Workspace service release notes¶
VERSION: 0.8.0 (Released TBD)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- The
undelete_workspace
method has been removed. Workspaces are now considered to be permanently deleted. - Building and running the service now requires Java 8.
- The
getPermissions
administration command, like theget_permissions
method, is now deprecated.
ADMIN NOTES:
- Two new indexes have been added to the workspace versions mongo collection:
- the index
{savedby: 1}
with no options - the index
{ws: 1, id: 1, ver: -1}
with{unique: 1}
- the index
- The workspaces collection name index has been made sparse. The index must be changed before deploying this version.
- Added docker file & code for pushing docker image in a travis build.
NEW FEATURES:
- Adds a workspace event listener API. Event listeners must implement the
us.kbase.workspace.listener.WorkspaceEventListenerFactory
andWorkspaceEventListener
interfaces. Specify listeners to be loaded on start up in thedeploy.cfg
file (seedeploy.cfg.example
for an example). Seeus.kbase.workspace.test.listener.NullListenerFactory
for an example implementation. - Added the
list_workspace_ids
method. - Added the
listWorkspaceIDs
administration command. - Added the
getPermissionsMass
administration command. - Added the
getWorkspaceInfo
administration command. - Added the
listObjects
administration command. - Added the
getObjectInfo
administration command. - Added the
getObjectHistory
administration command. - Added the
getObjects
administration command. list_objects
will now sort the output if no filters other than the object id filters are applied. The sort order is workspace id ascending, object id ascending, and version descending.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- A user name is now optional for the
getPermissions
administration command. - Fixed a bug where the administrator
setWorkspaceOwner
command in very specific cases could allow setting an illegal workspace name. - Fixed a bug where an admin could delete a locked workspace.
- Removed
kbase-admin
credentials from thedeploy.cfg
file as they’re obsolete after the conversion to auth2. - The credentials for the Handle Manager service in the
deploy.cfg
file now require a token. - The credentials for the file backend in the
deploy.cfg
file now require a token. - Fixed a bug where performing a permissions search for a readable, deleted object with an incoming reference from a readable, non-deleted object would fail with a deleted object exception.
- Fixed a bug that could cause workspace clones to fail under certain conditions.
VERSION: 0.7.1 (Released 6/22/17)¶
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Updated the auth client to version 0.4.4 to fix the NoSuchMethod error.
VERSION: 0.7.0 (Released 5/5/17)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- It is now required to provide either an object name or an object id when saving an object.
NEW FEATURES:
deleteWorkspace
andundeleteWorkspace
commands have been added to the administration interface.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- When attempting to save an object with metadata containing a null key or value a more illuminating error is thrown.
- The administration script now uses the authentication service url set in the deploy.cfg file as opposed to a hard coded url.
VERSION: 0.6.0 (Released 12/9/16)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- The
kb|ws...
style of addressing workspaces or objects has been removed. - A bug allowed workspace names of the form user:X where X is an integer > ~2^32. This style of name is temporarily allowed for backwards compatibility reasons but is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
NEW FEATURES:
- The
ObjectSpecification
structure now provides afind_reference_path
field that allows specifying that the permissions for an object should be automatically looked up via a search through the object reference graph. - The resolved (e.g. all references are absolute) path through the object reference graph from an
accessible object to the target object is now returned with
get_objects2
and the new methodget_object_info3
. - Added a new method,
get_object_info3
that returns the path from an accessible object to the target object, but is otherwise equivalent toget_object_info_new
.get_object_info_new
is now deprecated. - Objects containing a semicolon separated reference path rather than just embedded references can now be saved. If the reference path is valid and the head of the path accessible, the references will be rewritten to the absolute reference of the object at the end of the path.
- Similarly, provenance references can now contain reference paths rather than just single references.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- The
ObjectSpecification
structure now allows several new ways to provide reference paths into the object graph. - Fixed a bug where integers > ~2^32 were allowed as workspace and object names.
- Fixed a bug in
register_typespec_copy
where any types in common between the new and previous version of the spec would be unregistered.
VERSION: 0.5.0 (Released 8/12/16)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- The
skip
parameter oflist_objects
has been removed. - In order to save an object that contains handles to shock nodes, the user must own the shock nodes. Previously, the user only needed read permissions.
- Handle Service version b9de6991b851e9cd8fa9b5012db565f051e0894f+ is now required.
- Handle Manager version 3e60998fc22bb331e51b189ae1b71ebd54e58b90+ is now required.
- Shock version 0.9.6+ is now required.
NEW FEATURES:
- The
status
method now returns JVM memory stats and the status of MongoDB, Shock, and the Handle service and manager (if using the latter three).
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
clone_workspace
now preserves object IDs from the source workspace such that the object name -> id mapping is identical for both workspaces at the completion of the clone (unless changes are made to the source workspace while the clone is in progress). Due to this change, the maximum object ID returned in aworkspace_info
tuple may be larger than the number of objects in the new workspace. The documentation has been clarified to reflect this.clone_workspace
now prevents the new workspace from being accessed in any way while the clone is in progress.clone_workspace
can now exclude user specified objects from the clone.- Fixed several bugs where various failures could leave temporary files on disk.
- Fixed a bug where accessing an object with handles to shock nodes anonymously would cause a null pointer error.
- A temporary file is created and deleted at startup to ensure the temporary files directory is readable.
- Fixed a bug where under certain circumstances more data than allowed could be stored in memory or on disk and returned in a get_objects call.
- The authorization URLs used by the server may now be configured.
- All configuration user id / password combinations may now be alternately fulfilled with a token.
- The initialization script now takes a token rather than a user id and password for the shock user account.
VERSION: 0.4.1 (Released 5/27/16)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILIES:
- Java users will need to switch from the
ObjectIdentity
to theObjectSpecification
class when callinggetObjectInfoNew
. The interface is a superset ofObjectIdentity
and so is a simple name swap. - The text of some error messages has changed.
NEW FEATURES:
- Added the
get_objects2
method. This method combines the functionality ofget_objects
,get_object_provenance
,get_object_subset
, andget_referenced_objects
and as such those methods are deprecated. In particular, a user can now get a subset from a referenced object or get only the provenance from a referenced object.get_objects2
also allows for returning nulls instead of throwing an error when an object is inaccessible in the same way asget_object_info_new
.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
get_object_info_new
can now follow object references likeget_objects2
andget_referenced_objects
.- Fixed an exploit where an attacker, for an arbitrary workspace, could determine the number of objects in that workspace, the number of versions of each object, and whether a particular object name exists in the workspace.
- Added the
custom
,subactions
, andcaller
fields toProvenanceAction
. - Added original workspace ID to the data returned by
get_objects*
methods. - Unix epoch times are now accepted and emitted where possible (e.g. not in tuples) as well as string timestamps.
list_referencing_object_counts
has been deprecated.
VERSION: 0.4.0 (Released 2/2/16)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- the
list_objects()
skip
parameter is now deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Additionally, thelist_objects
method’s behavior has changed.list_objects
is now guaranteed to return either all the remaining objects that match the filters orlimit
objects.skip
now behaves in an unintuitive way in that the same object may appear inlist_objects
results even when theskip
parameter setting should ensure that each set of returned objects is disjoint with all the others. - Module names and type names are now limited to 255 bytes.
- Metadata keys and values are limited to 900B for the total of each pair of key and value.
NEW FEATURES:
- Added
get_permissions_mass
function. - Added
get_names_by_prefix
function. - A documentation server now provides all available workspace documentation at
the
/docs
endpoint. list_objects
output may now be filtered by minimum and maximum object IDs.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Updated for compatibility with Shock 0.9.6 (tests only), 0.9.12, and 0.9.13.
- Removed internal data subsetting (intended for indexing of data contents)
code. No plan to use this code and drastically increases database size and
codebase complexity. All workspace mongo database
type_[MD5]
collections may be deleted after upgrading. - Improved logging for the
administer()
method. - Fixed a bug where mongo connections would not be released when redeploying the server in an already running glassfish instance.
- Fixed a bug where objects from deleted workspaces could be listed in
list_objects
output. get_permissions
no longer requires authentication.- the admin user specified in the
deploy.cfg
file can no longer be removed by other admins.
VERSION: 0.3.5 (Released 5/15/15)¶
BUG FIXES:
- Updated auth library dependency that prevented validating user names not in the KBase group, which was preventing sharing with a subset of real and active KBase users.
VERSION: 0.3.4 (Released 4/10/15)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Added CLI command for listing properly configured Narratives
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Updated to the new auth client. Globus APIs changed in a way that broke sharing with multiple users at the same time.
- Added required fields to the deploy.cfg file for user credentials to use when querying user data. These creds must be for an administrator of kbase_users so that all users are visible to the workspace service when attempting to share workspaces.
- Empty strings are now accepted as map keys
- Fixed a NPE when calling list_referencing_object_counts with a non-existent object version
- Fixed a race condition that could occur when operating on an object that’s in mid save
- ‘strict_maps’ and ‘strict_arrays’ properties are now present in ‘get_object_subset’ method
- Slashes are now supported in paths used in ‘get_object_subset’ method
VERSION: 0.3.3 (Released 10/28/14)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Object references and types are now logged for many methods.
VERSION: 0.3.2 (Released 10/20/14)¶
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- The ProvenanceAction data structure now has fields for entering external data sources.
- The workspace client now has streaming mode off by default. To turn it back on, do setStreamingModeOn(true).
- Fixed a bug that would cause calls to the handle service or handle manager to fail every other call if they were not behind nginx and the call frequency was between 1-4s.
VERSION: 0.3.1 (Released 10/1/2014)¶
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Fixed a bug where adding an @id annotation to the key of a mapping would result in a minor version increment vs. the expected major version increment.
- Fixed a bug where a bad workspace @id (unparsable, deleted object, etc) with allowed types specified in the typespec would cause a NPE rather than a useful typechecking error.
VERSION: 0.3.0 (Released 9/2/2014)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- The major change in this release is a major refactoring of the ID handling system. ID handling has been generalized to allow for custom ID handlers per ID type (e.g. the @id [ID_type] annotation).
- The workspace now supports the @id handle annotation, which allows for embedding HandleService handle IDs in workspace objects. When the object is retrieved from the workspace, the user retrieving the object is given read access to any data referenced by handles in the object.
- There is now a limit of 100,000 IDs in objects per save_objects call. IDs duplicated in the same object do not count towards this limit.
- Any IDs extracted from an object are returned in get_objects, get_referenced_objects, get_object_subset, and get_object_provenance.
- The source of a copied object, if visible to the user, is now exposed in the various get_objects* methods.
- New command line scripts added: ws-diff to compare (client side) two workspace objects and ws-typespec-download to automatically download registered typespecs and automatically resolve dependencies.
- Support added for the @metadata ws annotation to automatically extract ws metadata from the object data. String/float/int fields in objects or subobjects can be selected in addition to the length of lists and mappings.
- Support for @range annotation to set limits (inclusive or exclusive) on int and float values.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Users with write permissions to a workspace can now view permissions for all users to that workspace.
- X-Forwarded-For and X-Real-IP headers are now taken into account when logging the IP of method calls. Set dont_trust_x_ip_headers=true in deploy.cfg to ignore them.
- Updated timestamp format in ws-list and ws-listobj to display readable local time by default instead of the ISO timestamp.
- get_object_subset no longer generates an error if a selected field or mapping key is not found, which provides better support for optional fields. Errors are still generated if an array element does not exist.
VERSION: 0.2.1 (Released 7/11/14)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- get_object_provenance returns the object provenance without the data.
- added get_all_type_info and get_all_func_info to return all type/function information registered for a specified module
- a parsed structure of type and function defintions were added to TypeInfo and FuncInfo
- the owner of a module now can determine the released versions of a types and and functions (released version info was added to TypeInfo and FuncInfo)
- Java client now has a method to deactivate SSL certification validation (primarily for use with self-signed certs)
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- the initialization script will no longer allow setting the mongo typedb name to the workspace type db name, and the server will refuse to start up if such is the case.
- configuration of the default URL for the CLI is handled properly; in 0.2.0 the ws-url command needed to be called prior to other commands
- improved documentation and other minor error handling in the CLI
- again allows IRIS deployment of ws-workspace and ws-url
- fixed a bug that could cause date parsing errors on valid incoming date strings
- date strings now may contain ‘Z’ for the timezone
- kbase user is now configurable for deploy-upstart target
- there is now an option in deploy.cfg to specify the number of times to attempt to contact MongoDB on startup
VERSION: 0.2.0 (Released 5/18/14)¶
PREAMBLE:
v0.2.0 is a complete rewrite of the data path through the workspace, including type checking, sorting, data extraction, and object retrieval, for the purpose of controlling memory usage.
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLITIES:
- deploy.cfg has several new parameters, most of which have acceptable defaults. However temp-dir needs to be set before starting the new version.
NEW FEATURES:
- a new function, list_all_types, returns all the types in the workspace.
- ScriptHelpers workspace library ported to python (from perl) by Mike Mundy.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- The max object size has been returned to 1GB.
- start_service no longer requires user-env.sh to be sourced.
- Nulls will now pass type checking where an int, float, or string is expected.
- Fixed a bug where get_object_subdata would return the same subdata if two different paths through the same object were specified.
- Command-line interface default URLs are configurable via the makefile.
- ws-workspace and ws-url now work against the User and Job State Service when in IRIS.
- The characters . and - are now allowed in workspace names.
- Parallel GC has been re-enabled.
- Updating a searchable ws or id annotation in a type definition now results in a major version increment instead of a minor version increment.
- Fixed a bug where get_referencing_objects would throw an error if an object has no references.
VERSION: 0.1.6 (Released 3/3/14)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Get objects by reference, which allows retrieval of any objects that are referenced by objects to which the user has access.
- A new version of get_object_info, get_object_info_new, allows ignoring errors when listing object information. get_object_info is deprecated in favor of this method.
- Get the number of objects that reference an object via provenance or object- to-object references, including inaccessible objects.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Filter list_objects and list_workspace_info by date
- Optionally exclude globally readable objects from list_objects
- list_objects now takes skip and limit parameters and returns at most 10000 objects. list_workspace_objects returns at most 10000 objects.
- A user can reduce their own permissions on any workspace.
- Workspace and object names can now be up to 255 characters in length.
- Workspace mod dates are now updated on a save/copy/revert/delete/rename of an object.
- Fixed a bug that caused object checksums to be calculated incorrectly. Note that any checksums calculated before this version are incorrect.
- Fixed a bug where trying to copy an object to an object with a version > than the maximum existing version would fail. The incoming copy target version number should be ignored.
- Fixed a bug where trying to copy an object to a deleted object would fail.
- Clarified some exceptions / error messages.
VERSION: 0.1.5 (Released 2/5/14)¶
Hotfix to use updated auth libs with 60d token lifetime.
VERSION: 0.1.4 (Released 1/30/14)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Get the version of the workspace server.
- Set metadata on a workspace and search workspaces by metadata.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- On startup the WSS attempts to create a node in shock to test for shock misconfiguration (shock client change)
VERSION: 0.1.3 (Released 1/24/14)¶
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Fixed a bug where get_module_info and get_type_info reported removed types.
- Scripts now allow IDs or object references to be used in place of object and workspace names.
VERSION: 0.1.2 (Released 1/23/14)¶
Hotfix release to disallow integer object and workspace names.
VERSION: 0.1.1 (Released 1/21/14)¶
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES:
- The maximum object size is temporarily limited to 200MB.
- The maximum JSON string size received by the server is temporarily limited to 250MB.
NEW FEATURES:
- Add owners to modules so that multiple users can upload typespecs.
- Option to list only deleted objects or workspaces.
- Filter objects or workspaces list by permission level.
- Filter workspaces list by owner.
- Filter object list by the person who saved the object.
- Filter object list by user metadata.
- Return a list of objects that reference another object, either in the object data or the provenance data.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Module owners can now see unreleased modules and types.
- Turned off parallel garbage collection - was locking the server when processing large objects.
- Fixed bug in WS ID relabeling in values of mappings when keys contain forward slash character
- Retrieving subset of an object that includes an array element out of the array index range now generates an error instead of returning a subset with null values in the array
- First error encountered during type checking halts type checking, meaning that only the first error is shown to you even if multiple errors exist
VERSION: 0.1.0 (Released 1/9/2014)¶
PREAMBLE:
0.1.0 is a complete rewrite of the workspace service and thus has many changes to the API. A function change list is below.
NEW FEATURES:
- The WSS is configurable to save TOs in MongoDB/GridFS or Shock.
- Load, compile, and view KIDL typespecs.
- Objects are type checked against a KIDL typespec before saving.
- Save provenance information with an object.
- References to other workspace objects in a TO or TO provenance are confirmed accessible and type checked before saving.
- A list of references from a TO or TO provenance to other workspace objects is saved and retrievable.
- Hide objects. Hidden objects, by default, do not appear in the list_* methods.
- Lock a workspace, freezing it permanently. Locked, publicly readable workspaces are published.
- Workspaces and objects have a permanent autoincrementing ID as well as a mutable name. An object may be addressed by any combination of the workspace and object name or id plus a version number, or the KBase ID kb|ws.[workspace id].obj.[object id].ver.[object version].
- Workspaces may have a <1000 character description.
- Workspace names may be prefixed by the user’s username and a colon. This provides a unique per user namespace for workspace names.
- Return only a user specified subset of an object.
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Many methods now operate on multiple objects rather than one object per method call.
- list_objects can list objects from multiple workspaces at once.
- Rename an object or workspace.
FUNCTION CHANGE LIST:
Deprecated functions, and their replacement
Functions with an altered api. Please see the API documentation for details
Removed functions
New functions
VERSION: 0.0.5 (Released 11/19/2013)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Type compiler provided embedded authorization works
- Connect to mongodb databases requiring authorization
- Optionally exclude world readable workspaces from the output of list_workspaces()
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Authentication is required for all writes, including workspace creation. The ‘public’ user is now no different from any other user
- Workspace default permissions are now limited to none and read only
- A user must have at least read access to a workspace to get its metadata
- Only the user’s own permission level is now returned by get_workspacepermissions() if a user has read or write access to a workspace
- Only the workspace’s owner can change the owner’s permissions
- Type names are now limited to ascii alphanumeric characters and _
- Object names are now limited to ascii alphanumeric characters and .|_-
- Object names must now be unique per workspace, even if the objects are different types
- Object and workspace names may not be integers
- Removed one of the two python clients in lib/, as it was not being updated on a make while the other was
VERSION: 0.0.4 (Released 8/13/2013)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Connect to mongodb databases requiring authorization
- get_objects() method
VERSION: 0.0.3 (Released 1/1/2012)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- Added functions to manage the addition and removal of types.
- Added functions to handle job management to support running jobs on local clusters
- Added “instance” argument to “get_object” to enable users to access all object instances
- Created a complete set of command line scripts for interacting with workspace
UPDATED FEATURES / MAJOR BUG FIXES:
- Added ability to retrieve specific instances of objects
- Fixed bug in deletion of workspaces
- Fixed bug in object reversion
- Fixed bug in object retrieval
- Fixed bug in management of persistant state in workspace
VERSION: 0.0.2 (Released 11/30/2012)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- This is the first public release of the Workspace Services.
- adjusted functions to accept arguments as a hash instead of an array
- added ability to provide authentication token in input arguments
VERSION: 0.0.1 (Released 10/12/2012)¶
NEW FEATURES:
- This is the first internal release of the Workspace Service, all methods are new.


