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| bemaster/2 | instruct a HA node to be master in the cluster. |
| benone/1 | instruct a HA node to be nothing in the cluster. |
| berelay/1 | instruct a HA slave to be a relay for other slaves. |
| beslave/4 | instruct a HA node to be slave in the cluster where MasterNodeId is master. |
| close/1 | Close the HA connection. |
| connect/2 | Connect to the HA subsystem at the ConfD server on host with address Address. |
| connect/3 | Connect to the HA subsystem on host with address Address:Port. |
| getstatus/1 | Request status from a HA node. |
| slave_dead/2 | instruct ConfD that another node is dead. |
bemaster(Socket::term(), MyNodeId::econfd:value()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
instruct a HA node to be master in the cluster.
benone(Socket::term()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
instruct a HA node to be nothing in the cluster.
berelay(Socket::term()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
instruct a HA slave to be a relay for other slaves.
beslave(Socket::term(), MyNodeId::econfd:value(), Master::#ha_node{}, WaitReplyBool::integer()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
instruct a HA node to be slave in the cluster where MasterNodeId is master.
close(Socket::term()) -> ok | {error, Reason::term()}
Close the HA connection
connect(Address::ip(), Token::binary()) -> {ok, Socket::term()} | {error, Reason::term()}
Connect to the HA subsystem at the ConfD server on host with address Address. The Token is a unique identifier which must be shared by all nodes in the cluster.
connect(Address::ip(), Port::integer(), Token::binary()) -> {ok, Socket::term()} | {error, Reason::term()}
Connect to the HA subsystem on host with address Address:Port
If the port is changed it must also be changed in confd.conf To close a HA socket, useclose/1
.
getstatus(Socket::term()) -> {ok, #ha_status{}} | {error, Reason}
Request status from a HA node
slave_dead(Socket::term(), NodeId::econfd:value()) -> ok | {error, Reason}
instruct ConfD that another node is dead
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This module is an implementation of Node’s native http
module for the browser.
It tries to match Node’s API and behavior as closely as possible, but some features
aren’t available, since browsers don’t give nearly as much control over requests.
This is heavily inspired by, and intended to replace, http-browserify.
In accordance with its name, stream-http
tries to provide data to its caller before
the request has completed whenever possible.
The following browsers support true streaming, where only a small amount of the request
has to be held in memory at once:
* Chrome >= 43 (using the fetch
API)
* Firefox >= 9 (using moz-chunked-arraybuffer
responseType with xhr)
The following browsers support pseudo-streaming, where the data is available before the request finishes, but the entire response must be held in memory: * Chrome * Safari >= 5, and maybe older * IE >= 10 * Most other Webkit-based browsers, including the default Android browser
All browsers newer than IE8 support binary responses. All of the above browsers that support true streaming or pseudo-streaming support that for binary data as well except for IE10. Old (presto-based) Opera also does not support binary streaming either.
As of version 2.0.0, IE8 support requires the user to supply polyfills for
Object.keys
, Array.prototype.forEach
, and Array.prototype.indexOf
. Example
implementations are provided in ie8-polyfill.js; alternately,
you may want to consider using es5-shim.
All browsers with full ES5 support shouldn’t require any polyfills.
The intent is to have the same API as the client part of the Node HTTP module. The interfaces are the same wherever practical, although limitations in browsers make an exact clone of the Node API impossible.
This module implements http.request
, http.get
, and most of http.ClientRequest
and http.IncomingMessage
in addition to http.METHODS
and http.STATUS_CODES
. See the
Node docs for how these work.
The message.url
property provides access to the final URL after all redirects. This
is useful since the browser follows all redirects silently, unlike Node. It is available
in Chrome 37 and newer, Firefox 32 and newer, and Safari 9 and newer.
The options.withCredentials
boolean flag, used to indicate if the browser should send
cookies or authentication information with a CORS request. Default false.
This module has to make some tradeoffs to support binary data and/or streaming. Generally, the module can make a fairly good decision about which underlying browser features to use, but sometimes it helps to get a little input from the developer.
options.mode
field passed into http.request
or http.get
can take on one of the
following values:
undefined
): Try to provide partial data before
the request completes, but not at the cost of correctness for binary data or correctness of
the ‘content-type’ response header. This mode will also avoid slower code paths whenever
possible, which is particularly useful when making large requests in a browser like Safari
that has a weaker JavaScript engine.http.Agent
is only a stubhttp.ClientRequest
.request.setTimeout
, that operate directly on the underlying
socket.message.httpVersion
message.rawHeaders
is modified by the browser, and may not quite match what is sent by
the server.message.trailers
and message.rawTrailers
will remain empty.timeout
options in the request
method is non-operational in Safari <= 5 and
Opera <= 12.``` js
http.get(‘/bundle.js’, function (res) {
var div = document.getElementById(‘result’);
div.innerHTML += ‘GET /beep
’;
res.on('data', function (buf) {
div.innerHTML += buf;
});
res.on('end', function () {
div.innerHTML += '
__END__';
}); }) ```
There are two sets of tests: the tests that run in Node (found in test/node
) and the tests
that run in the browser (found in test/browser
). Normally the browser tests run on
Sauce Labs.
Running npm test
will run both sets of tests, but in order for the Sauce Labs tests to run
you will need to sign up for an account (free for open source projects) and put the
credentials in a .zuulrc
file.
To run just the Node tests, run npm run test-node
.
To run the browser tests locally, run npm run test-browser-local
and point your browser to
http://localhost:8080/__zuul
MIT. Copyright (C) John Hiesey and other contributors.


