
- Does the Nanode come preloaded with the firmware and software it needs or do i have to program the unit myself?
- How can i set this unit up with my API key for posting to emoncms?
- Where can i find specific detailed information on how to connect dallas sensor, wich ports to be used?
- How many dallas sensors can be connected to one port?
- Can this unit be configured to have 3 CTs, One optical pulse sensor or two, and 5 dallas sensors?
I am also interested to know if the EmonTX V3 can use multiple dallas sensors on one bus? How many can be used? Do i need to upload some new arduino sketch or do some alterations to the software in any way for this to work or will it automaticly be listed more incoming data in emoncms?
Would be happy if there is such a thing as a simple 1-2-3 setu guide where i can just follow instructions to get my data online.
Hope that someone has the time to give me some pointers.
Thanks
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
"Some questions remain.
- Does the Nanode come preloaded with the firmware and software it needs or do i have to program the unit myself?"
It comes with a Bootloader, but no sketch. You can find suitable sketches on GitHub. https://github.com/openenergymonitor/NanodeRF (Do NOT use the latest Ethercard library, use the OCT2012 version.)
"- How can i set this unit up with my API key for posting to emoncms?"
You enter your APIkey in the sketch.
"- Where can i find specific detailed information on how to connect dallas sensor, wich ports to be used?"
"- How many dallas sensors can be connected to one port?"
"- Can this unit be configured to have 3 CTs, One optical pulse sensor or two, and 5 dallas sensors?"
Do you mean the emonTx or the NanodeRF? I think the Nanode RF cannot do more than operate as a base node because there is insufficient memory. That is the reason you must use the old Ethercard library and not the latest version. If you are asking about your other emonTx, which version is it?
"I am also interested to know if the EmonTX V3 can use multiple dallas sensors on one bus? How many can be used? Do i need to upload some new arduino sketch or do some alterations to the software in any way for this to work or will it automaticly be listed more incoming data in emoncms?"
The emonTx V3 can use more than one temperature sensor, but only if you use a separate 5 V supply. The current available when using the ac adapter as the only power source is insufficient for more than one. If you do have an external 5 V supply, then you can have many sensors. How many depends on the topology of the connections, there is some guidance in Building Blocks. The default emonTx V3.4 "discrete sample" sketch will, without modification, read up to 6 sensors and send the temperatures.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Thank you kindly for fast and accurate information.
I will just have to dig in to the sketches and try to design the sketch that i need. Probably start with the default sketch for the Nanode/TXShield.
I still have som questions:
- What is the name of default sketch for NanodeRF + TX Shield combination? Do i need multiple files to put together one sketch or is this all pre-made somewhere?
- Can the Emon TX Shield for NanodeRF use multiple Dallas sensors? Does it require special sketch?
- Can i add something to the sketch in order to get optical LED pulse readout from the NanodeRF/TX shield? I need input for two sensor readers. I already have the hardware for one.
- There is four inputs where the dallas should go on my TXShield, two for power and two others with the text "dallas". Is this two separate inputs for dallas sensors or is it something else? In the pictures for this product in the shop there is only three inputs. On my unit however there are four.
Many questions, but i see so much potential in these gadgets that i really want to find out. I read all the info on the site Wiki and the webshop but this info seems to be missing. Thanks to anyone who would like to fill in this info.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
I shall repeat what I wrote above: I do not think the NanodeRF is capable of doing any more than operating as a base node. I think if you try to add an emonTx Shield and then merge the functions of the emonTx sketch into the NanodeRF sketch, you will fail, because there is insufficient memory available in the ATmega 328P. That is the reason why there is no sketch for the combination of emonTx Shield + NanodeRF.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Hi!
Thank you kindly for repeating this information.
In the shop it looks like this shield and the Nanode should work together, but maybe they dont.
It is stated that:
"Compatible with OpenEnergyMonitor modules (emonGLCD, emonBase - NanodeRF etc.)"
"Product Description
The emonTx Shield is an open source hardware arduino shield footprint compatible electricity and temperature monitoring shield that can be connected to any standard Arduino UNO, Leonardo, NanodeRF (for web connectivity and posting to emoncms.org) or even the new Arduino Yun."
But maybe that means communication with these modules by radio, and not direct connect?
I cant really understand how the shield should be used? Do i need another Arduino board just to operate the shield? And then go by radio to the Nanode that will upload the info? Thats a bummber because my shield does not have RF chip.
Is it possible or not to use the Nanode for energymonitoring, or is it only possible to relay the signal from other units?
Can this unit handle for example just two optical pulse readers and 5 dallas sensors or is the momory not enough for any kind of sensors?
I am tempted by the fact that this can be one unit, and not a network of multiple units, that can be used for independent energy monitoring. With this unit it would be possible to build €30 energy monitoring hardware that uploads info to emoncms. IF it worked as i assumed.
I really need some info on this.
Thanks kindly for the response!
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
The emonTx Shield is indeed normally used with a stand-alone Arduino board, and it adds the capability for 4 CTs and one voltage input, the temperature input and the radio module.
