Latest N-Power News Headlines For Today Saturday, November 23rd
by Ridwan YusufA pleasant day to you and welcome to the latest N-Power news headlines update for today, Saturday November 23rd, 2019, on Concise News.
Here are the latest N-Power news headlines
N-Power October Stipend: Will Beneficiaries Get Double Payment This Month?
The month of November is gradually winding down and beneficiaries of the Federal Government’s N-Power scheme are yet to get paid their October stipend.
This situation has left a chunk of them disgruntled with mentions of top government officials on social media proving futile so far.
The scheme habitually delay the remuneration of roughly 500, 000 volunteers, but this current non-payment is one of the longest since the programme’s inception in 2016, this online news medium gathered. Read more here.
N-Power October Stipend: Beneficiaries Threaten FG With ‘Decisive Action’
Beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme have threatened to take “decisive actions” over the non-payment of their October 2019 stipend.
This news medium understands that the beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme have not gotten payment of their October stipend with no explanation given by the government.
According to one of the N-Power beneficiaries in Ayedaade local government area, Osun State, identified as Adewale, they are being treated unfairly.
He wondered why it was a difficult task paying beneficiaries of the scheme N30,000 as a monthly stipend. Read more here.
And that’s all for today on the latest N-Power news on Concise News. Be sure to get more Nigerian news updates on this dependable online news medium.


A post near and dear to my heart on the @newrelic blog--coding with kids! https://blog.newrelic.com/2016/12/23/programing-with-kids/
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Chapter 05 - Access Reference Maps
Your user id is #{account.userId}.
Unprotected
Valid account references for user id #{account.userId} are . All accounts between 1 and 5 are accessible.
Protected by IntegerAccessReferenceMap
Valid account references for user id #{accountInteger.userId} are . Only these accounts are accessible.
Protected by RandomAccessReferenceMap
Valid account references for user id #{accountRandom.userId} are . Only these accounts are accessible.


Sameer Sengar
Web Developer
Hey, I am currently pursuing bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering. My specialization lies in full-stack web development. I am quite intense with PHP and MySQL. I play with JavaScript. During my spare time, I love to read technology blogs and learn new languages and technology.
A machine learning enthusiast.
Proficient in data science.
Craves for larger datasets:P


You can't talk about the Chicago River without talking about pollution. Historically, one of the river's primary roles was to flush waste out of the city. Part of the South Branch, where stock yards and meat packing plants were common in the 1900s, was given the nickname Bubbly Creek because gases from decomposing waste gurgled up from the riverbed. Even the famous practice of dyeing the river green for St. Patrick's Day has a pollution connection. Today, vegetable dye is used to color the river in celebration, but the custom began in 1961 when a plumber used dye to trace the sources of illegal pollution.
Storm drains like this one near the Columbus Drive Bridge are a part of the city's efforts to prevent polluted stormwater and sewage from flowing into the river and Lake Michigan.


Moduler JS - On demand moduler application development.
Click on the 'Load Module' button of each module tab to load the Module in their specific region.
You can click 'Unload Module' to unload the module. Each module is load in its respective region only.


Content Experiments
So the first step I did to check content experience is run the an audit through Lighthouse and in total my journal received 93 in performance and 87 in accessibility. This was a higher score than I had gotten last time so I was happy to see this. The recommendations showed to give links unique names under accessibility improvements. Another suggestion was under performance to improve color visuals for the blog. For best practice my blog got a total of 86. One area of improvement was a suggestion to make the images all measure to the correct ratio. I did notice that they are a bit big on some of the posts. They sometimes overload the content making it seem uneven with the entry visually.
I was able to get a visitor in the funnel and they went through the social connect network. I definitely think I could have made an easier funnel since I noticed that in total my blog had 6 visitors within the past week. But I am learning as I go through these Google Analytics assignments.
A/B Testing
I set up A/B testing for my Nature page. It was a lot simpler than I had thought it would be and I plan to run it for the next 4 day up until Sunday. I also created the Nature link to on the front page of my blog on the left side so that it is easy to access. I am sending out links to my blog so hopefully this gets at least a couple hits before resubmitting my final case summary at the end of the week. I think by switching around the link to the Nature page I should get more hits and better way to meet the goal and optimize. I am interested in seeing where they go from; however. I know that my funnels have not gone very far so maybe some users will take the opportunity to jump around through the site.
The whole experiment was a first time learning experience for me. Comparing the data of visitors and just how they navigate through the site was a part of Google Analytics I didn’t know existed with the database system. I have made my blog easier to navigate and cleaned it up a bit more before adding the A/B testing just so it is now much easier to find the destination. GA is something I would use in the future for sure if there comes a time where I have a website for something. Now that I know the basics, these tools will be handy in the future.


CSPICE_PL2PSV returns a point and two orthogonal spanning vectors
that generate a specified plane.
Given:
plane a structure describing a SPICE plane.
[1,1] = size(plane); struct = class(plane)
The structure has the fields:
normal: [3,1] = size(normal); double = class(normal)
constant: [1,1] = size(constant); double = class(constant)
the call:
[point, span1, span2] = cspice_pl2psv( plane )
returns:
point [3,1] = size(point); double = class(point)
span1 [3,1] = size(span1); double = class(span1)
span2 [3,1] = size(span2); double = class(span2)
are, respectively, a point and two orthogonal
spanning vectors that generate the geometric plane
represented by plane. The geometric plane is the
set of vectors
point + s * span1 + t * span2
where s and t are real numbers. 'point' is the closest
point in the plane to the origin; this point is
always a multiple of the plane's normal vector.
'span1' and 'span2' are an orthonormal pair of
vectors. 'point', 'span1', and 'span2' are mutually
orthogonal.
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
%
% Define a normal vector from a plane and a
% point in a plane.
%
normal = [ -1.; 5.; -3.5 ];
point = [ 9.; -0.65; -12. ];
%
% Create a plane from the vectors.
%
plane = cspice_nvp2pl( normal, point );
%
% Calculate a point in the plane, and
% two spanning vectors in the plane such that
% the point and spanning are mutually orthogonal.
%
[point, span1, span2] = cspice_pl2psv( plane )
%
% Test 'point', 'span1', and 'span2' orthogonality. The dot
% products of any two vectors should equal zero to
% within round-off.
%
fprintf( 'dot( point, span1) = %18.15e\n', dot( point, span1) )
fprintf( 'dot( point, span2) = %18.15e\n', dot( point, span2) )
fprintf( 'dot( span1, span2) = %18.15e\n', dot( span1, span2) )
Matlab outputs:
point =
-7.777777777777776e-01
3.888888888888888e+00
-2.722222222222222e+00
span1 =
0
5.734623443633283e-01
8.192319205190405e-01
span2 =
9.868415319342446e-01
1.324619505952006e-01
-9.272336541664042e-02
dot( point, span1) = 0.000000000000000e+00
dot( point, span2) = 5.551115123125783e-17
dot( span1, span2) = 0.000000000000000e+00
Mice geometry routines that deal with planes use the `plane'
data type to represent input and output planes. This data type
makes the subroutine interfaces simpler and more uniform.
The Mice routines that produce SPICE planes from data that
define a plane are:
cspice_nvc2pl ( Normal vector and constant to plane )
cspice_nvp2pl ( Normal vector and point to plane )
cspice_psv2pl ( Point and spanning vectors to plane )
The Mice routines that convert SPICE planes to data that
define a plane are:
cspice_pl2nvc ( Plane to normal vector and constant )
cspice_pl2nvp ( Plane to normal vector and point )
cspice_pl2psv ( Plane to point and spanning vectors )
Any of these last three routines may be used to convert this
routine's output, 'plane', to another representation of a
geometric plane.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine pl2psv_c.
MICE.REQ
PLANES.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 27-AUG-2012, EDW (JPL)
plane to point and spanning vectors
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I'm a Software Engineer, currently working as Web Developer at Chialab, a communication and design company based in Bologna. I'm also an Invited Expert at the W3C as a member of the APA Working Group.
I graduated at 25 in Software Engineering in Bologna. My graduation thesis was about IoT in Sports, and featured the implementation of a complete IoT platform, moving data from sensors to a Web dashboard.
After 4+ of experience working with Web technologies, I discovered my passion about innovative communication solutions such as Augmented Reality. So, I started to dig into AR.js, the most popular Web AR project in Open Source. With time, I became the maintainer of the project and now I continue to keep it alive and to build a community around it. I led the project for two years, periodically adding features to it and managing issues, now the project is belonging to an Open Source Organization at Github. I'm still following the progresses.
I'm the author of GeoAR.js, the first Location-Based Web AR library, written in Javascript and thought for the Web, on 2019 I also contributed to jsartoolkit5 on bringing AR Image Tracking on the Web for the first time ever.
I'm also an expert about Web Accessibility. I periodically write on Medium, a blog platform, about Augmented Reality, Agile development and Accessibility. Sometimes I like to take part to tech conferences and webinars as speaker. I have also teaching experience on Agile Software Development in post-graduate schools, in Bologna.
My aim is to make possible for everyone, students, artists, teachers, developers, to build useful experiences with Augmented Reality, for free, using Open Source software. Augmented Reality can be used for learning, to treat particular kinds of phobias, to find new ways of interacting with the world, and to communicate. It can be used to provide informations that we usually don't have, and to provide help to those who need it.
I see too much potential on this technology wasted with funny and unuseful projects. There's nothing bad in having fun with it. What's not right, in my opinion, is to concentrate on technology only and not enough on its possible, useful use cases.
AR is used a lot on learning. Or at least, lots of teachers reached me because they would like to use it for their lessons, but sadly, tools are expensive and complex. To make designers, artists and teachers able to create and deploy Web AR experiences I designed AR.js Studio, an authoring platform for Web AR. I did a 'call to arms' and lots of great designers and developers helped me on this project. I'm very grateful to all of them. As of December 2020 it is still in alpha version but it is usable. My aim is to get fundings in order to make it a truly alternative to the expensive commercial competitors.
From October 2020 I'm a PhD Candidate at the IUAV University on the "Design, City and Architecture" program. My PhD research is about accessibility of Tactile Graphics on general-purpose devices like tablets and smartphones, using vibrations. The aim is to find an inexpensive and portable solution in order to perceive visual information - using vibrations - for the blinds. More info can be found at this web page.
As of 2021 my focus are on my fulltime job at Chialab, my ongoing PhD Research and my contribution at the W3C community. I left the "unofficial" role of maintainer of AR.js: both AR.js and AR.js-Studio are now owned by a public Github organization, everyone is free to join and contribute. I'm still available for consulting and small projects about AR, Web AR and Accessibility.


