Units¶
VeRoViz uses specific strings to denote units for the output values from different functions (e.g., for distance, time and area). All abbreviation below are case insensitive.
For input values, the units are defined in the names of fields (e.g., units of ‘speedMPS’ are [meters per second]).
Distance Units¶
Units |
Valid VeRoViz Abbreviations |
|---|---|
Meters (default) |
‘meters’, ‘m’ |
Kilometers |
‘kilometers’, ‘km’ |
Miles |
‘miles’, ‘mi’ |
Feet |
‘feet’, ‘ft’ |
Nautical Miles |
‘nm’, ‘nmi’ |
Time Units¶
Units |
Valid VeRoViz Abbreviations |
|---|---|
Seconds (default) |
‘seconds’, ‘sec’, ‘s’ |
Minutes |
‘minutes’, ‘min’ |
Hours |
‘hours’, ‘h’ |
Area Units¶
Units |
Valid VeRoViz Abbreviations |
|---|---|
Square meters |
‘sqm’, ‘sqmeters’, ‘sm’ |
Square feet |
‘sqft’, ‘sqfeet’, ‘sf’ |
Square miles |
‘sqmi’, ‘sqmiles’, ‘smi’ |
Square kilometers |
‘sqkm’, ‘sqkilometers’, ‘skm’ |
VeRoViz provides utility functions to help the user transform units.
See convertDistance()
, convertTime()
,
convertSpeed()
and convertArea()


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POINTER TO A FUNCTION
It is used to invoke a function using pointer .Similar to a
variable is pointed by a pointer, a function also can be pointed
by a pointer .A pointer to a function is declared as follows:
This function pointer can point to any function
Here p1 is the function pointer and sum is the function .
We point p1 to the function sum .To call the function sum ,
we can use the pointer p1 with parameters.(*p1)(x,y);


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Produces a graphical display, as a heat map, of measures of pairwise linkage disequilibria between SNPs. Users may optionally include the physical locations or genetic map distances of each SNP on the plot.
| Version: | 0.99-5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0) |
| Imports: | grid, genetics, snpStats |
| Suggests: | rtracklayer, GenomicRanges, GenomeInfoDb, IRanges, lattice, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-08-16 |
| Author: | Ji-Hyung Shin [aut], Sigal Blay [aut], Nicholas Lewin-Koh [ctb], Brad McNeney [aut, cre], Gloria Yang [ctb], Matthew Reyers [ctb], Jinko Graham [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Brad McNeney <mcneney at sfu.ca> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://stat.sfu.ca/statgen/research/ldheatmap.html |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | LDheatmap citation info |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| In views: | Genetics |
| CRAN checks: | LDheatmap results |
| Reference manual: | LDheatmap.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
LDheatmap LDheatmap adding tracks example |
| Package source: | LDheatmap_0.99-5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: LDheatmap_0.99-5.zip, r-release: LDheatmap_0.99-5.zip, r-oldrel: LDheatmap_0.99-5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: LDheatmap_0.99-5.tgz, r-oldrel: LDheatmap_0.99-5.tgz |
| Old sources: | LDheatmap archive |
| Reverse imports: | synbreed |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=LDheatmap to link to this page.


| new-vector {rlang} | R Documentation |
These functions construct vectors of a given length, with attributes
specified via dots. Except for new_list()
and new_raw()
, the
empty vectors are filled with typed missing values. This is in
contrast to the base function base::vector()
which creates
zero-filled vectors.
new_logical(n, names = NULL) new_integer(n, names = NULL) new_double(n, names = NULL) new_character(n, names = NULL) new_complex(n, names = NULL) new_raw(n, names = NULL) new_list(n, names = NULL)
n |
The vector length. |
names |
Names for the new vector. |
These functions are likely to be replaced by a vctrs equivalent in the future. They are in the questioning lifecycle stage.
rep_along
new_list(10) new_logical(10)


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Your physical efforts with a desktop application, having 0 barrier to entry, is a commodity.
Digital tools are a force multiplier.
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WITNESS LIST
Intergovernmental Relations
May 19, 2016 9:00 AM
Charge 1
ON:
Alvarado, Juan (Self), Luling, TX
Carruth, Kevin City Manager (City of Rockport), Rockport, TX
Cohen, Howard Attorney (Schwartz, Page & Harding, LLP), Houston, TX
Conklin, Donald Vice President (North Austin MUD #1), Austin, TX
Coyle, Jeff Director of Government & Public Affairs (City of San Antonio), San Antonio,
TX
Doggett, Robert Attorney (Texas Family Council), Austin, TX
Evans, Richard County Judge (Bandera County), Bandera, TX
Hill, Allegra Policy Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Texas Public Policy
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Hinch, Wesley County Attorney (Liberty County), Liberty, TX
Houston, Scott General Counsel (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
Knight, Jay County Judge (Liberty County), Liberty, TX
Lee, Donald Executive Director (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX
Loughmiller, Brian Mayor (also providing written testimony) (McKinney, Texas),
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Martinez de Vara, Art Attorney; City Attorney (Martinez de Vara Law Firm; Kingsbury,
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McKinney, Fredie (Self), Harwood, TX
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Petronis, Joe President, Board of Directors (Wells Branch MUD), Austin, TX
Quintero, James Analyst (Texas Public Policy Foundation), Austin, TX
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Model of a quantum dot array for solar energy
Toby Driscoll, May 7, 2011
(Chebfun example ode-eig/SolarQDA.m)
Researchers at the University of Delaware are exploring the use of quantum dot arrays (QDA) to capture solar energy. One simplified model of a QDA is as a 1-D Schrödinger eigenvalue problem. The governing equation is
-(hbar^2/2m) psi'' + U(x) psi = E psi,
where psi(x) is the wavefunction, hbar is Planck's constant divided by 2 pi, m is an effective mass, E is an allowed energy, and U(x) is a potential with wells representing the quantum dots. We will take psi=0 far from the wells to supply boundary conditions.
Here are some dimensional parameters corresponding to physical experiments. Space is measured in nm and energy is in eV.
hbar = 1.054e-34; m = [0.067 0.022]*9.109e-31*1.602e-37; % effective mass of InAs and GaAs numwell = 4; % number of wells width = 6.5; depth = 0.85; spacing = 3; % well parameters
From the well parameters we will find the boundaries of each well, then add endpoints far out to each side.
x = cumsum( [0 repmat([width spacing],1,numwell)] ); x = [ -10*spacing, x(1:end-1), x(end)+9*spacing ];
Now we create the potential U as a piecewise constant function. We use a syntax that is compact but opaque: create a cell array of the constant values, one per subinterval.
LW = 'linewidth'; lw = 1.6; vals = [repmat([depth 0],1,numwell) depth]; % [ 0 -depth 0 ... -depth 0 ] vals = mat2cell(vals,1,ones(1,2*numwell+1)); % convert to cell U = chebfun(vals,x); plot(U,LW,lw), ylabel('potential') xlim(x([1 end]))
The effective mass is also piecewise constant, so we go through the same motions.
vals = [repmat(m,1,numwell) m(1)];
vals = mat2cell(vals,1,ones(1,2*numwell+1)); % convert to cell
emass = chebfun(vals,x);
Now we are ready to define the Schrodinger operator.
N = chebop(@(psi) -hbar^2./(2*emass).*diff(psi,2) + U.*psi, x); N.lbc = 0; N.rbc = 0;
We find the numwell lowest allowed energies and their wavefunctions. Rather than getting one isolated wavefunction "bump" per well, we see that the wells influence one another strongly.
[Psi,E] = eigs(N,numwell,0); energies = diag(E) subplot(2,1,1) plot(U,LW,lw), ylabel('potential'), xlim(x([1 end])) subplot(2,1,2) plot(Psi,LW,lw), ylabel('wavefunction'), xlim(x([1 end]))
energies = 0.2376 0.2417 0.2469 0.2513
If we look at probability, we find that the first four modes extend significantly over all wells. This is "delocalization" or quantum tunnelling, and it means the device can conduct electricity.
clf
semilogy(Psi.^2,LW,lw), ylabel('probability'),
axis( [x([2 end-1]) 1e-3 1e-1] )
Warning: Negative data ignored Warning: Negative data ignored Warning: Negative data ignored
In practice, though, the potential wells cannot be fabricated identically. A brief experiment shows that the delocalization deteriorates even with small fluctuations in the well depths. Here we perturb by 2% variance.
vals = [repmat([depth 0],1,numwell) depth]; % [ 0 -depth 0 ... -depth 0 ] randn('state',1138) vals(2:2:end) = vals(2:2:end) + 0.017*randn(1,numwell); vals = mat2cell(vals,1,ones(1,2*numwell+1)); % convert to cell U = chebfun(vals,x);
Now we find that the wavefunctions extend significantly over just one or two wells.
N.op = @(psi) -hbar^2./(2*emass).*diff(psi,2) + U.*psi;
[Psi,E] = eigs(N,numwell,0);
energies = diag(E)
semilogy(Psi.^2,LW,lw), ylabel('probability'),
axis( [x([2 end-1]) 1e-3 1e-0] )
energies = 0.2038 0.2321 0.2413 0.2530 Warning: Negative data ignored Warning: Negative data ignored Warning: Negative data ignored
References:


