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#include <op.hh>
Public Types | |
| enum | { startbasic = 1, branch = 2, call = 4, returns = 0x8, nocollapse = 0x10, dead = 0x20, marker = 0x40, booloutput = 0x80, boolean_flip = 0x100, fallthru_true = 0x200, indirect_source = 0x400, coderef = 0x800, startmark = 0x1000, mark = 0x2000, commutative = 0x4000, unary = 0x8000, binary = 0x10000, special = 0x20000, floatingpoint = 0x40000, splittingbranch = 0x80000, nonprinting = 0x100000, halt = 0x200000, badinstruction = 0x400000, unimplemented = 0x800000, noreturn = 0x1000000, missing = 0x2000000, spacebase_ptr = 0x4000000, indirect_creation = 0x8000000, calculated_bool = 0x10000000, is_cpool_transformed = 0x20000000, ptrflow = 0x40000000, indirect_store = 0x80000000 } |
| enum | { has_thisptr = 0x1, is_constructor = 0x2, is_destructor = 0x4, special_prop = 0x8, special_print = 0x10, modified = 0x20, warning = 0x40, incidental_copy = 0x80 } |
Public Member Functions | |
| PcodeOp (int4 s, const SeqNum &sq) | |
| Construct an unattached PcodeOp. More... | |
| ~PcodeOp (void) | |
| Destructor. | |
| int4 | numInput (void) const |
| Get the number of inputs to this op. | |
| Varnode * | getOut (void) |
| Get the output Varnode of this op or null. | |
| const Varnode * | getOut (void) const |
| Get the output Varnode of this op or null. | |
| Varnode * | getIn (int4 slot) |
| Get a specific input Varnode to this op. | |
| const Varnode * | getIn (int4 slot) const |
| Get a specific input Varnode to this op. | |
| const BlockBasic * | getParent (void) const |
| Get the parent basic block. | |
| BlockBasic * | getParent (void) |
| Get the parent basic block. | |
| const Address & | getAddr (void) const |
| Get the instruction address associated with this op. | |
| uintm | getTime (void) const |
| Get the time index indicating when this op was created. | |
| const SeqNum & | getSeqNum (void) const |
| Get the sequence number associated with this op. | |
| list< PcodeOp * >::iterator | getInsertIter (void) const |
| Get position within alive/dead list. | |
| list< PcodeOp * >::iterator | getBasicIter (void) const |
| int4 | getSlot (const Varnode *vn) const |
| Get the slot number of the indicated input varnode. | |
| int4 | getRepeatSlot (const Varnode *vn, int4 firstSlot, list< PcodeOp *>::const_iterator iter) const |
| Find the slot for a given Varnode, which may be take up multiple input slots. More... | |
| uint4 | getEvalType (void) const |
| Get the evaluation type of this op. | |
| uint4 | getHaltType (void) const |
| Get type which indicates unusual halt in control-flow. | |
| bool | isDead (void) const |
| Return true if this op is dead. | |
| bool | isAssignment (void) const |
| Return true is this op has an output. | |
| bool | isCall (void) const |
| Return true if this op indicates call semantics. | |
| bool | isMarker (void) const |
| Return true is a special SSA form op. | |
| bool | isIndirectCreation (void) const |
| Return true if op creates a varnode indirectly. | |
| bool | isIndirectStore (void) const |
| bool | notPrinted (void) const |
| Return true if this op is not directly represented in C output. | |
| bool | isBoolOutput (void) const |
| Return true if this op produces a boolean output. | |
| bool | isBranch (void) const |
| bool | isCallOrBranch (void) const |
| Return true if this op is a call or branch. | |
| bool | isFlowBreak (void) const |
| Return true if this op breaks fall-thru flow. | |
| bool | isBooleanFlip (void) const |
| Return true if this op flips the true/false meaning of its control-flow branching. | |
| bool | isFallthruTrue (void) const |
| Return true if the fall-thru branch is taken when the boolean input is true. | |
| bool | isCodeRef (void) const |
| Return true if the first input is a code reference. | |
| bool | isInstructionStart (void) const |
| Return true if this starts an instruction. | |
| bool | isBlockStart (void) const |
| Return true if this starts a basic block. | |
| bool | isModified (void) const |
| Return true if this is modified by the current action. | |
| bool | isMark (void) const |
| Return true if this op has been marked. | |
| void | setMark (void) const |
| Set the mark on this op. | |
| bool | isWarning (void) const |
| Return true if a warning has been generated for this op. | |
| void | clearMark (void) const |
| Clear any mark on this op. | |
| bool | isIndirectSource (void) const |
| Return true if this causes an INDIRECT. | |
| void | setIndirectSource (void) |
| Mark this op as source of INDIRECT. | |
| void | clearIndirectSource (void) |
| Clear INDIRECT source flag. | |
| bool | isPtrFlow (void) const |
| Return true if this produces/consumes ptrs. | |
| void | setPtrFlow (void) |
| Mark this op as consuming/producing ptrs. | |
| bool | isSplitting (void) const |
| Return true if this branch splits. | |
| bool | doesSpecialPropagation (void) const |
| Return true if this does datatype propagation. | |
| bool | doesSpecialPrinting (void) const |
| Return true if this needs to special printing. | |
| bool | hasThisPointer (void) const |
| Return true if this is a call taking 'this' parameter. | |
| bool | isConstructor (void) const |
| Return true if this is call to a constructor. | |
| bool | isDestructor (void) const |
| Return true if this is call to a destructor. | |
| bool | isIncidentalCopy (void) const |
| bool | isCalculatedBool (void) const |
| Return true if output is 1-bit boolean. | |
| bool | isCpoolTransformed (void) const |
| Return true if we have already examined this cpool. | |
| bool | isCollapsible (void) const |
| bool | usesSpacebasePtr (void) const |
| Return true if this LOADs or STOREs from a dynamic spacebase pointer. | |
| uintm | getCseHash (void) const |
| Return hash indicating possibility of common subexpression elimination. More... | |
| bool | isCseMatch (const PcodeOp *op) const |
| Return true if this and op represent common subexpressions. More... | |
| TypeOp * | getOpcode (void) const |
| Get the opcode for this op. | |
| OpCode | code (void) const |
| Get the opcode id (enum) for this op. | |
| bool | isCommutative (void) const |
| Return true if inputs commute. | |
| uintb | collapse (bool &markedInput) const |
| Calculate the constant output produced by this op. More... | |
| void | collapseConstantSymbol (Varnode *newConst) const |
| Propagate constant symbol from inputs to given output. More... | |
| PcodeOp * | nextOp (void) const |
| Return the next op in the control-flow from this or null. | |
| PcodeOp * | previousOp (void) const |
| Return the previous op within this op's basic block or null. More... | |
| PcodeOp * | target (void) const |
| Return starting op for instruction associated with this op. More... | |
| uintb | getNZMaskLocal (bool cliploop) const |
| Calculate known zero bits for output to this op. More... | |
| int4 | compareOrder (const PcodeOp *bop) const |
| Compare the control-flow order of this and bop. More... | |
| void | printRaw (ostream &s) const |
| Print raw info about this op to stream. | |
| const string & | getOpName (void) const |
| Return the name of this op. | |
| void | printDebug (ostream &s) const |
| Print debug description of this op to stream. More... | |
| void | saveXml (ostream &s) const |
| Datatype * | outputTypeLocal (void) const |
| Calculate the local output type. | |
| Datatype * | inputTypeLocal (int4 slot) const |
| Calculate the local input type. | |
| bool | markExplicitUnsigned (int4 slot) |
| Decide on unsignedness printing. | |
| bool | inheritsSign (void) const |
| Does this token inherit its sign from operands. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static PcodeOp * | getOpFromConst (const Address &addr) |
| Retrieve the PcodeOp encoded as the address addr. | |
Friends | |
| class | BlockBasic |
| class | Funcdata |
| class | PcodeOpBank |
| class | VarnodeBank |
Lowest level operation of the p-code language.
The philosophy here is to have only one version of any type of operation, and to be completely explicit about all effects. All operations except the control flow operations have exactly one explicit output. Any given operation can have multiple inputs, but all are listed explicitly.
Input and output size for an operation are specified explicitly. All inputs must be of the same size. Except for the above restrictions, input and output can be any size in bytes.
P-code can be either big or little endian, this is determined by the language being translated from
| anonymous enum |
Boolean attributes (flags) that can be placed on a PcodeOp. Even though this enum is public, these are all set and read internally, although many are read publicly via get or is methods.
| anonymous enum |
| PcodeOp::PcodeOp | ( | int4 | s, |
| const SeqNum & | sq | ||
| ) |
| uintb PcodeOp::collapse | ( | bool & | markedInput | ) | const |
Calculate the constant output produced by this op.
Assuming all the inputs to this op are constants, compute the constant result of evaluating this op on this inputs. If one if the inputs has attached symbol information, pass-back "the fact of" as we may want to propagate the info to the new constant. Throw an exception if a constant result cannot be produced.
| markedInput | will pass-back whether or not one of the inputs is a marked constant |
| void PcodeOp::collapseConstantSymbol | ( | Varnode * | newConst | ) | const |
Propagate constant symbol from inputs to given output.
Knowing that this PcodeOp has collapsed its constant inputs, one of which has symbol content, figure out if the symbol should propagate to the new given output constant.
| newConst | is the given output constant |
| int4 PcodeOp::compareOrder | ( | const PcodeOp * | bop | ) | const |
Compare the control-flow order of this and bop.
Compare the execution order of -this- and -bop-, if -this- executes earlier (dominates) return -1; if -bop- executes earlier return 1, otherwise return 0. Note that 0 is returned if there is no absolute execution order.
| bop | is the PcodeOp to compare this to |
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inline |
Get position within basic block
| uintm PcodeOp::getCseHash | ( | void | ) | const |
Return hash indicating possibility of common subexpression elimination.
Produce a hash of the following attributes: output size, the opcode, and the identity of each input varnode. This is suitable for determining if two PcodeOps calculate identical values
| uintb PcodeOp::getNZMaskLocal | ( | bool | cliploop | ) | const |
Calculate known zero bits for output to this op.
Compute nonzeromask assuming inputs to op have their masks properly defined. Assume the op has an output. For any inputs to this op, that have zero bits where their nzmasks have zero bits, then the output produced by this op is guaranteed to have zero bits at every location in the nzmask calculated by this function.
| cliploop | indicates the calculation shouldn't include inputs from known looping edges |
| int4 PcodeOp::getRepeatSlot | ( | const Varnode * | vn, |
| int4 | firstSlot, | ||
| list< PcodeOp *>::const_iterator | iter | ||
| ) | const |
Find the slot for a given Varnode, which may be take up multiple input slots.
In the rare case that this PcodeOp takes the same Varnode as input multiple times, use the specific descendant iterator producing this PcodeOp to work out the corresponding slot. Every slot containing the given Varnode will be produced exactly once over the course of iteration.
| vn | is the given Varnode |
| firstSlot | is the first instance of the Varnode in this input list |
| iter | is the specific descendant iterator producing this |
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inline |
Return true if this op is a branch
| bool PcodeOp::isCollapsible | ( | void | ) | const |
Return true if this can be collapsed to a COPY of a constant
Can this be collapsed to a copy op, i.e. are all inputs constants
| bool PcodeOp::isCseMatch | ( | const PcodeOp * | op | ) | const |
Return true if this and op represent common subexpressions.
Do these two ops represent a common subexpression? This is the full test of matching indicated by getCseHash
| op | is the PcodeOp to compare with this |
|
inline |
Return true if this COPY is incidental
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inline |
Return true if this INDIRECT is caused by STORE
| PcodeOp * PcodeOp::previousOp | ( | void | ) | const |
Return the previous op within this op's basic block or null.
Find the previous op that flowed uniquely into this op, if it exists. This routine will not search farther than the basic block containing this.
| void PcodeOp::printDebug | ( | ostream & | s | ) | const |
Print debug description of this op to stream.
Print an address and a raw representation of this op to the stream, suitable for console debugging apps
| s | is the stream to print to |
| void PcodeOp::saveXml | ( | ostream & | s | ) | const |
Write an XML description of this op to stream
Write a description including: the opcode name, the sequence number, and separate xml tags providing a reference number for each input and output Varnode
| s | is the stream to write to |
| PcodeOp * PcodeOp::target | ( | void | ) | const |
Return starting op for instruction associated with this op.
Scan backward within the basic block containing this op and find the first op marked as the start of an instruction. This also works if basic blocks haven't been calculated yet, and all the ops are still in the dead list. The starting op may be from a different instruction if this op was from an instruction in a delay slot