Normally, the Nanode RF has always and, as far as I am aware, only been used as a Base node. I've asked Glyn Hudson or Trystan Lea to comment.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Ok, thanks. Then i would need another RF module on the Shield as i lacks one. I thought i could use it with the Nanode straight away.
I am still interested in getting more details regardin my wanted setup.
- Is it possible to monitor 3CT, 6 Dallas, and two LED pulse inputs with one TX shield?
The perfect setup for me would be one unit, with ethernet included on the board, measuring these points. Relay output would be bonus.
Thank you kindly for your fast replys
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
There should be no problem with monitoring 3 CTs and 6 DS18B20s, but you might have a problem with the two LED pulse inputs, as those would connect directly to the Arduino, and in order to use the usual interrupt-driven routine, you would need two free interrupts. I am not an Arduino expert, but someone who is might be able to help you here.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Hello goodfidelity, Robert. I did put together an example a year ago for the EmonTxShield and NanodeRF together here:
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonTxFirmware/blob/master/emonTxSh...
Its been a while since I've ran it, Has this stopped working with the more recent library? I havent got the Nanode with me here but can test when Im in the office on Monday.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
in order to use the usual interrupt-driven routine, you would need two free interrupts
There's a table here that shows which Arduino pins are mapped to which interrupt vectors on various Arduino models: http://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/AttachInterrupt. Then you just need to find two that aren't being used by your shield(s) for other purposes.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Hi Trystan and Robert!
I am really new to Arduino and still have not even uploaded a sketch.
I am trying to figure out the limits and possibility before i start planning how to set up the system, so that is why i am doing this research about the Nanode with TXshield.
I like the concept of one small, cheap unit providing all that i need and sending it straight out to the emoncms.
And what i wanted from the beginning was the possibility to run:
- 3 CTs
- AC/AC adapter
- 5 Dallas sensors
- One or Two optical sensors for pulse counting. S0 (TTL pulse) might work as well.
For technical reasons i understand that there are limits in the arduino platform which will not allow this. So maybe now i should focus on what is possible.
Maybe its enough with just 3 CTs, AC/AC and 5 dallas units. As the CTs install quick and easy.
Or maybe just 5 dallas units and two optical pulse inputs. And use external power meters with pulse output. This is more expensive, more difficult to install but very accurate. And most cases i would need only one power meter and one pulse input anyway.
The equipment will be used to monitor ventilation systems. And since there sometimes are many systems in one building i just want one unit to handle measuring temperatures and power consumption. Installation needs to be cheap and fast. I prefer ethernet, but sometimes it might go through ethernet bridge.
What is the damage, can this be done with one single ardunioboard that has ethernet output, like the Nanode? Just adding the EmonTX shield?
Thank you for all the help so far!
//J
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Hi dBc!
Thank you for the reply!
I wish my technical knowledge about this platform was more extended. However even if i look at that webpage i really cannot make any clear picture from what i read.
I understand that some of the pins on the Arduino/Nanode board are analouge, and some of them ar digital.
I also have some kind of idea that there are different kinds of digital inputs, but i dont know how they are different.
Is it correct if i assume that "interrupts" are the digital inputs? And for each pulse counter i would need two digital inputs avalible?
Thanks for the patience
//J
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
I understand that some of the pins on the Arduino/Nanode board are analouge, and some of them ar digital.
Yes, that's probably the easiest way to think of it. Strictly speaking they're all digital, it's just that only some of them can be used as analog inputs.  The pins live in PORTS, 8 pins per PORT. Atmel recommend that if you have analog and digital pins in the one PORT, then you avoid any switching on the digital pins during an analog conversion. That might be hard to arrange so the Arduino model of "here are your analog pins, and here are your digital pins" is a nice safe way to go.
I also have some kind of idea that there are different kinds of digital inputs, but i dont know how they are different.
Yes. The AVR has a bunch of features, like PWMs, Timers, Interrupt Controller, ADC etc etc. Each of those features can only use restricted pins from the pool of all digital pins. So if you want to do PWM, you need to choose a pin that the PWM controller can access. If you want to use the ADC, you have to choose a pin that the ADC can access (referred to as the "Analog Pins" above). In your case, if you want to use the Interrupt Controller, you need to choose some pins that the interrupt controller can access.
To further complicate things, the Arduino runtime (and even your Arduino board) won't necessarily give you access to all of the pins that you could otherwise have used. For example on the ATMega2560 chip, I think I can use 32 different pins as interrupt pins (INT0:7 and PCINT0:23), but some of them I can only get to if I've designed my board to let me at the signals, and written my own software to configure them as interrupts.
Assuming you want to stick to stock standard Arduino designs, and use stock standard Arduino interrupt set-up code, then the table I referenced above tells you which pins you can use on various models.
And for each pulse counter i would need two digital inputs avalible?
I'm not familiar with the sketch in question, so can't really comment on that. I'd be surprised if you need two per pulse-counter.... one should be enough.
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Thanks dBC!
I getting more and more understanding for how the board works. Its nice that you guys knows so much about all the hardware and software. I feel this will make a steep learning curve for me.
I am really interested now to know the exact limitations for the Nanode, what can it do and what it cant do in terms of beeing used as a stand alone energy monitoring unit.
Trystan seems to have tried it out, so i am really interested to know what is possible.
