Contract registering written laws. Laws can be edited (add, remove) by address contained in {Register_Authorities} list (Defined in the "Register" inherited contract)
Functions
Add the address of Agora Contract to {Register_Authorities}.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | string | Name of the {Loi} contract |
| agora | address | Address of Agora contract |
Returns:
No parameters
The ID of an article is the keccak256 hash of it's title and it's content. So (Article_Title, Content) tutple is the ID of the article and have to be unique among all registered Articles.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Law_Title | bytes | Title of the law we want to add a new article. The corresponding law must exist. |
| Article_Title | bytes | Title of the Article |
| Content | bytes | Text content of the article |
Returns:
No parameters
Parameters can be hashed! The new law is added to {Lois} mapping and to {List_Lois} array.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title | bytes | title of the law. It's the ID of the law |
| Description | bytes | Text explaining the aim of the law |
Returns:
No parameters
Add an account address to {Register_Authorities}
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| authority | address | address to add to the {Register_Authorities} |
Returns:
No parameters
**Add Documentation for the method here**
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bytes32 |
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title | bytes | |
| Content | bytes | |
| Timestamp | uint256 |
We can't change the "Title" field of the Law as it's his ID
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Law_Title | bytes | Title of the Law |
| new_Description | bytes | New description of the law |
Returns:
No parameters
**Add Documentation for the method here**
No parameters
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| address |
Getter for {Register_Authorities}
No parameters
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bytes32[] |
Return the list of all articles contained by a specific law
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| law | bytes | Title of the law from which we want to get all Articles. |
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| law_article_list | bytes32[] |
Return informations about a specific law.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| law | bytes | Title of the law from which we want to get Infos. |
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| description | bytes | |
| timestamp | uint256 |
Return the list of all laws's titles registered in the contract
No parameters
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| list_lois | bytes[] |
The function Allows to change the Name of the Institution. The function is only callable by the {Constitution_Address}
No parameters
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| string |
The Article is deleted from {Articles} mapping and from corresponding Law {List_Articles} List field
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Law_Title | bytes | Title of the Law from which we want to remove an Article |
| article | bytes32 | Hash ID of the article to remove |
Returns:
No parameters
Removes an account address from the {Register_Authorities}
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| authority | address | address to remove from the {Register_Authorities} |
Returns:
No parameters
All Articles of the law are deleted from {Articles} mapping. The Law is deleted from {List_Lois} mapping and from {Lois} Array.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| law | bytes | Title of the Law we want to remove |
Returns:
No parameters
The function Allows to change the Constitution contract the current Institution obey to. The function is only callable by the {Constitution_Address}
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| new_constitution | address | Address of the new Constitution contract. |
Returns:
No parameters
The function Allows to change the Name of the Institution. The function is only callable by the {Constitution_Address}
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | New name of the Institution. |
Returns:
No parameters
**Add Documentation for the method here**
No parameters
Returns:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| uint8 |


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BookKeeper Administrator's Guide
Setup Guide
Deployment
This section contains information about deploying BookKeeper and covers these topics:
The first section tells you how many machines you need. The second explains how to bootstrap bookies (BookKeeper storage servers). The third section explains how we use ZooKeeper and our requirements with respect to ZooKeeper.
System requirements
A typical BookKeeper installation comprises a set of bookies and a set of ZooKeeper replicas. The exact number of bookies depends on the quorum mode, desired throughput, and number of clients using this installation simultaneously. The minimum number of bookies is three for self-verifying (stores a message authentication code along with each entry) and four for generic (does not store a message authentication codewith each entry), and there is no upper limit on the number of bookies. Increasing the number of bookies, in fact, enables higher throughput.
For performance, we require each server to have at least two disks. It is possible to run a bookie with a single disk, but performance will be significantly lower in this case. Of course, it works with one disk, but performance is significantly lower.
For ZooKeeper, there is no constraint with respect to the number of replicas. Having a single machine running ZooKeeper in standalone mode is sufficient for BookKeeper. For resilience purposes, it might be a good idea to run ZooKeeper in quorum mode with multiple servers. Please refer to the ZooKeeper documentation for detail on how to configure ZooKeeper with multiple replicas
Running bookies
To run a bookie, we execute the following command:
java -cp .:./zookeeper-<version>-bookkeeper.jar:./zookeeper-<version>.jar\ :../log4j/apache-log4j-1.2.15/log4j-1.2.15.jar -Dlog4j.configuration=log4j.properties\ org.apache.bookkeeper.proto.BookieServer 3181 <IP_ADDRESS>:2181 /path_to_log_device/\ /path_to_ledger_device/
The parameters are:
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Port number that the bookie listens on;
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Comma separated list of ZooKeeper servers with a hostname:port format;
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Path for Log Device (stores bookie write-ahead log);
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Path for Ledger Device (stores ledger entries);
Ideally, /path_to_log_device/ and /path_to_ledger_device/ are each in a different device.
ZooKeeper Metadata
For BookKeeper, we require a ZooKeeper installation to store metadata, and to pass the list of ZooKeeper servers as parameter to the constructor of the BookKeeper class ( org.apache.bookkeeper.client,BookKeeper). To setup ZooKeeper, please check the ZooKeeper documentation.


