--- title: Library Documentation keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "API details for DashComponentBase, DashFigureFactory, DashComponent and DashApp" description: "API details for DashComponentBase, DashFigureFactory, DashComponent and DashApp" nb_path: "00_core.ipynb" ---
All classes in the library are derived from DashComponentBase
which is a an abstract base class (ABC) that provides:
._stored_params
property.to_config()
.to_yaml()
.from_config()
.from_yaml()
Define a class T
as a childclass of DashComponentBase
and initialize an instance t
:
class T(DashComponentBase):
def __init__(self, a=1, b=2, **kwargs):
super().__init__(child_depth=2)
t = T(a=2, b=3)
Get the configuration of the instance t
:
print(t.to_config())
Get the configuration in yaml
format:
print(t.to_yaml())
Tests showing parameters have been assigned to attributes and config stores all relevenat data to rebuild the instance from the config:
assert t.a == 2
assert t.b == 3
assert t.to_config()['dash_component']['class_name'] == "T"
assert t.to_config()['dash_component']['module'] == "__main__"
assert t.to_config()['dash_component']['params']['a'] == t.a
assert t.to_config()['dash_component']['params']['b'] == t.b
Store to yaml:
t.to_yaml("T.yaml")
Load from yaml and check that loaded instance t2
is same as t
:
t2 = T.from_yaml("T.yaml")
assert t2.to_config()['dash_component']['class_name'] == "T"
assert t2.to_config()['dash_component']['module'] == "__main__"
assert t2.to_config()['dash_component']['params']['a'] == t.a
assert t2.to_config()['dash_component']['params']['b'] == t.b
Override parameters upon loading:
t2 = T.from_yaml("T.yaml", b=4)
assert t2.b == 4
If **kwargs
in the class definition than unknown parameters get loads to self.kwargs
:
t2 = T.from_yaml("T.yaml", c=5)
assert hasattr(t2, "kwargs")
assert "c" in t2.kwargs
assert t2.kwargs["c"] == 5
Store to file ("pickle", although also works with dill and joblib) and reload from file:
t2.dump("t") # stores to "t.pkl"
t3 = DashComponentBase.from_file("t.pkl")
print(t3.to_yaml())
assert t3.kwargs["c"] == 5
If suffix is ".pkl" can simply leave it out. And you can load from any DashComponentBase
child class:
t4 = T.from_file("t")
print(t4.to_yaml())
assert t4.kwargs["c"] == 5
A DashFigureFactory
loads data and provides plots, tables, lists, dicts, etc that can be used for building your dashboard.
This provides a clean seperation where all your data preparation and visualisation logic goes into one place (the DashFigureFactory
) and all the dashboard layout and interaction logic goes into another (the DashComponents
). This means that you only have to change the data representation in one place, and the whole dashboard will adapt.
When used as a parameter to a DashComponent
(e.g. parameter figure_factory
)the parameter figure_factory
gets replaced by the figure factory configuration dict. This means that a DashComponent
automatically loads its underlying DashFigureFactory
parameters upon load!
In some cases you may perform a lot of costly calculations during the initialization of the DashFigureFactory
(e.g. calculate SHAP values). In this case you may want to pickle the DashFigureFactory
and reload it from file. If you add a parameter filepath
to the parameters and .dump()
the DashFigureFactory
, then you can automatically reload it from pickle by adding .from_yaml("component.yaml", try_pickles=True)
.
DashFigureFactory
: ListFactory
A DashFigureFactory that simply stores a list and has a return_list()
method:
class ListFactory(DashFigureFactory):
def __init__(self, list_input, filepath=None):
super().__init__()
def list_length(self):
return len(self.list_input)
def return_list(self, first_n_items=None):
if first_n_items is None: first_n_items = self.list_length()
if first_n_items <= len(self.list_input):
return self.list_input[:first_n_items]
return None
list_factory = ListFactory(["this", "is", "a", "dumb", "example"], filepath="list_factory.pkl")
print(list_factory.return_list())
print(list_factory.to_yaml())
assert list_factory.list_input == ['this', 'is', 'a', 'dumb', 'example']
assert list_factory.return_list() == ['this', 'is', 'a', 'dumb', 'example']
assert list_factory.return_list(2) == ['this', 'is']
Storing and loading from yaml:
list_factory.to_yaml("list_factory.yaml")
list_factory2 = DashFigureFactory.from_yaml("list_factory.yaml")
assert list_factory2.list_input == list_factory.list_input
assert list_factory2.return_list() == list_factory.return_list()
assert list_factory2.return_list(2) == list_factory.return_list(2)
force_pickles=True
but filepath does not exist, then it will throw a FileNotFoundError.try_pickles=True
but filepath does not exist, then it will simply show a warning.list_factory = ListFactory(["this", "is", "a", "dumb", "example"], filepath="list_factory2.pkl")
list_factory.to_yaml("list_factory2.yaml")
try:
ListFactory.from_yaml("list_factory2.yaml", force_pickles=True)
except Exception as e:
assert isinstance(e, FileNotFoundError)
list_factory = ListFactory.from_yaml("list_factory2.yaml", try_pickles=True)
So you have to make sure the file exists by dumping it:
list_factory = ListFactory(["this", "is", "a", "dumb", "example"], filepath="list_factory.pkl")
list_factory.to_yaml("list_factory.yaml")
list_factory.dump()
list_factory2 = ListFactory.from_yaml("list_factory.yaml", force_pickles=True)
assert isinstance(list_factory2, ListFactory)
A DashComponent
combines a dash
layout with dash
callbacks.
It provides:
.layout()
method that returns the layout for the component.register_callbacks(app)
method that allow you to register the
callbacks of the component to a specific dash appDashFigureFactory
parameters to it's config
(this means that figure factory will be automatically loaded upon load)DashComponent
subcomponents in its attributes
(which means that callbacks of all subcomponents will also automatically be registered)make_hideable
staticmethod that makes it easy to hide parts of a layout
depending on configuration boolsquerystring()
method that allows you to store the state of your dashboard in the url querystring,
and then load the state of the dashboard back from that url.It inherits from DashComponentBase
so:
._stored_params
.from_file()
IMPORTANT:
+self.name
to all the id
's in your layout to make sure layout id
's are unique._register_callbacks(self, app)
(note the underscore!)self.querystring(params)(...)
, then set the self.name
of the component
to something definitive and readable, as otherwise each run it gets assigned a new random
uuid string everytime you reboot your app, breaking previously generated querystring urls.Tracking every single parameter in a big multi tab dashboard can result in extremely long querystring urls.
However often you would only want to share the analysis on a single tab anyway, so we can shorten the url by only keeping track of the parameters of the tab that you are on at the moment. To make this possible we define a drop-in replacement for dcc.Tabs
called DashComponentTabs
.
When you pass an id
and a list of DashComponents
, this generates automatically
a
dcc.Tabs(id=id, children = [dcc.Tab(tab.layout(), label=tab.title) for tab in tabs])
When you pass a component
parameter and do not set single_tab_querystrings=False
, then DashComponentTabs
stores the querystring parameter for each tab in component._tab_params
. This will get used by DashApp
to exclude all parameters that are not on the current tab from being stored in the querystring url.
Example usage:
self.querystring(params)(DashComponentTabs)(
component=self, id="tabs", tabs=[self.list1, self.list2], params=params)
DashComponent
: import dash_html_components as html
import dash_core_components as dcc
name
to a DashComponent
to be used as a unique suffix for all the layout id's.
If you don't pass a name, a random uuid identifier self.name
gets generated instead. However if
you are going to track querystrings, it's best to pass a specific, short and readable name.self.querystrings(params)(...)
wrapper. params
.self.querystring
, and indicate which elements of the layour function
you would like to track and reload from state._register_callbacks(app)
(note the underscore!)register_callbacks(app)
will then first register all callbacks
of subcomponents and then call this _register_callbacks(app)
method.class T(DashComponent):
def __init__(self, name=None):
super().__init__()
def layout(self, params=None):
return html.Div([
self.querystring(params)(dcc.Input)(id=self.id("input1")),
self.querystring(params, "min", "max")(dcc.Input)(id=self.id("input2")),
self.querystring(params, "min", "max", "value")(dcc.Input)(id=self.id("input3"))
])
t= T(name="0")
t.get_querystring_params()
t= T(name="0")
t.get_querystring_params()
input1_attributes = [qs[1] for qs in t.get_querystring_params() if qs[0]=="input1-0"]
input2_attributes = [qs[1] for qs in t.get_querystring_params() if qs[0]=="input2-0"]
input3_attributes = [qs[1] for qs in t.get_querystring_params() if qs[0]=="input3-0"]
assert input1_attributes == ['value'], "if no attributes explicitly listen, default to track 'value'"
assert not 'value' in input2_attributes, "value should not be in attributes if other attributes are explicitly listed"
assert input3_attributes[0] == 'value', "value should always be the first attributes in the list!"
DashComponent
example: ListComponent
class ListComponent(DashComponent):
def __init__(self, list_factory, first_n=2, name=None):
super().__init__()
def layout(self, params=None):
return html.Div([
self.querystring(params)(dcc.Input)(
id=self.id("input-first-n"),
type="number",
value=self.first_n,
min=0,
max=self.list_factory.list_length()),
html.Div(id=self.id("output-div"),
children=" ".join(self.list_factory.return_list(self.first_n))),
])
def component_callbacks(self, app):
@app.callback(
self.Output("output-div", "children"),
self.Input("input-first-n", "value")
)
def update_div(first_n):
if first_n is not None:
return " ".join(self.list_factory.return_list(first_n))
raise PreventUpdate
list_component = ListComponent(list_factory, name="1")
list_component.get_querystring_params()
assert list_component.list_factory.return_list() == ['this', 'is', 'a', 'dumb', 'example']
assert isinstance(list_component.layout(), html.Div)
assert list_component.get_querystring_params()[0][1] == 'value'
print(list_component.to_yaml())
Store and reload the component (with the figure factory automatically getting reloaded as well!):
list_component.to_yaml("list_component.yaml")
list_component2 = ListComponent.from_yaml("list_component.yaml")
assert isinstance(list_component2, ListComponent)
list_component.dump()
list_component2 = ListComponent.from_yaml("list_component.yaml", try_pickles=True)
assert isinstance(list_component2, ListComponent)
assert list_component2.list_factory.return_list() == list_component.list_factory.return_list()
list_factory.to_config()['dash_figure_factory']['params']['filepath']
See that force_pickle=True
fails when the DashFigureFactory
's filepath is non-existent, but
that try_pickles=True
simply reload the DashFigureFactory
from config:
list_factory._stored_params['filepath'] = "non_existing_file.pkl"
list_component = ListComponent(list_factory)
list_component.to_yaml("list_component.yaml")
try:
list_component.from_yaml("list_component.yaml", force_pickles=True)
except Exception as e:
assert isinstance(e, FileNotFoundError)
list_factory._stored_params['filepath'] = "file_factory.pkl"
list_component.to_yaml("list_component.yaml")
DashComponent
Example: ListComposite
A ListComposite
if a combination of two ListComponents
, both with different initial settings for first_n
.
self.list1 = ...
and self.list2 = ...
self.list1.layout()
and self.list2.layout()
.name
from the subcomponents to properly identify the element<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Output("input-first-n-"+self.list1.name, "value"),
Output("input-first-n-"+self.list2.name, "value"),
Input("reset-button-"+self.name, "n_clicks")
)
_register_callbacks(self, app)
! (note the underscore!)DashApp
calls
register_components(app)
(note the lack of underscore here!)class ListComposite(DashComponent):
def __init__(self, list_factory, first_n1=2, first_n2=3, name=None):
super().__init__()
self.list1 = ListComponent(list_factory, first_n=first_n1, name="1")
self.list2 = ListComponent(list_factory, first_n=first_n2, name="2")
def layout(self, params=None):
return html.Div([
html.Button("Reset", id=self.id("reset-button")),
self.querystring(params)(DashComponentTabs)(
component=self, id="tabs", tabs=[self.list1, self.list2], params=params)
])
def component_callbacks(self, app):
@app.callback(
self.list1.Output("input-first-n", "value"),
self.list2.Output("input-first-n", "value"),
self.Input("reset-button", "n_clicks")
)
def reset_inpus(n_clicks):
if n_clicks:
return self.first_n1, self.first_n2
raise PreventUpdate
list_composite = ListComposite(list_factory, name="main")
list_composite.get_querystring_params()
list_composite.layout()
list_composite._tab_params
print(list_composite._querystring_params)
print(list_composite.list1._querystring_params)
print(list_composite.list2._querystring_params)
list_composite.compute_querystring_params()
querystring_params = list_composite.get_querystring_params()
assert len(querystring_params) == 3, \
"should be three querystring params, one from each subcomponent plus 'tabs'!"
querystring_params
unreachable_querystring_params = list_composite.get_unreachable_querystring_params()
assert len(unreachable_querystring_params) == 0, \
"should be no unreachable params in this component!"
unreachable_querystring_params
print(list_composite.to_yaml())
subcomponents are automatically registerd to a _components
list when calling register_components()
.
(this gets called initially in register_callbacks()
)
list_composite.register_components()
list_composite._components
assert len(list_composite._components) == 2
When we build a dash app from this list_composite, we can check that all three callbacks (one for the composite, and one each for each subcomponent) have indeed been registered:
app = dash.Dash()
app.layout = list_composite.layout()
list_composite.register_callbacks(app)
assert len(app.callback_map) == 3, \
("Should be three callbacks (one for the composite, and one each for each "
"subcomponent) have indeed been registered)")
DashConnectors
between DashComponents
: You can define DashConnectors
that connect the inputs and outputs of multiple DashComponents
.
You can do this because you have access to the .name
property of each subcomponent.
DashConnectors
never register callbacks from any of its subcomponents.
Using DashConnectors can help clean up your code, especially if you can re-use them.
class ResetConnector(DashConnector):
def __init__(self, list_composite, list_component1, list_component2):
super().__init__()
def component_callbacks(self, app):
@app.callback(
[self.list_component1.Output("input-first-n", "value"),
self.list_component2.Output("input-first-n", "value")],
self.list_composite.Input("reset-button", "n_clicks")
)
def reset_inpus(n_clicks):
if n_clicks:
return self.list_composite.first_n1, self.list_composite.first_n2
raise PreventUpdate
class ListComposite(DashComponent):
def __init__(self, list_factory, first_n1=2, first_n2=3, name=None):
super().__init__()
self.list1 = ListComponent(self.list_factory, first_n=first_n1, name="1")
self.list2 = ListComponent(self.list_factory, first_n=first_n2, name="2")
self.connector = ResetConnector(self, self.list1, self.list2)
def layout(self, params=None):
return html.Div([
html.Button("Reset", id="reset-button-"+self.name),
self.querystring(params)(DashComponentTabs)(
component=self, id="tabs", tabs=[self.list1, self.list2], params=params)
])
list_composite = ListComposite(list_factory)
print(list_composite.to_yaml())
In order to run your DashboardComponent
dashboard you can pass it to a DashApp
and run it:
DashApp(dashboard_component).run()
Args:
dashboard_component
(DashComponent): component to be runport
(int): port to run the servermode
({'dash', 'external', 'inline', 'jupyterlab'}): type of dash server to startquerystrings
(bool): save state to url querystring and load from querystringkwargs
: all kwargs will be passed down to dash.Dash. See below the docstring of dash.DashDashApp
You can build and run dash app by simply passing a DashComposite
to DashApp
and then running it:
db = DashApp(list_composite, mode='external', port=9000, querystrings=True, bootstrap=dbc.themes.FLATLY)
port=8051
mode='inline'
mode='external'
or mode='jupyterlab'
mode='dash'
dash.Dash()
constructorif run_app:
db.run()
You can also store and reload an entire dashboard:
print(db.to_yaml())
db.to_yaml("dashboard.yaml")
db2 = DashApp.from_yaml("dashboard.yaml", force_pickles=True)
if run_app:
db2.run()
from nbdev.export import *
notebook2script()


