Testing AngularJS with Protractor and Karma - part 2
This article details how to test a simple AngularJS application using unit tests and end-to-end (E2E) tests.
- Part 1 - In the first part we’ll look at unit tests, which ensure that small, isolated pieces of code (e.g., a unit) behave as expected.
- Part 2 - In part two we’ll address E2E tests, which verify that all the pieces of code (units) fit together by simulating the user experience through browser automation. (current)
Updates:
- December 3rd, 2016 - bumped dependencies
Having finished up unit testing, let’s now turn our attention to e2e testing using Protractor, which is a testing framework built specifically for AngularJS apps. Essentially, it runs tests against an app in the browser via Selenium Webdriver, interacting with the app from an end user’s perspective.
Since e2e tests are much more expensive than unit tests - e.g., they generally take more time to run and are harder to write and maintain - you should almost always focus the majority of your testing efforts on unit tests. It’s good to follow the 80/20 rule - 80% of your tests are unit tests, while 20% are e2e tests. That said, this tutorial series breaks this rule since the goal is to educate. Keep this in mind as you write your own tests against your own application.
Also, make sure you test the most important aspects/functions of your application with your e2e tests. Don’t waste time on the trivial. Again, they are expensive, so make each one count.
The repo includes the following tags:
- v1 - project boilerplate
- v2 - adds testing boilerplate/configuration
- v3 - adds unit tests
- v4 - adds E2E tests
Contents
Project Setup
Assuming you followed the first part of this tutorial, checkout the third tag, v3
, and then run the current test suite starting with the unit tests:
$ git checkout tags/v3
$ gulp unit
[23:30:01] Using gulpfile ~/angular-testing-tutorial/Gulpfile.js
[23:30:01] Starting 'unit'...
INFO [karma]: Karma v0.12.31 server started at http://localhost:9876/
INFO [launcher]: Starting browser Chrome
INFO [Chrome 42.0.2311 (Mac OS X 10.10.2)]: Connected on socket i04LmGbgt7P1lNIUTgIJ with id 48442826
Chrome 42.0.2311 (Mac OS X 10.10.2): Executed 12 of 12 SUCCESS (0.236 secs / 0.051 secs)
[23:30:06] Finished 'unit' after 4.43 s
For the e2e tests, you’ll need to open two new terminal windows. In the first new window, run webdriver-manager start
. In the second, navigate to your project directory and then run the app - gulp
.
Finally, back in the original window, run the tests:
$ gulp e2e
[23:31:11] Using gulpfile ~/angular-testing-tutorial/Gulpfile.js
[23:31:11] Starting 'e2e'...
Using the selenium server at http://localhost:4444/wd/hub
[launcher] Running 1 instances of WebDriver
.
Finished in 1.174 seconds
1 test, 1 assertion, 0 failures
[launcher] 0 instance(s) of WebDriver still running
[launcher] chrome #1 passed
Everything look good?
The Tests
Open the test spec, spec.js, within the “tests/e2e” directory. Let’s look at the first test:
describe('myController', function () {
it('the dom initially has a greeting', function () {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/one');
expect(element(by.id('greeting')).getText()).toEqual('Hello, World!');
});
});
Notice how we’re still using Mocha and Chai to manage/structure the test so that it simply opens http://localhost:8888/#/one
and then asserts that the text within the HTML element with an ID of greeting
is Hello, World!
. Simple, right?
Let’s take a quick look at the Angular services that we’re using:
- browser - loads the page in the browser
- element - interacts with the page
- by - finds elements within the page
Finally, one important thing to note is how these tests run. Notice that there’s no callbacks and/or promises in the test. How does that work with asynchronous code? Simple: Protractor continues to check each assertion until it passes or a certain amount of time passes. There also is a promise attached to most methods that can be access using then
.
With that, let’s write some tests on our own.
TestOneController
Just like in the first part, open the controller code:
myApp.controller('TestOneController', function($scope) {
$scope.greeting = "Hello, World!";
$scope.newText = undefined;
$scope.changeGreeting = function() {
if ($scope.newText !== undefined) {
$scope.greeting = $scope.newText;
}
};
});
How about the HTML?

Say something

<input type="text" ng-model="newText">
<button class="btn btn-default" ng-click="changeGreeting()">Change!</button>

{{ greeting }}

Looking at the Angular code along with the HTML, we know that on the button click, greeting
is updated with the user supplied text from the input box. Sound right? Test this out: With the app running via Gulp, navigate to http://localhost:8888/#/one and manually test the app to ensure that the controller is working as it should.
Now since we already tested the initial state of greeting
, let’s write the test to ensure that the state updates on the button click:
describe('TestOneController', function () {
beforeEach(function() {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/one');
});
it('initially has a greeting', function () {
expect(element(by.id('greeting')).getText()).toEqual('Hello, World!');
});
it('clicking the button changes the greeting if text is inputed', function () {
element(by.css('[ng-model="newText"]')).sendKeys('Hi!');
element(by.css('.btn-default')).click();
expect(element(by.id('greeting')).getText()).toEqual('Hi!');
});
it('clicking the button does not change the greeting if text is not inputed', function () {
element(by.css('.btn-default')).click();
expect(element(by.id('greeting')).getText()).toEqual('Hello, World!');
});
});
So, in both new test cases we’re targeting the input form - via the global element function - and adding text to it with the sendKeys()
method - Hi!
in the first test and no text in the second. Then after clicking the button, we’re asserting that the text contained within the HTML element with an id of “greeting” is as expected.
Run the tests. If all went well, you should see:
[06:15:45] Using gulpfile ~/angular-testing-tutorial/Gulpfile.js
[06:15:45] Starting 'e2e'...
Using the selenium server at http://localhost:4444/wd/hub
[launcher] Running 1 instances of WebDriver
...
Finished in 3.606 seconds
3 tests, 3 assertions, 0 failures
[launcher] 0 instance(s) of WebDriver still running
[launcher] chrome #1 passed
Michaels-MacBook-Pro-3:angular-testing-tutorial michael$
Did you see Chrome open in a new window and run the tests, then close itself? It’s super fast!! Want to run the tests in Firefox (or a different browser) as well? Simply update the Protractor config file, protractor.conf.js, like so:
exports.config = {
seleniumAddress: 'http://localhost:4444/wd/hub',
specs: ['tests/e2e/*.js'],
multiCapabilities: [{
browserName: 'firefox'
}, {
browserName: 'chrome'
}]
};
Test it again. You should now see the tests run in both Chrome and Firefox simultaneously. Nice.
Finally, to simplify the code and speed up the tests (so we only search the DOM once per element), we can assign each element to a variable:
describe('TestOneController', function () {
var greeting = element(by.id('greeting'));
var textInputBox = element(by.css('[ng-model="newText"]'));
var changeGreetingButton = element(by.css('.btn-default'));
beforeEach(function() {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/one');
});
it('initially has a greeting', function () {
expect(greeting.getText()).toEqual('Hello, World!');
});
it('clicking the button changes the greeting if text is inputed', function () {
textInputBox.sendKeys('Hi!');
changeGreetingButton.click();
expect(greeting.getText()).toEqual('Hi!');
});
it('clicking the button does not change the greeting if text is not inputed', function () {
textInputBox.sendKeys('');
changeGreetingButton.click();
expect(greeting.getText()).toEqual('Hello, World!');
});
});
Test one last time to ensure that this refactor didn’t break anything.
TestTwoController
Again, start with the code.
Angular:
myApp.controller('TestTwoController', function($scope) {
$scope.total = 6;
$scope.newItem = undefined;
$scope.items = [1, 2, 3];
$scope.add = function () {
if(typeof $scope.newItem == 'number') {
$scope.items.push($scope.newItem);
$scope.total = 0;
for(var i = 0; i < $scope.items.length; i++){
$scope.total += parseInt($scope.items[i]);
}
}
};
});
HTML:

Add values

<input type="number" ng-model="newItem">
<button class="btn btn-default" ng-click="add()">Add!</button>