ITIs were first started in 1969 with the aim of promoting industrialization in India . The largest share of jobs in India is perhaps from unorganized sectors. As small enterprises have been the forerunner in generating employment, It was decided to develop the skills for these sectors. In the beginning there were only some traditional industrial trades like fitter, machinist, welder etc.Now there are more than 12,098 ITIs which are providing skill trainings.
Learn MoreThere are more than 4,315 training centers providing skill training. Aim: To provide skills training for the youth. Implementing Ministry: Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (through the National Skill Development Corporation). Coverage: 24 lakh persons. Primary focus: Class 10 and 12 dropouts. Initial Outlay: 1500 crore. (Not much when compared to other areas of Government spending. Youth often don’t get the attention they deserve!)
Learn MoreThe main goal is to create opportunities, space and scope for the development of the talents of the Indian youth and to develop more of those sectors which have already been put under skill development for the last so many years and also to identify new sectors for skill development. The new programme aims at providing training and skill development to 500 million youth of our country by 2020, covering each and every village. Various schemes are also proposed to achieve this objective.
Learn MoreBenefits to join ITI/Training centers:
The Indian economy is in the mode of globalization and liberation and thus in need to develop skilled personnel in appropriate numbers with adequate skills, in consonance with the requirements of the ultimate users such as industries and service sectors. The same is being done by Industrial Training Institutes, well known by its their abbreviated form “ITI”.
Learning today...... Leading tommorrow.