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CSPICE_BODDEF Define a body name/ID code pair for later translation via
cspice_bodn2c or cspice_bodc2n.
Given:
name the string defining the name to associate to the ID value
'code'.
[1,c1] = size(name); char = class(name)
or
[1,1] = size(name); cell = class(name)
The case and positions of blanks in a name are significant.
cspice_bodc2n returns the same string (case and space) most
recently mapped to a code. When 'name' consists of more than one
word, the words require separation by at least one blank.
The kernel sub-system stores 'name' as described in the
cspice_boddef call, but creates an equivalence class based on
'name' for comparisons in cspice_bodn2c. This class ignores
leading and trailing whitespace, compresses interior whitespace
to a single space, and ignores character case.
The following strings belong to the same equivalence
class:
'JUPITER BARYCENTER'
'Jupiter Barycenter'
'JUPITER BARYCENTER '
'JUPITER BARYCENTER'
' JUPITER BARYCENTER'
However, 'JUPITERBARYCENTER' is distinct from the names above.
code the NAIF ID code corresponding to 'name'.
[1,1] = size(code); int32 = class(code)
the call:
cspice_boddef( name, code )
performs the mapping assignment
'name' -> 'code'
and
'code' -> 'name'
The 'code' -> 'name' assignment supersedes any other mapping for 'code'.
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.
%
% Map a non-existent code and name to each other.
%
cspice_boddef( 'spud', -69 );
%
% Retrieve the code for name 'spud'.
%
[ code, found ] = cspice_bodn2c( 'spud' );
%
% Check we found a mapping.
%
if ( found )
txt = sprintf( 'ID for spud : %i', code );
else
txt = 'Found no mapping for spud.';
end
disp( txt )
%
% Retrieve the name for ID -69.
%
[ name, found ] = cspice_bodc2n( -69 );
%
% Check we found a mapping.
%
if (found)
txt = sprintf( 'Name for -69: %s', name );
else
txt = 'Found no mapping for -69.';
end
disp( txt )
MATLAB outputs:
ID for spud : -69
Name for -69: spud.
cspice_boddef is one of five related subroutines,
cspice_bods2c Body string to code
cspice_bodc2s Body code to string
cspice_bodn2c Body name to code
cspice_bodc2n Body code to name
cspice_boddef Body name/code definition
cspice_bods2c, cspice_bodc2s, cspice_bodn2c, and cspice_bodc2n
perform translations between body names and their corresponding
integer ID codes which are used in SPICE files and routines.
cspice_bods2c is a slightly more general version of cspice_bodn2c:
support for strings containing ID codes in string format enables a caller
to identify a body using a string, even when no name is associated with
that body.
cspice_bodc2s is a general version of cspice_bodc2n; the routine returns
either the name assigned in the body ID to name mapping or a string
representation of the 'code' value if no mapping exists.
cspice_boddef assigns a body name to ID mapping. The mapping has
priority in name-to-ID and ID-to-name translations.
Refer to NAIF_IDS.REQ for the list of name/code associations built
into SPICE, and for details concerning adding new name/code
associations at run time by loading text kernels.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine boddef_c.
MICE.REQ
NAIF_IDS.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.2, 28-OCT-2014, EDW (JPL)
Edited I/O section to conform to NAIF standard for Mice documentation.
-Mice Version 1.0.1, 16-MAY-2009 (EDW)
Edit to Particulars section to document the cspice_bodc2s routine.
Extended argument descriptions in the I/O section.
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 22-NOV-2005, EDW (JPL)
body name/id code definition
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| DOSE: | smoked | 5-MeO-DMT | (powder / crystals) |
| BODY WEIGHT: | 200 lb |
At one of the recent BME BBQs Jack was trying to raise money to send himself and his suspension group to the big Dallas SusCon (the mother of all suspension events, hosted by the original suspension group TSD). He'd already swung around wildly and lifted up at least a half dozen audience members and had close to $500 in his donation jar. To top it all off he wanted to finish the night with a two-hook chest suspension.
Jack is I think known for pushing himself to his limits physically -- I don't think many people could consistently put themselves through the physical abuse he does and still be standing, especially if you count the probably close to a dozen beers he'd drank as well -- as a result of the alcohol, his back was drenched in huge bloody angel wings, lit in stark chiaroscuro as he twirled under the ropes in the night, by what little light made it out from the house.
Anyway, back in the house Jack was sitting getting marked for the chest hooks. The 6ga needles were passed through, bringing to the surface nodules of fat -- immediately the blood began to pour down his chest and it was clear to me that this was not a good idea.
'Jack, I really don't think you should be doing this -- this isn't going to turn out well.'
'Well, I want to do something. Do you want to do another forehead pull?'
'Sure!'
Now, I actually really like getting pierced, although even though I've been pierced hundreds of times, it still scares me on some instinctual level. I think maybe part of the reason I like getting pierced when I've been drinking is that it relaxes me and takes away that fear, and allows me to experience the piercing with a clear head (I'm sure that must sound like an oxymoron!) -- to feel the subtle nuances of flesh being torn.
There are only a very small number of people that I trust to pierce me. I base that trust not on technical skill, but on the way I feel about that person. Piercing, to me, is an intimate act and I would never get pierced by a person I don't deeply trust and feel comfortable with on an intimate level.
We only had a 6ga needle left, which was just fine by me because I have very tight skin and without using a dramatically larger needle (the hooks were I think 10ga) I don't bleed at all, which for me takes away from the intensity of the experience. Jack lined the needle up with the entrance point and started to push.
I felt the tip of the needle gently slide into and under the skin, and then catch on the bevel. Jack pushed harder -- I could feel hands supporting my head and force coming in along the shaft of the needle. With a steel grunt the bevel penetrated me and the full girth of the needle slid inside me. I felt full and I felt complete -- the needle felt 'right' there.
I could feel it moving under the skin, approaching the soon to be created exit hole -- the skin tented up, lifted by the glans of the needle. I felt it move through the layers, and rather than cutting it's path, I could feel everything tearing and separating as it forced its way out, leaving a shredded exit hole.
In satisfaction my body, or the needle, or both together, ejaculated volumes of blood. My face was immediately covered with thick dark essence. It kept flowing, and by the time we got outside my white shirt was well marked with love.
Emrys (who is straightedge, but willing to tolerate us fools and play designated driver -- as well as being someone that both I and many of you reading this owe a debt of gratitude for the hard work he's done for us) hooked us up flesh to hook to rope to hook to flesh, and we became some meaty version of a tin-can telephone -- I won't go so far as to say that thoughts conduct along suspension rope, but there's definitely a connection.
The pull itself was less intense than you'd see in a back pull (which often has an almost tug-of-war quality about it) -- more of a swaying back and forth. This is probably the hardest part of the experience for me to describe. There wasn't really any pain, at least not in any negative way -- maybe a little when we were leaning back at our hardest, but I really don't think that I could say it hurt.
More than anything, for me anyway, it was a trust exercise and an inquiry into the nature of self. I'm pretty much totally heterosexual, but I think maybe pulling allows me access to a level of male-male connectivity that is analogous to making love minus the sexual overtones. I don't know if it's right to say that I felt 'connected' to Jack, more so that I felt that we were the same person. Not that we'd merged, but that this 'physical trick' had made me aware of the true nature of the universe and opened a little window letting me see behind this illusionary reality.
There were other things going on, some hooting and hollering from the crowd.  However, I have essentially no conscious memory of any of that happening (I only know because of the pictures) as I was in another place.
At the end of it I walked away with a little more insight into myself and the universe, and with an even deeper connection with my friends that helped it happen.
Other than taking out the hook I did nothing -- even though it had been pouring blood before and during the experience, it stopped almost immediately afterwards and no bandage was placed and little cleanup was done. When I got up in the morning it was a little swollen, but not that badly and I literally just ignored it. I'm left now with two scars, which most people probably assume are acne scars... and I'm left with a bit of truth.
(The rest of this experience is not directly mod related, so if that's where your interest ends, you can stop now. However, I feel that there is a direct connection between the two that we should not ignore.)
You may remember that in one of my previous experiences (the one about tearing the hook out of my arm) even though I'd gone into it as a jackass doing a party trick, I was suddenly torn from my body (as the hook tore from my flesh -- Alex Binnie says, 'when you open the flesh you let something in'):
Even though I was surrounded by a large crowd, I couldn't hear them. They were all tiny and muted, almost as if they were far away. They became utterly insignificant, and faded out of my perception. As this was happening, I became acutely aware of myself. When I say that, I do not mean that I could feel my arm more than usual or anything like that. I mean that I became aware of myself as a sentient presence in the universe, and I became aware of where 'I' ended and where the rest of the world began.
As if that wasn't profound enough, it didn't stop there. I then became aware of similar entities all over the universe -- everyone I knew, and everyone I would never knew was a part of this massive ocean of energy, and I could touch every one of them and we were all a part of each other. It was probably at that moment that I knew that, for lack of a better way of putting it, 'it was all real'.
In any case, Jack was driving across the country to visit friends so he stopped by on his way. I told him about the DMT and described the classic DMT experience -- he was of course intrigued. I hadn't tried the DMT because years and years ago I'd overdone it with LSD and at this point I find that experience extremely emotionally taxing. Jack was a bit scared I think to try the DMT because of the intensity of the experience, but I convinced him that it was safe and that he was around people he could trust to take care of him should anything go wrong (and I think if it was not for the pullings and the mutual trust that generated, none of what is about to follow would have happened).
I filled the pipe with DMT and Jack sat back in the chair, lit it, and inhaled the noxious stuff in one puff. He felt a little odd and described minor hallucinations, but it was clear that nothing had happened. Maybe I hadn't put in enough so we filled the pipe with the remainder of the DMT and tried again. Still nothing. That was odd -- so we assumed we must have wasted it, somehow burning it up in the pipe without getting anything. I smoke pot due in part to chronic arthritis pain in my legs, so we just decided to relax and smoke that instead.
Little did I know, that the DMT had just turned into a resin and stuck to the screen, and then with the pot it got hot enough to vaporize. All of a sudden static started to build up in my ears and the world got 'tight'. It undulated up to an insane volume, like a jet engine parked on top of me. All of a sudden all of reality shattered like a giant mirror -- quite literally, I could see pieces everywhere -- and I got pulled into 'another place', a place very similar to the one I'd been to in my first suspension experience.
Every sense was merged into a single primordial sense -- totally primitive and totally pure. There was no mass or energy or anything physical at all any more, and all that existed -- all that made up the entire universe -- was thought. Not so much that what I thought became real or was hallucinated, but in that I was somehow seeing the 'true nature' of the universe on some spiritual quantum level.
You know how they say that when you go to another universe the laws of physics are different? Well, the universe I went to didn't even have physics, and the laws of thought were radically altered. The experience is literally indescribable using words.
And then about six minutes later (apparently I was totally catatonic the whole time, which is normal) I was fine again, and ten minutes after that, there was nothing -- no residual effects, no comedown or anything. To be honest, I felt great -- not in a drugged euphoria, but great in the way a person feels when they figure out how a very impressive magic trick is done.
I'd been shown something amazing.
Baba Ram Dass said something along the lines of 'there are many paths up the mountain, but the view's the same.' Maybe it's just a shared delusion, but I believe that both physical ritual (suspension, pulling, and so on -- probably even ball torture when it comes down to it), as well as extreme psychedelic exploration, can show us the true nature of both ourselves and the universe we inhabit.
Here is what I have learned (or here is what my descent into madness has produced, if you prefer to see it that way):
As a conclusionary warning, I would like to emphasize that if you want to undertake any of these activities it is monstrously important that you do it while surrounded by people who you trust with your life, and that you care for deeply. If you try and do these things in an inhospitable environment, don't be surprised when you find yourself cast into the depths of a self-imposed hell.
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Grep tool for Windows.
Some time before I had to find some strings in logs. If we talk about Windows there are some apps to help us with this task: TotalCommander's lister or Notepad++. But what if you want to have all the necessary strings and only them? Of cause you can install unixtools and use grep command or Windows' findstr from cmd. I wanted to create something useful after I had read
thick Java book of Herbert Schildt as an exercise. In the end I had a small app which finds strings containing search string in the file of all files in the folder. Project has beed created in NetBeans.
Important points:
- I developed a multithread version but after tests on different machines left it as is
Features:
- find both Russian and Englis strings
- is able to find in the file or in all files of the folder
- is able to find regular expressions
Screenshot:
Project on github


