- Gesture - Class in tracer.paths
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Like a Shape but with temporal information attached to each vertex.
- Gesture(Path, Easing) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Constructs a gesture by combining the spatial
information of a Path with the temporal
information of an Easing.
- Gesture(List<Point>, List<Float>) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- Gesture(Point[], float[]) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- Gesture() - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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An empty gesture.
- Gesture(Gesture) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Copy constructor
- Gesture(List<Gesture.SpaceTimePoint>) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- Gesture(float, float, float) - Constructor for class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Easy constructor
- Gesture.SpaceTimePoint - Class in tracer.paths
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A coordinate in space and in time.
- getA() - Method in class tracer.paths.Blender
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- getA() - Method in class tracer.paths.Composite
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Gives the first Path.
- getA() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getAB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getAB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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- getAB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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- getAnchor1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAnchor2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAnchorX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAnchorX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAnchorY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAnchorY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getAx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getAy() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Blender
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- getB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Composite
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Gives the second Path.
- getB() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getBlendAmt() - Method in class tracer.paths.Blender
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- getBx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getBy() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getCD() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getCD() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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- getCD() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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Gives the center point of the Circle.
- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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- getCenter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the center x-coordinate of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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Gives the x-coordinate of the center point of the Circle.
- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the center x-coordinate of the ellipse.
- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the x-coordinate of the center of the Path.
- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the center x-coordinate of the rectangle.
- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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- getCenx() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the center y-coordinate of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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Gives the y-coordinate of the center point of the Circle.
- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the center y-coordinate of the ellipse
- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the y-coordinate of the center of the Path.
- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the center y-coordinate of the rectangle
- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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- getCeny() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getCircEaseIn() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCircEaseInBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCircEaseInOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCircEaseInOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCircEaseOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCircEaseOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getControl1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getControl2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getControlX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getControlX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getControlY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getControlY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getCubicEaseIn() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCubicEaseInBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCubicEaseInOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getCubicEaseInOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCubicEaseOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getCubicEaseOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getDefaultSamplesPerUnitLength() - Static method in class tracer.paths.Path
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- getDiameter() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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Gives the diameter of the Circle.
- getDuration() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the total time of the Gesture
- getEasing(int) - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getEasing() - Method in class tracer.Tracer
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Gives the Easing.
- getEasingCount() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getEllipseMode() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getEllipseMode() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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- getEndAngle() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the end angle.
- getEndTime() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the final time coordinate of the Gesture.
- getFill() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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- getFill() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
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- getFillColor() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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- getFillColor() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
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- getFreq1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
-
- getFreq2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getFreqX() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the x frequency
- getFreqY() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the y frequency
- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Blender
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Composite
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiPath
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Gives the ith discontinuity in the Path as a 1D coordinate.
- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Plot
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getGap(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.TranslatedPath
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Blender
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Composite
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.CubicBezier
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiPath
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- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Returns the number of discontinuities in the Path.
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Plot
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
-
- getGapCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.TranslatedPath
-
- getHeight() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the height of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getHeight() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the height of the ellipse.
- getHeight() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the height of the Path.
- getHeight() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the height of the rectangle.
- getInput1D() - Method in class tracer.Tracer
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Gives the one-dimensional coordinate of the Tracer (a value between 0 (inclusive) and 1 (exclusive)).
- getInstance() - Static method in class tracer.Point.XValueComparator
-
- getInstance() - Static method in class tracer.Point.YValueComparator
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
-
- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Line
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Returns the length of the Path.
- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Plot
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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- getLength() - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
-
- getLinear() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getLinearBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getM() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getMinDist() - Method in class tracer.renders.RenderMesh
-
- getN() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
-
- getN1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getN2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
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- getN3() - Method in class tracer.paths.Supershape
-
- getOneOfEachPathType(float) - Static method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Returns one of each Path type in the tracer library.
- getOutput1D() - Method in class tracer.Tracer
-
- getPath() - Method in class tracer.paths.TranslatedPath
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Gives the Path wrapped by this TranslatedPath.
- getPath() - Method in class tracer.Tracer
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Gives the Path.
- getPhi() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the phi angle.
- getPoint() - Method in class tracer.paths.TranslatedPath
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Gives the translation Point.
- getPointCount() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
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Gives the number of points stored by the Render.
- getQuadEaseIn() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getQuadEaseInBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getQuadEaseInOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getQuadEaseInOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getQuadEaseOut() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
-
- getQuadEaseOutBackAndForth() - Static method in class tracer.easings.Easings
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- getRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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Gives the radius of the Circle.
- getRadiusAt(float) - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the radius of the ellipse (the length of a line drawn from the
ellipse's center to its circumference with the given angle)
- getRectMode() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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- getSampleCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Gives the number of sample points the Path uses for various computations.
- getSlope(float) - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
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Returns the slope of the Point on the Path at trace(u).
- getSpatialCoordinate(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the ith spatial vertex in the Path, which is just a Point.
- getSpeed1D() - Method in class tracer.Tracer
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Gives the one-dimensional speed of the Tracer.
- getStartAngle() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the start angle.
- getStartAngle() - Method in class tracer.paths.Circle
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- getStartTime() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the first time coordinate of the Gesture.
- getStroke() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
-
- getStroke() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
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- getStrokeCap() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
-
- getStrokeCap() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
-
- getStrokeColor() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
-
- getStrokeColor() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
-
- getStrokeJoin() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
-
- getStrokeJoin() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
-
- getStrokeRamp() - Method in class tracer.renders.RenderMesh
-
- getStrokeWeight() - Method in class tracer.paths.Path
-
- getStrokeWeight() - Method in class tracer.renders.Render
-
- getTemporalCoordinate(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the ith temporal vertex in the Path, which is a float.
- getU1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the first 1D coordinate of the Segment.
- getU2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the second 1D coordinate of the Segment.
- getVertex(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the ith vertex in the Path, a GesturePoint,
which is a combination of a spatial coordinate and a temporal coordinate.
- getVertex1D(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
-
- getVertex1D(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
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Gives the ith vertex of the Shape as a 1D coordinate.
- getVertex2D(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
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- getVertex2D(int) - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
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Gives the ith vertex of the Shape as a 2D coordinate.
- getVertexCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Gesture
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Gives the number of vertices in the Path.
- getVertexCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.MultiShape
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Getters *****
- getVertexCount() - Method in class tracer.paths.Shape
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Returns the number of vertices in the Shape.
- getWidth() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the width of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getWidth() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the width of the ellipse
- getWidth() - Method in class tracer.paths.Lissajous
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Gives the width of the Path.
- getWidth() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the width of the rectangle
- getX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the minimum x-value of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the minimum x-value of the ellipse.
- getX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the minimum x-value of the rectangle.
- getX1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the x-coordinate of the first 2D coordinate of the Segment.
- getX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the maximum x-value of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the maximum x-value of the ellipse.
- getX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
-
Gives the maximum x-value of the rectangle.
- getX2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the x-coordinate of the second 2D coordinate of the Segment.
- getXRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives half the width of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getXRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives half the width of the ellipse.
- getXRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getXRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getXRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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- getY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the minimum y-value of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the minimum y-value of the ellipse
- getY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the minimum y-value of the rectangle
- getY1() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the y-coordinate of the first 2D coordinate of the Segment.
- getY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives the maximum y-value of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives the maximum y-value of the ellipse.
- getY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rect
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Gives the maximum y-value of the rectangle.
- getY2() - Method in class tracer.paths.Segment
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Gives the y-coordinate of the second 2D coordinate of the Segment.
- getYRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Arc
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Gives half the height of the ellipse underlying the arc.
- getYRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Ellipse
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Gives half the height of the ellipse.
- getYRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.InfinitySymbol
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- getYRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Rose
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- getYRadius() - Method in class tracer.paths.Superellipse
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---
title: Retrieves the elements of indices indices
in the tensor reference
.
type: docs
repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras
menu:
main:
name: Retrieves the elements of indices indices in the
tensor reference. - keras
parent: keras-reference
aliases:
- /reference/keras/k_gather.html
- /keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /guide/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /tools/tools/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /installation/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /tutorials/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /guide/tools/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /deploy/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /tools/keras/reference/k_gather.html
- /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/k_gather.html
---
Retrieves the elements of indices indices
in the tensor reference
.
k_gather(reference, indices)
| reference | A tensor. |
| indices | Indices. Dimension indices are 1-based. Note however that if you pass a
tensor for |
A tensor of same type as reference
.
This function is part of a set of Keras backend functions that enable lower level access to the core operations of the backend tensor engine (e.g. TensorFlow, CNTK, Theano, etc.).
You can see a list of all available backend functions here: https://keras.rstudio.com/articles/backend.html#backend-functions.


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The government’s expert adviser on behaviour has called for a crackdown on primary school absence.
Publishing reception absence data to help schools intervene earlier.
Overhaul of fine system for school absence to make it more effective.
Strengthening of the rules around term-time holidays
Extension of Charlie Taylor’s appointment as government adviser. Charlie Taylor, the government’s expert adviser on behaviour, today called for a crackdown on primary school absence to make sure it is not a problem later on in life.
Latest figures show that almost 400,000 pupils miss 15% of schooling a year - the equivalent of having a month off school.
Evidence shows that as children move up through the school system from primary school onwards, the number of children who are persistently absent grows - most significantly in the final years of secondary school.
By the time children have reached their mid-teens it becomes more difficult for parents and schools to get them to attend. Much of the work these children miss when they are off school is never made up, leaving them at a considerable disadvantage for the remainder of their school career. The majority of children whose parents are taken to court for poor attendance are in Years 10 and 11, but by this time it is often too late to solve the attendance problems.
Currently there is no nationally collected data on children’s attendance in nursery and reception, as school is not mandatory at this age. This means schools are not held to account for pupils’ attendance until they reach the age of five. Many schools do not take measures to improve attendance until their pupils reach statutory school age, but for some children this is already too late.
Children with low attendance in the early years are also more likely to come from the poorest backgrounds. These children are likely to start school already behind their peers, particularly in their acquisition of language and their social development.
Charlie Taylor has called for:
Having worked in some of London’s toughest schools, Charlie Taylor was commissioned by Education Secretary Michael Gove to look at the issue of school attendance in the wake of the summer riots last year.
Publishing his independent review - ‘Improving attendance at school’ - he said:
School attendance has been steadily improving in the last few years, but there were still 54 million days of school missed last year.
Schools are aware of the consequences of poor attendance on their pupils’ attainment. Some schools go to great lengths to tackle attendance issues, and to see the absence rates decreasing is very promising. But more work needs to be done to reduce the number of pupils who are still persistently absent.
The earlier schools address poor attendance patterns, the less likely it is that they will become a long term issue. The best primary schools realise this and take a rigorous approach to poor attendance from the very start of school life.
There is also clear evidence of a link between poor attendance at school and low levels of achievement. Of pupils who miss between 10% and 20% of school, only 35% achieve 5 or more GCSEs at grades A* to C including English and maths. But 73% of pupils who attend 95% of school achieve this.
The government has already taken action to improve school attendance. Last year, the government lowered the threshold at which children are defined as persistently absent to 15% or more of school time, so that schools could step in to tackle absence sooner - before the problem really takes hold. Previously, children who missed 20% of school were considered persistent absentees.
The main recommendations from the independent review, which the government has accepted, include:
The government will in due course amend the Pupil Registration Regulations to make clear that schools should only give permission where there are exceptional circumstances. The latest figures show that term-time holidays remain a major reason for absence.
One of the last resorts for schools to deal with absence problems is to issue fines to parents. Currently if a headteacher decides to impose a fine, the parent has 28 days to pay a fine of £50; if they fail then it is doubled. After 42 days if the parent has not paid then the local authority has to withdraw the penalty notice, with the only further option being for local authorities to prosecute parents for the offence.
More than 32,600 penalty notices for school absence were issued to parents last year, and more than 127,000 have been issued since introduction in 2004. However, around half went unpaid or were withdrawn.
Whilst independent research shows that over three-quarters (79%) of local authorities said that penalty notices were ‘very successful’ or ‘fairly successful’ in improving school attendance, local authorities feel court action is often a long-winded process that achieves very little.
In 2010, out of 9,147 parents found guilty by the courts, only 6,591 received a fine or a more serious sanction. The average fine imposed by the court was £165. Education Welfare Officers report that, within certain groups of parents, the word has spread that prosecution for poor attendance is a muddled process in which there is a good chance of getting off without sanction.
