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From a young age, I have alwasy been self-reliant. Growing up in NYC, and being a latch key kid, I had many responsibilities that today, I feel were placed on much too young a person. As early as I can remember, I had to take care of not only myself but my younger sister as well. Both my parents worked very hard to provide for us. They worked long hours and really didn't have time to be there for us. I had to walk my sister to school and back everyday. A distance of 10 blocks. Queens, NY was a rough place back then. Nothing like it is today. Which I think is funny because, if a child is raised the way I was, they would call child services in a heart beat.
From time to time, I am sad remembering how I didn't get to see my parents much. They couldn't come to teacher - parent meetins sometimes. But they taught me something that many kids today aren't being taught. Self-reliance. I learned how to cook from 3rd grade on. I made sure I got up for school and helped my sister get ready. I protected her on our way to school and back. I made meals and snacks for her and myslef.
This has carried through to this day for me. I don't ever expect anyone to do anything for me that I know I can do for myself. It's gotten to the point where my wife sometimes tells me to get help for some of the things I do. For example, I learned how to do my own oil changes, brakes, transmission fluid changes, starter motor, etc. Many things that don't require me to have a full on garage with a hydralic lift.  But to me, it's about me accomplishing it myself because I know I can.
My friends know this of me and always ask me for help with their repairs on their cars or home improvement projects. This always affirms to me that I am capable and will always be useful. Also, that I have the ability to learn new skills. I think that if I ever have struggles during DBC with learning, I will be able to think back on all the things I learned to do on my own and push on. The frustration will be a temporary set back but I will prevail. I will be a Web Dev!


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Hi all,
to get emoncms working on Nginx I need logging, but after following these steps the file's stays empty
- sudo pear channel-discover pear.apache.org/log4php
- sudo pear install log4php/Apache_log4php
- changed line 102 in settings.php to the location of my emoncms installation
- touched emoncms.log chown'd to the webserver user and chmoded to 660
But there's still no logging...
The steps are derived from Trystan's post at: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/5184
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Re: Cant get logging to work
Is this not tied in with the other problem you reported eMonCMS with nGinX?
Re: Cant get logging to work
Hi Robert,
it's on the same machine, but not really tied as I solved it last night... But I also tried to setup emonCMS on a FreeBSD machine and would still like to have it up and running there!
So any help is still very much appreciated....
Re: Cant get logging to work
Which version are you using?
Have you checked all the steps in http://emoncms.org/site/docs/installlinux and http://emoncms.org/site/docs/sharedlinuxhosting for all the components required and anything else there that you might have missed?
Re: Cant get logging to work
Hi Robert,
I'm on 8.2.6 from git and have checked both doc's, the system is generally running fine. I've imported value's from an old system and using that data to learn...
There are some glitches which might be bugs, I'll report them one at a time... But the log file is still empty!
Re: Cant get logging to work
Hi,
I have the same issue on a raspberry+HDD v8.2.6 (HDD image updated). I followed the four steps describe in your first post. But the emoncms.log stay empty even if I had some errors.
When I checked in the "Admin" tab I can see "LOG4PHP INSTALLED: yes". Probably there is another parameter or step to get it work.


