Welcome to TrendPy’s documentation!¶
The TrendPy Python package was created by the university course WW21DSB of the Cooperative State University Mannheim (DHBW). The package offers you a bunch of helpful methods which will allow you to create powerful time series regressions for your python project on a very easy way.
With this documentation you will get a simple step by step introduction to the trendPy package and you will learn how to use this package with all its included methods for your very own project.
The full trendPy github repository can be found here.
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Interface to be implemented from common manager. More...
#include <DataDistributionManager.h>
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| virtual OPERATION_RESULT | Initialize (IDataDistributionCallback *iddcb, const char *conf_file=NULL, const char *hostAddress=NULL, const char *channelTrailer=NULL)=0 |
| Initialize IDataDistribution instance. More... | |
| virtual OPERATION_RESULT | Initialize (IDataDistributionCallback *iddcb, const char *arrayParams[], int len, const char *hostAddress=NULL, const char *channelTrailer=NULL)=0 |
| Initialize IDataDistribution instance. More... | |
| virtual OPERATION_RESULT | RequestMastershipManager (IDataDistributionMastershipCallback *cbs, const char *szMyAddress=NULL, const char *arrayParams[]=NULL, int len=0)=0 |
| Allocate and initialize the mastership manager. More... | |
| virtual BOOL | Start (unsigned long timeout)=0 |
| Start the common manager. More... | |
| virtual BOOL | Stop (unsigned long timeout)=0 |
| Stop the common manager. More... | |
| virtual IDataDistributionSubsystem * | GetSubsystemManager ()=0 |
| Returns the allocated communication subsystem. More... | |
| virtual IDataDistributionMastershipCommon * | GetMastershipManager ()=0 |
| Returns the allocated mastership subsystem. More... | |
| virtual std::string | GetProtocol ()=0 |
| Returns the protocol in use from IDataDistribution instance. More... | |
| virtual std::string | GetProtocolLib ()=0 |
| Returns the protocol library in use from IDataDistribution instance. More... | |
| virtual std::string | GetMastershipLib ()=0 |
| Returns the mastership library in use from IDataDistribution instance. More... | |
Interface to be implemented from common manager.
Interface to be implemented from common manager
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Returns the mastership library in use from IDataDistribution instance.
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pure virtual |
Returns the allocated mastership subsystem.
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pure virtual |
Returns the protocol in use from IDataDistribution instance.
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pure virtual |
Returns the protocol library in use from IDataDistribution instance.
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pure virtual |
Returns the allocated communication subsystem.
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Initialize IDataDistribution instance.
iddcb
IDataDistributionCallback received from external user application arrayParams
an array of string in the form key=value len
length of arrayParams
hostAddress
optional host address or host name channelTrailer
the optional trailer to be appended to channel name when each channel is created
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Initialize IDataDistribution instance.
iddcb
IDataDistributionCallback from external user application conf_file
the external ASCII configuration file with lines written as key=value hostAddress
optional host address or host name channelTrailer
the optional trailer to be appended to channel name when each channel is created
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pure virtual |
Allocate and initialize the mastership manager.
cbs
IDataDistributionMastershipCallback received from external user application hostAddress
optional host address or host name arrayParams
an array of string in the form key=value len
length of arrayParams
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pure virtual |
Start the common manager.
timeout
the operation timeout in milliseconds
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pure virtual |
Stop the common manager.
timeout
the operation timeout in milliseconds


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Magna International, Textron, Venture Industries, Flex N Gate, MartinREA, Woodbridge Industries, Able Manufacturing, Center Manufacturing, Suncast Corporation, Victor ManufacturingSuccess stories:
Solarsoft delivers unprecedented integration and production control for SuncastConstant change is inherent in todays business environment. Whether that change is driven internally or by customers, it relentlessly tests the short-term adaptability and long-term viability of an organizations enterprise software. All too often change exposes the softwares limitations and decision makers are compelled to make a judgement call: To what degree are they willing and able to compromise their companys processes in order to work around those limitations?
Ed Booth, director of IT for Suncast Corporation, took a hard look at his companys 10-year-old, highly modified legacy ERP system, along with a list of over 500 additional system enhancement requests from his internal user community, and he decided the time had come for a new solution.
Solarsoft enables integration from customer service to shopfloor We could have either continued tackling those outstanding issues one-by-one, constantly enhancing the existing system, or we could identify a solution which inherently handled them, says Mr. Booth, who notes that many issues related to enhancing the integration, consolidation and visibility of production scheduling. Wed reached a point where our system was very difficult to maintain and lacked essential functionality, so we determined it would be much more efficient to switch. Suncast, a plastic injection molder serving big-box retailers with extremely tight shipping schedules and heavy EDI requirements, needed an ERP solution that not only boasted out-of-the-box and fully integrated functionality, but one enabling tight EDI integration and a solid interface with the companys existing 3rd party demand planning and forecasting
solutions.
When you have a 3-day turnaround on orders, you better have a high finished goods inventory ready-to-ship, which is why we use specialized demand planning and forecasting applications, says Mr. Booth. But once we develop our inventory plan, our ERP application needs to handle the demand side purchasing, processing orders and scheduling production, for example dynamically and in real-time.
Equally important from Mr. Booths perspective, given a manufacturing environment consisting of over 100 state-of-the-art presses and the need to optimize those assets, was a robust shop floor monitoring system with tight integration between it and the ERP application.
Everything under the Solarsoft umbrella
He found everything he needed with Solarsoft Business Systems, which had recently purchased long-time production and process monitoring system provider, Mattec Corporation. We had two key
systems, ERP and Shop Floor Monitoring, that needed to be replaced, and we got it all - Solarsoft iVP and Mattec ProHelp EPM , plus robust EDI support - under one umbrella. Once we found out that Mattec was already integrated into Solarsoft iVP, the decision was pretty straightforward.
According to Mr. Booth, the depth of functionality Solarsoft iVP offered to an injection molder, as well as the technical integrity of the applications code and database also influenced Suncasts decision. He notes that with the implementation of the combined Solarsoft iVP/Mattec solution, his system enhancement to-do list immediately dropped from 500-plus to zero.
Among the areas most notably impacted by the Solarsoft selection is production planning and scheduling. Throughout virtually every department, Suncast has replaced Excel spreadsheets with Solarsoft iVPs White-Board Scheduler, a graphical tool that enables managers to visually evaluate and adjust workload and resource allocation at each work station in order to most efficiently meet
production and delivery goals.
We used to have a lot of spreadsheets customer service would use one set of data, purchasing another. Nobody was looking at one concise production plan. And like most manufacturers our production plans might last a day before we have to modify it, says Mr. Booth. The White-Board Scheduler on Solarsoft iVP integrates customer service and purchasing with production. So if an order comes in via EDI it interfaces directly with Solarsoft iVP, and if that order impacts the production schedule the change is communicated immediately to the shop floor. Purchasing also knows what they need to buy in order to fulfill a production plan. There are no gaps; were not waiting for people to update a spreadsheet.
