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This Privacy Policy is effective 1 April 2013. VPHShare is committed to protecting the privacy of your information. We provide this Privacy Policy to inform users of our policies and procedures regarding the collection, use and disclosure of personally identifiable information collected via our Websites, emails or other means. This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time for any reason, at our sole discretion. We will notify you of any material changes to our Privacy Policy by posting the new Privacy Policy on our Website. You are advised to consult this Privacy Policy regularly for any changes. By using or accessing our Websites, you are accepting the practices described in this Privacy Policy, and you are consenting to our processing of your information as set forth in this Privacy Policy now and as amended by us. If you have any questions or comments about this Privacy Policy or our use of your personally identifiable information, please contact us at privacy@vph-share-eu.
This Privacy Statement covers the information practices of the following websites: 1. http://*.vphshare.eu/ 2. http://*.vphshare.org/
VPHShare offers a variety of services that are collectively referred to as the “Services.” VPHShare collects information from individuals who visit the Company’s Web site (“Visitors”) and individuals who register to use the Services (“Users”). When expressing an interest in obtaining additional information about its Services or registering to use its Services, VPHShare requires you to provide VPHShare and it's partnered Identity Provider BiomedTown with personal contact information, such as name, Institution name, address, phone number, and email address (“Required Contact Information”). After registration, you may also provide us information in the Content and Application(s) you post to the VPHShare Catalogue. As you navigate our Websites, VPHShare may also collect information through the use of commonly used informationgathering tools, such as cookies and Web beacons (“Web Site Navigational Information”). Web Site Navigational Information includes standard information from your Web browser (such as browser type and browser language), your Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, and the actions you take on the Company’s Web site (such as the Web pages viewed and the links clicked).
VPHShare uses Data about its Users to perform the services requested. For example, if you fill out a “Contact Me” Web form, VPHShare will use the information provided to contact you about your interest in the Services. VPHShare may also use Data about its Users for marketing purposes. For example, VPHShare may use information you provide to contact you to further discuss your interest in the Services and to send you information regarding VPHShare and its partners, such as information about promotions or events. Following termination or deactivation of your account, VPHShare may retain your profile information, Content, and Application(s) for a reasonable amount time for backup, archival, oraudit purposes. Furthermore, VPHShare may retain and continue to use indefinitely all Content contained in your communications to other users or posted to public or semipublic areas of the Service after termination or deactivation of your account. VPHShare may use certain information about you and/or your Application internally for purposes such as analysing how the Service is used, diagnosing service or technical problems, maintaining security, and personalizing content. VPHShare reserves the right, but has no obligation, to monitor or remove the Content you post on the Service if in our sole opinion such Content violates, or may violate, any applicable law or our Terms of Service, or to protect or defend our rights or property or those of any third party. VPHShare also reserves the right to remove Content upon the request of any third party. VPHShare uses Web Site Navigational Information to operate and improve VPHShare’s Web site. VPHShare may also use Web Site Navigational Information alone or in combination with Data About VPHShare Users to provide personalized information about VPHShare.
VPHShare uses commonly used informationgathering tools, such as cookies and Web beacons, to collect information as you navigate the Company’s Web site (“Web Site Navigational Information”). This section describes the types of Web Site Navigational Information that may be collected on the Company’s Web site and how this information may be used.
VPHShare uses cookies to make interactions with VPHShare’s Website easy and meaningful. When you visit VPHShare’s Website, VPHShare's servers send a cookie to your computer. Standing alone, cookies do not personally identify you. They merely recognize your Web browser. Unless you choose to identify yourself to VPHShare, either by opening an account, or filling out a Web form (such as a “Contact Me” Web form), you remain anonymous to the Company. VPHShare uses cookies that are sessionbased and persistentbased. Session cookies exist only during one session.  Persistent cookies remain on your computer after you close your browser or turn off your computer. If you have chosen to identify yourself to VPHShare, VPHShare uses session cookies containing encrypted information to allow the Company to uniquely identify you. Each time you log into its Services, a session cookie containing an encrypted, unique identifier that is tied to your account is placed your browser. These session cookies allow VPHShare to uniquely identify you when you are logged into to use its Services and to process your online requests and transactions. Session cookies are required to use the Services. VPHShare uses persistent cookies that only the Company can read and use to identify browsers that have previously visited VPHShare’s Web site. When you provide the Company with personal information, a unique identifier is assigned you. This unique identifier is associated with a persistent cookie that VPHShare places on your Web browser. The Company is especially careful about the security and confidentiality of the information stored in persistent cookies. For example, VPHShare does not store personal information or passwords in persistent cookies. If you disable your Web browser’s ability to accept cookies, you will be able to navigate VPHShare’s Web site, but you will not be able to successfully use its Services. VPHShare may use information from session and persistent cookies in combination with Data About VPHShare Users to provide you with information about VPHShare and its Services.