Fines for school absence were introduced by the previous government in 2004 and the levels of the fines have not been revised since then. In comparison to other offences, the fines for school absence are relatively low:
Charlie Taylor has recommended a toughening up of the system by increasing the fines. The government has accepted this recommendation and from September 2012, headteachers will be able to impose a fine of £60 (a £10 increase) on parents whom they consider are allowing their child to miss too much school without a valid reason. If they fail to pay within 28 days it will double to £120 (a £20 increase), to be paid within 42 days.
Charlie Taylor has also recommended that once the fine has doubled, the money should be recovered automatically from child benefit. Parents who do not receive child benefit and fail to pay fines would have the money recovered through county courts.
Charlie Taylor said:
We know that some parents simply allow their children to miss lessons and then refuse to pay the fine. It means the penalty has no effect, and children continue to lose vital days of education they can never recover.
Recouping the fines through child benefit, along with other changes to the overall system, will strengthen and simplify the system. It would give head teachers the backing they need in getting parents to play their part.
The government will consider this recommendation further and work with other government departments to explore ways to make the payment of penalty notices swift and certain.
Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove, responding to the report, said:
We must do everything to improve school attendance so that all children benefit from good teaching. Successive governments have focussed overwhelmingly on tackling truancy amongst older children. We now need a fundamental change in approach.
Improving the attendance of younger children at primary school will reduce the number who develop truancy problems when they are older.
We must also equip schools to tackle the minority of parents who do not heed that message. Sanctions are most likely to work if their effect is immediate and if they are simple to administer. I agree that the current penalty notice scheme should be simplified. I will work with my colleagues in the Government to explore ways to make the payment of penalty notices swift and certain.
The Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove, has also today extended the appointment of Charlie Taylor as the Government expert adviser on behaviour for a further year.
Copies of the independent review - ‘Improving attendance at school’ -along with the Government’s response can be found on the schools pages of the Department for Education (DfE) website.
Absence figures for school year 2010 to 2011 are available on the research pages of the DfE website.
Research on school attendance and its impact on attainment can be found on the DfE website.
Latest figures on fines for school absence can be found on the schools pages of the DfE website.
A report on the effective of fines for school absence - Investigating the use of Parental Responsibility Measures for School Attendance and Behaviour - can be found on the publications section of this website .
Charlie Taylor has been a behavioural specialist for more than 10 years. He has taught every age group, from nursery to 16-year-olds, working in tough inner city primary and comprehensive schools. He is currently on secondment at the Department for Education as the Government’s Expert Adviser on Behaviour until April 2013.
Previously he was the headteacher of The Willows, a special school for children with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties in West London. Within a year of joining, the school received an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted report. He also worked as a freelance behaviour consultant, coaching teachers in behaviour management techniques, and holds regular workshops for parents. He lives in London and is married with three children.
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public enum NetType
Enum for the types of netting that can be applied to state objects. Exact behaviour for each type of netting is left to the contract to determine.
| Enum Constant and Description |
|---|
CLOSE_OUT
Close-out netting applies where one party is bankrupt or otherwise defaults (exact terms are contract specific),
and allows their counterparty to net obligations without requiring approval from all parties. For example, if
Bank A owes Bank B £1m, and Bank B owes Bank A £1m, in the case of Bank B defaulting this would enable Bank A
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expectation of the debt to them being paid. Realistically this is limited to bilateral netting, to simplify
determining which party must sign the netting transaction.
|
PAYMENT
"Payment" is used to refer to conventional netting, where all parties must confirm the netting transaction. This
can be a multilateral netting transaction, and may be created by a central clearing service.
|
public static NetType CLOSE_OUT
Close-out netting applies where one party is bankrupt or otherwise defaults (exact terms are contract specific), and allows their counterparty to net obligations without requiring approval from all parties. For example, if Bank A owes Bank B £1m, and Bank B owes Bank A £1m, in the case of Bank B defaulting this would enable Bank A to net out the two obligations to zero, rather than being legally obliged to pay £1m without any realistic expectation of the debt to them being paid. Realistically this is limited to bilateral netting, to simplify determining which party must sign the netting transaction.
public static NetType PAYMENT
"Payment" is used to refer to conventional netting, where all parties must confirm the netting transaction. This can be a multilateral netting transaction, and may be created by a central clearing service.


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Fields and methods of the helma.Ssh class.
To use this optional module, its repository needs to be added to the application, for example by calling app.addRepository('modules/helma/Ssh.js')
To use this optional module, its repository needs to be added to the application, for example by calling app.addRepository('modules/helma/Ssh.js')
Creates a new instance of helma.Ssh
parameters
| String | server | The server to connect to |
| helma.File, java.io.File, String | hosts | Either a file containing a list of known hosts, or the path pointing to a file. This argument is optional. |
methods
- addKnownHosts(file)
- connect(username, password)
- connectWithKey(username, key, passphrase)
- put(localFile, remoteDir, mode)
- get(remoteFile, targetDir)
- execCommand(cmd)
- setParanoid(p)
Methods
Opens the file passed as argument and adds the known hosts
therein to the list of known hosts for this client.
parameters
| helma.File, java.io.File, String | file | Either a file object or the path to a file containing a list of known hosts |
returns
| True if adding the list was successful, false otherwise |
Connects to a remote host using plain username/password authentication.
parameters
| String | username | The username |
| String | password | The password |
returns
| True in case the connection attempt was successful, false otherwise. |
Connects to a remote host using a private key and the corresponding
passphrase.
parameters
| String | username | The username |
| helma.File, java.io.File, String | key | Either a file object representing the private key file, or the path to it. |
| String | passphrase | The passphrase of the private key, if necessary. |
returns
| True in case the connection attempt was successful, false otherwise. |
Disconnects this client from the remote server.
Returns true if this client is currently connected.
returns
| True in case this client is connected, false otherwise. |
Copies a local file to the remote server
parameters
| String, Array | localFile | Either the path to a single local file or an array containing multiple file paths that should be copied to the remote server. |
| String | remoteDir | The path to the remote destination directory |
| String | mode |
An optional 4-digit permission mode string (eg.