public class TransferManager
extends java.lang.Object
This class provide high-Level APIs to manage ad hoc networks and communications.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Config |
config |
protected boolean |
v |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TransferManager(boolean verbose)
Constructor
|
TransferManager(boolean verbose,
Config config)
Constructor
|
TransferManager(boolean verbose,
Config config,
ListenerApp listenerApp)
Constructor
|
TransferManager(boolean verbose,
ListenerApp listenerApp)
Constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
broadcast(java.lang.Object message)
Method allowing to broadcast a message to all directly connected nodes.
|
boolean |
broadcastExcept(java.lang.Object message,
AdHocDevice excludedDevice)
Method allowing to broadcast a message to all directly connected nodes.
|
void |
cancelConnection(ListenerAction listenerAction)
Method allowing to cancel a Wi-Fi connection (during the Group Owner negotiation).
|
void |
connect(AdHocDevice adHocDevice)
Method allowing to connect to a remote peer represented by the adHocDevice parameter.
|
void |
connect(int attempts,
AdHocDevice adHocDevice)
Method allowing to connect to a remote peer represented by the adHocDevice parameter.
|
void |
disableAll()
Method allowing to disable all technologies.
|
void |
disableBluetooth()
Method allowing to disable Bluetooth adapter.
|
void |
disableWifi()
Method allowing to disable Wi-Fi adapter.
|
void |
disconnect(AdHocDevice adHocDevice)
Method allowing to disconnect the mobile from a remote peer represented by the adHocDevice
parameter.
|
void |
disconnectAll()
Method allowing to disconnect the mobile from all the remote peers.
|
void |
discovery(DiscoveryListener discoveryListener)
Method allowing to perform a discovery depending the technology used.
|
void |
enableAll(android.content.Context context,
ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter)
Method allowing to enable both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies.
|
void |
enableBluetooth(int duration,
android.content.Context context,
ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter)
Method allowing to enable Bluetooth adapter.
|
void |
enableWifi(android.content.Context context,
ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter)
Method allowing to enable Wi-Fi adapter.
|
java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.String> |
getActifAdapterNames()
Method allowing to get the adapter's names.
|
java.lang.String |
getBluetoothAdapterName()
Method allowing to get the Bluetooth adapter name.
|
Config |
getConfig()
Method allowing to get the current configuration used by the libraries.
|
java.util.ArrayList<AdHocDevice> |
getDirectNeighbors()
Method allowing to get the direct neighbours of the current mobile.
|
java.lang.String |
getOwnAddress()
Method allowing to get the current label that identifies uniquely the mobile.
|
java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,AdHocDevice> |
getPairedBluetoothDevices()
Method allowing to get all the Bluetooth devices which are already paired.
|
java.lang.String |
getWifiAdapterName()
Method allowing to get the Wi-Fi adapter name.
|
boolean |
isBluetoothEnabled()
Method allowing to check if Bluetooth is enabled.
|
boolean |
isWifiEnabled()
Method allowing to check if Wi-Fi is enabled.
|
boolean |
isWifiGroupOwner()
Method allowing to check if the current device is the Group Owner.
|
void |
removeWifiGroup(ListenerAction listenerAction)
Method allowing to remove a current Wi-Fi group.
|
void |
resetBluetoothAdapterName()
Method allowing to reset the name of the Wi-Fi adapter.
|
void |
resetWifiAdapterName()
Method allowing to reset the name of the Bluetooth adapter.
|
void |
sendMessageTo(java.lang.Object message,
AdHocDevice adHocDevice)
Method allowing to send a message to a remote node represented by the adHocDevice parameter.
|
protected void |
setListenerApp(ListenerApp listenerApp)
Method allowing to set the listenerApp.
|
void |
setWifiGroupOwnerValue(int valueGroupOwner)
Method allowing to update the Group Owner value to influence the choice of the Group Owner
negotiation.
|
void |
start(android.content.Context context)
Method allowing to initialize the library parameters.
|
void |
stopListening()
Method allowing to stop a listening on incoming connections.
|
void |
unpairBtDevice(AdHocDevice adHocDevice)
Method allowing to un-pair a bluetooth device.
|
boolean |
updateBluetoothAdapterName(java.lang.String newName)
Method allowing to update the name of the Bluetooth adapter.
|
void |
updateContext(android.content.Context context)
Method allowing to update the current context.
|
void |
updateListenerApp(ListenerApp listenerApp)
Method allowing to update the listenerApp.
|
boolean |
updateWifiAdapterName(java.lang.String newName)
Method allowing to update the name of the Wi-Fi adapter.
|
protected final boolean v
protected final Config config
public TransferManager(boolean verbose, ListenerApp listenerApp)
verbose
- a boolean value to set the debug/verbose mode.listenerApp
- a ListenerApp object which contains callback functions.public TransferManager(boolean verbose, Config config, ListenerApp listenerApp)
verbose
- a boolean value to set the debug/verbose mode.config
- a Config object which contains specific configurations.listenerApp
- a ListenerApp object which contains callback functions.public TransferManager(boolean verbose)
verbose
- a boolean value to set the debug/verbose mode.public TransferManager(boolean verbose, Config config)
verbose
- a boolean value to set the debug/verbose mode.config
- a Config object which contains specific configurations.public void start(android.content.Context context) throws java.io.IOException
context
- a Context object which gives global information about an application
environment.java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public void updateListenerApp(ListenerApp listenerApp)
listenerApp
- a ListenerApp object which contains callback functions.protected void setListenerApp(ListenerApp listenerApp)
listenerApp
- a ListenerApp object which contains callback functions.public void updateContext(android.content.Context context)
context
- a Context object which gives global information about an application
environment.public void sendMessageTo(java.lang.Object message, AdHocDevice adHocDevice) throws java.io.IOException, DeviceException
message
- a generic object which represents the data to send through the network.adHocDevice
- an AdHocDevice object which represents the remote peer to send message.java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public boolean broadcast(java.lang.Object message) throws java.io.IOException, DeviceException
message
- a generic object which represents the data to send through the network.java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public boolean broadcastExcept(java.lang.Object message, AdHocDevice excludedDevice) throws java.io.IOException, DeviceException
message
- a generic object which represents the data to send through the network.excludedDevice
- a AdHocDevice object which represents the device that must be excluded
during the broadcast process.java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void connect(int attempts, AdHocDevice adHocDevice) throws DeviceException
attempts
- an integer value which represents the number of attempts to try to connect
to the remote peer. Its initial default value is 1.adHocDevice
- an AdHocDevice object which represents the remote peer to connect.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void connect(AdHocDevice adHocDevice) throws DeviceException
adHocDevice
- an AdHocDevice object which represents the remote peer to connect.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void stopListening() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public void discovery(DiscoveryListener discoveryListener) throws DeviceException
discoveryListener
- a DiscoveryListener object which contains callback function.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,AdHocDevice> getPairedBluetoothDevices()
public java.util.ArrayList<AdHocDevice> getDirectNeighbors()
public void enableAll(android.content.Context context, ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter)
context
- a Context object which gives global information about an application
environment.listenerAdapter
- a ListenerAdapter object which contains callback functions.public void enableWifi(android.content.Context context, ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter)
context
- a Context object which gives global information about an application
environment.listenerAdapter
- a ListenerAdapter object which contains callback functions.public void enableBluetooth(int duration, android.content.Context context, ListenerAdapter listenerAdapter) throws BluetoothBadDuration
duration
- an integer value which is used to set up the time of the bluetooth
discovery.context
- a Context object which gives global information about an application
environment.listenerAdapter
- a ListenerAdapter object which contains callback functions.BluetoothBadDuration
- signals that the duration for the bluetooth discovery is invalid.public void disableAll() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public void disableWifi() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public void disableBluetooth() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public boolean isWifiEnabled()
public boolean isBluetoothEnabled()
public boolean updateBluetoothAdapterName(java.lang.String newName) throws DeviceException
newName
- a String value which represents the new name of the device adapter.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public boolean updateWifiAdapterName(java.lang.String newName) throws DeviceException
newName
- a String value which represents the new name of the device adapter.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void resetBluetoothAdapterName() throws DeviceException
DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void resetWifiAdapterName() throws DeviceException
DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void setWifiGroupOwnerValue(int valueGroupOwner) throws GroupOwnerBadValue, DeviceException
valueGroupOwner
- an integer value between 0 and 15 where 0 indicates the least
inclination to be a group owner and 15 indicates the highest inclination
to be a group owner. A value of -1 indicates the system can choose
an appropriate value.GroupOwnerBadValue
- signals that the value for the Group Owner intent is invalid.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void removeWifiGroup(ListenerAction listenerAction) throws DeviceException
listenerAction
- a ListenerAction object which contains callback functions.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public boolean isWifiGroupOwner() throws DeviceException
DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void unpairBtDevice(AdHocDevice adHocDevice) throws java.lang.IllegalAccessException, java.lang.NoSuchMethodException, java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException, DeviceException
adHocDevice
- a BluetoothAdHocDevice object which represents a remote Bluetooth device.java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
- signals that a method does not exist.java.lang.IllegalAccessException
- signals that an application tries to reflectively create
an instance which has no access to the definition of
the specified classjava.lang.NoSuchMethodException
- signals that a method does not exist.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public void cancelConnection(ListenerAction listenerAction) throws DeviceException
listenerAction
- a ListenerAction object which contains callback functions.DeviceException
- signals that a Device Exception exception has occurred.public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.String> getActifAdapterNames()
public java.lang.String getWifiAdapterName()
public java.lang.String getBluetoothAdapterName()
public void disconnectAll() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public void disconnect(AdHocDevice adHocDevice) throws java.io.IOException
adHocDevice
- an AdHocDevice object which represents the remote peer to disconnect.java.io.IOException
- signals that an I/O exception of some sort has occurred.public java.lang.String getOwnAddress()
public Config getConfig()