VPHShare uses Web beacons alone or in conjunction with cookies to compile information about Users and Visitors’ usage of VPHShare’s Website and interaction with emails from VPHShare. Web beacons are clear electronic images that can recognize certain types of information on your computer, such as cookies, when you viewed a particular Web site tied to the Web beacon, and a description of a Website tied to the Web beacon. For example, VPHShare may place Web beacons in marketing emails that notify VPHShare when you click on a link in the email that directs you to one of VPHShare’s Web site. VPHShare uses Web beacons to operate and improve VPHShare’s Website and email communications. VPHShare may use information from Web beacons in combination with Data About VPHShare Users to provide you with information about VPHShare and its Services.
When you visit VPHShare’s Website, VPHShare collects your Internet Protocol (“IP”) addresses to track and aggregate nonpersonal information. For example, VPHShare uses IP addresses to monitor the regions from which Users and Visitors navigate VPHShare’s Website.
From timetotime, VPHShare engages third parties to track and analyse usage and volume statistical information from individuals who visit VPHShare’s Website. The information provided to third parties does not include personal information, but this information may be reassociated with personal information after VPHShare receives it.
Most web browsers allow some control of most cookies through the browser settings. To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, visit www.allaboutcookies.org
VPHShare may provide bulletin boards, blogs, or chat rooms on VPHShare’s Website. Any personal information you choose to submit in such a forum may be read, collected, or used by others who visit these forums, and may be used to send you unsolicited messages. VPHShare is not responsible for the personal information you choose to submit in these forums. Users and Visitors may elect to use VPHShare’s referral program to inform friends about VPHShare Company’s Website. When using the referral program, VPHShare will request the friend’s name and email address. VPHShare will automatically send the friend a onetime email inviting him or her to visit VPHShare’s Web site. VPHShare does not store this information. VPHShare may post a list of Users and testimonials on VPHShare’s Web site that contain information such as User names and titles. VPHShare obtains the consent of each User prior to posting any information on such a list or posting testimonials.
VPHShare may share Data About VPHShare Users with trusted Service Provider (i) with your consent or (ii) for the purpose of providing the Service to you. We may store personal information in locations outside the direct control of VPHShare (for instance, on servers in the cloud). Unless described in this privacy statement, VPHShare does not share, sell, rent, or trade any information provided with third parties for their promotional purposes. As we develop our services, we may buy or sell assets or business offerings. User, email, and visitor information is generally one of the transferred business assets in these types of transactions. VPHShare may also transfer or assign such information in the course of corporate divestitures, mergers, or dissolution. [VPH Institute Legacy] If you invite another user to share your Content or Application, we will share the Application and associated Content with that user. You can change your Sharing Settings at any time in your Profile page. Any Content that you voluntarily disclose for posting to public areas of the Service becomes available to the public. If you remove information that you posted to the Service, copies may remain viewable in cached and archived pages of the Service, or if other users havecopied or saved that information. From time to time, VPHShare may partner with other companies and organisations to jointly offer products or services. If you specifically express interest in a jointly offered product or service from VPHShare, VPHShare may share Data About VPHShare Users collected in connection with your expression of interest with our joint promotion partner(s). VPHShare does not control our business partners’ use of the Data About VPHShare Users we collect, and their use of the information will be in accordance with their own privacy policies. If you do not wish for your information to be shared in this manner, you may opt not to specifically express interest in a jointly offered product or service. Except as otherwise described in this Privacy Policy, VPHShare will not disclose personal information to any third party unless required to do so by law or subpoena or if we believe that such action is necessary to (a) conform to the law, comply with legal process served on us or our affiliates, or investigate, prevent, or take action regarding suspected or actual illegal activities; (b) to enforce our Terms of Service, take precautions against liability, to investigate and defend ourselves against any thirdparty claims or allegations, to assist government enforcement agencies, or to protect the security or integrity of our site; and (c) to exercise or protect the rights, property, or personal safety of VPHShare, our users or others. VPHShare may share nonpersonally identifiable information (such as anonymous usage data, referring/exit pages and URLs, platform types, number of clicks, etc.) with interested third parties to help them understand the usage patterns for certain VPHShare services.