0755 );
|
returns
| True in case the operation was successful, false otherwise. |
Retrieves a file from the remote server and stores it locally.
parameters
| String, Array | remoteFile | Either the path to a single remote file or an array containing multiple file paths that should be copied onto the local disk. |
| String | targetDir | The path to the local destination directory |
returns
| True if the copy process was successful, false otherwise. |
Executes a single command on the remote server.
parameters
| String | cmd | The command to execute on the remote server. |
returns
| The result of the command execution |
Toggles paranoid mode. If set to true this client tries to
verify the host key against the its list of known hosts
during connection and rejects if the host key is not found
therein or is different.
parameters
| Boolean | p | Either true or false |
Returns true if this client is in paranoid mode.
returns
| Boolean |
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QPrinterInfo Class
The QPrinterInfo class gives access to information about existing printers. More...
| Header: | #include <QPrinterInfo> |
| qmake: | QT += printsupport |
| Since: | Qt 4.4 |
Public Functions
| QPrinterInfo() | |
| QPrinterInfo(const QPrinterInfo &other) | |
| QPrinterInfo(const QPrinter &printer) | |
| ~QPrinterInfo() | |
| QPrinter::DuplexMode | defaultDuplexMode() const |
| QPageSize | defaultPageSize() const |
| QString | description() const |
| bool | isDefault() const |
| bool | isNull() const |
| bool | isRemote() const |
| QString | location() const |
| QString | makeAndModel() const |
| QPageSize | maximumPhysicalPageSize() const |
| QPageSize | minimumPhysicalPageSize() const |
| QString | printerName() const |
| QPrinter::PrinterState | state() const |
| QList<QPrinter::DuplexMode> | supportedDuplexModes() const |
| QList<QPageSize> | supportedPageSizes() const |
| QList<int> | supportedResolutions() const |
| bool | supportsCustomPageSizes() const |
| QPrinterInfo & | operator=(const QPrinterInfo &other) |
Static Public Members
| QStringList | availablePrinterNames() |
| QList<QPrinterInfo> | availablePrinters() |
| QPrinterInfo | defaultPrinter() |
| QString | defaultPrinterName() |
| QPrinterInfo | printerInfo(const QString &printerName) |
Detailed Description
The QPrinterInfo class gives access to information about existing printers.
Use the static functions to generate a list of QPrinterInfo objects. Each QPrinterInfo object in the list represents a single printer and can be queried for name, supported paper sizes, and whether or not it is the default printer.
Member Function Documentation
QPrinterInfo::QPrinterInfo()
Constructs an empty QPrinterInfo object.
See also isNull().
QPrinterInfo::QPrinterInfo(const QPrinterInfo &other)
Constructs a copy of other.
QPrinterInfo::QPrinterInfo(const QPrinter &printer)
Constructs a QPrinterInfo object from printer.
QPrinterInfo::~QPrinterInfo()
Destroys the QPrinterInfo object. References to the values in the object become invalid.
[static]
QStringList QPrinterInfo::availablePrinterNames()
Returns a list of all the available Printer Names on this system.
It is recommended to use this instead of availablePrinters() as it will be faster on most systems.
Note that the list may become outdated if changes are made on the local system or remote print server. Only instantiate required QPrinterInfo instances when needed, and always check for validity before calling.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
[static]
QList<QPrinterInfo> QPrinterInfo::availablePrinters()
Returns a list of QPrinterInfo objects for all the available printers on this system.
It is NOT recommended to use this as creating each printer instance may take a long time, especially if there are remote networked printers, and retained instances may become outdated if changes are made on the local system or remote print server. Use availablePrinterNames() instead and only instantiate printer instances as you need them.
QPrinter::DuplexMode QPrinterInfo::defaultDuplexMode() const
Returns the default duplex mode of this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
QPageSize QPrinterInfo::defaultPageSize() const
Returns the current default Page Size for this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
[static]
QPrinterInfo QPrinterInfo::defaultPrinter()
Returns the default printer on the system.
The return value should be checked using isNull() before being used, in case there is no default printer.
On some systems it is possible for there to be available printers but none of them set to be the default printer.
See also isNull(), isDefault(), and availablePrinters().
[static]
QString QPrinterInfo::defaultPrinterName()
Returns the current default printer name.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
QString QPrinterInfo::description() const
Returns the human-readable description of the printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.0.
See also QPrinterInfo::printerName().
bool QPrinterInfo::isDefault() const
Returns whether this printer is currently the default printer.
bool QPrinterInfo::isNull() const
Returns whether this QPrinterInfo object holds a printer definition.
An empty QPrinterInfo object could result for example from calling defaultPrinter() when there are no printers on the system.
bool QPrinterInfo::isRemote() const
Returns whether this printer is a remote network printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
QString QPrinterInfo::location() const
Returns the human-readable location of the printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.0.
QString QPrinterInfo::makeAndModel() const
Returns the human-readable make and model of the printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.0.
QPageSize QPrinterInfo::maximumPhysicalPageSize() const
Returns the maximum physical page size supported by this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
See also minimumPhysicalPageSize().
QPageSize QPrinterInfo::minimumPhysicalPageSize() const
Returns the minimum physical page size supported by this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
See also maximumPhysicalPageSize().
[static]
QPrinterInfo QPrinterInfo::printerInfo(const QString &printerName)
Returns the printer printerName.
The return value should be checked using isNull() before being used, in case the named printer does not exist.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.0.
See also isNull().
QString QPrinterInfo::printerName() const
Returns the name of the printer.
This is a unique id to identify the printer and may not be human-readable.
See also QPrinterInfo::description() and QPrinter::setPrinterName().
QPrinter::PrinterState QPrinterInfo::state() const
Returns the current state of this printer.
This state may not always be accurate, depending on the platform, printer driver, or printer itself.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
QList<QPrinter::DuplexMode> QPrinterInfo::supportedDuplexModes() const
Returns a list of duplex modes supported by this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.4.
QList<QPageSize> QPrinterInfo::supportedPageSizes() const
Returns a list of Page Sizes supported by this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
QList<int> QPrinterInfo::supportedResolutions() const
Returns a list of resolutions supported by this printer.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
bool QPrinterInfo::supportsCustomPageSizes() const
Returns whether this printer supports custom page sizes.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.3.
QPrinterInfo &QPrinterInfo::operator=(const QPrinterInfo &other)
Sets the QPrinterInfo object to be equal to other.


