Class: Aws::LexModelBuildingService::Types::PutSlotTypeRequest
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb |
Overview
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#checksum ⇒ String
rw
Identifies a specific revision of the
$LATEST
version. -
#create_version ⇒ Boolean
rw
When set to
true
a new numbered version of the slot type is created. -
#description ⇒ String
rw
A description of the slot type.
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#enumeration_values ⇒ Array<Types::EnumerationValue>
rw
A list of
EnumerationValue
objects that defines the values that the slot type can take. -
#name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the slot type.
-
#parent_slot_type_signature ⇒ String
rw
The built-in slot type used as the parent of the slot type.
-
#slot_type_configurations ⇒ Array<Types::SlotTypeConfiguration>
rw
Configuration information that extends the parent built-in slot type.
-
#value_selection_strategy ⇒ String
rw
Determines the slot resolution strategy that Amazon Lex uses to return slot type values.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#checksum ⇒ String
(rw)
Identifies a specific revision of the $LATEST
version.
When you create a new slot type, leave the checksum
field blank.
If you specify a checksum you get a BadRequestException
exception.
When you want to update a slot type, set the checksum
field to the
checksum of the most recent revision of the $LATEST
version. If
you don't specify the checksum
field, or if the checksum does
not match the $LATEST
version, you get a
PreconditionFailedException
exception.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#create_version ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
When set to true
a new numbered version of the slot type is
created. This is the same as calling the CreateSlotTypeVersion
operation. If you do not specify createVersion
, the default is
false
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#description ⇒ String
(rw)
A description of the slot type.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#enumeration_values ⇒ Array
<Types::EnumerationValue> (rw)
A list of EnumerationValue
objects that defines the values that
the slot type can take. Each value can have a list of synonyms
,
which are additional values that help train the machine learning
model about the values that it resolves for a slot.
A regular expression slot type doesn't require enumeration values. All other slot types require a list of enumeration values.
When Amazon ::Aws::Lex
resolves a slot value, it generates a resolution
list that contains up to five possible values for the slot. If you
are using a ::Aws::Lambda
function, this resolution list is passed to the
function. If you are not using a ::Aws::Lambda
function you can choose to
return the value that the user entered or the first value in the
resolution list as the slot value. The valueSelectionStrategy
field indicates the option to use.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the slot type. The name is not case sensitive.
The name can't match a built-in slot type name, or a built-in slot
type name with "AMAZON." removed. For example, because there is a
built-in slot type called AMAZON.DATE
, you can't create a custom
slot type called DATE
.
For a list of built-in slot types, see Slot Type Reference in the Alexa Skills Kit.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#parent_slot_type_signature ⇒ String
(rw)
The built-in slot type used as the parent of the slot type. When you define a parent slot type, the new slot type has all of the same configuration as the parent.
Only AMAZON.AlphaNumeric
is supported.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#slot_type_configurations ⇒ Array
<Types::SlotTypeConfiguration> (rw)
Configuration information that extends the parent built-in slot type. The configuration is added to the settings for the parent slot type.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#value_selection_strategy ⇒ String
(rw)
Determines the slot resolution strategy that Amazon Lex uses to return slot type values. The field can be set to one of the following values:
ORIGINAL_VALUE
- Returns the value entered by the user, if the user value is similar to the slot value.TOP_RESOLUTION
- If there is a resolution list for the slot, return the first value in the resolution list as the slot type value. If there is no resolution list, null is returned.
If you don't specify the valueSelectionStrategy
, the default is
ORIGINAL_VALUE
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/lib/aws-sdk-lexmodelbuildingservice/types.rb', line 3856
class PutSlotTypeRequest < Struct.new( :name, :description, :enumeration_values, :checksum, :value_selection_strategy, :create_version, :parent_slot_type_signature, :slot_type_configurations) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


Class PassFactory
PassFactory - Creates .pkpass files
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__construct( mixed $passTypeIdentifier, mixed $teamIdentifier, mixed $organizationName, mixed $p12File, mixed $p12Pass, mixed $wwdrFile )
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string
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PASS_EXTENSION
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'.pkpass' |
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Pass file extension |
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string
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Output path for generated pass files |
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boolean
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Override if pass exists |
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string
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$passTypeIdentifier |
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Pass type identifier |
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$teamIdentifier |
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Team identifier |
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$organizationName |
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Organization name |
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P12 file |
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WWDR file |


This page gives a quick introduction to get you up and running with D2RQ.
Note: Vadim Eisenberg has written a more detailed step-by-step guide to setting up D2R Server with an example database.
You need:
java -version
if you're not sure),What to do:
Download and extract the archive into a suitable location.
Download a JDBC driver from your database vendor.
Place the driver's JAR file into D2R Server's /lib
directory.
A list of JDBC drivers
from different vendors is maintained by Sun. Also take
note of the driver class name (e.g.
org.postgresql.Driver
for PostgreSQL or
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
for Oracle) and
JDBC URL pattern (e.g.
jdbc:mysql://servername/database
for MySQL) from the driver's documentation. Drivers for MySQL and PostgreSQL are
already included with D2R Server.
Generate a mapping file for your database schema using the generate-mapping tool. Change into the D2R Server directory and run:
generate-mapping -o mapping.ttl -d driver.class.name -u db-user -p db-password jdbc:url:...
mapping.ttl
is the name for the new mapping file.
-d
can be skipped for MySQL.
Start D2R Server:
d2r-server mapping.ttl
Test the Server: Open http://localhost:2020/ in a web browser.
You can browse the database content or use the SPARQL Explorer to execute queries and display results in a number of formats.
Run a SPARQL query from the command line using the d2r-query tool:
d2r-query mapping.ttl "SELECT * { ?s ?p ?o } LIMIT 10"
Or load the query from a file, here called query.sparql
:
d2r-query mapping.ttl @query.sparql
Generate an RDF dump using the dump-rdf tool:
dump-rdf mapping.ttl -o dump.nt
After you're up and running, the next step is typically to refine the RDF output by customizing the D2RQ mapping.
The D2RQ Platform uses the D2RQ Mapping Language to map the content of a relational database to RDF. A D2RQ mapping specifies how resources are identified and which properties are used to describe the resources.
The generate-mapping
script automatically generates a D2RQ mapping from the table structure of a database. The tool generates a new RDF vocabulary for each database, using table names as class names and column names as property names. Semantic Web client applications will understand more of your data if you customize the mapping and replace the auto-generated terms with terms from well-known and publicly accessible RDF vocabularies.
The mapping file can be edited with any text editor. Its syntax is described in the D2RQ language specification.
D2R Server will automatically detect changes to the mapping file and reload appropriately when you hit the browser's refresh button.
Note: The HTML and RDF browser interfaces only work
for URI patterns that are relative and do not contain the
hash (#) character. For example, a URI pattern such as
entries/@@mytable.id@@
is browsable, but
http://example.com/entries#@@mytable.id@@
is not. The mapping
generator only creates browsable patterns. Non-browsable patterns still
work in the SPARQL interface and in RDF dumps.