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libPoMo.fasta¶
This module provides functions to read, write and access fasta files.
Objects¶
- Classes:
FaStream
, fasta file sequence stream objectMFaStream
, multiple alignment fasta file sequence stream objectFaSeq
, fasta file sequence objectMFaStrFilterProps
, define multiple fasta file filter preferences
- Exception Classes:
- Functions:
filter_mfa_str()
, filter a givenMFaStream
according to the filters defined inMFaStrFilterProps
init_seq()
, initialize fasta sequence stream from fileopen_seq()
, open fasta filesave_as_vcf()
, save a givenFaSeq
in variant call format (VCF)read_seq_from_fo()
, read a single sequence from file objectread_align_from_fo()
, read an alignment from file object
-
class
libPoMo.fasta.
FaSeq
[source]¶ Store sequence data retrieved from a fasta file.
Variables: - name (str) – Name of the FaSeq object.
- seqL ([Seq]) – List of
Seq
objects that store the actual sequence data. - nSepcies (int) – Number of saved species / individuals / chromosomes.
-
class
libPoMo.fasta.
FaStream
(name, firstSeq, nextHL, faFileObject)[source]¶ A class that stores a fasta file sequence stream.
The sequence of one species / individual / chromosome is saved and functions are provided to read in the next sequence in the file, if there is any. This saves memory if files are huge and doesn’t increase runtime.
This object is usually initialized with
init_seq()
.Parameters: Variables:
-
class
libPoMo.fasta.
MFaStrFilterProps
(nSpecies)[source]¶ Define filter preferences for multiple fasta alignments.
Define the properties of the filter to be applied to an
MFaStream
.By default, all filters are applied (all variables are set to True).
Parameters: nSpecies (int) – Number of species that are aligned.
Variables: - check_all_aligned (Boolean) – Check if all treated species are available in the alignment (nSpecies gives the number of species, given to the object upon initialization).
- check_divergence (Boolean) – Check if the divergence of the reference genome (the first sequence in the alignment) is lower than maxDiv (defaults to 10 percent).
- check_start_codons (Boolean) – Check if all start codons are conserved.
- check_stop_codons (Boolean) – Check if all stop codons are conserved.
- check_frame_shifting_gaps (Boolean) – Check, that there are no frame-shifting gaps.
- check_for_long_gaps (Boolean) – Check if no gap is longer than maxGapLength (defaults to 30) bases.
- check_nonsense_codon (Boolean) – Check if there is no premature stop codon).
- check_exon_length (Boolean) – Check that the exon is longer than minExonLen (defaults to 21).
- check_exon_numbers (Boolean) – Check if exon number match for all sequences in the alignment.
-
class
libPoMo.fasta.
MFaStream
(faFileName, maxskip=50, name=None)[source]¶ Store a multiple alignment fasta file sequence stream.
The sequences of one gene / alignment are saved for all species / individuals / chromosomes. Functions are provided to read in the next gene / alignment in the file that fulfills the given criteria, if there is any. This saves memory if files are huge and doesn’t increase runtime.
Initialization of an
MFaStream
opens the given fasta file, checks if it is in fasta format and reads the first alignment. The end of an alignment is reached when a line only contains the newline character. This object can later be used to parse the whole multiple alignment fasta file.Alignments can be filtered with
filter_mfa_str()
.Parameters: - faFileName (str) – File name of the multiple alignment fasta file.
- maxskip (int) – Only look maxskip lines for the start of a sequence (defaults to 50).
- name (str) – Set the name of the stream to name, otherwise set it to the stripped filename.
Variables: - name (str) – Stream name.
- seqL ([Seq]) – Saved sequences (
Seq
objects) in a list. - nSpecies (int) – Number of saved sequences / species in the alignment.
- nextHeaderLine (str) – Next header line.
- fo (fo) – File object that points to the start of the data of the next sequence.
Please close the associated file object with
FaStream.close()
when you don’t need it anymore.-
orient
(firstOnly=False)[source]¶ Orient all sequences of the alignment to be in forward direction.
This is rather slow for long sequences.
Parameters: firstOnly (Boolean) – If true, orient the first sequence only.
-
print_info
(maxB=50)[source]¶ Print sequence information.
Print information about this MFaStream object, the fasta sequence stored at the moment the length of the sequence and a maximum of maxB bases (defaults to 50).
-
exception
libPoMo.fasta.
NotAFastaFileError
[source]¶ Exception raised if given fasta file is not valid.
-
libPoMo.fasta.
filter_mfa_str
(mfaStr, fp, verb=None)[source]¶ Check multiple sequence alignment of an MFaStream.
Multiple sequence alignments usually include alignments that are not apt for analysis. These low quality alignments need to be filtered out of the original multiple sequence alignment fasta file. If verb is unset from None, information about any possible rejection is printed to the standard output.
Variables: - mfaStr (MFaStream) –
MFaStream
object to check. - fp (MFaStrFilterProps) –
MFaStrFilterProps
; Properties of the filter to be applied. - verb (Boolean) – Verbosity.
Return type: Boolean, True if all filters have been passed.
- mfaStr (MFaStream) –
-
libPoMo.fasta.
init_seq
(faFileName, maxskip=50, name=None)[source]¶ Open a fasta file and initialize an
FaStream
.This function tries to open the given fasta file, checks if it is in fasta format and reads the first sequence. It returns an
FaStream
object. This object can later be used to parse the whole fasta file.Please close the associated file object with
FaStream.close()
when you don’t need it anymore.Parameters: - faFileName (str) – File name of the fasta file.
- maxskip (int) – Only look maxskip lines for the start of a sequence (defaults to 50).
- name (str) – Set the name of the sequence to name, otherwise set it to the stripped filename.
-
libPoMo.fasta.
open_seq
(faFileName, maxskip=50, name=None)[source]¶ Open and read a fasta file.
This function tries to open the given fasta file, checks if it is in fasta format and reads the sequence(s). It returns an
FaSeq
object that contains a list of species names, a list of the respective desriptions and a list with the sequences.Parameters: - faFileName (str) – Name of the fasta file.
- maxskip (int) – Only look maxskip lines for the start of a sequence (defaults to 50).
- name (str) – Set the name of the sequence to name otherwise set it to the stripped filename.
-
libPoMo.fasta.
read_align_from_fo
(line, fo)[source]¶ Read a single fasta alignment.
Read a single fasta alignment from file object fo and save it to new
Seq
sequence objects. Return the header line of the next fasta alignment and the newly created sequences in a list. If no new alignment is found, the next header line will be set to None.Parameters: - line (str) – Header line of the sequence.
- fo (fo) – File object of the fasta file.
Return type: (str, [Seq])
-
libPoMo.fasta.
read_seq_from_fo
(line, fo, getAlignEndFlag=False)[source]¶ Read a single fasta sequence.
Read a single fasta sequence from file object fo and save it to a new
Seq
sequence object. Return the header line of the next fasta sequence and the newly created sequence. If no new sequence is found, the next header line will be set to None.Parameters: - line (str) – Header line of the sequence.
- fo (fo) – File object of the fasta file.
- getAlignFlag (Boolean) – If set to true, an additional Boolean value that specifies if a multiple sequence alignment ends, is returned.
Return type: (str, Seq) | (str, Seq, Boolean)
-
libPoMo.fasta.
save_as_vcf
(faSeq, ref, VCFFileName)[source]¶ Save the given :classL`FaSeq` in VCF format.
In general, we want to convert a fasta file with various individuals with the help of a reference that contains one sequence to a VCF file that contains all the SNPs. This can be done with this function. Until now it is not possible to do this conversion for several chromosomes for each individual in one run. Still, the conversion can be done chromosome by chromosome.
This function saves the SNPs of faSeq, a given
FaSeq
(fasta sequence) object in VCF format to the file VCFFileName. The reference genome ref, to which faSeq is compared to, needs to be passed as aSeq
object.The function compares all sequences in faSeq to the sequence given in ref. The names of the individuals in the saved VCF file will be the sequence names of the faSeq object.
#CHROM = sequence name of the reference POS = position relative to reference ID = . REF = base of reference ALT = SNP (e.g. 'C' or 'G,T' if 2 different SNPs are present) QUAL = . FILTER = . INFO = . FORMAT = GT
Parameters:


I've been working on the Jetpack project for about a month now - implementing features, fixing bugs, and generally helping move things forward as we build out the wide set of capabilities needed to enable an awesome future for Firefox add-on development.
The Jetpack team released the 0.3 version of the SDK yesterday, which has a bunch of platform improvements, and also the context menu API - the first UI feature to ship in the SDK. The SDK documentation has an example of using this feature that shows 1) how easy it is to build UI features with Jetpack, but also 2) shows how add-on development process has changed with the SDK. For example, all of the manual packaging steps are gone. That's right. No more crazy directory structures, no more RDF files, no more GUIDs. All of that stuff is gone, replaced with a couple of simple commands. It's not perfect yet, but expect it to get even easier to both package and deploy add-ons as we build out the SDK further.
So what's next? The 0.4 release is where the feature set of the SDK really starts to blow up:
- Panels: Floating rich content, tooltips, contextual UI.
- Private Browsing: Making it easy for add-ons to respect your privacy.
- Selection: Remember how awesome it was having an intuitive selection API in Ubiquity?
- Localization: Simple access and distribution of locale data.
- Page Worker: Like a Web Worker, but with more privileges and a DOM.
- Simple Storage: Persistent object store - like DOMStorage for add-ons.
- Places: Improved bookmarks and history searching and browsing.
- Widgets: A preview of the ideas Daniel and Boriss have recently blogged about.
- Request: Even easier AJAX (Please don't make that into an acronym. Please.)
- Installable without needing to restart Firefox (trunk builds only).
- Documentation: More and better! And it's not just about the feature set: The diligent focus of the Jetpack core team on developer ergonomics, and the experience gained from the Jetpack prototype and projects like Ubiquity, is resulting in a set of APIs that are far more intuitive and easy to use than the current XPCOM-riddled minefield that add-on developers have to deal with today.
If you have questions or suggestions, let me know in the comments, or join us on Jetpack developer forum.