To facilitate VPHShare's global operations, VPHShare may transfer and access Data About VPHShare Users from around the world. This Privacy Statement shall apply even if VPHShare transfers Data About VPHShare Users to other countries.
VPHShare offers Users and Visitors who provide contact information a means to choose how VPHShare uses the information provided. You may manage your receipt of marketing and nontransactional communications by clicking on the “unsubscribe” link located on the bottom of VPHShare's marketing emails. Additionally, you may send a request specifying your communications preferences to support@vph-share-eu. Users cannot opt out of receiving transactional emails related to their account with VPHShare or its Services.
VPHShare Users may update or change their registration information by logging in to their accounts at https://portal.vphshare.eu. Requests to access, change, or delete your information will be handled within thirty business days.
VPHShare uses commercially reasonable physical, administrative, and technical safeguards to preserve the integrity and security of your personal information and implement your Application sharing settings. This includes utilizing Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) software, which encrypts the personal information you input, and storing your information in encrypted form behind a firewall designed to block access from outside our network. However, no security or encryption method can be guaranteed to protect information from hackers or human error. We cannot, however, ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to VPHShare or store on the Service, and you do so at your own risk. To protect your privacy and security, we take reasonable steps (such as requesting a uniquepassword) to verify your identity before granting you access to your account. You are responsible for maintaining the secrecy of your unique password and account information at all times. In the event that personal information is compromised as a result of a breach of security, VPHShare will promptly notify those persons whose personal information has been compromised, in accordance with the notification procedures set forth in this Privacy Policy, or as otherwise required by applicable law.
VPHShare reserves the right to change this Privacy Statement. VPHShare will provide notification of the material changes to this Privacy Statement through its Website at least thirty business days prior to the change taking effect.
Questions regarding this Privacy Statement or the information practices of the Company’s Web site should be directed to privacy@vph-share-eu or by mailing VPHShare Postal Address.


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Nathan de Vries recently posted a neat tip for using Capistrano to determine whether or not your remote machines have all your expected dependencies installed. We could have used something like this recently at work when we were having some strange issues that turned out to be due to some out-of-date dependencies on a few of our boxes. Good stuff! I love seeing the things people are doing with Capistrano.


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ALONG CAME A SPIDER (director: Lee Tamahori; screenwriters: based on the novel by James Patterson/Marc Moss; cinematographer: Matthew F. Leonetti; editor: Neil Travis; cast: Morgan Freeman (Alex Cross), Monica Potter (Agent Jezzie Flannigan), Michael Wincott (Gary Soneji), Penelope Ann Miller (Lauren Rose), Michael Moriarty (Senator Hank Rose), Mika Boorem (Megan Rose), Anna Maria Horsford (Vickie Cross), Dylan Baker (McArthur), Billy Burke (Agent Devine); Runtime: 115; Paramount Pictures; 2001)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This is a Swiss cheese psycho genre film. There are just too many holes in the plotline of this hollow thriller for it to be convincing. The film is most successful in hiding its plot twists and its surprise ending but, in going for that and that alone, the film lost track of how unbelievable the story was becoming and how shallow all the characters were, except for the Morgan Freeman character.
Morgan Freeman played the same role in the 1997's Kiss the Girls, and that mediocre film brought in lots of dough ($60 million). So the producers must have thought, why not try and cash in on another mediocre thriller! The low-key actor who breathes an air of restraint and nobility into his roles as he carefully measures certain words he says, returns as Dr. Alex Cross. Unfortunately, Freeman can't carry this film on his back, though he almost does. He's so good an actor that he's usually better than the script he's given, as is the case here.