The other day, while I was walking the street in Tel Aviv I saw a sign in a kiosk which stated 'fresh khat'. I've decided to buy some khat, I've paid 70 NIS (~15$ US) for a double dose of fresh stocks. The seller instructed me to cut off and chew only the young leaves at the tip of each stock. He told me to chew the leaves for 3 hours.
When I got home I've made a nice bundle of young leaves and chewed on it. Khat leaves are extremely bitter and create a terrible cotton-mouth.
T + 15m : no effect, just cotton mouth.
T + 45m : no effect, the leaves lost most of they're bitter taste
T + 3h : no effect.
I've decided to make a strong tea from the stocks leftovers and the mature leaves. The leaves were boiled for 30 minutes in 3 liters of water (~3 quarts), the tea was then reduced to one cup. The tea was dark like black dye and was very very very bitter.
T + 4h : no effect, drank tea
T + 5h : no effect
At that point I called a friend of mine who recommended me to make some 'Khat lemonade'. The leaves were mixed with some lemonade in a blender.
T + 5h30m : no effect, drank Khat lemonade
T + 6h : no effect
Because there was no effect I decided to meet a friend at the local coffee shop. We sat down and drank some coffee. After drinking a cup of coffee I became relaxed and felt more articulate than usual.
The sensation was mellow and lasted for 2 hours.
In conclusion: Khat was a waste of my money and time
p.s.
1) Khat is legal in Israel.
2) Khat is considered to be an aphrodisiac.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This dialog is used to create a new playing board.
This dialog is used to create a new tile image group. Tile image groups are helpful for organizing tile images within a GameBox.
This dialog is used to create a new playing piece group. Playing piece groups are helpful for organizing pieces within a GameBox. Note that playing piece groups and trays (in the CyberBoard player program) are two totally different things.
This dialog is used to create a new marker group. Markers are graphical objects that can be created in unlimited quantities in the CyberBoard player program.
This dialog is used to change properties that apply to the entire GameBox file. Those properties include: name, author, description, compression, and password.
All GameBox files have a unique internal identifier associated with them called its fingerprint. This fingerprint is used to bind games and scenarios with the proper GameBox file. If you wish to use a GameBox file as the basis for a totally new GameBox you should use this command to assign it a new fingerprint.
Saves the currently selected tiles in a special tile library file. The file can be used to transfer tile images to other GameBox files.
Loads the contents of a tile library file into the currently selected tile group.


31,426. That’s how many evictions landlords in New York City have filed since Housing Court re-opened on June 20 (as of November 27). While just three legal evictions have been carried out since October 1, according to the city, protections for tenants impacted by COVID are quickly approaching their end. The CDC’s eviction moratorium is set to expire on December 31, 2020, followed by the state’s Safe Harbor Act on January 1, 2021. New Yorkers fear the new year will bring a wave of evictions — followed shortly by a new wave of the coronavirus.
“This is the calm before the storm,” says Katelyn Dooley, a staff attorney-in-training at The Legal Aid Society, the city’s largest civil rights and social justice law firm.
Researchers at UCLA recently published a national study that found a link between evictions and the spread of the coronavirus: in the weeks after states lifted their eviction moratoriums, there were an estimated 433,700 excess COVID-19 cases and 10,700 excess deaths. In New York City, certain neighborhoods have significantly more evictions pending than the rest — in some cases, these are the same neighborhoods that have already suffered the most from the virus.
In Highbridge and Mount Eden in the Bronx, COVID cases have risen in the past month and been consistently higher than others throughout the pandemic. These neighborhoods have seen some of the highest eviction rates in the city year after year. Corona, Queens, an early epicenter of the outbreak, has more legal evictions pending now than four surrounding zip codes combined. In previous years, this neighborhood didn’t even crack the top five zip codes for evictions. But in Staten Island, where COVID cases are also on the rise, high rates of homeownership mean that pending eviction numbers are generally low.
“If staying home and being isolated is how we beat the virus, it makes sense that evictions would cause deaths,” says Sumathy Kumar, a campaign organizer with Housing Justice For All, a statewide campaign of renters, houseless people and advocates.
“People can’t socially distance without a home,” says Kumar.