I'm your good political son, Shaibu replies Oshiomhole
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseOsagie Otabor, Benin
Edo State Deputy Governor, Hon Philip Shaibu, has replied comments credited to former Governor Adams Oshiomhole that he (Shaibu) betrayed him.
Shaibu said he is only following the path of what Oshiomhole taught him politically.
Speaking through his Chief Press Secretary, Musa Ebomhiana, Shaibu said he stood by Oshiomhole’s tenets of “No more godfatherism and Let the people lead”.
Read Also: I’m disappointed Shaibu betrayed me, says Oshiomhole
He stated that as a good son of Oshiomhole’s politics, he is following the path of a good father.
Shaibu stated that Oshiomhole is a respected leader and father he could not have betrayed.
He also denied allegations that the party leaders in Estako West that signed the vote of no confidence against Oshiomhole were threatened to do so.
“The Deputy Governor is a gentleman. He could not have threatened or coerced anybody to sign any letter.
“Those people that signed it are matured men and women that do not feed from the table of the DG,” he added.


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Control Panel
The Control Panel is the core of your FoodSpan experience. You register tags by swiping them past our scan pad, and then pressing a few buttons so we can deliver you a recommended spoilage date. In addition, the display shows you what tags you have in your fridge, and what's about to spoil soon.
Tags
The FoodSpan Tags are what you put on your food containers or bags. Simply attach the tag to you container, swipe it past the scan pad, press a category button, and voila! Your item is now registered in your FoodSpan fridge. The tags are uniquely patterned and numbered, making them easy to distinguish from a distance.
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WebSpan acts as your Control Panel away from your fridge, available anywhere with internet access. WebSpan knows everything your Control Panel does: what's in your fridge, and what's about to spoil. It gives you an overview for all your panels and all your tags, all from the power and convenience of the web.
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The FoodSpan Mobile Companion App gives you information about your fridge, all from the tap of your finger. Designed to be mobile-friendly, the Companion App lets you check in on what's in your fridge, and can notify you which tags are about to spoil. Just like the WebSpan app, you can get a mobile overview for all of your panels and tags.


Boys, ages 14 and 11, shot to death outside California elementary school
UNION CITY, Calif. (AP) — Two boys were fatally shot while sitting in a van outside an elementary school early Saturday morning, police said.
The shootings of the boys, ages 11 and 14, took place in the parking lot of Searles Elementary School, the East Bay Times reported.
Callers to 911 reported hearing gunfire at 1:26 a.m., the newspaper said. Authorities said that when officers arrived, they found the boys.
The older boy died at the scene, and the younger child died en route to a trauma center, the Times reported.
New Haven Unified School District Superintendent John Thompson said in a statement that the victims were minors.
The boys attended schools in the district, Thompson and a district spokesman said.
No arrests have been made in connection with the killings.
Police Lt. Steve Mendez said there was no sign of a connection between the shooting and the school where it took place. People occasionally gather in the relatively secluded parking lot, Mendez told the Times.
Thompson said the school district “will have support for our students and staff at the sites where these students attended when school resumes after the Thanksgiving break.”
The district also will work with the Union City Police Department “to ensure that our schools are as safe as they can be,” he said.
Police are investigating the possibility that an earlier shooting may be related to the slayings, the Times reported. About 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 20, two men were shot and wounded near an intersection in Union City.
The men were treated at a local hospital and released. Police told the newspaper that no evidence so far has linked the two incidents.
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The Stellar Core network depends on validators to ensure liveness and reliability. Operating on the Stellar Core network means putting trust in a set of validators, also known as a quorum set. Any organization or individual can run a validator, thus leveraging their reputation and computing resources to reinforce the network.
As the operator of a validator, as the operator of an interface to the Stellar Core network (such as Horizon) or simply as an entity doing business on Stellar it is important to be aware of which validators are trusted with ensuring the health of the network.
As an introduction to organizations on the Stellar Core network, below is a list and chart of the most trusted organizations on the network. Select one to get more information about that organization.
This section should enable the visitor to pick a good set of validators.
It should also help the visitor with selecting some preferred peers to strengthen its chances of having a good network.
This should answer a set of general questions:
This should answer some questions about a specific entity.
Quorum Explorer currently employs a crude estimate of the amount of trust the network in general puts into a specific validator or organization. This "trust index" number is just the amount of nodes that have this particular validator in their quorumset, divided by the total amount of validators in quorumsets. This number is not reliable for any decision, as it can easily be gamed, it's just used to roughly order nodes.
You want a quorum set that consists of as many validators that you trust as possible, and also as diverse as possible, with a treshold so that a conspiracy would have to span as much validators as possible, while still allowing for a maximum number of unreachable/unresponsive validators.
This actually means that you want your quorumset to be the minimum amount of validators that you would still trust to not have a conspiracy greater than the treshold.
The next question is which peers do we prefer. We want a group of peers that are reliably available, and also that broadcast quorums that contain the validators we are interested in.
We receive externalize messages from our peers whenever they advance their ledgers. Associated with the externalize messages are quorumset hashes. We use this quorumset hash to ask a peer which members that quorumset has, and who the owner is of that quorumset.
If we receive a statement from a peer saying that it externalizes a message by virtue a certain quorumset, how do we know it is correct? Is this pledges? are they signed? The quorumset is signed by the message sender. This means we know that whoever sent the quorumset believes that particular quorumslice voted for the value it accepted.
The API can be found at https://api.quorumexplorer.com/v1.
The endpoints in this API simply return JSON documents that are continuously refreshed by runs of a crawler.
This endpoint returns an object with basic information on all nodes that are part of the Stellar Core network. For convenience there is also a list of organizations, a total_trust amount which is used to relativize trust amounts and a last_crawl_time which is the time the crawler generated this data.
The root object is structured as follows:
{ organizations: { id -> basic_organization }, nodes: { id -> basic_node }, total_trust: float, last_crawl_time: integer }
View an example of the response to this endpoint here.
This field is a map of node id to node. Node id is also known as the node public key and can be used to uniquely identify a node. basic_info is a map of node properties that leaves out some more data intensive fields.
{ ledger_version: integer, network_id: string, overlay_min_version: integer, overlay_version: integer, peer_id: string, version_string: string, accepts_connections: boolean, error: string | null, address string, known_info: known_info, quorum: quorum, account_info: account_info | null, organization_name: string, trust_table: trust_table, trusting_nodes: [string], trust_value: float, organization_id: string, last_seen: integer, id: string, quorum_history: [quorum] accepts_connections_history: basic_accepts_connections_history, seen_history: basic_seen_history }
This field is a map of organization id to node. Organization id's are a hash of the organization name, in the same way as node id's are calculated by Stellar. basic_organization is a map that leaves out some data intensive fields.
{ id: string, name: string, validators: [string], last_seen: integer }