Uses of Package
net.aifusion.metamodel
Package
Description
This package contains an implementation of a CIM Client and CIM Server based on a lightweight HTTP server.
This package implements a query facility based on the DMTF
CIM Query Language (CQL).
This package contains the basic implementation classes needed for the CIM metamodel, as well as a MOF parser.
This package contains the API used by all CIM providers, and the implementation of a basic in-memory provider.
This package contains a number of tools, and a dispatcher for them.
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ClassDescriptionInterface describing a Cim EventInterface implemented by all CimEvent generatorsEnumeration describing CIM Event typesA CimFilter is a query on the properties of some structure valueInterface defining a CIM Listener.Class to represent a CIM method parameter.This enum contains all known CIM data types, as well as commonly used methods for manipulating themThis class encapsulates all CIM data valuesAnnotation used for mapping java to CIM.Base class for all CIM Elements that reside in a namespace.Class to represent a CIM namespace path.Class to represent a CIM ObjectPath.Interface implemented by all repository classesClass to represent CimStructure values.
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ClassDescriptionThis class encapsulates all CIM data valuesInterface implemented by all repository classesClass to represent CimStructure values.
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ClassDescriptionClass to represent a CIM Class definition.Class to represent a CIM Enumeration.Interface describing a Cim EventInterface implemented by all CimEvent generatorsEnumeration describing CIM Event typesA CimFilter is a query on the properties of some structure valueClass to represent a CIM Instance.Class to represent a CIM Interface.Interface defining a CIM Listener.Class to represent a CIM Method.Class to represent a CIM method parameter.Class to represent a CIM Property.Class to model a CIM CimStructure.This enum contains all known CIM data types, as well as commonly used methods for manipulating themThis class encapsulates all CIM data valuesClass to represent a CIM Datetime (Time stamps and intervals)Enumeration containing Type definitions for CIM elementsClass to represent an Enumeration Value.Reason for throwing a CIM Exception.In-memory repository supporting multiple namespaces, but no persistenceBase class for all CIM Elements that reside in a namespace.Class to represent a CIM namespace path.Class to represent a CIM ObjectPath.This interface is implemented by all CIM parsersEnumeration defining qualifier policiesCIM Elements that can have qualifiers and (optionally) superTypesElement to represent a CIM Qualifier.Element to represent a Qualifier TypeInterface implemented by all repository classesScope of CIM Qualifiers.Standard CIM Qualifier Types defined in the meta model.Class to represent CimStructure values.
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ClassDescriptionInterface implemented by all CimEvent generatorsEnumeration describing CIM Event typesA CimFilter is a query on the properties of some structure valueInterface defining a CIM Listener.Class to represent a CIM method parameter.This enum contains all known CIM data types, as well as commonly used methods for manipulating themThis class encapsulates all CIM data valuesBase class for all CIM Elements that reside in a namespace.Class to represent a CIM namespace path.Class to represent a CIM ObjectPath.Interface implemented by all repository classesClass to represent CimStructure values.
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ClassDescriptionBase class for all CIM Elements that reside in a namespace.Interface implemented by all repository classes