I am really enthusiastic about running the Nanode as a small, cheap and simple energy monitor with some temperature measuring capability.
As mentioned earlier this can be mde very simple with the help of external energy meters.
//J
Re: Som questions about the EmonTX/NanodeRF
Hello again guys!
I just spent som time thinking about this that you all put in to this thread, and as i am not as much into hardware or programming i might be a bit off.
But my thinking is this:
Due to som limitations in the Nanode, it is difficult to use it for other things then as a base station.
And if it is to be used for other things, this needs to be simple stuff. Like reading the dallas sensor output.
Also i heard that sometimes it takes a long time for the communication process to finish (RJ45) and that might cause counting errors when counting pulses.
My conclusion was that there should be a simple one wire counter, that can be attached to the Nanode just like a Dallas sensor. And by simply letting the counter do the work, it only has to be read every now and then by the Nanode. This can allow longer intervals between operations on the Nanode (lower frequency?), if that is of any help to power saving if running on battery.
I found this chip:
DS2423: http://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/comms/one-wire/DS2423.html
And after some googleing i found this, which seem to be what i am looking for:
http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=91087.0
This configuration will never loose count. And even if the network connection fails, or power fails to the Nanode, or the Nanode fails.. It will still be counting pulses. Time stamps however will be lost.
I can imagine, that there should be no problem fitting one of these and some Dallas sensors to the Nanode and use it as a one board energy monitor? And with the DS2423 always storing the count, it can be used to verify data already collected if anyone would need that.
Would it be possible, or very easy, to make a NanodeRF with two pulse counting inputs on the DS2423, and some inputs for Dallas or DHT22 sensors?
Thanks for all the good input so far!
//J


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REVIEW: Velvet Goldmine By Luke Buckmaster<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cast: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ewan McGregor, Christian Bale, Toni Collette, Eddie Izzard, Emily Woof, Michael Feast Director: Todd Haynes Writers: Todd Haynes, James Lyons Australian theatrical release date: November 5, 1998
>From 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 1 star
In the classic Trains Plains and Automobiles, Steve Martin gave the late John Candy some valuable advice: "If you're going to tell a story, have a point - it makes it so much more interesting for the listener!" This quote has never been truer than in Velvet Goldmine, a pointless and apathetic examination of nothing in particular, and a lot of it.
Writer-director Todd Haynes has created a controversial and original piece; one that doesn't rely so much on its main characters but rather whom they might represent. David Bowie, for example, bears a striking resemblance to Velvet Goldmine's fictional protagonist, Brian Slade (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), a bisexual flower power rock star. But this isn't a character study, nor is it a study of contrasting eras and social trends - all of which would have probably helped the film keep its stride, had it managed to choose which one it wanted to focus on.
The complex narrative is set in two different eras: 1971-74, when Slade fakes his own assassination during a concert, and ten years later, when reporter Arthur Stuart (Christian Bale) is asked to investigate what happened to the former pop icon. Arthur has deep familiarization with Slade and his movement, having been affected emotionally and sexually by his radical ethics.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers looks laughable in the title role, giving Slade a pompous and wanky presence thanks to a weak screenplay and some extravagant 70's costumes.  Any chance of examining Slade's character is conveniently avoided, as Haynes seems much more concerned with showcasing homosexual orgies rather than studying what makes him kick. As a result, I didn't understand or care about his actions, as Slade comes across as a preying-on-school-boys bastard, and nothing more. The screenplay might have worked if Haynes had written Slade as effectively bastardly as someone like Chad in Neil LaButes In the Company of Men, but he reveals no level of talent that would allow coherent writing to last for more than just a couple of minutes.
Adding insult to, well, insult, Velvet Goldmine attempts to link the movements of its protagonist to the great Oscar Wilde, with dismal results. Since Todd Haynes has failed to create anything worthwhile himself, he takes a couple of people who made successes of themselves, and then tries to make the film successful. If either actually cared about this awful little film, David Bowe would sue, and Oscar Wilde would turn in his grave.
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by Paulina DedajA Navy veteran living in Texas was found dead in his apartment last week after vanishing about three years ago, and the medical examiner’s office is now saying he’s been dead the whole time.
Ronald Wayne White, 51 at the presumed time of death, was found dead on the kitchen floor of his apartment in the DeSoto Town Center Apartments complex just outside of Dallas last week after staff began checking apartments that were rented but had not been using water.
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"My son would call me at least twice a month," his mom Doris Stevens, who lives in Long Island, New York, told WFAA. “When the medical examiner told me three years, my knees gave away. Three years? And that's what I can't get past in my brain. I can't get past three years.”
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Stevens added that she couldn't report him missing because of his age and the frequency at which he would travel all over the world. A search of his previous addresses turned up empty.
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【课程名称】：模拟集成电路设计前沿与挑战
New Frontiers and Challenges of Analog Integrated Circuits Design
【课程号】：Y0260081
【学时】：16学时
【授课语言】：中文
【上课日期】：2017.07.03~2017.07.07（周一到周五）
【上课时间】：下午2:00~5:00 (3h)
【上课地点】：微电子所新所312会议室
【考核方式】：考查
【授课对象】：研究生
【课容量】：20人
【主讲教师】：孙楠教授 （University of Texas at Austin, USA）
【个人简历】：
Nan Sun is Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He received the B.S. degree from Tsinghua University, Beijing, China in 2006, where he ranked top in Department of Electronic Engineering. He received the Ph.D. degree from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University in 2010.