{{ total }}

Then test it in the browser.
Like last time, we simply need to ensure that total
is updated appropriately when the end user submits a number in the input box and then clicks the button.
describe('TestTwoController', function () {
var total = element(by.tagName('p'));
var numberInputBox = element(by.css('[ng-model="newItem"]'));
var changeTotalButton = element(by.css('.btn-default'));
beforeEach(function() {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/two');
});
it('initially has a total', function () {
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('6');
});
it('updates the `total` when a value is added', function () {
numberInputBox.sendKeys(7);
changeTotalButton.click();
numberInputBox.clear();
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('13');
numberInputBox.sendKeys(7);
changeTotalButton.click();
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('20');
numberInputBox.clear();
numberInputBox.sendKeys(-700);
changeTotalButton.click();
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('-680');
});
it('does not update the `total` when an empty value is added', function () {
numberInputBox.sendKeys('');
changeTotalButton.click();
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('6');
numberInputBox.sendKeys('hi!');
changeTotalButton.click();
expect(total.getText()).toEqual('6');
});
});
Run the tests and you should see:
6 tests, 9 assertions, 0 failures
Moving along…
TestThreeController
You know the drill:
- Look at the Angular and HTML code
- Manually test in the browser
- Write the e2e test to automate the manual test
Try this on your own before looking at the code below.
describe('TestThreeController', function () {
var modalNumber = element.all(by.tagName('span')).get(1);
var modalButton = element(by.tagName('button'));
var iterateButton = element(by.css('[ng-click="changeModalText()"]'));
var hideButton = element(by.css('[ng-click="$hide()"]'));
var justSomeText = element(by.tagName('h2'));
beforeEach(function() {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/three');
});
it('initially has a modalNumber', function () {
modalButton.click();
expect(modalNumber.getText()).toEqual('1');
});
it('updates the `modalNumber` when a value is added', function () {
modalButton.click();
iterateButton.click();
expect(modalNumber.getText()).toEqual('2');
iterateButton.click().click().click();
expect(modalNumber.getText()).toEqual('5');
hideButton.click();
expect(justSomeText.getText()).toEqual('Just a modal');
});
TestFourController
Since this controller makes an external call to https://api.github.com/repositories you can either mock out (fake) this request using ngMockE2E, like we did for the unit test, or you can actually make the API call. Again, this depends on how expensive the call is and how important the functionality is to your application. In most cases, it’s better to actually make the call since e2e tests should mimic the actual end user experience as much as possible. Plus, unlike unit tests which test implementation, these tests test user behavior, across several independent units - thus, these tests should not be isolated and can rely on making actual API calls either to the back-end or externally.
describe('TestFourController', function () {
var loadButton = element(by.tagName('button'));
var ul = element.all(by.tagName('ul'));
var li = element.all(by.tagName('li'));
beforeEach(function() {
browser.get('http://localhost:8888/#/four');
});
it('updates the DOM when the button is clicked', function () {
expect(ul.count()).toEqual(1);
expect(li.count()).toEqual(5);
loadButton.click();
expect(ul.count()).toEqual(101);
expect(li.count()).toEqual(105);
});
});
Here, when the button is clicked, the API call is made and the scope is updated. We then assert that there are 101 UL tags and 105 LI tags, representing a Github username and repo returned from the API call, present on the DOM.
That’s it!
Conclusion
Want more?
- Take a look at the Page Objects design pattern and refactor the tests so that they are better organized.
- Break a test, and then pause the test before the break via
browser.pause()
and/orbrowser.debugger()
to debug. - Test your own Angular app, and then add a link to the comments to get feedback.
Be sure to check the Protractor documentation for more. Thanks again for reading, and happy testing!
Interested in learning how to test an Angular + Django app? Check out Real Python for details.


Before Change
needs to be created on GPU. See :ref:`cuda-memory-management` for more
details about GPU memory management.
return memory_stats(device=device)["allocated_bytes.all.current"]
def max_memory_allocated(device: Union[Device, int] = None) -> int:
rReturns the maximum GPU memory occupied by tensors in bytes for a given
After Change
needs to be created on GPU. See :ref:`cuda-memory-management` for more
details about GPU memory management.
return memory_stats(device=device).get("allocated_bytes.all.current", 0)
def max_memory_allocated(device: Union[Device, int] = None) -> int:
rReturns the maximum GPU memory occupied by tensors in bytes for a given


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}CiteInspector{% endblock %} {% block head %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
No citation data was found for {{meta['title']}} because {% if meta['not_found'] == 'refs' -%} no CS1 citations were found on the page. {% elif meta['not_found'] == 'ident' -%} no bibliographic identifiers were found in the citation data. Citoid only supports URLs, DOIs, ISBNs, PMIDs, and PMCIDs. {% elif meta['not_found'] == 'data' -%} Citoid did not return any data for the citations on the page. Check your citations for dead links and misspelled identifiers. {% elif meta['not_found'] == 'para' -%} the templates used in the page did not match the templates expected by Citoid {% else -%} of an unknown error. {% endif %}


Vebra Integration
Please leave this window open for a minute or 2 to let the browser run the script
You may be prompted by the page if you want to delete an item. This will be when a property appears in the web app but not on vebra. To delete the item type y, and to keep type n.
Update Items is based on the day that vebra item is updated, so if you update a property on the same day that the property is editted on the site then nothing will happen. To update this check the force update box, this will update every property based on vebra information so the script may take longer than usual.
If you need to re run this please refresh the page before doing so, as it may add extra items to the web app
Will look to see if I can add a progress bar to this