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Argo
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A C++ library for handling JSON.
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| ▼Cstd::exception | STL class |
| ▼Cargo::json_exception | Base class for all exceptions thrown by the library |
| Cargo::json_array_index_range_exception | Specific class of exceptions for an invalid object key |
| Cargo::json_invalid_key_exception | Specific class of exceptions for an invalid object key |
| Cargo::json_io_exception | Specific class of exceptions for IO errors of various types |
| Cargo::json_parser_exception | Exception class for parser errors |
| Cargo::json_pointer_exception | Specific class of exceptions for IO errors of various types |
| Cargo::json_utf8_exception | Exception class for errors translating to and from UTF-8 strings |
| Cargo::json | All json things are represented by instances of this class |
| Cargo::lexer | A lexical analyser for JSON messages |
| Cargo::parser | A recursive decent parser for JSON messages |
| Cargo::pointer | JSON pointers as per the RFT |
| ▼Cargo::reader | A class to read JSON messages from various types of input stream |
| Cargo::fd_reader | A derived class of reader that reads from POSIX file descriptors |
| Cargo::file_reader | A derived class of reader that reads from stdio FILEs |
| Cargo::stream_reader | A class to read JSON messages from C++ istreams |
| Cargo::token | Lexical tokens read from a JSON message |
| Cargo::pointer::token | Tokens in a JSON pointer |
| Cargo::unparser | Class to unparse json instances into JSON messages |
| Cargo::utf8 | Methods to convert JSON format string to UTF-8 and vice-versa |
| ▼Cargo::writer | Simple proxy for write operations on various types of stream |
| Cargo::fd_writer | A derived class of writer that writes to POSIX file descriptors |
| Cargo::file_writer | A derived class of writer that writes to stdio FILEs |
| Cargo::stream_writer | A class to write JSON messages to a C++ istream |