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ShadowHandUtilityLibrary
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Contains various utility functions for RViz visualization, conversions, transformations and robot controllers. More...
Enumerations | |
| enum | SHAPE_PRIMITIVES { SHAPE_PRIMITIVES::BOX, SHAPE_PRIMITIVES::CYLINDER, SHAPE_PRIMITIVES::CONE, SHAPE_PRIMITIVES::SPHERE } |
| Primitive shapes used for RViz objects. More... | |
Functions | |
| Eigen::Quaternionf | ypr2quat (float y, float p, float r) |
| Conversion from YPR to Quaternion. More... | |
| void | quat2ypr (tf::Quaternion &q, double &r, double &p, double &y) |
| Conversion from Quaternion to YPR. More... | |
| template<typename F > | |
| F | deg2rad (F deg) |
| Conversion from degree to radians. More... | |
| template<typename F > | |
| F | rad2deg (F rad) |
| Conversion from radians to degrees. More... | |
| void | createCollisionObjectFromPrimitive (moveit_msgs::CollisionObject &collision_obj, std::string primitive_id, shape_msgs::SolidPrimitive &primitive, geometry_msgs::Pose &obj_pose, shadow_utils::SHAPE_PRIMITIVES primitive_type, const std::vector< double > &primitive_dims) |
| Create collision object for the planning scene, used by MoveIt planning. More... | |
| void | createAttachedObjectFromPrimitive (moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject &attached_obj, std::string primitive_id, shape_msgs::SolidPrimitive &primitive, geometry_msgs::Pose &obj_pose, shadow_utils::SHAPE_PRIMITIVES primitive_type, const std::vector< double > &primitive_dims) |
| Create attached object for the planning scene, used by MoveIt planning when attaching object to robot This helps plan when an object is "attached" to the end of a robot, after grasping. More... | |
| void | addCollisionObjectToScene (moveit_msgs::CollisionObject &collision_obj, moveit_msgs::PlanningScene &planning_scene_msg, ros::Publisher &planning_scene_diff_publisher) |
| Add a collision object to the planning scene. More... | |
| void | addAttachedObjectToScene (moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject &attached_obj, moveit_msgs::PlanningScene &planning_scene_msg, ros::Publisher &planning_scene_diff_publisher) |
| Add a collision object to the planning scene. More... | |
| void | moveCollisionObjectInScene (moveit_msgs::CollisionObject &collision_obj, geometry_msgs::Pose &obj_pose, moveit_msgs::PlanningScene &planning_scene_msg, ros::Publisher &planning_scene_diff_publisher) |
| Move an existing collision object in the planning scene. More... | |
| void | attachObjectToRobot (moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject &attached_obj, moveit_msgs::PlanningScene &planning_scene_msg, ros::Publisher &planning_scene_diff_publisher) |
| Attach a collision object to the robot. More... | |
| void | detachObjectFromRobot (moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject &attached_obj, moveit_msgs::PlanningScene &planning_scene_msg, ros::Publisher &planning_scene_diff_publisher) |
| Detach an attached collision object from the robot. More... | |
| void | removeAllObjectsFromScene (moveit::planning_interface::PlanningSceneInterface &planning_scene_interface) |
| Remove all objects from the scene. More... | |
| void | removeCollisionObjectFromScene (moveit::planning_interface::PlanningSceneInterface &planning_scene_interface, std::string obj_id) |
| Remove some object from the scene. More... | |
| void | getPoseFromPositionYPR (geometry_msgs::Pose &pose, float x, float y, float z, float yaw, float pitch, float roll) |
| Generate ROS Pose from position and YPR. More... | |
| void | getPoseFromPositionQuaternion (geometry_msgs::Pose &pose, float x, float y, float z, float qx, float qy, float qz, float qw) |
| Generate ROS Pose from position and quaternion. More... | |
| void | getPoseFromPositionYPR (geometry_msgs::Pose &pose, float x, float y, float z, tf::Vector3 &v) |
| void | getPoseFromPositionQuaternion (geometry_msgs::Pose &pose, float x, float y, float z, tf::Quaternion &q) |
| void | getPoseFromPositionQuaternion (geometry_msgs::Pose &pose, tf::StampedTransform &tf, tf::Quaternion &q) |
| void | getTfFromFrames (tf::TransformListener &listener, tf::StampedTransform &tf, std::string parent_frame, std::string child_frame) |
| Get TF from parent and child frames. More... | |
| std::string | getControllerTopic (std::string &joint_name) |
| Get the name of the controller responsible for controlling the given joint name. More... | |
| std::vector< ros::Publisher > | createJointControllerPublishers (std::vector< std::string > &joint_names, ros::NodeHandle &n) |
| Create a vector of publishers for each given joint name, using the ROS node handle. More... | |
| void | broadcastTransformForGrasp (std::vector< double > xyzrpy, const std::string frame_name) |
| Broadcasts a transform from the wrist to given frame, which can be used for planning targets for finger. More... | |
| geometry_msgs::Pose | getPoseBetweenFrames (const std::string parent_frame, const std::string child_frame) |
| Get the pose between two frames. More... | |
| moveit_msgs::RobotState | computeJointsFromPose (moveit::planning_interface::MoveGroupInterface &move_group_interface, double timeout, int num_attempts, geometry_msgs::Pose &target_pose) |
| Creates a RobotState using the inverse kinematics solver, given a target pose. Uses a service call to the "compute_ik" service to obtain the joint angles needed for the given MoveGroup to reach the specified target pose. More... | |
| void | startTrajectoryController (ros::NodeHandle n, std::string controller_name) |
| Starts trajectory controller for arm or hand, using ControllerManager service call. More... | |
| void | stopTrajectoryController (ros::NodeHandle n, std::string controller_name) |
| Stops trajectory controller for arm or hand, using ControllerManager service call. More... | |
Contains various utility functions for RViz visualization, conversions, transformations and robot controllers.
shadow_utils.hpp "include/shadowlibs/shadow_utils.hpp"
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| void shadow_utils::addAttachedObjectToScene | ( | moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject & | attached_obj, |
| moveit_msgs::PlanningScene & | planning_scene_msg, | ||
| ros::Publisher & | planning_scene_diff_publisher | ||
| ) |
Add a collision object to the planning scene.
| attached_obj | The attached object to add to scene |
| planning_scene_msg | The PlanningScene to add object to |
| planning_scene_diff_publisher | The publisher for updating the scene |
| void shadow_utils::addCollisionObjectToScene | ( | moveit_msgs::CollisionObject & | collision_obj, |
| moveit_msgs::PlanningScene & | planning_scene_msg, | ||
| ros::Publisher & | planning_scene_diff_publisher | ||
| ) |
Add a collision object to the planning scene.
| collision_obj | The object to add to scene |
| planning_scene_msg | The PlanningScene to add object to |
| planning_scene_diff_publisher | The publisher for updating the scene |
| void shadow_utils::attachObjectToRobot | ( | moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject & | attached_obj, |
| moveit_msgs::PlanningScene & | planning_scene_msg, | ||
| ros::Publisher & | planning_scene_diff_publisher | ||
| ) |
Attach a collision object to the robot.
| attached_obj | The collision object to attach |
| planning_scene_msg | The PlanningScene to add object to |
| planning_scene_diff_publisher | The publisher for updating the scene |
| void shadow_utils::broadcastTransformForGrasp | ( | std::vector< double > | xyzrpy, |
| const std::string | frame_name | ||
| ) |
Broadcasts a transform from the wrist to given frame, which can be used for planning targets for finger.
| xyzrpy | The pose of the transform |
| frame_name | The frame name of the transform |
| moveit_msgs::RobotState shadow_utils::computeJointsFromPose | ( | moveit::planning_interface::MoveGroupInterface & | move_group_interface, |
| double | timeout, | ||
| int | num_attempts, | ||
| geometry_msgs::Pose & | target_pose | ||
| ) |
Creates a RobotState using the inverse kinematics solver, given a target pose. Uses a service call to the "compute_ik" service to obtain the joint angles needed for the given MoveGroup to reach the specified target pose.
| move_group_interface | The MoveGroup to compute RobotState for |
| timeout | The timeout for computation |
| num_attempts | The number of tries for computing IK |
| target_pose | The target pose to compute joint angles for |
| void shadow_utils::createAttachedObjectFromPrimitive | ( | moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject & | attached_obj, |
| std::string | primitive_id, | ||
| shape_msgs::SolidPrimitive & | primitive, | ||
| geometry_msgs::Pose & | obj_pose, | ||
| shadow_utils::SHAPE_PRIMITIVES | primitive_type, | ||
| const std::vector< double > & | primitive_dims | ||
| ) |
Create attached object for the planning scene, used by MoveIt planning when attaching object to robot This helps plan when an object is "attached" to the end of a robot, after grasping.
| attached_obj | The MoveIt attached collision object |
| primitive_id | The ID of the attached object |
| primitive | The primitive used by the attached object |
| obj_pose | The pose of the attached object |
| primitive_type | The shape of the attached object |
| primitive_dims | The dimension of the attached object |
| void shadow_utils::createCollisionObjectFromPrimitive | ( | moveit_msgs::CollisionObject & | collision_obj, |
| std::string | primitive_id, | ||
| shape_msgs::SolidPrimitive & | primitive, | ||
| geometry_msgs::Pose & | obj_pose, | ||
| shadow_utils::SHAPE_PRIMITIVES | primitive_type, | ||
| const std::vector< double > & | primitive_dims | ||
| ) |
Create collision object for the planning scene, used by MoveIt planning.
| collision_obj | The MoveIt collision object |
| primitive_id | The ID of the collision object |
| primitive | The primitive used by the collision object |
| obj_pose | The pose of the collision object |
| primitive_type | The shape of the collision object |
| primitive_dims | The dimension of the collision object |
| std::vector< ros::Publisher > shadow_utils::createJointControllerPublishers | ( | std::vector< std::string > & | joint_names, |
| ros::NodeHandle & | n | ||
| ) |
Create a vector of publishers for each given joint name, using the ROS node handle.
| joint_names | Names of joints to create controllers for |
| n | The ROS node handle |
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Conversion from degree to radians.
| void shadow_utils::detachObjectFromRobot | ( | moveit_msgs::AttachedCollisionObject & | attached_obj, |
| moveit_msgs::PlanningScene & | planning_scene_msg, | ||
| ros::Publisher & | planning_scene_diff_publisher | ||
| ) |
Detach an attached collision object from the robot.
| attached_obj | The collision object to detach |
| planning_scene_msg | The PlanningScene to add object to |
| planning_scene_diff_publisher | The publisher for updating the scene |
| std::string shadow_utils::getControllerTopic | ( | std::string & | joint_name | ) |
Get the name of the controller responsible for controlling the given joint name.
| joint_name | Name of joint to fetch controller for |
| geometry_msgs::Pose shadow_utils::getPoseBetweenFrames | ( | const std::string | parent_frame, |
| const std::string | child_frame | ||
| ) |
Get the pose between two frames.
| parent_frame | The parent frame |
| child_frame | The child frame |
| void shadow_utils::getPoseFromPositionQuaternion | ( | geometry_msgs::Pose & | pose, |
| float | x, | ||
| float | y, | ||
| float | z, | ||
| float | qx, | ||
| float | qy, | ||
| float | qz, | ||
| float | qw | ||
| ) |
Generate ROS Pose from position and quaternion.
| pose | The pose to be constructed |
| x | X position |
| y | Y position |
| z | Z position |
| qx | x quaternion |
| qy | y quaternion |
| qz | z quaternion |
| qw | w quaternion |
| void shadow_utils::getPoseFromPositionQuaternion | ( | geometry_msgs::Pose & | pose, |
| float | x, | ||
| float | y, | ||
| float | z, | ||
| tf::Quaternion & | q | ||
| ) |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
| void shadow_utils::getPoseFromPositionQuaternion | ( | geometry_msgs::Pose & | pose, |
| tf::StampedTransform & | tf, | ||
| tf::Quaternion & | q | ||
| ) |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
| void shadow_utils::getPoseFromPositionYPR | ( | geometry_msgs::Pose & | pose, |
| float | x, | ||
| float | y, | ||
| float | z, | ||
| float | yaw, | ||
| float | pitch, | ||
| float | roll | ||
| ) |
Generate ROS Pose from position and YPR.
| pose | The pose to be constructed |
| x | X position |
| y | Y position |
| z | Z position |
| yaw | Yaw orientation |
| pitch | Pitch orientation |
| roll | Roll orientation |
| void shadow_utils::getPoseFromPositionYPR | ( | geometry_msgs::Pose & | pose, |
| float | x, | ||
| float | y, | ||
| float | z, | ||
| tf::Vector3 & | v | ||
| ) |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
| void shadow_utils::getTfFromFrames | ( | tf::TransformListener & | listener, |
| tf::StampedTransform & | tf, | ||
| std::string | parent_frame, | ||
| std::string | child_frame | ||
| ) |
Get TF from parent and child frames.
| listener | The TF listener |
| tf | The transform data obtained |
| parent_frame | The name of the parent frame |
| child_frame | The name of the child frame |
| void shadow_utils::moveCollisionObjectInScene | ( | moveit_msgs::CollisionObject & | collision_obj, |
| geometry_msgs::Pose & | obj_pose, | ||
| moveit_msgs::PlanningScene & | planning_scene_msg, | ||
| ros::Publisher & | planning_scene_diff_publisher | ||
| ) |
Move an existing collision object in the planning scene.
| collision_obj | The collision object to move in the scene |
| obj_pose | The pose of the collision object in the scene |
| planning_scene_msg | The PlanningScene to add object to |
| planning_scene_diff_publisher | The publisher for updating the scene |
| void shadow_utils::quat2ypr | ( | tf::Quaternion & | q, |
| double & | r, | ||
| double & | p, | ||
| double & | y | ||
| ) |
Conversion from Quaternion to YPR.
|
inline |
Conversion from radians to degrees.
| void shadow_utils::removeAllObjectsFromScene | ( | moveit::planning_interface::PlanningSceneInterface & | planning_scene_interface | ) |
Remove all objects from the scene.
| planning_scene_interface | The PlanningScene to remove objects from |
| void shadow_utils::removeCollisionObjectFromScene | ( | moveit::planning_interface::PlanningSceneInterface & | planning_scene_interface, |
| std::string | obj_id | ||
| ) |
Remove some object from the scene.
| planning_scene_interface | The PlanningScene to remove objects from |
| obj_id | The ID of the object to be removed |
| void shadow_utils::startTrajectoryController | ( | ros::NodeHandle | n, |
| std::string | controller_name | ||
| ) |
Starts trajectory controller for arm or hand, using ControllerManager service call.
| n | - ROS node handle |
| controller_name | - Name of controller, arm or hand (rh_trajectory_controller OR ra_trajectory_controller) |
| void shadow_utils::stopTrajectoryController | ( | ros::NodeHandle | n, |
| std::string | controller_name | ||
| ) |
Stops trajectory controller for arm or hand, using ControllerManager service call.
| n | - ROS node handle |
| controller_name | - Name of controller, arm or hand (rh_trajectory_controller OR ra_trajectory_controller) |
| Eigen::Quaternionf shadow_utils::ypr2quat | ( | float | y, |
| float | p, | ||
| float | r | ||
| ) |
Conversion from YPR to Quaternion.