Total macro and micro-levelproduction control
Suncast schedulers also exploit the integration between Solarsoft iVP and Mattec ProHelp EPM , with Solarsoft iVP managing and adjusting the manufacturing workload (work orders and scheduling of work orders) on a macro basis, based on the real-time shop-floor activity data provided by Mattec. The Solarsoft iVP White-Board shows how long a job is going to run based on a quantity and a standard cycle. Mattec records actual cycles at the machine-level, so if its slow or fast the MRP schedule
is updated and everyone sees it, says Booth, who points out that his schedulers work with two monitors, one displaying Solarsoft iVP and the other Mattec. With our old system, there was a huge disconnect between the production monitoring system and our ERP once we sent the work order down to the shop floor.
Mr. Booth characterizes Suncasts deployment of Solarsoft iVP and Mattec as jumping in with both feet. We feel like were pushing the limits of the software, and I dont think we could have asked for anything better in terms of the solutions impact on our day-to-day operations and in terms of Solarsoft as a partner; their willingness to make sure our needs are met. Its an excellent functional and cultural fit.
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Epicor's CMS is ideal for single plant to enterprise level discrete manufacturers including plastics & rubber, stamping and forge, automotive supply chain and general manufacturing in fast moving industries with highly integrated supply chains. In todays supply chains, collaborating with trading partners, optimizing internal processes and controlling costs have never been more critical and challenging. Suppliers face high customer expectations- particularly in on-time order fulfillment and order accuracy and pay a high price for failing to meet those expectations.
 That level of supply chain control is a function of the amount and quality of the information collected, analyzed and shared within your enterprise and with your trading partners. Epicor provides that control with a robust and integrated ERP solution designed specific to your industry.
With built-in support for shop floor data collection and supply chain integration, Epicor will help bring clarity and efficiency to all your operations. Based on our proven CMS platform, our manufacturing software uses IBM System i server. Rapidly installed and easy to learn, our software will deliver value from day one.
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Industry sector market interests:
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Electrical Equipment
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- India
- Philippines
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Mexico
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Magna International, Textron, Venture Industries, Flex N Gate, MartinREA, Woodbridge Industries, Able Manufacturing, Center Manufacturing, Suncast Corporation, Victor ManufacturingSuccess stories:
Solarsoft delivers unprecedented integration and production control for SuncastConstant change is inherent in todays business environment. Whether that change is driven internally or by customers, it relentlessly tests the short-term adaptability and long-term viability of an organizations enterprise software. All too often change exposes the softwares limitations and decision makers are compelled to make a judgement call: To what degree are they willing and able to compromise their companys processes in order to work around those limitations?
Ed Booth, director of IT for Suncast Corporation, took a hard look at his companys 10-year-old, highly modified legacy ERP system, along with a list of over 500 additional system enhancement requests from his internal user community, and he decided the time had come for a new solution.
Solarsoft enables integration from customer service to shopfloor We could have either continued tackling those outstanding issues one-by-one, constantly enhancing the existing system, or we could identify a solution which inherently handled them, says Mr. Booth, who notes that many issues related to enhancing the integration, consolidation and visibility of production scheduling. Wed reached a point where our system was very difficult to maintain and lacked essential functionality, so we determined it would be much more efficient to switch. Suncast, a plastic injection molder serving big-box retailers with extremely tight shipping schedules and heavy EDI requirements, needed an ERP solution that not only boasted out-of-the-box and fully integrated functionality, but one enabling tight EDI integration and a solid interface with the companys existing 3rd party demand planning and forecasting
solutions.
When you have a 3-day turnaround on orders, you better have a high finished goods inventory ready-to-ship, which is why we use specialized demand planning and forecasting applications, says Mr. Booth. But once we develop our inventory plan, our ERP application needs to handle the demand side purchasing, processing orders and scheduling production, for example dynamically and in real-time.
Equally important from Mr. Booths perspective, given a manufacturing environment consisting of over 100 state-of-the-art presses and the need to optimize those assets, was a robust shop floor monitoring system with tight integration between it and the ERP application.
Everything under the Solarsoft umbrella
He found everything he needed with Solarsoft Business Systems, which had recently purchased long-time production and process monitoring system provider, Mattec Corporation. We had two key
systems, ERP and Shop Floor Monitoring, that needed to be replaced, and we got it all - Solarsoft iVP and Mattec ProHelp EPM , plus robust EDI support - under one umbrella. Once we found out that Mattec was already integrated into Solarsoft iVP, the decision was pretty straightforward.
According to Mr. Booth, the depth of functionality Solarsoft iVP offered to an injection molder, as well as the technical integrity of the applications code and database also influenced Suncasts decision. He notes that with the implementation of the combined Solarsoft iVP/Mattec solution, his system enhancement to-do list immediately dropped from 500-plus to zero.
Among the areas most notably impacted by the Solarsoft selection is production planning and scheduling. Throughout virtually every department, Suncast has replaced Excel spreadsheets with Solarsoft iVPs White-Board Scheduler, a graphical tool that enables managers to visually evaluate and adjust workload and resource allocation at each work station in order to most efficiently meet
production and delivery goals.
We used to have a lot of spreadsheets customer service would use one set of data, purchasing another. Nobody was looking at one concise production plan. And like most manufacturers our production plans might last a day before we have to modify it, says Mr. Booth. The White-Board Scheduler on Solarsoft iVP integrates customer service and purchasing with production. So if an order comes in via EDI it interfaces directly with Solarsoft iVP, and if that order impacts the production schedule the change is communicated immediately to the shop floor. Purchasing also knows what they need to buy in order to fulfill a production plan. There are no gaps; were not waiting for people to update a spreadsheet.
Total macro and micro-levelproduction control
Suncast schedulers also exploit the integration between Solarsoft iVP and Mattec ProHelp EPM , with Solarsoft iVP managing and adjusting the manufacturing workload (work orders and scheduling of work orders) on a macro basis, based on the real-time shop-floor activity data provided by Mattec. The Solarsoft iVP White-Board shows how long a job is going to run based on a quantity and a standard cycle. Mattec records actual cycles at the machine-level, so if its slow or fast the MRP schedule
is updated and everyone sees it, says Booth, who points out that his schedulers work with two monitors, one displaying Solarsoft iVP and the other Mattec. With our old system, there was a huge disconnect between the production monitoring system and our ERP once we sent the work order down to the shop floor.
Mr. Booth characterizes Suncasts deployment of Solarsoft iVP and Mattec as jumping in with both feet. We feel like were pushing the limits of the software, and I dont think we could have asked for anything better in terms of the solutions impact on our day-to-day operations and in terms of Solarsoft as a partner; their willingness to make sure our needs are met. Its an excellent functional and cultural fit.