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Radius(r):
Height(h):
Volume:
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New trains, own line, for Melbourne loop
Victoria's $50 billion suburban rail loop will run on its own line with dedicated trains.
The 90-kilometre rail ring will be a seperate twin-tunnel line to be integrated into the existing public transport network, the state government announced on Sunday.
"The suburban rail loop will be a dedicated line with dedicated trains - and it will change the way our city and state moves forever," Transport Infrastructure Minister Jacinta Allan said.
It means the existing network won't need to have the new technology retrofitted, and the train design won't be held back by the city's century-old train network.
The trains will be smaller - four to five carriages long - allowing them to run more often and faster than the existing fleet.
The loop will connect to an airport rail and create three transport super hubs at Clayton, Broadmeadows and Sunshine.
Opposition leader Michael O'Brien said the government was quiet about the cost of the rail loop and where it needed to put the stations.
"It's a train that has got no deadline and no financial costs written down," he said.
The geotechnical work is underway between route from Box Hill to Cheltenham, and will be used to determine the final alignment, station locations and how it'll be built.
Building works are expected to start in late 2022 and finish by 2051.


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This project is basically a beauty parlour website.
The idea came from my auntie who had skills in henna
painting and applying makeup.She was really
an expert but did not have platform to market it.


This document is intended for use by the attendees of this customized R training course offered by ARAASTAT. Any unauthorised use or copying of this document is strictly prohibited. The information in this document is intended to be delivered in a classroom setting and is not complete without the associated interactions with the instructor.
© 2013, Abhijit Dasgupta (ARAASTAT). All rights reserved.


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score_i = avg_probs_i.sum() / tgt_len
if avg_attn is not None:
avg_attn_i = avg_attn[i, start_idxs[i]:]
_, alignment = avg_attn_i.max(dim=0)
else:
avg_attn_i = alignment = None
hypos.append([{
"tokens": ref,
After Change
model.eval()
decoder_out = model.forward(**net_input)
attn = decoder_out[1]
if type(attn) is dict:
attn = attn.get("attn", None)
batched = batch_for_softmax(decoder_out, orig_target)
probs, idx = None, 0
for bd, tgt, is_single in batched:
sample["target"] = tgt


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CocosDenshion Mac OS X
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CocosDenshion API Reference (Mac OS X version) for www.kobold2d.com developers
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#import <CDAudioManager.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - init: |
| (void) | - audioSessionInterrupted |
| (void) | - audioSessionResumed |
| (void) | - setResignBehavior:autoHandle: |
| (BOOL) | - isDeviceMuted |
| (BOOL) | - isOtherAudioPlaying |
| (void) | - setMode: |
| (void) | - applicationWillResignActive |
| (void) | - applicationDidBecomeActive |
| (CDLongAudioSource *) | - audioSourceLoad:channel: |
| (CDLongAudioSource *) | - audioSourceForChannel: |
| (void) | - playBackgroundMusic:loop: |
| (void) | - preloadBackgroundMusic: |
| (void) | - stopBackgroundMusic |
| (void) | - pauseBackgroundMusic |
| (void) | - rewindBackgroundMusic |
| (void) | - resumeBackgroundMusic |
| (BOOL) | - isBackgroundMusicPlaying |
| (void) | - setBackgroundMusicCompletionListener:selector: |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (CDAudioManager *) | + sharedManager |
| (tAudioManagerState) | + sharedManagerState |
| (void) | + configure: |
| (void) | + initAsynchronously: |
| (void) | + end |
Protected Attributes | |
| NSMutableArray * | audioSourceChannels |
| NSString * | _audioSessionCategory |
| BOOL | _audioWasPlayingAtStartup |
| tAudioManagerMode | _mode |
| SEL | backgroundMusicCompletionSelector |
| id | backgroundMusicCompletionListener |
| BOOL | _mute |
| BOOL | _resigned |
| BOOL | _interrupted |
| BOOL | _audioSessionActive |
| BOOL | enabled_ |
| BOOL | _isObservingAppEvents |
| tAudioManagerResignBehavior | _resignBehavior |
Properties | |
| CDSoundEngine * | soundEngine |
| CDLongAudioSource * | backgroundMusic |
| BOOL | willPlayBackgroundMusic |
CDAudioManager manages audio requirements for a game. It provides access to a CDSoundEngine object for playing sound effects. It provides access to two CDLongAudioSource object (left and right channel) for playing long duration audio such as background music and narration tracks. Additionally it manages the audio session to take care of things like audio session interruption and interacting with the audio of other apps that are running on the device.
Requirements:
| - (void) applicationDidBecomeActive |
Call if you want to use built in resign behavior but need to do some additional audio processing on become active.
| - (void) applicationWillResignActive |
Call if you want to use built in resign behavior but need to do some additional audio processing on resign active.
| - (CDLongAudioSource*) audioSourceForChannel: | (tAudioSourceChannel) | channel |
Retrieves the audio source for the specified channel
| - (CDLongAudioSource*) audioSourceLoad: | (NSString *) | filePath | |
| channel: | (tAudioSourceChannel) | channel | |
Loads the data from the specified file path to the channel's audio source
| + (void) configure: | (tAudioManagerMode) | mode |
Configures the shared singleton with a mode
| + (void) end |
Shuts down the shared audio manager instance so that it can be reinitialised
| - (id) init: | (tAudioManagerMode) | mode |
Initializes the engine synchronously with a mode, channel definition and a total number of channels
| + (void) initAsynchronously: | (tAudioManagerMode) | mode |
Initializes the engine asynchronously with a mode
| - (BOOL) isBackgroundMusicPlaying |
Returns whether or not the background music is playing
| - (BOOL) isDeviceMuted |
Returns true is audio is muted at a hardware level e.g user has ringer switch set to off
| - (BOOL) isOtherAudioPlaying |
Returns true if another app is playing audio such as the iPod music player
| - (void) pauseBackgroundMusic |
Pauses the background music
| - (void) playBackgroundMusic: | (NSString *) | filePath | |
| loop: | (BOOL) | loop | |
Plays music in background. The music can be looped or not It is recommended to use .aac files as background music since they are decoded by the device (hardware).
| - (void) preloadBackgroundMusic: | (NSString *) | filePath |
Preloads a background music
| - (void) resumeBackgroundMusic |
Resumes playing the background music
| - (void) rewindBackgroundMusic |
Rewinds the background music
| - (void) setMode: | (tAudioManagerMode) | mode |
Sets the way the audio manager interacts with the operating system such as whether it shares output with other apps or obeys the mute switch
| + (CDAudioManager *) sharedManager |
Returns the shared singleton
| - (void) stopBackgroundMusic |
Stops playing the background music