Grandfather Mountain Marathon
Boone NC/USA
Race Winners
(50 runnings)
3:33:26 3:33:12 3:10:07 3:09:38 3:14:19 14 Jul
2007
2:48:54
3:08:56
08 Jul
2006
2:45:43
3:22:03
09 Jul
2005
2:49:57
3:07:53
10 Jul
2004
2:42:06
3:03:34
12 Jul
2003
2:43:19
3:06:25
13 Jul
2002
2:49:10
3:23:01
14 Jul
2001
2:54:12
3:07:57
08 Jul
2000
2:45:28
3:05:01
10 Jul
1999
2:51:59
3:11:47
11 Jul
1998
2:49:10.5
3:02:06.3
12 Jul
1997
2:51:25
3:01:54
13 Jul
1996
2:48:22
3:34:03
08 Jul 1995
2:37:42
3:09:57
09 Jul
1994
2:34:51
3:12:38
10 Jul
1993
2:34:54
3:22:04
11 Jul
1992
2:40:00
3:40:57
13 Jul
1991
2:51:06
n/a
14 Jul
1990
2:36:12
3:34:40
08 Jul
1989
2:54:55
---
09 Jul
1988
2:55:03
3:34:44
11 Jul
1987
2:55:08
3:41:21
12 Jul
1986
2:43:22
3:48:31
13 Jul
1985
2:40:44
3:33:34
14 Jul
1984
2:39:40
3:29:29
09 Jul
1983
2:36:14
3:16:18
10 Jul
1982
2:36:04
3:34:03
11 Jul
1981
2:43:05
3:26:39
12 Jul
1980
2:42:18
3:24:52
14 Jul
1979
2:42:03
3:33:13
08 Jul
1978
2:45:42
3:53:44
09 Jul
1977
2:47:34
10 Jul
1976
n/a
12 Jul
1975
2:42:42
13 Jul
1974
2:55:37
14 Jul
1973
2:38:13
08 Jul
1972
3:04:02
5:29:49
10 Jul
1971
2:52:11
11 Jul
1970
2:45:29
12 Jul
1969
3:09:22.6
13 Jul
1968
3:13:33.6
08 Jul
1967
3:22:
Notes: 1967 was the inaugural year. The course is point-to-point with a net climb of 795 meters. The race has been
held in conjunction with the Scottish Highland Games since 1968. This race was known as the Mountain Marathon thru
1981. In 1987, Tim Kearney finished first in 2:55:04 but ceded the victory to Harrison who had been misdirected
near the finish.
08 Jul
2017
2:53:14.0
Caleb Masland-3
3:13:45.8
Suzanne Hutchins-2
09 Jul 2016
2:51:48.0
Michael Mitchell (NC/USA)
3:11:58.4
Suzanne Hutchins (NC/USA)
11 Jul
2015
2:45:07
Caleb Masland-2
3:35:18
Jill Smylie (NC/USA)
12 Jul
2014
2:47:55
Caleb Masland (NC/USA)
3:28:35
Annette Bednosky (NC/USA)
13 Jul
2013
2:44:47
Brian Deal (MO/USA)
3:20:48
Yu Tsuchida (JPN)
14 Jul
2012
2:54:44
Glen Mays-2
Stacie Battjes (NC/USA)
09 Jul
2011
2:52:33
Tim Meigs (NC/USA)
Kelcey Carlson (NC/USA)
10 Jul
2010
2:56:54
Stephen Cowie-2
Lisa Tolley (SC/USA)
11 Jul
2009
2:46:31
Stephen Cowie (NC/USA)
Anne Wheatley (NC/USA)
12 Jul
2008
2:41:38
Garick Hill-2
Elizabeth
Patrick-2
Glen Mays (AR/USA)
Elizabeth Patrick (NC/USA)
Mike Aldrink (NC/USA)
Anne Popek (NC/USA)
Michael McPhatter
Sarah Llaguno (NC/USA)
Garick Hill (NC/USA)
Suzanne Clemmer-2
Michael White (CA/USA)
Patti Enloe (NC/USA)
Travis Walter (NC/USA)
Suzanne Clemmer (NC/USA)
Benjamin Corona (GA/USA)
Patti Shephard-3
Mitchell Craib-3
Cheri Rosenblatt (USA)
Mitchell Craib-2
Patti Shephard-2
James White
Cheri Titus (CAN)
Joe Briscoe (NC/USA)
Patti Shephard (NC/USA)
Mitchell Craib (NC/USA)
Beth Ruggles
Greg Cavaliere (VA/USA)
Mary Ellen Kelly-2
Michael Harrison-4
Mary Ellen Kelly (SC/USA)
Michael Harrison-3
Mary Brook (GA/USA)
Michael Harrison-2
Kay Weems (NC/USA)
Christopher Calfee (TN/USA)
Ann Geddes (SC/USA)
Paul Okerberg (GA/USA)
Mary-Jean Lutz (PA/USA)
David Caborn (SCO)
n/a
Jay Curwen (NC/USA)
Shelby Hayden-Clifton-3
Michael Harrison (VA/USA)
Lynn Gentling-2
Carleton Law (NC/USA)
Lynn Gentling (NC/USA)
Adam Pinkston (GA/USA)
Linda Shepherd (VA/USA)
Barry Troutman-2
Marty Long
Barry Troutman (NC/USA)
Shelby Hayden-Clifton-2
David Smith (NC/USA)
Melissa Uchitelle (GA/USA)
Norman Blair (NC/USA)
Shelby Hayden-Clifton (NC)
Wes Wessely
Kay Overcash (NC/USA)
William Hall (NC/USA)
Nancy Rehrer
Gareth Hayes-3
Claudia Gould
Gareth Hayes-2
Max White
Gareth Hayes (NC/USA)
Lee Fidler (NC/USA)
Donald Kennedy-2
Charles Payne (VA/USA)
Beth Handley (MA/USA)
Phillip Sparling (OH/USA)
Lou Coppens (PA/USA)
Donald Kennedy (NC/USA)
Ed Hereford (USA)
Fred Hurd (NC/USA)
Most Wins
(1967/date)
Men
4
Michael Harrison (VA/USA)
1987,1992-94
Women
3
Shelby Hayden-Clifton (NC)
1981,1983,1988
.
Patti Shephard (NC/USA)
1997,1999,2001
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
No men under 2:20
Women
No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 10 Jul 2017
Contributors: Jack Leydig (8), Juraj Gasparovic (2), Klaas Loonstra (5), David Lee


Vermont's Response: Trump's First 100 Days
Vermont Public Radio spent the past few weeks gathering reactions to the first 100 days of the Trump administration. We wanted to know if anything about President Trump surprised you or concerned you or made you feel relieved. Most of all, we wanted to check the pulse of the region in this moment, nearly 100 days in.
We asked a simple question: How are you feeling?
Here is some of what we heard.
Inclusion in this project does not represent an endorsement from VPR. We did our best to include comments that represent the many views we heard.
Credits
This is a project from Vermont Public Radio. Kevin Whipple created the illustration.


R/DataBackendMatrix.R
DataBackend for Matrix. Data is stored as (sparse) matrix.
R6::R6Class object inheriting from DataBackend.
DataBackendMatrix$new(data, primary_key = NULL)
data
:: Matrix::Matrix()
.
primary_key
:: character(1)
Not supported by this backend. Rows are addresses by their rownames()
.
If the matrix does not have row names, integer row indices are used.
Alternatively, use as_data_backend on a Matrix::Matrix()
.
nrow
:: integer(1)
Number of rows (observations).
ncol
:: integer(1)
Number of columns (variables), including the primary key column.
colnames
:: character()
Returns vector of all column names, including the primary key column.
rownames
:: integer()
| character()
Returns vector of all distinct row identifiers, i.e. the primary key column.
hash
:: character(1)
Returns a unique hash for this backend. This hash is cached.
data_formats
:: character()
Vector of supported data formats.
A specific format of these supported formats can be picked in the $data()
method.
data(rows = NULL, cols = NULL, format = "data.table")
(integer()
| character()
, character()
) -> any
Returns a slice of the data in a specific format.
Currently, the only supported format is "data.table".
The rows must be addressed as vector of primary key values, columns must be referred to via column names.
Non-existing rows and columns are silently ignored.
distinct(rows, cols)
(integer()
| character()
, character()
) -> named list()
Returns a named list of vectors of distinct values for each column specified.
Non-existing columns are silently ignored.
If rows
is NULL
, all possible distinct values will be returned, even if they do not occur.
This affects factor-like variables with empty levels.
head(n = 6)
integer(1)
-> data.table::data.table()
Returns the first up-to n
rows of the data as data.table::data.table()
.
missings(rows, cols)
(integer()
| character()
, character()
) -> named integer()
Returns the number of missing values per column in the specified slice of data.
Non-existing rows and columns are silently ignored.
Other DataBackend: DataBackendDataTable
,
DataBackend
, as_data_backend
requireNamespace("Matrix")#>data = Matrix::Matrix(sample(0:1, 20, replace = TRUE), ncol = 2) colnames(data) = c("x1", "x2") rownames(data) = paste0("row_", 1:10) b = as_data_backend(data) b$head()#> x1 x2 ..row_id #> 1: 0 1 row_1 #> 2: 1 1 row_2 #> 3: 0 0 row_3 #> 4: 1 0 row_4 #> 5: 0 0 row_5 #> 6: 0 0 row_6#> 3 x 2 sparse Matrix of class "dgCMatrix" #> x1 x2 #> row_1 . 1 #> row_2 1 1 #> row_3 . .