WITNESS LIST International Relations, Trade & Technology Committee April 2, 1997-1:00P SB 814 Registering, but not testifying: On: Wattles, Dan (TX. Dept. of Commerce), Austin SB 994 Registering, but not testifying: On: Steeg, Susan (TX. Dept. of Health), Austin SB 1512 For: Carmona, Guadalupe (self), Rio Grande City Garza, Eloy (Starr County), Garciasville Johnson, Amy (Colonias Unidas), Austin Juarez, Blanca (Colonias Unidas), Rio Grande City Registering, but not testifying: For: Henneberger, John (TX Low Income Housing), Austin Saenz, Maria Luisa (self), Rio Grande City SB 1518 For: Davis, Dan (Houston Advc. Res. Cntr), The Woodlands Porter, W. Arthur (Houston Advc. Res. Cntr), The Woodlands Against: Sommerman, Walter (Lorax Corporation), Fort Worth SCR 51 Registering, but not testifying: On: Cisneros, Jeannie (TX Dept. of Commerce), Austin Klonsinski, Mike (TX Dept. of Commerce), Austin Wattles, Dan (TX Dept. of Commerce), Austin SJR 39 Registering, but not testifying: For: Kollaer, Jim (Greater Houston Partner), Houston On: Kozlowski, Jim (TX Growth Fund), Austin


This example shows the two different ways how force laws can be
utilized:
- In the left system a body is attached via a prismatic joint to
the world frame. The prismatic joint has two 1-dimensional
translational flanges (called "support" and "axis") that allows to
connect elements from the Modelica.Mechanics.Translational library
between the support and the axis connector. The effect is that the
force generated by the 1-dimensional elements acts as driving force
in the axis of the prismatic joint. In the example a simple spring
is used.
The advantage of this approach is that the many elements from the
Translational library can be easily used here and that this
implementation is usually more efficient as when using
3-dimensional springs.
- In the right system the same model is defined. The difference
is that a 3-dimensional spring from the
Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody.Forces library is used. This has the
advantage to get a nice animation of the force component.
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Here are the venture funding totals for April 2017:
The amount of investment this month was higher than either April 2016 or 2015, because of the massive $190,000,000 investment in online education company EverFi. (This accounted for more than three-quarters of the total venture capital raised in April.)
The funding total for 2017 remains higher than the two previous years at this stage. It's higher, of course, because of the $500 million invested in SoFi in February. If you exclude that one investment (I don't think you should, but if you do), then the total funding figure for the year-to-date is up from 2016 (by about $50 million) but down from 2015 (by about $140 million).
The companies that have raised the most money so far this year are:
Those top three account for more than 65% of the money raised so far this year. (And again, if you exclude SoFi, the investments in EverFi and Xueba100.com constitute about 40% of the money raised so far this year.)
As always the data for this project is freely available on GitHub.