Chessboard
问题描述 :
A chessboard is a NxN binary matrix with rows and columns numbered from 1 to N. Each position of the matrix is black (1) if the sum of the row number and the column number is even; otherwise it is white (0). The following pictures show how a chessboard looks like for N=1, 2 and 3.
Given a NxN binary matrix, find the size of the largest chessboard completely located inside the matrix, as well as the number of chessboards having the largest size (these chessboards may overlap).
Given a NxN binary matrix, find the size of the largest chessboard completely located inside the matrix, as well as the number of chessboards having the largest size (these chessboards may overlap).
输入:
The first line of input contains an integer number T, representing the number of test cases to follow. Each test case contains on the first line an integer number N (1<=N<=2000), representing the number of rows and columns of the given matrix. The next N lines describe the matrix: each line contains N characters, which may be either ‘1’ (denoting a black square) or ‘0’ (denoting a white square); at the end of each line there will be a new line character. The matrix will contain at least one ‘1’ character.
输出:
For each of the T test cases, in the order given in the input, print one line containing the number of rows and colums of the largest chessboard, followed by a blank and then the number of chessboards having the largest size.
样例输入:
1 5 00101 11010 00101 01010 11101
样例输出:
3 3
很简单的一题找规律题。
我的解题代码如下：
#include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <cmath> #include <cstdlib> #include <string> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; int main() { int N; while(cin >> N && N!=0) { int level = floor(sqrt(double(N-1)))+1; int middle = (level-1)*(level-1)+level; // cout << "level: " << level << " middle: " << middle << endl; if(level%2) { if(N<middle) cout << level << ' ' << level+N-middle << endl; else cout << level-N+middle << ' ' << level << endl; } else { if(N<middle) cout << level+N-middle << ' ' << level << endl; else cout << level << ' ' << level-N+middle << endl; } } return 0; }
解题报告转自：http://blog.csdn.net/rising_fallmoon/article/details/9731713
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这个是代码高亮功能，那就再换一个颜色
有意思，有难度
额楼主能否在发布代码的同时对解题思路做个讲解呢？这样大家在学习的时候就方便多了。
不错，再多来的CF上面的题
不同的编译器，printf(),执行的顺序不同，所以结果也就不同，建议不要那么写
為甚麼fln*20+0.5f
都是一些基础题啊
有点意思
#pragma pack(2) 这个用法太坑爹
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstring>
const int MAXSIZE=256;
//char store[MAXSIZE];
char str1[MAXSIZE];
/*
void init(char *store) {
int i;
store['A']=’V', store['B']=’W',store['C']=’X',store['D']=’Y',store['E']=’Z';
for(i=’F';i<=’Z';++i) store =i-5;
}
*/
int main() {
//freopen("input.txt","r",stdin);
//init(store);
char *p;
while(fgets(str1,MAXSIZE,stdin) && strcmp(str1,"STARTn")==0) {
if(p=fgets(str1,MAXSIZE,stdin)) {
for(;*p;++p) {
//*p=store[*p]
if(*p<’A’ || *p>’Z') continue;
if(*p>’E') *p=*p-5;
else *p=*p+21;
}
printf("%s",str1);
}
fgets(str1,MAXSIZE,stdin);
}
return 0;
}


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--- title: Token Tagging and Classification keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "AdaptiveModels for using Transformers and Flair for token tagging and classification" description: "AdaptiveModels for using Transformers and Flair for token tagging and classification" nb_path: "nbs/05_token_classification.ipynb" ---
class
TransformersTokenTagger
[source]
TransformersTokenTagger
(tokenizer
:PreTrainedTokenizer
,model
:PreTrainedModel
) ::AdaptiveModel
Adaptive model for Transformer's Token Tagger Model
Usage:
>>> tagger = TransformersTokenTagger.load("dbmdz/bert-large-cased-finetuned-conll03-english")
>>> tagger.predict(text="Example text", mini_batch_size=32)
Parameters:
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = TransformersTokenTagger.load("dbmdz/bert-large-cased-finetuned-conll03-english")
pred = tagger.predict(text='Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions. The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.', mini_batch_size=32)
baseline = [[{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.998292068640391,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (0, 3)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9985582232475281,
'word': 'Albert Einstein',
'offsets': (7, 9)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9970489343007406,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (14, 17)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9961656928062439,
'word': 'Wright',
'offsets': (19, 20)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9933501183986664,
'word': 'JBF',
'offsets': (25, 27)}]]
for base, p in zip(baseline, pred):
for base_items, p_items in zip(base, p):
test_eq(base_items['entity_group'], p_items['entity_group'])
test_close(base_items['score'], p_items['score'], 1e-3)
test_eq(base_items['word'], p_items['word'])
test_eq(base_items['offsets'], p_items['offsets'])
TransformersTokenTagger.load
[source]
TransformersTokenTagger.load
(model_name_or_path
:str
)
Class method for loading and constructing this tagger
HFModelResult
Note: To search for valid models, you should use the AdaptNLP model_hub
API
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = TransformersTokenTagger.load("dbmdz/bert-large-cased-finetuned-conll03-english")
pred = tagger.predict(text='Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions. The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.', mini_batch_size=32)
baseline = [[{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.998292068640391,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (0, 3)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9985582232475281,
'word': 'Albert Einstein',
'offsets': (7, 9)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9970489343007406,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (14, 17)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9961656928062439,
'word': 'Wright',
'offsets': (19, 20)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9933501183986664,
'word': 'JBF',
'offsets': (25, 27)}]]
for base, p in zip(baseline, pred):
for base_items, p_items in zip(base, p):
test_eq(base_items['entity_group'], p_items['entity_group'])
test_close(base_items['score'], p_items['score'], 1e-3)
test_eq(base_items['word'], p_items['word'])
test_eq(base_items['offsets'], p_items['offsets'])
TransformersTokenTagger.predict
[source]
TransformersTokenTagger.predict
(text
:Union
[List
[str
],str
],mini_batch_size
:int
=32
,grouped_entities
:bool
=True
, **kwargs
)
Predict method for running inference using the pre-trained token tagger model. Returns a list of lists of tagged entities.
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = TransformersTokenTagger.load("dbmdz/bert-large-cased-finetuned-conll03-english")
pred = tagger.predict(text='Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions. The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.', mini_batch_size=32)
baseline = [[{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.998292068640391,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (0, 3)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9985582232475281,
'word': 'Albert Einstein',
'offsets': (7, 9)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9970489343007406,
'word': 'Novetta Solutions',
'offsets': (14, 17)},
{'entity_group': 'I-PER',
'score': 0.9961656928062439,
'word': 'Wright',
'offsets': (19, 20)},
{'entity_group': 'I-ORG',
'score': 0.9933501183986664,
'word': 'JBF',
'offsets': (25, 27)}]]
for base, p in zip(baseline, pred):
for base_items, p_items in zip(base, p):
test_eq(base_items['entity_group'], p_items['entity_group'])
test_close(base_items['score'], p_items['score'], 1e-3)
test_eq(base_items['word'], p_items['word'])
test_eq(base_items['offsets'], p_items['offsets'])
class
FlairTokenTagger
[source]
FlairTokenTagger
(model_name_or_path
:str
) ::AdaptiveModel
Adaptive Model for Flair's Token Tagger...very basic
Usage:
>>> tagger = FlairTokenTagger.load("flair/chunk-english-fast")
>>> tagger.predict(text="Example text", mini_batch_size=32)
Parameters:
To find a list of available models, see here
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = FlairTokenTagger.load("flair/chunk-english-fast")
preds = tagger.predict(text="Example text", mini_batch_size=32)[0]
test_eq(preds.tokens[0].text, 'Example')
test_eq(preds.tokens[1].text, 'text')
FlairTokenTagger.load
[source]
FlairTokenTagger.load
(model_name_or_path
:str
)
Class method for loading a constructing this tagger
To find a list of available models, see here
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = FlairTokenTagger.load("flair/chunk-english-fast")
preds = tagger.predict(text="Example text", mini_batch_size=32)[0]
test_eq(preds.tokens[0].text, 'Example')
test_eq(preds.tokens[1].text, 'text')
FlairTokenTagger.predict
[source]
FlairTokenTagger.predict
(text
:Union
[List
[Sentence
],Sentence
,List
[str
],str
],mini_batch_size
:int
=32
, **kwargs
)
Predict method for running inference using the pre-trained token tagger model
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = FlairTokenTagger.load("flair/chunk-english-fast")
preds = tagger.predict(text="Example text", mini_batch_size=32)[0]
test_eq(preds.tokens[0].text, 'Example')
test_eq(preds.tokens[1].text, 'text')
class
EasyTokenTagger
[source]
EasyTokenTagger
()
Token level classification models
Usage:
>>> tagger = adaptnlp.EasyTokenTagger()
>>> tagger.tag_text(text="text you want to tag", model_name_or_path="ner-ontonotes")
Usage Examples:
Sample code from: 05a_tutorial.token_tagging.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = EasyTokenTagger()
_ = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="ner-ontonotes")
_ = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="pos")
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = EasyTokenTagger()
example_text = '''Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions.
The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.'''
sentences = ["Jack walked through the park on a Sunday.", "Sunday was a nice and breezy afternoon.", "Jack was going to meet Jill for dinner."]
text = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="ner-ontonotes")
text = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="pos")
Sample code from: 05a_tutorial.token_tagging.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
example_text = '''Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions.
The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.'''
tagger = EasyTokenTagger()
EasyTokenTagger.tag_text
[source]
EasyTokenTagger.tag_text
(text
:Union
[List
[Sentence
],Sentence
,List
[str
],str
],model_name_or_path
:Union
[str
,FlairModelResult
,HFModelResult
]='ner-ontonotes'
,mini_batch_size
:int
=32
, **kwargs
)
Tags tokens with labels the token classification models have been trained on
Sentence
input formatsSequenceTagger.predict()
method
return - A list of Flair's Sentence
'sUsage Examples:
Sample code from: 05_token_classification.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = EasyTokenTagger()
example_text = '''Novetta Solutions is the best. Albert Einstein used to be employed at Novetta Solutions.
The Wright brothers loved to visit the JBF headquarters, and they would have a chat with Albert.'''
sentences = ["Jack walked through the park on a Sunday.", "Sunday was a nice and breezy afternoon.", "Jack was going to meet Jill for dinner."]
text = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="ner-ontonotes")
text = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="pos")
Sample code from: 05a_tutorial.token_tagging.ipynb (View Notebook for more context)
tagger = EasyTokenTagger()
_ = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="ner-ontonotes")
_ = tagger.tag_text(text=example_text, model_name_or_path="pos")
EasyTokenTagger.tag_all
[source]
EasyTokenTagger.tag_all
(text
:Union
[List
[Sentence
],Sentence
,List
[str
],str
],mini_batch_size
:int
=32
, **kwargs
)
Tags tokens with all labels from all token classification models
Sentence
input formatsSequenceTagger.predict()
method
return A list of Flair's Sentence
's