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DANZON A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1996 Edwin Jahiel
DANZON (Mexico, 1991) ***. Directed by Maria Novaro. Written by Maria and Beatriz Novaro. Photography, Rodrigo Garcia. Editing, Nelson Rodriguez, Maria Novaro. Art direction, Marisa Pecanis and Roberto Sanchez. Music, Danzonera Dimas de los Hermanos Perez, Pepe Luis y su Orchestra Universitaria, Danzonera Alma de Solavento, Manzanita y el Son 4, Marimba La Voz de Chiapas. Cast: Maria Rojo, Carmen Salinas, Margarita Isabel, Tito Vasconcelos, Blanca Guerra, Cheli Goodinez . A Sony Pictures Classics Release. In Spanish with subtitles. 103 min. Rated PG 13.
Mexican director Maria Novaro is building up a repertory of films about women who go through some form of adversity end up by finding themselves. "Lola," her first feature, dealt with a woman with a 5-year old daughter, abandoned by her man. The much more upbeat "Danzon" centers on thirtyish- fortyish Julia (Teresa Rojo), the single mother of a 15-year old girl, who searches for a man who is not really her man.
Both films have won the Best Picture award at the Latino Film Festival in New York, respectively in 1990 and 1991, and diverse other prizes. "Danzon" was best Mexican film in Mexico, with Maria Rojo copping the Best Actress award at the Chicago and the Valladolid (Spain) Festivals.
Julia, a telephone company operatrix in Mexico City, is a cheerful soul whose one passion is "danzon," a ballroom dance originating in Haiti and originally patterned after French cotillion dances. Via Cuba it became popular and quickly spread to the Mexican port of Veracruz one century ago.
For 6 years, Julia has been getting top prizes in danzon contests, always with the same partner, Carmelo. Carmelo is fiftyish, always immaculately dressed in a chic white suit and hat. Oddly (or not so oddly if you think that the realistic "Danzon" has discreet elements of fantasy and symbolism), Julia knows next to nothing about Carmelo, whom she meets only at the dance hall. "He's married, all men are married" says a friend, but Julia discounts this.
One day, Carmelo disappears. Julia is not only left without a dancing companion but somehow realizes that the man meant a lot to her. On the slightest of clues, she goes to Veracruz, presumably Carmelo's home town, to look for him. There she stays in a shabby hotel frequented by "ladies of the night," makes friends with various women, principally with the originally gruff owner, with a prostitute with a cute baby, and with a gentle transvestite nightclub "artist" whom Julia always refers to as "she." They all try to help her locate Carmelo.
Near the end of her mini-Odyssey Julia has a fling with a much younger man, then calmly and happily returns to Mexico City where, in the ballroom, a wonderful surprise awaits her.
"Danzon" is linear and episodic and linear, and, like the dance itself, slow. It is constructed-- on purpose-- along the lines of older popular Mexican movies, with a kind of pervasive naivete.
What it tries to accomplish is threefold. The film is an affectionate paean to danzon and local music for the masses, and simultaneously it is a political statement by Ms. Novaro (who majored in sociology) since it celebrates autochthonous tradition as opposed to imported modernism. "Danzon" is also about the "growing up" of an already grown woman. And it focuses too on the strength of sisterhood, of women sticking together.
In a way, "Danzon" shares with several films of recent years a trend towards populism. While the former Soviet bloc nations are anxious to do away with screen proletarians, other countries seem to be adding them to their productions.
"Danzon"s personal points are made quietly, and Julia is played with the right mix of high spirits, resolution and worry. The musical points are made quite raucously. The sounds vary from the playing of accomplished bands or well sung, very Mexican sentimental vocals (from records) to strident or cacophonous blarings.
Worked in quite naturally and nicely photographed is the town of Veracruz, a port city that must be the dullest and least picturesque in Mexico, though compared to Mexico City's horrendous pollution and congestion, the movie shows crisply and palpably Veracruz's clean, fresh sea air and its airy, uncrowded places.
I looked, however, in vain for the famous Cafe de la Parroquia where the best coffee in Mexico is served and sold. Perhaps it was there, but not pointedly enough shown to be identified.
This, in a sense is typical of "Danzon." The movie feels as though it were trying to avoid specificities of time and place. It could be set in the 1980s or decades earlier. The Mexico City practitioners of the dance wear Sunday-best 1950s clothes, the Veracruzans' summery outfits are undatable. The cars and the radios are older. The shabby freighters have no age.
There's an advantage to this generalizing, but at the same time this spills into a kind of mildness and vagueness that might border on dullness for those viewers accustomed to more dramatic action. Visually, a symptom of this is the systematic use of long shots when closeups are expected. Plot-wise, the lack of spelling out things makes you wonder how Julia, who declares herself broke soon after arriving in Veracruz, finances her stay and the gifts she brings back to Mexico City.
Unexpectedly for a Mexican work "Danzon" pursues understatement rather than broad filmic discourse. On one occasion, this becomes unwittingly funny, as when Julia joins her new, temporary young lover in his boat. Their lovemaking is unseen and only alluded to by the up and down movements of the ship's hull. On the other hand, when, the next day, the young man reappears with his hair cut short, Julia's dismay at seeing him look even younger is touchingly effective.
For some viewers "Danzon" will be too leisurely and lacking in strong rhythms (except for the music) or incidents. But it certainly has a special kind of sly charm and it is an interesting addition of movies by women and about women.
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Pushing Tin A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1999 By Michael Redman
*** (Out Of ****)
Competition is one of the almighty forces in the universe. In the course of human affairs it ranks up there with gravity, nuclear fission and sex.
When I was a kid, we were told that competition was the main difference between communism and capitalism. We had it, they didn't and because of that, their economic system was doomed to failure. Plus they were godless which was almost, but not quite as bad.
Competition is what drives wars. For 50 years the Soviet Union wanted to be King Of The World as did the United States. Oddly enough for a non-competitive country they were as aggressive as we were.
Competition causes men and women to do weird stuff. It's behind the macho and catty attitudes.  It causes individuals to cheat, lie and steal to get ahead in their careers.
It's also one of the reasons that some perform at their peak and do extraordinary work.
Nick "The Zone" Falzone (John Cusack) is a competitive guy. And he's the best. An air traffic controller at the New York Terminal Radar Approach Control, he guides planes at three major airports with rapid fire commands.
It's a frantic job. The facility controls 7,000 flights a day. Controllers are responsible for thousands of lives a day. Sitting at radar scopes, they are one with the electronic images. They stare through the screen into a virtual 3-D world with the same concentration that teenage video game players possess.
After work, they play with the same intensity. Drinking, flirting in cafes, shooting hoops, catching a quickie with their wives: everything is fast and furious.
Nick's life is good. In the small town of Controllerville, he's top dog. Until, that is, a new gun moves in. Russell Bell (Billy Bob Thornton) shoves aside the chair on rollers, pulls up his own folding chair, sticks a feather in his hair and gazes into the scope with a Zen-like serenity.
Russell is a wonder, stacking up planes like no one has seen before. He shows up Nick. Even worse, he does it without breaking a sweat. He effortlessly bests Nick's free throw record at a barbecue. All the wives are agog in the presence of the mysterious stranger. Nick is fueled by caffeine and adrenaline. Russell is a smooth as silk.
Nick can't stand it and begins his search for a way to win the rivalry. Soon his paranoia takes over and he starts to lose it. Is Russell playing the one-upmanship game or is he just who he is?
The actors are first rate. Cusack masters his quirky obsessed character and makes it seem as easy as rolling off a log. Thornton retains his impressive presence he's shown in other films and captivates the screen.
The women are equally skilled although they don't get as much screen time. Cate Blanchett is Nick's wife Connie, a middle class floosie with a look of intelligence behind her eyes. There isn't a second you don't believe that's who she is. Her performance is particularly impressive when you realize this is the same woman who played a completely different role in "Elizabeth".
Angelina Jolie, as Russell's child bride Mary, is the film's hot babe. When she struts through a backyard party, leather-clad, pouty-lipped and exhibiting abundant cleavage, the men are speechless. She and Nick have dinner in an Italian restaurant after he chances upon her crying in a supermarket. While they are talking, she slowly tastes one of her fingers and his fidelity is a lost cause.
Mary is the woman that every man would like to meet - until they discover the foundation of her personal food pyramid is vodka.
The film has dozens of sub-plots maneuvered like the tiny blips on radar, lining up one after another. Although most glide to smooth landings, some meander around and eventually crash into the Atlantic. The individual scenes are well crafted, but a few don't work together.
The story's weakness is the ending. Not completely unsatisfying, it still feels out of synch with the rest of the movie. Like many films recently, it could have ended about ten minutes earlier.
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end
end
print("Hello, world!")
# A function to select a random value from a list
function random(list_)
variable random_number = random_int(0, length(list_) - 1)
return (list_ / random_number)
end
variable python_code = "
# Program make a simple calculator
# This function adds two numbers
def add(x, y):
return x + y
# This function subtracts two numbers
def subtract(x, y):
return x - y
# This function multiplies two numbers
def multiply(x, y):
return x * y
# This function divides two numbers
def divide(x, y):
return x / y
print('Select operation.')
print('1.Add')
print('2.Subtract')
print('3.Multiply')
print('4.Divide')
while True:
# Take input from the user
choice = input('Enter choice(1/2/3/4): ')
# Check if choice is one of the four options
if choice in ('1', '2', '3', '4'):
num1 = float(input('Enter first number: '))
num2 = float(input('Enter second number: '))
if choice == '1':
print(num1, '+', num2, '=', add(num1, num2))
elif choice == '2':
print(num1, '-', num2, '=', subtract(num1, num2))
elif choice == '3':
print(num1, '*', num2, '=', multiply(num1, num2))
elif choice == '4':
print(num1, '/', num2, '=', divide(num1, num2))
break
else:
print('Invalid Input')
"
evaluate(python_code)
# Squares a value
function square(num) -> num ^ 2
# Checks if a number is even or odd
function odd_or_even(number)
if number % 2 == 0 then print("even") else print("odd")
end
variable name = input("What's your name? ")
variable python_code = "import tkinter as tk;" + "root = tk.Tk();" + "root.title = 'Dip GUI';" + "label = tk.Label(root, text='Hello, " + name + "').pack()"
evaluate(python_code)
# Implementing the Caesar cipher in Dip
# Including all of the letters in the English alphabet
variable alphabet = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz "
# Getting the user's input
variable plaintext = input("Which word / phrase would you like to encrypt: ")
# The key, which adds the value of the key to
variable key = input_integer("What would you like the key to be? ")
variable ciphertext = ""
for character = 0 to length(plaintext) then
for letter = 0 to length(alphabet) then
if plaintext / character == alphabet / letter then
if plaintext / character != " " then
variable index = letter + key
variable ciphertext = ciphertext + alphabet / (index % 26)
else
variable ciphertext = ciphertext + " "
end
end
end
end
print("ciphertext: " + ciphertext)