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Standard usage of ordered and unordered lists.
Common list modifiers to remove inherit styling, change bullet styles and update bullet/number positioning.
<ol>
to demonstrate
text wrapping for inside-listsMulti-column lists currently require a custom component to be created, as multi-column CSS does not currently allow for consistent behavior of column breaking across browsers, where some browsers still don't even support it.
The easiest, most browser consistent way to have bullets colored differently than the list text requires the text to be wrapped in a <span>.
Horizontal lists extend the .list-clean class, so only the .list-horizontal class is required. Use the .has-pipes class on the parent list element to add dividers between list elements.
Unordered list of metadata with label.
Add 'block' styling to lists. Adds bottom borders and zebra striping by default.
Additional helper classes include:
.list-block--has-border
.list-block--dotted-dividers
.list-block--dashed-dividers
.list-block--has-checks (see next example)
List Item Label
List Item Label
List Item Label
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List Item Label
Ordered listing of messages with both unstyled and styled checkbox examples. (use one or the other)
Appropriate for marking up content metadata, providing meaning (definition) behind a term title.
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[gecode-users] Initialize IntVArArgs from variable array a
Guido Tack
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Wed Oct 2 05:28:25 CEST 2013
Hi,
I think you need to brush up on your C++, that's the type signature, not the code you should write. Just check our documentation, you can construct an IntVarArgs from a vector v like this IntVarArgs x(v);
Cheers,
Guido
On 02/10/2013, at 1:21 PM, peter Tomson <pikapikanaoufel at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all !
>
> in my model i have to get the interger variables from a vector , So i used this code that i found in MPG :
>
> IntVarArgs (const std::vector< IntVar > &a);
>
> but i have an error about the const : type name not allowed!!!!!!!!!!
>
> honnestly i declared an IntVarArray R, after that i wrote that code, So do i do any thing wrong ??? Do i mis ay thing ??
>
> Thank you very much for your hepl
>
> PETER
>
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ResourceManager Class
Resource manager is used to manage available resources used by objects
The resource manager is used to extend the Program object and is not designed to be used as a standalone
The manager is used to manage the following types of resources:
- Images
- Videos
- Audio
- Fonts
- Textures
- Materials
- Geometries
Constructor
ResourceManager
()
Item Index
Methods
Methods
addMaterial
(
-
material
Add material to materials list.
Parameters:
-
material
MaterialMaterial to be added
getAudioByName
(
Audio
-
name
Get audio by name.
Parameters:
-
name
String
Returns:
Audio:
Audio if found, else null
getFontByName
(
Font
-
name
Get font by name.
Parameters:
-
name
String
Returns:
Font:
Font if found, else null
getImageByName
(
Image
-
name
Get image by name.
Parameters:
-
name
StringImage name
Returns:
Image:
Image if found else null
getMaterialByName
(
Material
-
name
Get material by its name.
Parameters:
-
name
StringMaterial name
Returns:
Material:
Material if found else null
getTextureByName
(
Texture
-
name
Get texture by name.
Parameters:
-
name
StringTexture name.
Returns:
Texture:
Texture is found else null.
getVideoByName
(
Video
-
name
Get video by name.
Parameters:
-
name
StringVideo name
Returns:
Video:
Video if found else null
removeMaterial
(
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material
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defaultMaterial
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defaultMaterialSprite
Remove material from materials list, also receives default material used to replace.
Properties
audio
Array
Audio.
fonts
Array
Fonts.
geometries
Array
Geometries.
images
Array
Images.
materials
Array
Materials.
textures
Array
Textures.
videos
Array
Videos.


Zlatan Ibrahimovic announces departure from Los Angeles Galaxy: 'Now go back to watch baseball'
by Ryan GaydosZlatan Ibrahimovic announced his departure from the Los Angeles Galaxy and Major League Soccer on Wednesday.
Ibrahimovic, who was one of the biggest personalities to make his way onto an MLS pitch, told fans in a tweet he was leaving the club but did not announce his next move.
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“I came, I saw, I conquered. Thank you @lagalaxy for making me feel alive again. To the Galaxy fans — you wanted Zlatan, I gave you Zlatan. You are welcome. The story continues...Now go back to watch baseball.”
Ibrahimovic spent two seasons with the Galaxy and became one of the most prolific goal sorcerers and brash personalities the league has ever seen. The 38-year-old joined Los Angeles after having spent three seasons with Manchester United and five seasons with Paris Saint-Germain.
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The Galaxy thanked Ibrahimovic for his “contributions.”
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The striker scored 52 goals and recorded 17 assists in 53 matches. However, the team only won one playoff game during his tenure.
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It’s unclear where Ibrahimovic will go for the rest of 2019. According to ESPN, he’s been linked to teams in Italy and Australia.