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by Mark LangfordSuffolk businesses put their acumen to the test to raise more than £30,000 for St Nicholas Hospice Care.
The 35 firms involved in the three-month 1 Accounts Online Accumulator Challenge each spent the summer trying to turn a £50 stake into as much money as possible for the charity.
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Given the GPS Tracts of a snow plow during a snow event, determine the number of laps it did along a section of highway
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Simple Pac man Clone written in Java
I remember that I had a cold when I started writing this Pac-Man clone. One cool aspect of it was that levels were defined in ASCII, with different symbols representing walls, dots, pills, etc. I used SWT for the GUI. Unfortunately, I never got around to implementing the fruits that would appear in the real game.


Fattura24
¶ ↑
Simple, lightweight and with minimal dependencies ruby 2 wrapper for the Fattura24 apis.
Tested and developed on rubies 2.4+.
Installation¶ ↑
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'fattura24'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install fattura24
Usage¶ ↑
First, configure the module by adding your api key.
Fattura24.configure do |configuration| configuration.api_key = 'your_secret_key' end
Once set, you can call the api methods to get the responses you need.
# This method checks if your key is valid response = Fattura24::Api.test_key # Check for possible network errors, returns true on ok (200) responses puts response.success? # Call .to_h to get a hash version of the xml response puts response.to_h[:returnCode] # If you need more info, check the raw Net::HTTP response object raw_response = response.http_response
Api calls¶ ↑
You can take inspiration on the params to provide to your calls by visiting the official documentation. Generally speaking, this library will translate the structure of your hash to an equivalent xml document camelizing all of your keys.
TestKey, GetTemplate, GetPdc, GetNumerator¶ ↑
All of these calls don't require any argument. Simply call them and inspect their response:
r = Fattura24::Api.test_key r = Fattura24::Api.get_template r = Fattura24::Api.get_pdc r = Fattura24::Api.get_numerator puts r.to_h
SaveCustomer¶ ↑
r = Fattura24::Api.save_customer( customer_name: 'John Doe', customer_address: '100 Yonge Street', customer_city: 'Toronto', customer_country: 'CA', customer_fiscal_code: 'Set this for persons', customer_vat_code: 'vat', customer_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fe_customer_pec<EMAIL_ADDRESS>)
SaveDocument¶ ↑
r = Fattura24::Api.save_document( document_type: Fattura24::DocumentType::ELECTRONIC_INVOICE, customer_name: 'John Doe', customer_fiscal_code: 'NDASFN89A27L219Y', customer_address: '100 Yonge Street', customer_city: 'Toronto', customer_country: 'CA', fe_payment_code: Fattura24::FePaymentCode::CREDIT_CARD, payments: [ { date: '2020-04-27', amount: '100', paid: 'true' } ], rows: [ { code: '001', description: 'Element description', qty: '1', price: '100' } ], id_template: '65', send_email: 'true', object: 'test', total: 100, total_without_tax: 100, vat_amount: 0 )
GetFile¶ ↑
r = Fattura24::Api.get_file('1234567') # true if response content is actually a file if r.pdf? File.write('invoice.pdf', r.to_s) end
GetProduct¶ ↑
# gets all products r = Fattura24::Api.get_product # filters by code r = Fattura24::Api.get_product(code: 'some_code') # filters by category r = Fattura24::Api.get_product(category: 'some_category') # combines both r = Fattura24::Api.get_product({ code: 'some_code', category: 'some_category' })
Development¶ ↑
After checking out the repo, run bundle
to install dependencies. You can run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install
.
To run tests and linting, simply run bundle exec rake
.
When you edit something, include appropriate docs and rebuild them by running bundle exec rake rdoc
.
If you have docker installed, you can test against all of the supported ruby versions by running:
$ make build
That will build the required docker images, and then you can run tests with:
$ make
Release of a new version¶ ↑
To release a new version, update the version number in lib/fattura24/version.rb
. Make sure version tests are still satisfied. Then run bundle exec rake release
, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem
file to rubygems.org.
Contributing¶ ↑
Everyone is welcome to contribute. This project tries to follow the git-flow branching model. Open a branch named feature/<name>
and make a PR against develop
.
Please, make sure you include appropriate unit tests to the codebase (also check coverage) and that your code satisfies rubocop checks.
License¶ ↑
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.


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This version of Iometer can read saved files generated by all previous versions of Iometer. Earlier versions of Iometer cannot read files generated by this version. This policy is not guaranteed to hold true in the future.
Some of the network performance statistics are not collected by default and need to be enabled. Until they are enabled, they will be reported as zero. To enable Iometer to collect and report these statistics, perform the following steps.
1. From the Start menu, select Settings, then launch the Control Panel.
2. Within the Control Panel, launch Network.
3. Within the Network window, select the Services tab.
4. Select the SNMP Service and press OK.
5. Enter the Windows NT 4.0 installation CD and press Continue.
6. Use the default settings and press OK for the Microsoft SNMP Properties.
7. Close the Network window.
8. Reboot the system to have the changes take effect.
If Iometer still does not collect all of the network performance statistics, and you have installed an NT service pack, reinstalling the service pack after performing these steps should solve the problem.
1. From the Start Menu, select Settings, then Network and Dial-up Connections. This will display the Network and Dial-up Connections folder.
2. Select the Advanced menu.
3. Choose Optional Networking Components.
4. Install the Management and Monitoring Tools component by selecting its check box and pressing Next.
5. Follow the installation instructions.
To use Iometer to simulate the workload of a particular application or benchmark, observe the application using the Windows NT Performance Monitor and then set Iometer’s controls to approximate the application’s workload.
In order to gather disk performance statistics using Performance Monitor, you need to prepare your system as follows:
· Open the Control Panel.
· View Devices.
· Select Diskperf.
· Click on Startup and set it to Automatic.
· Press OK, then Close.
· Reboot for changes to take effect.
You should also be aware that, due to a bug in Performance Monitor under Windows NT 4.0, the values reported for the following quantities are doubled from the correct value if you are accessing a physical disk (PHYSICALDRIVE:n):
· Avg. Disk Queue Length
· Disk Reads/sec
· Disk Read Bytes/sec
· Disk Transfers/sec
· Disk Write Bytes/sec
· Disk Writes/sec
· Disk Bytes/sec
Note that this bug does not affect Iometer. Iometer gathers these statistics directly from Dynamo, not from Performance Monitor.
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[KB2]I have no idea how to describe what the FIRST worker is. I know it's the first worker processed, but I don't know if that's the first worker created, or the first worker in the current ordering of managers. I could find out by examining the code carefully, but I suspect the reader doesn't really care. I think all they need to know is, this behavior is probably not what they expect.
[KB3]David wrote: " Perhaps add a cross-reference to the discussion of the /n switch and/or the section that tells the user how to rename a manager in the Topology panel (we did document that, didn’t we?). Mention also that if a manager on the local machine with a nonstandard name needs to be created, Iometer will create it with the specified name; if a manager on a remote machine with a nonstandard name needs to be created, you must use the /n switch when you run Dynamo on that machine."
The preceding paragraph identifies this discussion as being necessary to read only if you are customizing the config file AND you need to understand the Manager ID values in the file. If that is an accurate description of the purpose of this section, then I don't think the suggested changes are relevant here. The discussion just 2 sections above contains the suggested information.