Installation¶
Cloudmesh is easy to install. Dependent on your preferences you can choose an install from
pip if you are a cloudmesh user
source install if you are a developer
Please read the instalatio section in this manual completely, and understand the items explained before you install. Do not just paste and copy text in your terminal and execute it as it could have unexpected consequences.
Warning
At this time we do not recommend the conda install, as the conda packages are outdated.
Prerequisites¶
Note
Before you install make sure that you have at minimum python 3.7.4 installed. Likely the code will work with earlier versions, but we do the development in python 3.7.4. This version can be downloaded and installed from https://www.python.org/downloads/.
Prerequisits Ubuntu 19.04¶
Python 3.7 is installed in ubuntu 19.04. Therefore, it already fulfills the prerequisits. However we recommend that you update to the newest version of python and pip. However we recommend that you update the the newest version of python. Please visit: https://www.python.org/downloads/
Additionally, Cloudmesh requires OpenSSL and Curl installed in the system.
sudo apt -y update
sudo apt -y install openssl curl
Prerequisits macOS¶
Installation of XCode¶
You want a number of useful tool on your macOS. They are not installed by default, but are available via Xcode. First you need to install xcode from
Next you need to install macOS xcode command line tools:
xcode-select --install
Next you want to install a python version. You can either chose the instalation from python.org or from homebrew.
Python Installation from python.org¶
The easiest instalation of Python for cloudmesh is to use the instaltion from https://www.python.org/downloads. Please, visit the page and follow the instructions. After this install you have python3 avalable from the commandline
Python Installation from Hoembrew¶
An alternative instalation is provided from Homebrew. To use this install
method, you need to install Homebrew first. Start the process by installing
the python 3 using homebrew
. Install homebrew
using the
instruction in their web page:
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
Then you should be able to install Python 3.7.4 using:
brew install python
Prerequisits Ubuntu 18.04¶
Warning
We recommend you update your ubuntu version to 19.04 and follow the instructions for that version instead, as it is significantly easier. If you however are not able to do so, the following instructions may be helpful.
We first need to make sure that the correct version of the Python3 is installed. The default version of Python on Ubuntu 18.04 is 3.6. You can get the version with:
python3 --version
If the version is not 3.7.4 or newer, you can update it as follows:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install software-properties-common
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
sudo apt-get install python3.7 python3-dev python3.7-dev
You can then check the installed version
using python3.7 --version
which should be 3.7.4
.
Now we will create a new virtual environment:
python3.7 -m venv --without-pip ~/ENV3
The edit the ~/.bashrc
file and add the following line at the end:
alias ENV3="source ~/ENV3/bin/activate"
ENV3
now activate the virtual environment using:
source ~/.bashrc
now you can install the pip for the virtual environment without conflicting with the native pip:
curl "https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py" -o "get-pip.py"
python get-pip.py
rm get-pip.py
Please note that, Cloudmesh requires OpenSSL and Curl installed in the system.
sudo apt -y update
sudo apt -y install openssl curl
Prerequisits Windows 10¶
On Windows 10 you can install cloudmesh in either the system or a Linux Subsystem. We recommend that you use the Professional or the Educational version of Windows as the Home eddition is very limitted. Alternatively, you can also use the docker version of cloudmesh.
Warning
The docker version of cloudmesh is still under development.
Warning
We do not recommend or suppport other versions of Windows.
System Install¶
Python 3.7 can be installed on Windows 10 using: https://www.python.org/downloads/
Linux Subsystem Install¶
To activate the Linux Subsystem, please follow the instructions at
A suitable distribution would be
However as it uses an older version of python you will ahve to update it.
Prerequisit venv¶
This step is highly recommend if you have not yet already installed a
venv
for python to make sure you are not interfering with your system
python. Not using a venv could have catastrophic consequences and a
destruction of your operating system tools if they realy on Python. The use
of venv is simple. For our purposes we assume that you use the directory:
~/ENV3
Follow these steps first:
python3 -m venv ~/ENV3
source ~/ENV3/bin/activate
You can add at the end of your .bashrc (ubuntu) or .bash_profile (macOS) file the line
source ~/ENV3/bin/activate
so the environment is always loaded. Now you are ready to install cloudmesh.
Check if you have the right version of python installed with
python --version
To make sure you have an up to date version of pip issue the command
pip install pip -U
Installation with Pip¶
If you like to use cloudmesh as user, the installation can be done with pip. Cloudmesh is stritributes in different modules and you only need to install the modules you desire. Dependent on your needs you can install the cloudmesh cloud or storage bundle with:
pip install cloudmesh-cloud
or
pip install cloudmesh-storage # not yest supported
Please note that the storage bundle also includes cloudmesh-cloud .Additional packages include but are not yet released:
pip install cloudmesh-flow # not yet supported
pip install cloudmesh-emr # not yet supported
pip install cloudmesh-batch # not yet supported
pip install cloudmesh-openapi # not yet supported
You want to test the cloudmesh command and at the same time create
a configuration file. This is done by invoking the cms
command the first
time. Thus, just type the command
cms help
in your terminal. It will create a directory ~/.cloudmesh
in which you can find the configuration file:
~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh.yaml
Anaconda and Conda¶
Warning
At this time the conda install is not supported.
We also have the base packages available as conda packages on conda hub
in the chanel laszewski
. This includes
cloudmesh-common
cloudmesh-cmd5
cloudmesh-sys
Note that the conda packages will always be a behind the version you will find in pypi. Therefore we recommend you use the pip based installation.
Source Installation for Developers¶
As a developer you want to use our source installation. For this reason we
wrote the cloudmesh-installer
script that conveniently downloads the
needed repositories, installs and updates them on demand. More documentation
about it can be found at
First make sure you have a python venv
as described in the pip section
(see Use a venv). Now you can install it with
pip install cloudmesh-installer
Next, it is best to create an empty directory and decide which bundles to install while listing them
mkdir cm
cd cm
cloudmesh-installer bundels
Once you have decided whihc bundle to install you can proceed. If you only want
to use compute resources the bundle name cloud
will be what you want.
If in addition you also like to work on storage, the bundle name storage
needs to be used.
Let, us assume you chose cloud
, than you can install cloudmesh with
cloudmesh-installer git clone cloud
cloudmesh-installer install cloud -e
The -e option is very important as it compiles the code in place of the downloaded directories and in case of changes in the directory automatically makes them available to the instaled version. This is naturally very important. It will take a while to install. On newer machines 1 minute, on older significant longer. Please watch your system information if the install takes a long time. Afterthe instalation is complete, you can than test if you successfully installed it by issuing the command
cms help
You will see a list of commands. A directory ~/.cloudmesh
with some
default files will be installed, that you will need to modify at one point.
Updates¶
To update the source from github, simply use the cloudmesh-installer command
while making sure to specify the desired bundle name, let us assume you use
cloud
cloudmesh-installer git pull cloud
If you see any conflicts make sure to resolve them.
Please note that in an update it could also be possible that the format of the cloudmesh.yaml file may have changed. Thus we always recommend that you also update the yaml file to the newest format. YOU can check the yaml file with
cms config check
As developer sometimes it may be best to make a backup of the cm directory or individual repositories in the cm directory. Then copy your changes into the newest code. Make sure to remove all python artifacts created with the -e option. See the command
cd cm
cloudmesh-installer local purge .
Reinstallation¶
In case you need to reinstall cloudmesh and you have used previously the
cloudmesh-installer, you can do it as follows (We assume you have used venv
and the cloudmesh-installer
in the directory cm as documented previously):
cd cm # the directory where your source locates
cloudmesh-installer local purge . --force
rm -rf ~/ENV3
python3 -m venv ~/ENV3
pip install pip -U
pip install cloudmesh-installer
cloudmesh-installer install cloud -e
cms help
Please note that this will not work if you did not use the -e option previously. Make sure to delete the old version, wherever you installed them.
.cloudmesh directory¶
All cloudmesh related information is stored in the .cloudmesh
directory.
In case you want to start fresh, simply delete that directory and its
subdirectories. However, if you need information form it make sure you make a
backup. Please note that in this file you have sensitive information and it
should never be backed up into github, box, icloud, or other such services.
Keep it on your computer or back it up on an secure encrypted external hard
drive or storage media only you have access to.
Installation of mongod¶
Uninstall of MongoDB on Windows 10¶
On Windows 10 you may already have mongo installed. If so you certainly can use this install. Just make sure to create an admin user with password.
However if you do not use MongoDB, you can also uninstall it and then follw our easy install guide.
To unsinstall, please terminate and delete the MongoDB service. Run as administrator in cms
sc delete MongoDB
Please google for deatils on how to uninstall, and communicate them to us so we can include them into this manual. Typically, click on the .msi that you used to install it snad initialte the uninstall process.
Instalation¶
First, you will need to install a cloudmesh.yaml
file, if you have not
done this before. If you do have mongo, you can safe this step. However,
make sure you do not expose mongo on the internet so that you keep your
information in mongo private. The easiest way to install mongo is with our
build in install script. You will need to set first permission to use this
install. To do so start with the command
cms help
Now you will need to edit the configuration file
emacs ~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh.yaml
and change the password of the mongo entry to something you like, e.g. change the TBD to a real strong password:
MONGO_PASSWORD: TBD
In case you do not have mongod installed, you can do so for macOS and Ubuntu 18.xx by setting the following variable:
MONGO_AUTOINSTALL: True
Now you can run the admin mongo install
command. It will not only install
mongo, but also add the path to your .bash_*
file. In case
of windows platform, you will have to set the PATH variable manually. To
install it simply say.
Alternatively you can set thes values form the commandline without using an editor with
cms config set cloudmesh.data.mongo.MONGO_AUTOINSTALL=True
cms config set cloudmesh.data.mongo.MONGO_PASSWORD=YOURPASSWORD
Make sure to set a good strong password for Mongo that you can remember
Now you can install mongo conveniently from cloudmesh if you have not installed it. On macOS and ubuntu it will install it under:
~/local/mongo/bin.
Please make sure that this path is added to your PATH variable after the install is complete. If you like to change that path you can do it in the yaml file.
Next we need to install mongo with
cms admin mongo install
As we password protect mongo, you will need to first run the command
cms admin mongo create
Now you can start mongo for cloudmesh with
cms admin mongo start
In case you need to stop it you can use the command
cms admin mongo stop
Please remember that for cloudmesh to work properly you need to start mongo. In case you need a different port you can configure that in the yaml file.
Prerequisit ssh key¶
In order for you to use cloudmesh you will need an ssh key. This can be created from the command line with
ssh-keygen
Please make sure to use a passphrase with your key. Anyone telling you to use a passwordless key is giving you a wrong advice.
Next you want to add a keyname that you use in your clouds to the cloudmesh yaml file. YOu can do this by completing the profile or form the commandline with:
cms config set cloudmesh.profile.user=YOURUSERNAME
cms set key user=YOURUSERNAME
The cms init includes this automatically.