Cross is a damaged D.C. cop, a forensic psychologist, author of a definitive book on criminal profiling, who several months ago failed his partner in a busted sting operation and watched her die, to his dismay. He's now in semi-retirement or on sick leave, or just moping at home, busy with his hobby of building model boats, as his wife Vickie (Anna Maria Horsford) says: "I have never seen a man work so hard at being busy." Which is the clue for the clever psycho, Gary Soneji (Michael Wincott), to call him. He has been posing as a teacher for two years in an elite private school in Washington, D.C., that has Secret Service agents as security for the prominent students that attend, which include the son of the Russian president. Soneji just kidnapped Senator Rose's 12-year-old daughter Megan (Mika Boorem) and strangled to death a teacher from the school, before making his escape to his high-tech houseboat. He has made the FBI wanted list, but wants further newspaper headlines and recognition from Cross at how marvelous he is. His intention is to make this kidnapping as big as the Lindbergh case.
Uptight FBI Agent McArthur (Baker) is in charge of the investigation and reluctantly teams the failed Secret Service agent in charge of the security operation, Jezzie Flannigan (Potter), with Cross, who claims she could be valuable because she knows the psycho from her two years on the job.
The fun in this film might be in making a list of all the holes in the story, and whoever comes up with the first hundred wins a prize. The list might start with why a school so worried about security would fail to fingerprint the teacher. Secondly, why one of the many agents there wouldn't recognize that the phony teacher is wearing a latex mask when it is so obvious; and, thirdly, why the school or the Secret Service don't even check for his teaching credentials, which any school in the country has an obligation to do. Once you get the error list rolling, you'll see how ludicrous this film is. I quickly counted thirty such flubs before I got weary and decided to give up my count.
REVIEWED ON 4/15/2001 GRADE: C
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Source code for hTools2.modules.opentype
# [h] hTools2.modules.opentype
"""basic functions to import, export and delete OpenType features in fonts"""
import os
[docs]def clear_features(font):
"""Deletes the content of the OpenType feature file in the font."""
font.features.text = ''
[docs]def import_features(font, fea_path):
"""Imports the content of the .fea file in `fea_path` into `font.features`."""
# make features file
features_text = ''
if os.path.exists(fea_path):
fea = open(fea_path,'r')
fea_text = fea.readlines()
for line in fea_text:
features_text += line
fea.close()
# set features
font.features.text = features_text
[docs]def import_kern_feature(font, fea_path):
features_text = '\n'
fea = open(fea_path,'r')
fea_text = fea.readlines()
for line in fea_text:
features_text += line
fea.close()
font.features.text += features_text
[docs]def export_features(font, fea_path):
"""Exports the content of `font.features` to the given .fea file in `fea_path`."""
if os.path.exists(fea_path):
fea = open(fea_path, "w")
fea.write(font.features.text)
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A class for the player vehicle. More...
#include <objects.hpp>
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| player (hwlib::window &display, hwlib::xy start) | |
| Constructor for player. More... | |
| void | update (mpu6050 &sensor) override |
| Updates the variables within player. More... | |
| void | draw () override |
| Draws the player vehicle. More... | |
| void | interact (car &other) override |
| Manages interaction between vehicles. More... | |
| int | getLives () |
| Returns lives. More... | |
| void | setLives (const int &newLives) |
| Sets lives. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from car | |
| car (hwlib::window &display, hwlib::xy start, hwlib::xy location) | |
| Constructor for the car class. More... | |
| bool | within (int x, int a, int b) |
| Compare 3 integers. More... | |
| bool | overlaps (car &other) |
| Compares locations. More... | |
| hwlib::xy | getLocation () |
| Returns location. More... | |
| void | setLocation (const hwlib::xy &newLocation) |
| Sets location. More... | |
| hwlib::xy | getStart () |
| Returns start. More... | |
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| int | lives |
| int | score |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from car | |
| hwlib::window & | display |
| hwlib::xy | start |
| hwlib::xy | location |
| hwlib::xy | size |
| hwlib::xy | end |
A class for the player vehicle.