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THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK (1998) (United Artists) Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, John Malkovich, Jeremy Irons, Gabriel Byrne, Gerard Depardieu, Anne Parillaud. Screenplay: Randall Wallace, based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas. Producers: Randall Wallace and Russell Smith. Director: Randall Wallace.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In the depths of Paris' infamous Bastille, circa 1662, five figures stand. One man is the reason the other four have gathered: he is Phillippe (Leonardo DiCaprio) -- the long-imprisoned twin brother of King Louis XIV (also DiCaprio) -- rescued by these benefactors to replace his despotic sibling on the throne. The four other men are figures of legend: retired Musketeers Aramis (Jeremy Irons), Athos (John Malkovich) and Pothos (Gerard Depardieu), reunited with their old comrade D'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne). As they prepare to face the King's guard, armaments and odds heavily against them, the figures cross their swords and utter one of literature's best-known oaths of allegiance: "One for all, all for one."
It is the moment most of the audience -- the non-teenage-female, DiCaprio-swooning portion -- has been waiting for. It is a moment guaranteed to inspire pseudo-spontaneous applause and whoops of approval...assuming the audience hasn't drifted into a heavy slumber. For around 100 minutes, Randall Wallace's rendition of THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK wanders through attractive sets in search of a consistent tone, thematic coherence or even a real point. Is it a lavish, lusty period romp in the spirit of Richard Lester's 1970s MUSKETEERS films? Is it a moody Dickensian pot-boiler of a mysterious parentage and uncertain motivations? Is it a showcase for Tiger Beat poster-boy-du-jour DiCaprio? Is it _ever_ going to get down to the business of Musketeers buckling a few swashes? Wallace effectively combined vengeance, romance and adventure in his script for BRAVEHEART, but in his first film behind the camera he never seems clear how to unite all the elements he introduces. THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK sputters and hesitates like the work of a nervous rookie who just keeps throwing stuff at the screen in the vain hope that, eventually, something's gotta stick.
The uninvolving and ponderous first hour and a half leaves a viewer plenty of time to scratch at minor annoyances until they become major annoyances. Meticulously smudged rabble rouse themselves for a minor riot for exactly one scene, perhaps to distract momentarily from the impression that this is an epic with a cast of tens. Half the cast speaks with French accents (all genuine, courtesy Depardieu, Anne Parillaud and plasticine ingenue Judith Godreche), while the other half appears to have wandered in from Malibu, or London, or Dublin. Given the chance to bite into Louis XIV's nastiness with relish, DiCaprio instead gives him a tiresome Method twist which suggests he just wants to be loved. And who is Peter Sarsgaard (playing the son of Aramis), and has anyone ever done a more frighteningly dead-on impression of John Malkovich?
All might have been forgiven if only Wallace had played the Musketeer trump card for all it was worth. He's got viewers right where he wants them with such iconic characters at his disposal; the good will is as palpable as it is at a James Bond film, where the mere utterance of a trademark phrase generates a ripple of excitement. There's just no good excuse to waste that kind of good will on one or two rounds of lackluster swordplay. Dumas wrote wonderful pulp; Wallace tries to turn that pulp into something it's not, only he's not exactly sure what that is. THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK is a big muddled mess of an adventure yarn, satisfying only for those interested in going to watch DiCaprio in regal finery looking his prettiest. Others will find a waste of stellar cast and classic story which never gets a handle on what the film should have been about for the average viewer: a chance to cheer for the crossed swords of re-born legends just a bit earlier than 100 minutes after the lights go down.
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CHAPTER 48E [NEW]
POLITICAL SUBDIVISION POLLUTION CONTROL
SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS
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purpose revenue bonds
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Skinned Alive (1990) Rating: 2.5 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Mary Jackson, Scott Spiegel, Susan Rothacker, Floyd Ewing Jr., Lester Clark, Barbara Katz-Norrod, Jon Killough, J.R. Bookwalter Written and Directed by: Jon Killough Running Time: 78 minutes
Crawldaddy (Mary Jackson) and her children Phink (Scott Spiegel) and Violet (Susan Rothacker) travel the highways and byways in their mobile tannery, skinning people who get in their way for use in the products they make. When their van breaks down, they are invited to spend the night with the friendly mechanic Tom (Lester Clark) and his annoying wife Whinnie (Barbara Katz-Norrod). Tom and Whinnie have no idea that their guests are cold-blooded murderers, but Tom's neighbor Paul (Floyd Ewing Jr.), an ex-policeman kicked off the force for mistakenly shooting a Hispanic woman in a junkyard (which led to him becoming an alcoholic and also forced his bitchy wife to divorce him), starts to suspect that things aren't right with Crawldaddy's clan.
Skinned Alive is an ambitious but ultimately insufficient film (that owes more than a simple debt to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre). There is a pervasive feeling throughout the film that it should be more epic than it actually turns out to be. Most of the action is localized to the homes of Tom and Paul and rarely ventures beyond that (save for a few scenes that take place on rural roads and in Tom's auto shop) and very few other people are shown except for the main characters and eventual victims of Crawldaddy's evil. I understand that this was a completely low budget film and locations and extras would be hard to come by, but I just couldn't help but feel there should have been more to the story. The ending is a real surprise though and was an incredibly gutsy move on the part of Mr. Killough.
The gore effects in the film are all well done though, and do lend a bit of authenticity to the film. Characters are impaled, shot, run over, and of course, skinned (although I don't recall ever seeing anyone actually skinned alive as the title suggests, even though it's really not made clear whether or not the Jehovah's Witness character played by producer J.R. Bookwalter is actually dead during his skinning scene). Except for a few shots of a "body" being cut into that look more like someone cutting into a birthday cake, the majority of the remaining special effects are decently done.
The cast is largely made up of stock actors and crew that should be familiar to anyone who has seen the films of J.R. Bookwalter, and the director Jon Killough even makes an appearance as a hitchhiker who becomes the film's first victim of Crawldaddy and her children. The most "famous" cast member though, is Scott Spiegel. Spiegel is best known for his co-writing credit on the cult favorite Evil Dead II and more recently as the co-writer/director of From Dusk till Dawn 2 (and he is also responsible for writing the universally panned Clint Eastwood/Charlie Sheen effort The Rookie!). Here Spiegel shows what he can do as an actor (a trade which he is not unfamiliar to) and turns in an eccentric performance as the unstable Phink. For most of the film he seethes and bares his teeth at the camera while hissing his lines in a performance that would give the slimiest person in the world a run for their money. (Note: See J.R. Bookwalter's film The Dead Next Door for the restrained side of Scott Speigel).
Skinned Alive is available on VHS from www.tempevideo.com in a special pre-release remastered version. A soundtrack is also currently available for the film. A DVD special edition is planned for the summer of 2000 featuring the shorter cut of the film with commentary by J.R. Bookwalter, cinematographer Michael Tolochko Jr., makeup effects artist David Lange, and Scott Speigel. There are also plans for the DVD to contain a deleted scene (added to the original feature to pad the film out to a feature length running time), behind the scenes footage, and an isolated score.