Dr. Sun is a Fellow of the AMD Chair in Computer Engineering at UT Austin. He received NSF Career Award in 2013 and Jack Kilby Research Award from UT Austin in 2015. He also received Samsung Fellowship, Hewlett Packard Fellowship, and Analog Devices Outstanding Student Designer Award in 2003, 2006, and 2007, respectively. He won Harvard Teaching Award in three consecutive years: 2008, 2009, and 2010. He serves in the technical program committee of
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【预备知识】：模拟电路设计，数字信号处理，数模转换器设计
【课程简介】：这门暑期课程将介绍模拟集成电路方向最前沿的研究进展。内容包括各种类型高性能的数模/模数转换器，超低功耗的放大器/滤波器，基于时间域和相位域的模拟信号处理，模拟运算和模拟神经网络，以及压缩识别技术。在课程进行当中，我们将阅读很多最近发表的文献，我们也将讨论到目前为止还没有解决的关键技术问题。这门课程的目标不是对新技术的简单介绍，而是要培养直觉理解并且启发创新。这门课程欢迎对模拟集成电路设计有热情并愿意钻研的学生。
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1.1 Low-power SAR ADC
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by Team ODAudi has taken the wraps off the more driver-focussed iteration of its Audi A8 flagship sedan. The Audi S8 is the quickest A8 available and unlike other new S models, is available with a petrol motor. This makes it a viable option for India's line-up in India, given that the new generation A8 L is set to debut here in some time.
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VERTIGO A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United States, 1958 Restoration Re-Release: Fall 1996 Running Length: 2:08 MPAA Classification: PG (Mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes, Tom Helmore Director: Alfred Hitchcock Producer: Alfred Hitchcock Restoration Producers: Robert A. Harris and James C. Katz Screenplay: Samuel Taylor and Alec Coppel based on the novel D'ENTRE LES MORTS by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac Cinematography: Robert Burks Music: Bernard Herrmann U.S. Distributor: Universal Pictures (original: Paramount Pictures)
Seeing the newly-restored, 70 mm print of VERTIGO in a theater is an experience that no fan of Hitchcock, or of cinema in general, should miss. Especially for those (like me) whose sole exposure to the film has been through faded, deteriorating video copies, the opportunity to watch the movie in a manner akin to the one intended by director Alfred Hitchcock comes as a great boon. In fact, aside from the plot itself, there are few similarities between the shrunken, battered TV version of the film and this painstakingly meticulous restoration.
Hitchcock films in general, and VERTIGO in particular (which many critics view as the Master of Suspense's greatest achievement), have influenced an entire generation of film makers, from Martin Scorsese to Brian DePalma and David Lynch. Hitchcock's innovative use of back- screen projection and camera tricks (such as simultaneously zooming in and tracking out) to enhance suspense and draw the audience deeper into the narrative have frequently been emulated, but rarely equaled. From a craft standpoint, VERTIGO represents the director in peak form.
When observed from a contemporary, 1990s viewpoint, certain plot elements of VERTIGO seem dated and naive (in particular, how women and the justice system are viewed). However, for the most part, the film holds together surprisingly well even 40 years later. There are times when we're aware that VERTIGO was written for a different audience during an earlier era, but this doesn't necessarily detract from the film going experience; rather, it helps place the movie in its proper historical context.
VERTIGO opens with a short prologue that details the circumstances under which Detective John Ferguson (James Stewart) develops an acute case of acrophobia that leads to vertigo whenever he climbs a steep flight of stairs or gets more than a few feet above the ground. After leaving the police force because of this condition, John is approached by an old acquaintance, ship yard magnate Gavin Elster (Tom Helmore), to tail his wife, Madeleine (Kim Novak). Gavin is concerned about Madeleine's health -- she has frequent black-outs and he believes that the spirit of a dead woman is attempting to possess her.
As John follows Madeleine, watching her day after day, he falls for her. Eventually, the two meet and discover that the attraction is mutual. But even love is not enough to overcome John's vertigo, and he is unable to save her from a fall from the top of a church bell tower. Madeleine's death causes John to suffer a breakdown, and, during his recovery, a chance encounter on the street brings him face-to-face with a woman, Judy Barton (Novak), who is the spitting image of his dead love.
Hitchcock does a masterful job blending all of VERTIGO's diverse elements together. It's a love story, a mystery, and a thriller all rolled into one. It deals with issues of obsession, psychological and physical paralysis, and the tenuous nature of romantic love. VERTIGO should really be seen more than once to be fully appreciated. Many of the darker, deeper aspects only begin to bubble to the surface on subsequent viewings.
Stylistically, perhaps the two most noteworthy elements of VERTIGO are its distinctive color scheme, which features reds and greens, and the memorable, haunting score turned in by composer Bernard Herrmann. There are numerous, lengthy passages that pass without dialogue (most of these occur while John is trailing Madeleine), and Herrmann's music sustains Hitchcock's carefully-crafted tone.