A subclass of car that creates and controls the user's vehicle
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Constructor for player.
The constructor takes hwlib::window & and hwlib::xy variables, in this variables case the location of the vehicle in the first frame is the same as the start and is thus set to be the same The amount of lives is set to 3 but can be changed by using a certain function The score always starts at 0
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overridevirtual |
Draws the player vehicle.
In the player's case this function draws a traingle with its point faced upwards that represents the player vehicle
Reimplemented from car.
| int player::getLives | ( | ) |
Returns lives.
Returns the amount of lives the player has left
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overridevirtual |
Manages interaction between vehicles.
Checks whether the player vehicle overlaps with the oncoming vehicles using the overlap and within functions it inherited from car Should the player have enough lives to survive the collision then their lives will go down by one, the oncoming car's position will be reset and the player can continue playing. If the player doesn't have enough lives left, they get a GAME OVER screen, their score is shown and the game exits If the player vehicle doesn't collide with anything then the score goes up
Reimplemented from car.
| void player::setLives | ( | const int & | newLives | ) |
Sets lives.
Used to set the amount of lives the player has
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overridevirtual |
Updates the variables within player.
Moves the player left or right according to what is measured with the acceleration- sensor's x axis
Reimplemented from car.


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The digiProp solutions offer a new visual and analytical support that will help you to innovate with ease without getting into the complexity of the new technological landscape. gidiProp offers an intuitive way to leverage some of the groundbreaking technologies inthe area of smarter decision making and choice related analytics. The new way to make decisions and selections is finally here brought by digiProp.


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This paper presents a novel autoregressive generative model for computer-aided design (CAD) construction sequences, in particular, sketch-and-extrude operations. Our model SkexGen utilizes distinct Transformer architectures to encode topological and geometric variations of construction sequences into disentangled codebooks. Autoregressive Transformer decoders generate CAD construction sequences sharing certain topological and geometric properties specified by the codebook vectors. Extensive experimental validations demonstrate that our disentangled codebook representation generates diverse and high-quality CAD models, enhances user control, and enables efficient exploration of the design space.
SkexGen architecture has two branches. The sketch branch (left) has two encoders that learn topological and geometric variations of sketches in two codebooks. An autoregressive decoder generates the code subsequence given codebook vectors. The extrude branch (right) has an encoder and a decoder that learns variations of extrude and binary solid operations. Two branches are trained independently. Another autoregressive decoder learns to select effective combinations of quantized codes from the three codebooks.
Codes are randomly sampled based on code prior and then pass to SkexGen decoders for autoregressive generation. We demonstrate that SkexGen can generate high-quality and diverse sketch-and-extrude CAD construction sequences (rendered here for visualization).
Conditioned on the same code, SkexGen can generate diverse shapes with similar topology, geometry, or extrusion features.
SkexGen supports efficient design exploration where codes from different models are mixed to create a new one.
SkexGen can generate intermediate CAD models by performing latent interpolation in the code space. Topology, geometry, and extrude codes are interpolated together. Left-most column is the source and right-most column is the target shape
This research is supported by NSERC Discovery Grants, NSERC Discovery Grants Accelerator Supplements, and DND/NSERC Discovery Grants.


SQLite
SQLite is a C-language library that implements a small, fast, self-contained, high-reliability, full-featured, SQL database engine. SQLite is the most used database engine in the world. SQLite is built into all mobile phones and most computers and comes bundled inside countless other applications that people use every day.
There are over 1 trillion sqlite databases in use in the world today and it is the most deployed SQL Database in the world
Additional Information on SQLite
SQLite is an in-process library that implements a self-contained, serverless, zero-configuration, transactional SQL database engine. The code for SQLite is in the public domain and is thus free for use for any purpose, commercial or private. SQLite is the most widely deployed database in the world with more applications than we can count, including several high-profile projects.