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pool-unity-objects
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Provides a single point of access for managing objects with a common type and a multiplexable subtype. More...
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| MultitypeObjectPoolImpl (Transform poolRoot) | |
| Initialize the pool by searching for TypedObjectPool children of the passed-in transform. More... | |
| MultitypeObjectPoolImpl (ITypedObjectPool< T >[] pools) | |
| Initialize the pool with validation = TRUE as default. More... | |
| MultitypeObjectPoolImpl (ITypedObjectPool< T >[] pools, bool validate) | |
| Inits pool with an array of service pools and an option to disable validation. If validation is active, then a System.Exception will be thrown if two service pools handle the same TypedObjectPool::objectTypeId. More... | |
| T | GetInstance (int objectTypeId) |
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| ITypedObjectPool< T > | GetPool (int objectTypeId) |
Properties | |
| IEnumerable< int > | supportedTypeIds [get] |
| int | numSupportedTypes [get] |
| ITypedObjectPool< T > [] | servicePools [get] |
Provides a single point of access for managing objects with a common type and a multiplexable subtype.
EXAMPLE: If a MultitypeObjectPool handles type 'Explosion', then the objectTypeId's for subpools might be ExplosionType.SMALL ( = 1), and ExplosionType.LARGE ( = 2)
This implementation works by managing a set of service TypedObjectPool, each of which is responsible for managing objects of a unique subtype.
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Initialize the pool by searching for TypedObjectPool children of the passed-in transform.
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Initialize the pool with validation = TRUE as default.
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Inits pool with an array of service pools and an option to disable validation. If validation is active, then a System.Exception will be thrown if two service pools handle the same TypedObjectPool::objectTypeId.
| pools | The array of service pools. |
| validate | If TRUE, performs validation, if FALSE, skips validation. Typically better to leave validation on and fail fast. |


BLENDER(1) BLENDER(1) build date: 2012-04-26 build time: 19:38:31 build revision: 45987 build platform: Linux build type: Debug build c flags: -fopenmp -msse2 -msse -pipe -fPIC -funsigned-char -fno-strict-aliasing -Wall -Wcast- align -Werror=declaration-after-statement -Werror=implicit-function-declaration -Werror=return-type -Wstrict-prototypes -Wno-char-subscripts -Wno-unknown-prag‐ mas -Wpointer-arith -Wunused-parameter -Wwrite-strings build c++ flags: -D__STDC_CONSTANT_MACROS -fopenmp -msse2 -msse -pipe -fPIC -funsigned-char -fno-strict-aliasing -Wall -Wno-invalid-offsetof -Wno-sign-compare build link flags: -pthread build system: CMake" NAME blender - a 3D modelling and rendering package SYNOPSIS blender [args ...] [file] [args ...] DESCRIPTION blender is a 3D modelling and rendering package. It is the in-house soft‐ ware of a high quality animation studio, Blender has proven to be an extremely fast and versatile design instrument. The software has a per‐ sonal touch, offering a unique approach to the world of Three Dimensions. Use Blender to create TV commercials, to make technical visualizations, business graphics, to do some morphing, or design user interfaces. You can easy build and manage complex environments. The renderer is versatile and extremely fast. All basic animation principles (curves & keys) are well implemented. http://www.blender.org OPTIONS Blender 2.63 (sub 0) Usage: blender [args ...] [file] [args ...] Render Options: -b or --background <file> Load <file> in background (often used for UI-less rendering) -a or --render-anim Render frames from start to end (inclusive) -S or --scene <name> Set the active scene <name> for rendering -f or --render-frame <frame> Render frame <frame> and save it. +<frame> start frame relative, -<frame> end frame relative. -s or --frame-start <frame> Set start to frame <frame> (use before the -a argument) -e or --frame-end <frame> Set end to frame <frame> (use before the -a argument) -j or --frame-jump <frames> Set number of frames to step forward after each rendered frame -o or --render-output <path> Set the render path and file name. Use // at the start of the path to render relative to the blend file. The # characters are replaced by the frame number, and used to define zero padding. ani_##_test.png becomes ani_01_test.png test-######.png becomes test-000001.png When the filename does not contain #, The suffix #### is added to the filename The frame number will be added at the end of the filename. eg: blender -b foobar.blend -o //render_ -F PNG -x 1 -a //render_ becomes //render_####, writing frames as //ren‐ der_0001.png// -E or --engine <engine> Specify the render engine use -E help to list available engines Format Options: -F or --render-format <format> Set the render format, Valid options are... TGA IRIS JPEG MOVIE IRIZ RAWTGA AVIRAW AVIJPEG PNG BMP FRAMESERVER (formats that can be compiled into blender, not available on all systems) HDR TIFF EXR MULTILAYER MPEG AVICODEC QUICKTIME CINEON DPX DDS -x or --use-extension <bool> Set option to add the file extension to the end of the file -t or --threads <threads> Use amount of <threads> for rendering in background [1-64], 0 for systems processor count. Animation Playback Options: -a <options> <file(s)> Playback <file(s)>, only operates this way when not running in background. -p <sx> <sy> Open with lower left corner at <sx>, <sy> -m Read from disk (Don't buffer) -f <fps> <fps-base> Specify FPS to start with -j <frame> Set frame step to <frame> Window Options: -w or --window-border Force opening with borders (default) -W or --window-borderless Force opening without borders -p or --window-geometry <sx> <sy> <w> <h> Open with lower left corner at <sx>, <sy> and width and height as <w>, <h> -con or --start-console Start with the console window open (ignored if -b is set) Game Engine Specific Options: -g Game Engine specific options -g fixedtime Run on 50 hertz without dropping frames -g vertexarrays Use Vertex Arrays for rendering (usually faster) -g nomipmap No Texture Mipmapping -g linearmipmap Linear Texture Mipmapping instead of Nearest (default) Misc Options: -d or --debug Turn debugging on * Prints every operator call and their arguments * Disables mouse grab (to interact with a debugger in some cases) * Keeps python sys.stdin rather than setting it to None --debug-fpe Enable floating point exceptions --debug-ffmpeg Enable debug messages from FFmpeg library --debug-libmv Enable debug messages from libmv library --factory-startup Skip reading the "startup.blend" in the users home directory --env-system-datafiles Set the BLENDER_SYSTEM_DATAFILES environment variable --env-system-scripts Set the BLENDER_SYSTEM_SCRIPTS environment variable --env-system-plugins Set the BLENDER_SYSTEM_PLUGINS environment variable --env-system-python Set the BLENDER_SYSTEM_PYTHON environment variable -nojoystick Disable joystick support -noglsl Disable GLSL shading -noaudio Force sound system to None -setaudio Force sound system to a specific device NULL SDL OPENAL JACK -h or --help Print this help text and exit -y or --enable-autoexec Enable automatic python script execution, (default) -Y or --disable-autoexec Disable automatic python script execution (pydrivers, pycon‐ straints, pynodes) -P or --python <filename> Run the given Python script (filename or Blender Text) --python-console Run blender with an interactive console --addons Comma separated list of addons (no spaces) -v or --version Print Blender version and exit -- Ends option processing, following arguments passed unchanged. Access via python's sys.argv Other Options: /? Print this help text and exit (windows only) --debug-python Enable debug messages for python --debug-events Enable debug messages for the event system --debug-wm Enable debug messages for the window manager --debug-all Enable all debug messages (excludes libmv) -R Register .blend extension, then exit (Windows only) -r Silently register .blend extension, then exit (Windows only) Argument Parsing: arguments must be separated by white space. eg "blender -ba test.blend" ...will ignore the 'a' "blender -b test.blend -f8" ...will ignore 8 because there is no space between the -f and the frame value Argument Order: Arguments are executed in the order they are given. eg "blender --background test.blend --render-frame 1 --render-output /tmp" ...will not render to /tmp because '--render-frame 1' renders before the output path is set "blender --background --render-output /tmp test.blend --ren‐ der-frame 1" ...will not render to /tmp because loading the blend file overwrites the render output that was set "blender --background test.blend --render-output /tmp --ren‐ der-frame 1" works as expected. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES BLENDER_USER_CONFIG Directory for user configuration files. BLENDER_USER_SCRIPTS Directory for user scripts. BLENDER_SYSTEM_SCRIPTS Directory for system wide scripts. Directory for user data files (icons, translations, ..). BLENDER_SYSTEM_DATAFILES Directory for system wide data files. BLENDER_SYSTEM_PYTHON Directory for system python libraries. TMP or TMPDIR Store temporary files here. SDL_AUDIODRIVER LibSDL audio driver - alsa, esd, dma. PYTHONHOME Path to the python directory, eg. /usr/lib/python. SEE ALSO yafaray(1) AUTHORS This manpage was written for a Debian GNU/Linux system by Daniel Mester<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and updated by Cyril Brulebois <cyril.brule‐<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Dan Eicher<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Blender Blender 2.63 (sub 0) April 26, 2012 BLENDER(1)