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In the browse part, you can view all EHFPI entries (see next section for direct link). All pathogens
that have validated EHF information in EHFPI are displayed as according to taxonomy classification
(e.g., kingdom, group, family, genus, and species).
Or you may choose a pathogen of interest and the EHF results are presented as a two-level preview.
In the first level preview, a summary of RNAi screens with publication title and phenotype
information about all strains/subtypes tested under the same pathogen name are listed. Here is an
example result list for viral species HIV-1. The left column provides information for all tested HIV
strains.
Click the link for a "publication title" of interest, the second level preview will be displayed,
showing details about the corresponding article, screen and EHF genes information. This page
provides
you a three-part result list. The first part is "article information", including Title, Authors,
Journal, Year, PubmedId and
Abstract. The second part is "screen information", including screen scope, type, reagent, target
organism, phenotype, bioModel description, confirmatory screen description,primary screen
description, calculated hits number, confirmed hits number, primary hits number, and note. The
third part is the list of article-dependent EHF genes with custom display.
Alternatively, you can browse all EHFPI entries by clicking the link in browse page or
here. We provide a result guidance tree for
you to filter the entries.
You can filter all entries in EHFPI within four fields:
- Pathogen
Presented at the kingdom and species level only.
- Year
Year of Publication.
- Journal
Journal of publication.
- Phenotype
The knockdown effect of a specific (group of) gene(s) on pathogenic infection, e.g., increased
infection, and inhibited infection.
It may take time for the selected results to load, please be patient!
Please note that the size of filter window is adjustable. The number mark at the end of each
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China defends brief troop deployment in Hong Kong
BANGKOK: China's military on Monday (Nov 18) defended a brief deployment of soldiers onto Hong Kong's streets, as it warned ending violence was the "most pressing task" in the city.
Dozens of soldiers emerged from their barracks in Hong Kong on Saturday to help clean up nearby streets of debris and barricades strewn out by protesters.
READ: Hong Kong High Court rules emergency law banning face masks unconstitutional
READ: China's PLA soldiers help clean up Hong Kong streets but violence flares again
The brief clean-up operation came at the end of a week of particularly intense clashes between police and protesters that had caused chaos across Hong Kong.
"There were some Hong Kong citizens clearing roadblocks near the PLA Hong Kong garrison," Chinese defence ministry spokesman Wu Qian told reporters at a security event in Bangkok when asked about the brief deployment.
"The soldiers from the PLA Hong Kong garrison joined these citizens in clearing these roadblocks and their efforts were welcomed by Hong Kong citizens."
Throughout the crisis, China has repeatedly warned that it will not give in to any of the protesters' demands, and that it will not tolerate enduring violence in the city.
After another weekend of violence and protesters setting fire to the entrance of a university entrance on Monday morning to defend themselves from police, Wu issued another warning.
"Ending violence and restoring order is the most pressing task we have in Hong Kong," Wu said after China's defence minister Wei Fenghe met his US counterpart, Mark Esper, in Bangkok.
Also on Monday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters that no one should underestimate China's will to safeguard its sovereignty and Hong Kong's stability.
READ: Hong Kong protesters remain defiant amid PolyU campus standoff with police
China's People Liberations' Army has maintained a garrison in Hong Kong since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997.
But its troops rarely leave their barracks. The last time soldiers were seen on Hong Kong's streets was in 2018 to clean up after a typhoon.
According to Hong Kong's Basic Law, troops from mainland China can operate in the city if local authorities request it.
Hong Kong authorities may, "when necessary", ask the central government for assistance from the garrison "in the maintenance of public order and in disaster relief", according to Article 14.
Article 18 of the Basic Law allows the central government to effectively suspend Hong Kong's laws if there is a "state of war" or "turmoil" which "endangers national security or unity".
Hong Kong's government said on Saturday that it did not request the Chinese troops to clean up the streets.
MORE: Our coverage of the Hong Kong protests
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public class BitInputStream
extends java.io.InputStream
BitOutputStream
to facilitate
reading and writing data several bits-at-a-time. BitInputStream objects
that are constructed from a File support reset()
. However,
if constructed from an InputStream
an object cannot be reset.
Any exceptions generated are rethrown as RuntimeException
objects
so client code does not have to catch or rethrow them. (Unless the extension
of InputStream
requires throwing as another type of exception, e.g.,
as with method read
.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static int |
BITS_PER_BYTE |
private static int[] |
bmask |
private int |
myBitCount |
private int |
myBuffer |
private java.io.File |
myFile |
private java.io.InputStream |
myInput |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BitInputStream(java.io.File file)
Construct a bit-at-a-time input stream from
file . |
BitInputStream(java.io.InputStream in)
Open a bit-at-a-time stream that reads from supplied InputStream.
|
BitInputStream(java.lang.String filename)
Construct a bit-at-a-time input stream from a file whose
name is supplied.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Closes the input stream.
|
boolean |
markSupported()
Return true if the stream has been initialized from a File and
is thus reset-able.
|
int |
read()
Required by classes extending InputStream, returns
the next byte from this stream as an int value.
|
int |
read(int howManyBits)
Returns the number of bits requested as rightmost bits in
returned value, returns -1 if not enough bits available to
satisfy the request.
|
void |
reset()
Reset stream to beginning.
|
private java.io.InputStream myInput
private int myBitCount
private int myBuffer
private java.io.File myFile
private static final int[] bmask
private static final int BITS_PER_BYTE
public BitInputStream(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- is the name of the file that will be read.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if filename cannot be opened.public BitInputStream(java.io.File file)
file
.file
- is the File that is the source of the inputRuntimeExceptoin
- if file cannot be opened.public BitInputStream(java.io.InputStream in)
in
- is the stream from which bits are read.public boolean markSupported()
markSupported
in class java.io.InputStream
public void reset() throws java.io.IOException
reset
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- if not reset-able (e.g., constructed from InputStream).public void close()
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in interface java.lang.AutoCloseable
close
in class java.io.InputStream
java.lang.RuntimeException
- if the close failspublic int read(int howManyBits) throws java.io.IOException
howManyBits
- is the number of bits to read and returnhowManyBits
are valid, returns -1 if not enough bits leftjava.io.IOException
public int read() throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException


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Spinners / Loaders
Indicate the loading state of your
project by using Scratch "spinners".
Add custom javascript code to toggle
its visibility.
Default Spinners
The most common and lightweight spinners.

Default Spinners (inverted)

Arc spinner

You can add your own colours by changing the border colour
of these arc loaders in your custom CSS class.
Glowing loader

You can add your own colours by changing the background
colour
of these Glowing loaders in your custom CSS class.
Duo spinner

Add your own colours by changing the border-top-color
andborder-bottom-color
of these duo spinners in your
custom CSS class.
Sizes
You can manipulate the size of the spinner / loader from the predefined
classes from Scratch.
Large spinners/loaders
Make the spinners/loaders larger by adding the class spinner-lrg

Small spinners/loaders
Make the spinners/loaders smaller by adding the class spinner-sml


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Use the .navbar-text class to vertical align any element inside the navbar that are not links (ensures proper padding and text color:
.navbar-text