| Created: | 07/09/2012 |
| Last Revised: | 07/09/2012 |
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Status: | Draft |
The yax system provides a general approach and support library for producing Bison-based XML document parsers. While it has a number of limitations, it is relatively simple to use.
<start> <ref name="xxx"/> </start>
%start xxx
<define name="xxx"> <element name="XXX"> ... </element>
xxx: XXXOPEN ... XXXCLOSE
Version 2 shows the other, better solution. This set of rules allows, syntactically, more possibilities than the XML, but requires only 2*N rules. Enforcement of the true XML rules (namely each attribute occuring only once) must be enforced programmatically.
<element name="XXX"> <attribute name="a1"/> <attribute name="a2"/> <attribute name="a3"/> </element>
xxx_attr_list: A1 A2 A3 | A1 A3 A2 | A2 A1 A3 | A2 A3 A1 | A3 A1 A2 | A3 A2 A1 ;
xxx_attr_list: A1 | A2 | A3 | xxx_attr_list A1 | xxx_attr_list A2 | xxx_attr_list A3 ;
Again, for N > 2, version 2 makes more sense.
<element name="XXX"> <optional> <attribute name="a1"/> </optional> <optional> <attribute name="a2"/> </optional> </element>
xxx_attr_list: /*empty*/ | A1 | A2 | A1 A2 | A2 A1 ;
xxx_attr_list: /*empty*/ | xxx_attr_list A1 | xxx_attr_list A2 ;
<element name="X1"> <element name="X2"/> </element>
x1: X1OPEN x2 X1CLOSE ; x2: X2OPEN X2CLOSE ;
<element name="X1"> <choice> <element name="X2"/> <element name="X3"/> </choice> </element>
x1: X1OPEN x2 X1CLOSE | X1OPEN x3 X1OPEN ; x2: X2OPEN X2CLOSE ; x3: X3OPEN X3CLOSE ;
<element name="X1"> <zeroOrMore> <choice> <element name="X2"/> <element name="X3"/> </choice> </zeroOrMore> </element>
x1: X1OPEN x1_body X1CLOSE ; x1_body: /*empty*/ | x1_body x2 | x1_body x3 ; x2: X2OPEN X2CLOSE ; x3: X3OPEN X3CLOSE ;
By combining the above heuristics it is usually possible to convert any reasonable RELAXNG grammar to a corresponding Bison grammar.
%tokenXXXOPEN XXXCLOSE %token YYYOPEN YYYCLOSE ... %token ATTR1 %token ATTR2 ...
In addition it is convenient to define several special Bison tokens.
%tokenERROR
list: /*empty*/ | list x1 | list x2 ; x1: ... ; x2: ... ;It defines a list of instances of x1 or x2.
The yaxlist functions provided by yax can be used to construct a list on the fly and pass it along as rules are reduced by the parser.
list: /*empty*/ {$$=yaxlistnew();} | list x1 {$$=yaxlistpush($1,(void*)$2);} | list x2 {$$=yaxlistpush($1,(void*)$2);} ;In the first rule, an empty list is created. In the second and third rules, a new value (that of x1 or x2) is pushed (appended) to the end of the list. This turns out to be a frequent cliche and is very useful.
Occasionally it is useful to create a list of instances of yax_token: when constructing a list of xml attributes, for example. The proper code for this might looks like this.
tokenlist: /*empty*/ {$$=yaxlistnew();} | tokenlist ATTR1 {$$=yaxlistpush($1,(void*)yax_tokendup($2));} ... | tokenlist ATTR2 {$$=yaxlistpush($1,(void*)yax_tokendup($2));} ;In this case, the value of $2 is a token on the Bison internal parser stack. Hence, it must be copied (using yax_tokendup) in order to save it in the list. One must remember, however, to free up the resulting duplicated token instance.
The code described here is taken from the file "dap4lexer.c" in the source tree.
struct dap4_keyword { char *name; int opentag ; int closetag; };The perfect hash function will return a pointer to an instance of this struct; see the section on Perfect Hashing.
The name is the element or attribute name, the opentag
is the Bison grammar token indicating the occurrence of
e.g. "
This type is defined something like this (see "dap4parse.h").
The second step is to map the element (or attribute) name
(minus any namespace) to an instance of dap4_keyword. This
in effect tells us the two tags of interest with respect to
this element: the open token and the close token. For
attributes, only the open token is needed.
If the result of calling dap4_keyword_lookup is NULL, then that
means that the name is not known. This should be handled in
the appropriate arms of the following switch statement.
If instead, such unknown names are not allowed, then yytoken should be set
to some kind of error token (e.g. ERROR, see below) to cause the parser to start error processing.
In some cases, however, the user may be allowed to use unexpected
attribute or element names.
In the dap4 example, the top-level group element is allowed
to have namespace specifying attributes.
In this situation, the fact that the keyword is null is
ignored until later in the processing.
Otherwise, yylex should return the value of yytoken.
The example provided in the yax source tree, dap4.gperf, uses
the GNU gperf program to produce the perfect hash procedures.
The skeleton of the .gperf file is something like this.
The first three lines are directives to gperf.
The command to produce the perfect hash code is as follows.
Yax has a number of limitations/assumptions about
the XML document being tokenized.
Arguments:
The set of flags are as follows.
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Arguments:
Parser state
The parser state is defined here as of type "DAP4parser" — you can use
any name you want in place of DAP4parser as long as you change the
"%lex-param" and "%parse-param" declarations in the .y file
(see dap4.y).
typedef struct DAP4Parser {
yax_lexer* lexer;
...
} DAP4parser;
Lexer Procedure Declaration
The lexer is by default called "yylex",
but if you review the Bison command line options,
you can change this using the "-p" flag; for dap4lexer.c,
for example, it is called dap4lex by using the flag "-pdap4".
int
yylex(YYSTYPE* lvalp, DAP4parser* parser)
{
...
Variables for the yylex Procedure
The following variables are used in the yylex procedure.
yax_err err = YAX_OK;
yax_token* tokenstate = &lvalp->token;
const struct dap4_keyword* keyword;
int yytoken = UNKNOWN;
Main yylex Loop
The main yylex loop keeps trying to obtain a useful lexeme
from the underlying yax lexer. When yytoken has an acceptable
value (other than the token UNKNOWN), it will exit and return
yytoken as the result of invoking yylex.
while(yytoken == UNKNOWN) {
err = yax(parser->lexstate,tokenstate);
if(err) goto done;
The Bison lexer, yylex(), invokes
the "yax()" procedure to
obtain a yax token. Be careful to distinguish the yylex level
tokens (the combination of yytoken and lvalp) from the yax
level tokens (the tokenstate variable).