public interface XMLGrammarLoader
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
XMLEntityResolver |
getEntityResolver()
Returns the registered entity resolver.
|
XMLErrorHandler |
getErrorHandler()
Returns the registered error handler.
|
boolean |
getFeature(String featureId)
Returns the state of a feature.
|
Locale |
getLocale()
Return the Locale the XMLGrammarLoader is using.
|
Object |
getProperty(String propertyId)
Returns the state of a property.
|
String[] |
getRecognizedFeatures()
Returns a list of feature identifiers that are recognized by
this XMLGrammarLoader.
|
String[] |
getRecognizedProperties()
Returns a list of property identifiers that are recognized by
this XMLGrammarLoader.
|
Grammar |
loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source)
Returns a Grammar object by parsing the contents of the
entity pointed to by source.
|
void |
setEntityResolver(XMLEntityResolver entityResolver)
Sets the entity resolver.
|
void |
setErrorHandler(XMLErrorHandler errorHandler)
Sets the error handler.
|
void |
setFeature(String featureId,
boolean state)
Sets the state of a feature.
|
void |
setLocale(Locale locale)
Set the locale to use for messages.
|
void |
setProperty(String propertyId,
Object state)
Sets the state of a property.
|
String[] getRecognizedFeatures()
boolean getFeature(String featureId) throws XMLConfigurationException
featureId
- The feature identifier.XMLConfigurationException
- Thrown on configuration error.void setFeature(String featureId, boolean state) throws XMLConfigurationException
featureId
- The feature identifier.state
- The state of the feature.XMLConfigurationException
- Thrown when a feature is not
recognized or cannot be set.String[] getRecognizedProperties()
Object getProperty(String propertyId) throws XMLConfigurationException
propertyId
- The property identifier.XMLConfigurationException
- Thrown on configuration error.void setProperty(String propertyId, Object state) throws XMLConfigurationException
propertyId
- The property identifier.state
- The state of the property.XMLConfigurationException
- Thrown when a property is not
recognized or cannot be set.void setLocale(Locale locale)
locale
- The locale object to use for localization of messages.XNIException
- Thrown if the parser does not support the
specified locale.Locale getLocale()
void setErrorHandler(XMLErrorHandler errorHandler)
errorHandler
- The error handler.XMLErrorHandler getErrorHandler()
void setEntityResolver(XMLEntityResolver entityResolver)
entityResolver
- The new entity resolver.XMLEntityResolver getEntityResolver()
Grammar loadGrammar(XMLInputSource source) throws IOException, XNIException
source
- the location of the entity which forms
the starting point of the grammar to be constructed.IOException
- When a problem is encountered reading the entity
XNIException When a condition arises (such as a FatalError) that requires parsing
of the entity be terminated.XNIException
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You can't use Carrot without utilizing its dependency injection container. Carrot uses the container to instantiate your class and wire its dependencies, so without it, there's no framework. Using dependency injection container right at the core is what allows you to use plain old PHP objects for all your classes. There are of course drawbacks for this decision, but I think the benefits far outweigh them.
Carrot does not give your classes access to the container (well, not that I know of anyway), so the classes you wrote will not be aware that it is being managed and instantiated by a depedency injection container. This is the preferred way of doing things, since having access to the container masks the API of your classes - it will no different than having globals and statics in your code.
By not being aware of the dependency injection container, all of your classes, as a result, will be completely oblivious to the fact that they are called by a framework. This also means that you don't have go through Carrot if you want to unit test your classes.


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VItA
1.1
Virtual Iterative Angiogenesis library
|
#include <TreeIndexCreator.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| TreeIndexCreator (AbstractStructuredCCOTree *tree) | |
| vector< vessel * > | getTerminals () |
| vector< vessel * > | getAllSegments () |
| vector< vector< vessel * > > | getSegmentsByLevel () |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | extractTerminals (vessel *root, vector< vessel * > *extractedTerminals) |
| void | extractAllSegments (vessel *root, vector< vessel * > *extractedTerminals) |
| void | extractSegmentsByLevel (vessel *root, vector< vector< vessel * > > *extractedTerminals, unsigned level) |
Private Attributes | |
| AbstractStructuredCCOTree * | tree |
Creates indexes for a given tree to ease the manipulation of its segments.
| TreeIndexCreator::TreeIndexCreator | ( | AbstractStructuredCCOTree * | tree | ) |
Constructor
| tree | Tree to index. |
Creates an instance associated with tree
.
| tree | Instance associated with the index creator. |
|
private |
Recursively in pre-order, adds all tree segments to the vector extractedSegments
.
| root | Tree root. |
| extractedSegments | Extracted segments. |
|
private |
Recursively in pre-order, adds all tree segments to the vector extractedSegments
in the entry corresponding to their bifurcation level.
| root | Tree root. |
| extractedSegments | Extracted segments. |
| level | Current deepness level in the tree. |
|
private |
Recursively adds the tree terminals to the given vector extractedTerminals
.
| root | Tree root. |
| extractedTerminals | Extracted terminals. |
| vector< vessel * > TreeIndexCreator::getAllSegments | ( | ) |
Returns all segments of tree
.
Returns a vector with all the tree segments.
| vector< vector< vessel * > > TreeIndexCreator::getSegmentsByLevel | ( | ) |
Returns a vector for each tree bifurcation level, containing the segments of tree
for such level.
Returns a vector for which the i-th entry contains a vector with all segments at the i-th tree level.
| vector< vessel * > TreeIndexCreator::getTerminals | ( | ) |
Returns all terminal segments of tree
.
Returns a vector with all the tree terminals.
|
private |
Tree for which the indexes are created.


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5 Seconds of Summer are heading off on tour next year and we couldn’t be more excited.
The Australian pop punk band have headlined their own UK shows five times in the past (as well as opening for One Direction back in the day), but will be returning to our part of the world with a new album next year.
Playing eight dates across the UK and Ireland in May, Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Calum Hood and Ashton Irwin will perform in cities including London, Birmingham and Cardiff and you can bet we will definitely be there.
Speaking about their return to the UK, the band said: ‘We are so excited to bring the No Shame tour to the UK in 2020.
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Luke’s 5SOS bandmate Calum Hood also showed his support by tweeting ‘Sierra is a BEAUT’ in response to Luke’s post.
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The tutorial at this point cannot give exact assistance because MyApp
now needs to be customized. This page does give
some general guidelines and point to other helpful places on this site.
Make small changes incrementally. Test them and then make more changes. In this way when something fails the source of the failure is easier to find.
If you need to add a Form use the FormHello.htm
and FormHello.js
as models calling them FromMyApp.htm
and
FormMyApp.js
.
Use the Construct Index to assist in finding working examples of code snippets.
Use the Source Files as a reference. These are located in the x:\tri-devp\war\apps
and x:\tri-devp\war\apps\tri
folders.
Use the Browser log facility to help debug and track down errors. See Browser Related for more techniques especially Use of TRI.js.
AppConfig.js
If your site will not include the demo apps you may want to simplify and adjust AppsConfig.js
.
Remove from var accts = [
(about line 13
) upto but not including oFuncs.getStartPage = ...
(about line 63
). This is used by the Deps
app.
The getInfo
would be replaced or removed.
The getAutoFill
would likely be removed unless you want the UserName and Password to be prefilled.
The getSite
would be modified or removed.
If you intend to keep data regarding visits to the MyApp
site then the Google Analytics is a technology that
is already compatible with the Triangular code base.
To implement, you need a tracker code. Use Google Analytics Login to signin and create the tracker code.
Replace the existing function body of gaTracker
in AppConfig.js
with this new code. It should look similar.
To turn off tracking make gaTracker
an empty function.
Now with MyApp
working we are ready to proceed to the next section 06 Get GAE Site ID.


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turtlegit is a Linked Data endpoint backed by local git repository that stores graphs as ordered turtle (.ttl) files.
Supports SPARQL Graph HTTP Protocol (GET / PUT / POST) with different RDF content-types, but everything is eventually serialized as ordered turtle.
Sometimes provenance is more important than speed.
Enables collaborative editing with conflict resolution.
Simply GET / POST / PUT http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/{myRepoDir}?graph=file:///etc/{workspace}/{myRepoDir}/myTurtleFile.ttl
Configure your workspace directory to settings.ini
Create git repository under workspace using git init. etc
Add some ttl files. Wonder.