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These events are aimed at highlighting exemplary work from the MD4SG and related communities and to create a space where an interdisciplinary group of researchers and practitioners can come together to brainstorm holistic solutions to problems impacting historically under-served and marginalized communities.
We strongly encourage all individuals interested in the broader MD4SG mission to participate in these events. We also welcome thoughts and suggestions about how we can best accommodate participants from institutions and organizations that might not have historically participated in similar workshops and events.
Upcoming Events:
- EAAMO '21 organized by Rediet Abebe, Irene Lo, & Ana-Andreea Stoica.
Past Events:
- FAccT '21 CRAFT Session organized by Rediet Abebe, Abeba Birhane, George Obaido, & Roya Pakzad.
- FAccT '21 Data Externalies Workshop organized by Rediet Abebe, Charles Cui, Mihaela Curmei, Andreas Haupt, & Yixin Wang.
- MD4SG '20 organized by Francisco Marmolejo-Cossio and Faidra Monachou
- DSA '20 Tutorial organized by Rediet Abebe, Abeba Birhane, Wanyi Li, Irene Lo, Francisco Marmolejo-Cossio, George Obaido, Ana-Andreea Stoica, Samuel Taggart, & Lily Xu.
- EC '20 Tutorial on Provision and Targeting for Vulnerable Populations organized by Sera Linardi and Sam Taggart
- MD4SG @ COMPASS, Accra, Ghana organized by Mutembesa Daniel, Memunat Ibrahim, and Ifeoma Okoh
- MD4SG '19, Phoenix AZ organized by Rediet Abebe and Irene Lo
- MD4SG '18, Cornell, Ithaca NY organized by Rediet Abebe and Kira Goldner
- WINE '17 Tutorial, Bangalore, India organized Kira Goldner
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Who: Everyone and anyone who loves Phergie and wants to help make her better!
What: The Phergie Hackathon
Where: The #phergie channel of the Freenode IRC network
When: Saturday, June 19 from 10 AM CDT till the last person leaves
Why: We're gearing up for a 2.0.3 release and we're looking to knock out as many bugs as we can that currently block us from replacing the old Phergie 1.x instance currently running on Freenode with a 2.x instance.
How: Just show up in the IRC channel, pick a ticket from the laundry list, and start hacking. Feel free to post any questions you may have to the channel. If you want to hit the ground running on the day of the Hackathon, decide what ticket you'd like to work on and take a look at the developer docs and source code beforehand.
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by By Digital Desk staffAn Irish Sea first is happening this morning.
Hundreds of men are wading into the wintery waves at a beach in Skerries in Co Dublin to raise funds for male cancer care at the Mater Public Hospital.
The Dickie Dip is "an all-male, bare-all swim" with participants "braving the Irish Sea wearing only a dickie bow at a secret location in Skerries."
According to the Mater Foundation: "To learn where the beach is, and to register for the event, just join our Facebook Group and fill out this sign up form."
Organiser Dermot Higgins says the Dickie Dip is a life-affirming event.
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| listScenarios {FSDM} | R Documentation |
listScenarios
creates a list of scenarios and identifies which have
been validated.
listScenarios(ModelsDir, ModelName)
ModelsDir |
a string identifying the path to the models folder in which the operating model is located. |
ModelName |
the name of the model |
This function creates a list of scenarios for a model and checks whether each scenario has been validated. Scenarios are identified as being validated if they were successfully validated and if the validation time stamp is later than the 'lastedit' time stamp for the model and the 'lastedit' time stamp for the scenario. The returned list has two components. The first is a vector containing the names that have been successfully validated. The second is a vector of the names that have not been validated; either because validation was not successful or because changes were made to the model or the scenario after validation was done.
a list having four components, a vector of the names of scenarios that were properly validated, a vector of the names of scenarios that were not validated, a vector of the names of all scenarios, and a vector of the names of scenarios that have outputs.


mod_uwa installation
mod_uwa provides an easy-to-use ldap group
Web Authorization capability for an Apache
web server.
- Acquire the prerequisites
- Install the module
- Authorize your server to LDAP
- Configure your system
You will need these associated products. Most of these are available
in normal unix distributions.
- An Apache installation. Either version 1.3 or 2.x is OK.
- An up-to-date OpenSSL library.
- An up-to-date OpenLDAP library.
- An up-to-date sasl2 library.
- A kerberos library.
SASL2 seems to requires the gssapi_krb5 library.
Otherwise kerberos would not be needed.
- Get the current uwa module.
- Extract the file contents into a directory.
- cd to the directory.
- Check the configuration information in: ldaplib.h.
It should be correct for University of Washington sites.
- Configure and make. Note that sasl2 requires kerberos, even though
your configuration may not use it. You may
need to specify both --with-sasl2 and --with-krb5.
$ configure
$ make
$ make install
Authorize your server to LDAP
UW sites will have to authenticate with a UW issued
ssl certificate. Contact the
registration site
to request authorization.
You will need a
UW CA certificate.
If you want to use Kerberos authentication to LDAP you will
also need a kerberos id and keytab for that name.
If you want to use simple authentication va SSL to LDAP you will
only need a password attribute for that name.
Configure your system
See the module configuration documentation.


sqlpetr
is the companion R package for the database tutorial eBook at https://github.com/smithjd/sql-pet. It has two classes of functions:
sqlpetr
has a pkgdown
site at https://smithjd.github.io/sqlpetr/.
You will need the following software:
See below for the details if you’re a Linux desktop user.
If you are working through the code in the book, you will need to install this package first. Note that these instructions assume Windows or MacOS. For Linux, you will need to install some Linux packages. See below for the details on Ubuntu, Fedora or Arch Linux.
Make sure you have a writeable personal library.
Update all your packages with update.packages()
.
Install remotes
if you haven’t already.
In an R console, type
remotes::install_github("smithjd/sqlpetr", force = TRUE, build = FALSE, quiet = TRUE)
We support Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS (“Bionic Beaver”) or later, Fedora 28 or later and Arch Linux. You will need to install RStudio yourself, but we provide scripts to install all the other Linux dependencies including R and Docker.
Install Linux - any desktop should work.
Browse to https://github.com/smithjd/sqlpetr/tree/master/inst/linux. You will find install scripts for Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch. Download the one for your distro, make it executable and run it. The script will install R and the Linux dependencies for sqlpetr
, install Docker, add you to the docker
group and enable/start the Docker service.
Now do
remotes::install_github("smithjd/sqlpetr", force = TRUE, build = FALSE, quiet = TRUE)
to install sqlpetr
.
Note that you will need to log out back to the display manager prompt and log back in for Docker commands to work without sudo
.


ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
James Woods, perhaps Hollywood's best relief pitcher, saves yet another otherwise mediocre movie in ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE. With his mesmerizing blend of incendiary emotions and fascinating charisma, Woods adds a dazzling spark of life to any project he undertakes.
Director Larry Clark, whose first movie was the highly controversial KIDS, directs his second, ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE, as an updated and less romanticized road picture a la BONNIE AND CLYDE. With large doses of realistic gore and with one heroin induced high after another, the film likes to push the cinematic envelope as far as possible while avoiding the dreaded NC-17 rating, which it probably deserves.
Vincent Kartheiser plays a drug addict and lowlife hood named Bobbie. When we first meet Bobbie, he is high on speed. In a rage, he is cracking open vending machines with a big screwdriver, which, when he is caught, he uses to impale the guard through the heart.
As Bobbie's girlfriend, Rosie, Natasha Gregson Wagner spends most of the movie whining and cooing and asking him to get high with her and come to bed. Wagner, who has the most underwritten role, does little visible acting.
After the vending machine debacle, "Uncle" Mel (James Woods) comes to administer some heroin to Bobbie to help him with his sore ribs and other ailments. In return, he proposes that Bobbie join him in a life of big-time crime.
Mel owns a big, shiny black Cadillac, the land yacht of choice from the time when the story is set, the early 1970s. A proud member of the criminal fast lane, Mel thinks he is invincible and, hence, has much to teach up-and-coming crooks like Bobbie.
 Besides wanting to look a decade younger than her age, Sid pines for a baby. Mel, of course, being a serious, career professional, pooh-poohs Sid's desire for family bliss.
Most of the movie has these two Bonnie and Clyde couples -- the veterans and the apprentices -- engaging in a variety of crimes. Almost like commercial breaks, we cut to episodes of them shooting up heroin outside of and during work hours. If heroin were legal, these might be confused with paid product placements.
The predictable script by Stephen Chin and Christopher B. Landon, based on the book by Eddie Little, telegraphs most of its punches. If a job looks too easy, you can be sure it will go awry and in the obvious way.
The enjoyment of the picture comes back to James Woods's compelling acting. In one delicious scene, Mel sells drugs to two California "surfer dudes," who try to bargain down the price. Bad idea. Drawing two six-guns, Western-style from their hidden place between the sofa cushions, he almost scares the kids to death. Bullets would have been superfluous.
ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE skirts various movie genres (including crime drama, comedy, character study and drug abuse) without ever developing any of them with enough depth to allow them to gel. What we are left with is another wonderful performance by James Woods and little more.
ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE runs 1:39. It is rated R for pervasive heroin and other drug abuse, strong violence, profanity, sex, and nudity and would be questionable for anyone less than college age.
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Quickstart
Installing and Running RGA
The tool is available for download on the RGA GitHub releases page.
Windows: use the .msi installer or .zip archive from. For Vulkan®, the installer would also install the RGA Layer and hence is the recommended option.
Linux: use the .tgz archive.
To run the app, run the RadeonGPUAnalyzerGUI executable.
Startup dialog
The graphical user interface has been extended to support more than a single API, so you will now be prompted to select your default API of choice on startup. You can check the “Do not ask me again” check box to always launch the app in the desired mode.
Vulkan® Mode
The Home Page
Select Vulkan® as the API of choice on startup. Then, in the home page, we have two options for a start:
Create a graphics pipeline
Create a compute pipeline
Creating a Project
Let’s start by creating a graphics pipeline.
You will then be prompted for an optional rename of your project:
After the project is created, you can use this menu to add your shaders:
When adding a shader file, you have two options:
Create a template GLSL file, auto-generated by RGA. This is a good option if you are interested in rapid prototyping and just want something that compiles to use as a base line.
Add an existing SPIR-V binary or GLSL source file.
Let’s create template vertex and fragment shaders:
After creating/adding a file, you can edit the source code in the editor. This is true not only to GLSL textual code. It is possible to load a SPIR-V binary in RGA. If you do that, the binary would be disassembled, and you will be able to edit it as textual code. Upon compilation, RGA would reassemble the SPIR-V binary for you.
After we edited our shader source code, SPIR-V binaries or mix thereof, let’s make sure that the pipeline state matches our shaders. Clicking on Pipeline state would open the RGA’s pipeline state editor:
The editor provides a tree representation of the Vulkan® pipeline state, allowing the user to edit a graphics or compute pipeline’s creation parameters. Different sections are available to be configured within this view depending on the project’s pipeline type:
Graphics pipeline
VkGraphicsPipelineCreateInfo
VkPipelineLayoutCreateInfo
VkDescriptorSetLayoutCreateInfo array
VkRenderPassCreateInfo
Compute pipeline
VkComputePipelineCreateInfo
VkPipelineLayoutCreateInfo
VkDescriptorSetLayoutCreateInfo array
One nice thing about this view is that it allows you to visually see the create info structure relationships within the Vulkan® pipeline state, which is sometimes hard to do from just looking at the flat Vulkan® spec.
You can use Ctrl+F to search the state:
which would also scroll to the relevant occurrence:
It is also possible to use the filter option while searching:
Searching with this option on would only show the relevant parts of the tree:
Another useful option is loading the pipeline state file. RGA stores the Vulkan® pipeline state in a JSON file:
.gpso file for graphics pipelines, with a representation of VkGraphicsPipelineCreateInfo
.cpso file for compute pipelines, with a representation of VkComputePipelineCreateInfo
These files can be serialized from your Vulkan® app in runtime using the RGA layer, a beta feature that ships with RGA. For more info about this feature, see the Vulkan® Help Manual section.
When you build your project with RGA, the tool spawns a Vulkan® app that accepts the JSON representation of your state (based on the values in the UI),
Generating Disassembly
After the pipeline state matches our shaders, let’s build the project:
The compiler output can be viewed at the Build output pane at the bottom:
And, in case of a successful build, the disassembly and HW resource usage info would be shown on the right:
That’s it - we got our first Vulkan® pipeline built with RGA.
OpenCL™ Offline Mode
The Home Page
Creating a Project
RGA Project is a vehicle that can contain any number of OpenCL™ source files (.cl), together with a set of build settings. When you build the project, the OpenCL™ source files are being compiled and linked together into a single HSA Code Object binary.
RGA will automatically create for you the project when you add or create a file in the Home Page.
To add an existing .cl source file, use Ctrl+O or click on “Open existing .cl file” under the Start section:
You can also do this by clicking on File -> “Open existing c.l file”:
In a similar way, you can create a project by creating an empty .cl file. Use the Ctrl+N shortcut or click on “Create new .cl file”.
You will then be prompted for an optional rename of your project:
RGA will use a yymmdd-hhmmss date-time string as a default name. Check the “Always use auto-generated project names” check box to instruct RGA to always use the default name without prompting for renaming.
Generating Disassembly
To build your project and generate the disassembly, use the Ctrl+Shift+B shortcut. Alternatively, you can use the Build -> Build project menu item:
When a build is triggered, the rga command line tool will be invoked. The “Build output” window at the bottom will display the invocation command for the RGA command line tool, as well its output.
In case of a build success, the list of kernels in each file would be shown underneath each entry in the file menu on the left side.
Use that list to control which kernel is in focus (highlighted in yellow):
The disassembly for the relevant kernel will be displayed in the disassembly view on the right:
Highlighted rows are correlated to the current line in the source code view on the left
Memory instructions are colored in red to help you identify spots with high memory pressure
The Columns drop-down menu at the top can be used to customize the presented columns
If more than one GPU was targeted, use the drop-down on the top left corner to switch devices
The resource usage line shows the GPU resources that are consumed by the presented code
The disassembly view also shows the VGPR pressure throughout the shader’s instructions. The “VGPR Pressure” column’s header shows the total number of VGPRs used by the shader and the total number of VGPRs allocated for the shader. The cells of this column visualize the VGPR allocation and the utilization at each instruction. Since VGPRs are allocated in blocks, reducing just a few VGPRs can save an entire block from being allocated. Hovering over any of the VGPR Pressure cells would show a hint that takes into account the VGPR allocation block size for the specific shader and calculates how many VGPRs need to be freed in order to save a single VGPR block at that point of the program. Note that the VGPR allocation block size is dependent on the target GPU as well as on certain characteristics of the shader, such as the wave size it was compiled for (if applicable).
In case of a performance hazard due to the usage of a GPU resource, RGA will display a warning icon and highlight the relevant resources:
The possible hazards are:
VGPR spills
SGPR spills
LDS usage exceeds the recommended limit (based on the target GPU’s HW features)
Scratch memory usage is non-zero
The size of the code is larger than the instruction cache


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core¶
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Performs BET analysis on isotherm data for all relative pressure ranges. |
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Performs single point BET analysis on an isotherm data set for all relative pressure ranges. |
Checks that n(p-po) aka check1 is increasing. |
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Checks that y intercept of the BET plot’s linear regression is positive. |
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Checks that nm, amount adsorbed in the monolayer, is in the range of data points used in BET analysis. |
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Checks that relative pressure is consistent. |
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Checks that relative pressure ranges contain a minium number of data |
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Calls all check functions and combines their masks into one “rouqerol mask”. |
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Prints a single specific surface area answer from the valid relative pressure range with either the lowest error or most number of points. |
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beatmap.core.
bet
(bet_results)[source]¶ Performs BET analysis on isotherm data for all relative pressure ranges.
This function performs BET analysis of any relative pressure range where the starting relative pressure is less than the ending relative pressure.
Results of the analysis are written to arrays, the indexes of the arrays correspond to the starting and ending relative pressure.
eg the specific surface area value with the indicies [3,9] is the specific surface area for the relative pressure range that begins with the 4th data point and ends with the 10th.
Arrays of results are stored in the bet_results named tuple.
- Parameters
bet_results (namedtuple) –
Contains all information required for BET analysis. Results of BET analysis are also stored in this named tuple. Relevant fields for BET anaylsis are:
bet_results.raw_data
(dataframe) : experimental isotherm data.bet_results.a_o
(flaot) : the cross sectional area of the
adsorbate molecule, in square angstrom.
- Returns
bet_results – Contains the results of BET analysis. Relevant fields are:
bet_results.ssa
(array) : 2D array of specific surface area
values, in m^2/g, indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.c
(array) : 2D array of BET constants values,
indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.nm
(array) : 2D array of monolayer adsorbed
amounts, in mol/g, indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.err
(array) : 2D array of average error between
a datapoint and the theoretical BET isotherm. Indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.slope
(array) : 2D array of slope values for the
BET plot trendline. Indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.intercept
(array) : 2D array of intercept values
for the BET plot trendline. Indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
bet_results.r
(array) : 2D array of r values for the BET plot
trendline. Indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
- Return type
namedtuple
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beatmap.core.
single_point_bet
(df, a_o)[source]¶ Performs single point BET analysis on an isotherm data set for all relative pressure ranges. Can be used to check for agreement between BET and single point BET.
- Parameters
bet_results (namedtuple) –
Contains all information required for BET analysis. Results of BET analysis are also stored in this named tuple. Relevant fields for single point BET anaylsis are:
bet_results.raw_data
(dataframe) : experimental isotherm data.bet_results.a_o
(flaot) : the cross sectional area of the
adsorbate molecule, in square angstrom.
- Returns
singlept_results –
Contains the results of single point BET analysis. Relevant fields are:
singlept_results.ssa
(array) : 2D array of specific surface
area values, in m^2/g, indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
singlept_results.nm
(array) : 2D array of monolayer adsorbed
amounts, in mol/g, indicies correspond to first and last datapoint used in the analysis.
- Return type
namedtuple
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beatmap.core.
check_1
(df)[source]¶ Checks that n(p-po) aka check1 is increasing.
This is a necessary condition for linearity of the BET dataset.
- Parameters
df (dataframe) – dataframe of imported experimental isothermal adsorption data.
- Returns
check1 – array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds to relative pressure ranges where n(p-po) isn’t consistently increasing with relative pressure, ie ranges that fail this check.
- Return type
array
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beatmap.core.
check_2
(intercept)[source]¶ Checks that y intercept of the BET plot’s linear regression is positive.
- Parameters
intercept (array) – 2D array of y-intercept values.
- Returns
check2 – array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds to relative pressure ranges where the y-intercept is negative or zero, ie ranges that fail this check.
- Return type
array
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beatmap.core.
check_3
(df, nm)[source]¶ Checks that nm, amount adsorbed in the monolayer, is in the range of data points used in BET analysis.
- Parameters
df (dataframe) – dataframe of imported experimental isothermal adsorption data
nm (array) – 2D array of BET specific amount of adsorbate in the monolayer, the coordinates of the array corresponding to relative pressures, units [moles / gram].
- Returns
check3 – array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds to relative pressure ranges nm is not included in the range of experimental n values, ie ranges that fail this check.
- Return type
array
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beatmap.core.
check_4
(df, nm, slope, intercept)[source]¶ Checks that relative pressure is consistent.
The relative pressure corresponding to nm is found from linear interpolation of the experiemental data.
A second relative pressure is found by setting n to nm in the BET equation and solving for relative pressure.
The two relative pressures are compared and must agree within 10% to pass this check.
- Parameters
df (dataframe) – dataframe of imported experimental isothermal adsorption data
nm (array) – 2D array of BET specific amount of adsorbate in the monolayer, the coordinates of the array corresponding to relative pressures, units [moles / gram]
slope (array) – 2D array of slope values resulting from linear regression applied to relevant experimental data
intercept (array) – 2D array of y-intercept values resulting from linear regression applied to relevant experimental data
- Returns
check4 – array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds to relative pressure values that do not agree within 10%, ie ranges that fail this check
- Return type
array
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beatmap.core.
check_5
(df, points=5)[source]¶ - Checks that relative pressure ranges contain a minium number of data
points.
- Parameters
df (dataframe) – dataframe of imported experimental isothermal adsorption data
points (int) – minimum number of data points required for BET analysis to be considered valid default value is 5
- Returns
check5 – array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds to ranges of experimental data that contain less than the minimum number of points
- Return type
array
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beatmap.core.
rouq_mask
(bet_results, check1=True, check2=True, check3=True, check4=True, check5=True, points=5)[source]¶ Calls all check functions and combines their masks into one “rouqerol mask”.
- Parameters
bet_results (namedtuple) – Contains all the necessary arrays to be passed to check 1-5.
check1 (boolean) – True means the will be evalued, False means the check will not be evaluated.
check2 (boolean) – True means the will be evalued, False means the check will not be evaluated.
check3 (boolean) – True means the will be evalued, False means the check will not be evaluated.
check4 (boolean) – True means the will be evalued, False means the check will not be evaluated.
check5 (boolean) – True means the will be evalued, False means the check will not be evaluated.
points (int) – The minimum number of experimental data points for a relative pressure interval to be considered valid.
- Returns
rouq_mask – Contains arrays for the result of each check and a masked array that is the result of all selected checks. Fields of the named tuple are:
-
rouq_mask.mask
(MaskedArray) : object where invalid BET results are masked.-``rouq_mask.check1 (array) : array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds failing check1 -``rouq_mask.check2 (array) : array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds failing check2 -``rouq_mask.check3 (array) : array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds failing check3 -``rouq_mask.check4 (array) : array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds failing check4 -``rouq_mask.check5 (array) : array of 1s and 0s where 0 corresponds failing check5
- Return type
namedtuple
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beatmap.core.
ssa_answer
(bet_results, rouq_mask, criterion='error')[source]¶ Prints a single specific surface area answer from the valid relative pressure range with either the lowest error or most number of points.
- Parameters
bet_results (named tuple) –
bet_results.ssa
contains the array of specific surface values.rouq_mask (named tuple) –
rouq_mask.mask
contains the mask used to remove invaid specific surface area values from consideration.criterion (string) – Used to specify the criterion for a final specific surface area answer, either ‘error’ or ‘points’. Defaults to ‘error’.