Converting an Element Name to a Token
/* Remove any leading namespace */
if((p=strchr(tokenstate->name,':')) != NULL) {
tokenstate->name = p+1;
}
if(tokenstate->name != NULL)
keyword = dap4_keyword_lookup(tokenstate->name,
strlen(tokenstate->name));
The first step is to deal with namespaces.
For the dap4 example, namespaces are suppressed to simplify
the later code. This is optional and your lexer may choose
to do something with namespaces.
Token Determination
The core of the lexer is a switch
on the yax tokentype.
switch(tokenstate->tokentype) {
...
default:
The outer switch branches on the yax lexeme tokentype.
The set is listed in yax.h.
See the yax API for more information.
For the dap4 parser, the only yax tokentypes of interest are:
YAX_OPEN,
YAX_EMPTYCLOSE,
YAX_CLOSE,
YAX_ATTRIBUTE,
and YAX_EOF. The rest are ignored.
YAX_OPEN and YAX_CLOSE
The YAX_OPEN and YAX_CLOSE arms of the switch
tests for the legal element open tokens
or legal close tokens.
If the keyword is NULL, then UNKNOWN_ELEMENT_ (open)
or _UNKNOWN_ELEMENT_ (close) is returned.
case YAX_OPEN:
if(keyword == NULL) {
yytoken = UNKNOWN_ELEMENT_;
break;
}
yytoken = keyword->opentag;
break;
case YAX_EMPTYCLOSE:
case YAX_CLOSE:
if(keyword == NULL) {
yytoken = _UNKNOWN_ELEMENT;
break;
}
yytoken = keyword->closetag;
break;
YAX_ATTRIBUTE
case YAX_ATTRIBUTE:
if(keyword == NULL)
yytoken = UNKNOWN_ATTR;
else
/* Since keyword is defined,
this means the attribute is legal */
yytoken = keyword->opentag;
break;
This arm is similar to the YAX_OPEN arm.
YAX_EOF
case YAX_EOF:
yytoken = 0;
break;
If we hit the end of the input as indicated by YAX_EOF,
then tell the parser by returning zero as the yytoken value.
The yylex Return Value
done:
if(err) {
yyerror(parser,yax_errstring(err));
return ERROR;
}
return yytoken;
If yax() returned an error then report it using yyerror
and return a token indicating an error. This will cause
the parser to initiate error recovery.
Perfect Hashing
For speed, it is useful for the created lexer to use a perfect
hash function to convert strings representing XML element names and
XML attribute names to the token types for each element and attribute.
%define lookup-function-name XXX_keyword_lookup
%readonly-tables
%global-table
%{
/*insert any necessary #include directives here*/
#include <string.h>
#include "yaxlist.h"
#include "yax.h"
...
%}
%struct-type
struct XXX_keyword { char *name; enum yytokentype opentag ; enum yytokentype closetag; };
%%
/* Define the element names */
Element1, ELEMENT1OPEN, ELEMENT1CLOSE
Element2, ELEMENT2OPEN, ELEMENT2CLOSE
...
/* Define the attribute names */
attr1, ATTR1, 0
attr2, ATTR2, 0
...
%%
gperf xxx.gperf > xxx.c
where xxx is whatever name you choose.
The yax library API
The yax library is a support library used by the Bison-level
lexer to produce tokens for the Bison grammar.
It is a lexer for XML documents (or at least a subset thereof)
that returns a sequence of tokens corresponding to the lexical
tokens in the XML document.
yax Token Structure
The yax token type — yax_token
contains information about each token extracted from the input document.
typedef struct yax_token {
yax_tokentype tokentype;
char *name;
char *text;
int charno;
} yax_token;
The meaning of the fields is as follows.
The tokentype may have one of the following values,
with associated meaning. Unless otherwise specified,
the name and text fields are undefined.
The yax API procedures
yax_err yax_create(const char* input, int flags, yax_lexer** lexerp);
This procedure creates an opaque lexer object of type yax_lexer*
to hold information about the lexical processing of the input file.
Return Value:
a small integer of type yax_err
indicating an error condition.
The full set of errors is defined in the file "yax.h".
yax_err yax_free(yax_lexer* lexer);
This procedure frees any resources associated with the lexer.
Return Value: yax_err.
void yax_setflags(yax_lexer* lexer, int newflags);
Change the set of flags associated with a yax_lexer object.
Return Value: N.A.
int yax_getflags(yax_lexer* lexer);
Return the current set of flags associated with a yax_lexer object.
Return Value: the set of flags.
yax_err yax_nexttoken(yax_lexer* lexer, yax_token* token);
This procedure returns the next yax token from the xml document.
Return Value: yax_err.
char* yax_unescape(char* s, char** translations);
Given a null terminated string, scan it for Entities
(e.g. &) and convert them to the actual represented
character. The returned string must be free'd by the caller.
Return Value: a string with the entities translated.
const char* yax_errstring(yax_err err);
Given an error of type yax_err,
this procedure returns a human readable error message.
Return Value: a string describing the error.
yax_token* yax_tokendup(yax_token token);
Duplicate a token instance into a heap copy.
Return Value: a heap pointer to a duplicate of the token
argument, or NULL if out of memory.
char* yax_trace(yax_lexer* lexer, yax_token* token);
This is primarily a debugging tool. Given a token,
it provides a printable string describing the fields of the token.
The caller must free the returned string.
A NULL return value signals out of memory.
Return Value: a string describing the token.
Change Log
Version 1.0:


Trading_GetItemRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetItemRequestType.h Trading_GetItemRequestType.m |
Overview
Returns item data such as title, description, price information, seller information, and so on, for the specified ItemID. Also for Half.com.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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itemID
Specifies the ItemID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which
property
to retrieve the data.
ItemID is a required input in most cases. SKU can be used instead in certain
cases (see the description of SKU). If both ItemID and SKU are specified for
items where the inventory tracking method is ItemID, ItemID takes precedence. -
includeWatchCount
Indicates if the caller wants to include watch count for that item in the
property
response. You must be the seller of the item to retrieve the watch count. -
includeCrossPromotion
This flag should no longer be used as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
property
longer supported by the Trading API.
Specifies whether or not to include cross-promotion information for
the item in the call response. -
includeItemSpecifics
If true, the response returns the ItemSpecifics node
property
(if the listing has custom Item Specifics).
Item Specifics are well-known aspects of items in a given
category. For example, items in a washer and dryer category
might have an aspect like Type=Top-Loading; whereas
items in a jewelry category might have an aspect like
Gemstone=Amber.
(This does not cause the response to include ID-based
attributes. To also retrieve ID-based attributes,
pass DetailLevel in the request with the value
ItemReturnAttributes or ReturnAll.) -
includeTaxTable
If true, an associated tax table is returned in the response.
property
If no tax table is associated with the item, then no
tax table is returned, even if IncludeTaxTable is set to true. -
sku
Retrieves an item that was listed by the user identified
property
in AuthToken and that is being tracked by this SKU.
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
Some sellers use SKUs to track complex flows of products
and information on the client side.
eBay preserves the SKU on the item, enabling you
to obtain it before and after an order line item is created.