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Prompt for Wednesday May 3. Network sampling.
How do networks emerge? Why do they have certain properties?
See the d3
force layout
documentation.
From Reuters:
North Korean military parades
.
Graph styles: random, self-reinforcing, overlapping communities
How many nodes and edges can we show before we lose any coherence?
How do graph topologies affect connectivity?
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Identifying and Mapping the Attack Surface
You can start building a baseline description of the Attack Surface in a picture and notes. Spend a few hours reviewing design and architecture documents from an attacker's perspective. Read through the source code and identify different points of entry/exit:
- User interface (UI) forms and fields
- HTTP headers and cookies
- APIs
- Files
- Databases
- Other local storage
- Email or other kinds of messages
- Run-time arguments
- …. [your points of entry/exit]
The total number of different attack points can easily add up into the thousands or more. To make this manageable, break the model into different types based on function, design and technology:
- Login/authentication entry points
- Admin interfaces
- Inquiries and search functions
- Data entry (CRUD) forms
- Business workflows
- Transactional interfaces/APIs
- Operational command and monitoring interfaces/APIs
- Interfaces with other applications/systems
- ... [your types]
You also need to identify the valuable data (e.g. confidential, sensitive, regulated) in the application, by interviewing developers and users of the system, and again by reviewing the source code.
You can also build up a picture of the Attack Surface by scanning the application. For web apps you can use a tool like the OWASP_Zed_Attack_Proxy_Project or Arachni or Skipfish or w3af or one of the many commercial dynamic testing and vulnerability scanning tools or services to crawl your app and map the parts of the application that are accessible over the web. Some web application firewalls (WAFs) may also be able to export a model of the appliaction's entry points.
Validate and fill in your understanding of the Attack Surface by walking through some of the main use cases in the system: signing up and creating a user profile, logging in, searching for an item, placing an order, changing an order, and so on. Follow the flow of control and data through the system, see how information is validated and where it is stored, what resources are touched and what other systems are involved. There is a recursive relationship between Attack Surface Analysis and Application Threat Modeling: changes to the Attack Surface should trigger threat modeling, and threat modeling helps you to understand the Attack Surface of the application.
The Attack Surface model may be rough and incomplete to start, especially if you haven’t done any security work on the application before. Fill in the holes as you dig deeper in a security analysis, or as you work more with the application and realize that your understanding of the Attack Surface has improved.


| Overview | Module | Use | Devguide | Index |
| Nested Modules | Services | Singletons | Interfaces | Structs | Exceptions | Enums | Typedefs | Constant Groups |
| module document |
|
| Services | |
| DocumentInfo | [ DEPRECATED ] this service provides document-specific information like the author, creation date and user fields |
| DocumentProperties | provides document-specific information such as the author, creation date, and user-defined fields. |
| DocumentRevisionListPersistence | interface to maintain a list of document revisions |
| EventDescriptor | specifies an event binding for a document or a document content |
| Events | is a collection of all events supported by a document or content of a document |
| ExportFilter | filter for exports |
| ExtendedTypeDetection | describes a class of service which will be used for deep TypeDetection in a generic way |
| ExtendedTypeDetectionFactory | factory to create extended type detection components. |
| FilterAdapter | |
| FilterFactory | factory to create filter components. |
| HeaderFooterSettings | describes properties that control the formatting of headers and footers for documents that do not allow individual settings for individual parts like pages or slides. |
| ImportFilter | filter for imports |
| LinkTarget | This service is implemented by objects inside a document object model that can be the target of a link inside a document |
| LinkTargets | This service gives access to a collection of names that are child links of the parent object that supplied this service. |
| MediaDescriptor | describes properties of a document, regarding the relationship between the loaded document and the resource the document is loaded from / stored to. |
| OOXMLDocumentPropertiesImporter | allows to import document properties from OOXML format |
| OfficeDocument | abstract service which specifies a storable and printable document |
| OleEmbeddedServerRegistration | registers embedded server for StarOffice documents |
| PDFDialog | This service is for a PDFDialog |
| Settings | describes properties that apply to the whole document of any application. |
| StandaloneDocumentInfo | [ DEPRECATED ] extends the service DocumentInfo to have access on such document properties without loading the whole document |
| TypeDetection | capsulate a type detection service and provide read/write access on it's configuration data. |
| XMLBasicExporter | Filter for exporting Basic macros to the OpenOffice.org file format. |
| XMLBasicImporter | Filter for importing Basic macros from the OpenOffice.org file format. |
| XMLOasisBasicExporter | Filter for exporting Basic macros to the OASIS Open Office file format. |
| XMLOasisBasicImporter | Filter for importing Basic macros from the OASIS Open Office file format. |
| Interfaces | |
| XActionLockable | makes it possible to prevent object internal updates for a certain period to be able to quickly change multiple parts of the objects, where the updates would invalidate each other, anyway. |
| XBinaryStreamResolver | |
| XCodeNameQuery | |
| XDocumentEventBroadcaster | allows to be notified of events happening in an OfficeDocument, and to cause notification of such events. |
| XDocumentEventListener | allows to be notified of events happening in an OfficeDocument |
| XDocumentInfo | [ DEPRECATED ] provides access to the user fields for the information regarding the document |
| XDocumentInfoSupplier | [ DEPRECATED ] through this interface documents can provide a DocumentInfo |
| XDocumentInsertable | makes it possible to import a document from a given URL into this document. |
| XDocumentLanguages | |
| XDocumentProperties | provides document-specific information such as the author, creation date, and user-defined fields. |
| XDocumentPropertiesSupplier | provides access to the XDocumentProperties instance of a document. |
| XDocumentRecovery | is the interface to be implemented by documents who wish to participate in the document emergency-save / recovery process. |
| XDocumentRevisionListPersistence | interface to load or store a list of document revisions from or to a document using the packed XML file format |
| XDocumentSubStorageSupplier | through this interface documents can provide access to their substorages |
| XEmbeddedObjectResolver | this interface converts embedded object URLs from one URL space to another. |
| XEmbeddedObjectSupplier | represents something that provides an embedded object. |
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| XImporter | makes it possible to connect a document with an ImportFilter |
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| XInteractionFilterSelect | continuation used by interaction mechanism at filter detection during loading documents |
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| XMimeTypeInfo | provides information regarding which MIME types are supported by a filter. |
| XOOXMLDocumentPropertiesImporter | allows to import the document properties from OOXML fomat |
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| XScriptInvocationContext | indicates support for executing scripts contained in a, possibly foreign, document. |
| XStandaloneDocumentInfo | [ DEPRECATED ] makes it possible to load document information from a resource specified by a URL and to store it into a resource also specified by a URL |
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| XStorageChangeListener | allows to be notified when a document is switched to a new storage. |
| XTypeDetection | support "flat" and "deep" type detection of a given document |
| XUndoAction | represents a single (undoable) action on a document |
| XUndoManager | provides access to the undo/redo stacks of a document
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| XUndoManagerListener | implemented by components which want to be notified of changes in the Undo/Redo stacks of an Undo manager. |
| XUndoManagerSupplier | provides access to an XUndoManager. |
| XViewDataSupplier | gives access to some properties describing all open views to a document |
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| BrokenPackageRequest | Is used for interaction handle in case package is broken. |
| ChangedByOthersRequest | Is used for interaction handle to query user decision in case the document being saved was already stored by another user during the editing. |
| CorruptedFilterConfigurationException | This exception is thrown in case the global filter configuration does not exists or contains corrupted data. |
| EmptyUndoStackException | is raised when an operation is attemption at an XUndoManager which requires a non-empty stack of undo actions, and this requirement is not fullfilled. |
| FilterOptionsRequest | Is used for interaction handle to get filter options. |
| LockFileIgnoreRequest | Is used for interaction handle to query user decision regarding storing to a location where no lock file can be created. |
| LockedDocumentRequest | Is used for interaction handle to query user decision regarding locked document. |
| LockedOnSavingRequest | Is used for interaction handle to query user decision regarding locked document on saving. |
| NoSuchFilterRequest | should be used for interaction to handle states of unknown filter during detection |
| OwnLockOnDocumentRequest | Is used for interaction handle to query user decision regarding locked document. |
| UndoContextNotClosedException | is thrown when an operation is attempted at an XUndoManager which requires all undo contexts to be closed, but this requirement is not fullfilled. |
| UndoFailedException | thrown when reverting to re-applying an undoable action fails. |
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| PrinterIndependentLayout | specifies whether the document printer metric is used. |
| RedlineDisplayType | specifies which changes in a document are displayed. |
| UpdateDocMode | Specify the way a document can be updated. |
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Camera models
This post give an introduction to various camera models, and specifically focuses on the pinhole camera model.
Camera models
Thin Lens Model
Most cameras use a lens to focus light onto the image plane so that enough light can be captured in a short period of time. Lens models can be quite complex, however, we can consider the simplist case, known as the thin lens model. In this model, light emmited from a single scene point travelling along different paths converge at a point behind the lens. This phenomena is governed by focus length, which is defined as the distance behind the lens to which rays from infinitely distant source converge in focus.
If is the distance from the center of the lens to a surface point, then for a focal length , the rays from that surface point will be in focus at a distance behind the lens center, where , and will satisfy the thin lens equation:
\[\frac{1}{|f|}=\frac{1}{z_0}+\frac{1}{z_1} \]
Pinhole Camera Model
A pinhole camera is an idealization of the thin lens as aperture shrinks to zero. Light from a point travels along a single straight path through a pinhole onto the image plane. The object is imaged upside-down on the image plane.
Camera projections
Perspective Projections
Consider a point in 3D space with tthe camera center at the origin. The projection onto the image plane is , where . This is perspective projection.
Two important properties:
- Perspective projection preserves linearity;
- Perspective projection does not preserve parallelism.
Orthographic Projections
For objects sufficiently far away, rays are nearly parallel, and variation in is insignificant.
In this case, , for some real scalar . This is orthographic projection.
Camera coordinate system
The center of projection is the origin of coordinate system . Let is the optical axis, also the gaze direction, so the optical axis is
\[\vec{w}=-\frac{\vec{g}}{|\vec{g}|}\]
In order to determine and , we first define the “up” vector as . Then, is perpendicular to both and , and is perpendicular to and .
\[\vec{u}=\frac{\vec{t} \times \vec{w}}{|\vec{t} \times \vec{w}|}\] \[\vec{v} = \vec{w} \times \vec{u}\]
We can define a camera coordinate system based on these three vectors, where 3D points are represented w.r.t. the camera’s position and orientation.
Now we know how to represent the camera coordinate system within the world coordinate system, we need to explicitly formulate the rigid transformation between these two coordinate systems.
It’s not hard to show that for a point in the camera coordinate system, the corresponding point in the world coordinate system is
We also need to find the inverse transformation, i.e., from world to camera coordinates. We note that that matrix is orthonomal. Because are unit vector that are perpendicular to one another. Therefore, . The inverse matrix is
In inhomogeneous coordinates, we have , and
In homogeneous coordinates, we have , and