Fraudster changes name and sells house without real owner knowing in 'brazen' £75k scam
Sarah Broadbelt, 32, has been jailed over the "brazen and calculated" deception that saw her take out a passport in her victim's name so she could sell the home
by Ross McCarthy, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/ross-mccarthy/, Neil MurphyA fraudster raked in £75,000 after she illegally sold a house without the real owner knowing, a court heard.
Sarah Broadbelt's carefully planned deception saw her change her name by deed poll and take out a passport under her victim's identity to dupe authorities, reports BirminghamLive .
The victim, Marion Patterson, only became aware of the crime when she went to sell the property but was told it had changed hands four months previously.
Broadbelt, 32, of Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, has been jailed for 20 months, having previously admitted charges of fraud and possessing a false identity document.
Jane Sarginson, prosecuting, told Birmingham Crown Court it was a "brazen and calculated" fraud that "struck at the heart of the conveyancing system".
Passing sentence, Judge Michael Chambers QC told her: "You played a prominent role in a sophisticated fraud to deprive the owner of the house of its ownership."
The court heard the real Marion had the house in Quinton, Northamptonshire, valued at up to £200,000, having rented out the home she had owned since 1993 after moving to Cornwall to get married.
She was warned by Birmingham City Council that it was allegedly being used for benefit fraud by tenants, but still decided to put it on the market, the court heard.
Ms Sarginson said: "On February 22, 2016 an estate agent rang up and told her her house had been stolen."
She said it had been sold to a buyer in October 2015 for £75,000.
The fraud was carried out after Broadbelt changed her name by deed to Marion Patterson and obtained a passport in the owner's name.
A few days later she obtained a second passport to distance herself from the name change.
The false document was then used by her to open two accounts with Halifax and one with Barclays.
Miss Sarginson said Broadbelt also went to a firm of solicitors so the sale could be carried out.
The firm noted that, according to the documentation, she bought the property when she was six but she managed to persuade them there was a trust in place.
The proceeds were sent to the accounts that had been opened and were withdrawn in large sums over the course of five to six days.
Miss Sarginson said, since the fraud had been uncovered, the property had been restored to its owner while the person who bought it had been reimbursed.
Antonie Muller, defending, said: "This was someone else's device but she did actively participate.
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SegWord - Segment a given text, produce some good terms.
use SAMtool::SegWord;
$seg = SegWord->new( {'WantRT'=>1, 'UseDic'=>0} );
$seg->Value('WantRT', 0); # set WantRT to 0
$True_or_False = $seg->Value('WantRT'); # get WantRT
$rSegText = $seg->segment( $text ); # return a list of segment words
$ref_to_tokenized_text = $seg->Tokenize( $text ); # return a ref to a list
$rSegText = $seg->segment( $ref_to_tokenized_text );
($rIWL, $rIFL, $rWL, $rFL, $rName, $rSWL, $rSFL, $rSN,
$rLinkValue, $rSenList) = $seg->ExtractKeyPhrase( $text_or_ref_to_text );
$rSentenceRank = $seg->RankSenList($rWL, $rFL, $rSN, $rSenList);
print "The first rank sentence is $rSenList->[ $rSentenceRank->[0] ]\n";
$rNewLinkValue = $seg->TrimLink($rLinkValue, $rFL);
Next are for creaing some auxiliary files for segmenting Chinese words.
use SAMtool::SegWord;
&SegWord::InsertSpace('stopword-chi.txt', 'new-stopword-chi.txt');
&SegWord::CreateTPS($TermPosFile, $TPSDBfile);
&SegWord::CreateDicDBM('word/wordlist.txt', 'WL.db', 'WLWL.db');
This module is to segment a string a text and return key terms,
indexed terms, identified names, analyzed related terms,
segmented sentences, and ranked sentences.
Author:
Yuen-Hsien Tseng. All rights reserved.
Date:
1998/06/13
$obj = segWord->new( {'Attribute_Name'=>'Attribute_Value',...} );
Attributes in an object in Perl is often saved in a referece to a hash.
A reference to a no-name hash is donated as '{ }', as shown in
SegWord->new( { 'Attribute_Name'=>'Attribute_Value' } );
The attributes in the object can be directly given in the constructor's
argumnets in a key=>value format.
The attribute names and values are:
WordDir(path in a file system),
UseDic(1 or 0), WantRT(1 or 0), MaxRT(positive int), MaxKeyWordLen(int),
MinKWlevel(positive int), MinKW(postive int), SenMaxLength(positive int),
MIthreshold(float), NorMIthreshold(float).
Omitted attribute pairs will be given default values.
Two files are required before this class can be used:
1. WL.db
2. WLWL.db
The 2 files are created from 'wordlist.txt' using the tools provided
in this class.
In the earlier version (in SAM), all these data files should be saved
in a directory specified in the attribute: 'WordDir'. (Normally set 'WordDir'
to 'SAM/word' and put these data files in 'SAM/word' under the current
directory or under one of the directories in @INC.)
But in this version (SAMtool), the 'WordDir' attribute is no longer necessary
since the only 2 data file WL.db and WLWL.db are placed under the same
directory where SAMtool is installed.
$seg->Init(); or $seg->Init( { 'WordDir'=>'word', 'WantRT'=>1 } );
Initialize some variables in this package by reading some files
given in new().
If the variables are set in &new(), you don't need to call this method.
If in &new(), you set no variables, you should call this method
to set the variables.
Or even if in &new() you have already set some variables, you can still
redefine these variables by calling this method with arguments, like this:
$seg->Init( {
'DicDBfile' => 'WL.db'
'DicWLfile' => 'WLWL.db'
} );
&SetWLHash(\%DIC, \%WLen) if $this->{'UseDic'};
# Next is reserved for future segmentation by POS
# $this->{'TPSDBfile'} = 'TPS.db' if not defined $this->{'TPSDBfile'};
# tie(%TermPos,'DB_File',"$TPSDBfile", O_RDONLY, 0, $DB_BTREE)
# ||(print "Err:$!"
Examples:
$seg->Value('WantRT', 0);
$True_or_False = $seg->Value('WantRT'); # get WantRT
All scalar attributes should work. Consult new() for all possible attributes.