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A 2D Vector.
- Returns
- The vector 2.
Constructs a Vec2 with both components being initialized to 0.0f.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/21/2015
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float |
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|
Constructor.
- Author
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- Date
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- Parameters
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float |
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Constructs a Vec2 with the given x and y values assigned to their respective components.
- Author
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- Date
- 2/21/2015
- Parameters
-
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| y | The y coordinate of the resulting Vec2. |
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( |
| ) |
const |
|
explicit |
Explicit cast that converts the given to a Vec3.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/22/2015
- Returns
- The result of the operation.
| gfxmath::Vec2::operator Vec4 |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
explicit |
Explicit cast that converts the given to a Vec4.
- Author
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- Date
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- Returns
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const Vec2 & |
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) |
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friend |
Inequality operator.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/22/2015
- Parameters
-
| left | The first instance to compare. |
| right | The second instance to compare. |
- Returns
- true if the parameters are not considered equivalent.
| std::ostream & operator<< |
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stream, |
|
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const Vec2 & |
vec |
|
) |
| |
|
friend |
A function that writes the given 2D vector to the given output stream.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/22/2015
- Parameters
-
| [in,out] | stream | The output stream to be written to. |
| vec | The Vec2 to write to the stream. |
- Returns
- Writes the value of the given Vec2 to the given output stream.
| bool operator== |
( |
const Vec2 & |
left, |
|
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const Vec2 & |
right |
|
) |
| |
|
friend |
Equality operator.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/22/2015
- Parameters
-
| left | The first instance to compare. |
| right | The second instance to compare. |
- Returns
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input, |
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Vec2 & |
vec |
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A function that reads in the a 2D vector from the given input stream.
- Author
- Zachary Tutlewski
- Date
- 2/22/2015
- Parameters
-
| [in,out] | input | The input stream to be read from. |
| [in,out] | vec | The Vec2 to read values into from the stream. |
- Returns
- Reads the value of the given input stream to the given Vec2.
| float gfxmath::Vec2::vals[2] |
The 2 components of the Vec2.
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How To Grow Drum Stick Crop
Introduction
Drumstick is one among the notable vegetable crops in India. Drumstick is that the most generally cultivated species of the genus Moringa comes from the Moringaceae family. although the origin of drumsticks is India, because of their medicative uses it's reached alternative countries also. Drumstick tree, Moringa is documented for its multi-purpose attributes, wide adaptability, and easy establishment. Its leaves, pods, and flowers are all jam-choked with nutrients for each humans and animals.
Soil and climate conditions
Climatic conditions –
The greatness of drumstick is, it can survive in drought conditions with negligible water requirement. they will thrive in poor soils also. the recent and wet climate is appropriate for growth and dry climate for flowering. The temperature of twenty five to thirty Degrees uranologist is suitable for flowering within the drumstick.
Soil conditions –
The Moringa/Drumstick plant grows best in well-drained sandy or loamy soil with a rather acid pH scale of 6.2 to neutral 7.0. It can tolerate poor soil as well as coastal areas. .
Cultivation:
If planting an oversized plot it's suggested to initial plow the land. before planting a seed or seedling, dig a planting pit concerning 50cm in-depth and also the same in width. This planting hole serves to loosen the soil and helps to retain moisten within the root zone, sanctionative the seedlings’ roots to develop rapidly. Compost or manure at the speed of 5kg per pit is mixed with the recent soil round the pit and wont to fill Inferno. Avoid mistreatment the soil taken out of the pit for this purpose: fresh topsoil contains useful microbes that may promote simpler root growth.
Propogation –
There are 3 varieties of propagation in drumstick farming.
Seed Propagation: This methodology is appropriate for annual vascular plant types. Seeds are planted in 2 to three-centimeter depth in every pit. below regular and correct irrigation, germination happens when eight to ten days.
Stem cutting:This method is suitable for perennial cultivar types. once trees stop manufacturing pods, stop the branches for growing new trees and this may promote recent growth. Cut branches that are five to twelve cm in diameter and one hundred to a hundred and fifty cm long for planting in each pit. Application of cow dung on the highest finish of the cutting can defend the cut-branches from pests and diseases at the time of planting. for correct root and plant growth, place common fraction a part of the cut-branch within the soil pit.
Nursery: Seeds are planted in nursery beds or in fifteen x seven cm polythene baggage within the months might to June. Soil should be mixed with organic manure at 2:1 ratio. when eight to ten days the method of germination takes place and thirty to forty days previous seedlings are prepared for movement in the mainland. concerning 600 to 700 grams of seeds are needed for a square measure land. it's suggested to lift a number of additional plants in polyethylene baggage for the aim of gap filling within the mainland.
Fertilizer
Manures and Fertilizers in Drum Sticks Cultivation: when the third month of sowing or planting, one hundred grams of organic compound, 100 grams of superphosphate, and fifty grams of murate of hydroxide ought to be applied to every plant or pit. throughout flowering time apply 100 grams of urea pet plant or pit. significant irrigation should be provided at the time of pod development.
Irrigation
Drumstick plants will face up to drought conditions for up to 6 months. They need minimum irrigation for correct growth. Soil conditions cherish too dry or too wet can cause flower drop. Optimum soil wet ought to be maintained for additional yields. Irrigate fields once in an exceedingly week up to 3 months, followed by once in ten to twelve days thereafter. Irrigation might not be necessary throughout the rainy season. Maintain adequate soil moisture during the flowering amount and avoid stagnation of water.
Diseases occurred in crop:
| Name of Disease | Caused by | Symptoms | Management |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budworm | Insects | The larva bores into flower buds and then causes shedding. In early plant stages, the caterpillars are gregarious and scrape the chlorophyll content of leaf lamina giving it a papery white appearance. Later they become voracious feeders making irregular holes on the plant leaves. Irregular holes on leaves initially and later skeletonization leaving only veins and petioles. Heavy defoliation. Bored fruits with irregular holes. Larvae bore into flower buds feeding on the inner contents and cause shedding up to 78 percent during summer. | Collect and destroy the flower and buds Spray malathion 1 liter/hectare |
| Leaf caterpillar | Insects | Larva feeds on the leaflets reducing into papery structures | Plow around moringa trees to expose and kill pupae Collect and then destroy damaged buds along with the caterpillar Set up a light trap by 1/ha Spray insecticides such as carbaryl 50 WP about 1gm/lit |
| Longhorn beetles | Insects | Grubs make zig-zag burrow beneath the bark, feed on internal tissues, reach sapwood and cause the death of affected branch and stem. Adults feed on the bark of young twigs and also petioles. | The clean affected portion of the tree by removing all webbed material, and excreta, etc. Insert in each hole, cotton–wool soaked in monocrotophos 5 ml or any good fumigant such as carbon disulphide, chloroform, and seal treated hole with mud |
Drumstick Harvest and Yielding
Harvest
Drumstick Leaves and Shoots: cassia contains a compound leaf; various leaflets are connected to the rachis that stems from the branch. harvest home of leaves and shoots may be done manually by employing a combine of shears or sharp knife. Leaves and tender shoots should be harvested from one hundred to 150-centimeter tree height forwards on top of the ground. In large-scale drumstick plantations, harvesting can be done mechanically. those that harvest shoots and leaves at the bottom of the leafstalk can be faster and easier, however will have less vigorous growth within the following harvest season.
Drumstick Seeds: it's counseled not to climb trees to reap fruits or seeds because the branches break simply. Pods that reach maturity are harvested immediately. Pods that flip chromatic and dry can open easily for extraction of seeds. Matured pods split open, rental seed fall on the ground. Matured seeds have sensible possibilities of germination and that they ought to be hold on in a very dry place.
Drumstick Pods or Fruits: Tender pods may be harvested as shortly as they attain their pod length. every drumstick selection produces completely different pod lengths, reckoning on the tree variety pods should be harvested in step with their length. Pods that are tender, fleshy, and immature are harvested. Thick pods don't fetch worth within the market, thence they ought to be ignored for seed harvesting.
Yielding
Reckoning on the variability of the tree planted and farming practices, trees will provide 2 recent leaf harvests in a very year. thus also, depending on tree varieties, fresh pods may be harvested doubly in a year. underneath sensible cultivation, a drumstick plantation can yield eighteen to twenty tonnes of pods per acre each year and twenty five to thirty two tonnes of fresh leaves per acre in a year.