Tata Motors to raise up to $300 mn by issuing bonds this month
The company said the bonds will be issued to investors identified by the committee and will be listed on Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd.
by PTITata Motors on November 13 said its board has okayed the pricing and tenure of $300 million (over Rs 2,163.37 crore) fund raise, through bonds to be issued later this month.
The committee authorised by the board at its meeting held on November 13, 2019 has approved the pricing, tenure and other terms of $300 million 5.875 per cent senior notes due 2025, Tata Motors said in a regulatory filing.
The company said the bonds will be issued to investors identified by the committee and will be listed on Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Ltd.
Tenure of the instrument is from November 20, 2019 to May 20, 2025.
The coupon of 5.875 percent per annum is to be payable semi-annually in arrear on May 20 and November 20 of each year, Tata Motors said.
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access_flags
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Access modifier for this class.
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attributes
- Each entry is an attribute_info structure and contains information
about each attribute in this class.
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attributes_count
- Represents the number of attributes present in this class.
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constant_pool
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This is where class file keeps its data such as names of methods,
fields, class, and other constants.
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constant_pool_count
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The number of entries in the contant pool table.
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field_count
- Represents the number of fields present in this class.
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fields
- Each entry is a field_info structure and contains information
about each field in this class.
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interface_count
- Represents the number of superinterfaces of this class.
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interfaces
- Each entry is an index into the constant pool table and contains information
about the interface.
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magic
- 0xCAFEBABE identifies the class file format.
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major_version
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Major version of the compiler used to create this class file.
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methods
- Each entry is a method_info structure and contains information
about each method in this class.
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methods_count
- Represents the number of methods present in this class.
-
minor_version
-
Minor version of the compiler used to create this class file.
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super_class
- Index into the constant pool containing information about this class's super class.
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this_class
- Index into the constant pool containing information about current class.
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ClassFile(String)
- Constructor reads in a class file and parses it into its internal representation.
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addConstantPoolEntry(Cp_Info)
- Allows one to add a contant pool entry (Cp_Info) to the constant pool table.
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write(String)
- Outputs the internal representation of this ClassFile to a file.
magic
public int magic
- 0xCAFEBABE identifies the class file format.
minor_version
public short minor_version
- Minor version of the compiler used to create this class file.
major_version
public short major_version
- Major version of the compiler used to create this class file.
constant_pool_count
public short constant_pool_count
- The number of entries in the contant pool table.
- See Also:
- constant_pool
constant_pool
public Cp_Info constant_pool[]
- This is where class file keeps its data such as names of methods,
fields, class, and other constants.
access_flags
public short access_flags
- Access modifier for this class.
this_class
public short this_class
- Index into the constant pool containing information about current class.
- See Also:
- constant_pool
super_class
public short super_class
- Index into the constant pool containing information about this class's super class.
- See Also:
- constant_pool
interface_count
public short interface_count
- Represents the number of superinterfaces of this class.
interfaces
public short interfaces[]
- Each entry is an index into the constant pool table and contains information
about the interface.
- See Also:
- constant_pool
field_count
public short field_count
- Represents the number of fields present in this class.
fields
public Field_Info fields[]
- Each entry is a field_info structure and contains information
about each field in this class.
- See Also:
- Field_Info
methods_count
public short methods_count
- Represents the number of methods present in this class.
methods
public Method_Info methods[]
- Each entry is a method_info structure and contains information
about each method in this class.
- See Also:
- Method_Info
attributes_count
public short attributes_count
- Represents the number of attributes present in this class.
attributes
public Attribute_Info attributes[]
- Each entry is an attribute_info structure and contains information
about each attribute in this class.
ClassFile
public ClassFile(String filename)
- Constructor reads in a class file and parses it into its internal representation.
- Parameters:
- the - name of the class file to be parsed
write
public void write(String filename)
- Outputs the internal representation of this ClassFile to a file.
- Parameters:
- the - name of the file to be created
addConstantPoolEntry
public Cp_Info[] addConstantPoolEntry(Cp_Info entry)
- Allows one to add a contant pool entry (Cp_Info) to the constant pool table.
- Parameters:
- the - constant pool entry to be added to the table
- Returns:
- the new constant pool table
- See Also:
- Cp_Info
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A metric, which measures the lift of an association rule (also referred to as "interest"). By definition, lift is calculated as the ratio of the rule's confidence over a priori expectation for the rule's head.
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Using FileUploadFileUpload can be used in a number of different ways, depending upon the requirements of your application. In the simplest case, you will call a single method to parse the servlet request, and then process the list of items as they apply to your application. At the other end of the scale, you might decide to customize FileUpload to take full control of the way in which individual items are stored; for example, you might decide to stream the content into a database. Here, we will describe the basic principles of FileUpload, and illustrate some of the simpler - and most common - usage patterns. Customization of FileUpload is described elsewhere. FileUpload depends on Commons IO, so make sure you have the version mentioned on the dependencies page in your classpath before continuing. How it worksA file upload request comprises an ordered list of items that are encoded according to RFC 1867, "Form-based File Upload in HTML". FileUpload can parse such a request and provide your application with a list of the individual uploaded items. Each such item implements the FileItem interface, regardless of its underlying implementation. This page describes the traditional API of the commons fileupload library. The traditional API is a convenient approach. However, for ultimate performance, you might prefer the faster Streaming API. Each file item has a number of properties that might be of interest for your application. For example, every item has a name and a content type, and can provide an InputStream to access its data. On the other hand, you may need to process items differently, depending upon whether the item is a regular form field - that is, the data came from an ordinary text box or similar HTML field - or an uploaded file. The FileItem interface provides the methods to make such a determination, and to access the data in the most appropriate manner. FileUpload creates new file items using a FileItemFactory. This is what gives FileUpload most of its flexibility. The factory has ultimate control over how each item is created. The factory implementation that currently ships with FileUpload stores the item's data in memory or on disk, depending on the size of the item (i.e. bytes of data). However, this behavior can be customized to suit your application. Servlets and PortletsStarting with version 1.1, FileUpload supports file upload requests in both servlet and portlet environments. The usage is almost identical in the two environments, so the remainder of this document refers only to the servlet environment. If you are building a portlet application, the following are the two distinctions you should make as you read this document:
Parsing the requestBefore you can work with the uploaded items, of course, you need to parse the request itself. Ensuring that the request is actually a file upload request is straightforward, but FileUpload makes it simplicity itself, by providing a static method to do just that. // Check that we have a file upload request boolean isMultipart = ServletFileUpload.isMultipartContent(request); Now we are ready to parse the request into its constituent items. The simplest caseThe simplest usage scenario is the following:
Handling a request in this scenario couldn't be much simpler: // Create a factory for disk-based file items DiskFileItemFactory factory = new DiskFileItemFactory(); // Configure a repository (to ensure a secure temp location is used) ServletContext servletContext = this.getServletConfig().getServletContext(); File repository = (File) servletContext.getAttribute("javax.servlet.context.tempdir"); factory.setRepository(repository); // Create a new file upload handler ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload(factory); // Parse the request List<FileItem> items = upload.parseRequest(request); That's all that's needed. Really! The result of the parse is a List of file items, each of which implements the FileItem interface. Processing these items is discussed below. Exercising more controlIf your usage scenario is close to the simplest case, described above, but you need a little more control, you can easily customize the behavior of the upload handler or the file item factory or both. The following example shows several configuration options: // Create a factory for disk-based file items DiskFileItemFactory factory = new DiskFileItemFactory(); // Set factory constraints factory.setSizeThreshold(yourMaxMemorySize); factory.setRepository(yourTempDirectory); // Create a new file upload handler ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload(factory); // Set overall request size constraint upload.setSizeMax(yourMaxRequestSize); // Parse the request List<FileItem> items = upload.parseRequest(request); Of course, each of the configuration methods is independent of the others, but if you want to configure the factory all at once, you can do that with an alternative constructor, like this: // Create a factory for disk-based file items DiskFileItemFactory factory = new DiskFileItemFactory(yourMaxMemorySize, yourTempDirectory); Should you need further control over the parsing of the request, such as storing the items elsewhere - for example, in a database - you will need to look into customizing FileUpload. Processing the uploaded itemsOnce the parse has completed, you will have a List of file items that you need to process. In most cases, you will want to handle file uploads differently from regular form fields, so you might process the list like this: // Process the uploaded items Iterator<FileItem> iter = items.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { FileItem item = iter.next(); if (item.isFormField()) { processFormField(item); } else { processUploadedFile(item); } } For a regular form field, you will most likely be interested only in the name of the item, and its String value. As you might expect, accessing these is very simple. // Process a regular form field if (item.isFormField()) { String name = item.getFieldName(); String value = item.getString(); ... } For a file upload, there are several different things you might want to know before you process the content. Here is an example of some of the methods you might be interested in. // Process a file upload if (!item.isFormField()) { String fieldName = item.getFieldName(); String fileName = item.getName(); String contentType = item.getContentType(); boolean isInMemory = item.isInMemory(); long sizeInBytes = item.getSize(); ... } With uploaded files, you generally will not want to access them via memory, unless they are small, or unless you have no other alternative. Rather, you will want to process the content as a stream, or write the entire file to its ultimate location. FileUpload provides simple means of accomplishing both of these. // Process a file upload if (writeToFile) { File uploadedFile = new File(...); item.write(uploadedFile); } else { InputStream uploadedStream = item.getInputStream(); ... uploadedStream.close(); } Note that, in the default implementation of FileUpload, write() will attempt to rename the file to the specified destination, if the data is already in a temporary file. Actually copying the data is only done if the the rename fails, for some reason, or if the data was in memory. If you do need to access the uploaded data in memory, you need simply call the get() method to obtain the data as an array of bytes. // Process a file upload in memory byte[] data = item.get(); ... Resource cleanupThis section applies only, if you are using the DiskFileItem. In other words, it applies, if your uploaded files are written to temporary files before processing them. Such temporary files are deleted automatically, if they are no longer used (more precisely, if the corresponding instance of DiskFileItem is garbage collected. This is done silently by the org.apache.commons.io.FileCleanerTracker class, which starts a reaper thread. This reaper thread should be stopped, if it is no longer needed. In a servlet environment, this is done by using a special servlet context listener, called FileCleanerCleanup. To do so, add a section like the following to your web.xml: <web-app> ... <listener> <listener-class> org.apache.commons.fileupload.servlet.FileCleanerCleanup </listener-class> </listener> ... </web-app> Creating a DiskFileItemFactoryThe FileCleanerCleanup provides an instance of org.apache.commons.io.FileCleaningTracker. This instance must be used when creating a org.apache.commons.fileupload.disk.DiskFileItemFactory. This should be done by calling a method like the following: public static DiskFileItemFactory newDiskFileItemFactory(ServletContext context, File repository) { FileCleaningTracker fileCleaningTracker = FileCleanerCleanup.getFileCleaningTracker(context); DiskFileItemFactory factory = new DiskFileItemFactory(DiskFileItemFactory.DEFAULT_SIZE_THRESHOLD, repository); factory.setFileCleaningTracker(fileCleaningTracker); return factory; } Interaction with virus scannersVirus scanners running on the same system as the web container can cause some unexpected behaviours for applications using FileUpload. This section describes some of the behaviours that you might encounter, and provides some ideas for how to handle them. The default implementation of FileUpload will cause uploaded items above a certain size threshold to be written to disk. As soon as such a file is closed, any virus scanner on the system will wake up and inspect it, and potentially quarantine the file - that is, move it to a special location where it will not cause problems. This, of course, will be a surprise to the application developer, since the uploaded file item will no longer be available for processing. On the other hand, uploaded items below that same threshold will be held in memory, and therefore will not be seen by virus scanners. This allows for the possibility of a virus being retained in some form (although if it is ever written to disk, the virus scanner would locate and inspect it). One commonly used solution is to set aside one directory on the system into which all uploaded files will be placed, and to configure the virus scanner to ignore that directory. This ensures that files will not be ripped out from under the application, but then leaves responsibility for virus scanning up to the application developer. Scanning the uploaded files for viruses can then be performed by an external process, which might move clean or cleaned files to an "approved" location, or by integrating a virus scanner within the application itself. The details of configuring an external process or integrating virus scanning into an application are outside the scope of this document. Watching progressIf you expect really large file uploads, then it would be nice to report to your users, how much is already received. Even HTML pages allow to implement a progress bar by returning a multipart/replace response, or something like that. Watching the upload progress may be done by supplying a progress listener: //Create a progress listener ProgressListener progressListener = new ProgressListener(){ public void update(long pBytesRead, long pContentLength, int pItems) { System.out.println("We are currently reading item " + pItems); if (pContentLength == -1) { System.out.println("So far, " + pBytesRead + " bytes have been read."); } else { System.out.println("So far, " + pBytesRead + " of " + pContentLength + " bytes have been read."); } } }; upload.setProgressListener(progressListener); Do yourself a favour and implement your first progress listener just like the above, because it shows you a pitfall: The progress listener is called quite frequently. Depending on the servlet engine and other environment factory, it may be called for any network packet! In other words, your progress listener may become a performance problem! A typical solution might be, to reduce the progress listeners activity. For example, you might emit a message only, if the number of megabytes has changed: //Create a progress listener ProgressListener progressListener = new ProgressListener(){ private long megaBytes = -1; public void update(long pBytesRead, long pContentLength, int pItems) { long mBytes = pBytesRead / 1000000; if (megaBytes == mBytes) { return; } megaBytes = mBytes; System.out.println("We are currently reading item " + pItems); if (pContentLength == -1) { System.out.println("So far, " + pBytesRead + " bytes have been read."); } else { System.out.println("So far, " + pBytesRead + " of " + pContentLength + " bytes have been read."); } } }; What's nextHopefully this page has provided you with a good idea of how to use FileUpload in your own applications. For more detail on the methods introduced here, as well as other available methods, you should refer to the Javadocs. The usage described here should satisfy a large majority of file upload needs. However, should you have more complex requirements, FileUpload should still be able to help you, with it's flexible customization capabilities. |


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What is a TestLab?
Mon, Jan 1, 0001It’s a space, at a conference, with something to test.
We try to give you working software, a working environment, and working kit – and we try to keep it working (whatever “working” might mean) when you test it. We give you help if you’re stuck, build conversations and narratives, sort out your network configuration, laugh with you whe you’re surprised, work with you when you’re digging in.
Every TestLab is different, but some people, and some software, are regulars.
You can find regular TestLabs at EuroSTAR, STAREast, STARWest, Agile Testing Days and Let’s Test.
Why?
Because it’s good to share skills, and because testers need a target. There’s too much talking.