Ionic Block-Filter Emojis Demo
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Below paragraph shows thresult of 2nd or 3rd method calls. Please refer app.js file.


Heat the white wine vinegar, sugar and coriander seeds in a large saucepan until the sugar is dissolved. Meanwhile, shred the Chinese cabbage, slice the carrots into matchsticks and slice the radishes. Once the sugar is dissolved in the vinegar, remove from the heat and pour over the cabbage and carrots. Leave to pickle for 10 minutes.
Heat a large griddle pan on the hob. Butterfly the chicken breasts by slicing halfway through the thicker part of the breast, and open out.
  Season with salt and pepper. When the griddle pan is smoking hot, place the chicken on the griddle and cook for 3-4 minutes on each side, or until cooked through. Remove the chicken from the heat, cover and set aside to rest.
Drain the vegetables, and slice the chicken into strips. Wrap inside the flatbreads.


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The BeanUtils Component contains a set of Java classes that provide static utility methods useful in manipulating Java classes that conform to the JavaBeans Specification naming patterns for bean properties in a dynamic fashion. The following classes are included:
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The BeanUtils component is dependent upon the following external components for development and use:
Current Release: Version 1.6.1
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However, the Ivorian centre-back has not been registered for the 2019/20 season as the Citizens have already exhausted all their foreign quota spots. Indications are that the 24-year-old is not part of the club’s plans, after struggling to make a full return to fitness following a knee operation, which has kept him out of action for more than a year.
Although, it seems that the player is already on the hunt for a new club, without any confirmation of his release from the Citizens.
Sources have revealed that the player has been training with Pirates for the past few days and it remains to be seen whether he will do enough to possibly land himself a contract at the club.
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a table of function pointers for a constraint
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#include <PxConstraint.h>
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| enum | Enum {
eBROKEN = 1<<0,
ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR0 = 1<<1,
ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR1 = 1<<2,
ePROJECTION = ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR0 | ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR1,
eCOLLISION_ENABLED = 1<<3,
eVISUALIZATION = 1<<4,
eDRIVE_LIMITS_ARE_FORCES = 1<<5,
eIMPROVED_SLERP = 1<<7,
eDISABLE_PREPROCESSING = 1<<8,
eENABLE_EXTENDED_LIMITS = 1<<9,
eGPU_COMPATIBLE = 1<<10
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- PxConstraint constraint flags
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| eBROKEN | whether the constraint is broken
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| ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR0 | whether actor1 should get projected to actor0 for this constraint (note: projection of a static/kinematic actor to a dynamic actor will be ignored)
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| ePROJECT_TO_ACTOR1 | whether actor0 should get projected to actor1 for this constraint (note: projection of a static/kinematic actor to a dynamic actor will be ignored)
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| eVISUALIZATION | whether this constraint should be visualized, if constraint visualization is turned on
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| eDRIVE_LIMITS_ARE_FORCES | limits for drive strength are forces rather than impulses
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| eIMPROVED_SLERP | perform preprocessing for improved accuracy on D6 Slerp Drive (this flag will be removed in a future release when preprocessing is no longer required)
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| eDISABLE_PREPROCESSING | suppress constraint preprocessing, intended for use with rowResponseThreshold. May result in worse solver accuracy for ill-conditioned constraints.
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| eENABLE_EXTENDED_LIMITS | enables extended limit ranges for angular limits (e.g. limit values > PxPi or < -PxPi)
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| eGPU_COMPATIBLE | the constraint type is supported by gpu dynamic
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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


Review and learn more about building simple web pages. Learn to link a CSS file.
We will be building a web page during class today, learning about the HTML Validator, and learning how include a simple CSS page. When class is over, attach the work you did to this assignment and turn it in. This assignment is very loosely defined and will be graded very lightly. A key point is that you need to be in class to get the assignment.
Create a new file in the root of your repository and call it in-class-part-01.html. Create a CSS file called hello-world.css Set at least the background color for your page plus whatever else we cover in class. Use the link element to link your CSS from file from your HTML file. Add at least an h1 and p element to your html page.
Type in these Emmet commands and press tab to expand them:
Press CTRL+SPACE to see Emmet options if they do not pop up automatically.
Select SHIFT-CTRL-P to bring up a list of all commands. Try searching for Format Document and then press ENTER. The abbreviation for the format command is CTRL-SHIFT-I.
TIP: Use CTRL-SHIFT-E to switch between the editor and the explorer.
Use Git to push the HTML page we created together in class today. There is no specific content that I am expecting to see, but I'm expecting to see at least some of code we worked on together.
When you submit the assignment in Canvas paste in the URL of your repository and repository website. Also type the name of your HTML file. It should be the same as the name listed near the beginning of this assignment.


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This year I spent my birthday in Baltimore and I would have NEVER seen this coming. It all started the afternoon the day before, May 22nd, my boyfriend Baxter and I went to a meeting for a comedy show he was co-hosting to plan the next event. One of the people we were going to meet with was an ex-roommate of ours who is a professional photographer. The organizers of the event chatted and went through the ups and downs of the previous show and began to hash out a few out the bits for the upcoming show. A few hours went by and it was over.
We all exited into the elevator when our ex-roommate looked over at my boyfriend and asks. “Hey, what are you doing tomorrow? I need an assistant for a shoot in Baltimore tomorrow.” My boyfriend, almost completely forgetting that it’s my birthday stops to ponder when it hits him, “It’s actually Amber’s birthday tomorrow…”. Our ex-roommate laughs and directs his next question at both of us, “So, what are you both doing tomorrow then? Wanna come to Baltimore?”. Now, I didn’t know anything about Baltimore, and honestly to this day I still don’t but we went along with the spontaneous plans and agreed to meet tomorrow, the morning of my birthday at 8AM in the Bronx.
Fast forward to the morning of the trip: I am not a morning person and I wasn’t entirely thrilled about spending my birthday in Baltimore but up until that point I didn’t have any birthday plans. However, when I arrived in Baltimore I did a ton of fun things. Here are a few photos taken that day...