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struct rpcent { char *r_name; /* name of server for this RPC program */ char **r_aliases; /* alias list */ long r_number; /* RPC program number */ };
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[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> GPUs were shut out by FPGAs and ASICs relatively
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[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> and not losing money on power costs
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> when everyone has FPGAs, you will have gained exactly zero efficiency in mining
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> profit wise your right
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> at geoscale
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> as eveyrone gains the same hardware it equals out
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> but if a single piece of hardware is the same price as say 10 piece of hardware, then even if profits remain the same but power costs go down then you gained something
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> so, algorithms should do a good job to make dedicated mining investments, like FPGAs better, but not crushing the non-dedicated investments, like CPUs and GPUs, to the extent they can. that supports the scalable economics AND decentralization
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> that is not stopping progress
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> algorithms that can do that ARE progress
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[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> you can't fully support cpu mining without hurting gpu mining and the like
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> it can only be done artificially
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> it's all relative, and they all have their strengths and weaknesses
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> no more artificial than proof of work itself
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> cpu mining has strengths only if the aglo is built to use a cpu's architecture in a way that isnt' supported by gpu's
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> CPUs are ASICs
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> technically everything is an asic
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> point being, PoW is about proof of work. it is arbitrary
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> as long as it proves work
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> right now, the algo "artifically" advantages FPGAs
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> so, soon, it won't
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> so your saying that by manualy reducing the effectiveness of hardware you work to maintain the status quo of hardware in a way that makes the network better?
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> not sure if i worded that right
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> i'm just tryin to see your pov
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> you want to keep all hardware relative to one another regardless of what they are actually capable of
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> by balancing the proof of work algorithm to leverage strengths and weaknesses of the available hardware worldwide in a way that both incentivizes dedicated mining and doesn't close the door to casual mining, i believe there is much more chance of true decentralization. just because no one is doing it well now doesn't mean it is not achievable
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> whatever they are capable of, proof of work only proves investment and interest in observing the protocol due to economic risk, nothing more
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> i look forward to seeing how it works out
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> me too
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> mining isnt an altruistic endeavor unfortuantely
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> at least pow isn't
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> if a coin you believe in is profitable then you mine it, if its not profitable then you mine something else and buy what you believe in
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> thats the reality of mining
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> but i hope you guys are successful with the changes and i'll definitely keep an eye out for how it comes along
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> will be curious to see how hash rates work out across the board
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> agreed to some extent. there's a thing called "speculative mining", and mining one coin just to sell it and buy another doesn't always get you the same result. when some large group of people lose financially due to factors that were both out of their control and secretly leveraged by a small group, that is quite the opposite of altruistic in a way this community prefers is eventually eliminated by not being rewarded. we prefer a system where people don't have to be altruistic, just one that rewards openness more than a covert approach.
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> at the end of the day, only a small amount of miners on your network will mine a coin that isn't profitable; those that believe in the coin or those that are hoping for a pump at some point
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> otherwise it makes more sense to mine something that is profitable and buy the coin you believe in
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> people dont mine at a loss out of the goodness of their heart
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> that's ok
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> there are lots of variables of course
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> but thats just a rough statement
[dscrdvrsc] <uchirosan> anyways, good talkin to you..glad to hear your pov and wish you Happy Holidays!
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> at least when things are more equal, we won't lose 70% of the hash power when one data center goes offline. that only happened when many who didn't have the secret FPGA algo found it no longer something they should mine and the PoW became much more centralized. we expect that to go back to a healthier state for the network
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[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> Happy Holidays to you too!
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> Ive been mining at a theoretical loss for a while now...just sayin...
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> :smiley_abused:
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> you and me both i'm sure we're not alone