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| Dreamville Festival: Raleigh, NC | April 6, 2020 | August 29, 2020 |
| Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival: Indio, CA | April 10-12 and 17-19, 2020 | October 9-11 and 16-18, 2020 |
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| Waking Windows Music & Arts Festival: Winooski, VT | May 1-3, 2020 | May 7-9, 2021 |
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| Neon Desert: El Paso, TX | May 23-24, 2020 | September 5-6, 2020 |
| Primavera Sound: Barcelona, Spain | June 3-7, 2020 | August 26-30, 2020 |
| NOS Primavera Sound Porto 2020: Porto, Portugal | June 11-13, 2020 | September 3-5, 2020 |
| Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival: Manchester, TN | June 11-14, 2020 | September 24-27, 2020 |
| Voodoo Music + Arts Experience: New Orleans, LA | October 28-November 1, 2020 | October 29-31, 2021 |
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| Tomorrowland Winter: Alpe d’Huez grand domaine Ski, France | March 14-21, 2020 |
| Ultra Music Festival: Miami, FL | March 20-22, 2020 |
| Big Ears Festival: Knoxville, TN | March 26-29, 2020 |
| Mission Creek Festival 2020: Iowa City, IA | April 1-4, 2020 |
| New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival: New Orleans, LA | April 23-May 3, 2020 |
| Hangout Fest: Gulf Shore, AL | May 15-17, 2020 |
| BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2020 Dundee: Dundee, Scotland | May 22-24, 2020 |
| All Points East: London, UK | May 22-31, 2020 |
| Boston Calling: Boston, MA | May 28-30, 2020 |
| The Governors Ball Music Festival: New York, NY | June 5-7, 2020 |
| Isle of Wight Festival: Isle of Wight, UK | June 11-14, 2020 |
| Download Festival: Derbyshire, UK | June 12-14, 2020 |
| Lovebox 2020: London, UK | June 12-14, 2020 |
| Parklife: Manchester, UK | June 12-14, 2020 |
| Firefly Music Festival: Dover, DE | June 18-21, 2020 |
| Glastonbury Festival: Somerset, UK | June 24-28, 2020 |
| Electric Forest: Rothbury, MI | June 25-28, 2020 |
| 80/35 Music Festival: Des Moines, IA | July 10-11, 2020 |
| Shambhala Music Festival: West Kootenay, Canada | July 24-27, 2020 |
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A callback interface, supported by all connection classes in jibe.sdk.client.simple. More...
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| void | onStarted (string message) |
| The connection has been started. | |
| void | onStartFailed (string info) |
| The connection could not be started. | |
| void | onTerminated (string info) |
| The connection has been terminated. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SimpleApiStateListener | |
| void | onInitializationFailed (string message) |
| The SimpleConnection has established a connection to the Jibe Realtime Engine and is ready to be used. | |
| void | onInitialized (string message) |
| Initializing the simple connection has failed. | |
A callback interface, supported by all connection classes in jibe.sdk.client.simple.
*, which allows applications to monitor the state of an individual connection. See jibe.sdk.client.simple.contacts for a code example.
| void SimpleConnectionStateListener.onStarted | ( | string | message | ) |
The connection has been started.
Media will start to flow.
| void SimpleConnectionStateListener.onStartFailed | ( | string | info | ) |
The connection could not be started.
The info parameters contain the reason, if the applications wish to evaluate this.
Typical reasons are that connection request was cancelled by the sender, before the connection could actually be established, or because the incoming session was rejected by the receiver.
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_USER_UNKNOWN Phone number of receiver not known to the network
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_USER_NOT_ONLINE Receiver known but not online
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_SESSION_CANCELLED Sender has cancelled the connection.
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_SESSION_REJECTED Receiver has rejected the connection (user busy)
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_SESSION_TIMEOUT Receiver did not accept the connection (no answer)
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE Problem with phone resources (e.g. acquisition of video, audio, etc)
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| void SimpleConnectionStateListener.onTerminated | ( | string | info | ) |
The connection has been terminated.
The Info parameter contains the reason for evaluation, which may (or may not) be relevant to the application. Typical reasons are that the connection was terminated by the sender or by the receiver.
JibeSessionEvent.INFO_SESSION_TERMINATED_BY_REMOTE.
For local termination, the default info from JibeEvent is used. See: JibeEvent.INFO_GENERIC_EVENT
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Special train to Santragachi
by Special CorrespondentA train with special fare will be operated between Coimbatore and Santragachi on November 22 and 29.
This train will have halts at Duvvada and Kottavalasa near Visakhapatnam.
Train no. 02844 Coimbatore - Santragachi special train will leave Coimbatore at 9.45 p.m. on Friday and will reach Duvvada on Saturday at 6.03 p.m. and depart at 6.05 p.m. to reach Santragachi at 8.45 a.m. on Sunday, a statement issued by Senior Divisional Commercial Manager G. Suneel Kumar said here on Monday.
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These train will halt at Tiruppur, Erode, Salem, Katpadi, Perambur, Sullurupeta, Gudur, Nellore, Ongole, Tenali, Vijayawada, Eluru, Rajahmundry, Samalkot, Tuni, Duvvada, Kottavalasa, Vizianagaram, Srikakulam Road, Palasa, Sompeta, Brahmapur, Khurda Road, Bhubaneswar, Naraj Marthapur, Bhadrak, Balasore and Kharagpur stations en route.


This is Max Verstappen, driver for Red Bull Racing-Honda in Formula 1. He's competing for the F1 world championship against Lewis Hamilton this year
This is Novak Djokovic, in my opinion the GOAT of tennis. He's currently going for a record breaking 21st Grand Slam at the US Open
This is the emblem of Tottenham Hotspur, my favourite football team currently sitting at the top of the Premier League table. Come on You Spurs!


March 5, 2018 at 7pm NYU Washington Square campus (exact location TBD) Open Source philosophies applied to data being collected everyday. Learn more here!


Three functions are available for sampling.
Random Samples
The first function
samp_rand(prop)
allows for simple random sampling. Each case is selected with a probability equal to prop.
For example, for a random sample of one tenth of a data set, use:
where samp_rand(.1)
Random Samples of Fixed Size
The second function
samp_fixed(sample_size,total_observations)
allows a random sample of fixed size to be drawn. When using this function, the first case is drawn with a probability of sample_size/total_observations, and the succeeding i'th case is drawn with a probability of (sample_size - hits) / (total_observations - i).
For example, if you had a data set of 1000 cases and wished for a random sample of 25 cases, you would specify:
where samp_fixed(25,1000)
Systematic Random Samples
Finally, a third function
samp_syst(interval)
performs a systematic sample of every n'th case after a random start. For instance, to take every 6'th case, use:
where samp_syst(6)
Sampling Subsets of the Input Data
Expressions are evaluated from left to right. You can thus sample from a subset of your cases by subsetting them first and then sampling.