James Stewart is perfect for the lead in VERTIGO, playing the sort of role he does best -- a tremendously-likable, but otherwise ordinary man who finds himself caught up in extraordinary circumstances. VERTIGO ranks alongside IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE and MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON as examples of Stewart in top form. As an interesting side note, Hitchcock scholars are in general agreement that John is a subconscious representation of the director -- a man constantly striving for his own image of perfect female beauty. Kim Novak brings the right touch of mystery to Madeleine/Judy. Unattainable and icy in the first role, then earthy and troubled in the second, Novak allows us to accept what could easily seem to be a cheap plot contrivance. Barbara Bel Geddes, as John's good friend, Midge, and Tom Helmore, as Madeleine's husband, fill supporting roles.
This restoration of VERTIGO serves two crucial purposes. First, it allows all those who have loved the film over the years to once again (or perhaps for the first time) view the motion picture in its full glory. Secondly, and more importantly, it preserves a great classic for future generations so that movie-goers for decades to come will be able to see and appreciate VERTIGO as far more than a fading, deteriorating piece of '50s cinema.
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one locale is provided and that all locales are registered. Finally, it configures the TranslateService
by registering the
allowed languages and setting both the default and current language.
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pipe and automatically reformats the date according to current
locale. It also provides an additional datetime
format which is its default value. Please note that the
obDate
is impure, meaning that its use may result in performance issues when used intensively, typically within a loop. In
that case, it is advised to use angular's date
pipe and provide it with the current locale through the
locale$
observable of the ObLanguageService
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| DoSimulation(size_t p=0, double n=1.e+05, underlyingProcess up=Gaussian) | MCEngine< T, U > | inline |
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| MCEngine(T &_rng, const U &_path) | MCEngine< T, U > | inline |
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InflClass
: inflectional class
| Values: | IndEurA | IndEurO | IndEurX | IndEurI | IndEurU | IndEurE | LatPron | LatA | LatE | LatX | LatI | LatI2 | LatAnom | Ind |
Latin distinguishes two main types of inflections: nominal and verbal.
Nominal inflection is traditionally called declension and applies to (proper) nouns, adjectives, pronouns, determiners and numerals, and can express gender, number, case and degree. It also applies to nominal forms of verbs, for which an additional layer is used.
Verbal inflection is traditionally called conjugation and applies to finite and nominal forms of verbs and the auxiliary sum, and can express aspect, mood, tense, voice, person, number and nominal form.
Adverbs, adpositions, co-ordinating and subordinating conjunctions, the various particles and interjections are all invariable parts of speech and never inflect in Latin.
Nominal and verbal inflections are themselves respectively subdivided into different declension and conjugation classes, which historically result from the development of Latin from Proto-Indo-European and were determined by phonological and analogical processes. Basically, the endings of a class were shaped by the final consonant or vowel of the original stem, and parallel outcomes can be observed, synchronically or diachronically, in most of the other Indo-European branches.
The values of InflClass
reflect the original endings of the stems where possible; moreover, the string IndEur
is prepended to those classes which have parallels in other Indo-European languages (hopefully making them reusable by other treebanks, too), while Lat
specifies a class whose pattern is probably confined to Latin (and its daughter languages) only.
The class Ind
for indeclinable words is universal (as it is a sort of “non-class”), and is only applied to members of part-of-speech classes which protoypically inflect, but not to protoypically invariable elements (such as conjunctions).
InflClass
is kept distinct from NounClass
(used for Bantu languages), because the latter involves agreement between a phrasal head and its dependents. On the contrary, inflectional classes in Latin are orthogonal to grammatical categories such as gender, tense, etc., although some correlations exist.
Some Latin words inherit Greek inflectional classes: these are assigned to an existing InflClass
, but marked for Variant=Greek
.
(Remark: Locative is not shown in the following tables, as it is marginal in the case system.)
IndEurA
: first declension
Originating from stems terminating in -a. Mostly tied to the feminine gender, but a relevant portion of first-declension masculine nouns exist. First-class adjectives (including perfect and future participles and gerundives) and all superlative forms follow the first declension in the feminine.
- Example overview by case and number: rosa ‘rose’
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | rosă | rosae |
| Genitive | rosae | rosarum |
| Dative | rosae | rosis |
| Accusative | rosam | rosas |
| Vocative | rosă | rosae |
| Ablative | rosā | rosis |
In other Indo-European branches: gr. θάλασσα, icel. borg, lith. gatvė
Examples
- rosam ‘rose (acc. sing. f.)’
- piratae ‘of/to a pirate (gen./dat. sing. m.); pirates (nom./voc. plur. m.)’
- mystes ‘priest of secret rites (nom. sing. m.)’ (Greek variant)
- pulchrā ‘beautiful (nom./voc./abl. sing. f.)’
- facillimarum ‘most simple (gen. plur. f.)’
IndEurO
: second declension
Originating from stems terminating in -e/o. Mostly tied to the masculine and neuter genders, but some feminine nouns in -us (mostly tree names) exist. First-class adjectives (including perfect and future participles and gerundives/gerunds) and all superlative forms follow the second declension in the masculine and neuter.