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I come from Hungary but currently I live in Germany. I studied Tourism and Hotel Management.
As a lot of people I love travelling in my free time, too.
Therefore I decided to share some information with you about my travelling experiences so far.
Hopefully you will find some important facts before you start to organize your trips.
This is not a travel guide, only a few personal opinions.
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MEET THE PARENTS ----------------
When Chicago nurse Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) tries to propose 'cute' to his schoolteacher girlfriend Pam (Teri Polo, TV's "Felicity"), she's interrupted by cell phone news that her younger sister is getting married. As Pam discusses her sister's doctor fiance's courtly ways, including his having asked her father for her hand in marriage, Greg realizes he'd better follow suit and packs the ring away for a trip to "Meet the Parents."
LAURA:
Written by Jim Herzfeld ("Tapeheads") and John Hamburg ("Safe Men"), "Meet the Parents" is every prospective son-in-law's nightmare. Greg's luggage is lost (along with the ring), forcing him to accept clothers from his girlfriend's father. His gift of a rare flower bulb to is met with apathy and he later learns Jack Byrnes (Robert DeNiro) isn't a horticulturist, but an ex CIA profiler.  A gift of champagne is uncorked to shatter the urn holding Jack's mother's ashes. Greg's told to 'keep his snake in a cage for 72 hours' and is enconsed in the den and told not to flush the toilet. To top things off, he inadvertently finds Jack's hidden office, complete with polygrapher equipment and Jack arrives in time to 'treat' him to a demonstration. Twenty-fours have yet to pass and things will get far worse.
Ben Stiller and Robert DeNiro are an inspired pairing. Stiller can be sexily romantic, painfully clueless, physically brilliant and hilariously enraged. He almost manages to rise above the fact that the script paints Greg Focker as an obsequious schmuck, a character who is only likeable at the beginning and end of the film. DeNiro spends most of the film as the personification of disdain and paranoia when he isn't loonily swooning over Mr. Jinx or obsessively little-girling his eldest daughter. He, too, is unlikeable until the film's denouement allows him to warm up a little (and set us up for a sequel that appears to prove that warmth false).
Additionally, the script strains occasionally, as when it would have us believe a well-to-do family would allow their septic system to get perilously close to full days before a backyard wedding. More often than not, however, the laughs are honestly come by. The two most brilliant setpieces concern Greg's attempt to rescue Mr. Jinx from the roof while sneaking a frowned upon smoke and a pre-wedding barbeque and the best man (and former fiance of Pam) Kevin's (Owen Wilson, "Shanghai Noon") house.
Suppport is hit and miss. Blythe Danner ("The Prince of Tides") is endearingly ditzy as Dina Byrnes, all huge blue eyes and blonde halo of hair. She's the type of mom who serves food with baby names (hors d'ouvres are 'pu-pus'). Brother Denny Byrnes, (Jon Abrahams, "Scary Movie") however, seems like an ill-advised homage to the demented brother in "Annie Hall." Newcomer Nicole DeHuff resembles Parker Posey lite as bride to be Debbie while her fiance Bob Banks (Thomas McCarthy, "30 Days") is a loud jock. His dad Larry (James Rebhorn, "The Talented Mr. Ripley") is amusingly played as an almost Greek chorus to Jack. Owen Wilson is dead-on great as the so-perfect-he'd-be-obnoxious-if-he-weren't-so-damn-saintly Kevin, a filthy rich Wall Street investor who creates elaborate carvings because Jesus was a good role model as a carpenter. ("Greg's Jewish," Pam advises him. "Great! So was JC!" Kevin enthuses.)
"Meet the Parents" had all the pieces in place to be a comic masterpiece. While it doesn't quite live up to its potential, it's still a heck of a lot funnier than what usually passes for comedy in these days.
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1.Introduction
Schneider Electric has developed Smartlink ELEC, a monitoring, alarming and control solution for electrical panel intended for professional who owns a business areas equipped with Schneider Electric's Smartlink ELEC system.
The Smartlink ELEC system consists of a set of equipments installed in the electrical cabinet of small tertiary buildings and sensors connected to Smartlink EL B product, as well as two Smartphone applications, Smartlink ELEC application for end-user, and the tool for the electrical cabinet installer.
The Smartlink ELEC application is available in Google Play or App Store and allows the occupants of a small tertiary to easily be aware of their shop or building energy consumption, switch the asset ON/OFF remotely or with pre-programmed schedule, as well as be alarmed of abnormal behaviors.
2. Acceptance of Terms of Use
The following are terms of a legal agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Terms of Use”) between you (the User) and Schneider Electric. By accessing the Smartlink ELEC the User acknowledges that he has read, understood and agrees to be bound by these Terms of Use.
Schneider Electric reserves the right to update or change the Terms of Use at any time. The User agrees, during each visit to the Smartlink ELEC system, to comply with the updated Terms of Use.
The User declares having obtained from Schneider Electric all the necessary information about the services offered by the Smartlink ELEC system and acknowledges having read and agreed to comply without reservation to these Terms of Use when registering for the Smartlink ELEC system by checking the box, "Acceptance of Terms of Use".
Schneider Electric can in no way be held responsible for the decisions made or actions taken by the Smartlink ELEC user.
3. Definitions
Smartlink ELEC system: a set of equipments installed in the electrical cabinet of small tertiary buildings and auxiliaries and sensors connected to Smartlink EL B, as well as two Smartphone applications.
Smartlink ELEC Services : The services provided by Smartlink ELEC system, i.e. monitor the On/Off/Tripped status of the asset; monitor the energy consumption; be alerted of abnormal event; remote control or scheduled control with Smartphone application.
User: means the person who has created a Smartlink ELEC account on behalf of his/ her company and who uses the offered Smartlink ELEC Services.
Occupant: means the person who alone or with employees work in a small tertiary building equipped with the Smartlink ELEC system.
Smartlink ELEC Platform means the backend platform to save and treat Smartlink ELEC data in order to fulfill the Smartlink ELEC services.
Smartlink ELEC application: The user interface to communicate with Cloud and to operate Smartlink ELEC system.
Privacy Policy means the Schneider Electric privacy policy which may be found on its website using the following link http://www2.schneider-electric.com/sites/corporate/en/general/legal-information/data-privacy.page
User’s data: in this case means the energy consumption data, alarm history, alarm configuration data, scheduling data related to an occupant of a small tertiary equipped with a Smartlink ELEC system.
Personal data means any data that directly or indirectly enables the identification of a natural person.
Schneider Electric means Schneider Electric and its affiliates.
4. Smartlink ELEC Access
Access to Smartlink ELEC and the use of the offered services are provided for free to any occupant of a small tertiary building. The User is free to subscribe to the offered services by connecting to the Smartlink ELEC application and creating an User account.
Prior to using the Smartlink ELEC Service, the User must create and activate a Smartlink ELEC user account. All users are required to register to get access to the Smartlink ELEC system and to make use of the various tools for energy optimization and business reliability.
Access to the User space requires the identification of the User through a username and a password.
5. Accessibility of Smartlink ELEC
Smartlink ELEC is accessible on-line 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The platform is available except in cases of force majeure, maintenance, or during important events that would justify an occasional outage.
Schneider Electric reserves the right, without notice or compensation, to temporarily close the User space or access to one or more remote services to perform an update, modifications or changes to the operational methods, servers, hours of availability, etc., this list not being exhaustive.
Wherever possible, Schneider Electric strives to notify the User in advance by e-mail of interruptions or stoppages affecting the provision of all or part of the online service.
Schneider Electric reserves the right at any time to supplement or amend its services and User-space, in particular, due to changes of technology, laws and regulations in force or its service offerings.