(SKU is recommended as an alternative to
ApplicationData.)
In GetItem, SKU can only be used to retrieve one of your
own items, where you listed the item by using AddFixedPriceItem
or RelistFixedPriceItem,
and you set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed. (These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing by a SKU.)
Either ItemID or SKU is required in the request.
If both are passed, they must refer to the same item,
and that item must have InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU. -
variationSKU
Variation-level SKU that uniquely identifes a Variation within
property
the listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the
seller listed the item with Variation-level SKU (Variation.SKU)
values. Retrieves all the usual Item fields, but limits the
Variations content to the specified Variation.
If not specified, the response includes all Variations. -
variationSpecifics
Name-value pairs that identify one or more Variations within the
property
listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the seller
listed the item with Variations. Retrieves all the usual Item
fields, but limits the Variations content to the specified
Variation(s). If the specified pairs do not match any Variation,
eBay returns all Variations.
To retrieve only one variation, specify the full set of
name/value pairs that match all the name-value pairs of one
Variation.
To retrieve multiple variations (using a wildcard),
specify one or more name/value pairs that partially match the
desired variations. For example, if the listing contains
Variations for shirts in different colors and sizes, specify
Color as Red (and no other name/value pairs) to retrieve
all the red shirts in all sizes (but no other colors). -
transactionID
A unique identifier for an order line item (transaction). An order line item is created
property
when a buyer commits to purchasing an item.
Since you can change active multiple-quantity fixed-price listings even
after one of the items has been purchased, the TransactionID is
associated with a snapshot of the item data at the time of the purchase.
After one item in a multi-quantity listing has been sold, sellers can not
change the values in the Title, Primary Category, Secondary Category,
Listing Duration, and Listing Type fields. However, all other fields are
editable.
Specifying a TransactionID in the GetItem request allows you to retrieve
a snapshot of the listing as it was when the order line item was created. -
includeItemCompatibilityList
This field is used to specify whether or not to retrieve Parts
property
Compatiblity information. If true, any compatible applications associated
with the item will be returned in the response (
Item.ItemCompatibilityList). If no compatible applications have
been specified for the item, no item compatibilities will be returned.
If false or not specified, the response will return a compatibility count
(ItemCompatibilityCount) when parts
compatibilities have been specified for the item.
Parts Compatibility is supported in limited Parts & Accessories
categories for the eBay US Motors (site ID 100) and eBay Germany (site ID
77) sites only.
Properties
includeCrossPromotion
This flag should no longer be used as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
longer supported by the Trading API.
Specifies whether or not to include cross-promotion information for
the item in the call response.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeCrossPromotion
Discussion
This flag should no longer be used as eBay Store Cross Promotions are no
longer supported by the Trading API.
Specifies whether or not to include cross-promotion information for
the item in the call response.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
includeItemCompatibilityList
This field is used to specify whether or not to retrieve Parts
Compatiblity information. If true, any compatible applications associated
with the item will be returned in the response (
Item.ItemCompatibilityList). If no compatible applications have
been specified for the item, no item compatibilities will be returned.
If false or not specified, the response will return a compatibility count
(ItemCompatibilityCount) when parts
compatibilities have been specified for the item.
Parts Compatibility is supported in limited Parts & Accessories
categories for the eBay US Motors (site ID 100) and eBay Germany (site ID
77) sites only.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeItemCompatibilityList
Discussion
This field is used to specify whether or not to retrieve Parts
Compatiblity information. If true, any compatible applications associated
with the item will be returned in the response (
Item.ItemCompatibilityList). If no compatible applications have
been specified for the item, no item compatibilities will be returned.
If false or not specified, the response will return a compatibility count
(ItemCompatibilityCount) when parts
compatibilities have been specified for the item.
Parts Compatibility is supported in limited Parts & Accessories
categories for the eBay US Motors (site ID 100) and eBay Germany (site ID
77) sites only.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
includeItemSpecifics
If true, the response returns the ItemSpecifics node
(if the listing has custom Item Specifics).
Item Specifics are well-known aspects of items in a given
category. For example, items in a washer and dryer category
might have an aspect like Type=Top-Loading; whereas
items in a jewelry category might have an aspect like
Gemstone=Amber.
(This does not cause the response to include ID-based
attributes. To also retrieve ID-based attributes,
pass DetailLevel in the request with the value
ItemReturnAttributes or ReturnAll.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeItemSpecifics
Discussion
If true, the response returns the ItemSpecifics node
(if the listing has custom Item Specifics).
Item Specifics are well-known aspects of items in a given
category. For example, items in a washer and dryer category
might have an aspect like Type=Top-Loading; whereas
items in a jewelry category might have an aspect like
Gemstone=Amber.
(This does not cause the response to include ID-based
attributes. To also retrieve ID-based attributes,
pass DetailLevel in the request with the value
ItemReturnAttributes or ReturnAll.)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
includeTaxTable
If true, an associated tax table is returned in the response.
If no tax table is associated with the item, then no
tax table is returned, even if IncludeTaxTable is set to true.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeTaxTable
Discussion
If true, an associated tax table is returned in the response.
If no tax table is associated with the item, then no
tax table is returned, even if IncludeTaxTable is set to true.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
includeWatchCount
Indicates if the caller wants to include watch count for that item in the
response. You must be the seller of the item to retrieve the watch count.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeWatchCount
Discussion
Indicates if the caller wants to include watch count for that item in the
response. You must be the seller of the item to retrieve the watch count.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
itemID
Specifies the ItemID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which
to retrieve the data.
ItemID is a required input in most cases. SKU can be used instead in certain
cases (see the description of SKU). If both ItemID and SKU are specified for
items where the inventory tracking method is ItemID, ItemID takes precedence.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
Specifies the ItemID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which
to retrieve the data.
ItemID is a required input in most cases. SKU can be used instead in certain
cases (see the description of SKU). If both ItemID and SKU are specified for
items where the inventory tracking method is ItemID, ItemID takes precedence.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
sku
Retrieves an item that was listed by the user identified
in AuthToken and that is being tracked by this SKU.
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
Some sellers use SKUs to track complex flows of products
and information on the client side.
eBay preserves the SKU on the item, enabling you
to obtain it before and after an order line item is created.
(SKU is recommended as an alternative to
ApplicationData.)
In GetItem, SKU can only be used to retrieve one of your
own items, where you listed the item by using AddFixedPriceItem
or RelistFixedPriceItem,
and you set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed. (These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing by a SKU.)
Either ItemID or SKU is required in the request.
If both are passed, they must refer to the same item,
and that item must have InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sku
Discussion
Retrieves an item that was listed by the user identified
in AuthToken and that is being tracked by this SKU.
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
Some sellers use SKUs to track complex flows of products
and information on the client side.
eBay preserves the SKU on the item, enabling you
to obtain it before and after an order line item is created.
(SKU is recommended as an alternative to
ApplicationData.)