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Letters to BS: WhatsApp snooping is proof of social media vulnerability
Snooping on WhatsApp users has now punched a hole in the argument that the platform with its end-to-end encryption is a safe and private way to communicate.
by Business StandardIn the digital era when social media platforms have become a ubiquitous phenomenon with people leveraging the same for sharing information to spreading fake news, apprehensions over the security of data and the right to privacy of individuals persists. Recent revelations pointing to snooping on scores of individuals from as diverse backgrounds as journalism, law and activism in India by Israeli cyber security firm NSO is one more proof of the growing vulnerability of digital social media platforms to spyware attacks.
The allegation that malicious software Pegasus, developed by the NSO, was used by several countries to snoop on their own citizens points to an ominous trend considering the grave implications for freedom of speech and expression, one of the cornerstones of democracy. Snooping on WhatsApp users has now punched a hole in the argument that the platform with its end-to-end encryption is a safe and private way to communicate.
While it is heartening that the Indian government took cognisance of the serious violation of the right to privacy of its citizens and pledged to take action against those who breached the law, it should assert that the idea of data sovereignty also includes a citizen's right to privacy.
M Jeyaram, Tamil Nadu
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THREE KINGS A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Set in the day or two following the Persian Gulf, THREE KINGS begins as a light-hearted caper film but turns into a grim view of the realities of the Middle East and American policy. This is an adult film, demanding but intelligent. A good film even if it is not always pleasant. Rating: 8 (0 to 10), high +2 (-4 to +4) Spoiler warning: there are mild spoilers of the first quarter of the film in this review.
It is in the hours after the cease-fire in the Persian Gulf War. Iraq is still in a state of chaos and barbarity even as the war ebbs from it. We focus on volunteer soldiers, none of whom actually fought but jubilant over the victory. Nevertheless their duty continues as captured Iraqi soldiers are being strip-searched before being interned. One is found carrying a map in a well-protected place. Sergeant Troy Barlow (played by Mark Wahlberg), Staff Sergeant Chief Elgin (Ice Cube), and Private Conrad Vig (Spike Jonze) realize that the map must show where the Iraqis have hidden gold bullion looted from Kuwait. They decide to make a little extra-curricular expedition to liberate the gold for their own purposes. Special Forces Captain Archie Gates (George Clooney) has been escorting TV journalist Adriana Cruz (Nora Dunn), but when he gets wind of the treasure map he decides to ditch Cruz and push his way into the expedition and a share of the gold.
The village where the gold has been stored is a hotbed of Iraqi rebels who have been promised American support if they would fight against Saddam. They are overjoyed to find four armed Americans show up at last to help them defend themselves. However despair returns to them when Iraqi soldiers show up. The leader of the soldiers offers the Americans a compromise. The yanks can take the gold and leave the rebels to the Iraqi army. They even are happy to help the Americans load "Saddam's gold" onto the American vehicles in order to be rid of the conquering army and to proceed with their sadistic duty against the rebels. The Americans are only too happy with the deal until Gates realizes what his complicity in the betrayal of Iraqi rebels will mean. He decides he cannot leave the villagers to their fate. This sets in motion the most deadly chapter of the war for the four volunteers.
Essentially the plot could have been a Western with just a few substitutions. However the plot is less important than the background of THREE KINGS. The film really becomes a serious political examination of Americans in the war, America's clumsy and dangerous foreign policy, and just how it affects other cultures. In it bleak characterization of political policy it stands with films like THE KILLING FIELDS. In the eyes of this film as the Iraqi government suppresses and tortures its own people, the Americans blunder around in quest of low oil prices. Meanwhile opportunistic news reporters fight for new stories of what is happening, losing interest once a story has already been covered by someone else, trying to get ahead in the world of news industry politics. And even while this is happening people like the Iraqis struggle to get American style appliances like blenders and cellular phones in the callous struggle for another culture's idea of the good life. This is very dark and very angry.
Adding to the deliberate pain of watching the film is the photography of Thomas Newton Sigel (who filmed THE USUAL SUSPECTS). He intentionally washes out the color to give a feel of the hot sun to the Mexican locales standing in for the Iraqi desert. Occasionally the photography becomes a bit gimmicky, predominantly in the more violent scenes. David O. Russell directs his own screenplay to be certain to get each little angry note. The Iraqi rebels come off the best, but American policy, the Kuwaiti consumerism, the supposed stupidity of American Southerners, and the Army bureaucracy, all get their turn under fire.
THREE KINGS may not be a pleasant film to watch, but it is intelligent and certainly has to be the best film about the Persian Gulf War yet. I give it an 8 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 1999 Mark R. Leeper
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Army releases emergency numbers for ‘Exercise Atilogwu Udo 1’
by Agency ReportThe Nigerian Army has released some telephone numbers to residents of the states in the South-East where it recently launched a training exercise called Atilogwu Udo 1 (meaning Dance of Peace).
Col. Aliyu Yusuf, Deputy Director, Public Relations, 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, Enugu, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Enugu that the exercise was designed to check crime and criminality in the zone.
He said the six sectors domiciled in various army formations in the five South-East states and Calabar, Cross River, under the 82 Division, were participating in the exercise, which commenced on November 1.
SEE ALSO: Unpaid salaries: Forgive Yahaya Bello, Aisha tells Kogi people
Yusuf gave the central information/call centre emergency number of the army as 193, saying that the number could be reached in every network in the country.
He also listed the emergency and information numbers for Atilogwu Udo 1 to include: Sector 1 (Domiciled in 13 Brigade, Calabar) –<PHONE_NUMBER>8 and<PHONE_NUMBER>3.
Sector 2. (14 Brigade, Ohafia in Abia) –<PHONE_NUMBER>8 and<PHONE_NUMBER>9.
Sector 3. (34 Artillery Brigade, Owerri) –<PHONE_NUMBER>7 and<PHONE_NUMBER>8.
Sector 4. (302 Artillery Regiment, Onitsha in Anambra) –<PHONE_NUMBER>5 and<PHONE_NUMBER>3.
Sector 5. (82 Division Garrison, Enugu) –<PHONE_NUMBER>0;<PHONE_NUMBER>7 and<PHONE_NUMBER>9.
Sector 6. (24 Engineer Support Regiment, Abakaliki) –08123869744 and<PHONE_NUMBER>4.
Yusuf appealed to members of the public to send confidential security information and intelligence as well as report any emergency through the numbers.
He gave assurance that troops participating in the training would maintain high standard of professionalism and discharge their duties in line with the rule of engagement.
NAN reports that Atilogwu Udo 1 is also deployed in providing community services, in the area of sanitation, medical outreaches, clearing of drains, road construction and educational support, among other social works in selected communities in the zone.
(NAN)