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What Is Man? What Is His Destiny and Relationship to God?
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Having shewn in the foregoing chapters, that the rule of God is perfect where he governs alone, that the rule of man is imperfect, and has introduced confusion and misery, and that the plans of men are not competent to restore the world to happiness, and the fulfilment of the object for which it was created; it now devolves upon us to investigate the way that this thing can, and will be accomplished; for there is a time spoken of in the Scriptures, when there will be a reign of righteousness.
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First, then, we will enquire who and what is man? and what is his destiny, and what his relationship to God? For before we can define government correctly, it will be necessary to find out the nature of the being that has to be governed.
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What, then, is man? Is he a being temporal and earthly alone, and when he dies, does he sink into forgetfulness? Is he annihilated? or has he a spirit as well as a body? If the first be the case, he alone has a right to regulate his own affairs, to frame his own government, and to pursue that course which to him seems good; if not, the case is different. I do not here wish to enter into a philosophical disquisition on the subject, but, as I am writing at present to believers in the Bible, I shall confine myself more to that. I will state, that man is an eternal being, composed of body and spirit: his spirit existed before he came here; his body exists with the spirit in time, and after death the spirit exists without the body.  Man was then a lifeless body; He afterwards "..."
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Before that spirit was given, he was dead, lifeless; and when that spirit is taken away, he is again lifeless; and let not any one say that the body is perfect without the spirit; for the moment the spirit leaves the body, no matter how perfect its organization may be, the man is inanimate, and destitute of intelligence and feeling: "..."
 but when she was restored, it is said "..." XXSCRIP. When her spirit was absent, the body was dead; when it returned, the body lived. "..." XXSCRIP Again, the Lord in speaking to XXPROPHET, said, "...". I would ask, What part of XXPROPHET did he know? It could not be his body, for it was not in existence; but he knew his spirit, for "..." The Lord speaks to XXSCRIP and says, "..." Again, John says, "..."  XXSCRIP. That the spirit is eternal, is very evident, from the Scriptures; Jesus prayed to his father, and said, "..." XXSCRIP XXNUMBER Here Jesus speaks of an existence before he came here, of a glory he had with his Father before the world was. Christ, then, existed before he came here and took a body. Again Jesus says, "..."  XXSCRIP Christ, then, existed with his Father before the world was, and the Saints existed in, or with him. What part? their bodies? no, their spirits. Again, man exists after he leaves here. It is unnecessary to say anything about the life of the spirit, after the death of the body, or of the resurrection, as the subjects are so generally known and believed. Paul says, "..."  For he has to do with him not only in time, but in eternity, and whatever man may be disposed to do, or however he may vaunt himself of his own abilities, there are some things he has no control over. He came into the world without his agency, he will have to leave it, whether he desires it or not; and he will also have to appear in another world. He is destined, if he improves his opportunities, to higher and greater blessings and glory than are associated with this earth in its present state: and hence the necessity of the guidance of a superior power, and intelligence, that he may not act the part of a fool here, and jeopardize his eternal interests; but that his intelligence may be commensurate with his position; that his actions here may have a bearing upon his future destiny; that he may not sink into the slough of iniquity and degradation, and contaminate himself with corruption; that he may stand pure, virtuous, intelligent, and honourable, as a son of God, and seek for, and be guided and governed by his Father's counsels. Having said so much on this subject, we will continue our investigation still further, and enquire next, What is our relationship to God? In answering this, I would briefly remark, that the position that we stand in to him, is that of a son. Adam is the father of our bodies, and God is the father of our spirits. I know that some are in the habit of looking upon God, as a monster only to be dreaded, known only in the earthquake, the tempest, the thunder, and the storm, and that there is something gloomy and dismal attached to his service. If there is, it is the appendage of man, and not of God. Is there anything gloomy in the works that God has made?  For him the earth teems with the richest profusion; the golden grain, the luscious fruit, the choicest vines; for him, the herbs, and flowers, bedeck the earth, shed their odoriferous perfumes, and display their gorgeous beauty; for him, the proud horse yields his back, the cow gives her milk, and the bee its honey; for him, the sheep yields its fleece, the cotton-tree its down, and the worm its silk.  It is the corruption of the world, that has made men unhappy; and the corruption of religion that has made it gloomy: these are the miseries entailed by men, not the blessings of God. Talk about gloom! is there gloom in the warbling of the birds, in the prancing of the horse, in the playfulness of the lamb, or kid; in the beauty of flowers, in any of Nature's gifts, or rich attire, or in God, that made them, or in his service?
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the final.version offers a few options:
you can select your desired screen resolution.
there are some optimisations that make 1024x768
perform particulary well.
if your display has a non-standard aspect ratio like
16:10, you can tell the demo to adjust for that.
"windowed" and "loop demo" will do exactly that.
if your graphics card drivers are up to date and you
have DirectX 9.0a installed, you can switch on multi-
sampling to enable anti-alias. this increases image
quality a lot, but may also rise compatibility
problems. tip: try 320x240 with multisampling, that
looks cool :-)
if you encounter problems running this demo, you can
choose "low image quality".
this will reduce some internal buffers yielding
better performance, lower memory requirements and
makes things a bit ugly.
if the demo runs jerky you might try to "wait for
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if you enable the benchmark mode, the demo will
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pyrex.ray_tracing.SpecializedRayTracePath¶
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class
pyrex.ray_tracing.
SpecializedRayTracePath
(parent_tracer, launch_angle, direct)¶ Class for representing a single ray-trace solution between points.
Stores parameters of the ray path with calculations performed analytically (with the exception of attenuation). These calculations require the index of refraction of the ice to be of the form n(z)=n0-k*exp(a*z). However this restriction allows for most of the integrations to be performed analytically. The attenuation is the only attribute which is still calculated by numerical integration with z-steps of size
dz
. Most properties are lazily evaluated to save on computation time. If any attributes of the class instance are changed, the lazily-evaluated properties will be cleared.- Parameters
- parent_tracerSpecializedRayTracer
Ray tracer for which this path is a solution.
- launch_anglefloat
Launch angle (radians) of the ray path.
- directboolean
Whether the ray path is direct. If
True
this means the path does not “turn over”. IfFalse
then the path does “turn over” by either reflection or refraction after reaching some maximum depth.
See also
pyrex.internal_functions.LazyMutableClass
Class with lazy properties which may depend on other class attributes.
SpecializedRayTracer
Class for calculating the ray-trace solutions between points.
Notes
Even more attributes than those listed are available for the class, but are mainly for internal use. These attributes can be found by exploring the source code.
The requirement that the ice model go as n(z)=n0-k*exp(a*z) is implemented by requiring the ice model to inherit from
AntarcticIce
. Obviously this is not fool-proof, but likely the ray tracing will obviously fail if the index follows a very different functional form.- Attributes
- from_pointndarray
The starting point of the ray path.
- to_pointndarray
The ending point of the ray path.
- theta0float
The launch angle of the ray path at from_point.
- ice
The ice model used for the ray tracer.
- dzfloat
The z-step (m) to be used for integration of the ray path attributes.
- directboolean
Whether the ray path is direct. If
True
this means the path does not “turn over”. IfFalse
then the path does “turn over” by either reflection or refraction after reaching some maximum depth.- uniformity_factorfloat
Factor (<1) of the base index of refraction (n0 in the ice model) beyond which calculations start to break down numerically.
- beta_tolerancefloat
beta
value (near 0) below which calculations start to break down numerically.- emitted_direction
- received_direction
- path_length
- tof
- coordinates
Methods
attenuation
(f)Calculate the attenuation factor for signal frequencies.
propagate
([signal, polarization, …])Propagate the signal with optional polarization along the ray path.
theta
(z)Polar angle of the ray at the given depths.
z_integral
(integrand[, integrand_kwargs, …])Calculate the integral of the given integrand.


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--- title: Frequently Asked Questions heading: "CoEpi: Community Epidemiology in Action" description: Questions you may have about CoEpi. faq: - question: What does CoEpi do? answer: CoEpi built mobile apps (for both iOS and Android) with a privacy-first approach to anonymous Bluetooth proximity-based exposure matching and symptom alerting to address the spread of COVID-19 and other transmissible illnesses (like colds and flu) in our communities. - question: How does CoEpi ensure anonymity? answer: CoEpi users simply install the app to get started – there is no registration or information collected, and no profile is created. Users will enable Bluetooth tracking to enable them to detect proximity to other users, and can get alerted if anyone symptomatic was previously nearby without disclosing any information about their location or devices they were in proximity to. If the user begins experiencing any symptoms, they can optionally choose to anonymously share symptom information for the purpose of alerting individuals they’ve been in proximity to about those symptoms. - question: How does CoEpi do exposure matching and alerting if a user is anonymous? answer: When someone who uses CoEpi was in proximity of another potentially infectious CoEpi user, CoEpi notifies other users who were in their proximity during the past relevant timeframe. A notified CoEpi user will (in future versions) be able to see (if they recorded the info locally on their device) the date/time/place of their proximity with the symptomatic user. The user will then be able to optionally enable periodic check-ins where the app will ask the user to report any symptoms they’ve noticed, what if anything they’re doing to reduce possible re-transmission, and will prompt the user to consent to share that information with other CoEpi users and/or public health officials if appropriate. - question: Is CoEpi working with the other Bluetooth-based exposure alerting apps? answer: Yes! CoEpi has a long-term history of collaborating with members of dozens of other Bluetooth-based exposure alerting efforts around the world. - question: How is CoEpi different from other Bluetooth-based exposure alerting apps? answer: Many of the other apps are collaborating with CoEpi on the shared Bluetooth protocol so our apps are interoperable. (See more in this Github repo.) The main difference between CoEpi and other exposure alerting apps is that we laser-focused on creating an app that’s useful for end users – like you and us – immediately. Communities of close contacts can begin protecting themselves with CoEpi immediately; we don't need millions of people to install the app to see a benefit from using it. By installing CoEpi and reporting symptoms, you and the people you interact with can create your own early warning system to detect and respond to any infectious disease. ---


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To add a service to an accessory, bridge, or bridged accessory, select the item from the accessory list so that it is visible in the main view. Select the "Add Service..." button at the bottom of the main view.
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This will bring up the options for the new service. There is an option to create a custom service type as well as to create one of the Apple defined services. Custom services require a valid UUID to be entered (selecting a custom service generates a valid UUID but this may be changed if needed). A name for the service may also be entered. When not adding a custom service, there is an additional option to automatically add all the optional characteristics for the service with default value constraints. These characteristics may be removed after the service has been created.
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Once the service details are completed, select the "Finish" button to add the service.
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Apple defined services include any required characteristics for that service. There is an option available in the application Preferences to automatically include all optional characteristics when adding Apple defined services.
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Services may be removed by selecting the "X" button in the upper-right corner of the service.