SQLite is an embedded SQL database engine. Unlike most other SQL databases, SQLite does not have a separate server process. SQLite reads and writes directly to ordinary disk files. A complete SQL database with multiple tables, indices, triggers, and views, is contained in a single disk file. The database file format is cross-platform - you can freely copy a database between 32-bit and 64-bit systems or between big-endian and little-endian architectures. These features make SQLite a popular choice as an Application File Format. SQLite database files are a recommended storage format by the US Library of Congress. Think of SQLite not as a replacement for Oracle but as a replacement for fopen()
SQLite Uses
- Embedded devices and the internet of things
Client/server database engines are designed to live inside a lovingly-attended datacenter at the core of the network. SQLite works there too, but SQLite also thrives at the edge of the network, fending for itself while providing fast and reliable data services to applications that would otherwise have dodgy connectivity.
Application file format
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Server-side database
Please read about more uses on the When To Use Document
SQLite Command Line Shell
If you have Mac OS X then sqlite is already installed in your system.
SQLite Help
sqlite> .help
.archive ... Manage SQL archives
.auth ON|OFF Show authorizer callbacks
.backup ?DB? FILE Backup DB (default "main") to FILE
.bail on|off Stop after hitting an error.  Default OFF
.cd DIRECTORY Change the working directory to DIRECTORY
.changes on|off Show number of rows changed by SQL
.check GLOB Fail if output since .testcase does not match
.clone NEWDB Clone data into NEWDB from the existing database
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.dbinfo ?DB? Show status information about the database
.dump ?TABLE? ... Render all database content as SQL
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.excel Display the output of next command in a spreadsheet
.exit ?CODE? Exit this program with return-code CODE
.expert EXPERIMENTAL. Suggest indexes for specified queries
.filectrl CMD ... Run various sqlite3_file_control() operations
.fullschema ?--indent? Show schema and the content of sqlite_stat tables
.headers on|off Turn display of headers on or off
.help ?-all? ?PATTERN? Show help text for PATTERN
.import FILE TABLE Import data from FILE into TABLE
.imposter INDEX TABLE Create imposter table TABLE on index INDEX
.indexes ?TABLE? Show names of indexes
.limit ?LIMIT? ?VAL? Display or change the value of an SQLITE_LIMIT
.lint OPTIONS Report potential schema issues.
.load FILE ?ENTRY? Load an extension library
.log FILE|off Turn logging on or off. FILE can be stderr/stdout
.mode MODE ?TABLE? Set output mode
.nullvalue STRING Use STRING in place of NULL values
.once (-e|-x|FILE) Output for the next SQL command only to FILE
.open ?OPTIONS? ?FILE? Close existing database and reopen FILE
.output ?FILE? Send output to FILE or stdout if FILE is omitted
.parameter CMD ... Manage SQL parameter bindings
.print STRING... Print literal STRING
.progress N Invoke progress handler after every N opcodes
.prompt MAIN CONTINUE Replace the standard prompts
.quit Exit this program
.read FILE Read input from FILE
.recover Recover as much data as possible from corrupt db.
.restore ?DB? FILE Restore content of DB (default "main") from FILE
.save FILE Write in-memory database into FILE
.scanstats on|off Turn sqlite3_stmt_scanstatus() metrics on or off
.schema ?PATTERN? Show the CREATE statements matching PATTERN
.selftest ?OPTIONS? Run tests defined in the SELFTEST table
.separator COL ?ROW? Change the column and row separators
.sha3sum ... Compute a SHA3 hash of database content
.shell CMD ARGS... Run CMD ARGS... in a system shell
.show Show the current values for various settings
.stats ?on|off? Show stats or turn stats on or off
.system CMD ARGS... Run CMD ARGS... in a system shell
.tables ?TABLE? List names of tables matching LIKE pattern TABLE
.testcase NAME Begin redirecting output to 'testcase-out.txt'
.testctrl CMD ... Run various sqlite3_test_control() operations
.timeout MS Try opening locked tables for MS milliseconds
.timer on|off Turn SQL timer on or off
.trace ?OPTIONS? Output each SQL statement as it is run
.vfsinfo ?AUX? Information about the top-level VFS
.vfslist List all available VFSes
.vfsname ?AUX? Print the name of the VFS stack
.width NUM1 NUM2 ... Set column widths for "column" mode
Show all the databases in sqlite in current session
sqlite> .databases
main:
sqlite> .tables
sqlite>
Notice that I have no databases in this current session.