In GetItem, SKU can only be used to retrieve one of your
own items, where you listed the item by using AddFixedPriceItem
or RelistFixedPriceItem,
and you set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed. (These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing by a SKU.)
Either ItemID or SKU is required in the request.
If both are passed, they must refer to the same item,
and that item must have InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
transactionID
A unique identifier for an order line item (transaction). An order line item is created
when a buyer commits to purchasing an item.
Since you can change active multiple-quantity fixed-price listings even
after one of the items has been purchased, the TransactionID is
associated with a snapshot of the item data at the time of the purchase.
After one item in a multi-quantity listing has been sold, sellers can not
change the values in the Title, Primary Category, Secondary Category,
Listing Duration, and Listing Type fields. However, all other fields are
editable.
Specifying a TransactionID in the GetItem request allows you to retrieve
a snapshot of the listing as it was when the order line item was created.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
A unique identifier for an order line item (transaction). An order line item is created
when a buyer commits to purchasing an item.
Since you can change active multiple-quantity fixed-price listings even
after one of the items has been purchased, the TransactionID is
associated with a snapshot of the item data at the time of the purchase.
After one item in a multi-quantity listing has been sold, sellers can not
change the values in the Title, Primary Category, Secondary Category,
Listing Duration, and Listing Type fields. However, all other fields are
editable.
Specifying a TransactionID in the GetItem request allows you to retrieve
a snapshot of the listing as it was when the order line item was created.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
variationSKU
Variation-level SKU that uniquely identifes a Variation within
the listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the
seller listed the item with Variation-level SKU (Variation.SKU)
values. Retrieves all the usual Item fields, but limits the
Variations content to the specified Variation.
If not specified, the response includes all Variations.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *variationSKU
Discussion
Variation-level SKU that uniquely identifes a Variation within
the listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the
seller listed the item with Variation-level SKU (Variation.SKU)
values. Retrieves all the usual Item fields, but limits the
Variations content to the specified Variation.
If not specified, the response includes all Variations.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h
variationSpecifics
Name-value pairs that identify one or more Variations within the
listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the seller
listed the item with Variations. Retrieves all the usual Item
fields, but limits the Variations content to the specified
Variation(s). If the specified pairs do not match any Variation,
eBay returns all Variations.
To retrieve only one variation, specify the full set of
name/value pairs that match all the name-value pairs of one
Variation.
To retrieve multiple variations (using a wildcard),
specify one or more name/value pairs that partially match the
desired variations. For example, if the listing contains
Variations for shirts in different colors and sizes, specify
Color as Red (and no other name/value pairs) to retrieve
all the red shirts in all sizes (but no other colors).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_NameValueListArrayType *variationSpecifics
Discussion
Name-value pairs that identify one or more Variations within the
listing identified by ItemID. Only applicable when the seller
listed the item with Variations. Retrieves all the usual Item
fields, but limits the Variations content to the specified
Variation(s). If the specified pairs do not match any Variation,
eBay returns all Variations.
To retrieve only one variation, specify the full set of
name/value pairs that match all the name-value pairs of one
Variation.
To retrieve multiple variations (using a wildcard),
specify one or more name/value pairs that partially match the
desired variations. For example, if the listing contains
Variations for shirts in different colors and sizes, specify
Color as Red (and no other name/value pairs) to retrieve
all the red shirts in all sizes (but no other colors).
type : class Trading_NameValueListArrayType
Declared In
Trading_GetItemRequestType.h


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Mandarin-speaking children’s acquisition of sortal and mensural classifiers
by Peggy Li, ecky Huang, Yaling Hsiao
Classifiers in Mandarin Chinese
Sortal Classifiers precede objects;
Mensural Classifiers precede substance or a collection of objects.
Suface structure: NumP+ CL+NP
e.g. 1) san zhi gou-->three CL dog
2) san zhang zhi -->three CL(sheet) paper
Literature Reivew
1) Most of the studies focused only on the acquisition of sortal classifiers.
2) Children’s performance on sortal and mensural classifiers did not differ (Chien et al., 2003)
a) Children prefer individual objects when sortal classifiers are offered, but a container of substances when mensural classifiers are offered.->awareness of count-mass distinction.
b) Problems in Chien et al. (2003): prior exposures to certain CL+NP combinations.
Research Questions in This Study
1) Whether children can pick a novel object that matches the properties (shape, function, etc.) specified by the classifier?
2) At what age do children begin to understand mensural classifiers?
Experiment 1
Participants :69 chidren (2-5 years’ old) and 16 adults (control group) from Taipei, Taiwan.
Procedure: e.g. Mickey: I want a CL something. Question: What does Mickey want?
Expectations
If the children know the noun properties a classifier denotes, they will have no trouble picking out the object Mickey wanted, no matter they are familiar with the object or not.
Results
1) Adults made mistakes on zhi, which in this experiment was a classifier for animals.
Since zhi could also be the classifier for long, thin, rigid object, participants paired zhi with cigar-like object. (zhi was excluded from the final analysis).
(My speculation: influence of Hokkien, aka Amoy Chinese or Taiwanese. In Hokkien, zhi is a default classifier, and gen is not a classifier).
2) Adults’ overall performance matched the authors’ expectation.
Results: Children
3) Effect of familiarity was not significant.->capable of picking out novel objects based on the semantic properties a given classifier denotes. (except 3 pairs)
4) Significant effect of age.
5) Significant effect of Classifiers. (e.g. 58% for main, 78% for gen)
a) Familiarity of certain classifiers.
6) Older children scored above chance on most classifier pairs.
Experiment 2
Expectation: mensural classifiers are acquired earlier than sortal classifiers.
Rationale: mensural classifiers are nouns that are frequent in Children’s input (e.g. wan ‘bowl’, bei ‘cup’).
Paradigm
Stimuli:
containers: he ‘box’, bei ‘cup’
configuration: dui ‘pile’ , pai ‘row’
sortal classifier: ge (indicates individuality).
Participants: same as experiment 1.
Procedure:
1) e.g. Mickey Mouse: I want one ‘bei’ (cup) something. Question: what does Mickey want?
2) Number word knowledge assessment: how well can the children count?
Results:
adults were in 100% agreement with the authors’ expectation.
Significant effect of age:
Children under 4 know little about mensural classifiers (even with the removal of children with a bias for default classifiers).
Significant effect of classifier
General sortal classifier>container classifiers>configuration classifiers.
Classifier type*age effect: improvement was not uniform across the ages.
Unit information or Shape-based information?
Number Word Knowledge and Classifier Knowledge
Based on the data of 2-yr-olds, and 3-yr-olds:
1) No correlation between the knowledge of Number word and sortal classifiers
2) Positive correlation between the Knowledge of Number Words and Mensural Classifiers
Interpretation: Knowledge of units of quantification requires the knowledge of number, which is less intuitive than the knowledge of shape.