Before you use many of the Fusion configuration tools, you must stop the system manager and then start it after you change the configuration. To stop/start the system manager, enter:
/etc/init.d/gefusion [stop | start | restart]
The Google Earth Enterprise installation script prompts you to enter information about your system and then properly configures your primary asset root and source volume. After you install Fusion, use the geconfigureassetroot
command to:
If you use the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Tutorial, Google recommends that you specify separate asset roots for each user’s tutorial data and a completely different asset root for your real working data.
You must identify each directory that contains your source data files (or subdirectories of your source data files). Fusion is not able to read files located in other directories.
You can modify volume definitions when migrating from a single- to a multiple-workstation configuration or when modifying the local path of a network-mounted source volume (for example, when adding a larger drive for source data).
For more information on these commands, see geconfigureassetroot in the Command Reference chapter.
Caution: Do not modify the volume definition after you save data to that volume. Because the local name and the network path definitions are used by Fusion for resources, projects, and database definitions, any change to a volume definition invalidates the data already processed on that volume.
If you add multiple asset roots, you can use the geselectassetroot
to specify the volume in which you want to work and to switch back and forth among the available asset roots, if desired. For more information on these commands, see geselectassetroot in the Command Reference chapter.
If you want to customize certain aspects of the Fusion GUI (such as menus, button labels, tables, lists, and so on), you can use a graphical configuration tool called Qt Configuration to customize the font size and other GUI features.
qtconfig
.
The Qt Configuration dialog appears.
Note: The Qt Configuration tool is not a Google product. For more information about Qt Configuration, select either of the options on the Help menu.
Fusion provides the Sans regular font for map vector labels. If you want to let users create labels in additional fonts, you can define a "font list" file so that the Text Style dialog displays a list of the fonts you support. For example, you can display international fonts such as Chinese, Japanese, or Hebrew character fonts. (For more information about the Text Style dialog, see the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Reference Guide.)
/opt/google/share/fonts/fontlist
.
TimesRoman
). No spaces are allowed in the font face name. Multiple variations of the font, such as regular, bold, italic, are automatically grouped under the same name in the drop-down list.
.ttf
) font file. No spaces are allowed in this path.For example, your font list file might contain:
LucidaBrightDemi /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaBrightDemiBold.ttf 1 0
LucidaBrightDemi /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaBrightDemiItalic.ttf 0 1
LucidaBright /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaBrightItalic.ttf 0 1
LucidaBright /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaBrightRegular.ttf 0 0
LucidaSansDemi /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaSansDemiBold.ttf 1 0
LucidaSans /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaSansRegular.ttf 0 0
LucidaTypewriter /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaTypewriterBold.ttf 1 0
LucidaTypewriter /usr/local/lib/fonts/LucidaTypewriterRegular.ttf 0 0
LucidaTypewriter /usr/local/lib/oblique-fonts/LucidaTypewriterBoldOblique.ttf 1 1
LucidaSansDemi /usr/local/lib/oblique-fonts/LucidaSansDemiOblique.ttf 0 1
LucidaSans /usr/local/lib/oblique-fonts/LucidaSansOblique.ttf 0 1
LucidaTypewriter /usr/local/lib/oblique-fonts/LucidaTypewriterOblique.ttf 0 1
Google used the Google Maps API to create a sample web application that provides a very basic way to display your Google Maps database output in a browser. The sample web application and the Google Maps API are automatically installed with Fusion.
Google recommends that you use the sample application to display your Google Maps data at first. After you see how it looks, you can create your own Google Maps web application that looks more your other web applications, using the provided sample web application as a guide. Documentation for the Google Maps API is at http://www.google.com/apis/maps/.
To get started, make a copy of the sample application files (maps_local.html
, maps_google.html,
fusionmaps.js
,
and fusionmaps.css
). Then configure a virtual server on which you
can experiment, and move the copied files to that virtual server. (See Configuring
Virtual Servers for help, if you need it.) When you create the
Apache configuration file for the new virtual server, change “/maps/maps_google.html”
or "/maps/maps_local.html" in the following
line to point to your copy of the example files on
the new virtual server:
RewriteRule ^/default_map/+$ /maps/maps_google.html [PT]
or
RewriteRule ^/default_map/+$ /maps/maps_local.html [PT]
You can edit the rest of the sample application in whatever ways you like, adding your own logo, branding, and so on.
Google Maps supports only specific browser/operating system combinations. Even if you are using a supported browser, there are some features in Fusion that are not supported by some browsers on certain operating systems. (See Google Maps Browser Support and Incompatibilities in the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Reference Guide.)
As long as you are connected to the Internet and have a license key for the Google Maps API, there is no problem (regardless of your platform), since your server contacts Google’s servers for functions that are not supported in the browser.
Note: The following procedure assumes that you have received an email from Google that contains your license key for the Google Maps API.
/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs/maps/maps_google.html
. <script src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=2&key=abcdefg"type="text/javascript"></script>
key
placeholder ('abcdefg
') with your
Google Maps API license key. Your key is contained in an email sent from Google.maps_google.html
file. sudo /etc/init.d/geserver restart
The dbRoot is a file that contains information that Fusion passes to Google Earth EC when you publish a database. The dbRoot Snippet Manager allows you to add your preferences to the dbRoot. Many of these preferences (or snippets) apply to display characteristics, such as showing or hiding the Google logo in Google Earth EC. The snippets you specify in the dbRoot Snippet Manager apply to all databases you publish from Fusion.
Caution: If you are working with multiple Fusion users on multiple workstations, it is important to remember that all managers on the Tools menu can be accessed by all users at the same time. If multiple users are working with the same manager at the same time, when one user closes the manager, that user’s changes overwrite all previous data for that manager. So if you are working in a multi-user environment, be sure to coordinate with the other users to be sure that only one user has this manager open at a time.
[snippetName] value
The following table lists the syntax for all of the possible dbRoot snippets.
| Snippet Name | Purpose | Syntax - Default Value | Notes |
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| userGuideURL | Help menu > User Guide | ../userguide/v4/userGuideURL
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Defaults to local PDF file for Google Earth EC. Can be set to an internal IP or hostname address. |
| supportCenterURL | Help menu > Support Center | ../userguide/v4/support
|
Hidden in Google Earth EC if dbRoot setting does not exist. Can be set to an internal IP or hostname address. |
| tutorialGuideURL | Help menu > Tutorial | ../userguide/v4/tutorials/index.htm
|
Can be set to an internal IP or hostname address. |
| keyboardShortcutURL | Help menu > Keyboard shortcuts link | ../userguide/v4/ug_keyboard.html
|
Can be set to an internal IP or hostname address. |
| defaultWebPageURL | Tools menu > Web browser home page | http://www.google.com
|
Can be set to an internal IP or hostname address. |
| useGELogo | Shows/hides Google Earth logo in lower right corner of display | boolean | Default is true. |
| bbsServer.host | Host name | string | bbs.keyhole.com |
| bbsServer.port | Port | int | 80 |
| bbsServer. fileSubmitPath |
URL to post KMZ content to | string | /ubb/postbouncer.php |
bbsServer. |
URL where posting wizard is located | string | /ubb/postcatcher.php |
| bbsServer.timeout | Timeout in seconds | double | 15.0 |
| bbsServer.retries | Number of retries before failing | int | 2 |
| bbsServer.secureSS | true = use HTTPS connection to hostfalse = use HTTP connection | boolean | Default is false. |
| cobrandInfo | Custom co-branded logo |
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| earthIntlURL | Localize international URL for Google Earth | http://earth.google.com/intl/%1/
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| supportAnswerIntlURL | Localize international URL for support answers |
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| supportTopicIntlURL | Localize international URL for support topics | http://earth.google.com/support/ |
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| supportRequestIntlURL | Localize international URL for support requests | http://earth.google.com/support/
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| startupTipsURL | Localize international URL for startup tips |
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| userGuideIntlURL | Localize international URL for documentation | http://earth.google.com/intl/%1/
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| supportCenterIntlURL | Localize international URL for the support center | http://earth.google.com/support/?hl=%1
|
|
| businessListingIntlURL | Localize international URL for business listings | http://www.google.com/local/
|
|
| defaultWebPageIntlURL | Localize international URL for the default web page |
http://www.google.com/intl/%1 (all other languages)
|
|
| numStartupTips | Set the number of startup tips | 13
|
|
| hideUserData | true = Suppress user name and license key information in the Help -> About windowfalse = Display user name and license key information | boolean | Default is false. |
| export.options. disableDiskCache |
true = Disable disk caching, so databases can ask Google Earth EC not to use disk cache at all.false = Enable disk caching. | boolean | Default is false. |
| reverseGeocodingServer... | Defines the reverse geocoding server. | The default uses Google's geocoding server:
[googleMFEReverseGeocoder] http://maps.google.com/ maps/api/earth/ GeocodeService.Search [reverseGeocodingServerVersion] 3 [reverseGeocodingServer.host] geo.keyhole.com [reverseGeocodingServer.path] /maps To use your own geocoding server: [reverseGeocodingServerVersion] 2 [reverseGeocodingServer.host] your_geocoding_server [reverseGeocodingServer.path] /path_for_queries |
Note: Advanced users of previous versions of Fusion were able to hand edit the dbRoot preamble. That is no longer possible. Most of the hand edits that users made in the past are now features built in to Fusion (such as the Search Tab Manager), and other changes are possible using the dbRoot Snippet Manager. However, there are some edits that advanced users made in dbRoot in previous versions of the software that are no longer allowed at all, including:
If you have any questions about these functions, please contact Google Earth Enterprise Fusion technical support.
This field toggles between the values End and Beginning to move the snippet to the end or beginning of the dbRoot. This setting is useful when you want to change the order in which the layers appear in Google Earth EC by reordering them in dbRoot.
Note: If you modify a dbRoot snippet, it does not force you to rebuild project affected by that change. If that dbRoot snippet affects a project that has already been built, when you publish a database that includes that project, the previous dbRoot snippet remains in effect. If something else in that project subsequently triggers a build, the modified dbRoot snippet will take effect in the resulting version.
A message prompts you to confirm that you want to delete the selected snippet.
The snippet disappears from the dbRoot Snippet Manager.
You can watch all active Fusion system tasks and processes using the getop
command. This command is similar to the Unix command top
, but is specific to Fusion processing. It is the command line equivalent to the System Manager in the Fusion GUI. See getop in the Command Line Reference chapter for more information.
The getop
command outputs the following data for the workstation to the console:
For example, the output might look something like this:
Generally, the important Google Earth Enterprise Server data is all within the /var
directory. If you perform regular back-ups of /var
, that covers most of the server data. Google recommends that you also back up the following directories:
/etc
/opt/google/gehttpd/conf
/opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d
/opt/google/getomcat/conf
/opt/google/gehttpd/htdocs
With regard to Fusion data, Google strongly recommends that you back up all of your original source data (vector and raster). In addition, Google encourages you to back up all of the .xml
files within your asset root(s). In theory, if you have the source data and the asset root .xml
files, everything else can be reconstructed. Google Earth Enterprise does not include any tools for doing such a reconstruction, but the data is there and it could be done, if necessary.
You do not need to back up your publish root(s), since there is nothing there that cannot be reproduced. If you have the space and want to back them up, however, recovery will be faster, but it is not necessary.
Many Google Earth Enterprise users also back up their product files. These are the low-level files that result from building resources (for example, .kip
, .ktp
, .kmp
, .kvp
). That way, if you do need to reconstruct, you can import the product files (rather than raw source files) to recreate the resources.
Fusion can be configured to use a maximum number of CPU cores on a machine with the command:
/opt/google/bin/geselectassetroot --assetroot /my/assetroot --numcpus X
This number will show up as the maxjobs
entry within getop
output and corresponds to how many concurrent jobs Fusion may spawn at any one time. Note that the value for --numcpus
should be equal to, or less than, the total number of CPUs permitted by your Fusion license; it should never exceed the number of physical CPU cores on the machine.
Each task within Fusion is configured to use 1 CPU by default. Changing the maximum number of CPUs using the above command will not affect the number of CPUs assigned to each individual task. Some tasks in Fusion are capable of multithreaded support including:
gepackgen
(imagery and terrain projects)gemaptilegen
(2D vector-based map tiles)gecombineterrain
(3D databases)These tasks may be multithreaded by enabling 'Taskrules' within Fusion. Implementation of Taskrules is described in: /opt/google/share/taskrules/README
.
The PacketLevel.taskrule
, MapLayerLevel.taskrule
, and CombinedTerrain.taskrule
taskrules will enable multiple CPUs to work on each individual task. For example, configuring a minNumCPUs
and maxNumCPUs
of 2 for gepacken
means that up to 4 gepackgen processes may run on Fusion, with 2 CPUs assigned each, when 8 CPU cores are allocated.
As a best practice, PacketLevel.taskrule
and MapLayerLevel.taskrule
should be configured such that multiple gepackgen
and gemaptilegen
processes can run concurrently. Since gecombineterrain
is CPU-intensive and can be an operational bottleneck, more CPUs should be assigned to that task to expedite processing.
So on a machine with 8 CPU cores available for Fusion processing:
--numcpus
=7. It's recommended to set the maximum number of CPUs allocated to Fusion to (N-1), such that one CPU core is reserved for system operationsminNumCPU
=2 and maxNumCPU
=2 in PacketLevel.taskrule
for imagery projects (3 concurrent gepackgen
jobs possible)**minNumCPU
=3 and maxNumCPU
=4 in PacketLevel.taskrule
for terrain projects (2 concurrent gepackgen
jobs possible)**minNumCPU
=3 and maxNumCPU
=4 in MapLayerLevel.taskrule
(2 concurrent gemaptilegen
jobs possible)minNumCPU
=7 and maxNumCPU
=7 in CombinedTerrain.taskrule
(1 gecombineterrain
job)gepackgen
process, and up to 600% CPU processing for terrain projects. There is fundamentally a balance between assigning sufficient numbers of CPUs to each individual process for gepackgen
while still enabling multiple concurrent gepackgen
processes for parallel processing.
All other tasks in Fusion will continue to operate with min/max 1 CPU.