For example, to take a random half of high school graduates, use:
where schooling >= 12 & samp_rand(.5)
Sampling Seed and Reproducible Samples
The random number generator that provides the basis of these sampling routines is 'rand_port()' in Jerry Dwyer, "Quick and Portable Random Number Generators." C Users Journal, June, 1995, pp. 33-44. By default, it is seeded using a permutation of the time of day, and will yield a different sample on each run.
If you need a reproducible sample, you can generate it by using the same seed each time. The seed is entered in the General Options section of the Options dialog box and should be a positive integer in the range of one through 2,147,483,646.


This page includes two Javascript client libraries using the custom loading and onload properties. The following Sightly tag is being used:
<sly data-sly-use.clientLibAsync="/apps/clientlib-async/sightly/templates/clientlib.html" data-sly-call="${clientLibAsync.js @ categories='clientlib-async-sample.async-sample', loading='async', onload='sayHello()'}" data-sly-unwrap/>
In addition, there's a sample using Clientlib Proxies.
Notice the addition of the "loading" expression option. This parameter accepts "async" and "defer" and only affects JavaScript output. Also notice the addition of the "onload" expression option. This option also only affects JavaScript output.


RouteSettings
The
RouteSettings
property type is a mapping of RouteId
to RouteSettings
that specifies route settings for an API Gateway stage.
RouteSettings
is a property of the AWS::ApiGatewayV2::Stage resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "DataTraceEnabled" :
Boolean
, "DetailedMetricsEnabled" :Boolean
, "LoggingLevel" :String
, "ThrottlingBurstLimit" :Integer
, "ThrottlingRateLimit" :Double
}
YAML
DataTraceEnabled:
Boolean
DetailedMetricsEnabled:Boolean
LoggingLevel:String
ThrottlingBurstLimit:Integer
ThrottlingRateLimit:Double
Properties
DataTraceEnabled
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Specifies whether (true) or not (false) data trace logging is enabled for this route. This property affects the log entries pushed to Amazon CloudWatch Logs.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
DetailedMetricsEnabled
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Specifies whether detailed metrics are enabled.
Required: No
Type: Boolean
Update requires: No interruption
LoggingLevel
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Specifies the logging level for this route: DEBUG, INFO, or WARN. This property affects the log entries pushed to Amazon CloudWatch Logs.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
ThrottlingBurstLimit
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Specifies the throttling burst limit.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
ThrottlingRateLimit
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Specifies the throttling rate limit.
Required: No
Type: Double
Update requires: No interruption
See Also
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RouteSettings in the Amazon API Gateway V2 API Reference


I just read this article on the Slow Web movement and I found it deeply inspiring. Read that article. It, and the movement it describes, is a deeply critical look at what has become typical in the way we use the internet today and a way to do things differently based on a focus on simplicity.
What makes the idea so powerful for me though is how it unites disparate lines of thinking I’ve had on software both as a producer and a consumer. It fits in with my gradual movement toward bare-bones tools, getting as much of my work done as I can in a terminal working with simple text files where possible.
Take the tools I use to write this blog. The application I’m using to write these words right now is called Journey and does exactly what I need it to do–it automatically assigns dates to new entries that I write. That’s it. Its simplicity makes it feel more like a diary encouraging me to just write and not get distracted by bells and whistles. And lets me write and read everything in markdown. Markdown itself I believe is an expression of this notion–a simple document formatting that is readable as you’re writing it and can easily be converted to html. Then once it comes time to lift a potential blog post from my “diary” to the world I use jekyll. Jekyll is an uber-simple blogging engine that stores all your posts as text files in a folder and then compiles the files together to create your blog’s static files. No relational database required. Everything is just text.
The Paradox of Choice
This preference for simplicity also a brings to mind a phenomenon I read about once and which I’ve seen endless applications of in my life–the paradox of choice. The idea is that we (particularly economists–my former field of study) tend to think that people are always made strictly better off by having more choice. But the evidence refutes this notion. In a study where they give people 25 options for mutual funds in which to invest for their retirement, they did not appear to be 5 times better off than when they just had five. Instead, it turned out that they were significantly less likely to invest anything at all. And that’s for their retirement. Kind of important!
Similarly, I think many of the best web apps are the ones that use algorithms to reduce the number of choices you need to make rather than increase them. Coming back to the app I’m using right now, it defaults to dating all entries with the current date and time. You can edit this later if you want but that’s the default. Posts are then automatically organized (again without you making choices about how you’d like to do this) according to date. While it may seem trivial, this has actually proved as a barrier to my attempts at keeping up writing habits in the past. This simple default has lowered the barrier to writing for me and I’ve found myself writing way more than in the past as a result.
There’s a lot more to this movement than what I just discussed so it’s definitely something I’m going to read into more. Also if folks are interested, much of what I now think about software was inspired by the excellent book Getting Real by 37 signals (now basecamp), which has a lot of similar ideas about simplicity in software development.


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Why don't you try with another browser ?
Ube works (at least) with the latest versions of the following browsers :
For those interested, UBE uses HTML5 'canvas' element, which is not yet available everywhere.
Besides, those browsers are based on free software, which is a Good Thing (tm).


Pic My Allergy
A simple app that tells you if you might be allergic to something in a picture of your food using machine learning
Pick your allergies.
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Hooray! You've finished the install guide and are ready to start setting your bot up. If you haven't watched it already, our intro video gives an overview of what we'll be doing.
Add your bot to a Discord server
Now you need two things:
- A Discord Server
- The "Manage Server" permission - if you created the server you probably already have it
- A special link called a "Oauth URL"- you can visit this link and select what server you want to add the bot to
Oauth URL
Bot Authorization URL
When you visit this URL it will give you the option to add your bot to the server
Set up Uptime Robot- Optional but highly recommended!
As you learned in the install guide we need Uptime Robot to keep your Discord bot awake all day and all night.
- Monitor type: HTTP(s)
- Friendly Name:
- URL: https://.glitch.me
- Monitoring Interval: Every 5 minutes
Test Your Bot
Your Discord Bot is now ready to test! To test go to the Discord Server. Start typing @ and then the name of your bot (you set up the name in the install guide when you created n Discord App). You should see your bot in the options with a little green dot (which indicates it's online).
Here is the fun part. Now once you've selected to mention your bot, type "!thanks" and the name of someone you appreciate on your server.
Your bot should respond with a message tagging that person to let them know how you feel.
Not working?
Oh no! Head to our Discord Support Forum to get help.
Security Tips!
Here are some tips for keeping your bot secure:
The only place you should copy/put your Discord API token is in
.env
Your code is public (anyone can see and copy it EXCEPT for
what's in .env
), unless you make your Glitch app
private.
If you add collaborators to your project they will be able to see your .env and copy the code. Only add them if you trust them!
If you remove a collaborator or accidentally share your token, you should also reset your Discord API token by going to The Discord Developer portal, clicking on the bot's application, heading to the "bot" section and clicking "regenerate".
Code Your Bot
Head to your project's Readme.md for info about the how the code works and how to turn it into the bot of your dreams!