- Example overview by case and number: lupus ‘wolf’, templum ‘temple’ (neuter)
| Case | Singular | Plural | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | lupus | lupi | templum | templa |
| Genitive | lupi | luporum | templi | templorum |
| Dative | lupo | lupis | templo | templis |
| Accusative | lupum | lupos | templum | templa |
| Vocative | lupe | lupi | templum | templa |
| Ablative | lupo | lupis | templo | templis |
In other Indo-European branches: gr. άνθρωπος, icel. íslenskur, lith. miškas
Examples
- lupum ‘wolf (acc. sing. m.)’
- scutorum ‘of shields (gen. plur. n.)’
- melos ‘tune (nom./acc. sing. n.)’ (Greek variant)
- pulchro ‘beautiful (dat./abl. sing. m./n.)’
- facillimorum ‘most simple (gen. plur. m./n.)’
IndEurX
: third declension (consonant stems)
Originating from stems terminating in a consonant (“athematic”). Every gender is represented. Pretty much confined to nouns and comparative forms, with few second-class adjectives represented.
- Example overview by case and number: rex ‘king’, tempus ‘time’ (neuter)
| Case | Singular | Plural | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | rex | reges | tempus | tempora |
| Genitive | regis | regum | temporis | temporum |
| Dative | regi | regibus | tempori | temporibus |
| Accusative | regem | reges | tempus | tempora |
| Vocative | rex | reges | tempus | tempora |
| Ablative | rege | regibus | tempore | temporibus |
In other Indo-European branches: gr. θώραξ, icel. maður, lith. sesuo
Examples
- imperatorem ‘emperor (acc. sing. m.)’, nom. sing. imperator
- artificibus ‘to/from masters of the art (dat./abl. plur. m.)’, nom. sing. artifex
- uiscera ‘entrails (nom./acc. plur. n.)’ , nom. sing. viscus
- pulchriores ‘more beautiful (nom./acc. plur. m./f.)’
- ueteri ‘old (dat. sing. m./f./n.)’
IndEurI
: third declension (i stems)
Originating from stems terminating in -i. Every gender is represented. Nearly all second-class adjectives (including present participles), some determiners and some numerals also follow this declension.
- Example overview by case and number: ciuis ‘citizen’, animal ‘animal’ (neuter)
| Case | Singular | Plural | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ciuis | ciues | animal | animalia |
| Genitive | ciuis | ciuium | animalis | animalium |
| Dative | ciui | ciuibus | animali | animalibus |
| Accusative | ciuem | ciues | animal | animalia |
| Vocative | ciuis | ciues | animal | animalia |
| Ablative | ciue | ciuibus | animali | animalibus |
Examples
- ciuem ‘citizen (acc. sing. m./f.)’, nom. sing. ciuis
- marĭa ‘seas (nom./acc. plur. n.)’, nom. sing. mare
- apocalypseon ‘of apocalypses (gen. plur. f.)’ (Greek variant), nom. sing. apocalypsis
- possibili ‘possible (abl./dat. sing. m./f./n.)’, nom. sing. possibilis
- omnis ‘all (nom./voc. sing. m./f., gen. sing. m./f./n.)’
- tribus ‘three (dat./abl. plur. m./f./n.)’, nom. sing. m./f. tres
IndEurU
: fourth declension
Originating from stems terminating in -u. Mostly tied to the masculine, but some feminine nouns in -us and neuter nouns in -u exist. Pretty much confined to nouns and the supine.
- Example overview by case and number: fructus ‘fruit’, cornu ‘horn’ (neuter)
| Case | Singular | Plural | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | fructŭs | fructūs | cornū | cornua |
| Genitive | fructūs | fructuum | cornūs | cornuum |
| Dative | fructui | fructibus | cornui | cornibus |
| Accusative | fructŭm | fructūs | cornū | cornua |
| Vocative | fructŭs | fructūs | cornū | cornua |
| Ablative | fructū | fructibus | cornū | cornibus |
In other Indo-European branches: lith. Vilnius
Examples
- manuum ‘of hands (gen. plur. f.)’
- acubus ‘to/from needles’ (dat./abl. plur. f.)
IndEurE
: fifth declension
Originating from stems terminating in -e. Pretty much restricted to feminine nouns.
- Example overview by case and number: res ‘thing’
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | res | res |
| Genitive | rei | rerum |
| Dative | rei | rebus |
| Accusative | rem | res |
| Vocative | res | res |
| Ablative | re | rebus |
Examples
- barbariei ‘of/to a foreign country (gen./dat. sing. f.)’
LatPron
: pronominal declension
Restricted to most of the (non-personal) pronouns and determiners. It is very similar (and clearly correlated) to the alternation between IndEurA
(“first”) and IndEurO
(“second”) declensions found in first-class adjectives, but deviates from it principally under the following aspects:
- in the singular, for all genders, it characteristically shows the same form in the genitive and dative cases;
- this trait is the only one to be common to all elements taking this inflectional class, and for some of them it has probably arisen in analogy to protoypical members (e.g. ille ‘that (one)’, qui ‘who/which/that’)
- singular nominative/accusative neuter forms end in -d;
- singular nominative masculine forms may lack the typical -s suffix found in nominals (see other declensions).