Commodity picks: November 11, 2019
Cotton seed oil cake is trading at Rs 3,035 per quintal at Akola.
by Prerana DesaiSoy bean
Soy bean prices at Indore are trading at Rs 4,040 per quintal. For the week ahead, prices are expected to trade with downward bias and head towards Rs 3,950 per quintal. Weak demand for soy bean meal would slow down demand for processors. Also, arrival pressure is expected to increase once the weather clears.
Cotton seed oil cake
Cotton seed oil cake is trading at Rs 3,035 per quintal at Akola. For the week ahead, prices are expected to trade lower towards Rs 2,900 or lower per quintal. With increase in pace of crushing of cotton seeds, supplies are expected to improve and weigh on prices.
Prerana Desai, Research Head - Edelweiss Agri Services and Credit


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by Staff Reporter“Everyday, 80 fever cases are reported in Theni district but only six people have been diagnosed with dengue so far this year and they are receiving treatment,” said Dr. Krishnaraj, Joint Director, Vector-borne Diseases Control, while visiting an anti-dengue camp held at a Primary Health Centre in Vadapudhupatti village near here on Friday.
He said that 20 workers have been appointed in every panchayat to monitor anti-dengue activities. “In town panchayats and municipalities, one monitoring mazdoor has been assigned for every 300 households,” he said.
He added that cell counting machines are available in PHCs with over 30 beds, government hospitals and the Theni Medical College Hospital.