This section is a tutorial introduction to the Amzi! Prolog development tools. It is not intended to be an introduction to Prolog. If you need an introduction to the Prolog language we recommend Adventure in Prolog.
The tutorial makes use of a simple adventure game, Duck World, to illustrate how to use the Amzi! tools to build complex applications. Accordingly, it is composed of a number of files.
(Why Duck World? Because Amzi! inc. is located in an old farm house backed up on conservation land. We bought ducks out of whimsy one day, which were later discovered by the fox in the woods. The ducks have proved to be an adventure.)
The tutorial demonstrates both the command-line (alis) and Windows-IDE interfaces to Amzi! Prolog.
This tutorial starts by testing some of the basic predicates of Duck World in the listener. It then goes through the full example, showing how the program is modularized, how it is compiled and run using the listener, and how it is linked into a distributable application.
The source code for Duck World can be found in the samples/prolog/ducks sub-directory.
An adventure game is a simulation of an environment, real or imagined, that the user explores, usually with some goal in mind. Duck World is a simple adventure game, where the objective is to go from the house, through the yard, to the duck pen to get an egg, and back to the house again, without losing any ducks to the fox.
The commands for manipulating the environment are all entered as legal Prolog goals (ending in periods).
They are:
When you have brought the egg into the house the game ends.
Amzi! Prolog can be run using one of two different methods:
To start the listener from the operating system command-line, type the input shown in the left box. To do this within the IDE, select the menu items shown in the right box. General instructions are given in italics.
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
c> alis |
Double-Click on Icon for the Amzi! Prolog IDE Listener / Start |
The copyright message will be displayed followed by the prompt, ?-
Amzi! Prolog <version information> Amzi! Prolog Listener Copyright (c)1987-97 Amzi! inc. All Rights Reserved. Type 'quit.' to exit ?- |
You are now in a Prolog listener, which is awaiting your command. Try out this classic, being careful to remember the single quotes and the ending period.
?- write('Hello World'). Hello World |
Note: The listener does NOT have a full line editor at the ?- prompt, although it appears to behave that way in the IDE. You can type in characters and backspace to fix mistakes. You cannot use the mouse or cursor keys to edit a query. You can cut and paste from one line to the prompt, but you can only edit that line using the backspace key.
(To exit, you would type "quit." or select Listener / End from the IDE menu.)
Before looking at the Duck World source code, create a small experimental file called DW.PRO.
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
Use an editor to type in your code Save your file as dw.pro |
File / New Type your code into the window File / Save As dw.pro |
Type the following lines of Prolog code into DW.PRO:
% Experiments nextto(house, yard). nextto(yard, pen). loc(you, house). move(Place) :- retract( loc(you, _) ), assert( loc(you, Place) ). |
Note, it is important to keep the clauses defining a predicate together, as the clauses of the predicate nextto/2 are. If the definitions are scattered, the program will seem to work properly when interpreted, but behave in an unexpected manner when compiled.
To play with DW.PRO, consult it into the listener as shown:
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
?- consult(dw). yes |
Listener / Consult dw.pro |
You are now in the listener with DW.PRO consulted.
Now that you've reached the listener, make sure your file was consulted by using listing.
?- listing. |
This will show you the predicates of dw.pro, although they will look a little different because the variables are renamed with an _ and a number, e.g. _0.
You can try various queries from the listener.
?- loc(you, X). X = house |
You can test move.
?- move(yard), loc(you, X). X = yard ?- move(foobar), loc(you, X). X = foobar |
Because move doesn't check to see if the move makes sense, you might decide to add a goto predicate with more intelligence. You can enter it directly in the listener using add.
?- add. | goto(P) :- loc(you, X), nextto(X, P), move(P). | quit. ?- |
This is a useful technique for quick experiments, but the code typed in the listener is not entered into your source file. Because we want goto to be part of the game it is best to type it directly into the source file and then reconsult it.
This can be done by moving from the listener to the editor. You can use the built-in IDE editor, or, under DOS, invoke the editor of your choice. In the IDE, simply selecting Listener/Reconsult will reconsult the last file (or project) consulted. The last file consulted is also remembered between sessions, so you begin a new IDE session by simply selecting Reconsult.
(You need to reconsult, rather than consult, because consulting would will simply add a second copy of your program to the Prolog workspace. Listing would show two of every predicate.)
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
Edit dw.pro in an editor then in the listener: ?- reconsult(dw). yes |
Edit dw.pro in its window File / Save Listener / Reconsult |
You can then test it.
?- goto(yard). yes ?- goto(pen). yes ?- goto(yard). no |
It didn't work right, which leads to the next section.
goto lets you get into the pen, but doesn't let you get back out. First, you can use the listener to make sure the game is in the state required for testing. To do this enter the goals to place you in the pen.
?- retract(loc(you, _)), assert(loc(you, pen)). yes |
The listener gives you the ability to dynamically adjust the state of your application, effectively putting you in the middle of it. This, by itself, is a powerful tool for debugging.
You can now trace the execution of goto(yard) to see why it is failing. To do this you need to start the debugger. Type:
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
?- debug. |
Listener / Debug On |
The debugger in alis is line-oriented, and is controlled from the keyboard. In the IDE, a separate debugger window is opened, which is controlled with the mouse. You enter your normal interaction with the program in the listener window.
Next, type in the goal to be traced at the listener prompt, which is ??- for alis and ?- for the IDE:
?- goto(yard). |
To step through the Prolog code type:
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
? c Alternatively ? [Enter] |
Click on the "Creep" button |
Note the IDE does not display the ? prompt. (See the Debugger section for other options.)
Calling: goto(yard) CALL:(1) goto(yard) ? c Calling: loc(you,H64) CALL: loc(you,pen) ? c EXIT: loc(you,pen) ? c Calling: nextto(pen,yard) FAIL: nextto(pen,yard) ? c FAIL: loc(you,pen) ? c FAIL: loc(you,H64) ? c FAIL: goto(yard) ? c FAIL: goto(yard) ? c no |
To leave the debugger
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
??- quit. |
Listener / Debug Off Or, Click on the "Stop" button |
The trace reveals that nextto(pen, yard) is different from nextto(yard, pen), so, to get goto/1 to work, a predicate that equates the two is needed. The solution chosen for Duck World is the predicate connect/2, which is used instead of nextto/2 in the goto/1 definition.