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Chapter 9. Interception Caching
Interception caching is a popular technique for getting traffic to Squid
without configuring any clients. Instead, you configure a router or
switch to divert HTTP connections to the machine on which Squid is
running. Squid's operating system is configured to
accept the foreign packets and deliver them to the Squid process. To
make HTTP interception work, you need to configure three separate
components: a network device, Squid's operating
system, and Squid itself.
This chapter begins with an overview of
HTTP interception. I'll explain how it all works and
define some terms so that the remaining sections make sense. I also
explain the tradeoffs involved with HTTP interception.
Following that, I'll discuss your options for
devices and configurations that can intercept client traffic. In
particular, I cover Cisco policy routing, Cisco's
WCCP, layer four switches, and running Squid on a host that also
functions as a router or bridge.
Next, I'll show how to configure the
operating
system to handle the intercepted connections. This functionality is a
feature of the IP packet filtering software, which varies from system
to system. It is called iptables (Netfilter) on
Linux; ipfw on FreeBSD; pf
on OpenBSD; and IPFilter on NetBSD, Solaris, and
other BSD variants.
Squid is the final component you need to configure. Fortunately, this
is relatively straightforward because it doesn't
depend on your operating system or network device.
I finish the chapter with a little checklist that may help you debug
HTTP interception problems.
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07/13/15
This week was the first week of working in Javascript after having spent 4 weeks on Ruby. There are bound to be some issues going between the two languages. Let's look at something that is appropriate considering the theme of the cultural blog this week.
Let's take a look at values in both of these languages. One thing that both of them have in common is the fact that a variable can have strings, numbers, or booleans. In ruby values are pretty rigid. If you tried to call a method on the wrong type of object it will give you an error. An example of this would be if you took "6"+2. This would give you a TypeError because you can't add a fixed number to a string Now let's take a look at how JS would work with the values. A value in JS is much more flexible than its Ruby counterpart. In JS a method can change the value of a variable. If you had "4" + 2 you wouldn't get an error. It would convert 4 to a fixnum and return 6! Not only that but if you took the 6 and made it 6+ "4" it would convert it back to a string and return "10" I hope that was a helpful look into the values between the 2 languages.


Get The Plugin
If you don't already have it, get the Coronium SkyTable Plugin from the Corona Marketplace.
Adding The Plugin
Add the plugin by adding an entry to the plugins table of build.settings file:
settings = { plugins = { ["plugin.skytable"] = { publisherId = "com.develephant" }, }, }
You're now ready to use the Coronium SkyTable plugin.
Getting Started
A SkyTable is a user scoped data table. This means the data is tied to a single user. It is less of a database, and more of a secure per user table datastore.
Important
Make sure you understand how Coronium SkyTable works before commiting to using it in your project. You cannot access any other data than the user provided credentials allow.
While a SkyTable is tied to a specific user, you can create as many specific, per user, SkyTables as you need for a given application (See open).
Example of basic usage:
--Require plugin local skytable = require("plugin.skytable") --Initialize SkyTable skytable:init({ user = "<user-email>", password = "<user-password>", base = "app1", key = "<server-key>", host = "http://<server-host>:7173", debug = true }) --Open a "profile" SkyTable local profile = skytable:open("profile") --Get action listener local function onResult(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else print(evt.data.name) -- Jimmy end end --Set action listener local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else if evt.success then print('saved') end end end --Setting data local function setData() --Set action profile:set({name="Jimmy", age=23}, onSetResult) end --Getting data local function getData() --Get action profile:get(onResult) end --Set the data setData() --OR, get the data --getData()
User Scope
A SkyTable, and its data, is scoped per user. When first initalizing the SkyTable client, you must provide a username (usually an email address), and a password. These values are the responsibility of the developer to gather.
Note
The username and password are never stored on the SkyTable server. Instead a unique key is generated to identify the user.
The username and password are passed to the init API method:
local skytable = require("plugin.skytable") skytable:init({ user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = "<user-password>", ... })
This feature allows your user to run your application on different devices, and have their data "synced" between sessions.
See the init API method for more details.
Warning
If a username and/or password are changed, it is the responsibilty of the developer to delete the old data, and initalize the new tables using the updated username and password.
Base Scope
You can also assign a base scope to the SkyTable. This allows the saving of different data tables, per user, for multiple applications. A user can use the same username and password across all of your different applications.
Tip
Even if you don't think you will have the same users on different applications, it is a best practice to assign a base scope anyway. This future-proofs the SkyTable data.
The base scope is assigned in the init Api method:
local skytable = require("plugin.skytable") skytable:init({ user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = "<user-password>", base = "app1", ... })
Now when we want to access data from a different app (in this case "app2"), for the same user, we can do:
local skytable = require("plugin.skytable") skytable:init({ user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = "<user-password>", base = "app2", --different base scope ... })
See the init API method for more details.
Listeners
Because network requests are asynchronus actions, listeners must be supplied to all SkyTable API calls. The listener is where you will recieve the response from the SkyTable server.
There are two different event types returned from a SkyTable server. One shaped for the set call, and another for the remaining value based API calls; get, delete, and keys.
While you can use one listener for all the API calls, in general its easier to create two different listeners:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") --Set local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else print(evt.success) end end --Get, Delete, Keys local function onResult(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else local data = evt.data --String, Number, Boolean, Table, or nil end end --Set something profile:set("name", "Marco", onSetResult) --Get something profile:get("address.street", onResult)
The main difference between the events are the properties available.
Set event properties:
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| isError | An error has occured. | Boolean |
| error | A descriptive error string. | String |
| success | A flag noting a successful set action. | Boolean |
| user | The user key of the calling client. | String |
Note
If set, the success flag will almost always be true. An unsuccessful call will usually be propagated to the error property.
Get, Delete, Keys event properties:
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| isError | An error has occurred. | Boolean |
| error | A descriptive error string. | String |
| data | The returned data. | String, Number, Boolean, or Table |
| user | The user key of the calling client. | String |
Note
The data property can potentially be nil.
Best practices
While you can set up general listeners, it's best to assign a specific listener per action:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local onSetName(evt) if evt.success then print('name saved') end end local onSetColors(evt) if evt.success then print('colors saved') end end profile:set("name", "Dave", onSetName) profile:set("colors", {"red","green","blue"}, onSetColors)
This is the recommended approach for the other value based API calls; get, delete, and keys.
Another option is using Tags.
Data Paths
Data paths allow you to "path" to a value in the SkyTable, both to set and get the underlying value. Data paths can be used in all of the value based API calls. This includes get, set, delete, and keys.