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bs_global_theme()
creates a new (global) Bootstrap Sass theme which
bs_theme_dependencies()
(or sass_partial()
) can consume (their theme
argument defaults to bs_global_get()
, which get the current global theme).
bs_global_theme( version = version_default(), bootswatch = NULL, bg = NULL, fg = NULL, primary = NULL, secondary = NULL, success = NULL, info = NULL, warning = NULL, danger = NULL, base_font = NULL, code_font = NULL, heading_font = NULL, ... ) bs_global_set(theme = bs_theme()) bs_global_get() bs_global_clear() bs_global_add_variables( ..., .where = "defaults", .default_flag = identical(.where, "defaults") ) bs_global_add_rules(...) bs_global_bundle(...) bs_global_theme_update( ..., bootswatch = NULL, bg = NULL, fg = NULL, primary = NULL, secondary = NULL, success = NULL, info = NULL, warning = NULL, danger = NULL, base_font = NULL, code_font = NULL, heading_font = NULL )
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bootswatch |
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bg |
A color string for the background. |
fg |
A color string for the foreground. |
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A color to be used for hyperlinks, to indicate primary/default actions, and to show active selection state in some Bootstrap components. Generally a bold, saturated color that contrasts with the theme's base colors. |
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A color for components and messages that don't need to stand out. (Not supported in Bootstrap 3.) |
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A color for messages that indicate an operation has succeeded. Typically green. |
info |
A color for messages that are informative but not critical. Typically a shade of blue-green. |
warning |
A color for warning messages. Typically yellow. |
danger |
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base_font |
The default typeface. |
code_font |
The typeface to be used for code. Be sure this is monospace! |
heading_font |
The typeface to be used for heading elements. |
... |
arguments passed along to |
theme |
a |
.where |
Whether to place the variable definitions before other Sass
|
.default_flag |
Whether or not to add a |
functions that modify the global theme (e.g., bs_global_set()
)
invisibly return the previously set theme. bs_global_get()
returns the
current global theme.
bs_theme()
, bs_theme_preview()
# Remember the global state now (so we can restore later) theme <- bs_global_get() # Use Bootstrap 3 (globally) with some theme customization bs_global_theme(3, bg = "#444", fg = "#e4e4e4", primary = "#e39777") if (interactive()) bs_theme_preview(with_themer = FALSE) # If no global theme is active, bs_global_get() returns NULL bs_global_clear() bs_global_get() # Restore the original state bs_global_set(theme)


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Source: pdf
Author: Michael Kearns, Luis E. Ortiz
Abstract: unkown-abstract
[1] Michael Garey and David Johnson. Computers and Intractability: A Guide to the Theory of NP-completeness. Freeman, 1979.
[2] Geoffrey Heal and Howard Kunreuther.  Working paper, Columbia Business School and Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center.
[3] M. Kearns, M. Littman, and S. Singh. Graphical models for game theory. In Proceedings of the Conference on Uncertainty in Artiﬁcial Intelligence, pages 253–260, 2001.
[4] M. Kearns and Y. Mansour. Efﬁcient Nash computation in summarization games with bounded inﬂuence. In Proceedings of the Conference on Uncertainty in Artiﬁcial Intelligence, 2002.
[5] Howard Kunreuther and Geoffrey Heal. Interdependent security. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty (Special Issue on Terrorist Risks), 2003. In press.
[6] Thomas Schelling. Micromotives and Macrobehavior. Norton, 1978.


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One of the cool folks I met at BarCampPortland 3 was Benjamin Stover. He works at Vidoop, and is the developer of ineedtoreadthis.com. We were talking at BarCamp about how there's a lot of Firefox extension development going on, but usually by lone individuals. For instance, many of the extension developers I interact with say the same thing: "Yeah, I'm the person at my company who's in charge of the extension". And while there's a lot of great online resources for extension developers, there's no local group or meet-up specific to development using the Mozilla platform.
Hence the PDX Firefox Developers Group! If you're interested in developing Firefox extensions, or hacking Firefox itself, or are already doing so, come out and meet others doing the same. For the first meeting, Ben is going to talk about his unit test framework for extensions, and I'm going to talk about Ubiquity, a Mozilla Labs project. I'd like it to be more focused on the hacking than lecturing, so bring your laptop! For example, I'll walk through the process of writing a new Ubiquity command. Join the PDX-Firefox-Dev Google group for ongoing talk about Firefox and Mozilla hacking, or if you have topics you'd like to talk about at the meet-ups.
The group is meeting on the second Wednesday of the month. The first meeting is next Wednesday, May 13th, and is taking place at Nedspace (directions below) at 7pm. We'll probably roll somewhere near for drinks afterwards. Please RSVP on Upcoming.
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Planetary Exploration with Spacecraft- Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Beyond William W. Ward,
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Abstract: Dramatic pictures of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, their rings, and their satellites were transmitted to earth by the spacecraft Pioneer-10 and Pioneer-11 (1973-1979) and Voyager-1 and Voyager-2 (1979-1989). They were the culmination of one of the greatest scientific and engineering efforts of our time. In this presentation, we not only see some of these awe inspiring images, but we go behind the pictures to see how they came to be; to learn how such spacecraft are created and what makes them tick.
During this presentation, we will build these spacecraft, launch them, and marvel at the wonders they reveal. We ask the question, "What does it all signify?" Is winning the race to space worth the concentrated investment of resources, including those of our brightest and best minds? Will it give our nation a competitive edge in the new millennium? Ultimately we may conclude that these missions embody far more than just advances in science and technology. Our observations may in fact lead us to understand that every area of human activity stands in intimate relationship to them.
Biography: Dr. Ward retired from Lincoln Laboratory after 42 years of distinguished service where he led or participated in many projects, such as development of the Lincoln Experimental Satellite Operations Center (LESOC). He is currently an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.
Federally-funded, MIT Lincoln Laboratory's fundamental mission is to apply science and advanced technology to critical problems of national security. The scope of its projects includes space surveillance, missile defense, battlefield surveillance and identification, communications, and air traffic control. The Millstone Hill facility was the first radar to detect and track the Soviet Sputnik satellites. The Lab continues to be a primary source of technological innovation for military electronic systems. (source http://www.ll.mit.edu/about/history.html)
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map.refresh
with
d3.carto.map
.
Layers made with d3.carto.layer can be defined and then added to the map and will signal their having been added with a "load" event. The layers can also be accessed with map.layers().