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Tailwag is an app for local dog owners in Austin to find advertised and non-advertised dog parts.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS (bootstrap), firebase,JavaScript, JQuery
An online resource to find, create, and share workshops and classes.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS3, Materialize CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Node JS, Express, Handlebars, MySQL, Stripe API, Passport, Moment JS, Google Fonts
A project management tool for brides and grooms planning their own wedding.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS3, Materialize CSS, Google Fonts, Javascript, jQuery, NodeJS, Express, React, MongoDB, Mongoose, JSON Web Token, User Authentication
An app that allows users to search for gifs based on the emotion they type in.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS (bootstrap), Giphy API,JavaScript, JQuery
This is an app that matches you with the disney princess you are most alike based on survey questions.
Technolgy Used:Node.js, Express, Javascript, HTML5, CSS (bootstrap)
This is a Longhorn themed trivia game that allows users to test their knowledge with a timed 10 question game.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS (bootstrap),JavaScript, JQuery
This is a memory game with a Texas theme.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS (bootstrap), JavaScript, REACT
LIRI Bot is a Node command line app that allows you to search for songs, movies, and upcoming concerts.
Technolgy Used:Node.js (Request, DotEnv), Spotify, BandsInTown and OMDB APIs, Moment
An app that displays train schedules. Users can enter train info and this app will track the next arrival.
Technolgy Used:HTML5, CSS (bootstrap), firebase,JavaScript, JQuery


TimeseriesDB package¶
Submodules¶
TimeseriesDB.DatabaseServer module¶
-
class
TimeseriesDB.DatabaseServer.
DatabaseServer
(request, client_address, server)[source]¶ Bases:
socketserver.BaseRequestHandler
Server that receives data and performs 3 operations based on the request: 1. Finds the n most similiar timeseries to an existing timeseries 2. Finds the n most similiar timeseries to a new timeseries 3. Returns the timeseries from its ID
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting module¶
-
class
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.
Deserializer
[source]¶ Bases:
object
A buffering and bytes-to-json engine. Data can be received in arbitrary chunks of bytes, and we need a way to reconstruct variable-length JSON objects from that interface. This class buffers up bytes until it can detect that it has a full JSON object (via a length field pulled off the wire). To use this, shove bytes in with the append() function and call ready() to check if we’ve reconstructed a JSON object. If True, then call deserialize to return it. That object will be removed from this buffer after it is returned.
-
class
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.
TSDBOp
(op)[source]¶ Bases:
dict
Base Class for the different TSDB operations that inherits from a dictionary and requires a dictionary ‘op’ key with a valid operation in typemap
-
class
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.
TSDBOp_SimSearch_ID
(idee, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.TSDBOp
Class for performing similarity searches with an existing timeseries
-
class
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.
TSDBOp_SimSearch_TS
(ts, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.TSDBOp
Class for performing similarity searches with a new timeseries
-
class
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.
TSDBOp_TSfromID
(idee)[source]¶ Bases:
TimeseriesDB.MessageFormatting.TSDBOp
Class for fetching timeseries based on ID
TimeseriesDB.generate_SMTimeseries module¶
TimeseriesDB.setup module¶
Setup file for TimeseriesDB.
This file was generated with PyScaffold 2.5.6, a tool that easily puts up a scaffold for your new Python project. Learn more under: http://pyscaffold.readthedocs.org/
TimeseriesDB.simsearch_init module¶
TimeseriesDB.tsdb_error module¶
-
class
TimeseriesDB.tsdb_error.
TSDBStatus
[source]¶ Bases:
enum.IntEnum
An enumeration.
-
INVALID_COMPONENT
= <TSDBStatus.INVALID_COMPONENT: 4>¶
-
INVALID_KEY
= <TSDBStatus.INVALID_KEY: 3>¶
-
INVALID_OPERATION
= <TSDBStatus.INVALID_OPERATION: 2>¶
-
OK
= <TSDBStatus.OK: 0>¶
-
PYPE_ERROR
= <TSDBStatus.PYPE_ERROR: 5>¶
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UNKNOWN_ERROR
= <TSDBStatus.UNKNOWN_ERROR: 1>¶
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Module contents¶
-
class
TimeseriesDB.
DatabaseServer
(request, client_address, server)[source]¶ Bases:
socketserver.BaseRequestHandler
Server that receives data and performs 3 operations based on the request: 1. Finds the n most similiar timeseries to an existing timeseries 2. Finds the n most similiar timeseries to a new timeseries 3. Returns the timeseries from its ID


This is a demo of electro-grammar, a lightning fast parser of electronic component descriptions. Electro-grammar defines a grammar of electronic parts which is executed by Nearley. Currently only surface mount resistors, capacitors and LEDs are supported but the grammar could be expanded to include other parts. A function to match the result to a part in the Common Parts Library is also provided.
Try typing in a description of a surface mount resistor, capacitor or LED below.


Version 0.1.1 September 9th
64-bit Universal Support. Note: Audio Compare now requires OS X 10.5 or greater to run.
Removed FLAC installation option. Audio Compare still supports FLAC, but users will have to
install FLAC support components themselves.
Version 0.1.0 June 10th
FIXED: Application menu read 'AudioCompare' instead of 'Audio Compare.'
NEW: FLAC support + optional automatic installation of FLAC components.
Version 0.0.9 June 2nd
FIXED: Spurious error messages if you dropped a file onto a pad that already had a file
NEW: Menu item and shortcut key (delete) for clearing the currently selected pad
Version 0.0.8 June 1st
FIXED: If you dragged a file onto a pad other than 'A' at app launch, 'A' would remain selected and you wouldn't hear anything when playing until you toggled. Now if you do this, the selection automatically jumps to the pad you dropped on.
FIXED: The app now remembers the last place you left the main window on your screen and places it in the same location on launch.
NEW: Pads now display Finder icons for loaded files.
Version 0.0.7 May 28th
FIXED: Sample rate support. Files that weren't at the system sample rate played back too slow or fast.
FIXED: Using the A/B button would select pads with no files loaded.
Improved error handling.
Version 0.0.6 May 19th
Added two more pads. Twice the comparing! Thanks for the suggestion, Orren.
Now that AudioCompare has four pads, you can simply click on a pad to hear its file. This only works when you're not in 'Hide' mode.
Fixed a bug where a channel would emit silence if a channel's file looped and was subsequently paused and played.
Version 0.0.5 May 11th
Still testing Sparkle support
Version 0.0.4 May 11th
Screwing around with Sparkle support
Version 0.0.3 May 11th
Added Sparkle auto-update support.
When you 'hide' the A/B pads, Audio Compare randomly selects which file you're hearing. This helps with keeping things truly 'blind'.
Added a 'return to zero' button, menu item, and key command (left arrow).


{% extends 'base.html' %}
{% block content %}
About Me
This is what I do.
I am a professional graphic designer. I have a passion for applications and so I decided to join Moringa School Boot Camp.
I am currently undertaking fullstack course where I will be able to do both front end and backend of applications.
I have a knack for interfaces so who knows I may end up specializing in UI/ UX. Although machine learning, AI and cybersecurity are my other interests.


Secondary Research
Comparative analysis of the existing products in the market.
All the major existing food printing products were analysed on various criteria and then compared with each other.
The above Reingold–Tilford Tree lists down the various important features of different Food Printers available in the market today. Various criteria were chosen by use to compare the different products: Target group, Mechanism, Features etc.
The entire aim of the excercise was to gain an insight into the product so that we would be able to design an efficient User Interface for the same.
Collage of different products available today:
Cost Analysis of each of the products available:
Although it was not a part of the Design Challenge, we still decided to do an cost comparison between the different products. In case of multiple models available, the average cost is chosen.
Geographical Distribution of Start-ups focussed on Food Printing:
Even this wasn't required but we anyway decided to go with it. The concentration of Start-ups around San Francisco and London is particularly striking. This might be because of the university associations many of these start-ups have.
OzCHI24 Design Challenge