Pretty much if you were told about how you can train your Brain like a muscle and that the more that you work on that one subject, the faster and stronger your brain works for that specific thing. It would bring great confidence in those people who know. Knowing about Neuroplasticity is basically knowing about your brains strengths.
Basically practice, practice & more practice. Dedicating a small chunk of time at least everyday to practice.
Practicing, making your content/subject relevant to your life, also knowing what you can do with Neuroplasticity can increase it.
It is a open way of thinking. Knowing that everything can be learned, through dedication and time. It creates a positive outlook and attitude towards learning. It is relevant with anything that is new to you. Because you will make mistakes and be challenged. Having a growth mindset helps you push through. Especially with learning how to code, there is a steep learning curve.
It made me wonder and think about ‘talents’, and ‘gifts’. I guess also reaffirming the the phrase “Hard work, beats talent”. Realising both talent and hard work are the same thing in a way.
Very easily. Honestly I think for me, from now on I will always have a growth mindset. I will integrate by having a positive attitude, and being brave knowing that I don’t know everything just yet. Persevering through challenge and blocks. Knowing that I will fail a lot, in turn will help me learn and grow.


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OBS data
DIAG Set 2 - Line plots of annual implied transports
The computation of the implied northward transports follows the conventions described
in the paper by Trenberth and Caron (2001). Their corrections applied to the southern
oceans poleward of 30S are not used in the calculations, and the NCEP derived values
plotted here are their unadjusted values. Webpage about the NCEP derived data.
A plot of the ocean basins used in the calculations.
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| Ocean Heat | plot |
| Atmospheric Heat | plot |
| Ocean Freshwater | plot |


Use this form to record transactions in your portfolio or use the
Import Tool
Buys and Sells will automatically adjust the amount of cash in your portfolio, so make sure you record your deposits first.
Buys and Sells will automatically adjust the amount of cash in your portfolio, so make sure you record your deposits first.


Glossary: Top Worldwide Countries Pie Charts
Geo-location information is obtained using a user's modal ip address. Note that edX profile location is not used.
Additionally, not all ip addresses can be mapped to a location, but most are captured using multiple geo-location databases.
Using IP addresses instead of open text fields is more consistent and readily available for a majority of the users that interact with the course.
Users who just registered and did not interact with the course (viewers) are not counted in this data.
- Registrants by Country
- Pie chart showing % of Registrants from the top countries. This % of registrants includes users who at leasted registered for a course (thus including users who viewed, explored and certified).
- Viewers by Country
- Pie chart showing % of Viewers from the top countries. This % of viewers includes users who at least viewed a course (thus including users who may have also explored and certified).
- Certified by Country
- Pie chart showing % of Certified from the top countries. This % of certified includes users who certified in a course.
- ID Verified by Country
- Pie chart showing % of ID Verified from the top countries. This % of ID verified includes users does not indicate level of completion.
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Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)
VCCI is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organization representing the business community in Vietnam. The objectives of VCCI are to assist the development of the Vietnamese enterprises as well as to promote the commercial cooperation between Vietnam and the rest of the world on the basis of equality and mutual benefit, contributing to the sustainable socio-economic growth in Vietnam.
The Singapore Business Group (SBG)
SGB is the leading group in promoting the mutual business development between Singapore and Vietnam. Starting from a small group of 30 Singaporeans doing business in Vietnam, SBG has become an established non-profit organization with more than 300 members. The organization has actively involved in connecting businesses from both Vietnam and Singapore through various networking sessions and seminars.
Vietnamese Community in the National University of Singapore (VNCNUS)
VNCNUS is a vibrant student community comprising of more than 1,000 Vietnamese undergraduates and alumni in the National University of Singapore. The community organises annual cultural event, music event, volunteer project and career fair, enriching members’ personal development as well as career opportunities.