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LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and more NBA players react to Carmelo Anthony's return
by Jordan GreerCarmelo Anthony is back in the NBA, and his peers couldn't be more excited.
The 10-time All-Star has agreed to a non-guaranteed deal with the Trail Blazers, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. Anthony is set to join Portland on its upcoming six-game road trip, which kicks off with a Saturday night game against the Spurs.
MORE: Kristaps Porzingis object of boos, obscene chants in return to MSG
Anthony last played for the Rockets during the 2018-19 season, but Houston decided to "part ways" with the future Hall of Famer after just 10 games. Anthony has been sitting and waiting for his next opportunity ever since, and he finally found it with a Portland team desperate for any frontcourt production.
Upon seeing Thursday night's news, several NBA players hopped on social media and enthusiastically celebrated Anthony's return. LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, both close friends of Melo, kicked off the Twitter spree with multiple exclamation points.


Emma Watson and Tom Felton had ‘sparks’, according to Rupert Grint
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Harry Potter fans who wanted to see Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) and Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) can now feel justified.
In the Harry Potter franchise, fans have been noticing a strong chemistry between the two characters for years.
The Gryffindor and Slytherin didn’t have a chance to date onscreen nor their offscreen alter egos.
This led fans into thinking whether the chemistry between Felton and Watson are just imagined.
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Co-star Rupert Grint who played Ron Weasley revealed that he did see ‘sparks’ between the two while filming Harry Potter.
Grint spoke about his Harry Potter mates on the casts and said he could see Watson and Felton together while speaking to Entertainment Tonight about his new Apple TV+show, Servant.
He said that there was always something and ‘a little bit of a spark’.
The actor explained that he didn’t want to start any rumours about this but he confirmed the sparks he noticed when they were filming Harry Potter back then.
Grint mentioned that back then they were kids and it was like a kind of playground romance.
As for Grint himself, he was ‘spark-free’ and he didn’t feel anything with anyone on the set of Harry Potter.
Grint’s announcement may not be a surprise for fans. Watson admitted in 2012 that she had a childhood crush on Felton while filming Harry Potter.
Felton’s comments about the relationship put an end to it.
Watson shared on The Jonathan Ross Show that between the age of 10 to 12 she had a terrible crush on Felton. According to her, he was a bad guy, was a few years older and owned a skateboard which was so cool to her.
Watson added that he knew about it and then he would say that he sees her in a younger sisterly way which broke her heart.
Years after the Harry Potter franchise ended, Watson and Felton are still close friends today. The duo was spotted together many times and was often featured in each other’s Instagram accounts.
Felton posted a photo with Watson in South Africa on August 19, 2019.
In a photo where the two of them are dressed in pyjamas as Felton teaches Watson how to play the guitar, Felton captioned the picture with “Quick learner x”.
That photo garnered attention whether the Harry Potter album was dating.
But nothing seems to be going on between them and it is reported that the two are just good friends.
Watson and Felton have a supportive relationship with one another although they may not be dating.
Watson revealed that she was ‘self-partnered’ in an interview with British Vogue for December 2019.
She said she is single and proud of it and never believed in the whole I’m happy single spiel.
In an interview with Daily Mail Felton supports Watson’s newly coined term and also relates to it.
The star said he likes it even though it is his first time he heard of it.
He himself is self-partnered, and he also said at this moment it’s not necessary to be with someone just for the sake of it.
Felton and Watson live in Los Angeles so they see each other often now.
He said that it’s always good to bump into Watson, whether at the beach or over dinner.
Felton added that Watson is a smart and lovely lady and it’s good to bump into each other and reminisce about the old-time and look forward to the future.
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Module ratchet
The purpose of the ratchet library is to provide a generic socket control mechanism for large numbers of sockets without using threads or losing the ease of synchronous socket programming. Along with networking, the library provides a sort of kernel to allow side-by-side execution of different streams of logic.
Functions
| get_method (self) | Returns the polling method used behind-the-scenes by libevent. |
| get_num_threads (self) | Returns the number of active threads the ratchet object is managing. |
| get_space (self, thread, default) | Gets the table (see ratchet.thread.space()) associated with the given thread. |
| loop (self) | Processes thread events in a loop. |
| loop_once (self, noblock) | Executes one iteration of event processing. |
| new (entry, errh) | Constructs and returns a new ratchet object. |
Functions
- get_method (self)
-
Returns the polling method used behind-the-scenes by libevent.
Parameters
- self: the ratchet object.
Return value:
a string identifying the kernel event mechanism (kqueue, epoll, etc.). - get_num_threads (self)
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Returns the number of active threads the ratchet object is managing. This includes threads that are currently running and threads that are paused, but not any that have completed or errored.
Parameters
- self: the ratchet object.
Return value:
the number of active threads. - get_space (self, thread, default)
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Gets the table (see ratchet.thread.space()) associated with the given thread.
Parameters
- self: the ratchet object.
- thread: the thread to get the table for.
- default: if given, this table (or any object) will be set and returned if no other space has already been set for the thread.
- loop (self)
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Processes thread events in a loop. This function simply runs loop_once() with blocking until it returns false.
Parameters
- self: the ratchet object.
- loop_once (self, noblock)
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Executes one iteration of event processing. This may include starting a new thread or resuming one that was paused manually or by an event. This function may block unless noblock is given true.
Parameters
- self: the ratchet object.
- noblock: given as true, this function will not block waiting for events.
Return value:
false if all threads have completed execution, true otherwise. - new (entry, errh)
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Constructs and returns a new ratchet object. This also creates a new libevent control structure that is freed when the object is collected.
Parameters
- entry: called initially as the entry-point ratchet thread.
- errh: called after an error in a ratchet thread before the stack is unwound. It is given two arguments, the error and the thread.
Return value:
a new ratchet object.