26th September, 1893
I am not a Buddhist, as you have heard, and yet I am. If China, or Japan, or Ceylon follow the teachings of the Great Master, India worships him as God incarnate on earth. You have just now heard that I am going to criticise Buddhism, but by that I wish you to understand only this. Far be it from me to criticise him whom I worship as God incarnate on earth. But our views about Buddha are that he was not understood properly by his disciples. The relation between Hinduism (by Hinduism, I mean the religion of the Vedas) and what is called Buddhism at the present day is nearly the same as between Judaism and Christianity. Jesus Christ was a Jew, and Sh‚kya Muni was a Hindu. The Jews rejected Jesus Christ, nay, crucified him, and the Hindus have accepted Sh‚kya Muni as God and worship him. But the real difference that we Hindus want to show between modern Buddhism and what we should understand as the teachings of Lord Buddha lies principally in this: Sh‚kya Muni came to preach nothing new. He also, like Jesus, came to fulfil and not to destroy. Only, in the case of Jesus, it was the old people, the Jews, who did not understand him, while in the case of Buddha, it was his own followers who did not realise the import of his teachings. As the Jew did not understand the fulfilment of the Old Testament, so the Buddhist did not understand the fulfilment of the truths of the Hindu religion. Again, I repeat, Sh‚kya Muni came not to destroy, but he was the fulfilment, the logical conclusion, the logical development of the religion of the Hindus.
The religion of the Hindus is divided into two parts: the ceremonial and the spiritual. The spiritual portion is specially studied by the monks.
In that there is no caste. A man from the highest caste and a man from the lowest may become a monk in India, and the two castes become equal. In religion there is no caste; caste is simply a social institution. Sh‚kya Muni himself was a monk, and it was his glory that he had the large-heartedness to bring out the truths from the hidden Vedas and through them broadcast all over the world. He was the first being in the world who brought missionarising into practice — nay, he was the first to conceive the idea of proselytising.
The great glory of the Master lay in his wonderful sympathy for everybody, especially for the ignorant and the poor. Some of his disciples were Brahmins. When Buddha was teaching, Sanskrit was no more the spoken language in India. It was then only in the books of the learned. Some of Buddha's Brahmins disciples wanted to translate his teachings into Sanskrit, but he distinctly told them, "I am for the poor, for the people; let me speak in the tongue of the people." And so to this day the great bulk of his teachings are in the vernacular of that day in India.
Whatever may be the position of philosophy, whatever may be the position of metaphysics, so long as there is such a thing as death in the world, so long as there is such a thing as weakness in the human heart, so long as there is a cry going out of the heart of man in his very weakness, there shall be a faith in God.
On the philosophic side the disciples of the Great Master dashed themselves against the eternal rocks of the Vedas and could not crush them, and on the other side they took away from the nation that eternal God to which every one, man or woman, clings so fondly.  At the present day there is not one who calls oneself a Buddhist in India, the land of its birth.
But at the same time, Brahminism lost something — that reforming zeal, that wonderful sympathy and charity for everybody, that wonderful heaven which Buddhism had brought to the masses and which had rendered Indian society so great that a Greek historian who wrote about India of that time was led to say that no Hindu was known to tell an untruth and no Hindu woman was known to be unchaste.
Hinduism cannot live without Buddhism, nor Buddhism without Hinduism. Then realise what the separation has shown to us, that the Buddhists cannot stand without the brain and philosophy of the Brahmins, nor the Brahmin without the heart of the Buddhist. This separation between the Buddhists and the Brahmins is the cause of the downfall of India. That is why India is populated by three hundred millions of beggars, and that is why India has been the slave of conquerors for the last thousand years. Let us then join the wonderful intellect of the Brahmins with the heart, the noble soul, the wonderful humanising power of the Great Master.


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出版商：CENGAGE Learning
语言：英语
本书pdf是 文字版 和 彩图版。
The Nature of Analytical Chemistry
Chemicals, Apparatus, and Unit Operations of Analytical Chemistry
Using Spreadsheets in Analytical Chemistry
Calculations Used in Analytical Chemistry
Errors in Chemical Analyses
Random Errors in Chemical Analysis
Statistical Data Treatment and Evaluation
Sampling, Standardization, and Calibration
Aqueous Solutions and Chemical Equilibria
Effect of Electrolytes on Chemical Equilibria
Solving Equilibrium Problems for Complex Systems
Gravimetric Methods of Analysis
Titrations in Analytical Chemistry
Principles of Neutralization Titrations
Complex Acid/Base Systems
Applications of Neutralization Titrations
Complexation and Precipitation Reactions and Titrations
Introduction to Electrochemistry
Applications of Standard Electrode Potentials
Applications of Oxidation/Reduction Titrations
Potentiometry
Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry and Coulometry
Voltammetry
Introduction to Spectrochemical Methods
Instruments for Optical Spectrometry
Molecular Absorption Spectrometry
Molecular Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Atomic Spectroscopy
Mass Spectrometry
Kinetic Methods of Analysis
Introduction to Analytical Separations
Gas Chromatography
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
Miscellaneous Separation Methods
Practical Aspects of Chemical Analysis
The Analysis of Real Samples
Preparing Samples for Analysis
Decomposing and Dissolving the Sample
Selected Methods of Analysis
Appendix
- The Literature of Analytical Chemistry
- Solubility Product Constants at 25°C
- Acid Dissociation Constants at 25°C
- Formation Constants at 25°C
- Standard and Formal Electrode Potentials
- Use of Exponential Numbers and Logarithms
- Volumetric Calculations Using Normality and Equivalent Weight
- Compounds Recommended for the Preparation of Standard Solutions of Some Common Elements
- Derivation of Error Propagation Equations


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--- layout: post title: Sun launches JRuby on Rail site categories: - launches author: David published: true date: 2008-01-29 17:45:00.000000000 +00:00 ---
Sun’s Mediacast site is now running JRuby on Rails as their production stack. As Igor Minar tells, this is definitely still early days for the JRuby/Rails pair, but none the less they have a finished site running off sun.com. Congratulations, guys!


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 10
Dietary
Try a crunchy honey and nut baklava for a special brunch as an alternative to sweet pastries.
Equipment and preparation: You will need a cook's thermometer.
For the breakfast baklava, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and grease a large baking tray with butter. Trim eight sheets of filo so they fit neatly in the tray.
Place one sheet of filo in the tray and brush with melted butter then place another sheet of filo on top. Sprinkle a layer of oats, nuts, dried fruits, spices, honey, dried apple and stem ginger over. Repeat this process two more times, brushing the filo with butter as you go, then top with a double layer of filo.
Before buttering the final sheet of filo, use a sharp pointed knife to cut the baklava in half lengthways. Then cut it in thirds widthways to make six pieces. Cut each piece on the diagonal to make 12 triangles. Brush the top with butter then add a sprinkling of demerera sugar.
Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden-brown.
While the baklava is cooking, make a syrup. In a saucepan, heat the apple juice and sugar over a low heat until the sugar is dissolved then bring to the boil. Using a cook’s thermometer, keep measuring the temperature of the syrup until it reaches 108C/226F, then remove from the heat and allow to cool.
When the baklava is cooked, pour over the cooled syrup. Set aside to cool completely before removing from the tin.
For the coffee and chocolate baklava, combine the chopped hazelnuts, cocoa, coffee, chocolate, star anise and demerera sugar in a bowl to make the filling.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. Grease a large baking tray with butter.
Cut the remaining six sheets of filo in half to create 12 squares and brush one piece with melted butter. Lay another square over the top and brush with more butter. Spread a third of the filling over the top then add another piece of filo, brush with butter and finish with another piece of filo, buttering as before.
Using a wooden spoon handle as an aid, gently roll the filo into a sausage then squash it slightly and place in the prepared tin. Repeat to make two more filo rolls.
Cut each roll into quarters to make 12 portions. Brush butter all over.
Bake for 15 minutes, then reduce the oven temperature to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and bake for another 10-15 minutes.
Meanwhile, make a syrup. Heat the orange juice and caster sugar in a pan until the sugar is dissolved then bring to the boil. Using a cook’s thermometer, keep measuring the temperature of the syrup until it reaches 108C/226F, then remove from the heat. Stir in the orange blossom extract and set aside to cool.
When the baklava is cooked, scatter the orange zest on top and pour over the cooled syrup. Set aside to cool completely before serving.


An introduction to how PubTal works.
PubTal takes content files (e.g. text files), one or more template files (containing the website's look and feel), and produces corresponding HTML/XHTML files. Several different content formats are supported by default, and more can be added through a plugin mechanism.
This quick start guide is based on the HTMLText content type which is written in plain text with a limited amount of HTML markup. Each HTMLText file can contain (optional) name-value pairs at the start of the file, which are then available for reference in the template.
The body of an HTMLText file is a mixture of normal text and HTML markup, such as  tags for bold, and  for links. PubTal will automatically add paragraph tags (
) and newline tags (
) to the body text when generating the web page.
PubTal templates are written as normal HTML/XHTML pages, but with TAL commands added in that tell PubTal where to place content in the generated page. TAL is a simple template language consisting of just 7 commands, and can be easily learnt from the examples. More information on writing PubTal templates can be found in the Template Basics section of this manual.
Here is a simple example of how you can use the most basic features of PubTal. The directory layout for this example site is:
simplesite/site.conf
simplesite/content/index.txt
simplesite/template/template.html
simplesite/dest/index.html
The site.conf file will be empty because this example uses the default configuration. The file "simplesite/dest/index.html" file is generated by PubTal when we run the following command:
updateSite.py simplesite/site.conf
The file "simplesite/content/index.txt" has the following content, in which a name-value pair of "title" is defined, and two HTML paragraphs are created:
title: My first page.
This is the first paragraph.
And this is a new line in the first paragraph.
The second paragraph shows bold and a link.
The file "simplesite/template/template.html" is an example PubTal template containing TAL commands that position the content within the HTML page:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