A Post About Coding Things with Examples We call it the after after after party. CSS Code .ct-r { text-align:center; @include breakpoint(one-hand) { text-align:left; } } Ruby Code class KeychainPromotion def initialize(purchase_process) @purchase_process = purchase_process end def sign_up_for_mailing_list(customer) MailingList.add(customer) keychain = Product.find("promo-keychain") @purchase_process.purchase_product(customer,keychain) end end


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}You've been logged out{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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#{docsController.tag.description}
In addition to the normal rendered
attribute, there is also a show
attribute that has the same semantics, but instead of entirely
omitting the element in the markup, show=false
will render an empty placeholder element.
This is especially neat for the cases where you would normally need to add an outer wrapper to AJAX update a conditionally rendered element.
The panelGroup will render as a div
by default, but you can render it as any tag name by specifiying the tag
attribute.


{% extends "solution.html" %}
{% block puzzle-author %}
Galactic Trendsetters
{% endblock %}
{% block solution-body-md %}
Each answer has a double letter[^1]. Each answer also has a distinct length from 4 to 9. Sort by the length and read the double letters. They say **SAMPLE**.
[^1]: Two consecutive letters that are the same.
*[SAMPLE]: sample puzzle
{% endblock %}
{% block author-notes-html %}
hi
{% endblock %}
{% block appendix-title %}
Fancy Title
{% endblock %}
{% block appendix-md %}
Length | Answer | Double Letter
------ | ------------- | -------------
4 | BA**SS** | S
5 | IS**AA**C | A
6 | HA**MM**ER | M
7 | SCRI**PP**S | P
8 | PARA**LL**EL | L
9 | ENGIN**EE**RS | E
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Couchbase Lite C
Couchbase Lite C API
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FLDoc | |
An FLDoc points to (and often owns) Fleece-encoded data and provides access to its Fleece values. | |
| enum | FLTrust { kFLUntrusted, kFLTrusted } |
| Specifies whether not input data is trusted to be 100% valid Fleece. More... | |
| typedef struct _FLDoc * | FLDoc |
| A reference to a document. More... | |
| typedef struct _FLSharedKeys * | FLSharedKeys |
| A reference to a shared-keys mapping. More... | |
| FLDoc | FLDoc_FromResultData (FLSliceResult data, FLTrust, FLSharedKeys, FLSlice externData) |
| Creates an FLDoc from Fleece-encoded data that's been returned as a result from FLSlice_Copy or other API. More... | |
| FLDoc | FLDoc_FromJSON (FLSlice json, FLError *outError) |
| Creates an FLDoc from JSON-encoded data. More... | |
| void | FLDoc_Release (FLDoc) |
| Releases a reference to an FLDoc. More... | |
| FLDoc | FLDoc_Retain (FLDoc) |
| Adds a reference to an FLDoc. More... | |
| FLSlice | FLDoc_GetData (FLDoc) FLPURE |
| Returns the encoded Fleece data backing the document. More... | |
| FLSliceResult | FLDoc_GetAllocedData (FLDoc) FLPURE |
| Returns the FLSliceResult data owned by the document, if any, else a null slice. More... | |
| FLValue | FLDoc_GetRoot (FLDoc) FLPURE |
| Returns the root value in the FLDoc, usually an FLDict. More... | |
| FLSharedKeys | FLDoc_GetSharedKeys (FLDoc) FLPURE |
| Returns the FLSharedKeys used by this FLDoc, as specified when it was created. More... | |
| FLDoc | FLValue_FindDoc (FLValue) FLPURE |
| Looks up the Doc containing the Value, or NULL if the Value was created without a Doc. More... | |
Parsing And Converting Values Directly | |
| FLValue | FLValue_FromData (FLSlice data, FLTrust) FLPURE |
| Returns a pointer to the root value in the encoded data, or NULL if validation failed. More... | |
| FLSliceResult | FLData_ConvertJSON (FLSlice json, FLError *outError) |
| Directly converts JSON data to Fleece-encoded data. More... | |
| FLStringResult | FLData_Dump (FLSlice data) |
| Produces a human-readable dump of the Value encoded in the data. More... | |
| typedef struct _FLDoc* FLDoc |
A reference to a document.
| typedef struct _FLSharedKeys* FLSharedKeys |
A reference to a shared-keys mapping.
| enum FLTrust |
Specifies whether not input data is trusted to be 100% valid Fleece.
| FLSliceResult FLData_ConvertJSON | ( | FLSlice | json, |
| FLError * | outError | ||
| ) |
Directly converts JSON data to Fleece-encoded data.
You can then call FLValue_FromData (in kFLTrusted mode) to get the root as a Value.
| FLStringResult FLData_Dump | ( | FLSlice | data | ) |
Produces a human-readable dump of the Value encoded in the data.
This is only useful if you already know, or want to learn, the encoding format.
Creates an FLDoc from JSON-encoded data.
The data is first encoded into Fleece, and the Fleece data is kept by the doc; the input JSON data is no longer needed after this function returns.
| FLDoc FLDoc_FromResultData | ( | FLSliceResult | data, |
| FLTrust | , | ||
| FLSharedKeys | , | ||
| FLSlice | externData | ||
| ) |
Creates an FLDoc from Fleece-encoded data that's been returned as a result from FLSlice_Copy or other API.
The resulting document retains the data, so you don't need to worry about it remaining valid.
| FLSliceResult FLDoc_GetAllocedData | ( | FLDoc | ) |
Returns the FLSliceResult data owned by the document, if any, else a null slice.
| FLSharedKeys FLDoc_GetSharedKeys | ( | FLDoc | ) |
Returns the FLSharedKeys used by this FLDoc, as specified when it was created.
| void FLDoc_Release | ( | FLDoc | ) |
Releases a reference to an FLDoc.
This must be called once to free an FLDoc you created.
Adds a reference to an FLDoc.
This extends its lifespan until at least such time as you call FLRelease to remove the reference.
Looks up the Doc containing the Value, or NULL if the Value was created without a Doc.
Caller must release the FLDoc reference!!


There are a number of 3rd party apps to support CSS preprocessors
We're going to use Ruby
$ gem install bundler
Gemfile:
source "https://rubygems.org"
gem 'guard-sass'
gem 'compass'
gem 'guard-livereload'
$ bundle install
# More info at https://github.com/guard/guard#readme
guard 'sass',
:input => 'docroot/sites/all/themes/wscu_theme/scss',
:output => 'docroot/sites/all/themes/wscu_theme/css',
:compass => true,
:style => :compressed
function linkify( selector ) {
if( supports3DTransforms ) {
var nodes = document.querySelectorAll( selector );
for( var i = 0, len = nodes.length; i < len; i++ ) {
var node = nodes[i];
if( !node.className ) ) {
node.className += ' roll';
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Presentations can be exported to PDF, below is an example that's been uploaded to SlideShare.