connect(X, Y) :- nextto(X, Y). connect(X, Y) :- nextto(Y, X). |
This code can be added to the source file and the development process continues. This is the normal way to develop a Prolog application. Predicates are gradually added to the source file as the application grows. The application can be tested at any point during the development process and individual predicates can be tested and their execution traced to understand why the application is working the way it does.
As an application grows, it is natural to want to break it up into modules. At the simplest this means splitting the predicate definitions among various source files. These files can be consulted together and the application run from the listener.
However, it is often preferred to keep some of the predicates hidden within a file and to allow only certain predicates to be called from other source files. This is done through two compiler directives (specified by :- in the source code), import and export. These directives specify which predicates will be visible outside of the source file (export), and which predicates the file is calling that it expects to find elsewhere (import).
Included in the samples are two source files that illustrate this idea. They are:
Even for compiled applications, there are usually at least a few predicates which remain in the dynamic database. It is often convenient to separate their definition to a separate file that also initializes them by asserting them into the dynamic database when the program starts up.
In the case of Duck World, the loc/2 predicate is constantly being changed by the application and therefore is kept in the dynamic database. The file DUCKENV.PRO contains the code to initialize the database. Notice that it is consulted when main/0 is called.
If you want to keep a dynamic predicate's definition in with compiled code, you can use the dynamic directive. It tells the compiler to keep the specified predicate in the dynamic database, rather than comiling it.
For example, in this code loc/2 will be in the dynamic database while main and goto are compiled. dynamic is ignored for interpreted code.
:- dynamic loc/2. main :- ... loc(you, house). loc(egg, pen)... goto(...
You can run the modularized Duck World from a listener by consulting it and calling main/0, the predicate that starts it running. (You can also call any of the other predicates of Duck World to see if they're working and trace them if they're not.)
?- consult([duck1, duck2]). ?- main. Welcome to Duck World Go get an egg >> goto(yard). You are in the yard >> ..... |
main/0 is a special predicate for Amzi! Prolog because it is the main entry point into your program. When you include files to be consulted on the alis command line, alis first tries to call main/0 before establishing the listener environment. This means that alis can be used to launch your application without the need for compiled or linked code. Further, when alis finds a main/0 to call, it exits back to the operating system when it's finished, rather than staying in the listener.
c> alis duck1 duck2 Welcome to Duck World Go get an egg >> quit. Quitter c> |
By creating a batch file, ducks.bat with the line "alis duck1 duck2", you can run Duck World by simply typing "ducks" at the operating system prompt.
If you have a large number of files in your application, you can create a file like DUCKS.PRO that consults each of the files. Then only this one file need be specified on the alis command line.
You can create a project file (.ppj) by selecting Build / Project New from the IDE menu. Enter the name of your project, e.g. ducks.ppj. Next you will be presented with a dialog box which you can use to add files to your project. Double-click on duck1.pro and duck2.pro. Their names will appear in the window on the bottom. Click on "OK."
Now instead of using Listener / Consult to individually consult each file, you can simply consult the project, which, in turn, consults each file in the project.
Compiling Duck World is easily done:
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
c> acmp duck1 c> acmp duck2 |
Build / Compile ducks.ppj |
Note, under the IDE we simply compile the project. This causes all the modified source files in the project to be recompiled.
acmp can also be invoked with no arguments, in which case it will prompt you for the names of the files. See the Compiler section for more details.
The result of compiling is a Prolog object file, in this case, duck1.plm and duck2.plm.
The .plm files can be run from either alis or the IDE just as the .pro Files were. The only difference is they go faster and the debugger cannot trace them. If you wanted, you could run Duck World consulting the .pro file for one and loading the .plm file for the other. This way you could use trace on the predicates in the .pro file (duck2 in this example).
| ?- load(duck1), consult(duck2), main. |
This can also be accomplished in the IDE by setting up your project to include duck1.plm and DUCK2.PRO. When consulting projects (using Listener / Consult), .plm files are loaded and .pro files are consulted.
With alis, the .plm files can be loaded from the command line, just as the .pro files were. This can be either directly
c> alis duck1.plm duck2.plm
or by using an intermediate file to load the component files.
c> alis ducks
To build a stand-alone application first create a Prolog load module (.xpl file) with the Amzi! Prolog linker, alnk.
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
c> alnk ducks duck1 duck2 |
Build / Link ducks.ppj |
Note, under the IDE we just link the project to create an .xpl file with the same name as the project.
Using alnk, the first argument is the name of the .xpl file. The next two files are the .plm files that are linked together.
The .plm files (in this case duck1.plm and duck2.plm) are linked with alib.plm, the Prolog portion of the Amzi! engine, to form an application. (Hence, alib.plm must be somewhere in the PATH or AMZI_DIR.)
Alnk can also be invoked with no arguments, in which case it will prompt you for inputs. See the Linker section for more details.
To run Duck World, just type:
| Command-Line alis | Windows-IDE |
c> arun ducks |
Build / Run ducks.xpl |
If you decided to distribute Duck World, then to do so, you need these files for command-line environments:
For Windowing environments, arun.exe would be replaced by your own C/C++, Visual Basic or other language program.
You can enhance the Prolog engine with your own built-in predicates written in C/C++, Delphi or Java.
For example, you might want to use a graphical interface for Duck World with quacking ducks and the like. In this case the Logic Server API allows you to either extend the Prolog language with graphics predicates written in C/C++ that are called directly by the Prolog code, or to write the user interface to the code in C/C++ (or Visual Basic under Windows) and call embedded Prolog for the logic. You can combine the techniques, both extending and embedding Prolog in the same application.
The section on the Logic Server API tells how integrate Prolog with other languages.
Copyright ©1987-2011 Amzi! inc. All Rights Reserved. Amzi! is a registered trademark and Logic Server is a trademark of Amzi! inc.