Conclusions
2- and 3-yr olds do not yet understand the function of classifiers;
Not until 4 years of age do children begin to understand how classifiers specify units for quantification;
Knowledge of number words positively correlates to the knowledge of mensural classifiers;
The above phenomena might be associated with children’s conceptual development.
What I want to know
Sortal classifiers denote shape, size, flexibility, kind etc.
This paper discussed “shape”, what about other “sorts”?
The syntax of sortal classifiers and mensural classifiers are different.
Maybe it just takes longer for children to learn the syntax of mensural classifiers.
Do people utilize phonological cues, especially in the absence of orthography?
some other issues
Stimuli: “ba” and “kuai” are not pure sortal classifiers.
Self-contradicting points: Are classifiers morphemes or heads of classifier phrases?
Wrong interpretation of words: “dui” is both a noun and a verb (similar to English word “pile”), and “dui” is a noun when serves as a mensural classifier.


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Cemu 1.14.0 graphic packs are here!
With the texture cache rework, the graphic packs required a rework for all of our "resolution packs".
Just bare with us while we rework the missing 1.14.0 graphic packs. Reporting on issues is very helpful!
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DevBootcamp Warm up
Dev Bootcamp is an intensive learning experience, where we will be spending a lot of hours coding and learning new concepts. However, it won't just be about sitting in a class and listening to teachers- pairing and working together will be just as important. Pairing is not just a Dev Bootcamp thing- it's an essential part of learning to be a programmer- as the nature of software engineering requires you to be strongly collaborative.
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Let's face it. We are all in it together, investing all of our time, effort and money in this intensive program, and we expect it to pay off. Sooner or later, we will begin to struggle, to cram up a lot of information at once, and at times we may feel insecure about our ability to make it through. But the anxiety will also be beneficial, because it will teach us about our own limits, about maximizing our learning, and how to take out the best of this experience. DBC wants us to notice every step of that change.
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Hot Toys’ The Rise of Skywalker Rey Figure Hints at Remote Training Scene
by Luke Y. ThompsonIt’s a testament to how relatively little we’ve actually seen from the latest Star Wars sequel. That we actually learn new things just from an action figure’s accessories. But such is the case with Hot Toys‘ new The Rise of Skywalker Rey figure. It appears that despite the heroine’s natural affinity for using the Force, she still needs a little remedial Jedi training 101. As such, she’ll be duplicating Luke Skywalker’s very first lesson — countering a training remote while wearing a blast-shield helmet.
“Your eyes can deceive you. Don’t trust them.”  So the question remains: how do Rey’s eyes mislead her? Is she perhaps wrong to think Kylo Ren irredeemable? Or will a resurrected Palpatine try to trick her with illusions? Perhaps we’re overthinking a cool accessory, but Hot Toys additions are usually screen-accurate. And Rey looks unusually stern.
RELATED: Japanese Star Wars Figure Reveals New Hooded Look for Rey
Speaking of accessories, this Rey, like most other versions of her from the new film, comes with D-O. The new droid who looks not unlike the love-child of BB-8 and the Pixar mascot Luxo Jr. seems set to be the next cute sidekick. Thus far he hasn’t inspired the same instant fan love as his role model BB-8, but that’s because we’ve yet to really see him in action. Droid master Babu Frik knows what he’s doing.
Check out the Rey figure in our gallery below. You even get a sneak preview of the next Kylo Ren figure as well. Will you be adding her to your own roster of Jedi figures? Let us know in comments.


UseCRC32Fingerprint()
Syntax
UseCRC32Fingerprint()Description
Register the CRC32 fingerprint plugin for future use.
Parameters
None.
Return value
None.
Remarks
CRC32 is a 32-bit fingerprint not intended for password storage as it's easily crackable, but for quick data integrity check. For example, zip files have a CRC32 checksum at the end of each file to be sure that the zip is not corrupted. The main advantage of CRC32 over MD5 or other fingerprint algorithm is its very high speed.
Example
UseCRC32Fingerprint() Debug StringFingerprint("any text", #PB_Cipher_CRC32)
See Also
UseMD5Fingerprint()(), UseSHA1Fingerprint()(), UseSHA2Fingerprint()(), UseSHA3Fingerprint()()
Supported OS
All


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Personal Package Archives (PPA) allow you to upload Ubuntu source packages to be built and published as an apt repository by Launchpad.
安裝不是 Ubuntu 的預設的軟體，要新增第三方的PPA ( Personal Package Archive ) 才能用 apt-get install
1.PPA 的網址加到 /etc/apt/sources.list
RUN echo "deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty main universe" > /etc/apt/sources.list
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Copyright (c) 2002 William Wragg
This game is played on the following board.
White starts with 6 stones off board, and Black starts with 15 stones off board.
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Some notes from the author: The color of the pieces only matters when entering a piece, or making safe pieces. Other than these the pieces can be viewed as common, and can be moved by either player.  This does not reflect an intrinsic bias to white within the game, but rather the number of pieces black has to deal with compared to white. After 3 or 4 games a beginner should become reasonably proficient as black and start to be able to play black to the same level as white. Stalemates may appear to be more frequent than they are when learning to play the game, but black can usually move to release more pieces, or change a vital stack causing the apparent stalemate. In these circumstances, black will usually win shortly afterwards. So players should bare in mind that stalemates are actually very rare.
Remember: Any combination of pieces can make up a stack, and if black makes a stack of six then white still wins.  A player can never enter a piece directly onto the top of a stack or onto the central circle. They may only enter pieces onto an EMPTY circle which is not the central one. The central circle can only be moved into.
Tactics for White: Try to keep the white pieces mobile, and as high up a stack as possible. Try to build a high stack capped with white safe pieces, on the central circle. Try to build and make good use of zebra (alternating colors) stacks, as all the white pieces can still be thought of as mobile. White has an advantage early on in the game, so try to gain a good position for the later part of the game.
Tactics for Black: Try to bring on the black pieces as soon as possible, as the more pieces that black has in play the better. Try to avoid the central circle, as white can use pieces there to its advantage, but make sure that white doesn't gain advantage of the center. Try to avoid stacks of five, unless part of a your strategy. Try to make all the black pieces safe. Try to build wells - high stacks surrounding an empty or low stack, from which a piece once inside cannot get out. Bare in mind that a piece just moved by a player cannot be moved by the opponent until the next turn, as good use can be made of this in the later part of the game. Take note that if white only has a single piece left which they can move, then black will never be able to move that piece, and should think about releasing additional pieces for white to use, as this will usually make it more difficult for white to win.
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The 3 white stone stack is permanently safe since it is over a red dot cell. The left stack is just temporarily safe (either player can put stones on top of it). The top black stone of the central cell, can move to any cell (it has size 2, and the others are empty or have stacks of size 3 or 1). The single black stone (stack of size 1) cannot move to the adjacent stack of size 3. |


Notifications
Notifications
One of the leading design principles in recent versions of IntelliJ IDEA is avoiding the use of modal message boxes for notifying the user about errors and other situations that may warrant the user’s attention. As a replacement, the IntelliJ Platform provides multiple non-modal notification UI options.