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| SHPowerL | Compute the power of a real function for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHPowerDensityL | Compute the power spectral density of a function for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHCrossPowerL | Compute the cross-power of two functions for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHCrossPowerDensityL | Compute the cross-power spectral density of two functions for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHPowerSpectrum | Compute the power spectrum of a function. |
| SHPowerSpectrumDensity | Compute the power spectral density of a function. |
| SHCrossPowerSpectrum | Compute the cross-power spectrum of two functions. |
| SHCrossPowerSpectrumDensity | Compute the cross-power spectral density of two functions. |
| SHAdmitCorr | Calculate the admittance and correlation spectra of two functions. |
| SHConfidence | Compute the probability that two sets of spherical harmonic coefficients are correlated at a given degree and for a given correlation coefficient. |
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Complex spectral analysis |
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| SHPowerLC | Compute the power of a complex function for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHPowerDensityLC | Compute the power spectral density of a complex function for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHCrossPowerLC | Compute the cross-power of two complex functions for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHCrossPowerDensityLC | Compute the cross-power spectral density of two complex functions for a single spherical harmonic degree. |
| SHPowerSpectrumC | Compute the power spectrum of a complex function. |
| SHPowerSpectrumDensityC | Compute the power spectral density of a complex function. |
| SHCrossPowerSpectrumC | Compute the cross-power spectrum of two complex functions. |
| SHCrossPowerSpectrumDensityC | Compute the cross-power spectral density of two complex functions. |
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Start crafting your html by editing this content at src/index.html. This file consists of a primary page content and a partial files, which contains global HTML page sections like head declaration, header, footer and scripts. These partials are also files you should change to your needs.
The file inside src directory becomes generated on each change into fully functional static file located at dist/index.html that can be viewed in a browser.
Create new html file inside the src directory for each subpage you want to work on. It will be authomatically generated to dist directory too.
To compile a HTML and Sass, do not forget to run:
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This tool works with a layer of point features and an area. The area can optionally be an input polygon layer, or it can be a grid calculated when the tool is run. The tool first determines which points fall within each area. After determining this point-in-area spatial relationship, statistics about all points in the area are calculated and assigned to the area. The most basic statistic is the count of the number of points within the area, but you can get other statistics as well.
This tool can also work on data that is time enabled. If time is enabled on the input points, than the tools time slicing options are available. Time slicing allows you to calculate the point-in area relationship while looking at a specific slice in time. For example, you could look at hourly intervals, which would result in outputs for each hour.
For an example without time, suppose you have point features of coffee shop locations and area features of counties, and you want to summarize coffee sales by county. Assuming the coffee shops have a TOTAL_SALES attribute, you can get the sum of all TOTAL_SALES within each county, the minimum or maximum TOTAL_SALES within each county, or other statistics like the count, range, standard deviation, and variance.
For an example with time, suppose you had point features of every transaction made at a coffee shop location and no polygon data set. The data has been recorded over a year, and each transaction has a location and a time stamp. Assuming each transaction has a TOTAL_SALES attribute, you can get the sum of all TOTAL SALES within the space and time of interest. If these transactions are for a single city, we could generate polygons that were one kilometer grids, and look at weekly time slices to summarize the transactions in both time and space.
The point layer that will be aggregated into the areas. You can optionally browse for a big data file share dataset of feature layer.
The area that the pointLayer will be aggregated into. You can choose between a Polygon Layer that you provide, or Bins that are generated when the tool runs. Both outputs will produce polygon layers.
The polygon used to aggregate points into.
Either the Distance Interval or Polygon Layer must be set.
The distance used to generate square bins to aggregate your input pointLayer into.
Either the Distance Interval or Polygon Layer must be set.
If time is not enabled on your input points, and of type instant, time slicing is not available. If time is enabled on the Point Layer and is of type instant, then you can apply time slicing. There are three parameters you can set when you time slice
Imagine you had data that represented a year in time, and you wanted to aggregate it into weekly slices. To do that you would set you Time Interval to 1 week.
Imagine you had data that represented a year in time, and you wanted to examine the first week of month. To do that you would set you Time Interval to 1 week, your Time Step to 1 month, and your Reference Time to January 1, at 12:00 am.
Interval of time used for slicing the data. Time interval may be used alone, or used with the Time Step or Reference Time.
If you wanted to create time slices that took place every Monday from 9:00 am until 10:00 am. The Time Interval would be one week. The Time Step would be one week, and the Reference Time would be 12:00:01 am on a Monday.
The step used for calculating a time step. Time step may be used alone, with a Time Interval, with a Reference Time, or with both a Time Interval and Reference Time.
If you wanted to create time slices that took place every Monday from 9:00 am until 10:00 am. The Time Interval would be one week. The Time Step would be one week, and the Reference Time would be 12:00:01 am on a Monday.
The time used to align time slicing. Time Steps will start from, and continue backwards for the reference time.
If you wanted to create time slices that took place every Monday from 9:00 am until 10:00 am. The Time Interval would be one week. The Time Step would be one week, and the Reference Time would be 12:00:00 am on a Monday.
You can calculate statistics about attributes of numeric fields of the input layer such as:
This is the name of the layer that will be created in My Content and added to the map. The default name is based on the tool name and the input layer name. If the layer already exists the tool run will fail.
Using the Save result in drop-down box, you can specify the name of a folder in My Content where the result will be saved.


| 010:074 Khan | : |
Then after him We sent Messengers to their people, they brought them clear proofs, but they would not believe what they had already rejected beforehand. Thus We seal the hearts of the transgressors (those who disbelieve in the Oneness of Allah and disobey Him). |
| 010:074 Maulana | : |
Then, after him We sent messengers to their people. They came to them with clear arguments, but they would not believe what they had rejected before. Thus do We seal the hearts of those who exceed the limits. |
| 010:074 Pickthal | : |
Then, after him, We sent messengers unto their folk, and they brought them clear proofs. But they were not ready to believe in that which they before denied. Thus print We on the hearts of the transgressors. |
| 010:074 Rashad | : |
Then we sent after him messengers to their people, and they showed them clear proofs. But they were not to believe in what they had rejected in the past. We thus seal the hearts of the transgressors. |
| 010:074 Sarwar | : |
After (Noah) We sent other Messengers to their people with clear authoritative evidence proving their prophetic claims). But how could the people believe what they had previously called lies? Thus do We seal the hearts of the transgressors. |
| 010:074 Shakir | : |
Then did We raise up after him messengers to their people, so they came to them with clear arguments, but they would not believe in what they had rejected before; thus it is that We set seals upon the hearts of those who exceed the limits. |
| 010:074 Sherali | : |
The WE sent, after him, other Messengers to their respective peoples, and they brought them clear proofs. But they would not believe in them, because they had rejected them before. Thus do WE seal the hearts of the transgressors. |
| 010:074 Yusufali | : |
Then after him We sent (many) messengers to their peoples: they brought them Clear Signs, but they would not believe what they had already rejected beforehand. Thus do We seal the hearts of the transgressors. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: القرآن الكريم > تغييرهم حكم القرآن The Holy Quran> Changing the Quran Rules
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Machine learning and Data mining algorithms for prediction and diagnostics of Cardiovascular diseases.
ADHA is a device that is designed to support people who have had both their arms amputated above or below the elbow. It provides two major types of support:
Abstract:
Modern technology has led to many new inventions to cater the growing needs of people. One of the leading inventions is that of mind reading computer. Mind is an abstract entity, which consists of sensations emotions, feelings, desires and intentions. Mind reading is a way to detect or infer person's mental states. The technology is based on the ability to read human mind with use of computers. These computers analyse human brain to detect what it is trying to convey. The paper deals with brief study of major aspects involved in mind reading technology. It provides an effective way to blend human mind and computers.
Links: [paper]
Abstract:
This paper explores the impact of driverless cars in the world of cars.Driverless cars are robotic vehicles designed to operate safely and autonomously without human intervention.This kind of technology has become a concrete reality and may pave the way for future systems where computers take over the art of driving.These cars won’t have a steering wheel,accelarator or a brake pedal because they don’t need them,artificial intelligence softwares and sensors will do all the work.
Links: [paper]