($rIWL, $rIFL, $rWL, $rFL, $rName, $rSWL, $rSFL, $rSN, $rLinkValue,
$rSenList) = $seg->ExtractKeyPhrase( $text or $ref_to_segmented_text );
Given a text or a ref to a segmented text array, return key terms,
indexed terms, identified names, analyzed related terms,
segmented sentences, and ranked sentences.
($rTerm, $rSenList) = $seg->keyphrase( $text or $ref_to_segmented_text );
Given a text or a ref to a text, return extracted key-phrases, sentences in a
list, and inverted sentence list (word=>"Sentence_no1 Sentence_no2 ...")
($rWordList, $rWords, $rSenList, $CWC, $EWC) = $seg->PrepareLists( $text );
Given a segmented text, accumulate the word count, prepare the WordList for
keyword extraction, prepare the sentence list for related term analysis and
abstract extraction.
$rFL = $seg->ConcateTerm($rWordList, $rWords, $CWC, $EWC);
Given a prepare word list and word count, merge token back to get
(multi-token) key-phrases, using the patented algorithm developed
by Yuen-Hsien Tseng (Sam).
($rWL, $rFL) = $seg->ClearPhrase( $rFL );
Given a referece to a hash of extracted phrases, delete unreasonable terms
($rSWL, $rSFL) = $seg->ClearWord( $rSWL );
Given a text or a reference to a segmented text, return
reasonable segmented terms
$rSN = $seg->SetSN($rRWL, $rSenList);
Given a (candidate) related word list and a sentence list, create a inverted
hast structure of "word=>sentence_no1 sentence_no2 ..." for later fast
analysis of related terms.
$rLinkValue = $seg->SetTermLink($rWL, $rSN, $rSenList);
Set mutual information of two terms, whose mi > threshold
$rNewLinkValue = $seg->TrimLink($rLinkValue, $rFL);
Trim links of related terms for concise display.
$rSentenceRank = $seg->RankSenList($rWL, $rFL, $rSN, $rSenList);
Given keyword list in @$rWL, %$rFL,
the sentence number for which a term occurs, represented in %$rSN,
compute which sentence contains most keywords listed in @$rWL.
Rank the sentences according to accumulated frequencies of the keywords
occur in the sentences.
Return a reference to an array (a list) of ranked sentence numbers.
Next methods are for segmenting Chinese words. These methods are those
that needs to be re-implemented if you have another way of segmenting
Chinese words.
$rTokenList = $seg->Tokenize( $text );
Given a text string, parse it into all 1-character (1-word) token array.
$rSegText = $seg->segment($text)|$seg->segment($ref_to_tokenized_text);
Given a text or a reference to a tokenized text array,
return a reference to an array where the text is segmented in that array.
This method is the main method called for segmenting Chinese words.
It use %Dic, and %WLen for longest-first dictionary word matching.
It then use some other hashes for unknown word processing.
$seg->ProcessUnKnown($rUnKnown, $rSegText);
Given @UnKnown and @SegText, process unknown words and put the result
back to @SegText and then empty @Unknown if the unknown becomes known.
use class hashes : %CNumbers, %CASCII, %CForeign, %CSurname, %CSurname2,
%UnCommonSurname, %CNotName
Set object variable : $seg->{'Name'};
$seg->SetHashes();
Set class global : %CNumbers, %CASCII, %CForeign, %CSurname, %CSurname2,
%UnCommonSurname, %CNotName
These hashes are used by &ProcessUnKnown().
Next methods are tools for creating auxiliary (DBM) files.
These methods are not used when segmenting words, but the files they
created are used when segmenting and cleaning words.
use SegWord; &SegWord::CreateDicDBM( $WordList, $DicDBfile, $DicWLfile );
Given a Chinese word list (e.g., wordlist.txt), create a dictionary DBM file
(WL.db) and a word length DBM file (WLWL.db) for later fast segmentation.
use SegWord; &SegWord::CreateTPS($TermPosFile, $TPSDBfile);
Given a Term-Part-of-speech file, create a DBM file
perl -s segword.pm -TPS TermPos.txt => will create a TPS.db file
use SegWord; &SegWord::InsertSpace($InFile, $OutFile);
Given a stop word file ($InFile, say stopword-chi.txt), insert a space
between each character of the stop word and delete duplicate terms and then
print out the results to $OutFile


You need to setup App Engine before you can deploy to GCP or use GCP resources for local development.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto Scaling: | |
GAE_API_AS_COOL_DOWN_PERIOD_SEC |
The number of seconds that the autoscaler should wait before it starts collecting information from a new instance. This prevents the autoscaler from collecting information when the instance is initializing, during which the collected usage would not be reliable. The cool-down period must be greater than or equal to 60 seconds. An example value is 120 . |
GAE_API_AS_CPU_TARGET_UTILIZATION |
Target CPU utilization. CPU use is averaged across all running instances and is used to decide when to reduce or increase the number of instances. Note that instances are downscaled irrespective of in-flight requests 25 seconds after an instance receives the shutdown signal. An example value is 0.5 . |
GAE_API_AS_MAX_NUM_INSTANCES |
The maximum number of instances that your service can scale up to. The maximum number of instances in your project is limited by your project's resource quota. |
GAE_API_AS_MIN_NUM_INSTANCES |
The minimum number of instances given to your service. When a service is deployed, it is given this many instances and scales according to traffic. Must be 1 or greater, use a minimum of 2 to reduce latency. |
| Cron Schedule: | |
GAE_API_CRON_SCHEDULE_MINS |
The number of minutes between cron intervals. An example value is 1 . |
| Readiness Check: | |
GAE_API_RC_APP_START_TIMEOUT_SEC |
The maximum time, in seconds, an instance has to become ready after the VM and other infrastructure are provisioned. After this period, the deployment fails and is rolled back. You might want to increase this setting if your application requires significant initialization tasks, such as downloading a large file, before it is ready to serve. Must be within range of: 1-3600 . |
GAE_API_RC_CHECK_INTERVAL_SEC |
Time interval between checks, in seconds. Must be within range of: 1-300 . |
GAE_API_RC_FAILURE_THRESHOLD |
An instance is unhealthy after failing this number of consecutive checks. Must be within range of: 1-10 . |
GAE_API_RC_SUCCESS_THRESHOLD |
An unhealthy instance becomes healthy after successfully responding to this number of consecutive checks. Must be within range of: 1-10 . |
GAE_API_RC_TIMEOUT_SEC |
Timeout interval for each request, in seconds. Must be within range of: 1-300 . |
Create an App Engine application within your new project:
$ gcloud app create
Configure Google Cloud SDK with your account and the project ID you've just created:
$ gcloud init
Configure the App Engine default GCS bucket for later use. The default App Engine bucket is named YOUR_PROJECT_ID.appspot.com
. Change the default Access Control List (ACL) of that bucket as follows:
$ gsutil defacl ch -u AllUsers:R gs://YOUR_PROJECT_ID.appspot.com
Deploying the API to App Engine is fairly straight forward. You'll need to provision a database and then deploy the app. With one caveat. The first time you deploy the API you must remove the readiness_check
section from your service/api/app.yaml
or your app will never become healthy. The section looks like this:
readiness_check:
path: "/health-check.php"
timeout_sec: 4
check_interval_sec: 5
failure_threshold: 2
success_threshold: 2
app_start_timeout_sec: 60
Once you've deployed and installed WordPress add the readiness_check
section back to app.yaml
and re-deploy. The health check should be working and ensuring the health of your containers on App Engine.