Let us do something more useful by loading up current Web Cookies in Chrome
Load current cookies for Chrome Browser
> cd Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/
Google/Chrome/Default on ☁ us-east-1
> sqlite3 Cookies
SQLite version 3.29.0 2019-07-10 17:32:03
Enter ".help" for usage hints.
sqlite> .databases
main: /Users/jean-marcelbelmont/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Cookies
sqlite> .tables
cookies meta
sqlite>
Notice that here we load up the Cookies Database which also has a cookies table.
Query all fields from cookies table
sqlite> SELECT * FROM cookies;
<number>|.github.com|_octo||/|<...>|0|0|<...>|1|1|1|v107P)<digits>
SQL Syntax
You can query things using the following sql keywords
SELECT => Fields to return
FROM => TABLE
WHERE => Condition to reduce the dataset
Show help on particular sqlite command and show table schema
Notice that in this screenshot we get helpful information on the .schema
command.
We then call .schema --indent cookies
which shows all the available fields that we can use in our SELECT Query
SELECT FROM WHERE Query in cookies table
Let us now craft a query that matches on a specific condition and only show certain fields instead of all fields.
sqlite> SELECT host_key, name, value FROM cookies WHERE host_key like '%mongo%';
.mongodb.com|_rtfl_s_unique_visitor_session|
.mongodb.com|__gads|
..........................................
Notice that in this query we project the host_key, name, value fields and match on the host_key and use the like operator:
The like operator takes a wildcard like the %
and it matches any host_key that has mongo text before and after
Read SQLite Language Guide
Please read the SQLite Language guide for more information on using sqlite.
You can use the Chrome Developer Tools to see cookies but with sqlite you can see all of the cookies that websites use.
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Allows you to use emmet inside a template of a component
angular2 inline
syntax highlighting / code completion for inline html and css
angular2 switcher
easily switch between html - ts - css
alt-o
shift-alt-o : html and back
alt-i
shift-alt-i : css and back
alt-u
shift-alt-u : ts and back
bracket pair colorizer
brackets ( [ { } ] ) alternate colors (easier to spot bracket mismatch)
exports autocomplete
collects all ES6 exports from your project and autocompletes them
import cost
shows next to an import how many kB it will take (zipped and unzipped)
IntelliSense for css
autocompletion for css classes inside the html 'class' attribute, based on link files and your workspace
path IntelliSense
filenames are automcompleted
Typescript linter
integrates
TSLint
Typescript hero
automatically adds includes
ctrl-shift-i : show a picklist with recognized importable symbols
ctrl-alt-i : adds import for symbol under the cursor
ctrl-alt-shift-i : adds all missing imports
ctrl-alt-o : removes unused imports and orders the imports
Vim
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[gecode-users] IIS using undoing
Max Ostrowski
ChaosAngel at gmx.de
Mon Jul 18 10:05:23 CEST 2011
Hello,
i want to compute an "Irreducible Infeasible Set" (IIS) and some derivatives.
This means, given a set of contraints C that are infeasible i want to find the source of infeasibility.
I'm satisfied with a rather small (but not necessarily optimal) and fast approach.
A simple way of doing this would now be, trying to remove all single constraints from the set C and see if it is still infeasible. If yes, we can remove the constraint from the set.
In Gecode i could do this using a lot of copies of the Space, always posting the constraints again.
Instead of posting them again i could also use reified constraints and set all but one to true.
But here i also have to copy the space, as i can not ? undo the setting of a variable.
So is there a clever way of doing this abusing the Gecode SearchEngine ? (what i understood from the manual there is undoing instead of copying at some points).
The same thing i wanna do with a similar set C and a reified constraint x.
I wanna find the minimal (small) subset of C that the reified constraint x is still decided (true or false does not matter).
Thanks in advance for your proposals.
Best,
Max
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NANS honours VC - The Nation Newspaper
From Hamzat Ibrahim
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) joint campus committee, Niger State axis has honoured the Vice-Chancellor of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai, Prof. Mohammed Nasiru Maiturare.