Frequently asked question
How do I cite FitHiChIP?
FitHiChIP should be cited as:
Sourya Bhattacharyya, Vivek Chandra, Pandurangan Vijayanand, and Ferhat Ay, Identification of significant chromatin contacts from HiChIP data by FitHiChIP, Nature Communications, Vol 10, No 4221, 2019, DOI: <https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-11950-y>
I do not know anything about HiChIP. What should I do?
In addition to read the FitHiChIP paper, users are requested to read the following papers for a detailed understanding of HiC and HiChIP protocols.
HiChIP protocol papers:
Hi-C related basic papers:
HiC-pro paper:
FitHiC paper (for significant interaction calling from Hi-C data)
How to install HiC-pro in the system?
HiC-pro is available through GitHub <https://github.com/nservant/HiC-Pro> (corresponding documentation is available in <http://nservant.github.io/HiC-Pro/>). The simple way is to either download GitHub archieve in a zipped format, or to clone the repository. Then, user needs to perform the following steps:
(Extract the zipped archieve if downloaded.) Go to the directory containing HiC-pro (generally inside the folder name HiC-Pro-master)
Edit the file config-install.txt by specifying the path names of required packages.
Type make configure in the command line, and press enter.
Once configuration is performed, type make CONFIG_SYS=config-install.txt install in the command line, and press enter. Successful execution of this command would install HiC-pro in a folder named HiC-Pro_*VERSIONNAME*
How to visualize the FitHiChIP loops in genome browser?
FitHiChIP produces output loops compatible to different epigenome browsers. They are: WashU epigenome browser, UCSC genome browser, and IGV browser.
For details, please check the page Details of FitHiChIP outputs for a detailed description.
What type of input data formats are supported in FitHiChIP?
FitHiChIP supports multiple input data formats: 1) HiC-pro generated valid pairs, 2) .hic file, 3) .cool file, 4) text file containing chromosomal interacting pairs and contact counts.
For details, see the page Setting up configuration file.
What type of HiChIP interactions are supported in FitHiChIP?
Currently FitHiChIP supports finding statistically significant CIS interactions. The foreground (output interaction type) depends on the option IntType (see Setting up configuration file). Default mode of FitHiChIP is to report peak-to-all interactions (one end is a peak, while the other end may or may not be a peak).
Does FitHiChIP support processing HiC data?
Yes, user can provide any HiC contact map according to the parameter and file specifications provided in Setting up configuration file. Note that the parameter IntType should be specified as 4 (ALL-to-ALL). No ChIP-seq peak information is required in this case. The ICE bias regression (BiasType = 2), and FitHiChIP loose background (UseP2PBackgrnd = 0) is preferable in processing HiC datasets.
I want to process HiChIP data, but cannot find any reference ChIP-seq file. What should I do?
ChIP-seq peak information can be also obtained from the HiChIP data itself, by employing the peak calling routine provided in FitHiChIP. For details, please check the HiChIP peak calling routine in the page Various utility scripts / functions.
Does FitHiChIP support processing Capture-HiC data?
Yes, please check the page Various utility scripts / functions, specifically (8. Applying FitHiChIP on capture HiC data).


AckooSDKManager
public class AckooSDKManager
AckooSDKManager class to report all activity to backend
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access shared singleton object
Declaration
Swift
public class func shared() -> AckooSDKManager
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Report user activity to Ackoo backend
Attention
callback will be always called on the main thread.Declaration
Swift
public func reportActivity(type: AckooEventType, activity: UserActivity, callback: @escaping (_ succeeded: Bool, _ response: Any) -> Void)
Parameters
type
type of event
activity
activity class that holds relevant information like token, email address
callback
call back with server response or error.


In Payment Methods section you can all available payment methods.
Flexible 3d secure (3ds) is a feature that allows the merchant to define rules when to use credit card 3ds authentication. Using this feature the merchant can define smart rules to reduce friction for some transactions and at the same time provide the necessary security layer for riskier ones.
Creating flexible 3ds rules is available for all credit card brands offered by the Payengine.
3ds is enabled by default for credit cards by the Payengine's account managers or admins. It is separately set for every card, and every card's entry mode. You can check the current values of the option in Merchant Center → Payment methods → Credit Card Options view.
Important:
Flexible 3ds rules can be defined based on transaction parameters in order to trigger or skip the 3ds authentication.
The flexible 3ds rules can be defined from the Merchant Center's "Risk Settings" section under "Flexible 3ds".
Тhere are several criteria, the combination of which creates a 3ds rule.
Important: Filled amount must be in smallest currency unit (e.g. cents, NOT in EUR)!!!
If the merchant intends to reduce friction for some of his customers with cards issued in Germany who are doing orders with low amounts, a rule can be defined as follows:
This rule means that if there is an order with a card which issuing country is German (DE) and the order amount is less than 2 EUR (200 cents), then the 3ds process will be never required.
Example 2A more complex example may define some inclusion and exclusion techniques as follows:
These three rules will be executed consecutively. When a rule applies then it's result (ALWAYS, NEVER) will be taken into account for the processing of the order and corresponding 3ds authentication.
This way with the above-mentioned example a transaction with a German (DE) card for more than 2 EUR (200 cents) will always require a 3ds, while orders from a USA (US) card for less than 10 EUR(1000 cents) or transactions from a card of any other issuing country for less than 4 EUR (400 cents) will never require 3ds.
All credit card orders contain a property flexibleThreeDS under their meta object. This property indicates whether a rule was hit or not and what is the result. It is available via both API and Merchant Center
The following three value options can be returned in the Flexible 3DS property.
{
"createdAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>692,
"modifiedAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>826,
"merchantId": "Merchant-11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111",
"terms":<PHONE_NUMBER>476,
"privacy":<PHONE_NUMBER>476,
"orderId": "lvqancy9fh",
"merchantOrderId": null,
"paymentProviderTransactionId": null,
"description": "flex 3ds transaction",
"statementDescription": null,
"initialAmount": 100,
"preauthorizedAmount": 0,
"capturedAmount": 0,
"refundedAmount": 0,
"canceledAmount": 0,
"currency": "EUR",
"basket": [
{
"id": "Article-36f5190b-e6a9-46fc-b429-26ddd56587e2",
"name": "USB-Stick",
"articleNumber": "SW10029",
"totalPrice": 100,
"totalPriceWithTax": 100,
"unitPrice": 100,
"unitPriceWithTax": 100,
"quantity": 1,
"tax": 0,
"discount": null,
"imageUrl": null,
"articleUrl": null,
"articleType": null
}
],
"customer": null,
"persona": null,
"billingAddress": null,
"shippingAddress": null,
"ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"paymentInstrument": {
"createdAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>707,
"modifiedAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>707,
"paymentInstrumentId": "paymentinstrument_vrkohr6i3y",
"merchantPaymentInstrumentId": null,
"attributes": {
"cardHolder": "Max Mustermann",
"expiryMonth": "12",
"expiryYear": "18",
"brand": "VISA",
"issuerCountry": "US",
"cardNumber": "************0002"
},
"encrypted": true,
"origin": "creditcard",
"type": "creditcard",
"recurring": false
},
"transactions": [
{
"createdAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>711,
"modifiedAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>734,
"type": "PREAUTH",
"transactionId": "transaction_uzdrlushnz",
"description": "flex 3ds transaction",
"initialAmount": 100,
"capturedAmount": 0,
"canceledAmount": 0,
"currency": "EUR",
"status": "PENDING",
"order": "lvqancy9fh",
"parentTransaction": null,
"transactions": null,
"basket": [
{
"id": "Article-36f5190b-e6a9-46fc-b429-26ddd56587e2",
"name": "USB-Stick",
"articleNumber": "SW10029",
"totalPrice": 100,
"totalPriceWithTax": 100,
"unitPrice": 100,
"unitPriceWithTax": 100,
"quantity": 1,
"tax": 0,
"discount": null,
"imageUrl": null,
"articleUrl": null,
"articleType": null
}
],
"providerCode": null,
"merchantMessage": null,
"customerMessage": null,
"descriptor": null,
"meta": null,
"challenge": null,
"asyncNotificationSubscriptionId": null
}
],
"status": "OPEN",
"channel": "ECOM",
"source": "TEST",
"settled": false,
"settlementDate": null,
"allowedProducts": null,
"product": "creditcard",
"transactionType": "PREAUTH",
"meta": {
"threeDs": 2,
"flexibleThreeDS": "ThreeDSecure offered without applying any Flexible ThreeDS Risk Rules"
},
"async": {
"success": "https://merchanttest.payengine.de/",
"failure": "https://merchanttest.payengine.de/",
"cancel": "https://merchanttest.payengine.de/"
},
"deviceIdent": null,
"asyncNotificationSubscriptionId": null,
"redirectUrl": "https://apitest.payengine.de/async/creditcard/1.0/redirect/ff428729c9b83585a4ad"
}