BEN (1972)
starring: Lee Harcourt Montgomery, Joseph Campanella, Meredith Baxter, Arthur O'Connell
written by Gilbert Ralston directed by Phil Karlson
a Bing Crosby Production a Cinerama release
length: 92 mins., color MPAA rating: PG (for some cheap scares) on video: yes (Prism Entertainment)
recommendation: only if you're in the mood for "Family"-style sugarsap and aren't afraid of rats
Hot off the heels of the 1971 drive in staple "Willard" comes an untidy sequel, "Ben", which gets its wires crossed about 20 minutes into the game.
The story opens with the closing scenes from "Willard", as Bruce Davison's Willard Stiles must come to bear with the wrath of his trained pet attack rat, Ben, and his legion of pet attack rats. These scenes are the best of the whole film, probably because they have little to do with "Ben" itself. Ben the rat has a very malevolent stare that's almost comical, as he squeals his evil bidding. As the townspeople look on, two bumbling cops go into the house and are attacked by rats as they open the floorboards in the basement. The army of rats escape into the backyards and sewers of the adjoining neighborhood houses. It's here that the movie takes a ridiculous turn and loses any effectiveness it might have had.
It's here that we meet David Garrison (Lee Montgomery), a cutesy, Adam Rich-looking young kid.  David's got some sort of unspecified heart condition, which causes his mother to dote incessantly on him. Apparently this ailment forbids him to have any friends either, so he stays at home in his backyard workshop, where he builds extremely complex marionettes and writes songs for piano and harmonica. The uncomfortable air that comes with his song numbers is one I wouldn't wish on the unfortunate masses who saw any live-action Disney films of the period.
Ben makes his appearance in David's workshop. David feeds him and the two seem to be able to communicate with one another, which explains why David calls the rat by his given name. Meanwhile, every night the horde of rats emerges from the drainage system and ransacks a different location in town. It's kind of cool to see thousands of rats tearing apart the cereal aisle in a supermarket, and pretty funny to see them attack some ridiculously large women (and a stereotypically gay man) in a health spa, but such moments are few and far between.
Cops Kirtland (Joseph Campanella) and Hatfield (Arthur O'Connell) know what the town is up against, but are too busy being typical crusty cops to catch up with the rat invasion. As a result, they take everything really slow, fumigating houses after a rat attack, and trying to get everyone they know to believe that there is a problem. David is aware of what's happening though. His child-like demeanor won't let him see that Ben is a coldblooded killer, but merely his only friend (who he kisses in the sewer, and holds close to the open scar on his chest from his last operation). When David has the rats attack a neighborhood bully, the cops press him for answers, but he's all hush-hush about it.
It all ends up in the sewers by David's house, with his sister trying to find him and avoid being attacked by the rats, while cops and sanitation workers do battle with the enemy with flamethrowers and firehoses.
This movie is bad, bad, bad. In "Willard", the same silly premise was there, but the characters had a lot more going for them, and in turn the revenge fantasies that played out were amusing and trashy fun. Here, I wasn't the least bit encouraged to feel pity for David; I just wanted to smack him around some. He's an annoying little shit, and when he breaks into the depressing title song (which you'll recall was performed by Michael Jackson and nominated for an Oscar), you'll be fumbling for the fast-forward button.
What promised to be a cheap, entertaining Saturday afternoon UHF-band "Suspense Theater" style film just could not deliver. After my hour and a half with "Ben" dragged to a close, I wanted to devise a huge rat trap and spap the cast in two.
Copyright (C) 1998 Douglas P. Mosurak<EMAIL_ADDRESS>----------------
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imirage.cv.Rd
Function to obtain accuracy parameters: correlation coefficient, P-value and RMSE of imputation model
imirage.cv(train_pcg, train_mir, gene_index, num = 50, method = "KNN", folds = 10, target = "none", ...)
| train_pcg | training protein coding dataset. a numeric matrix with row names indicating samples, anSed column names indicating protein coding gene IDs. |
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| train_mir | training miRNA expression dataset. a numeric matrix with row names indicating samples, and column names indicating miRNA IDs |
| gene_index | either gene name (character) or index (column number) of miRNA to be imputed. |
| num | number of informative protein coding genes to be used in constructing imputation model. Default is 50 genes. |
| method | method for imputation, either "RF" for random forests, "KNN" for K-nearest neighbor or "SVM" for support vector machines. |
| folds | number specifying folds (k) of cross validation to obtain imputation accuracy. Default is k=10. |
| target | "none" (default), "ts.pairs", or dataframe/matrix/list. this argument accepts character strings to indicate the use of all candidate genes as predictors ("none), or use built-in TargetScan miRNA-gene pairs ("ts.pairs"). also accepts a dataframe , matrix or list object containing a column with names of miRNA and a column with the names of target genes. |
| ... | optional parameters that can be passed on to the machine-learning functions RF (randomForest), KNN (knn.reg) or SVM(svm) |
a matrix with three values corresponding to Spearman's correlation coefficient, P-value of the fit and root mean squared error (RMSE).
#> #> Running 10-folds cross-validation... #> Iteration 1 #> Iteration 2 #> Iteration 3 #> Iteration 4 #> Iteration 5 #> Iteration 6 #> Iteration 7 #> Iteration 8 #> Iteration 9 #> Iteration 10 #> Cross-validation complete#> PCC P-Value RMSE #> [1,] 0.7104839 1.348813e-05 1860.9367 #> [2,] 0.7296123 3.452757e-06 1748.7003 #> [3,] 0.7780488 6.065440e-08 1898.8891 #> [4,] 0.9039841 1.032795e-10 2035.1897 #> [5,] 0.7355742 1.534201e-06 1679.2552 #> [6,] 0.7283422 2.656697e-06 1576.6199 #> [7,] 0.5344575 1.895061e-03 2438.9442 #> [8,] 0.5957086 4.093539e-03 1069.9556 #> [9,] 0.6751337 2.648629e-05 1818.1154 #> [10,] 0.6792510 1.277875e-06 941.1613imirage.cv(GA.pcg, GA.mir, gene_index=25, method="KNN", num=50)#> #> Running 10-folds cross-validation... #> Iteration 1 #> Iteration 2 #> Iteration 3 #> Iteration 4 #> Iteration 5 #> Iteration 6 #> Iteration 7 #> Iteration 8 #> Iteration 9 #> Iteration 10 #> Cross-validation complete#> PCC P-Value RMSE #> [1,] 0.7157895 9.499217e-07 371.1923 #> [2,] 0.7879297 5.444091e-07 519.1403 #> [3,] 0.5757809 1.924680e-04 832.8063 #> [4,] 0.4890110 1.042596e-02 265.2230 #> [5,] 0.6843854 1.032461e-06 548.5190 #> [6,] 0.7036707 2.413066e-05 383.0526 #> [7,] 0.8089296 0.000000e+00 529.3712 #> [8,] 0.8061538 2.942123e-06 734.5251 #> [9,] 0.6521261 7.776225e-05 532.4604 #> [10,] 0.5132693 1.575642e-02 317.4095


This small cove lies on the south western shore of St Vincent, just NW of Kingstown.
Position 13° 09'35"N, 61° 14'50"W.
There is a very useful shipyard here with a dry dock, shore storage and docking for larger yachts.
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Last updated March 2016.


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Classification:
Client-side
1. First order HPP or Reflected HPP
2. Second order HPP or Stored HPP
3. Third order HPP or DOM Based HPP
Server-side
1. Standard HPP
2. Second order HPP
Multiple Occurances of a Parameter
Different web servers manage multiple occurrences in several ways
Some behaviors are quite bizarre
Whenever protocol details are not stronglydefined, implementations may stronglydiffer
Unusualbehaviors are a usualsource of security weaknesses(MANTRA!)
The precedence of GET/POST/Cookie may influence the application behaviors and it can also be used to override parameters
Several well-known encoding techniques may be used to inject malicious payloads


Longest Job First
In LJF Scheduling,
• Out of all the available processes, CPU is assigned to the process having Largest burst time.
• In case of a tie, it is broken by FCFS Scheduling.
• LJF Scheduling can be used in both preemptive and non-preemptive mode.
• Preemptive mode of Longest Job First is called as Longest Remaining Time First (LRTF).
LJF is a full form of (Longest job first) is a scheduling algorithm in which the process with the longest execution time should be selected for execution next. This scheduling method can be preemptive or non-preemptive. It significantly reduces the average waiting time for other processes awaiting execution.
Characteristics of LJF Scheduling:
• It offers non-preemptive and pre-emptive scheduling algorithm.
• In this method, when the CPU is available, the next process or job with the longest completion time will be executed first.
• It is Implemented with non-preemptive policy.
• This algorithm method is useful for batch-type processing, where waiting for jobs to complete is not critical.
• It improves job output by offering longer jobs, which should be executed first, which mostly have a longer turnaround time.