<title>An Example</title>

Title

Body

Last modified: Date

The contents of the H1 heading will be the title taken from the "title:" line of the text file, with the main content appearing in the DIV element. The name-value "title" is just an example; multiple name-values can be used and referenced in the template in the same way as "title". This is the resulting HTML file.
By separating content from HTML templates in this fashion, adding and maintaining web pages becomes very easy. To change the design of the website simply modify the template and then regenerate the pages with the single command updateSite.py. Different templates can be used in different parts of the site, with common parts shared between them. Default name-value pairs (accessed through the "page/headers/name" TAL path) can be set, and all configuration is inherited down through the directory structure.
To make learning PubTal easier there are several examples included with the download. The easiest one to start with is in the "examples/homepage" directory, which provides a simple example of how to use a PubTal template to build site navigation links.
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Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Thu Dec 11, 2008 4:19 am
by Marine2583
ok well i downloaded the game and tried to connect to game this is wut it said
Downloading evidyon.exe - 360 KB
ERROR! Unable to download updates at this time. If you are running Vista, this could be due to the permissions for the directory in which Evidyon is installed being set to read-only.
i read the other posts about it but some 1 needs to BREAK IT DOWN BARNEY STYLE i do not know the first thing bout programming so is the server down or do i need to do somthing diffrent?
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Thu Dec 11, 2008 7:22 am
by Karl G.
Well, we need to know a few things to help:
- where did you install the game?
- what OS are you running (vista/XP/win98
)
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Thu Dec 11, 2008 10:31 am
by daekighn
i just run the game from evidyonsse2.exe or w/e its called in program files/evidyon
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Thu Dec 11, 2008 10:57 am
by Karl G.
You only get that error if you are running the launcher, so it would be impossible for you to be running evidyon_sse2
Try this: download this file, put it into your program files/evidyon directory and run it:
http://www.unseenstudios.com/evidyon/do ... vidyon.exe
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Thu Dec 11, 2008 11:15 pm
by Marine2583
i am at work right now but when i get home i'll try the link karl
btw i am runnong vista and i got the download from the forms
page at the top of the bords if that helps any..
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Fri Dec 12, 2008 4:11 am
by Marine2583
ok it says
this application has failed to start because d3dx9_39.dll was not found re-installing the application may fix this problem
ok i tried re-installing but i get same message can u help?
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Fri Dec 12, 2008 9:27 am
by Karl G.
Yep. This is a common error. Just google "d3dx9_39.dll" and download it, then put it into the Evidyon folder.
That should fix it
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Fri Dec 12, 2008 1:37 pm
by Marine2583
omg lol this sux ok now that i got the dll i use the launcher and it says this
Downloading evidyon.exe - 360 KB
ERROR! Unable to download updates at this time. If you are running Vista, this could be due to the permissions for the directory in which Evidyon is installed being set to read-only.
says it again but when i used the file that i downloaded from u in this post it just fays stop trying to connect does that just take a while to connect?
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Fri Dec 12, 2008 2:45 pm
by Marine2583
ok i got to work but how do u attack? i got a fig but for some reason i cant attack
Re: Wut NOW?!?
Posted:
Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:05 pm
by Joe M.
Press 'K' to access the keys menu.
Set 'Strike' (or even better, 'Fire Strike' or 'Spin Attack') to your desired key.
Go to town.
Warning: right now, the default system keys are reset every time you log out.


[gecode-users] A constrain with 3 IntVar
Tias Guns
tias.guns at cs.kuleuven.be
Tue Sep 1 10:47:53 CEST 2009
I've created a very simple propagator once, to show a student how to do
it. It's attached, in case it would be helpfull for others too.
constr_myprop.hpp contains the propagator, example.cpp is an example of
how to use it and the Makefile compiles it on *nix systems.
Note that the propagator is really silly: it assigns every unassigned
variable to 1. However, it should be enough to start from...
Greetings,
Tias
On Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:02:26 +0200, Guido Tack <tack at ps.uni-sb.de> wrote:
> amina kemmar wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am writing a new constraint "NewConstraint", which takes 3 IntVar
>> as arguments :
>>
>> #include <algorithm>
>> #include <gecode/int.hh>
>>
>> namespace Gecode {
>>
>> using namespace Int;
>>
>> void NewConstraint(Space& home, IntVar x0, IntVar x1, IntVar x3) {
>>
>> if (home.failed()) return;
>>
>> // Creation of an array x, which contains the 3 variables
>> x0,x1,x2;
>> // .....
>>
>> // ViewArray<IntView> xv(home,x);
>> // GECODE_ES_FAIL(home,
>> NewConstraint::Diff<IntView>::post(home,xv));
>> }
>> }
>>
>> To post the constraint i need to create a ViewArray, but i don't
>> understand how to create an IntVarArg containing these variables ?
>
> Just fill the array manually, no need for IntVarArgs:
>
> xv[0] = x0; xv[1] = x1; xv[2] = x2;
>
> Or change the definition of the NewConstraint class to take three
> views instead of one ViewArray.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
>
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Line Editor
The line editor provides a simple interface for allowing the user to edit input without the limitations in the normal refill
mechanism. When enabled, the following keys can be used to control editing:
Backspace: delete the character to the left of the cursor
Delete: delete the character under the cursor
Left / Control-B: move the cursor one character to the left
Right / Control-F: move the cursor one character to the right
Up: switch to the previous line in the history
Down: switch to the next line in the history
Control-A: move the cursor to the start of the input
Control-E: move the cursor to the end of the input
F1: enter upload mode, where line editing features are turned off
F2: leave upload mode and re-enable line editing features; this must be entered as the first key entered on a line
Note that tabs and characters of code points greater than 127 are handled correctly. Also note that it is not compatible with non-terminal operation except when in upload mode, i.e. with loading code automatically via serial or swdcom; before this is done one must be in upload mode or it must be disabled.
After a reboot, it is initialized for the main task only, and if, when enabled, refill
is used for a different task, it needs to have already been initialized for that task.
line
The following words are in line
:
init-line
( index-ptr count-ptr buffer-ptr buffer-size – )
Enable the line editor for the current task, with a pointer to the index variable, a poiner to the count variable, a pointer to the input buffer, and a size of the input buffer provided. Note that it allots memory in the current task’s dictionary.
forth
The following words are in forth
:
enable-line
( – )
Enable the line editor.
disable-line
( – )
Disable the line editor. This must be done before loading code automatically.


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| AbsoluteTimeDateFormat | Formats a Date in the format "HH:mm:ss,SSS" for example,
"15:49:37,459". |
| AppenderAttachableImpl | A straightforward implementation of the AppenderAttachable
interface. |
| BoundedFIFO | BoundedFIFO serves as the bounded first-in-first-out
buffer heavily used by the AsyncAppender . |
| CountingQuietWriter | Counts the number of bytes written. |
| CyclicBuffer | CyclicBuffer is used by other appenders to hold LoggingEvents for immediate or differed display. |
| DateLayout | This abstract layout takes care of all the date related options and formatting work. |
| DateTimeDateFormat | Formats a Date in the format "dd MMM YYYY HH:mm:ss,SSS" for example,
"06 Nov 1994 15:49:37,459". |
| FileWatchdog | Check every now and then that a certain file has not changed. |
| FormattingInfo | FormattingInfo instances contain the information obtained when parsing formatting modifiers in conversion modifiers. |
| ISO8601DateFormat | Formats a Date in the format "YYYY-mm-dd HH:mm:ss,SSS" for example
"1999-11-27 15:49:37,459". |
| Loader | Load resources (or images) from various sources. |
| LogLog | This class used to output log statements from within the log4j package. |
| NullEnumeration | An always-empty Enumerator. |
| OnlyOnceErrorHandler | The OnlyOnceErrorHandler implements log4j's default
error handling policy which consists of emitting a message for the
first error in an appender and ignoring all following errors. |
| OptionConverter | A convenience class to convert property values to specific types. |
| PatternConverter | PatternConverter is an abtract class that provides the formatting functionality that derived classes need. |
| PatternParser | Most of the work of the PatternLayout class
is delegated to the PatternParser class. |
| QuietWriter | QuietWriter does not throw exceptions when things go wrong. |
| RelativeTimeDateFormat | Formats a Date by printing the number of milliseconds
elapsed since the start of the application. |
| SyslogQuietWriter | SyslogQuietWriter extends QuietWriter by prepending the syslog level code before each printed String. |
| SyslogWriter | SyslogWriter is a wrapper around the java.net.DatagramSocket class so that it behaves like a java.io.Writer. |
| ThreadLocalMap | ThreadLocalMap extends InheritableThreadLocal
to bequeath a copy of the hashtable of the MDC of the parent
thread. |
| Transform | Utility class for transforming strings. |
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Squirrel-Watch
Squirrel watch is a web application developed by Justin Su and Elisha Yadgaran as a fun example of some computer vision techniques they learned at a recent conference.
Be sure to let them know what you think!
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