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Language
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Migration
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Take browserify - A tool that enables node.js style require('')
on the client.
Mix it with Chrome Apps - A way to build native applications using HTML5 JS and CSS technologies.
Sprinkle in some wonderful open source libraries
And finally dust with a Chrome App to mobile convertor
And you have a compelling platform to deliver robust mobile and desktop solutions that put offline and performance as a first tier requirement.
This section will show you the basics of using chromiumify. We will create a small chrome app and run a HTTP server from it. The code we will use is available in the repo but you shouldn't need to refer to it.
First lets create a chrome app project. At the command prompt run the following commands.
mkdir demoapp
cd demoapp
chromiumify gen .
Now we should be able to run the application.
chromiumify run .
.
means the current directory in the above commands.
Your application should now look like this
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nnvm.symbol¶
Symbolic graph construction API.
This namespace contains most of the registered operators.
For detailed list of operators, checkout Core Tensor Operators
-
class
nnvm.symbol.
Symbol
(handle)¶ Symbol is basic operation unit for symbolic graph compostion.
-
attr
(key)¶ Get attribute string from the symbol, this function only works for non-grouped symbol.
-
debug_str
()¶ Get a debug string.
- Returns
debug_str – Debug string of the symbol.
- Return type
string
-
get_children
()¶ Gets a new grouped symbol whose output contains inputs to output nodes of the original symbol.
-
get_internals
()¶ Get a new grouped symbol whose output contains all the internal outputs of this symbol.
- Returns
sgroup – The internal of the symbol.
- Return type
-
list_attr
(recursive=False)¶ Get all attributes from the symbol.
- Parameters
recursive (bool) – Default False. When recursive is True, list recursively all the attributes in the descendents. The attribute names are pre-pended with the symbol names to avoid conflicts. If False, then only attributes that belongs to this symbol is returned, and the attribute names will not be pre-pended with the symbol name.
-
list_input_names
(option='all')¶ List all the inputs in the symbol.
- Parameters
option ({'all', 'read_only', 'aux_state'}, optional) – The listing option - ‘all’ will list all the arguments. - ‘read_only’ lists arguments that are readed by the graph. - ‘aux_state’ lists arguments that are mutated by the graph as state.
- Returns
args – List of all the arguments.
- Return type
list of string
-
list_input_variables
(option='all')¶ List all the input variables in the symbol.
- Parameters
option ({'all', 'read_only', 'aux_state'}, optional) – The listing option - ‘all’ will list all the arguments. - ‘read_only’ lists arguments that are readed by the graph. - ‘aux_state’ lists arguments that are mutated by the graph as state.
- Returns
vars – List of all the variables
- Return type
list of symbol
-
list_output_names
()¶ List all outputs in the symbol.
- Returns
returns – List of all the outputs.
- Return type
list of string
-
-
class
nnvm.symbol.
Variable
(name, init=None, **kwargs)¶ Create a symbolic variable with specified name.
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of the variable.
init (Symbol or numpy.ndarray) – Symbol or numpy ndarray of initial value for the variable. Note that for symbolic initialization value, it must be able to be defined through InferShape, such as sym.zeros_like(v), in which v is an input or parameter. Otherwise, pass a numpy ndarray instead.
kwargs (dict of string -> string) – Additional attributes to set on the variable.
- Returns
variable – The created variable symbol.
- Return type


add option to disable message when generating loot to actor (disabled by default)
fix null JournalEntry error when rolling story table
v1.8.2
Various bug fixes
v1.8.1
Various bug fixes
v1.8.0
Another update from Daimakaicho for this update
add new currency sharing feature (to be activated in the options)
remove all .mjs extension to help with reverse proxy
fix images not loaded in compendiums when better-rolltables is enabled
fix text results handled as items when using new tables mode
fix broken result icon when result is a macro
v1.7.0
Thanks to Daimakaicho for this entire update! see patch notes for full description
Various QOL improvements (see the module option to enable them and patch notes for screenshots)
A new option has been added to stick the header of rolltable to top
A button is now append to linked rolltables in journal entries to roll table in one click!
A "roll table" action has been add to rolltables context menu to allow rolling table without opening it
A "Roll compendium" has been added on compendiums context menu to allow rolling on compendium without creating a specific rolltable
v1.6.14
Thanks to Daimakaicho for this entire update!
Fixed create table from compendium
improved roll table performance on big tables with multiple draws.
random spell scroll generation improvements
v1.6.13
Thank to JackPrince and Daimakaicho for the update
French Translation
Story text is now selectable
Various Bugfixes
v1.6.12
Another update from JackPrince # 0494 (github.com/DanielBoettner) fixing generation of spellscrolls.
Add link and description of spell to the spell scrolls
Updated the method to generate tables from a compendium
Added an entry to the contextmenu of a compendium to start generation
Fixes inline rolls like Lorem ipsum got [[3d6]] of dolor sit amet
Adds German translation
v1.6.11
Thanks to JackPrince#0494 (github.com/DanielBoettner) for this update, he fixed the broken tables loosing the table type after clicking update. Note: this fix requires foundry 0.8.8 to work
code cleaning and api updates in preparation for foundry 0.9
v1.6.10
Fixed Item not stacking correctly when rolling a loot table on an actor
Fixed Currency not working correctly when rolling a loot table on an actor
Known issue: after clicking update the table type resets to default. As a workaround please modify the table, click update and after reset the type to the wanted one
Please report bugs on github with screenshots showing the table and the related issue
v1.6.9
Fixed Story Tables not working in foundry 0.8.x
Known issue: after clicking update the table type resets to default. As a workaround please modify the table, click update and after reset the type to the wanted one
Please report bugs on github with screenshots showing the table and the related issue
v1.6.8
Fixed Formula field for each table result not showing
Known issue: after clicking update the table type resets to default. As a workaround please modify the table, click update and after reset the type to the wanted one
Please report bugs on github with screenshots showing the table and the related issue
v1.6.7
Fixed inner roll tables rolls broken in 0.8
Updated module to work with foundry 0.8.x
Merged pull request from Fotamecus to better support systems like PF1E
v1.6.4
Exposed API to get story reults via macro 'game.betterTables.getStoryResults(table)' (thanks jsabol)
Added macro only function to add generated loot to selected token with 'game.betterTables.addLootToSelectedToken(table)' (Thanks VaderDojo for the code)
v1.6.3
Module updated for foundry 0.7.5
fixed paypal link (that's why i was getting no tip right!?
v1.5.1
Faster performance when parsing loot tables with a lot of text entries
Fixed a bug where text items where not created correctly
v1.5.0
Loot tables now also have the formula field for every result similar to (not for text result)


TRIANGLES
TRY A TRIANGLE HERE!!
There are three types of triangles:-
Equilateral triangles
(All sides are equal.)
Isoscles triangles
(Two sides are equal.)
Scalene triangles
(None of the sides are equal.)


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This specification defines an API to enable in-app purchase on web.
This document is a work in progress and is subject to change. Some sections are still incomplete or underspecified. Security and privacy considerations need to be adjusted based on feedback and experience. Some open issues are noted inline; please check the group's issue tracker on GitHub for all open issues.
This specification aims to make In-App Purchase(IAP), such as buying virtual goods on Google Play or Apple Store, available to the web. Thus, user can purchase additional digital content, functionality, services and even subscriptions within paid or free web apps.
At its core, the iap
enables all necessary
operations in IAP.
This document provides interface definitions using the Web IDL standard ([[!WEBIDL]]). The terms Promise and DOMException are defined in [[!WEBIDL]].
The terms resolving a Promise, and rejecting a Promise are used as explained in [[!PROMGUIDE]].
IAP
partial interface Navigator { [SameObject] readonly attribute IAP iap; };
The iap
attribute is
used to retrieve an instance of the IAP interface.
interface IAP : EventTarget { Promise<void> init(InitOptions options); Promise<sequence<Product>> queryProductsInfo(sequence<DOMString> productIds); Promise<PurchaseResult> purchase(Order order); Promise<DOMString> getReceipt(); Promise<void> validateReceipt(); Promise<sequence<DOMString>> restore(); };
iap
When init(options)
method is called, iap
will
be initiated by the given parameter options
.
options
, the
InitOptions
dictionary
iap
has already been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
channel
is undefined, return a Promise rejected with a DOMException named "InvalidAccessError"
.
channel
is not suppported, then:
"NotSupportedError"
.
"OperationError"
.
When queryProductsInfo(producdIds)
method is called,
iap
will get the detailed informations of the products by their Ids passed
in the array.
producdIds
, an array of the product's Ids you want to query.
iap
has not been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
productIds
is undefined, return a Promise rejected with a DOMException whose
name is "InvalidAccessError"
.
"OperationError"
.
When purchase(order)
method is called,
iap
will process the order.
order
, an order which specifies the purchase.
iap
has not been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
"InvalidAccessError"
.
"OperationError"
.
When getReceipt()
method is called,
iap
will get the receipt of the in-app purchase.
iap
has not been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
"OperationError"
.
When validateReceipt()
method is called,
iap
will validate the receipt.
receipt
, DOMString.
iap
has not been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
"OperationError"
.
"AbortError"
.
When restore()
method is called,
iap
will restore the previous purchases.
iap
has not been initialized, return a Promise rejected with
a DOMException named "InvalidStateError"
.
"OperationError"
.
An InitOptions dictionary is a base type that specifies the iap
,
such as channel and key attributes.
channel
means the store from which you want to purchase product. Once
the iap
is bound to a specified channel
, it can't be changed
in the context.
A Product dictionary represents a thing sold in the application, which could be
A PurchaseResult dictionary represents the result of purchase or result when users restore transactions to maintain access to content they've already purchased.
An Order dictionary represents the detailed information used to purchase the product.