When you get to my office, expect your initial experience to be similar to a doctor's appointment. When you enter the waiting room you will see a button on the wall with my name, press the button so I know you have arrived and have a seat in the waiting room.
During your initial visit with me you will be asked to come 15 minutes early so you can fill out the new patient paperwork. This consists of my Informed Consent packet, HIPAA Guidelines, Releases (as needed), and basic information about you. I will also have you fill out some short questionnaires regarding symptoms and concerns.
During your first session we will review this paperwork, address any questions or concerns, and you will be given a copy to take home and read more thoroughly. Also, during the session I will try my best to understand your needs and what brought you to me. I will do this by taking a history/background, concerns, worries, etc. We will discuss scheduling and treatment goal setting also. It is important for you to give me input/feedback in this process so I know what is important for you to be working on in treatment. Throughout your treatment we will revisit your treatment goals and reassess as needed.
Open communication is always best in this process in order to meet your goals and get the best possible care. I am here to help you meet your needs and provide you with guidance to make positive changes in your life.
My rate for a 50 minute session is $100. I accept cash, checks and credit cards.
Please check your coverage carefully by asking the following questions:
I also do not file to secondary or tertiary insurance companies. You may also use a “superbill” to file for any out of pocket costs not covered by your primary policy. Please note that superbills can only be generated to accounts paid in full. If your copay/out of pocket fee from your primary insurance is not received at the time of service, a superbill cannot be generated.
For other insurance plans that I am not a part of you can pay out of pocket and possibly be reimbursed by your insurance company by submitting a superbill that I can provide. Please contact your insurance company to ask if they can do this prior to seeing me.
Because insurance companies only cover care that is “medically necessary”, i.e. that which has a recognized mental health diagnosis attached, insurance does not cover a full range of concerns that people bring to therapy. People seek counseling for many reasons, ranging from depression, anxiety to concerns with identity, sexuality, spirituality, gender issues, transitions to a new phase of life. Some clients choose not to use insurance to defer the cost of therapy because they do not want their therapy to be limited by diagnoses, time frame, and goals to be dictated by insurance companies. Many clients are also concerned about privacy. In order to obtain reimbursement, the insurance company has to know personal information about you and can review your records at their discretion. Your diagnosis is something that is seen by multiple people at the insurance company and can be shared with other insurance companies – life/disability/future health insurance companies and the government. Some employers can even request you release the information to them, which can have an impact on the status of your employment or, in some cases, impact your ability to advance.
If you do not show up for your scheduled therapy appointment and have not notified me at least 24 hours in advance you will be required to pay a $50 late cancel/no show fee.


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If the target microcontroller model, architecture, clock speed, board or other settings are different from the current settings, they must be changed and the project recompiled from the source code before being programmed into the microcontroller. Most project configuration options are located in the "makefile" build script inside each LUFA application's folder, however some demo or application-specific configuration settings (such as the output format in the AudioOut demo) are located in one or more of the source files of the project. See each project's individual documentation for application-specific configuration values.
Each project "makefile" contains all the script and configuration data required to compile each project. When opened with any regular basic text editor such as Notepad or WordPad (ensure that the save format is a pure ASCII text format) the build configuration settings may be altered.
Inside each makefile, a number of configuration variables are located, with the format "<VARIABLE NAME> = <VALUE>". For each application, the important variables which should be altered are:
These values should be changed to reflect the build hardware.
This parameter indicates the target microcontroller model for the compiled application. This should be set to the model of the target microcontroller (such as the AT90USB1287, or the ATMEGA32U4), in all lower-case (e.g. "at90usb1287"). Note that not all demos support all the microcontroller models and architectures, as they may make use of peripherals or modes only present in some devices.
For supported processor models, see Device and Hardware Support.
This parameter indicates the target microcontroller architecture the library is to be compiled for. Different microcontroller architectures require different source files to be compiled into the final binary, and so this option must be set to the correct architecture for the selected platform.
For supported processor architectures, see Device and Hardware Support.
This parameter indicates the target board hardware for the compiled application. Some LUFA library drivers are board-specific, such as the LED driver, and the library needs to know the layout of the target board. If you are using one of the board models listed on the main library page, change this parameter to the board name in all UPPER-case.
If you are not using any board-specific drivers in the LUFA library, or you are using a custom board layout, change this to read "USER" (no quotes) instead of a standard board name. If the USER board type is selected and the application makes use of one or more board-specific hardware drivers inside the LUFA library, then the appropriate stub drives files should be copied from the /BoardStubs/ directory into a /Board/ folder inside the application directory, and the stub driver completed with the appropriate code to drive the custom board's hardware.
For boards with built in hardware driver support within the LUFA library, see Device and Hardware Support.
This parameter indicates the target microcontroller's main CPU clock frequency, in Hz. This is used by many libraries (and applications) for timing related purposes, and should reflect the actual CPU speed after any prescaling or adjustments are performed.
This parameter indicates the raw input clock frequency to the USB module within the microcontroller in Hz. This may be very different on some platforms to the main CPU clock or other peripheral/bus clocks.
Many applications have features which can be controlled by the defining of specially named preprocessor tokens at the point of compilation - for example, an application might use a compile time token to turn on or off optional or mutually exclusive portions of code. Preprocessor tokens can be defined here by listing each one with the -D command line switch, and each token can optionally be defined to a specific value. When defined in the project makefile, these behave as if they were defined in every source file via a normal preprocessor define statement.
Most applications will actually have multiple CDEF lines, which are concatenated together with the "+=" operator. This ensures that large numbers of configuration options remain readable by splitting up groups of options into separate lines.
As each LUFA program requires the LUFA library source code to compile correctly, the application must know where the LUFA library is located. This value specifies the path to the LUFA library base relative to the path of the project makefile.
This value is similar to the CDEFS parameter listed elsewhere – indeed, it is simply a convenient place to group LUFA related tokens away from the application's compile time tokens. Normally, these options do not need to be altered to allow an application to compile and run correctly on a different board or microcontroller to the current configuration - if the options are incorrect, then the demo is most likely incompatible with the chosen microcontroller model and cannot be made to function through the altering of the makefile settings alone (or at all). Settings such as the USB mode (device, host or both), the USB interface speed and other LUFA configuration options can be set here - see Summary of Compile Tokens documentation for details on the available LUFA compile time configuration options.


The goal of this page is to monitor smoothness of a continuously looping
CSS animation of the transform property.
The jank checkbox introduces random jank via javascript. On browsers that
execute CSS animations on another thread, the jank will affect the
responsiveness of javascript but the animation should appear visually
smooth. A good FPS monitoring API should be able to show this happening.
When animate is unchecked, the page goes idle. A good FPS monitoring API
should have zero CPU consumption. requestAnimationFrame polling loops,
unfortunately, will still spin the CPU. :(


The Printer Working Group held a "virtual" face-to-face meeting via WebEx teleconferences on August 9-10, 2017. Representatives from HP, Xerox, Lexmark, Apple, IBM, Canon, Oki, High North, TIC and TCS attended the meetings. Attendees discussed status of current projects and liaisons with other groups, and reviewed latest drafts of several specifications and white papers under development.
The meeting information and document links are on the August 2017 PWG F2F meeting page.
In the PWG Plenary, we reviewed the state of the PWG, including officer election, upcoming events, and projects hosted on the PWG GitHub site.
We briefly covered the status of each working group, noting that the Imaging
Device Security (IDS) working group will hold periodic meetings as part
of its new role to review and discuss issues implementing the new HCD
Protection Profile and other HCD standards. We
discussed our liaison relationships with Trusted Network Computing,
IETF, Mopria, ISO JTC1 and AMSC.
In the Internet Printing Protocol Workgroup sessions, Ira McDonald presented the latest draft of the IPP System Service specification. Smith Kennedy presented the latest drafts of "IPP Get-User-Printer-Attributes Operation", "IPP Presets" and "IPP Authentication Methods" white papers.
The next IPP Workgroup conference calls are August 17, 2017 and August 31,
2017. Meeting details can be found on the IPP Workgroup page.
The PWG will hold its next face-to-face meeting November 15-16, 2017 in Lexington, Kentucky, hosted by Lexmark. Information on upcoming meetings is listed on the PWG Meetings page.