When calling any of the value methods without a data path, a "root" path is implied. For example, let's assume the following data exists in a "profile" SkyTable:
{ name = "Jim", age = 34, active = true, address = { street = "123 Main St.", city = "San Diego", state = "CA", zip = 92037 }, colors = {"red", "green", "blue"} }
Pathing with Get
Then following call brings back the entire SkyTable (its "root" path):
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) local data = evt.data --the entire data table print(data.name) -- Jim end profile:get(onResult)
To gain access to an individual value in the SkyTable, we can supply a path:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) local data = evt.data --holds "name" value print(data) -- Jim end profile:get("name", onResult)
To dive even deeper into the SkyTable, just path to the key, using a "dot" separator:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) local data = evt.data --holds "city" value print(data) -- San Diego end profile:get("address.city", onResult)
If we wanted the entire "address" table:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) local data = evt.data --entire address table print(address.state) -- CA end profile:get("address", onResult)
Or the "colors" table array:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) local data = evt.data --entire colors array for i=1, #data.colors do print(data.colors[i]) --red, green, blue end end profile:get("colors", onResult)
You can path as far as you need:
gear:get("set1.arms.def", onResult)
Pathing with Set
When using paths with the set API call, the usage outlined above stays the same, with some implementation differences when setting a "root" path.
When first populating a SkyTable, you must pass it a data table to start with. This can be as little as one property, or a whole predefined table. To create the inital SkyTable we do like so:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end local data_tbl = { name = "Jim" } profile:set(data_tbl, onSetResult)
Once we have a data table saved to a SkyTable, we can set values on it at a later time by using a path:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end profile:set("name", "Sally", onSetResult)
To add an "address" data table to our SkyTable, we can do:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local address = { street = "123 Main St.", city = "San Diego", state = "CA", zip = 92037 } local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end profile:set("address", address, onSetResult)
And to change a value in the "address" data table:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end profile:set("address.city", "San Francisco", onSetResult)
Or adding an array table:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end profile:set("colors", {"red","green","blue"}, onSetResult)
Important
Once the "root" data table has been set for a SkyTable, you cannot overwrite it without specifying a flag.
To overwrite a "root" data table in a SkyTable, you must pass a special flag. This is not required when creating the initial data.
profile:set(newDataTable, onSetResult, {flag="XX"})
This helps prevent overwriting your "root" data table by accident. Flags can also be used with data paths, but the pathed value will be overwritten on any set call.
See Flags for more details.
Tags
When using a general listener (see Listeners), you can mark an API call with a tag to filter the response.
A tag is added to a call using the options parameter, which takes a table:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) if not evt.isError then print(evt.error) else local data = evt.data if evt.tag == "get-name" then print(data) -- name string elseif evt.tag == "get-colors" then print(data[1]) -- colors table array end end end profile:get("name", onResult, {tag="get-name"}) profile:get("colors", onResult, {tag="get-colors"})
You can also use this method to create one main generalized response listener for both the set call, as well as get, delete, and keys:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) if not evt.isError then print(evt.error) else if evt.tag == "set-name" then if evt.success then print('name saved') end elseif evt.tag == "get-colors" then print(evt.data[1]) -- colors table array end end end profile:set("name", "Sam", onResult, {tag="set-name"}) profile:get("colors", onResult, {tag="get-colors"})
Flags
When using the set API call, you can supply a flag to the options parameter, as a table.
Flag Types
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| NX | Set the path value only if the path does not exist. | String |
| XX | Set the path value only if the path does exist. | String |
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved') end end --set the name only if the path exists. profile:set("name", onSetResult, {flag="XX"})
Note
When calling a set without a flag, the value will be created if the path does not already exists, or replaced if it does.
Expiry
When using the set API call, you can also supply an expiry to "expire" the SkyTable at a specified time.
Warning
Once a SkyTable has been removed via an expiry, it is no longer accessible.
Expiry Properties
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| seconds | The seconds until the SkyTable will be removed. | Number |
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local onSetResult(evt) if evt.success then print('saved', 'expiry:', tostring(evt.expiry)) end end --remove the SkyTable in 5 minutes profile:set(data_tbl, onSetResult, {expiry=300})
Note
When a path is updated using the set API call, the expiry will be reset to its initial value. For example, if you set a value after 2 minutes on a 5 minute exipry, the expiry will be reset to 5 minutes.
Tip
To automatically clean out inactive SkyTables, set a high expiry value.
Delete
The delete API call will remove a value at the given path.
Warning
This method should be used with caution. When operating on the "root" path, the entire data table will be cleared, and the path will no longer exist. Unlike set, with its flag protection, a delete method will do its job as long as the path exists.
To delete a value at the specified path:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) if not evt.isError then if evt.data > 0 then print('name deleted from profile') end end end profile:delete("name", onResult)
Note
A delete event will contain a data property with a number noting the value paths removed. Most often this will be a one (1). In the case of a failed attempt, or invalid path, the data will contain the number zero (0).
Keys
The keys API call will return a tables keys in the SkyTable at the given path. Using our "profile" example, we can return all the keys at the "root" path like so:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) if not evt.isError then local keys = evt.data --keys = {"name","age","active","address","colors"} end end profile:keys(onResult)
Using a path to a nested table:
local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onResult(evt) if not evt.isError then local keys = evt.data --keys = {"street","city","state","zip"} end end profile:keys("address", onResult)
Note
You can only access keys from data tables.
Syncing Data
With the use of data paths (see Data Paths), you can get and set values from different levels of the SkyTable.
As a best practice, and to keep your data synced between client and server, it is best to create or cache a local data table first, make changes to that table, and then push it to the server. This helps keep your data in sync easier.
local profile_data = {} local profile = skytable:open("profile") local function onSetProfile(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else if evt.success then print('profile saved') end end end local function onGetProfile(evt) if evt.isError then print(evt.error) else --check if we have existing data if evt.data ~= nil then profile_data = evt.data else --there is no data table yet, create a default one profile_data = { name = "Tammy", age = 45 } profile:set(profile_data, onSetProfile) end end end profile:get(onGetProfile)
Once you have the local data table, use it to manage the data, and push it back to the server after any changes:
profile_data.active = true profile_data.colors = {"red","green","blue"} profile:set(profile_data, onSetProfile, {flag="XX"})
Note
When replacing a "root" value (as above), you must specify the "XX" flag. See Flags.


positions
stockTrackAngularJsApp
Directive to display User Positions.
<positions positions="{Object}"> </positions>
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| positions | Object | User Positions |
Pass through to the SymbolList.refreshSymbols method.
Calculates the PNL for the User Positions. If the buy did happen today use the Symbols ask value then use the Symbols previous close value.
Watches the User Positions and calls the totalPositions Function.


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- define_components(mod)
- Adds components to a Pyomo abstract model object to describe bulk
transmission of an electric grid. This includes parameters, build
decisions and constraints. Unless otherwise stated, all power
capacity is specified in units of MW and all sets and parameters are
mandatory.