Dialogs
When working in a modal dialog, instead of checking the validity of the input when the OK
button is pressed and notifying the user about invalid data with a modal dialog, the recommended approach is to use
DialogBuilder.doValidate(),
which was described previously.
Editor Hints
For actions invoked from the editor (such as refactorings, navigation actions and different code insight features), the best way to notify the user about the inability to perform an action is to use the
HintManager
class.
Its method showErrorHint()
displays a floating popup above the editor which is automatically hidden when the user starts performing another action in the editor.
Other
HintManager
methods can be used for displaying other kinds of non-modal notification hints over an editor.
Top-Level Notifications
The most general way to display non-modal notifications is to use the Notifications class.
It has two main advantages:
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The user can control the way each notification type is displayed under
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Local reference classes are modified ReferenceClasses that isolate the objects to the local frame. Therefore, they do not propagate changes back to the calling environment. At the same time, they use the reference field semantics locally, avoiding the automatic duplication applied to standard R objects.
The current implementation has no special construction. To create a
local reference class, call setRefClass()
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the example below.
Local reference classes operate essentially as do regular, functional
classes in R; that is, changes are made by assignment and take place
in the local frame.
The essential difference is that replacement operations (like the
change to the twiddle
field in the example) do not cause
duplication of the entire object, as would be the case for a formal
class or for data with attributes or in a named list.
The purpose is to allow large objects in some fields that are not
changed along with potentially frequent changes to other fields, but
without copying the large fields.
setRefClass(Class, fields = , contains = c("localRefClass",....), methods =, where =, ...)
Localization of objects is only partially automated in the current implementation.
Replacement expressions using the $<-
operator are safe.
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using <<-
, for example, then
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any such method is called.
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There are two ways to ensure locality. The direct way is to invoke
the special
method x$ensureLocal()
on the object.
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It's
only necessary that one or the other of these happens
once for each object, in order to trigger the shallow copy that
provides locality for the references. In the example below, we show
both mechanisms.
However it's done, localization must occur before any methods make changes. (Eventually, some use of code tools should at least largely automate this process, although it may be difficult to guarantee success under arbitrary circumstances.)
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This class declares the arms for the lifting mechanism subsystem. More...
#include <SubSysHansFranzArms.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | HansFranzArmsStates { UNKNOWN, FAULT, START_RETRACTING, START_EXTENDING, RETRACTING, EXTENDING, RETRACTED, EXTENDED } |
| enum | MotorSpeedDirTypes { NEGATIVE, ZERO, POSITIVE } |
Public Member Functions | |
| SubSysHansFranzArms () | |
| ~SubSysHansFranzArms () | |
| void | Periodic () override |
| void | MoveHansFranzArms (double speed) |
| double | GetHansFranzArmsNullZone () |
| double | GetHansFranzArmsLimit () |
| double | GetHansFranzArmsExponent () |
| void | EnableHansFranzArms () |
| bool | AreHansFranzArmsEnabled () |
| std::string | GetHansFranzArmsSmartDashboardState () |
| bool | IsHansFranzArmsFullyRetracted () |
| bool | IsHansFranzArmsFullyExtended () |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | ResetHansFranzArmsFullyRetractedCounter () |
| void | ResetHansFranzArmsFullyExtendedCounter () |
| HansFranzArmsStates | GetCurrentHansFranzArmsState (double speed) |
| void | SetAllowedSpeeds (HansFranzArmsStates state) |
| MotorSpeedDirTypes | GetMotorSpeedDir (double speed) |
Private Attributes | |
| frc::PWMVictorSPX | m_HansFranzArmsController |
| bool | m_HansFranzArmsEnabled |
| std::string | m_HansFranzArmsSmartDashboardState |
| HansFranzArmsStates | m_HansFranzArmsState |
| bool | m_PositiveSpeedUpAllowed |
| bool | m_NegativeSpeedDownAllowed |
| frc::DigitalInput * | m_HansFranzArms_FullyRetracted_LimitSwitch |
| frc::DigitalInput * | m_HansFranzArms_FullyExtended_LimitSwitch |
| frc::Counter * | m_HansFranzArms_FullyRetracted_Counter |
| frc::Counter * | m_HansFranzArms_FullyExtended_Counter |
This class declares the arms for the lifting mechanism subsystem.
Definition at line 59 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
An enumeration of states that Hans/Franz arms can have
Definition at line 66 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
An enumeration of motor speed types
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| NEGATIVE | The motor speed is negative |
| ZERO | The motor speed is zero |
| POSITIVE | The motor speed is positive |
Definition at line 87 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
| SubSysHansFranzArms::SubSysHansFranzArms | ( | ) |
The default constructor for the SubSysHansFranzArms class
Definition at line 44 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| SubSysHansFranzArms::~SubSysHansFranzArms | ( | ) |
The default destructor for the SubSysHansFranzArms class
Definition at line 87 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| bool SubSysHansFranzArms::AreHansFranzArmsEnabled | ( | ) |
Method to get if Hans and Franz arms are enabled
Definition at line 296 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| void SubSysHansFranzArms::EnableHansFranzArms | ( | ) |
Method to enable Hans and Franz arms
Definition at line 287 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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private |
Method to determine the current state of the arms based on inputs.
| speed | The speed from the joystick |
Definition at line 365 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| double SubSysHansFranzArms::GetHansFranzArmsExponent | ( | ) |
Method to get Hans and Franz arms' exponent for the curve.
Definition at line 279 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| double SubSysHansFranzArms::GetHansFranzArmsLimit | ( | ) |
Method to get Hans and Franz arms' speed limit.
Definition at line 271 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| double SubSysHansFranzArms::GetHansFranzArmsNullZone | ( | ) |
Method to get Hans and Franz arms' null zone.
Definition at line 263 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| std::string SubSysHansFranzArms::GetHansFranzArmsSmartDashboardState | ( | ) |
Method to get Hans and Franz arms state for the SmartDashboard
Definition at line 305 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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private |
Determine the direction of the arms motor, based on passed in inputs.
| speed | The speed from the joystick |
Definition at line 479 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| bool SubSysHansFranzArms::IsHansFranzArmsFullyExtended | ( | ) |
Method to see if the arms are fully extended
Definition at line 330 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| bool SubSysHansFranzArms::IsHansFranzArmsFullyRetracted | ( | ) |
Method to see if the arms are fully retracted
Definition at line 314 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
| void SubSysHansFranzArms::MoveHansFranzArms | ( | double | speed | ) |
The method for having Hans and Franz move their arms.
| speed | The motor speed, presumbably from some thumbstick, trigger, etc. |
Definition at line 178 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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The periodic method for PATTurner
Definition at line 104 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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Method to reset the counter for Hans/Franz fully extended
Definition at line 355 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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Method to reset the counter for Hans/Franz fully retracted
Definition at line 346 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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Method to set the allowed speeds based on the passed in state
| state | The current state of Hans and Franz arms |
Definition at line 428 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.cpp.