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public class GravField
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
GravField() |
Default constructor of GravField that calculates g at the surface of a
body with mass of 1, radius of 1, using:
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
GravField(double M,
double R) |
Produces a GravField of a body with mass M and radius R, and a g at the
surface of the body, using:
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
GravField(double M,
double R,
PhysicsVector r) |
Constructs a GravField of a body with mass M and radius R and a g at a
distance from the surface of r, using:
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
GravField(GravField gBody) |
Constructs a new GravField as a copy of an exsisting one, using:
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
GravField(PhysicsVector r,
double m) |
Constructs a GravField of a point object with mass m, with g calculated
at a distance r, using
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
PhysicsVector |
getg() |
Gets the vector form of the acceleration due to gravity at a point
|
double |
getG() |
Gets the Gravitational Constant
|
double |
getgmag() |
Gets the scalar form of the acceleration due to gravity at a point
|
void |
printGravField() |
Prints the vector form of g to the screen
|
void |
setGrav(PhysicsVector r) |
Calculates the acceleration due to gravity at a point r from the surface
of a body using
g = (GM/r^2)r^
Where r^ is the unit vector of r which is the displacement from the centre
of the body to the point where g is to be calculated
|
public GravField()
public GravField(double M, double R)
M
- Mass of the bodyR
- Radius of the bodypublic GravField(double M, double R, PhysicsVector r)
M
- Mass of the bodyR
- Radius of the bodyr
- Displacement from the body's surfacepublic GravField(PhysicsVector r, double m)
r
- Displacement from objectm
- Mass of objectpublic GravField(GravField gBody)
gBody
- GravField to be copiedpublic void setGrav(PhysicsVector r)
r
- Displacement to point where g is to be calculatedpublic PhysicsVector getg()
public double getgmag()
public double getG()
public void printGravField()


| Class | Rupl::Trigger |
| In: |
rupl.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
Triggers run a block of code (fire) when certain location critera are met based on readings from the GPS receiver. There are two types of conditions under which triggers may be set to fire, Movement and Hotspots.
Each types requires a block of code to run on each fire. The block must accept one argument that will be a hash of data of the current location. The provided hash contains the same keys described for last_known_location, as well as some additional relevent information.
Triggers based on movement run a block of code once when first created, then again every time the GPS moves outside a set radius from the last time the trigger fired.
A hash with the following key.
| distance: | A string that indicates the radius size to measure from the last fired location. eg. "42 feet" Accepts distances in ‘meters’,’Kilometers’,’feet’, and ‘Miles‘ |
Rupl::Trigger.new(:distance => '42 feet') do |data| puts "I just moved 42 feet to..." puts "Lat: #{data[:latitude_ns]+data[:latitude]}" puts "Lng: #{data[:longitude_ew]+data[:longitude]}" end
Hotspot triggers will not fire until the GPS reports a location inside the provided radius of a provided location (hotspot). It will not fire again until the GPS reports a location outside the radius, and then back inside again.
A options hash with the following keys.
| distance: | (required) A string that indicates the radius size to measure from the last fired location. eg. "42 feet" Accepts distances in ‘meters’,’Kilometers’,’feet’, and ‘Miles‘ |
| latitude: | (required) The NMEA formatted latitude of the hotspot. eg. ‘4611.2222‘ |
| latitude_ns: | (required) The hemisphere of the hotspot. eg. ‘N‘ |
| longitude: | (required) The NMEA formatted longitude of the hotspot. eg. ‘08911.2222‘ |
| longitude_ew: | (required) The hemisphere of the hotspot. eg. ‘W‘ |
| delay: | (optional) Time in seconds that the GPS must remain inside the radius before the trigger is fired. Straying outside the radius before this time is up will cancel the trigger and reset the timer. Default is 5 seconds. |
Rupl::Trigger.new( :distance => '15m', :latitude => '4611.2222', :latitude_ns => 'N', :longitude => '11400.1111', :longitude_ew => 'W' ) do |data| puts "########### BULLSEYE! ############# #{data[:distance]}" end


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Forward looking to convince Leicester City player over transfer
by Nihat Emre KocaaslanAccording to Turkish newspaper Fanatik, former Leeds United forward Caleb Ekuban will look to help his current club Trabzonspor sign Leicester City midfielder Daniel Amartey during the next window.
We recently covered initial reports from Turkey that the Ghana international is a transfer target for Trabzonspor, as they look to improve their squad in January.
Fanatik claim Ekuban, who’s an international teammate of Daniel Amartey, will try to convince his friend over a move to Turkey.
The 24 year old has yet to feature for Leicester City this season and could look for a new club in January to get more first team football.
Ekuban himself has managed to kickstart his career since initially going out on loan to the Trabzon club from Leeds United. The Super Lig side made his move permanent in the summer.
Along with Amartey, Trabzonspor have been linked with a move for Stoke City midfielder Badou Ndiaye in recent weeks.
Amartey’s contract with Leicester City will expire at the end of June 2022.


:Title> Welcome to Injustice Dropper <:Body>
I need to go to court to contest a ticket. I remember exactly where I was pulled over - I take the same route to school most days – but I’m not sure which court services the area and I know some courts serve multiple municipalities. I can’t figure out where I need to go for court or how to get help with my case.
Use the court lookup tool to find which court you should go to.
Last month I received a speeding ticket that included information about my court date and rights. I thought I’d put the ticket in a safe place, but I lost it. Now I can’t remember when my court date is, and I’m not sure who to call. To be honest, I’d like to pay the ticket right now without going to court, but there doesn’t seem to be a way.
Use the ticket lookup tool where you can provide various pieces of identifying information to find your ticket. You can also find out how you can pay from there.
I owe fines and fees for several violations. I don’t make enough money at my job to be able to afford to pay - but I am already active volunteering in my community and caring for my neighbors. I wish I knew whether I was eligible to do community service instead of paying fines and fees, how to get credit for the volunteer work I already do, and how to connect with service opportunities that work for my family.
You can use the ticket lookup tool to find out what outstanding fines you have. From there, you can use the 'Get Legal Help' to find a lawyer (pro bono or otherwise) who can help you work through alternative ways of payment.
My license is suspended because I was caught with expired plate tags. I couldn’t renew my plates because I can’t afford to pay my fines, fees, and personal property taxes, which I must pay all at once. I’m working two jobs to earn money - but they are both a half hour drive away and I can’t afford to get pulled over with a suspended license. I’d also like to know whether there’s a warrant out for my arrest, and how to resolve it.
This is going to be on a case by case basis. The best thing to do is head over to the legal help page to find a laywer who can assit you.
I’m a court clerk. I pride myself on providing good service at our court. To help with this, I’d like to know key analytics, such as how long people have to wait in court, and how that compares to other courts and our past performance.
Thank you for being part of the process of improvment! You can use the court lookup tool to see how your municipal is doing. While we don't have any tools to do compare munipicals directly, statistics (and ranking) about individual courts are avaliable.


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The Monty Hall problem is a well known puzzle in statistics. Based on the show "Let's Make a Deal", the Monty Hall problem presents the contestant with three identacle doors. They're told that two of the doors hide goats, while the final doors has a car behind it. The contestant is then prompted to select a door. One of the two remaining doors is then opened to reveal a goat. The contestant is then asked if they wish to keep their door or switch to the remaining unopen door.
Which would you choose?