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See:
Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| Account | An Account is a convenience interface that extends both AuthenticationInfo and
AuthorizationInfo and represents authentication and authorization for a single account in a
single Realm. |
| AuthenticationInfo | AuthenticationInfo represents a Subject's (aka user's) stored account information relevant to the
authentication/log-in process only. |
| AuthenticationListener | An AuthenticationListener listens for notifications while Subject s authenticate with the system. |
| AuthenticationToken | An AuthenticationToken is a consolidation of an account's principals and supporting credentials submitted by a user during an authentication attempt. |
| Authenticator | An Authenticator is responsible for authenticating accounts in an application. |
| HostAuthenticationToken | A HostAuthenticationToken retains the host information from where
an authentication attempt originates. |
| LogoutAware | An SPI interface allowing cleanup logic to be executed during logout of a previously authenticated Subject/user. |
| MergableAuthenticationInfo | An extension of the AuthenticationInfo interface to be implemented by
classes that support merging with other AuthenticationInfo instances. |
| RememberMeAuthenticationToken | An AuthenticationToken that indicates if the user wishes their identity to be remembered across sessions. |
| SaltedAuthenticationInfo | Interface representing account information that may use a salt when hashing credentials. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbstractAuthenticator | Superclass for almost all Authenticator implementations that performs the common work around authentication
attempts. |
| SimpleAccount | Simple implementation of the Account interface that
contains principal and credential and authorization information (roles and permissions) as instance variables and
exposes them via getters and setters using standard JavaBean notation. |
| SimpleAuthenticationInfo | Simple implementation of the MergableAuthenticationInfo interface that holds the principals and
credentials. |
| UsernamePasswordToken | A simple username/password authentication token to support the most widely-used authentication mechanism. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| AccountException | Exception thrown due to a problem with the account under which an authentication attempt is being executed. |
| AuthenticationException | General exception thrown due to an error during the Authentication process. |
| ConcurrentAccessException | Thrown when an authentication attempt has been received for an account that has already been authenticated (i.e. |
| CredentialsException | Exception thrown due to a problem with the credential(s) submitted for an account during the authentication process. |
| DisabledAccountException | Thrown when attempting to authenticate and the corresponding account has been disabled for some reason. |
| ExcessiveAttemptsException | Thrown when a system is configured to only allow a certain number of authentication attempts over a period of time and the current session has failed to authenticate successfully within that number. |
| ExpiredCredentialsException | Thrown during the authentication process when the system determines the submitted credential(s) has expired and will not allow login. |
| IncorrectCredentialsException | Thrown when attempting to authenticate with credential(s) that do not match the actual credentials associated with the account principal. |
| LockedAccountException | A special kind of DisabledAccountException, this exception is thrown when attempting to authenticate and the corresponding account has been disabled explicitly due to being locked. |
| UnknownAccountException | Thrown when attempting to authenticate with a principal that doesn't exist in the system (e.g. |
Core interfaces and exceptions concerning Authentication (the act of logging-in).
Shiro abbreviates the word 'AuthentiCation' as authc to distinguish it seperately from 'AuthoriZation', abbreviated as authz. The primary item of interest in this package is the Authenticator interface, which acts as the entry point (facade) to all other other authentication components. Other components, interfaces and exceptions are here to support Authenticator implementations.
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Latest update: 9/3/2016
Rules and Format
- This is a team event. Each team match
consists of five individual matches and can end when one team
has won three out of five matches. Each individual match shall
be a best of five games with 11 points in each game.
- Before the start of the match, the team
that wins the toss shall choose to be either ABC team or XYZ
team.
- Each team must consist of a minimum of
three players (no maximum limits). The first player must play
two singles. The second player must play one single and one
double. No restrictions on other players.
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Single
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- In order to have participants able to play
more games in whole season, the first round will be score
based competition. Each team
can play with any other team who joined CLC. The winning team
gets 3 points, and the losing team gets 1 point. Note: Depending
on the number of teams, the teams may be randomly divided into
two groups.
- Based on the score from first round,
Top 16 ranked teams
will be advance to the play off round. If there is a tie, use Winning Ratio as the tie breaker.
- Playoff round consists of small group round robin + top 8 single elimination.
- Top 16 teams will be divided into 4 groups to play round robin based on draws and
top 2 teams from each group will be advanced to next round.
Registration/Entry
- For players whose company have no entry in
the competition, joint teams are allowed in two
formats: A) company-to-company joint (limited to
two companies only); B) based on same table
tennis club. Every player owns that club membership
- Every team requires at least 3 persons, no
upper limit. Every player can only join one team
- Each company or club can register multiple
teams, no upper limits.
- Each team registration fee $100. Early
bird $80. Registration after deadline: $120.
- Register at: https://goo.gl/vtJ0fj
- Paypal entry fee to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please
state out from which team when making paypal transfer.
Schedule
- 7/13 - 8/10:
Registration.
Early bird discount applies before 7/18.
- 8/13 -
10/26: First
round
- 11/5: CLC playoff - group round robin
- 11/12: Top 8 single elimination, finals and bonus championship game
Awards
- The champion: $500 + Trophy
- The second place: $200. The third and
fourth place: $100
- All the other top 16 team will get 3 boxes
Nittaku 3 star premium pingpong ball in each team
Others
- The official match ball for this
competition is Nittaku 3 star Premium. First round, players
can use other balls under two teams’ agreement. The
organizers will provide match balls for final rounds.
- Matches are suggested to be held at Swan
pingpong club, however, it can also be held at any other club
under two teams agreement.
- The match scheduled on weekdays, between
12 - 2PM in Swan requires pre-registration. Only one match
will be allowed in this time period. No limitation at any
other time.
- During competition season, from 8/1 to
10/31, the players (non-swan member) can get special discount
in Swan monthly membership at $25
- There will be live stream provided for
final round matches


American Music Awards 2019: Winners list
Who won what at the American Music Awards 2019 held today at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
by APA list of the winners at American Music Awards 2019 held today at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Artiste of the year: Taylor Swift
New artiste of the year: Billie Eilish
Collaboration of the year: Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello, “Senorita”
Favorite pop/rock female artiste: Taylor Swift
Favorite pop/rock male artiste: Khalid
Favorite pop/rock duo or group: BTS
Favorite pop/rock song: Halsey, “Without Me”
Favorite pop/rock album: Taylor Swift, “Lover”
Favorite rap/hip-hop artiste: Cardi B
Favorite rap/hip-hop song: Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, “Old Town Road”
Favorite rap/hip-hop album: Post Malone, “Hollywood’s Bleeding”
Favorite soul/R&B female artiste: Beyoncé
Favorite soul/R&B male artiste: Bruno Mars
Favorite soul/R&B song: Khalid, “Talk”
Favorite soul/R&B album: Khalid, “Free Spirit”
Favorite country female artiste: Carrie Underwood
Favorite country male artiste: Kane Brown
Favorite country duo or group: Dan + Shay
Favorite country song: Dan + Shay, “Speechless”
Favorite country album: Carrie Underwood, “Cry Pretty”
Favorite alternative rock artiste: Billie Eilish
Favorite adult contemporary artiste: Taylor Swift
Favorite Latin artiste: J Balvin
Favorite contemporary inspirational artiste: Lauren Daigle
Favorite electronic dance music artiste: Marshmello
Favorite social artiste: BTS
Favorite music video: Taylor Swift, “You Need to Calm Down”
Artiste of the decade: Taylor Swift
Tour of the year: BTS
Favorite soundtrack: “Bohemian Rhapsody”


Module constants
source code
Various constants used by CosmoloPy code.
Unit abreviations are appended to the name, but powers are not
specified. For instance, the gravitational constant has units "Mpc^3
msun^-1 s^-2", but is called "G_const_Mpc_Msun_s".
Most of these numbers are from google calculator.
Constants are:
G_const_Mpc_Msun_s: Gravitational constant in Mpc^3 msun^-1 s^-2
Gyr_s: Gigayear in s
H100_s: 100 km s^-1 Mpc^-1 in s^-1
M_sun_g: Solar mass in grams.
Mpc_cm: Megaparsec in cm
Mpc_km: Megaparsec in km
Myr_s: Megayear in s
alpha_B_cm_s_1e4: hydrogen recombination coefficient at T=10^4 K
amu_g: atomic mass unit in g
angstrom_cm: Angstrom in cm
c_light_Mpc_Gyr: Speed of light in Mpc/Gyr
c_light_Mpc_s: Speed of light in Mpc/s
c_light_cm_s: Speed of light in Mpc/s (from google calculator)
lambda_Lya_0: Central wavelength of H Lyman-alpha in Angstroms
lambda_NY_0: Central wavelength of an NV doublet in Angstroms
m_H_g: mass of a hydrogen atom in g
m_He_g: mass of a helium atom in g
m_p_g: mass of a proton in g
pc_cm: Parsec in cm
sigma_T_cm: Thomson cross section in Mpc^2
sigma_T_cm: Thomson cross section in cm^2
yr_s: a year in s
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''' pc_cm: Parsec in cm
Mpc_cm: Megaparsec in cm
Mpc_km: Megaparsec in km
angstrom_cm: Angstrom in cm
yr_s: a year in s
Myr_s: Megayear in s
Gyr_s: Gigayear in s
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d2i_X509(3)
NAMEd2i_X509, i2d_X509, d2i_X509_bio, d2i_X509_fp, i2d_X509_bio, i2d_X509_fp - X509 encode and decode functions
SYNOPSIS#include <openssl/x509.h> X509 *d2i_X509(X509 **px, const unsigned char **in, int len); int i2d_X509(X509 *x, unsigned char **out); X509 *d2i_X509_bio(BIO *bp, X509 **x); X509 *d2i_X509_fp(FILE *fp, X509 **x); int i2d_X509_bio(BIO *bp, X509 *x); int i2d_X509_fp(FILE *fp, X509 *x); int i2d_re_X509_tbs(X509 *x, unsigned char **out);
DESCRIPTIONThe X509 encode and decode routines encode and parse an X509 structure, which represents an X509 certificate.
For OpenSSL 0.9.7 and later if *out is NULL memory will be allocated for a buffer and the encoded data written to it. In this case *out is not incremented and it points to the start of the data just written.
NOTESThe letters i and d in for example i2d_X509 stand for ``internal'' (that is an internal C structure) and ``DER''. So i2d_X509 converts from internal to DER. The ``re'' in i2d_re_X509_tbs stands for ``re-encode'', and ensures that a fresh encoding is generated in case the object has been modified after creation (see the BUGS section). The functions can also understand BER forms.
The actual X509 structure passed to The encoded data is in binary form and may contain embedded zeroes. Therefore any FILE pointers or BIOs should be opened in binary mode. Functions such as strlen() will not return the correct length of the encoded structure. The ways that *in and *out are incremented after the operation can trap the unwary. See the WARNINGS section for some common errors. The reason for the auto increment behaviour is to reflect a typical usage of ASN1 functions: after one structure is encoded or decoded another will processed after it.
EXAMPLESAllocate and encode the DER encoding of an X509 structure: int len; unsigned char *buf, *p; len = i2d_X509(x, NULL); buf = OPENSSL_malloc(len); if (buf == NULL) /* error */ p = buf; i2d_X509(x, &p); If you are using OpenSSL 0.9.7 or later then this can be simplified to: int len; unsigned char *buf; buf = NULL; len = i2d_X509(x, &buf); if (len < 0) /* error */ Attempt to decode a buffer: X509 *x; unsigned char *buf, *p; int len; /* Something to setup buf and len */ p = buf; x = d2i_X509(NULL, &p, len); if (x == NULL) /* Some error */ Alternative technique: X509 *x; unsigned char *buf, *p; int len; /* Something to setup buf and len */ p = buf; x = NULL; if(!d2i_X509(&x, &p, len)) /* Some error */
WARNINGSThe use of temporary variable is mandatory. A common mistake is to attempt to use a buffer directly as follows: int len; unsigned char *buf; len = i2d_X509(x, NULL); buf = OPENSSL_malloc(len); if (buf == NULL) /* error */ i2d_X509(x, &buf); /* Other stuff ... */ OPENSSL_free(buf); This code will result in buf apparently containing garbage because it was incremented after the call to point after the data just written. Also buf will no longer contain the pointer allocated by OPENSSL_malloc() and the subsequent call to OPENSSL_free() may well crash. The auto allocation feature (setting buf to NULL) only works on OpenSSL 0.9.7 and later. Attempts to use it on earlier versions will typically cause a segmentation violation. Another trap to avoid is misuse of the xp argument to d2i_X509(): X509 *x; if (!d2i_X509(&x, &p, len)) /* Some error */ This will probably crash somewhere in d2i_X509(). The reason for this is that the variable x is uninitialized and an attempt will be made to interpret its (invalid) value as an X509 structure, typically causing a segmentation violation. If x is set to NULL first then this will not happen.
BUGS
In some versions of OpenSSL the ``reuse'' behaviour of
The encoding of the TBSCertificate portion of a certificate is cached in the X509 structure internally to improve encoding performance and to ensure certificate signatures are verified correctly in some certificates with broken (non-DER) encodings.
Any function which encodes an X509 structure such as
If, after modification, the X509 object is re-signed with
RETURN VALUES
SEE ALSO
HISTORYd2i_X509, i2d_X509, d2i_X509_bio, d2i_X509_fp, i2d_X509_bio and i2d_X509_fp are available in all versions of SSLeay and OpenSSL. | ||||||||||||||||||||