This is not the page you are looking for...or is it...we don't really know either.
I don't know how you got here but there is no page here for you to view, only this poorly written 404 page. I hope it brings a bit of peace to you knowing that you did not get a generic page. Now click back and try to find the actual page you were looking for.
I don't know how you got here but there is no page here for you to view, only this poorly written 404 page. I hope it brings a bit of peace to you knowing that you did not get a generic page. Now click back and try to find the actual page you were looking for.


The PuppyIR repository is organised into three folders: trunk, branches and tags. Each of these folders is detailed below, with a picture of their structure and a short description of their contents.
To checkout the whole repository (this is a large download of ~600MB) and browse to the top level of the repository use the following commands:
$ svn co https://puppyir.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/puppyir puppyir
$ cd puppyir
N.B. the diagrams shown in this section are simplified, in that, except for a couple of exceptions, no files are shown; only folders. Also, standard Django application folders (e.g. site_media ) are not shown, in order to make the diagrams easier to read.
This section is the main development area of PuppyIR, it contains the latest version of the framework and various applications (plus demonstrators) that make use of it. Following the diagram below, the key sections of trunk’s contents are summarised.
This folder contains the latest version of the framework, the test suite and the documentation (both the source and compiled versions).
The framework is organised as follows:
build and setup.py: is the build directory (for when installing the framework) and the Python script to install the framework itself.
test and unit.py: contains the test suite directory and the Python script for running the tests, please see: The PuppyIR Framework Test Suite for details of this component.
In the trunk there are two demonstrators which serve as showcases for the PuppyIR project; these demonstrators are described below.
This demonstrator, also known as the Emma Search service (EmSe), is being built for Emma Kinderziekenhuis (EKZ), which is part of the Amsterdam Medical Centre (AMC). At the EKZ, children have access to a dedicated information centre as well as a dedicated bedside terminal. A user study carried out by hospital staff, from the information centre, has uncovered that children are reluctant to engage with the physical information centre (depending instead upon a family member or carer) and so, EmSe is designed to make use of these bedside terminals to allow them to access this resource via the web.
The goals of this demonstrator are, in summary, to:
EmSe assists the children by providing appropriate query suggestions, simplifying difficult content and filtering unsuitable content based on age appropriateness.
The Museum Demonstrator creates an interactive museum visit, using advanced technologies such as multitouch tables and marker tracking, creating the basis for additional data retrieval & filtering using the PuppyIR framework. Up to four users can use a multitouch table simultaneously, to browse through the different exhibition subjects and together they determine the contents of an interactive quest.
Subsequently, in a trail through the exhibitions, users/players answer questions related to the chosen topics that have to be found. Throughout the museum, various touch-screens equipped with scanners (for reading and identifying the players) are installed, that when triggered, present the questions and provide feedback to answers.
After all questions have been answered, the multitouch table provides the children with further information about the exhibits they visited.
You can view a video of this demonstrator in action by visiting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5zycfgqlKo
This folder contains various prototypes made using the latest version of the framework. These prototypes are either completed. or in the late stages of development and so are all in a demonstrable state.
These prototypes are detailed in: Running Prototypes - please consult this page for more.
This folder contains the University of Strathclyde’s experimental environment on collaborative search interfaces.
This folder contains standalone components, related projects (made by students using the PuppyIR Framework) and unfinished/work-in-progress prototypes.
Branches contains:
AnSe this is an application that uses the PuppyIR framework to query, using the Bing and YouTube wrappers, and retrieve results in the JSON format. It is totally standalone, as it contains its own, simplified, local copy of the PuppyIR framework.
conf demos (framework and hospital) these are early versions of a method to allow for easy configuration of these resources.
Interns: a application called sniffer, created by a student intern working on PuppyIR, this application consists of: a search application similar to BaSe (see below for more on BaSe) and an automated logging application called ALF (Automated Logging Facility).
Related Projects this contains applications created by students using the PuppyIR framework - this folder contains its own documentation which details its contents and various other aspects, like how to install them.
Teaching: this folder contains various applications created (using the PuppyIR framework) as part of the Internet Technology and Distributed Information Management courses at the University of Glasgow to teach students about web development. The individual applications it includes are:
- BaSe: a basic search engine that searches for and display web results.
- BaSe CSS: same as BaSe, but with CSS styling applied to it.
- BaSe Free CSS: same as BaSe, but with multiple different styles available and style switching code (in JavaScript).
- BaSe Ajax: same as BaSe, but it searches for, retrieves and displays web results using Ajax.
- BaSe Instant: same as above, but using code from a live in-lecture demo - no major differences to BaSe Ajax.
- BaSe Incremental: an alternate Base Ajax tutorial, for creating an Ajax based search applications using the PuppyIR Framework.
- TwiSe: a basic Twitter search engine, for finding and displaying tweets.
- SeSu: another alternate version of the now deprecated SeSu prototype.
- ImaSe: a basic image search engine for finding and displaying images.
Working: this folder contains prototypes that, while using the latest version of the framework, are still work-in-progress. These prototypes are described at the end of the branches section.
- Deprecated: these prototypes use an outdated local version of the framework, util. SeSu does not work anymore, but JuSe does still function. Both applications and util are no longer supported (however, SeSu has been remade, with the latest version of the PuppyIR Framework, and can be found in trunk).
There are several prototypes contained within the aforementioned ‘working’ folder. These prototypes provide further examples of how to use the framework but remain in-complete and as such, may contain flaws and/or not fully function.
N.B. Once completed, these prototypes will be moved to trunk/prototypes.
This folder contains archived versions of the Hospital demonstrator (EmSe/Emma Search), the framework and the teaching applications (found in branches). These will only be of interest, with respect to the evolution of the various parts and/or in the event of having to revert to a older version of these components.


This web app helps you count points in the Japanese card game Hanafuda. Tap the cards from the deck at the bottom, and your score will automatically update. There is an undo button in the top right if you hit the wrong card. Your hand will be saved in the browser - to start a new game, hit the new button. Finally, for a more detailed view of the cards in your hand, hit the expand button. Enjoy!


An example of using <image-object-tracking-element>:
<image-object-tracking-element>
An example of using <canvas-object-tracking-element>:
<canvas-object-tracking-element>


#include "graphics_afx.h"
#include "GrPolygonGroup.h"
#include "GrPolygon.h"
#include "GrMeshInst.h"
#include "GrMesh.h"
#include "MPlane.h"
#include "GrMaterial.h"
#include "GrTextureBase.h"
#include "MSphere.h"
#include "GrSkin.h"
#include "GrTexture.h"
#include "GrPolygonBITree.h"
#include "GrCalcTangents.h"
#include "GrUberTexture.h"
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
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Classes | |
| class | PolyMatCmp |
| struct | SSimplePolygon |
| struct | SLineHeightRange |
Defines | |
| #define | USE_APPROX_COMPARE 1 |
| class header. | |
| #define | INDEXIFY_RANGES_SEPARATE 1 |
| #define | TO_FIXED_18(x) ( ( int )( ( double )( x ) * 262144.0 + 0.5 * Sign( x ) ) ) |
| #define | TO_FIXED_10(x) ( ( int )( ( double )( x ) * 1024.0 + 0.5 * Sign( x ) ) ) |
| #define | TO_FIXED_8(x) ( ( int )( ( double )( x ) * 256.0 + 0.5 * Sign( x ) ) ) |
| #define | TO_FIXED_0(x) ( ( int )( ( double )( x ) * 0.0 + 0.5 * Sign( x ) ) ) |
Functions | |
| template<typename _T , typename iterator > | |
| _T * | CopyVector (iterator begin, iterator end, size_t count) |
| #define INDEXIFY_RANGES_SEPARATE 1 |
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| #define USE_APPROX_COMPARE 1 |
class header.
File: GrPolygonGroup.cpp Author: Kevin Bray Created: 07-31-05 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. project includes. std c++ includes.
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| _T* CopyVector | ( | iterator | begin, | |
| iterator | end, | |||
| size_t | count | |||
| ) | [inline] |
return NULL if there is nothing to copy.
allocate memory and copy the data.
return the memory.
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Bornomala project site
Bornomala project is aimed at making daily living easier for the elderly people who speaks Bangla.
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Source code for examples.join_conditions.cast
"""Illustrate a :func:`.relationship` that joins two columns where those
columns are not of the same type, and a CAST must be used on the SQL
side in order to match them.
When complete, we'd like to see a load of the relationship to look like::
-- load the primary row, a_id is a string
SELECT a.id AS a_id_1, a.a_id AS a_a_id
FROM a
WHERE a.a_id = '2'
-- then load the collection using CAST, b.a_id is an integer
SELECT b.id AS b_id, b.a_id AS b_a_id
FROM b
WHERE CAST('2' AS INTEGER) = b.a_id
The relationship is essentially configured as follows::
class B(Base):
# ...
a = relationship(A,
primaryjoin=cast(A.a_id, Integer) == foreign(B.a_id),
backref="bs")
Where above, we are making use of the :func:`.cast` function in order
to produce CAST, as well as the :func:`.foreign` :term:`annotation` function
in order to note to the ORM that ``B.a_id`` should be treated like the
"foreign key" column.
"""
from sqlalchemy import *
from sqlalchemy.orm import *
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
Base = declarative_base()
class StringAsInt(TypeDecorator):
"""Coerce string->integer type.
This is needed only if the relationship() from
int to string is writable, as SQLAlchemy will copy
the string parent values into the integer attribute
on the child during a flush.
"""
impl = Integer
def process_bind_param(self, value, dialect):
if value is not None:
value = int(value)
return value
class A(Base):
"""Parent. The referenced column is a string type."""
__tablename__ = 'a'
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
a_id = Column(String)
class B(Base):
"""Child. The column we reference 'A' with is an integer."""
__tablename__ = 'b'
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
a_id = Column(StringAsInt)
a = relationship("A",
# specify primaryjoin. The string form is optional
# here, but note that Declarative makes available all
# of the built-in functions we might need, including
# cast() and foreign().
primaryjoin="cast(A.a_id, Integer) == foreign(B.a_id)",
backref="bs")
# we demonstrate with SQLite, but the important part
# is the CAST rendered in the SQL output.
e = create_engine('sqlite://', echo=True)
Base.metadata.create_all(e)
s = Session(e)
s.add_all([
A(a_id="1"),
A(a_id="2", bs=[B(), B()]),
A(a_id="3", bs=[B()]),
])
s.commit()
b1 = s.query(B).filter_by(a_id="2").first()
print(b1.a)
a1 = s.query(A).filter_by(a_id="2").first()
print(a1.bs)