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The counter used in monitoring the fully extended limit switch
Definition at line 239 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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The limit switch that is tripped when the arms are fully extended
Definition at line 233 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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The counter used in monitoring the fully retracted limit switch
Definition at line 236 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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The limit switch that is tripped when the arms are fully retracted
Definition at line 230 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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The Hans and Franz arms' motor(speed) controller
Definition at line 211 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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A boolean to indicate that Hans and Franz arms are enabled
Definition at line 214 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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A string to hold the state of Hans' and Franz's arms for the SmartDashboard
Definition at line 218 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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The state of Hans/Franz arms
Definition at line 221 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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Boolean to indicate negative (down) speeds are allowed
Definition at line 227 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.
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Boolean to indicate positive (up) speeds are allowed
Definition at line 224 of file SubSysHansFranzArms.h.


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1 David said, "Is there anyone left in Saul's family to whom I may show kindness for Jonathan's sake?"
2 There was in Saul's family a servant whose name was Ziba, and they called him to David. The king said to him, "Are you Ziba?" He replied, "Yes. I am your servant."
3 So the king said, "Is there not anyone left of Saul's family to whom I may show the kindness of God?" Ziba replied to the king, "Jonathan still has a son, who is lame in his feet."
4 The king said to him, "Where is he?" Ziba replied to the king, "Look, he is in the house of Machir the son of Ammiel in Lo Debar."
5 Then King David sent and had him brought out of the house of Machir the son of Ammiel from Lo Debar.
6 So Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan, the son of Saul, came to David and bowed down his face to the floor in honor of David. David said, "Mephibosheth." He answered, "See, I am your servant!"

9 Then the king called to Ziba, Saul's servant, and said to him, "I have given to your master's son all the possessions of Saul and his family.
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- See Also
- DestroyAMLObject
This function converts Protobuf byte data to AMLObject to match the AML model information which is set on CreateRepresentation().
- Parameters
-
| repHandle | [in] handle of Representation. |
| byte | [in] byte data serialized by Protobuf. |
| size | [in] size of byte data. |
| amlObjHandle | [out] handle of AMLObject. |
- Return values
-
| #CAML_OK | Successful. |
| #CAML_INVALID_PARAM | Invalid parameter. |
| #CAML_INVALID_AML_SCHEMA | The AML, which is set by CreateRepresentation, has a invalid schema. |
| #CAML_API_NOT_ENABLED | If datamodel-aml-cpp library is built with 'disable_protobuf' option, this API will be disabled. |
- Note
- AMLObject instance will be allocated, so it should be deleted after use. To destroy an instance, use DestroyAMLObject().
- See Also
- DestroyAMLObject
This function converts AMLObject to AML(XML) string to match the AML model information which is set on CreateRepresentation().
- Parameters
-
| repHandle | [in] handle of Representation. |
| amlObjHandle | [in] handle of AMLObject. |
| amlStr | [out] AML(XML) string. |
- Return values
-
| #CAML_OK | Successful. |
| #CAML_INVALID_PARAM | Invalid parameter. |
| #CAML_INVALID_AML_SCHEMA | The AML, which is set by CreateRepresentation, has a invalid schema. |
- Note
- Characters will be allocated to 'amlStr', so it should be freed after use. (See the below example) ex) free(amlStr);
This function converts AMLObject to Protobuf byte data to match the AML model information which is set on CreateRepresentation().
- Parameters
-
| repHandle | [in] handle of Representation. |
| amlObjHandle | [in] handle of AMLObject. |
| byte | [out] byte data serialized by Protobuf. |
| size | [out] size of byte data. |
- Return values
-
| #CAML_OK | Successful. |
| #CAML_INVALID_PARAM | Invalid parameter. |
| $CAML_INVALID_BYTE_STR | Invalid protobuf byte string. |
| #CAML_INVALID_AML_SCHEMA | The AML, which is set by CreateRepresentation, has a invalid schema. |
| #CAML_API_NOT_ENABLED | If datamodel-aml-cpp library is built with 'disable_protobuf' option, this API will be disabled. |
- Note
- Characters will be allocated to 'amlStr', so it should be freed after use. (See the below example) ex) free(amlStr);
This function returns AMLObject that contains configuration data which is present in RoleClassLib.
- Parameters
-
| repHandle | [in] handle of Representation. |
| amlObjHandle | [out] handle of AMLObject. |
- Return values
-
| #CAML_OK | Successful. |
| #CAML_INVALID_PARAM | Invalid parameter. |
| #CAML_INVALID_AML_SCHEMA | The AML, which is set by CreateRepresentation, has a invalid schema. |
- Note
- AMLObject instance will be allocated, so it should be deleted after use. To destroy an instance, use DestroyAMLObject().
- See Also
- DestroyAMLObject
This function returns AutomationML SystemUnitClassLib's unique ID.
- Parameters
-
| repHandle | [in] handle of Representation. |
| repId | [out] ID of Representation. |
- Return values
-
| #CAML_OK | Successful. |
| #CAML_INVALID_PARAM | Invalid parameter. |
| #CAML_NO_MEMORY | Failed to alloc memory. |
- Note
- Characters will be allocated to 'repId', so it should be freed after use. (See the below example) ex) free(repId);


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When causal quantities are not identifiable from the observed data, it still may be possible to bound these quantities using the observed data. We outline a class of problems for which the derivation of tight bounds is always a linear programming problem and can therefore, at least theoretically, be solved using a symbolic linear optimizer. We provide a user friendly graphical interface for setting up such problems via DAGs, which only allow for problems within this class to be depicted. The user can then define linear constraints to further refine their assumptions to meet their specific problem, and then specify a causal query using a text interface. The program converts this user defined DAG, query, and constraints, and returns tight bounds. The bounds can be converted to R functions to evaluate them for specific datasets, and to latex code for publication.
This package is in stable development. The interface is unlikely to have major changes at this time. New features may be added over time.
remotes::install_github("sachsmc/causaloptim")
Or use the web application: https://sachsmc.shinyapps.io/causaloptimweb/
Launch the shiny app to get started, results are saved in the results
object:
results <- specify_graph()
M.C. Sachs, E.E. Gabriel, and A. Sjölander, “Symbolic Computation of Tight Causal Bounds”, 2020. Preprint available at https://sachsmc.github.io/causaloptim/articles/CausalBoundsMethods.pdf .
A. Balke and J. Pearl, “Counterfactual Probabilities: Computational Methods,Bounds, and Applications” UCLA Cognitive Systems Laboratory, Technical Report (R-213-B). In R. Lopez de Mantaras and D. Poole (Eds.), Proceedings of the Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI-94), Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 46-54, July 29-31, 1994. https://ftp.cs.ucla.edu/pub/stat_ser/R213-B.pdf .


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