  <button id="queryBtn" style="display: none;" onclick="queryProduct()">Query Product</button> <button id="purchaseBtn" style="display: none;" onclick="purchaseProduct()">Purchase Product</button>

  <button id="getBtn" style="display: none;" onclick="getReceipt()">receipt</button> <button id="validateBtn" style="display: none;" onclick="validateReceipt()">Validate receipt</button>


(bi) State the equations of the asymptotes of the graph.
(bii) State the coordinates of the points of intersection between the graph and the - and -axes.
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For fractions like , key in
vertical asymptote.
horizontal asymptote.
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DESERT
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#include <sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| uint8_t & | sinkAssociated () |
| packet_path_est & | ptype () |
| uint8_t * | list_of_hops () |
| u_int8_t & | list_of_hops_length () |
| int8_t & | pointer () |
| float & | quality () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static int & | offset () |
| static struct hdr_sun_path_est * | access (const Packet *p) |
Public Attributes | |
| uint8_t | sink_associated_ |
| packet_path_est | ptype_ |
| uint8_t | list_of_hops_ [MAX_HOP_NUMBER] |
| int8_t | pointer_to_list_of_hops_ |
| uint8_t | list_of_hops_length_ |
| float | quality_ |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static int | offset_ = 0 |
hdr_sun_path_est describes path establishment packets used by UWSUN
Definition at line 60 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inlinestatic |
Definition at line 140 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Pointer to the list_of_hops_ variable.
Definition at line 107 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Reference to the list_of_hops_length_ variable.
Definition at line 116 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inlinestatic |
Reference to the offset_ variable.
Definition at line 80 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Reference to the pointer_to_list_of_hops_ variable.
Definition at line 125 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Reference to the ptype_ variable.
Definition at line 98 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Reference to the quality_ variable.
Definition at line 134 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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inline |
Reference to the sink_associated_ variable.
Definition at line 89 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| uint8_t hdr_sun_path_est::list_of_hops_[MAX_HOP_NUMBER] |
List of IPs saved in the header.
Definition at line 66 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| uint8_t hdr_sun_path_est::list_of_hops_length_ |
Current number of IPs stored in the header.
Definition at line 70 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
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static |
Required by the PacketHeaderManager.
Offset used to access in hdr_sun_path_est packets header.
Definition at line 74 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| int8_t hdr_sun_path_est::pointer_to_list_of_hops_ |
Pointer used to keep track of the last IPs processed.
Definition at line 68 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| packet_path_est hdr_sun_path_est::ptype_ |
Idientifier of the packet type: PATH_SEARCH, PATH_ANSWER or PATH_ERROR.
Definition at line 63 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| float hdr_sun_path_est::quality_ |
Used to save information about the "quality" of the metric used.
Definition at line 72 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.
| uint8_t hdr_sun_path_est::sink_associated_ |
IP of the sink associated with the packet.
Definition at line 62 of file sun-hdr-pathestablishment.h.