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Donald Trump is coming to the UK again in two weeks' time
The White House has announced that US President Donald Trump will travel to the UK again on December 2.
He will be here for a two-day Nato Summit in London which starts on December 3.
Melania Trump will accompany him during the visit, which will include a reception at Buckingham Palace with the Queen.
It will come just ten days before the General Election on December 12.
The last time Mr Trump came to the UK was in June, when he was honoured with a full state visit.
He was given a ceremonial welcome at Buckingham Palace and shown around Westminister Abbey.
There was a state banquet in the palace ballroom, during which the president praised the ‘eternal friendship’ of the US and Britain.
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Map is an enumerable method that does two very important things:
1) It alters every element of an array when combined with block of code and another method (optional) that instructs it on how those elements should be altered.
2) It returns a new array of those altered elements, rather than changing them in the original array.
Therefore, map is a non-destructive method that can be incredibly powerful for increasing the functionality of other methods and producing new arrays for you to work with. (And, if you just want to have #1 without the new array, you can use map!, the destructive version.)
Say that you had an array of family members' names, but you were all going into witness protection and wanted to see test out some different last names to see which ones you like best. You don't want to alter the original array because then you wouldn't be able to keep modifying it as many times or as easily as you'd like. You could do something like this:
#=> John Mermelstein Jane Mermelstein Billy Mermelstein Suzy Mermelstein


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Gender :
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Languages known :
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Madame Bovary:
She was looking for something to rely on, something more tangible than love. Genre : Novel
Bonjour Tristesse:
The tale is narrated by Cecile who is the same age as the author, just 17. She has lived with her father for the past three years and before that she was in a convent school for the bulk of each year, spending the summers with him in Paris.


Habitat
Dragonite is native to the Kanto region. It is extremely rare. It is said that somewhere there is an island where only dragonites live. Therefore, he can be found while traveling the seas.


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1 bowl |
smoked |
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Preparation: 25mg 2-ci dissolved in 1 teaspoon Bourbon. I have tried this stuff a few times and have found that if you don't mix 2-ci with alcohol it wont dissolve properly. This is also a safe method for measuring since I don't have an expensive medical scale:
for example if I have 100mg 2-ci and I want 5 20mg hits:
1) add 5 teaspoons Bourbon to your 100mg 2ci in a watertight container.
2) shake until fully dissolved - this takes 3-5 minutes
3) now I can measure out in teaspoons again, 1 teaspoon liquid is 1 20mg hit
You can store 2-ci in Bourbon for quite some time, if you don't take it all at once make sure you shake the bottle again before measuring your hits because 2-ci has a tendency to settle at the bottom of the bottle. When I take 2-ci as suggested above it will kick in within about 30-60 minutes instead of the 1-2 hours it takes in capsule form.
This is an account of the first time I tried 2-ci:
I purchased some 2-ci online and prepared it as noted above, about 25 minutes after taking it I smoked a bowl of Cannabis and started watching Big Fish which I had never seen before. I should also note that I refrained from all food for the entire day prior to taking the 2-ci at night around 7:30pm. About 10 minutes into the movie I started noticing auras around everyone in the movie, the effects seem to come on very gradually and in waves. Slowly things started breathing and crawling in intricate patterns.
45 minutes after taking the 2-ci I began to see the characters of the movie transforming, they would change ages before my eyes, become transparent or move at different speeds than the rest of the movie. One character would slowly melt into another or an actor would flicker in between their current role in this movie and one they had played before. Characters could display different emotions at the same time, different ages at the same time, they all seemed to trascend time. Time for me seemed to crawl, minutes seemed like hours.
About an hour into the movie I had a feeling that I knew the characters personally and that I was actually in the movie. I had a sense that I could control the movie and its characters like puppets. I could feel every cell in my body moving and breathing any movement was pleasureable. When I looked at the blankets that covered me they seemed to move like the ocean and I felt that I was floating in the water. I could close my eyes and be anywhere in the world, all the sights and sounds and smells everything felt so real.
After the first movie I decided to watch another Alice in Wonderland, the cartoon version of course. My entire world became a cartoon all the things in my home became colorful cartoon versions of themselves. I imagined my cat was Dina from the movie and I envisioned myself as a cartoon as well. At this point things were still transforming and melting at times the movie seemed to be more like Picasso and less like Disney. Alice's eyes would travel down her face or she would form two noses or any type of combination you could imagine.
After this movie I go to my mirror and I see myself transforming, I see myself young, old, beautiful, ugly, fat, thin. Then the mirror is like the looking glass from Alice in Wonderland, I see my world as usual on the other side but on this side things are still changing.  I think of many creative new ideas and my imagination can actually create tangible versions of what I think, I can touch them and see them as if they were really there.
After about 5-6 hours my mind starts getting exhausted, I am still peaking and at this point the experience is not all together pleasant. It takes a lot of mental effort on my part to keep my delusions positive. I have strange compulsions to clean and vaccuum, brush my teeth, fold laundry, my mind is very tired but my body is still going from the drug. The next 2 hours or so are a constant uphill battle to stay positive, I get quick flashes of frightening images but am able to will them away with considerable effort. Finally after about 8 hours I am able to sleep, I sleep for about 4 hours and I wake up fairly refreshed. The next day I am sober but I have heightened senses, I see colors as more vibrant, I observe small things about people walking on the street, I notice things in my world I have never noticed before
I have found that 2-ci experiences seem to have a 'central theme' if you will, there is usually one concept or idea that continues to present itself in different ways. For instance in my above experience the theme was metamorphosis, the entire experience lacked continuity, everything changed, nothing was what it seemed. Also each experience seems to be quite different. I will be under its influence for 8-12 hours 4-6 of those being peak hours. I am a fairly experienced psychoactive drug user and found that compared to many other drugs you have minimal control over 2-ci's effects. Unlike MDMA there is no willing myself out of the experience, there is no sobering up for a moment. An experience can easily turn into a nightmare if a positive mindset is not maintained. Many of the visuals can become frightening and I would not recommend this drug to anyone who has ever 'freaked out' on any other drug.
I had read that a 2-ci experience is supposed to fall somewhere between MDMA and LSD, I would agree but say the experience is much closer to that of LSD. There is not nearly the body buzz experienced with MDMA, most body feelings seem somehow associated with visuals. Overall this is an enjoyable drug but I would really only recommend it to experienced drug users.
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(a) DRIFTS spectra of the solids formed in the experiments with 0.33 M MgCl 2 and CaCl 2 solutions. The spectra are offset for clarity. (b) Secondary electron images of crystals formed in zabuyelite growth solutions with 0.33 M CaCl 2, and (c) precipitates from zabuyelite growth solutions with 0.33 M MgCl 2.


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Wrap a ReadableStream in a TransformStream.
var from = require('from2');
var concat = require('concat-stream');
var toThrough = require('to-through');
var readable = from([' ', 'hello', ' ', 'world']);
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Tests with jenkins plugin
Edit (pull request)We have seen here that we can use the ALIEN REST API to archive tests. Based on it, a jenkins plugin has been developed (and still being improved) to automate all the test routine.
The plugin is written in JAVA language, and can ca lunch a serie of BDD (Behaviour Driven Development) tests with the help of Cucumber framework.
The tests are lunched via configurables Jenkins “FreeStyle” jobs. You can then configure the ALIEN instance on which to perform tests, the cloud, the credential to be used, and also specify whether or not to undeploy the test application before endind the job.
Prerequisites
Prepare your archive
Follow the same instructions as the ones explained here. in addition, add in the “test” folder your cucumbr file (a .feature file). Your archive should look like:
├── Definitions
│ ├── java-types.yaml
│ └── tosca-base-types.yaml
├── images
│ ├── compute.png
│ └── ...
├── test
│ ├── sample-application.yaml
└── tests.feature
└── TOSCA-Metadata
└── ALIEN-META.yaml
The cucumber (.feature) file
In this file, you will have to describe what you whant to test and the way the tests should be proceeded. Currently, we only support a few steps:
Feature: Install Tomcat application and test status
Scenario: I install an application
Given a cloud "cloud" created
When i deploy the test application
Then i have application "deployed" within 10000 milliseconds
Package and Install the plugin
Fist you need to clone the repository and package the plugin to have a .hpi file.
Then install the plugin in your running instance of Jenkins. (For more information, see the Readme file in the plugin repository).
How to test your topology
Archive and location
After preparing the archive, you have to put it at jenkins disposal. For now the solution is to upload the folder content (unzipped) on a git or svn.
For the next steps, you should make sure you have a running instance of Alien 4 Cloud (copy its URL), and a cloud created and activated (note its name)
Jenkins job
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Configure the job. In the “Source Code Management” section, select your provider and fill in the repository URL where you’ve uploded the content of your archive.
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Next, configure the build environment, by checking the option Setup Alien4Cloud test environment. This will set up some variables for the tests. Also optionnaly check the sub-option if you want the job to automatically undeploy the test application at the end.
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Add a build step. From the lists, Select “ALIEN 4 Cloud arhives tests”.
And configure the parameters. Note that some of them might be required for the job to run well. -
You can now save the job config, and run it. Check for the job output to see how tests are going.
If you didn’t check the option to automatically undeploy the application at the end, you might have to do it manually. Thus, you need the deployment Id, which you can find checking the job logs.
Actually, we only support deployment and checking of it status. More steps will be added later.


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