It is the responsibility of the User to ensure the scalability of their available computer and transmission equipment and resources so that these resources can be compatible with and adapt to changes in Smartlink ELEC.
6. Responsibility of the User
6.1. User account
The User is solely responsible for the preservation and confidentiality of User's password and, therefore, the consequences of a voluntary or involuntary disclosure to a third party.
Access to the User space is not possible without the User’s password.
The User is obliged to notify Schneider Electric without delay upon becoming aware of any compromise of the confidentiality of the User's password or of any third party use of which the User has knowledge.
6.2. Internet connection
The User is responsible for payment of the User's internet connection, the availability and proper functioning of the User's connection equipment, and the means of authentication with the Smartlink ELEC application.
6.3. Personal contacts of the User
Smartlink ELEC application allows User to put the names and the contact information of User’s service providers, if the User so wishes. The User is solely responsible for obtaining the consent of these third parties and for the protection of their personal data.
6.4. The User declares being the occupant of the small tertiary
By creating a User account and accessing the Smartlink ELEC application, the User confirms that the User is the occupant of the small tertiary equipped with the Smartlink ELEC system and that the energy consumption data and the alarm, scheduling configuration data are the energy consumption data and the alarm, scheduling configuration data from the User's shop or building.
The User agrees to immediately delete the User's Smartlink ELEC account upon the cessation of the User's occupancy of the small tertiary in question and undertakes to inform the Schneider Electric administrator of the Smartlink ELEC system.
6.5. Cybersecurity
The customer shall be responsible for the security of their networks and facilities into which the Smartlink ELEC is deployed. The following warning identifies some steps necessary to mitigate against a compromise of the system:
WARNING: POTENTIAL COMPROMISE OF SYSTEM AVAILABILITY, INTEGRITY, AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury and/or equipment damage.
Schneider Electric shall not be held liable for any damages or injuries resulting from failure to follow these recommendations.
7. Security of the platform
7.1. Security measures
Schneider Electric will use its best efforts to protect the User data and personal data against all damage, losses, misappropriation, intrusions, disclosures, alterations or destruction.
The employees of Schneider Electric who have access to the User data and personal data of the Smartlink ELEC users are exclusively those in charge of the administration of the Smartlink ELEC system. They are committed to the utmost confidentiality in this regard.
An SSL certificate is established to secure all client-server data transfers taking place on Smartlink ELEC.
In no event will Schneider Electric be liable for the loss of the User's data due to a lack of security of the internet access used by the User to login to the User's Smartlink ELEC account.
7.2. Technical assistance
Schneider Electric provides users with technical support, which can be reached by contacting their local customer contact center.
8. Intellectual property
Schneider Electric is the owner of the Smartlink ELEC system, all of its components and all of the developments and research work around the operation of the Smartlink ELEC platform.
The User is forbidden from taking any and all actions likely to directly or indirectly damage the intellectual property rights owned by Schneider Electric.
9. Personal data protection
9.1. Protection of personal data collected by Smartlink ELEC
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BSON
public enum BSON
extension BSON: ExpressibleByStringLiteral
extension BSON: ExpressibleByBooleanLiteral
extension BSON: ExpressibleByFloatLiteral
extension BSON: ExpressibleByIntegerLiteral
extension BSON: ExpressibleByDictionaryLiteral
extension BSON: ExpressibleByArrayLiteral
extension BSON: Equatable
extension BSON: Hashable
extension BSON: Codable
Enum representing a BSON value.
See also
bsonspec.org-
A BSON double.
Declaration
Swift
case double(Double)
-
A BSON string.
Declaration
Swift
case string(String)
-
A BSON document.
Declaration
Swift
case document(Document)
-
A BSON array.
Declaration
Swift
indirect case array([BSON])
-
A BSON binary.
Declaration
Swift
case binary(Binary)
-
A BSON undefined.
Declaration
Swift
case undefined
-
A BSON ObjectId.
Declaration
Swift
case objectId(ObjectId)
-
A BSON boolean.
Declaration
Swift
case bool(Bool)
-
A BSON UTC datetime.
Declaration
Swift
case datetime(Date)
-
A BSON null.
Declaration
Swift
case null
-
A BSON regular expression.
Declaration
Swift
case regex(RegularExpression)
-
A BSON dbPointer.
Declaration
Swift
case dbPointer(DBPointer)
-
A BSON symbol.
Declaration
Swift
case symbol(Symbol)
-
A BSON JavaScript code.
Declaration
Swift
case code(Code)
-
A BSON JavaScript code with scope.
Declaration
Swift
case codeWithScope(CodeWithScope)
-
A BSON int32.
Declaration
Swift
case int32(Int32)
-
A BSON timestamp.
Declaration
Swift
case timestamp(Timestamp)
-
A BSON int64.
Declaration
Swift
case int64(Int64)
-
A BSON Decimal128.
Declaration
Swift
case decimal128(Decimal128)
-
A BSON minKey.
Declaration
Swift
case minKey
-
A BSON maxKey.
Declaration
Swift
case maxKey
-
Initialize a
BSON
from an integer. On 64-bit systems, this will result in an.int64
. On 32-bit systems, this will result in an.int32
.Declaration
Swift
public init(_ int: Int)
-
If this
BSON
is an.int32
, return it as anInt32
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var int32Value: Int32? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.regex
, return it as aRegularExpression
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var regexValue: RegularExpression? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.codeWithScope
, return it as aCodeWithScope
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var codeWithScopeValue: CodeWithScope? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is an.int64
, return it as anInt64
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var int64Value: Int64? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.date
, return it as aDate
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var dateValue: Date? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is an.array
, return it as an[BSON]
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var arrayValue: [BSON]? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.string
, return it as aString
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var stringValue: String? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.bool
, return it as anBool
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var boolValue: Bool? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.double
, return it as aDouble
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var doubleValue: Double? { get }
-
If this
BSON
is a.decimal128
, return it as aDecimal128
. Otherwise, return nil.Declaration
Swift
public var decimal128Value: Decimal128? { get }
-
Return this BSON as an
Int
if possible. This will coerce non-integer numeric cases (e.g..double
) into anInt
if such coercion would be lossless.Declaration
Swift
public func asInt() -> Int?
-
Return this BSON as an
Int32
if possible. This will coerce numeric cases (e.g..double
) into anInt32
if such coercion would be lossless.Declaration
Swift
public func asInt32() -> Int32?
-
Return this BSON as an
Int64
if possible. This will coerce numeric cases (e.g..double
) into anInt64
if such coercion would be lossless.Declaration
Swift
public func asInt64() -> Int64?
-
Return this BSON as a
Double
if possible. This will coerce numeric cases (e.g..decimal128
) into aDouble
if such coercion would be lossless.Declaration
Swift
public func asDouble() -> Double?
-
Return this BSON as a
Decimal128
if possible. This will coerce numeric cases (e.g..double
) into aDecimal128
if such coercion would be lossless.Declaration
Swift
public func asDecimal128() -> Decimal128?
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(stringLiteral value: String)
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(booleanLiteral value: Bool)
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(floatLiteral value: Double)
-
Initialize a
BSON
from an integer. On 64-bit systems, this will result in an.int64
. On 32-bit systems, this will result in an.int32
.Declaration
Swift
public init(integerLiteral value: Int)
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(dictionaryLiteral elements: (String, BSON)...)
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(arrayLiteral elements: BSON...)
-
Declaration
Swift
public init(from decoder: Decoder) throws
-
Declaration
Swift
public func encode(to encoder: Encoder) throws