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layout: post
title: Facebook Friend Request Flowchart
date: '2012-04-19T15:26:00.002+02:00'
author: Andrea Fortuna
tags:
- Humor
modified_time: '2012-04-26T14:20:17.480+02:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1948348952555789070.post-4597767724292518549
blogger_orig_url: http://oldsite.andreafortuna.org/2012/04/facebook-friend-request-flowchart_9102.html
---
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ownCloud#
0.2.0
C# client library for ownCloud
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ownCloud OCS and DAV access client More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Client (string url, string user_id, string password) | |
| Initializes a new instance of the owncloudsharp.Client class. More... | |
| List< ResourceInfo > | List (string path) |
| List the specified remote path. More... | |
| ResourceInfo | GetResourceInfo (string path) |
| Gets the resource info for the remote path. More... | |
| Stream | Download (string path) |
| Download the specified file. More... | |
| bool | Upload (string path, Stream data, string contentType) |
| Upload the specified file to the specified path. More... | |
| bool | Exists (string path) |
| Checks if the specified remote path exists. More... | |
| bool | CreateDirectory (string path) |
| Creates a new directory at remote path. More... | |
| bool | Delete (string path) |
| Delete resource at the specified remote path. More... | |
| bool | Copy (string source, string destination) |
| Copy the specified source to destination. More... | |
| bool | Move (string source, string destination) |
| Move the specified source and destination. More... | |
| Stream | DownloadDirectoryAsZip (string path) |
| Downloads a remote directory as zip. More... | |
| object | ListOpenRemoteShare () |
| List all remote shares. More... | |
| bool | AcceptRemoteShare (int shareId) |
| Accepts a remote share More... | |
| bool | DeclineRemoteShare (int shareId) |
| Declines a remote share. More... | |
| bool | DeleteShare (int shareId) |
| Unshares a file or directory. More... | |
| bool | UpdateShare (int shareId, int perms=-1, string password=null, OcsBoolParam public_upload=OcsBoolParam.None) |
| Updates a given share. NOTE: Only one of the update parameters can be specified at once. More... | |
| PublicShare | ShareWithLink (string path, int perms=-1, string password=null, OcsBoolParam public_upload=OcsBoolParam.None) |
| Shares a remote file with link. More... | |
| UserShare | ShareWithUser (string path, string username, int perms=-1, OcsBoolParam remoteUser=OcsBoolParam.None) |
| Shares a remote file with specified user. More... | |
| GroupShare | ShareWithGroup (string path, string groupName, int perms=-1) |
| Shares a remote file with specified group. More... | |
| bool | IsShared (string path) |
| Checks whether a path is already shared. More... | |
| List< Share > | GetShares (string path, OcsBoolParam reshares=OcsBoolParam.None, OcsBoolParam subfiles=OcsBoolParam.None) |
Gets all shares for the current user when path is not set, otherwise it gets shares for the specific file or folder More... | |
| bool | CreateUser (string username, string initialPassword) |
| Create a new user with an initial password via provisioning API. More... | |
| bool | DeleteUser (string username) |
| Deletes a user via provisioning API. More... | |
| bool | UserExists (string username) |
| Checks a user via provisioning API. More... | |
| List< string > | SearchUsers (string username) |
| Searches for users via provisioning API. More... | |
| User | GetUserAttributes (string username) |
| Gets the user's attributes. More... | |
| bool | SetUserAttribute (string username, OCSUserAttributeKey key, string value) |
| Sets a user attribute. See https://doc.owncloud.com/server/7.0EE/admin_manual/configuration_auth_backends/user_provisioning_api.html#users-edituser for reference. More... | |
| bool | AddUserToGroup (string username, string groupName) |
| Adds a user to a group. More... | |
| List< string > | GetUserGroups (string username) |
| Get a list of groups associated to a user. More... | |
| bool | IsUserInGroup (string username, string groupName) |
| Check if a user is in a group. More... | |
| bool | RemoveUserFromGroup (string username, string groupName) |
| Removes a user from a group. More... | |
| bool | AddUserToSubAdminGroup (string username, string groupName) |
| Adds a user to a subadmin group. More... | |
| List< string > | GetUserSubAdminGroups (string username) |
| Get a list of subadmin groups associated to a user. More... | |
| bool | IsUserInSubAdminGroup (string username, string groupNname) |
| Check if a user is in a subadmin group. More... | |
| bool | RemoveUserFromSubAdminGroup (string username, string groupName) |
| Removes the user from sub admin group. More... | |
| bool | CreateGroup (string groupName) |
| Create a new group via provisioning API. More... | |
| bool | DeleteGroup (string groupName) |
| Deletes the group. More... | |
| bool | GroupExists (string groupName) |
| Checks a group via provisioning API. More... | |
| List< string > | SearchGroups (string name) |
| Searches for groups via provisioning API. More... | |
| Config | GetConfig () |
| Returns ownCloud config information. More... | |
| List< AppAttribute > | GetAttribute (string app="", string key="") |
| Returns an application attribute More... | |
| bool | SetAttribute (string app, string key, string value) |
| Sets an application attribute. More... | |
| bool | DeleteAttribute (string app, string key) |
| Deletes an application attribute. More... | |
| List< string > | GetApps () |
| List all enabled apps through the provisioning api. More... | |
| AppInfo | GetApp (string appName) |
| Gets information about the specified app. More... | |
| bool | EnableApp (string appName) |
| Enable an app through provisioning_api. More... | |
| bool | DisableApp (string appName) |
| Disable an app through provisioning_api More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static string [] | OCSUserAttributeKeyName |
| Provides the string values for the OCSUserAttributeKey enum More... | |
ownCloud OCS and DAV access client
| owncloudsharp.Client.Client | ( | string | url, |
| string | user_id, | ||
| string | password | ||
| ) |
Initializes a new instance of the owncloudsharp.Client class.
| url | ownCloud instance URL. |
| user_id | User identifier. |
| password | Password. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.AcceptRemoteShare | ( | int | shareId | ) |
Accepts a remote share
true
, if remote share was accepted, false
otherwise.| shareId | Share identifier. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.AddUserToGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupName | ||
| ) |
Adds a user to a group.
true
, if user was added to group, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be added. |
| groupName | name of group user is to be added to. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.AddUserToSubAdminGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupName | ||
| ) |
Adds a user to a subadmin group.
true
, if user was added to sub admin group, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be added to subadmin group. |
| groupName | name of subadmin group. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.Copy | ( | string | source, |
| string | destination | ||
| ) |
Copy the specified source to destination.
| source | Source resoure path. |
| destination | Destination resource path. |
true
, if resource was copied, false
otherwise.| bool owncloudsharp.Client.CreateDirectory | ( | string | path | ) |
Creates a new directory at remote path.
true
, if directory was created, false
otherwise.| path | remote Path. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.CreateGroup | ( | string | groupName | ) |
Create a new group via provisioning API.
true
, if group was created, false
otherwise.| groupName | name of group to be created. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.CreateUser | ( | string | username, |
| string | initialPassword | ||
| ) |
Create a new user with an initial password via provisioning API.
true
, if user was created, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be created. |
| initialPassword | password for user being created. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DeclineRemoteShare | ( | int | shareId | ) |
Declines a remote share.
true
, if remote share was declined, false
otherwise.| shareId | Share identifier. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.Delete | ( | string | path | ) |
Delete resource at the specified remote path.
| path | remote Path. |
true
, if resource was deleted, false
otherwise.| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DeleteAttribute | ( | string | app, |
| string | key | ||
| ) |
Deletes an application attribute.
true
, if attribute was deleted, false
otherwise.| app | application id. |
| key | key of the attribute to delete. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DeleteGroup | ( | string | groupName | ) |
Deletes the group.
true
, if group was deleted, false
otherwise.| groupName | Group name. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DeleteShare | ( | int | shareId | ) |
Unshares a file or directory.
true
, if share was deleted, false
otherwise.| shareId | Share identifier. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DeleteUser | ( | string | username | ) |
Deletes a user via provisioning API.
true
, if user was deleted, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be deleted. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.DisableApp | ( | string | appName | ) |
Disable an app through provisioning_api
true
, if app was disabled, false
otherwise.| appName | Name of app to be disabled. |
| Stream owncloudsharp.Client.Download | ( | string | path | ) |
Download the specified file.
| path | File remote Path. |
| Stream owncloudsharp.Client.DownloadDirectoryAsZip | ( | string | path | ) |
Downloads a remote directory as zip.
| path | path to the remote directory to download. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.EnableApp | ( | string | appName | ) |
Enable an app through provisioning_api.
true
, if app was enabled, false
otherwise.| appName | Name of app to be enabled. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.Exists | ( | string | path | ) |
Checks if the specified remote path exists.
| path | remote Path. |
true
, if remote path exists, false
otherwise.| AppInfo owncloudsharp.Client.GetApp | ( | string | appName | ) |
Gets information about the specified app.
| appName | App name. |
| List<string> owncloudsharp.Client.GetApps | ( | ) |
List all enabled apps through the provisioning api.
| List<AppAttribute> owncloudsharp.Client.GetAttribute | ( | string | app = "" , |
| string | key = "" |
||
| ) |
Returns an application attribute
| app | application id. |
| key | attribute key or None to retrieve all values for the given application. |
| Config owncloudsharp.Client.GetConfig | ( | ) |
Returns ownCloud config information.
| ResourceInfo owncloudsharp.Client.GetResourceInfo | ( | string | path | ) |
Gets the resource info for the remote path.
| path | remote Path. |
| List<Share> owncloudsharp.Client.GetShares | ( | string | path, |
| OcsBoolParam | reshares = OcsBoolParam.None , |
||
| OcsBoolParam | subfiles = OcsBoolParam.None |
||
| ) |
Gets all shares for the current user when path
is not set, otherwise it gets shares for the specific file or folder
| path | (optional) path to the share to be checked. |
| reshares | (optional) returns not only the shares from the current user but all shares from the given file. |
| subfiles | (optional) returns all shares within a folder, given that path defines a folder. |
| User owncloudsharp.Client.GetUserAttributes | ( | string | username | ) |
Gets the user's attributes.
| username | Username. |
| List<string> owncloudsharp.Client.GetUserGroups | ( | string | username | ) |
Get a list of groups associated to a user.
| username | name of user to list groups. |
| List<string> owncloudsharp.Client.GetUserSubAdminGroups | ( | string | username | ) |
Get a list of subadmin groups associated to a user.
| username | name of user. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.GroupExists | ( | string | groupName | ) |
Checks a group via provisioning API.
true
, if group exists, false
otherwise.| groupName | name of group to be checked. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.IsShared | ( | string | path | ) |
Checks whether a path is already shared.
true
if this instance is shared the specified path; otherwise, false
.| path | path to the share to be checked. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.IsUserInGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupName | ||
| ) |
Check if a user is in a group.
true
, if user is in group, false
otherwise.| username | name of user. |
| groupName | name of group. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.IsUserInSubAdminGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupNname | ||
| ) |
Check if a user is in a subadmin group.
true
, if user is in sub admin group, false
otherwise.| username | name of user. |
| groupNname | name of subadmin group. |
| List<ResourceInfo> owncloudsharp.Client.List | ( | string | path | ) |
List the specified remote path.
| path | remote Path. |
| object owncloudsharp.Client.ListOpenRemoteShare | ( | ) |
List all remote shares.
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.Move | ( | string | source, |
| string | destination | ||
| ) |
Move the specified source and destination.
| source | Source resource path. |
| destination | Destination resource path. |
true
, if resource was moved, false
otherwise.| bool owncloudsharp.Client.RemoveUserFromGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupName | ||
| ) |
Removes a user from a group.
true
, if user was removed from group, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be removed. |
| groupName | name of group user is to be removed from. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.RemoveUserFromSubAdminGroup | ( | string | username, |
| string | groupName | ||
| ) |
Removes the user from sub admin group.
true
, if user from sub admin group was removed, false
otherwise.| username | Username. |
| groupName | Group name. |
| List<string> owncloudsharp.Client.SearchGroups | ( | string | name | ) |
Searches for groups via provisioning API.
| name | name of group to be searched for. |
| List<string> owncloudsharp.Client.SearchUsers | ( | string | username | ) |
Searches for users via provisioning API.
| username | name of user to be searched for. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.SetAttribute | ( | string | app, |
| string | key, | ||
| string | value | ||
| ) |
Sets an application attribute.
true
, if attribute was set, false
otherwise.| app | application id. |
| key | key of the attribute to set. |
| value | value to set. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.SetUserAttribute | ( | string | username, |
| OCSUserAttributeKey | key, | ||
| string | value | ||
| ) |
Sets a user attribute. See https://doc.owncloud.com/server/7.0EE/admin_manual/configuration_auth_backends/user_provisioning_api.html#users-edituser for reference.
true
, if user attribute was set, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to modify. |
| key | key of the attribute to set. |
| value | value to set. |
| GroupShare owncloudsharp.Client.ShareWithGroup | ( | string | path, |
| string | groupName, | ||
| int | perms = -1 |
||
| ) |
Shares a remote file with specified group.
| path | path to the remote file to share. |
| groupName | name of the group whom we want to share a file/folder. |
| perms | permissions of the shared object. |
| PublicShare owncloudsharp.Client.ShareWithLink | ( | string | path, |
| int | perms = -1 , |
||
| string | password = null , |
||
| OcsBoolParam | public_upload = OcsBoolParam.None |
||
| ) |
Shares a remote file with link.
| path | path to the remote file to share. |
| perms | (optional) permission of the shared object. |
| password | (optional) sets a password. |
| public_upload | (optional) allows users to upload files or folders. |
| UserShare owncloudsharp.Client.ShareWithUser | ( | string | path, |
| string | username, | ||
| int | perms = -1 , |
||
| OcsBoolParam | remoteUser = OcsBoolParam.None |
||
| ) |
Shares a remote file with specified user.
| path | path to the remote file to share. |
| username | name of the user whom we want to share a file/folder. |
| perms | permissions of the shared object. |
| remoteUser | Remote user. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.UpdateShare | ( | int | shareId, |
| int | perms = -1 , |
||
| string | password = null , |
||
| OcsBoolParam | public_upload = OcsBoolParam.None |
||
| ) |
Updates a given share. NOTE: Only one of the update parameters can be specified at once.
true
, if share was updated, false
otherwise.| shareId | Share identifier. |
| perms | (optional) update permissions. |
| password | (optional) updated password for public link Share. |
| public_upload | (optional) If set to true enables public upload for public shares. |
| bool owncloudsharp.Client.Upload | ( | string | path, |
| Stream | data, | ||
| string | contentType | ||
| ) |
Upload the specified file to the specified path.
| path | remote Path. |
| data | File contents. |
| contentType | File content type. |
true
, if upload successful, false
otherwise.| bool owncloudsharp.Client.UserExists | ( | string | username | ) |
Checks a user via provisioning API.
true
, if exists was usered, false
otherwise.| username | name of user to be checked. |
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static |
Provides the string values for the OCSUserAttributeKey enum


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