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Replace Adder in the previous exercise with a Multiplier node.
1. Look at the output signal of signal generator 0. What is the period of the output cosine waveform?
2. This corresponds to frequency
3. Look at the output signal of signal generator 1. What is the period of the output cosine waveform?
4. It corresponds to frequency
5. Connect oscilloscope to the output terminal of the multiplier. Set time base so that you see each cycle of the waveform. What does it look like?
6. Look at the output of the multiplier with the spectrum analyzer. Which frequency components are present?
7. Output consists of
8. Compare output signal of signal generator 0 and output signal of the multiplier with spectrum analyzer. What has happened to 50 kHz signal when it is multiplied by 500 kHz cosine waveform?
9. Change frequency of signal generator 0 to 100 kHz. Now spectral components at the output of the multiplier are:
10. When two cosine waveforms, the first at frequency f1 and the other at f2 are multiplied, the product contains
11. Set frequency of both signal generators to 50 kHz cosine waveform with 1 V amplitude and compare input and output waveforms of the multiplier at the product by oscilloscope. Output signal is


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The Link-State Algorithm is a global routing algorithm, which means it calculates routing information using knowledge of the entire network. I believe the textbook could have done better in choosing their variable and node designations as there is overlap between them, leading to there being multiple things represented by "v" and "w" in the given example.
For this lesson, we will construct a graph containing 6 nodes and 10 edges (in a similar configuration to Figure 4.27 from the textbook).
The graph is defined as such:
Graph LS = (N, E)
N = (a, b, c, d, e, f)
E = {(a,b,1),(a,d,2),(b,c.2),(b,d,3),(c,d,1),(c,e,1),(c,f,3),(d,e,4),(d,f,4),(e,f,1)}
Note: I have included the cost of each edge/path as a third value in their subsets. Normally, the subsets would consist solely of the nodes which form the edge.
The Link-State Algorithm is based on Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm. It keeps track of two things for each node:
It is a looping algorithm which follows these steps:
Create a subset of N called N' which contains all visited nodes
Add the origin node (a) to N'
For all nodes v
If v is a neighbor (shares an edge) with a
Then: D(v) = c(a,v)
And p(v) = a
Else: D(v) = infinite
(What this does is set the distance value of all of a's neighbors to the cost from a to them)
Therefore, the steps for running the algorithm with Graph LS are as follows:


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- Personal tutor for first years
University of Kansas (2012-2017)
Summer 2016
- PSYC 318 Cognitive Psychology (Assistant Instructor)
- 8-week “pure” online class of 59 students
Fall 2015, Spring 2016, Fall 2016, Spring 2017
- PSYC 104 General Psychology (Assistant Instructor)
- Team-taught by a team of Faculty Coordinators, Graduate Assistant Instructors, and Graduate Teaching Assistants
- Served as an instructor of record for ~500 students
- Hybrid, “flipped” classroom format: a significant online learning component + weekly in-class meetings
- Developed and facilitated in-class discussions and group activities designed to maximize active learning and collaboration among student learning teams
Spring 2015
- PSYC 430 Cognitive Development (Instructor: Dr. Andrea Greenhoot)
- Facilitated discussions among student learning teams during in-class time
- Helped to develop teaching materials for the class
Fall 2014
- PSYC 625 Experimental Psychology: Methods in Neuropsychology and Psychophysiology (Instructor: Dr. Evangelia Chrysikou)
- Facilitated laboratory sessions which introduced students to various types of psychophysiological methodology via Biopac tutorials
- Served as a Graduate Research Consultant
- PSYC 625 Teaching Portfolio
Spring 2014
- PSYC 375 Cognitive Neuroscience (Instructor: Dr. Evangelia Chrysikou)
- Served as a Graduate Research Consultant
- PSYC 375 Teaching Portfolio
Fall 2013
- PSYC 625 Experimental Psychology: Methods in Neuropsychology and Psychophysiology (Instructor: Dr. Evangelia Chrysikou)
- Facilitated laboratory sessions which introduced students to various types of psychophysiological methodology via Biopac tutorials
Spring 2013
- PSYC 105 General Psychology, Honors (Instructor: Dr. Michael Vitevitch)
Fall 2012
- PSYC 333 Child Development (Instructor: Dr. Patricia Hawley)


Drag the gray box containing multiple kinds of red colliders
Note that they navigate around inside their respective green areas.
Debugging shows the process of "finding a spot" for the colliders..
Debug Visualization:
false
true


Gujarat HC’s Additional Advocate General resigns
Prakash Jani’s resignation comes a week short of a decade, while admitting that the state government wanted him to continue in this position but acceded to his request to be relieved.
by Express News ServiceSenior advocate Prakash Jani resigned from the post of Additional Advocate General (AAG) of the Gujarat High Court after a decade in this position.
Speaking to The Indian Express, the senior counsel said he had been planning to resign “for more than three months” as he wanted to pursue private practice.
Appointed to the post of AAG on November 23, 2009, Jani’s resignation comes a week short of a decade, while admitting that the state government wanted him to continue in this position but acceded to his request to be relieved.
Meanwhile, the legal cases where the senior advocate was representing the state government will be taken up by the government pleader or the advocate general.
While Jani did not divulge the exact date when he tendered his resignation, he added that he had been discussing his resignation with the state and the first step in this regard was confirmed today although completion of the administrative procedures remain.


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- Thunderbolt
- Thunder Wave
- Double Team
- Rest
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Double-Edge can be used to give a physical attacking option against threats like Abra and Diglett. Supersonic is a valid option for ParaFusion, but the consistency isn't the greatest. Mimic can be used to try and get another special attack, but once again, it isn't consistent.
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nmcli agent
Run nmcli as a NetworkManager secret agent or polkit agent.
This subcommand can also be called with `nmcli a`.
More information: home page
- Register nmcli as a secret agent and listen for secret requests:
nmcli agent secret
- Register nmcli as a polkit agent and listen for authorization requests:
nmcli agent polkit
- Register nmcli as a secret agent and a polkit agent:
nmcli agent all


There are several different types of guitars that each have their own genres and sound. If a novice walks into a guitar shop looking for that first instrument, the salesperson will inevitably ask What kind of music do you want to play? The answer to that question will lead the salesperson to suggest the right guitar(s) for the job.
Acoustic Guitars are hollow-bodied instruments that are unamplified by design, though electronics are often added to send the acoustic signal to an amplifier. The difference between an acoustic and an electric guitar, however, is that one can play an acoustic model without amplifying the signal and get the same basic sound. An electric guitar sounds thin and twangy unless the signal is amplified.
Classical Guitars, also called nylon-stringed guitars, are acoustic instruments suited for classical and Flamenco-style playing, but can also be used for ballads. They deliver warm, full-bodied sound for running arpeggios, chord plucking, and nail strumming. The necks are wider than other guitars so those with short fingers might find this type challenging.
Acoustic Steel-Stringed Guitars can be 6-string or 12-string guitars. These instruments have a wide variety of sound variations from a brassy, folk style to a fuller, more driving sound. The quality of the guitar, body shape and the types of wood used each combine to determine where the instrument falls along the spectrum.
Elvis Presley gyrated his way to fame with an acoustic steel-stringed guitar in hand, followed by 1960s folk groups like the Mamas and the Papas, Arlo Guthrie, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel and Donovan. These guitars were also featured by famous rock legends like Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Jethro Tull, and more recently, Dave Matthews, Sheryl Crow, the Indigo Girls and Melissa Etheridge. Some acoustic steel-stringed guitars have electronics on board to amplify their signals for recording or gigging, but they shouldn’t require electronics to sound good.
Acoustic Bass Guitars are the warmer, fuller, mellower counterpart to their electric cousins. These wide-bodied models are used for accompaniment in ballads, certain types of fusion music and in jazz, though a stand-up bass is more common. An acoustic bass guitar might be typically kept by a working bassist as a secondary guitar for use in certain songs within his or her band’s repertoires.
Electric Guitars include solid bodies and semi-hollow bodies, which provide a warmer, more well-rounded tone than their solid-body cousins. They require an amplifier to produce sound properly.
The electric guitar shot to fame with the help of rock pioneers like Chuck Berry and anthems like his own Johnny B. Goode. The ripping, irresistible licks and hooks of the instrument booted the 1960s folk scene out the door and ushered in the age of rock 'n roll. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton’s Cream, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin’s Big Brother & The Holding Company were just a handful of bands that epitomized the wide-ranging sound and appeal of electric guitars.
In the 1970s, rock legends like Led Zeppelin and The Who picked up the gauntlet, and it’s been one long electric ride ever since. A person can try imagining Metallica playing Until It Sleeps with classical instruments and can see how important the right guitar is for the right genre. If it’s blues, disco, techno, funk, R&B, hip-hop or rap, the electric guitar is a signature sound.
Electric Bass Guitars provide the heart-pumping, chest-thumping drive of genres like rock, dance, techno, funk, hip-hop and rap music. Picked, plucked or slapped, this guitar pounds out the low notes that rumble through your bones and vibrate your solar plexus.


Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985)
Grade: 50
"Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" was a surprise summer hit in 1985. Kids loved it, leading to a lengthy Saturday morning television run for star Pee Wee Herman. But while the TV show was only twenty minutes and tightly structured, the film version has only a thin plot that must cover ninety minutes, leading to inconsistent humor and an episodic storyline.
Pee Wee Herman's prize possession is his eyesore neon-red bicycle. After it is stolen, Pee Wee searches nationwide for it. He runs into various characters that are almost as eccentric as he is. There is a chase scene involving Godzilla and Santa Clause. There is a happy ending.
For those who have escaped American eighties culture, as well as episodes of Murphy Brown, I will attempt to describe the character of Pee Wee Herman. He is nerdy, pre-adolescent, asexual, and uninhibited. He makes curious faces, has a goofy laugh, and has no visible means of support. When standing, his arms jut at odd angles from his body, as if imitating a tea kettle. He has no clue about what impression he is making, and has no qualms about turning people he dislikes into enemies. He is naively trusting when it comes to meeting strangers.
While kids embraced the film, the intention was to make a comedy that adults would enjoy. But the supporting cast of chums and antagonists are all cartoonish, especially a gang of look-alike bikers that share the same two emotions of joy and anger.
The best thing about this movie is the soundtrack by Danny Elfman, which bounces along merrily. Burton's direction is hit and miss, much as we would expect a movie to be if a camera simply follows Herman around. It is sometimes funny and always a little odd.
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Colorimeter concentration program¶
This program measures the concentration of an unknown solution. For an example of a lab using this program see Lab 3: Ammonia and nitrate measurements.
Procedure: Connect-Select-Calibrate-Measure¶
- With the basic program window open as shown in the images below, enter the serial port corresponding to your device in the program window and click on the “Connect” button in the lower left-hand side.
- From the drop-down menu, select the standard curve corresponding to the solution you are going to be measuring. The menu contains both default and user generated standard curves. Optionally, the user may enter the coefficient and select the measurement LED manually.
- Calibrate sensor. Place a cuvette with your ‘blank’ measurement (e.g. water) into the colorimeter and click “Calibrate”. To check the calibration, click on “Measure” with your ‘blank’ cuvette still in place. The colorimeter should return zero absorbance and concentration values.
- Place a cuvette containing your sample into the colorimeter and click “Measure”. The concentration value will be displayed in the table. Edit the sample label e.g. “Ammonia sample 1”.
Additional software features¶
See Software features for more information on these features.
- Custom wavelengths.
- Save data at any point after calibration using the “File -> Save” menu item at the top of the program window.
- Change sample rate.
- Delete data points by select a row, right-click anywhere on your selection, and select “Delete” to remove those entries from the table. Note that the labels (Sample column) can be edited at any point.
- Plot data by clicking the “Plot” button. A bar graph will display the data in the same order as it is entered in the Table. x-axis labels are taken from the entries in the “Sample” column.