Helpers Class
Methods
exists
(
String
public
-
path
Method responsible for check if path exists
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile path of archive
Returns:
String:
Returns true if file exists
Example:
fileService.exists('./bloom');
isDir
(
String
public
-
path
Method responsible for check if path is a directory
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile path of archive
Returns:
String:
Returns true if path is directory
Example:
fileService.isDir('./bloom');
isFile
(
String
public
-
path
Method responsible for check if path is a file
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile path of archive
Returns:
String:
Returns true if path is file
Example:
fileService.isFile('./bloom');
mkdir
(
public
-
path
Method responsible for create folders
Parameters:
-
path
Stringfolder path
Example:
fileService.mkdir('./bloom');
read
(
String
public
-
fillepath
-
encoding
Method responsible for reading files and get content
Parameters:
-
fillepath
StringFile path of archive
-
encoding
StringEncoding
Returns:
String:
Returns file content
Example:
fileService.read('./bloom');
readStream
(
String
public
-
fillepath
Method responsible for reading files as stream and get content
Parameters:
-
fillepath
StringFile path of archive
Returns:
String:
Returns file content
Example:
fileService.readStream('./bloom');
remove
(
public
-
path
Method responsible for remove files
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile path of archive
Example:
fileService.remove('./bloom');
rm
(
public
-
path
Method responsible for remove directories
Parameters:
-
path
StringFile path of directory
Example:
fileService.rm('./bloom');
write
(
public
-
fillepath
-
data
Method responsible for writing files
Parameters:
-
fillepath
StringFile path of archive
-
data
StringData of file
Example:
fileService.write('./bloom', 'string data');