Pmw.Color - contains functions for handling colors and color schemes
This module is a set of functions for manipulating colors and for modifying the color scheme of an application or a widget. Many of the functions in this module take or return colors. These values may represent colors in the following ways:
'orange'
or '#ffa500'
[1.0, 0.6, 0.0]
.
As used in these functions, the brightness of a color is the perceived grey level of the color as registered by the human eye. For example, even though the colors red, blue and yellow have the same intensity (1.0), they have different brightnesses, 0.299, 0.114 and 0.886 respectively, reflecting the different way these colors appear to the eye. The brightness of a color is a value between 0.0 (dark) and 1.0 (bright).
A color scheme is a set of colors defined for each of the
default color options in the Tk option database. Color schemes
can be used in two ways. Firstly, using Pmw.Color.setscheme()
,
the Tk option database can be set to the values in the color
scheme. This will not have any effect on currently existing
widgets, but any new widgets created after setting the options
will have these colors as their defaults. Secondly, using
Pmw.Color.changecolor()
the color scheme can be used to change
the colors of a widget and all its child widgets.
A color scheme is specified by defining one or more color options
(one of the defined options must be background
). Not all
options need be specified - if any options are not defined, they
are calculated from the other colors. These are the options used
by a color scheme, together with their values if not specified:
background: (must be specified) foreground: black activeForeground: same as foreground insertBackground: same as foreground selectForeground: same as foreground highlightColor: same as foreground disabledForeground: between fg and bg but closer to bg highlightBackground: same as background activeBackground: a little lighter that bg selectBackground: a little darker that bg troughColor: a little darker that bg selectColor: yellow
There are many functions in this module. As well as
Pmw.Color.setscheme()
and Pmw.Color.changecolor()
, some of the
most useful are Pmw.Color.spectrum()
,
Pmw.Color.changebrightness()
and
Pmw.Color.getdefaultpalette()
.
(light, dark)
of color names that can be used as
the light and dark border shadows on a widget where the background
is colorName. This is the same method that Tk uses for shadows
when drawing reliefs on widget borders. The root argument is
only used to query Tk for the rgb values of colorName.
For example to change a widget to have a red color scheme with a white foreground:
Pmw.Color.changecolor(widget, background = 'red3', foreground = 'white')
The colors of widgets created after this call will not be affected.
Note that widget must be a Tk widget or toplevel. To change the color of a Pmw megawidget, use it's hull component. For example:
widget = megawidget.component('hull') Pmw.Color.changecolor(widget, background = 'red3')
To do this, a few widgets are created as children of root, their defaults are queried, and then the widgets are destroyed. (Tk supplies no other way to get widget default values.)
Note that root must be a Tk widget or toplevel. To use a Pmw megawidget as the root, use it's hull component. For example:
root = megawidget.component('hull') Pmw.Color.getdefaultpalette(root)
'#RRGGBB'
suitable for use with Tk color functions.
For example to initialise an application to have a red color scheme with a white foreground:
Pmw.Color.setscheme(root, background = 'red3', foreground = 'white')
This function does not modify the colors of already existing widgets. Use Pmw.Color.changecolor() to do this.
Note that root must be a Tk widget or toplevel. To use the Tk option database of the root window of a Pmw megawidget, use the megawidget's hull component. For example:
root = megawidget.component('hull') Pmw.Color.setscheme(root, background = 'red3')
If returnHues is false, the return values are the names of the colors represented by the hues together with saturation and intensity and corrected by correction.
If returnHues is true, the return values are hues.
Pmw 1.2 -
5 Aug 2003
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Manual page last reviewed: 25 May 2002


The website I will use to analyze for usability design is commonsensemedia.org. I will focus specifically on the landing page. The website belongs to a non-profit organization that helps parents and educators with information, reviews, and guidelines about the different types of media available. I will test the page against the following usability criteria:
- Is it self-explanatory?
- Does it take advantage of conventions?
- Effective visual hierarchies?
- Break pages up into clearly defined areas? Obvious what’s clickable?
- Eliminate distractions? Support scanning?
Is it self-explanatory?
I find this website easy use because the menu items are clear, and the page is not overwhelming with too much information. The landing page contains a clear header with menu items giving the visitor a quick sense of what the site is about. Does it take advantage of conventions?
The page does take advantage of conventions, menu items are where you expect to find them. It does not impose additional sleuthing to find what you need. Each menu item contains a drop-down selection of sub-categories. For visitors who do not want to scan, they can go straight to the top right of the page to the search box to find their topic easily. The site also employs multiple ways to filter each topic to narrow the results which makes it easy to use. Effective visual hierarchies?
Continuing with their use of conventions, the site reads top to bottom. From the very top, you can begin to narrow the purpose of your visit, are you a parent, educator or advocate? The graphic elements are relevant to the subject. They serve as introductions to the subject matter. Break pages up into clearly defined areas? Obvious what’s clickable?
The page breaks in four distinct sections. The first top section gives you menu items and a headline article:
The second section below gives you past articles and new movies, DVD and learning opportunities:
The third section gives you links to their blogs and reviews along with links to the site’s sponsors:
The last bottom section gives details about the site:
Sprinkled on the page are words in green text that make it obvious that they are clickable. There is just one pop-up box fly into the page that asks for you to create an account to customize the page to your child’s age, if you wish. Simply clicking “No, thanks” makes it go away. This pop-up shows up only initially, the next time you land on it remembers your selection.
Eliminate distractions? Support scanning?The page has minimal distractions. With the exception of the on pop-up for customization, there aren’t any other ads or other pop-ups that distract the user from the page contents. The page content is also organized to support scanning. Clicking on the hyperlinked words brings up more details. The related articles are succinct with bulleted items and uses a layout that support ease of scanning.