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GraphicScene
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Where most the program logic happens. More...
#include <GraphicsApp.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GraphicsApp () | |
| Sets up the default window. More... | |
| GraphicsApp (int width, int height, const char *title) | |
| Sets up the window using given width, height and title. More... | |
| ~GraphicsApp () | |
| Default deconstructer. More... | |
| int | run () |
| Main loop. More... | |
| bool | start () |
| Inistializes everything. More... | |
| bool | update (double deltaTime) |
| Updates everything on screen. More... | |
| bool | draw () |
| Draws everything to the screen. More... | |
| bool | end () |
| Deletes, destores, and closes everything. More... | |
| GLFWwindow * | getWindow () |
| Returns the window. More... | |
| int | getWidth () |
| Returns the width of the window. More... | |
| int | getHeight () |
| Returns the height of the window. More... | |
| const char * | getTitle () |
| Returns the title of the window. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| GLFWwindow * | m_window |
| Stores the window. More... | |
| Camera * | m_camera |
| The main camera; Controls where the user is looking. More... | |
| aie::ShaderProgram | m_shader |
| The shader. More... | |
| Light | m_light |
| The light that is shining on the object. More... | |
| aie::OBJMesh | m_objMesh |
| The mesh of the object that's being rendered. More... | |
| aie::Texture | m_objTexture |
| The texture of the object that's being rendered. More... | |
| Mesh | m_mesh |
| The mesh used to render a shape. More... | |
| glm::mat4 | m_transform |
| The transform of the object. More... | |
| aie::Texture | m_texture |
| The texture of the rendered shape. More... | |
| Earth * | m_earth |
| A plane. More... | |
| D20 * | m_d20 |
| An Icosahedron. More... | |
| Bone * | m_hipBone |
| The top bone that makes up the skeleton. More... | |
| Bone * | m_kneeBone |
| The middle bone that makes up the skeleton. More... | |
| Bone * | m_ankleBone |
| The bottom bone that makes up the skeleton. More... | |
| Skeleton * | m_skeleton |
| Made up of the hip bone, the knee bone, and the ankle bone. More... | |
Where most the program logic happens.
| GraphicsApp::GraphicsApp | ( | ) |
Sets up the default window.
| GraphicsApp::GraphicsApp | ( | int | width, |
| int | height, | ||
| const char * | title | ||
| ) |
Sets up the window using given width, height and title.
| GraphicsApp::~GraphicsApp | ( | ) |
Default deconstructer.
| bool GraphicsApp::draw | ( | ) |
Draws everything to the screen.
| bool GraphicsApp::end | ( | ) |
Deletes, destores, and closes everything.
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Returns the height of the window.
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inline |
Returns the title of the window.
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inline |
Returns the width of the window.
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inline |
Returns the window.
| int GraphicsApp::run | ( | ) |
Main loop.
| bool GraphicsApp::start | ( | ) |
Inistializes everything.
| bool GraphicsApp::update | ( | double | deltaTime | ) |
Updates everything on screen.
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protected |
The bottom bone that makes up the skeleton.
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protected |
The main camera; Controls where the user is looking.
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protected |
An Icosahedron.
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protected |
A plane.
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protected |
The top bone that makes up the skeleton.
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protected |
The middle bone that makes up the skeleton.
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protected |
The light that is shining on the object.
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protected |
The mesh used to render a shape.
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protected |
The mesh of the object that's being rendered.
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protected |
The texture of the object that's being rendered.
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The shader.
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Made up of the hip bone, the knee bone, and the ankle bone.
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The texture of the rendered shape.
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The transform of the object.
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Stores the window.


CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER - define a new constraint triggerSYNOPSIS
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER name AFTER event [ OR ... ] ON table_name [ FROM referenced_table_name ] { NOT DEFERRABLE | [ DEFERRABLE ] { INITIALLY IMMEDIATE | INITIALLY DEFERRED } } FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE funcname ( arguments )
DESCRIPTION
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER creates a constraint trigger. This is the same as a regular trigger except that the timing of the trigger firing can be adjusted using SET CONSTRAINTS [set_constraints(7)]. Constraint triggers must be AFTER ROW triggers. They can be fired either at the end of the statement causing the triggering event, or at the end of the containing transaction; in the latter case they are said to be deferred. A pending deferred-trigger firing can also be forced to happen immediately by using SET CONSTRAINTS.
PARAMETERS
- name
- The name of the constraint trigger. This is also the name to use when modifying the trigger's behavior using SET CONSTRAINTS. The name cannot be schema-qualified --- the trigger inherits the schema of its table.
- event
- One of INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE; this specifies the event that will fire the trigger. Multiple events can be specified using OR.
- table_name
- The (possibly schema-qualified) name of the table in which the triggering events occur.
- referenced_table_name
- The (possibly schema-qualified) name of another table referenced by the constraint. This option is used for foreign-key constraints and is not recommended for general use.
- DEFERRABLE
- NOT DEFERRABLE
- INITIALLY IMMEDIATE
- INITIALLY DEFERRED
- The default timing of the trigger. See the CREATE TABLE [create_table(7)] documentation for details of these constraint options.
- funcname
- The function to call when the trigger is fired. See CREATE TRIGGER [create_trigger(7)] for details.
- arguments
- Optional argument strings to pass to the trigger function. See CREATE TRIGGER [create_trigger(7)] for details.
COMPATIBILITY
CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER is a PostgreSQL extension of the SQL standard.
SEE ALSO
CREATE TRIGGER [create_trigger(7)], DROP TRIGGER [drop_trigger(7)], SET CONSTRAINTS [set_constraints(7)]
Index
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The following list of technologies comes from a REST API call to the Go-based back end. Find and change the corresponding code in webapp/src/app/tech/tech.component.ts and server/web/app.go.
webapp/src/app/tech/tech.component.ts
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The simplest way to create a new package is to use the
pakman
utility (currently under development).
By default, pakman
creates a very small package
structure -- to make it create a package in the Tycho
format, give it the -style tycho
option.
The rest of this page describes the structure of a package, so you can roll your own.
pkgIndex.tcl
that looks like this:
package ifneeded tycho.metapkg.package 2.0 \ [list source [file join $dir package.tcl]]where package means the name of the package, and metapkg is the directory containing this package. For example, the package
tycho.kernel.gui
has the meta-package kernel, and
the package name gui. What this says is that when a startup
script or another package says something like:
package require tycho.metapkg.packagethen the package load file named
package.tcl
will
be sourced. When a package is required, the package load script is
responsible for doing everything that is needed so that it can
operate. Here is the minimum necessary in the package load file:
package provide tycho.metapkg.package 2.0 global env set env(PACKAGE_LIBRARY) [file dirname [info script]] lappend auto_path $env(PACKAGE_LIBRARY)What this does is:
env
global in case this script is sourced
from a procedure.
auto_path
variable
so that Tcl can load files automatically. (For this to work,
the directory must contain a valid tclIndex
file.)
The package load file can perform other actions. Typical actions
include performing a package require
for any packages
that it depends upon and sourcing Tcl or [incr Tcl] files then and
there to avoid the overhead of auto-loading. We recommend that in
general, the package load file not contain Tcl procedure definitions
-- these should be in separate files, not in the package load file.
kernel/
,
edit/
, and util/
are meta-packages.
The purpose of a meta-package is simply to provide a way to group packages in order to manage growth. In Tycho, because we have quite a number of packages and developers that come and go developing their own packages, this is important.
The only trick about meta-packages is that Tcl has to be told
about the packages contained inside it. Provided that Tcl can find
the meta-package (its directory or parent directory is in the
auto_path
-- see Installing packages),
the first package require
will cause Tcl to source the
meta-package's pkgIndex.tcl
file. In order to tell Tcl about
the packages contained therein, just make the file contain this:
catch { foreach file [glob -nocomplain [file join $dir * pkgIndex.tcl]] { set dir [file dirname $file] if [catch {source $file} msg] { tclLog "error reading package index file $file: $msg" } } }Bingo! Your packages will be found and the one given as the argument to the
package require
will be loaded. (By the way, this
is also the reason we recommend that stand-alone command-line-driven
packages not be in the Tycho meta-package: doing all that globbing and
sourcing does increase start-up time.)


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