Many words belonging to this inflectional class also (or, in some cases, only) appear with a clitic-like suffix adjoined to the inflected form, and which contributes to semantic or pragmatic nuances (e.g. eadem ‘the same (one)’ with respect to ea ‘she’), like emphasis.
In future, this inflectional class may be revised and limited only to deviant forms, whith the others taking a “regular” IndEurA
, IndEurO
or IndEurI
value.
- Example overview by case and number: qui, relative pronoun
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | qui, quae, quod | qui, quae, quae |
| Genitive | cuius | quorum, quarum, quorum |
| Dative | cui | quibus |
| Accusative | quem, quam, quod | quos, quas, quae |
| Ablative | quo, qua, quo | quibus |
Examples
- solius ‘only (gen. sing. m./f./n.)’
- illis ‘those (dat./abl. plur. m./f./n.)’
LatA
: first conjugation
Stems with thematic vowel a (resulting from the convergence of different verbal stems).
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): amo ‘to love’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | amas |
| Past indicative | amabas |
| Future indicative | amabis |
| Present subjunctive | ames |
| Past subjunctive | amares |
| Present imperative | ama |
| Future imperative | amato |
| Present participle | amans |
| Gerundive | amandus |
| Infinitive | amare |
Examples
- amaui ‘I have loved’
LatE
: second conjugation
Stems with thematic vowel e (resulting from the convergence of different verbal stems).
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): uideo ‘to see’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | uides |
| Past indicative | uidebas |
| Future indicative | uidebis |
| Present subjunctive | uideas |
| Past subjunctive | uideres |
| Present imperative | uide |
| Future imperative | uideto |
| Present participle | uidens |
| Gerundive | uidendus |
| Infinitive | uidere |
Examples
- uīdi ‘I have seen’
LatX
: third conjugation
Supposedly athematic stems (or ĭ stems as sometimes postulated).
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): lego ‘to read’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | legis |
| Past indicative | legebas |
| Future indicative | leges |
| Present subjunctive | legas |
| Past subjunctive | legeres |
| Present imperative | lege |
| Future imperative | legĭto |
| Present participle | legens |
| Gerundive | legendus |
| Infinitive | legĕre |
Examples
- lēgi ‘I have read’
LatI
: fourth conjugation
Stems with thematic vowel i (resulting from the convergence of different verbal stems).
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): audio ‘to hear’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | audis |
| Past indicative | audiebas |
| Future indicative | audies |
| Present subjunctive | audias |
| Past subjunctive | audires |
| Present imperative | audi |
| Future imperative | audīto |
| Present participle | audiens |
| Gerundive | audiendus |
| Infinitive | audire |
Examples
- audiui ‘I have heard’
LatI2
: mixed conjugation
The “fifth” or “mixed” conjugation arose from the fourth conjugation on the basis of rythmical grounds, and differs from it only with regard to few forms.
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): capio ‘to seize’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | capis |
| Past indicative | capiebas |
| Future indicative | capies |
| Present subjunctive | capias |
| Past subjunctive | capĕres |
| Present imperative | capĕ |
| Future imperative | capĭto |
| Present participle | capiens |
| Gerundive | capiendus |
| Infinitive | capĕre |
Examples
- cēpi ‘I have seized’
LatAnom
: anomalous inflection
Some inflectional patterns, especially of some verbs and personal pronouns, show irregularities that cannot be fully traced back to other classes, and are therefore labelled as “anomalous” (as in uerbum anomalum, i.e. ‘irregular verb’).
- Example overview by case and number: the personal pronoun ego ‘I’
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ego | nos |
| (Genitive | mei | nostri) |
| Dative | mihi | nobis |
| Accusative | me | nos |
| Ablative | me | nobis |
(nos ‘we’ can be also directly lemmatised as nos.)
- Example overview of imperfective forms (in the 2nd person singular active or masculine nominative singular where applicable): uolo ‘to want’
| Tense & Mood / Nominal form | |
|---|---|
| Present indicative | uis |
| Past indicative | uolebas |
| Future indicative | uoles |
| Present subjunctive | uelis |
| Past subjunctive | uelles |
| Present participle | uolens |
| Infinitive | uelle |
Examples
- tibi ‘to you (dat. sing.)’, nom. sing. tu
- fert ‘(he/she/it) carries’, 1st pers. sing. ind. pres. act. fero
There are no anomalous nouns (including proper nouns), adjectives, or determiners: when not simply indeclinable (see Ind
), their deviant forms can unproblematically be considered just variants inside their inflectional paradigms (e.g. animabus instead of animis for the plural dative/ablative of anima, first declension).
Ind
: indeclinable (deprecated)
A word belonging to a part of speech whose members are usually expected to inflect, but which itself does not (or is never attested in more than one form), receives the value Ind
. At the same time, it is not marked for case, but it might still retain gender and/or number if it is a (proper) noun, and thus possesses one inherently and not relationally. The infinitives, as verbal nouns, are indeclinable.