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When a user logs in, the application performs the following query:
SELECT uid, name, profileID, salary, passportNr, email, nickName,
password FROM usertable WHERE profileID=10 AND password = 'ce5ca67...'
When logging in, the user supplies input to the profileID parameter. For this challenge, the parameter accepts an integer, as can be seen here:
... WHERE profileID=10 AND password = ...
Since there is no input sanitization, it is possible to bypass the login by using the code below as ProfileID:
1 or 1=1--
The final query will then look as follows:
SELECT uid, name, profileID, salary, passportNr, email, nickName,
password FROM usertable WHERE profileID=1 or 1=1-- AND password = 'ce5ca67...'
Because of the comment symbol(--), the password check is commented out and will not be performed. Also, since 1=1 is always true, the query will return all users, making the application log in as the first user in the returned dataset.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load cache %} {% block title %}{{ flatpage.title }} - idlebook{% endblock %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block css %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% cache 3000 howitworks_flat %}
1. Tell us what books you have.
2. We'll find you renters or buyers and notify you of their interest via email.
3. Drop your book off at our dropbox on the Ave.
4.
1. Find books you want to buy or rent.
2. Send a request to the owner of the book.
3. After the owner agrees, they will leave the book at our dropbox where you can pick it up and pay.
4. If you're renting, return it to our dropbox when it's due.


--- title: Workaround for lib_name != lib_path keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar nb_path: "nbs/01_scripts.ipynb" ---
def setup_settings_file(settings_path):
original_lib_name = "django_fileresponse"
settings_content = f"""
[DEFAULT]
lib_name = {original_lib_name}
"""
with settings_path.open("w") as f:
f.write(settings_content)
return settings_path, original_lib_name
def get_actual_lib_name(settings_path):
config = get_config(settings_path)
return config["DEFAULT"]["lib_name"]
settings_path, original_lib_name = setup_settings_file(Path.cwd() / "test.ini")
with patch_lib_name(settings_path, "fileresponse") as patched_config:
patched_lib_name = get_actual_lib_name(settings_path)
print("lib_name original vs patched: ", original_lib_name, patched_lib_name)
reset_lib_name = get_actual_lib_name(settings_path)
print("after leaving contextmanager, lib_name is back to original: ", reset_lib_name)
# arange
settings_path, original_lib_name = setup_settings_file(Path.cwd() / "test.ini")
# act and assert
patched_lib_name = "fileresponse"
with patch_lib_name(settings_path, patched_lib_name) as patched_config:
actual_lib_name = get_actual_lib_name(settings_path)
assert patched_lib_name == actual_lib_name
# assert
actual_lib_name = get_actual_lib_name(settings_path)
assert original_lib_name == actual_lib_name


Challenge 5
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Write a function
once
that accepts a callback as input and returns a function.
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When the returned function is called the first time, it should call the callback and return that output.
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If it is called any additional times, instead of calling the callback again it will simply return the output value from the first time it was called.


[video] "Waterworld" (A Postview, copyright 1998 P-M Agapow)
"Mad Max 2" recast with lots of water and too much budget.
"Waterworld" is, of course, one of the most reviled and sneered at pictures of recent times. So fierce and scathing was the reaction to the picture, even before release, that it was virtually guaranteed to fail. It alone may have terminated the career of its director and star, Kevin Costner. But is it really that bad? In this cynical post "Starship Troopers" era, this question deserves to be asked.
For those who came in late - The icecaps have melted and the entire world is covered by water. Humans eke out an existence on the surface, on boats and in floating towns. Kevin Costner is a mutant, shunned by society and forced to rely only on himself. Strangely enough, in this film he also plays a mutant, shunned by society and forced to rely only on himself. He ends up in possession of Jeanne Tripplehorn and her surly charge, a child with a map of dry land tattooed on her back. There's also a bunch of pirates who, since they are lead by Dennis Hopper, must attack Costner psychotically until the end of the movie. Purportedly this is to get the map, but actually it's just so something happens between sailing sequences.
There are a lot of things wrong with "Waterworld". A decent attempt is made at swashbuckling action, with Costner biffing waves of pirate rabble. Unfortunately the Kev-ster is far too stodgy and aloof to make a charismatic hero, although to be fair this is probably the result of him trying to appear tough and self-reliant. There is much distressed leather and carefully draped rags for fashion. Should Jeanne Tripplehorn ever get her eyebrows plucked, she will be unable to act at all. Given the areactive chemistry generated between her and Costner, perhaps it would be best if she retired and sold the options on her name to some aspiring porn actress. And towards the end the movie
does
drag
a bit.
But having said that, "Waterworld" is not all that bad. The world is preposterous, but no more so that a lot of other films. As said above, there's some decent action. Dennis Hopper (whose career may not be destroyed by conventional weaponry) wheels out his violent psycho shtick again, but at least he is having some fun. There's explosions, some nicely setup jokes, a reasonably paced first section and some good photography of scenes set against the wide empty sea.
"Waterworld" is no trashier, and no more ambitious, than "Independence Day" or "Jurassic Park" or a number of other Big Dumb Pictures (BDPs). So why was it reviled so much? Certainly, if this was a B-grade film (directed by, say, Roger Corman) which instead of starring Costner, Hopper and Tripplehorn starred Charlie Sheen, Rutger Hauer and Tripplehorn, no-one would have batted an eyelid. Unless we credit purely random forces, it may be that "Waterworld" didn't play the publicity game well enough and entered a market that was unreceptive to a BDP. The extraordinary budget is another question. While it is an issue that is largely transparent to the movie-goer, it is sobering to think that on some level instead of "Waterworld" we could have got another "Gattaca", "In the Mouth of Madness" and "Until the End of the World". (Or another "Metropolitan", "Simple Men", "Jesus of Montreal" and handful of other independent pictures.) On this level, "Waterworld" is flagrantly wasteful, especially since the budget really doesn't show to any extent.
I would hesitate to recommend something that is so ephemeral. But count this review as a small rehabilitation of "Waterworld". While not a deep or great picture, the savaging it received was unjustified and may have prevented an actor/director from realising his full potential. [**/ok] and a lesser Errol Flynn on the Sid and Nancy scale.
"Waterworld" Released 1995. Directed by Kevin Reynolds and Kevin Costner Starring Kevin Costner. Dennis Hopper, Jeanne Tripplehorn Majorino.
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