Deploy the API to App Engine:
make api.deploy.app
You will need to activate the plugins, create the necessary API user accounts, and setup permalinks manually.


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Example of source code
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Firstorder Tool
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You can check the usage on it’s Github page: https://github.com/tearsecurity/firstorder
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nifsPipeline.py¶
nifsSort.py¶
Object and Sky frame differentiation¶
If the sorting script does not create a skylist in the object or telluric observation directories this means that the offsets between sky frames and object frames were smaller than expected. A skyframelist can be manually created and saved in the appropriate directory, or the limit placed on the offset can be changed. To lower the limit manually do a search in nifsSort.py for “skyframelist.append(entry)” and change the <= <value_in_arcseconds> to something new.
nifsBaselineCalibration.py¶
- Long data file path names are not fed to IRAF tasks. It seems IRAF task parameters
must be 99 characters or less. Nifty’s data files are stored in the Astroconda environment packages directory; for example, on my system it is “/Users/nat/miniconda2/envs/niftypip/lib/python2.7/site-packages/nifty/pipeline/”. If you have a long username, for example, this can cause the path name to be too long to be parsed by iraf. Temporary fix: I have made the names of all the data files short enough for it to work okay on my system. Please let me know if this seems to be causing you issues and I can come up with a better fix.
nifsReduce.py¶
- z-band data is not capable of a flux calibration (yet!).
- Seems to be missing the first peak of the ronchi slit when iraf.nfsdist() is run interactively. This does not seem to be a problem.
- We noticed that iraf.nfsdist() produced different results when run interactively and non-interactively. To test check the log for iraf.nfsdist() output and make sure it is identifying 8/8 or 9/9 peaks every time.
- iraf.nftelluric() was not built to be run automatically. A lightly tested modified version that allows an automatic telluric correction is included in the extras directory but more testing is needed. For now applyTelluricPython() is recommended.
nifsMerge.py¶
nifsUtils.py¶
General Issues¶
- A longstanding bug (see `astropy<https://github.com/astropy/astropy/pull/960>`_ ) in astropy has made it difficult to build Nifty as a binary executable.
- The conversion of print statements to logging.info() statements was messy. Some of these may still not be properly converted and will throw nasty tracebacks. However these seem to have no effect on the functionioning of the code.
- Logging is still not perfect. One or two iraf tasks are sending their log files to “nifs.log” instead of “Nifty.log”.


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parallelMap: Unified Interface to Parallelization Back-Ends
Unified parallelization framework for multiple back-end,
designed for internal package and interactive usage.
The main operation is a parallel "map" over lists.
Supports local, multicore, mpi and BatchJobs mode.
Allows "tagging" of the parallel operation
with a level name that can be later selected by the user to
switch on parallel execution for exactly this operation.
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
| Reverse depends: |
spFSR |
| Reverse imports: |
aslib, ecr, emdi, llama, mcMST, mlr, mlrMBO, performanceEstimation, randomsearch, saeSim |
| Reverse suggests: |
batchtools, classiFunc, flacco |
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public static final class R.drawable
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
R.drawable() |
public static final int basketball
public static final int battery
public static final int battery1
public static final int battery2
public static final int battery3
public static final int battery4
public static final int battery5
public static final int battery6
public static final int battery7
public static final int bicycling
public static final int command_btn_enabled
public static final int command_btn_pressed
public static final int command_btn_selector
public static final int contextual_altimeter
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public static final int contextual_altitude
public static final int contextual_downstairs
public static final int contextual_indoors
public static final int contextual_outdoors
public static final int contextual_upstairs
public static final int contextual_uv_index
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public static final int dice1
public static final int dice2
public static final int dice3
public static final int dice4
public static final int dice5
public static final int dice6
public static final int humidity_1
public static final int humidity_1_nexus
public static final int humidity_2
public static final int humidity_2_nexus
public static final int humidity_3
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public static final int humidity_4
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public static final int humidity_5
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public static final int refresh
public static final int running
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public static final int sensor_ambient_light_0_nexus
public static final int sensor_ambient_light_1
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public static final int sensor_ambient_light_2
public static final int sensor_ambient_light_2_nexus
public static final int sensor_ambient_light_3
public static final int sensor_ambient_light_3_nexus
public static final int sensor_ambient_light_galaxy
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public static final int sensor_compass_n
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GPGPU-Sim
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#include <bank.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Bank (const DynamicParameter &dyn_p) | |
| ~Bank () | |
| double | compute_delays (double inrisetime) |
| void | compute_power_energy () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Component | |
| Component () | |
| ~Component () | |
| double | compute_gate_area (int gate_type, int num_inputs, double w_pmos, double w_nmos, double h_gate) |
| double | compute_tr_width_after_folding (double input_width, double threshold_folding_width) |
| double | height_sense_amplifier (double pitch_sense_amp) |
Public Attributes | |
| const DynamicParameter & | dp |
| Mat | mat |
| Htree2 * | htree_in_add |
| Htree2 * | htree_in_data |
| Htree2 * | htree_out_data |
| Htree2 * | htree_in_search |
| Htree2 * | htree_out_search |
| int | num_addr_b_mat |
| int | num_mats_hor_dir |
| int | num_mats_ver_dir |
| int | num_addr_b_row_dec |
| int | num_addr_b_routed_to_mat_for_act |
| int | num_addr_b_routed_to_mat_for_rd_or_wr |
| Public Attributes inherited from Component | |
| Area | area |
| powerDef | power |
| powerDef | rt_power |
| double | delay |
| double | cycle_time |
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As Good As It Gets
Chad'z rating: **1/2 (out of 4 = OK/average)
1997, PG-13, 138 minutes [2 hours, 18 minutes]
[drama]
starring: Jack Nicholson (Melvin Udall), Helen Hunt (Carol Connelly), Greg Kinnear (Simon Bishop), Cuba Gooding, Jr. (Frank Sachs); written by Mark Andrus, James L. Brooks; produced by James L. Brooks, Bridget Johnson, Kristi Zea; directed by James L. Brooks
Seen March 17, 1998 at 9:15 p.m. at Rotterdam Square Mall (Rotterdam, NY), theater #4, by myself using my Sony/Loews critic's pass. [Theater rating: **1/2: good picture and sound, poor seats]
Stories and the process of telling stories are two completely different things, and it a problem with modern drama is not lack of original ideas, but original ways to tell stories. "As Good As It Gets" is a perfect example of this, as it is a film with fresh ideas, but fails to assemble its pieces in a suitable order. What we end up with is what should be an old fashioned feel- good movie, but perhaps that's where the problem lies.