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Speech
Schools Minister Nick Gibb welcomes an initiative to further increase cultural education in our schools.
Firstly, can I say thank you for allowing me to contribute to this discussion and to the launch of the cultural education challenge. Nobody here needs reminding that Britain is a world leader in culture and the arts.
The new book by the historian Dominic Sandbrook published earlier this month is a history of British popular culture during the 20th century, entitled ‘The Great British Dream Factory’. His thesis is startling, in that it is so true yet so rarely made. Following Britain’s post-imperial decline as a political power, Britain’s popular culture rose to become an extraordinary global success story, matched only by the United States.
Whilst some nations offer up a globe-trotting pop star or a great children’s author, a world-conquering television series or a Nobel-winning playwright, Britain offers them all, and more. It is hard to imagine many other nations devising an Olympic opening ceremony which focuses so overwhelmingly on their contribution to popular culture as the London ceremony did in 2012: Mary Poppins, Mr Bean, James Bond, Harry Potter, the Rolling Stones and Dizzee Rascal.
The creative industries play a vital role in upholding Britain’s cultural and economic health, employing 1.7 million people and adding £77 billion to the UK economy in 2013 - outpacing growth and job creation in many other industries.
In 2012, almost 9% of Britain’s service exports were from the creative industries, and according to the consultancy firm Portland Communications, the UK ranks number 1 in the world for foreign diplomacy through cultural influence, known as ‘soft power’.
Film studios, advertising firms and video game developers are industrial heavyweights in today’s Britain, becoming the 21st century equivalent of Sheffield steel or Manchester cotton.
This is a national strength that our government has every intention to protect and replicate. Art and design, and music are compulsory subjects for all children from age 5 to 14. In addition, all pupils have to study dance as part of PE , and drama as part of their English lessons. At key stage 4, all pupils in maintained schools have an entitlement to study arts subjects and a design and technology subject if they wish.
The concern that the EBacc will drive pupils away from creative subjects at GCSE has been made vocally in the media, but proven to be unfounded. The EBacc covers a core set of 5 subject blocks - English, maths, science, humanities and languages - but this allows most pupils to choose a number of additional GCSE options.
Since the EBacc measure was introduced in 2010, total entries for arts GCSEs have actually increased over that period despite a small decline in year group population, and the percentage of pupils entered for at least 1 arts GCSE has also increased.
Let us not forget that in any good school the arts will also be provided for outside of curriculum time. Many children may decide not to study arts subjects formally at GCSE , but continue taking part in practical arts activities such as singing in a school choir, playing in a school orchestra, or band, or acting, or helping backstage in a school play.
From 2012 to 2016, the DfE will have spent over £460 million in arts and education programmes, designed to improve access to the arts for children of all backgrounds. This includes funding to ensure that every child has the chance to learn a musical instrument during their school career, through a network of music education hubs across the country.
I am delighted that the Arts Council England is contributing to this drive for more cultural education in our schools through the cultural education challenge. Throughout England there is the most extraordinary potential for cultural education: concerts, galleries, exhibitions, and an enormous supply of creative young people willing to work with children.
Harnessing such potential can be a challenge, which is why I am delighted that Arts Council England is taking on this task. By co-ordinating with organisations such as London Youth, Creative Futures, and the Barbican Centre where we are today, it has the opportunity to bring a quality cultural education to children all over the country.
I do understand why some in the arts communities are concerned about accountability measures, such as the EBacc , but in my view they needn’t be. There is no reason why an academic core curriculum should in any way imperil a cultural education, or vice versa.
In fact, an academic curriculum and a cultural education can only complement each other, whether it is reading a wide range of literature; broadening your understanding of Shakespeare’s plays; giving you the historical knowledge to contextualise Picasso’s paintings; or allowing you to read Racine in the original language.
Both aspects of a child’s education can and should co-exist within every school in England. This point was explicitly made by Nicky Morgan, the Secretary of State for Education in a speech to the Creative Industries Federation in July . We want to challenge every school to make this their aim.
Not only does cultural education build the cultural literacy of our pupils, it also has the ability to build positive character traits amongst pupils such as confidence, perseverance, and the ability to co-operate with one’s peers. In government we are driven by a belief in social justice, and are absolutely of the opinion that a rich arts education should not be the preserve of the wealthy.
Some of our nation’s current cultural pioneers - such as the opera director Sir Tony Pappano, the singer Adele, and the actor Idris Elba - were from backgrounds far from being described as well-heeled. We want to see much, much more of this in Britain’s cultural life. The current dominance of the independence sector on stage and screen, with actors such as Eddie Redmayne, Tom Hiddleston, and Benedict Cumberbatch (great actors though they are) is something I would be delighted to see reduced in a generation’s time.
Arts Council England’s intention to improve the cultural engagement of young people across the country, and our emphasis on a rich cultural education for all in our schools, are a shared objective that I am confident that this country can deliver.
Published: 15 October 2015
From: Department for Education The Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP
Part of: Arts and culture


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Sylvanian Families Osborne Bear Family
Biography Information
Father Arthur Osborne is the teacher at Country Tree School.
Mother Carol Osborne likes to read, especially cook books! Her favourite things to bake are fruit pies and chocolate chip cookies.
Brother Aidan Osborne loves to play sports, especially football. But all that activity makes him very hungry and he can often be found tucking into a hamburger, his favourite food!
Sister Ava Osborne can be very shy at times and is happiest when outdoors tending the garden and admiring all the pretty flowers.


Not sure what we have seen more of here in Washington DC,
bicyclers, joggers or museums but there sure have been a lot of
all three. The weekend had the 50 state bicycle ride
event, ride on all 50 streets that have the state's names.
The sidewalks were rather crowded at times but even on "normal"
days you see many people out bicycling to and from work.
We wondered if there was a survey of the most runners per city
size, we think DC would take first.
Now we have been here a and have seen many monument and
museums so thought we would just add a few pictures for now.
Some of the museums were hands on and very educational and some
were not.
We have been to the Spy Museum, the Crime and Punishment Museum,
the museum for American History, the Natural History Museum and
a couple of art museums. We have seen the Jefferson
memorial, the Lincoln memorial, the Korean war memorial, and the
Martin Luther King memorial. We have also seen numerous
statues and artwork throughout the city.
At the Jefferson Memorial, Dean and Derek went up to see it,
while Kris stayed out with the dogs and a busload of tourists of
Asian descent (probably Japanese) were exiting the memorial to
get back on their bus. Kris was there with the dogs and
they seemed fascinated by them. Before she knew it, she
was the next tourist attraction in D.C. Many people posed
with the dogs, and some wanted Kris in the photos, and some just
wanted the dogs. They even got picky and wanted both dogs
to look at them at the same time. One person wanted her to
make Sam sit back up after he got tired and laid down.
Kris figures around 70 photos were taken of the dogs, and then
when Kris went up to the memorial and Dean stayed with the dogs,
more tourists came and took photos.
There are certainly many things to see here, and it has
definitely been worth the three day trip up river to see it.
We are all getting a little museumed out, so tomorrow, we will
rent a car, and drive over to Annapolis and pick up some parts
we ordered. It will be a nice break from museums and
memorials. We only have two more that we want to visit,
and that is the National Geographic museum and the capital
building.
9/27/11 bikes, joggers, museums and photo happy tourists.