Team
Contributing to Nemo
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Committers
| Apache ID | Full Name |
|---|---|
| bgchun | Byung-Gon Chun |
| gwkim | Geon-Woo Kim |
| gwlee | Gyewon Lee |
| haeyoon | Haeyoon Cho |
| hwarim | Hwarim Hyun |
| jangho | JangHo Seo |
| jeongyoon | Jeongyoon Eo |
| jglee | Jung-Gil Lee |
| johnyangk | Youngseok Yang |
| jooykim | Joo Yeon Kim |
| sanha | Sanha Lee |
| taegeonum | Taegeon Um |
| wonook | Won Wook SONG |
| wylee | Wooyeon Lee |
| yunseong | Yunseong Lee |


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and direction to other maintenance, mechanical, electrical staff or vendors onsite. This position will also be responsible for performing hands-on maintenance work responsibilities safely.
Dimensions:
Specific dimensions for this position vary based on plant size. For example, an Extra Large plant typically has an employee population exceeding 125 employees and an operating profit in excess of $3 million while a Small plant typically has an employee population of less than 50 employees and an
operating profit less than $1 million.
Principle Accountabilities:
Partner with the Production Manager to prioritize and assign all daily, weekly, and monthly routine
maintenance schedules and coordinate necessary machine downtime.
Ensure projects and plant needs that are documented in BPMS are accomplished in a timely manner.
Provide mentorship and guidance to other hourly maintenance staff, including training on new processes and procedures.
Ensure maintenance crew understands and is able to troubleshoot all corrugator jobs and is fully trained on mechanical and electrical repairs, equipment use, adjustments, and unique situations.
Conduct training for production employees in the performance of routine operator level maintenance tasks.
Coordinate preventative maintenance programs.
Maintain a clean, safe and injury-free work environment by ensuring health and safety procedures are understood and executed by all employees.
Perform hands on maintenance tasks to the Company Standard and within Company guidelines.
Participate in production meeting and provide updates as needed.
Know and follow policies and procedures of the company, share information that would benefit other members of the team and find ways to improve the delivery of service to our customers.
Strive to continually strengthen PCA’s business philosophy of meeting needs and exceeding expectation for customers specifically supporting PCA’s Commitment to Service which involves doing what’s right for our customers, focusing on strategies that add value and support growth, and keeping the promises that we make.
Decision Making:
The Maintenance Leadperson is supported by the Production Manager in decisions that require discretion and creativity in determining the best way ensure the maintenance crew is well-trained in working with equipment. The Maintenance Leadperson will provide input regarding the performance and training needs of the department. The Maintenance Leadperson is expected to exercise solid judgment in guiding personnel and the department’s resources for the maximum return.
Interactions:
Internally, the Maintenance Leadperson interacts with maintenance and production staff and management to increase uptime and minimize unscheduled downtime. Under the direction of the Production Manager, the Maintenance Leadperson will support planning, scheduling, and guiding the work of the maintenance crew within the established manufacturing, safety, and health policies of the
organization. Additionally, the Maintenance Leadperson will follow up and ensure the communication of maintenance activities to the production staff. Externally, the Maintenance Leadperson may interact with contractors, suppliers or customers.
Position Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED education equivalent is required. Associate’s degree or completed certification in production maintenance preferred.
Three (3) years’ previous experience in equipment and electrical maintenance in manufacturing. Working knowledge of maintenance of packaging equipment.
Solid working knowledge of electrical and mechanical maintenance.
Experience with manufacturing safety practices.
Solid analytical, mechanical, and communication skills.
Working knowledge of manufacturing systems including shop floor and BPMS software.
Organizational skills with the ability to handle numerous details, deadlines, and requests.
Ability to work in a fast paced, deadline-oriented environment, prioritize assignments, and handle
multiple projects and/or requests concurrently.
Previous work experience as a member of a team, or a strong understanding of the importance of open
communication and information sharing between team members.
Able to work flexible hours as needed.
Physical Demands:
Lift / Carry /
Push / Pull
Work Environment:
Manufacturing Work Environment - Subject to hazards. Including proximity to moving mechanical parts, moving vehicles, electrical current, working on scaffolding and high places, exposure to high heat or exposure to chemicals.
Visual Acuity: Close visual acuity to view details and small objects: data and figures; transcribing; viewing a computer terminal; extensive reading; visual inspection of small defects, parts, or operation of machines; assembly or fabrication parts at close distances.
Not Applicable (N): Activity is not applicable to this occupation.
Occasionally (O): Up to 33% of the time (0 - 2.5+ hrs/day)
Frequently (F): 33% - 66% of the time (2.5 - 5.5+ hrs/day)
Constantly (C): 66% of the time (5.5+ hrs/day)
This position summary is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people in this job. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required. Individuals within this job may be required to perform other duties as assigned.
At PCA we believe that all employees should enjoy a work environment free from all forms of discrimination including harassment based on an employee’s race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability or any other prohibited reason. For additional information see our equal employment opportunity and affirmative action policies.