Most nominal parts of speech are also represented by some indeclinable members to a greater or lesser extent. It is not uncommon for these latter, especially for nouns, to be foreign loanwords. Sometimes, such words appear both as indeclinable and as inflected forms (e.g. Adam can be either indeclinable, or associated which the first declension, taking genitive Adae etc.).
The use of this value is deprecated and no longer implemented, as definitions by negative in general in UD: InflClass=Ind
is actually not an inflectional class, but rather the absence of one. So, simply, nothing needs to be annotated, similarly to positive degree or positive polarity.
Examples
- Ierusalem ‘Jerusalem’ (Proper noun)
- fas ‘divine law’ (Noun)
- nequam ‘worthless’ (Adjective)
- tot ‘so many’ (Determiner)
- quattuor ‘four’ (Numeral)
There seem to be no indeclinable finite forms of verbs nor pronouns.
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Greg Hurrell
Looks like I'm not the first.
Suggestion to send
HUP
to nginx master process doesn't work. -
Greg Hurrell
Related, but not quite the same thing: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/176115
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, fixed. Looks like I was overzealous with an earlier optimization:
commit bd5377c529d3017447c69191497c4a06a9013593 Author: Wincent Colaiuta<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Sun Feb 22 19:33:58 2009 -0500 nginx: drop unnecessary "if" and "break" directives We want to fall through here automatically anyway. Signed-off-by: Wincent Colaiuta<EMAIL_ADDRESS>diff --git a/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx-staging.conf b/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx-staging.conf index 215043c..2ce0909 100644 --- a/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx-staging.conf +++ b/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx-staging.conf @@ -138,10 +138,7 @@ http { } # everything else goes to the mongrel cluster - if (!-f $request_filename) { - proxy_pass http://mongrels; - break; - } + proxy_pass http://mongrels; } # end: location } # end: server diff --git a/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf b/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf index b007287..147a174 100644 --- a/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf +++ b/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf @@ -202,10 +202,7 @@ http { } # everything else goes to the mongrel cluster - if (!-f $request_filename) { - proxy_pass http://mongrels; - break; - } + proxy_pass http://mongrels; } # end: location } # end: server
Turns out that we really do fall through here, despite the rules higher up in the config file. Final version looks like this:
# serve static content without hitting Rails location ~ ^/(images|javascripts|stylesheets)/ { expires 10y; } if (-f $request_filename) { break; } # show maintenance page if present if (-f $document_root/system/maintenance.html) { rewrite ^(.*)$ /system/maintenance.html last; break; } # cached pages set $cache_extension ''; if ($request_method = GET) { set $cache_extension '.html'; } # the above is a hack because nginx doesn't allow nested or ANDed ifs if (-f $request_filename$cache_extension) { rewrite (.*) $1.html break; } # everything else goes to the mongrel cluster if (!-f $request_filename) { proxy_pass http://mongrels; break; }
This is a little counterintuitive to me. Need to look up what those
break
,rewrite
andlast
rules really do. -
Greg Hurrell
My understanding of the docs is thus:
- the
if
directive is supplied by the rewrite module itself - the places where I have a
last
following myrewrite
rules, followed by abreak
, I could just have abreak
instead break
in both places (as a separate directive or as part of arewrite
rule) means "really stop processing rewrite rules": this is unlike the normal situation where a rewritten URI while be passed along to subsequent rules, and then fed back into the enclosinglocation
block all over againlast
stops processing rewrite rules (the rewritten URI doesn't get passed along to subsequent rules) but the URI does get fed back into thelocation
block all over again- stuff not protected by an
if
condition will get executed and acted upon regardless of any precedinglast
orbreak
directives
- the
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Greg Hurrell
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"LYCIA "a wolf, a province in the south-west of Asia Minor, opposite the island of Rhodes. It forms part of the region now called Tekeh. It was a province of the Roman empire when visited by Paul (Acts 21:1; 27:5). Two of its towns are mentioned, Patara (21:1, 2) and Myra (27:5).
"LYCIA "a wolf, a province in the south-west of Asia Minor, opposite the island of Rhodes. It forms part of the region now called Tekeh. It was a province of the Roman empire when visited by Paul (Acts 21:1; 27:5).
Two of its towns are mentioned, Patara (21:1, 2) and Myra (27:5).


3 writes to ReleaseOnEnumeration
System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\remoting\client\remotepipeline.cs (1)
83
_inputCollection.
ReleaseOnEnumeration
= true;
engine\remoting\server\ServerPowerShellDriver.cs (1)
132
InputCollection.
ReleaseOnEnumeration
= true;
engine\remoting\server\ServerSteppablePipelineDriver.cs (1)
127
Input.
ReleaseOnEnumeration
= true;
2 references to ReleaseOnEnumeration
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\hostifaces\PSDataCollection.cs (2)
1855
Dbg.Assert(!collection.
ReleaseOnEnumeration
|| !collection.IsEnumerated,
1937
if (_collToEnumerate.
ReleaseOnEnumeration
)


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#customerName#(#customerEmail#)
is inviting you to join his group order at #storeName#.
#orderNote#
If you want to join click the link
Join #invitee#'s group order
Go ahead and order what you like and press Ready when you are done.
#customerName# will place the order by #orderTime#, so make sure to be done before that.