TRANSMISSION_LINES is the complete set of transmission pathways
connecting load zones. Each member of this set is a one dimensional
identifier such as "A-B". This set has no regard for directionality
of transmisison lines and will generate an error if you specify two
lines that move in opposite directions such as (A to B) and (B to
A). Another derived set - TRANS_LINES_DIRECTIONAL - stores
directional information. Transmission may be abbreviated as trans or
tx in parameter names or indexes.
trans_lz1[tx] and trans_lz2[tx] specify the load zones at either end
of a transmission line. The order of 1 and 2 is unimportant, but you
are encouraged to be consistent to simplify merging information back
into external databases.
trans_dbid[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is an external database
identifier for each transmission line. This is an optional parameter
than defaults to the identifier of the transmission line.
trans_length_km[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is the length of each
transmission line in kilometers.
trans_efficiency[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is the proportion of
energy sent down a line that is delivered. If 2 percent of energy
sent down a line is lost, this value would be set to 0.98.
trans_new_build_allowed[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is a binary value
indicating whether new transmission build-outs are allowed along a
transmission line. This optional parameter defaults to True.
TRANS_BUILD_YEARS is the set of transmission lines and years in
which they have been or could be built. This set includes past and
potential future builds. All future builds must come online in the
first year of an investment period. This set is composed of two
elements with members: (tx, build_year). For existing transmission
where the build years are not known, build_year is set to 'Legacy'.
EXISTING_TRANS_BLD_YRS is a subset of TRANS_BUILD_YEARS that lists
builds that happened before the first investment period. For most
datasets the build year is unknown, so is it always set to 'Legacy'.
existing_trans_cap[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is a parameter that
describes how many MW of capacity has been installed before the
start of the study.
NEW_TRANS_BLD_YRS is a subset of TRANS_BUILD_YEARS that describes
potential builds.
BuildTrans[(tx, bld_yr) in TRANS_BUILD_YEARS] is a decision variable
that describes the transfer capacity in MW installed on a cooridor
in a given build year. For existing builds, this variable is locked
to the existing capacity.
TransCapacity[(tx, bld_yr) in TRANS_BUILD_YEARS] is an expression
that returns the total nameplate transfer capacity of a transmission
line in a given period. This is the sum of existing and newly-build
capacity.
trans_derating_factor[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is an overall
derating factor for each transmission line that can reflect forced
outage rates, stability or contingency limitations. This parameter
is optional and defaults to 0.
TransCapacityAvailable[(tx, bld_yr) in TRANS_BUILD_YEARS] is an
expression that returns the available transfer capacity of a
transmission line in a given period, taking into account the
nameplate capacity and derating factor.
trans_terrain_multiplier[tx in TRANSMISSION_LINES] is
a cost adjuster applied to each transmission line that reflects the
additional costs that may be incurred for traversing that specific
terrain. Crossing mountains or cities will be more expensive than
crossing plains. This parameter is optional and defaults to 1. This
parameter should be in the range of 0.5 to 3.
trans_capital_cost_per_mw_km describes the generic costs of building
new transmission in units of $BASE_YEAR per MW transfer capacity per
km. This is optional and defaults to 1000.
trans_lifetime_yrs is the number of years in which a capital
construction loan for a new transmission line is repaid. This
optional parameter defaults to 20 years based on 2009 WREZ
transmission model transmission data. At the end of this time,
we assume transmission lines will be rebuilt at the same cost.
trans_fixed_o_m_fraction is describes the fixed Operations and
Maintenance costs as a fraction of capital costs. This optional
parameter defaults to 0.03 based on 2009 WREZ transmission model
transmission data costs for existing transmission maintenance.
trans_cost_hourly[tx TRANSMISSION_LINES] is the cost of building
transmission lines in units of $BASE_YEAR / MW- transfer-capacity /
hour. This derived parameter is based on the total annualized
capital and fixed O&M costs, then divides that by hours per year to
determine the portion of costs incurred hourly.
TRANS_DIRECTIONAL is a derived set of directional paths that
electricity can flow along transmission lines. Each element of this
set is a two-dimensional entry that describes the origin and
destination of the flow: (load_zone_from, load_zone_to). Every
transmission line will generate two entries in this set. Members of
this set are abbreviated as trans_d where possible, but may be
abbreviated as tx in situations where brevity is important and it is
unlikely to be confused with the overall transmission line.
trans_d_line[trans_d] is the transmission line associated with this
directional path.
PERIOD_RELEVANT_TRANS_BUILDS[p in PERIODS] is an indexed set that
describes which transmission builds will be operational in a given
period. Currently, transmission lines are kept online indefinitely,
with parts being replaced as they wear out.
PERIOD_RELEVANT_TRANS_BUILDS[p] will return a subset of (tx, bld_yr)
in TRANS_BUILD_YEARS.
--- Delayed implementation ---
is_dc_line ... Do I even need to implement this?
--- NOTES ---
The cost stream over time for transmission lines differs from the
SWITCH-WECC model. The SWITCH-WECC model assumed new transmission
had a financial lifetime of 20 years, which was the length of the
loan term. During this time, fixed operations & maintenance costs
were also incurred annually and these were estimated to be 3 percent
of the initial capital costs. These fixed O&M costs were obtained
from the 2009 WREZ transmission model transmission data costs for
existing transmission maintenance .. most of those lines were old
and their capital loans had been paid off, so the O&M were the costs
of keeping them operational. SWITCH-WECC basically assumed the lines
could be kept online indefinitely with that O&M budget, with
components of the lines being replaced as needed. This payment
schedule and lifetimes was assumed to hold for both existing and new
lines. This made the annual costs change over time, which could
create edge effects near the end of the study period. SWITCH-WECC
had different cost assumptions for local T&D; capital expenses and
fixed O&M expenses were rolled in together, and those were assumed
to continue indefinitely. This basically assumed that local T&D would
be replaced at the end of its financial lifetime.
SWITCH-Pyomo treats all transmission and distribution (long-
distance or local) the same. Any capacity that is built will be kept
online indefinitely. At the end of its financial lifetime, existing
capacity will be retired and rebuilt, so the annual cost of a line
upgrade will remain constant in every future year.
- load_inputs(mod, switch_data, inputs_dir)
- Import data related to transmission builds. The following files are
expected in the input directory:
transmission_lines.tab
TRANSMISSION_LINE, trans_lz1, trans_lz2, trans_length_km,
trans_efficiency, existing_trans_cap
The next files are optional. If they are not included or if any rows
are missing, those parameters will be set to default values as
described in documentation. If you only want to override some
columns and not others in trans_optional_params, put a dot . in the
columns that you don't want to override.
trans_optional_params.tab
TRANSMISSION_LINE, trans_dbid, trans_derating_factor,
trans_terrain_multiplier, trans_new_build_allowed
Note that the next file is formatted as .dat, not as .tab.
trans_params.dat
trans_capital_cost_per_mw_km, trans_lifetime_yrs,
trans_fixed_o_m_fraction, distribution_losses
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My favorite Places
These are a few of my favorite places.
Portland
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China Town!
Forest Park!
Pittock Mansion!
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Read MoreMany desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and a search...
Read MoreMany desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and a search...
Read MoreMany desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and a search...
Read MoreMany desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and a search...
Read MoreIt is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters.
There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words.
There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words.
There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words.
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