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Who knew printer ink was more expensive than champagne? Unbelievable, particularly considering that cartridges are shipping with less and less ink.
There are alternatives but from a quick google they are incredibly risky and can do anything from produce poor quality prints to ruining the printer heads. There are 'refurbished' cartridges but even they don't have a great reputation.
The first set of replacement cartridges I purchased were refurbished and the printer just flat out refused to accept them.
So, time to pony up the 50 pounds to replace 4 cartridges of ink. Amazon seem to be the cheapest, still, 50 pounds. Unbelievable.


Kahina for QType Tutorial Part 1: First Steps
It is still possible to execute operations such as compiling grammars and parsing sentences from the console, but in this sequence of tutorials, we will exclusively use the new GUI to show how these operations are performed in it. In this first tutorial, you will learn how to start Kahina, how to load projects, and how to compile grammars.
Starting Kahina in Main Mode
If Kahina for QType is correctly installed, all that is required to start the Kahina GUI is to issue the command gui at the QType prompt. Depending on the version of Kahina you are running, there might now be considerable output on the console, before a screen-filling window with many GUI components is built up. Welcome to Kahina.
Loading a Tutorial Project
In Kahina, a QType grammar is always bundled in a project together with a range of settings that determine the user interface layout as well as the tracing behavior. To be able to rely on a standardized and somewhat simplified environment for this tutorial, we have predefined several example projects. For the first three tutorials, our example project will be based on the example grammar shieb4.qtg, which Kahina will look for in the GRM/QTG directory of your QType distribution.
A list of all predefined projects can be found in the menu under Project -> Open Project -> Predefined Projects. The list should contain a project named QType Tutorials 1-3, which we shall need for the purposes of this and the following two tutorials. In order to open this project, you need to click on its list entry, which will cause the Kahina GUI to shortly disappear and be rebuilt with a different layout. Your Kahina window should now look roughly like this:
A First Tour of the View Components
Before we go any further, it is worthwhile to take a first cursory look at Kahina's GUI components. From now on, these components will often be referred to using the terminology we introduce here, so this is an important step towards familiarizing yourself with Kahina, which will make it a lot easier to understand the explanations in subsequent tutorials.
Just below the menu, we have the control panel, a row of buttons which will later allow you to issue commands to the underlying QType instance while tracing. The exact meaning of these commands will be discussed in QTypeTutorial2. The two buttons on the right will be used in QTypeTutorial3 for flipping backward and forward through the selection history, much like the Back and Forward buttons in a browser.
The component at the right border of the Kahina window is the message console, which will essentially display an interactive variant of a usual Prolog trace during the debugging process, but will often enhance this trace with additional information. At the moment, only one step is mentioned, the symbolic query root, standing for the underlying QType process which is currently waiting for orders. The message console plays an important role in all subsequent tutorials.
The query root is also the only step which shows up in the step tree just below the control panel. The step tree display is separated into two views representing different levels of detail: the overview tree on the left and the detail tree on the right. At the moment, both views display the same single tree root. Parent-child relationships in the step tree are expressed by indentation. As you will learn in QTypeTutorial3, the step tree gives access to both the call structure and the search structure of a Prolog process.
The source display is an integrated source code editor which serves to display relevant bits of QType's source code and/or the grammar file, indicating by highlights which lines of the code are involved in the current computation. As we have not started any computation yet, the source display remains empty for now.
The goal display will contain graphical representations of the goal being called. This will especially become relevant for goals whose arguments represent feature structures, as it includes an elegant feature structure visualization. Parse trees will also be displayed in this view.
Compiling the Grammar
To compile the grammar defined by the project, activate the menu item Grammar -> Compile. Kahina now switches to a tracing mode which would allow you to explore in minute detail how the grammar is compiled. The compilation process for this grammar in full detail consists of more than tracing 25.000 steps.
While this level of detail can be useful for debugging grammars which do not compile, in this tutorial we are not interested in the internals of this process. We will therefore skip the entire compilation step, by telling Kahina to let QType compile the grammar under the hood without informing the Kahina instance about the internals. To skip the current step, you can either press the 'S' key (TODO), or press the skip button in the control panel:
After the skip command was issued, Kahina will wait until QType has finished the compilation. Once the skip was completed, the display of the compilation step in the control flow tree will change its color from black to green, the signal color indicating that a step was successfully completed. The situation at the end of this tutorial should therefore look roughly like this:
Further Steps
We are now ready to inspect a parse process. Continue to QTypeTutorial2 to learn about parsing and tracing.
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UN definition: "Significant strides have been made in increasing life expectancy and reducing some of the common killers responsible for child and maternal mortality."
Target 3.1: Reduce maternal mortality
Target: "By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births"
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Target: "BBy 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under‑5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births"
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Target: "By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases."
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Target: "By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being."
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Target: "Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol."
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Domain
Query Console
DB Query Console
sync
DB SQL Search Query
(Press
CTRL + ENTER
to execute the query)
Execute
Output Console
DB Table
Refresh
Table Name
Fields
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Constructor
new CircuitBreaker(config)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
Object | settings |
- Source:
Methods
(async) callService(requestOptions) → {object|boolean}
callService attempts to send a request to an endpoint and records success or failure
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
requestOptions |
object | the request to make |
- Source:
Returns:
object containing { statusCode, data } or false if failed or
can't make request
- Type
- object | boolean
getCooldownPeriod() → {int}
getCooldownPeriod how many seconds before trying a failed endpoint
- Source:
Returns:
seconds representing the cooldown period
- Type
- int
getFailureThreshold() → {int}
getFailureThreshold how many failed tries before an endpoint is set to failed
- Source:
Returns:
number representing the failure threshold
- Type
- int
getRequestTimeout() → {int}
getRequestTimeout seconds to wait before timing out a request
- Source:
Returns:
the request timeout
- Type
- int
setCooldownPeriod(cooldownPeriod)
setCooldownPeriod sets cool down period before a failed endpoint is tried again
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cooldownPeriod |
int | the new value (in seconds) |
- Source:
setFailureThreshold(failureThreshold)
setFailureThreshold sets a new failure threshold
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
failureThreshold |
int | the new value |
- Source:
setRequestTimeout(requestTimeout)
setRequestTimeout sets a new request time out
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
requestTimeout |
int | the new value (in seconds) |
- Source:


internal state like @params, but without a chance to mess it up (can’t instantiate it)
i don’t want you to instantiate an operatoin without runnin because it will end up like an AR “container”
maybe think about operations the other way round: ask yourself what processing needs to happen when you browse to page of your app, or when you trigger a function like “follow user”. that’s the operation. the presentation of the result is a completely different story
don’t confuse the operation with a UI specific thing like a calendar -> edit day
calendar/
day.rb # domain object/poro/twin
month.rb
stat.rb
cell/
month.rb
week_row.rb
views/
month.slim
edit_day.rb # operation
again, this is simply me thinking aloud. but i guess it’s better to start of with a concept too big and then refine it instead of going the other way when you don’t know your domain, yet.
Just because validations now sit in the operation (or better: the form object) doesn’t mean you can’t use the model, for instance, to perform a uniquness validation. The opposite is the case: You may cleanly wrap the check and write in a table lock for a real uniqueness validation in one atomic step.


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Two Irish celebs join the line-up for 2019’s I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!
Not one but two Irish celebrities have been announced among the line-up of contestants for this year’s I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!
Former Girls Aloud member, Nadine Cole and Dublin comedian, Andrew Maxwell join the cast, which includes someone who is scared of cotton wool and a couple of campers who say they are frightened of “everything”.
Here is a rundown of the 10 famous faces hoping to be crowned the King or Queen of the Jungle this year:
1. Ian Wright
Age: 56
Profession: Former Arsenal and England striker turned sports pundit.
Phobia: “Some of those things (snakes, rats and creepy crawlies) will make me squirm but I will deal with them when I am in there!”
2. Nadine Coyle
Age: 34
Profession: Northern Irish singer who rose to fame as part of Girls Aloud
Phobia: “Heights, rats, snakes – everything!”
3. Myles Stephenson
Age: 28
Profession: Member of boy band Rak-Su, who won the X Factor in 2017
Phobia: “Bugs and spiders – I have to get my family members to get rid of them for me!”
4. Adele Roberts
Age: 40
Profession: Radio 1 DJ and former Big Brother contestant
Phobia: “Spiders – I am so petrified!”
5. Andrew Maxwell
Age: 44
Profession: Comedian
Phobia: “I don’t like the look of any of those guys – the insects and creepy crawlies!”
6. Jacqueline Jossa
Age: 27
Profession: Soap star best known as Lauren Branning in EastEnders
Phobia: “Insects, creatures, spiders – everything.”
7. Roman Kemp
Age: 26
Profession: Capital Radio DJ and son of Spandau Ballet bassist Martin Kemp
Phobia: “Cotton wool, and I won’t like trials in the dark.”
8. Caitlyn Jenner
Age: 70
Profession: Retired Olympic gold medal–winning decathlete turned reality TV star
Phobia: “None but, like everyone, insects do gross me out.”
9. James Haskell
Age: 34
Profession: Former England rugby union player
Phobia: “I’m not going to tell you!”
10. Kate Garraway
Age: 52
Profession: Good Morning Britain presenter and radio host
Phobia: “Spiders, heights, being in a box covered with snakes – I am terrified of absolutely everything.”


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