What seems to be an on-going trend with major motion pictures is telling stories of a protagonist whose mentality is different from the rest of the world and thus we see things from a completely different perspective (i.e. "Forrest Gump"). This film also uses that method, but does so in a daring way by centering the story around an obsessive-compulsive cranky old man.
One of the basic rules of fiction is to make the main character likable, but Melvin Udall (Nicholson) is as far from likable as one can get. He's prejudice, paranoid, selfish, and mean-spirited, and yet he makes for an original character due mostly to Nicholson's excellent performance. The opening scenes quickly establish these traits as we watch him throw his neighbor's irritating dog down his apartment building's trash shoot, and then proceed to blame and verbally abuse the neighbor, a gay artist named Simon (Kinnear), for the situation.
The first act does a fine job in establishing the basic story elements and plot lines that will crop up later when conflicts occur and thus provide for theme. Many films follow this procedure, but here it seems just a little too standard. Melvin's conflict with Simon is played more for comedy than drama, and his confrontations with Simon's boyfriend Frank work in the same way, but not only will these elements become more subtractive than additive, the use of foreshadowing is a bit too blatant.
In fact, the use of foreshadowing throughout the picture is one of the biggest problems. Most dramas involve a romance in one way or another, and the movies tell us that the more polarized the lead male and female characters are, the more likely they are to get together. Of course this does happen here, but the film seems to be in denial that this will happen.
Helen Hunt co-stars as Carol Connelly, a single mom living in a cramped apartment with her mother and her son who suffers from a serious asthma and allergy problem.  Since Melvin is so locked into a routine he can't stand to have anyone else wait on him besides Carol, and when he learns she may have to quit her job to take care of his son, he pays to have a specialized doctor take care of him.
It takes a while for this plot aspect to come into play, but the process is at least entertaining and interesting, even if the thematic elements are slightly sappy. Once Melvin pays for Carol's son's doctor they immediately go from being just more than strangers to integral parts of each other's lives. The tension between the two continues to build and it's hard to tell if they genuinely like or hate each other. Meanwhile, a sub-plot crops up as Simon is attacked, hospitalized, and loses all of his money. The dog who Melvin had thrown in the trash is somehow placed in his care which will provide for some development on behalf of his character, but not enough in the long run.
A major portion of the film is spent building up separate plots and themes which are only related through their connection to Melvin. The story is slowly-paced and many individual scenes provide little more than gratuitous comic relief (if it's possible for comedy to be gratuitous). This kind of storytelling should provide ample room for character development, but only scratches the surface. Nicholson's performance is terrific, but his delivery still can't make up for the fact his character isn't given much definition beyond the surface. We never learn what has made him become such a bitter old man, or why he acts the way he does, especially since he isn't really happy (I guess it's a chicken-and-the-egg scenario).
Not until the final act does everything form a sense of cohesion, and although it does give the film a definite sense of focus, it's not enough to make up for two acts of a wandering script. Melvin, Carol, and Simon decide to take a road trip together in an effort to save Simon's career. This in turn makes for many scenes of interaction and discussion, but the scenes still fall short of greatness. The tensions between the characters constantly build and melodrama often dominates as they are either arguing or making amends. All the subtleties that had come before suddenly aren't so subtle anymore, such as when Melvin and Carol finally get together (and then break-up, and then get together....) and Simon finds his artistic roots literally overnight.
The best way to sum up "As Good As It Gets" is by stating the obvious: there's quality in the individual aspects, but by the end, nothing has happened that could not have been predicted at the beginning from the way the story was told.
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A big thank you to all the Toons who entered the Toontown Valentine's Poem Contest. Here are the five winning entries. Each wins a Disney Pix Max 3MP Digital Camera! Congratulations!
Kate F., 8
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In order to match my heart shaped bed.
Daisy Gardens is a good place to start,
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Valentine's Day may come once a year,
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They never get to play Toontown, because Momís playing too!
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To find and break it is their task,
But broken it can never be.
For Toontown has so many hearts,
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"With apologies to William Shakespeare and Sonnet XVIII."
Shall I compare thee to a Cog-free day?
Thou art more Toonful and more temperate.
Sellbots may vex our daring Toons at play,
And V.P. runs seem all too tough, Toons state.
Sometimes too hot the eye of CFO does shine,
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Thus, Binky craves a trap of Level Nine,
And perfect craners, treasures for each lad.
But thy eternal Laff points will not fade,
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Nor shall Chief Justice lock you in his shade,
When, in the Brrrgh, Head Hunter Bossbot rovest:
So long as children laugh and Bear Acuda play,
So long will Disney's Toontown hold its sway!
Christian S., 8
Roses are red, Cold Callers are blue,
When we're in Toontown there's plenty to do.
We ride on the Trolley, play games with our friends,
Fish and fight Cogs - the fun never ends.
I love playing Toontown from morn until eve,
If you were in Toontown then I'd never leave.
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