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If I lived my life the way my mother wanted me to, I would be a multimillionaire with a mansion and a yacht.
If I lived my life the way my preacher wanted me to, I would be engaged and in a seminary. If I lived my life the way my boss wanted
me to, I would wash dishes forever. If I lived my life the way my cousins wanted me to, I would own a massive video game collection.
the IRS cannot tax friendships. Thieves cannot steal your connections away from you.
There are only two types of fashion in America, clothes only women wear, and clothes everyone wears.
The more wealth you have, the less people care where you're from.


ts-simple-ast
Performance
There’s a lot of opportunity for performance improvements. The library originally started off favouring correctness, but it’s now starting to switch to improving performance.
Overview
This library makes manipulations easy for you by keeping track of how the underlying syntax tree changes between manipulations.
Behind the scenes, when you manipulate the AST:
- A new source file is created using the TypeScript compiler.
- The previously navigated nodes have their underlying compiler nodes replaced with the new compiler nodes.
It’s why you can do this:
// sourcefile contains: interface Person { name: string; }
const personInterface = sourceFile.getInterfaceOrThrow("Person");
const nameProperty = personInterface.getPropertyOrThrow("name");
nameProperty.setType("number");
nameProperty.getText(); // "name: number;"
Instead of having to renavigate the tree after each manipulation:
// thankfully the library does not work this way
let personInterface = sourceFile.getInterfaceOrThrow("Person");
let nameProperty = personInterface.getPropertyOrThrow("name");
nameProperty.setType("number");
nameProperty.getText(); // "name: string;"
personInterface = sourceFile.getInterfaceOrThrow("Person");
nameProperty = personInterface.getPropertyOrThrow("name");
nameProperty.getText(); // "name: number;"
When thinking about performance, the key point here is that if you have a lot of previously navigated nodes and a very large file, then manipulation might start to become sluggish.
Forgetting Nodes (Advanced)
The main way to improve performance when manipulating, is to “forget” a node when you’re done with it.
personInterface.forget();
That will stop tracking the node and all its previously navigated descendants (ex. in this case, nameProperty
as well).
It won’t be updated when manipulation happens again. Note that after doing this, the node will throw an error if one of its properties or methods is accessed.
Forget Blocks (Advanced)
It’s possible to make sure all created nodes within a block are forgotten:
import {Ast, NamespaceDeclaration, InterfaceDeclaration, ClassDeclaration} from "ts-simple-ast";
const ast = new Ast();
const text = "namespace Namespace { interface Interface {} class Class {} }";
const sourceFile = ast.createSourceFile("file.ts", text);
let namespaceDeclaration: NamespaceDeclaration;
let interfaceDeclaration: InterfaceDeclaration;
let classDeclaration: ClassDeclaration;
ast.forgetNodesCreatedInBlock(remember => {
namespaceDeclaration = sourceFile.getNamespaceOrThrow("Namespace");
interfaceDeclaration = namespaceDeclaration.getInterfaceOrThrow("Interface");
classDeclaration = namespaceDeclaration.getClassDeclarationOrThrow("Class");
// you can mark nodes to remember outside the scope of this block...
// this will remember the specified node and all its ancestors
remember(interfaceDeclaration); // or pass in multiple nodes
});
namespaceDeclaration.getText(); // ok, child was marked to remember
interfaceDeclaration.getText(); // ok, was explicitly marked to remember
classDeclaration.getText(); // throws, was forgotten
Also, do not be concerned about nesting forget blocks. That is perfectly fine to do:
ast.forgetNodesCreatedInBlock(() => {
namespaceDeclaration = sourceFile.getNamespaceOrThrow("Namespace");
interfaceDeclaration = namespaceDeclaration.getInterfaceOrThrow("Interface");
ast.forgetNodesCreatedInBlock(remember => {
classDeclaration = namespaceDeclaration.getClassDeclarationOrThrow("Class");
remember(namespaceDeclaration);
});
classDeclaration.getText(); // throws, was forgotten outside the block above
interfaceDeclaration.getText(); // ok, hasn't been forgotten yet
});
namespaceDeclaration.getText(); // ok, was marked to remember in one of the blocks
interfaceDeclaration.getText(); // throws, was forgotten
classDeclaration.getText(); // throws, was forgotten
Async
This method supports async and await:
await ast.forgetNodesCreatedInBlock(async remember => {
// do stuff
});


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Cloud Command¶
The cloud
command is the one to use for provisioning and accessing your
production infrastructure.
cloud
¶
Usage: cloud [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Manage your remote servers and datacenters Options: -v, --verbose Make commands verbose, use multiple time for higher verbosity --log-file TEXT When using the verbose flag, redirects output to this file -h, --help Show this message and exit. Commands: inventory Manage inventories job Run maintenance jobs on remote servers. organization Manage organizations provision Provision remote servers. rsync Sync files between your local machine and... run Run shell command on multiple remote servers. shell Open a shell on multiple remote servers. ssh Connect to a remote server. update Update AerisCloud version See the aeriscloud version information
cloud inventory
¶
Usage: cloud inventory [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Manage inventories Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit. Commands: edit Edit an inventory file. goto Go to the inventory directory. install Install inventories. list List inventories. remove Remove inventories.
cloud inventory edit
¶
Usage: cloud inventory edit [OPTIONS] INVENTORY Edit an inventory file. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud inventory goto
¶
Usage: cloud inventory goto [OPTIONS] [INVENTORY_NAME] Go to the inventory directory. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud inventory install
¶
Usage: cloud inventory install [OPTIONS] [NAME] [PATH] Install inventories. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud inventory list
¶
Usage: cloud inventory list [OPTIONS] List inventories. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud inventory remove
¶
Usage: cloud inventory remove [OPTIONS] INVENTORY_NAME Remove inventories. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud job
¶
Usage: cloud job [OPTIONS] [JOB] [INVENTORY] [EXTRA]... Run maintenance jobs on remote servers. Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud organization
¶
Usage: cloud organization [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Manage organizations Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.  Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud organization init
¶
Usage: cloud organization init [OPTIONS] NAME [REPOSITORY] Initialize a new organization. The following usages are supported: cloud organization init <name> <git repository url> It will create a new AerisCloud organization and set the origin remote to the specified url. If the GitHub integration is enabled, you can also use the following commands: cloud organization init <github organization name> It will create a new AerisCloud organization and set the origin remote to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>cloud organization init <github organization name>/<project name> It will create a new AerisCloud organization and set the origin remote to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>cloud organization init <org name>/<customer>/<project name> It will create a new AerisCloud organization and set the origin remote to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud organization install
¶
Usage: cloud organization install [OPTIONS] [NAME] [PATH] Install organization. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud organization list
¶
Usage: cloud organization list [OPTIONS] List organizations. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud organization remove
¶
Usage: cloud organization remove [OPTIONS] ORGANIZATION_NAME Remove organizations. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
cloud provision
¶
Usage: cloud provision [OPTIONS] ENV INVENTORY [EXTRA]... Provision remote servers. Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud rsync
¶
Usage: cloud rsync [OPTIONS] INVENTORY SRC DEST [EXTRA]... Sync files between your local machine and remote servers. Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud run
¶
Usage: cloud run [OPTIONS] INVENTORY LIMIT [COMMAND]... Run shell command on multiple remote servers. Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud shell
¶
Usage: cloud shell [OPTIONS] INVENTORY [EXTRA]... Open a shell on multiple remote servers. Options: -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud ssh
¶
Usage: cloud ssh [OPTIONS] INVENTORY HOST [EXTRA]... Connect to a remote server. Options: --timeout INTEGER -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud update
¶
Usage: cloud update [OPTIONS] Update AerisCloud Options: -f, --force Force update -h, --help Show this message and exit.
cloud version
¶
Usage: cloud version [OPTIONS] See the aeriscloud version information Options: --json -h, --help Show this message and exit.


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