He was conferred with the award of excellence during the 2019 International Students’ Day, at Idris Legbo Kutigi International Conference Centre, Minna, Niger state, with the theme: “Unity, Education and practising corruption- free society.”
Presenting the award, the chairman, joint campus committee, Jamilu Ebbo, said Maiturare’s exit as vice chancellor would leave a large hole to fill.
In his remarks, the vice chancellor thanked the students’ body for recognition.
Read Also: NOUN gets new Deputy Vice-Chancellor
He said that this year’s international students’ day must bridge the gap and promote students’ interest and make way for remarkable development among Nigerian youths.
He also urged the students to behave as future leaders at all times to unify, educate in order to reduce corruption in the society in line with the theme of this year’s event.
Impressed by the event, the Professor counseled the students to organise more meaningful events that champion the cause of growth and development in the society.


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logb
, logbf
—get exponent of floating-point number#include <math.h> double logb(double x); float logbf(float x);
Description
The logb
functions extract the exponent of x, as a signed integer value
in floating-point format. If x is subnormal it is treated as though it were
normalized; thus, for positive finite x,
1 <= (x * FLT_RADIX to the power (-logb(x))) < FLT_RADIX.
A domain error may occur if the argument is zero.
In this floating-point implementation, FLT_RADIX is 2. Which also means
that for finite x, logb
(x) = floor
(log2
(fabs
(x))).
All nonzero, normal numbers can be described as
m * 2**p, where 1.0 <= m < 2.0.
The logb
functions examine the argument x, and return p.
The frexp
functions are similar to the logb
functions, but
returning m adjusted to the interval [.5, 1) or 0, and p+1.
Returns
logb
functions return the signed exponent of x.
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Functions for Fruchterman and Reingold layout management
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Graph performance evaluation utilities.
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[Gecode] RE: PowerB
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Nov 4 19:02:04 CET 2003
Hej everybody,
[Gabor: I am sending the answer to the gecode list as it might be of general
interest]
And of course my aplogies for delay.
Christian
> I added my first propagator, try examples/power1 and power2.
> Don't look at the "algorithm", I only care about using the interfaces
> properly for now.
> I shamelessly copied everything from your code, and then spent 2 days
> trying to understand what I did :-)
>
> Questions:
> 0,
> I used the eclipse.org IDE, did it do anything nasty to the
> source that
> bothers you? (CR/LFs, tabs to spaces, etc)
> I can try to configure it more, or just ditch it and learn
> Emacs :-)
As I am using Windows, the sources are mistreated anyway.
> 1, If a propagator wants to replace itself with a
> simpler one, do you use
> the post functions from the API or create the propagator
> instance directly? 2, (dual of 1,) Do you put the "first
> time" smartness into the post functions or the
> propagator constructors?
> I mean I've seen it in a post function, but was that by design?
 The reason is that they
actually work on different datastructures for passing arguments.
The right architecture should be as follows:
1. The API function does preprocessing on the arguments, creates the
appropriate variable arrays to be passed to the propagators proper.
The last point happens automatically when implicitly casting a IntArgs
to VarArray<IntVar>.
Then, a propagator-based (maybe a static method) post-method is invoked.
2. Then the propagator-based post-method decides what is the right
propagtor (typically some appropriate variant) to create.
3. The propagator constructor does the real job of initializing a
propagator.
Unfortunately, quite often I have combined 2. and 3. This needs to be fixed
eventually.
Now getting back to your real question: Typically, you will go for 3. when
replacing a propgator. You never go for 1. as you don't want to create new
variable arrays (they are just resued for the newly created propagator). So,
in a fixed system you would also have the choice between 2. and 3.
> 3,
> How would you "cast" an IntVar into a BoolVar?
> My propagator wants to replace itself with a reified
> constraint: 0^b=c <=> c=(b==0) 4, (generalisation of 3,) Do
> you have a short summary or some easy to read code about the
> relationships of the different types related to domain
> variables and how
> to convert between them?
> [Core](Int|Bool)Var ...
> Something tells me a bool is just an int but you exploit knowing it's
> 0/1 valued statically :-)
You are right, the difference is just in the static type-system.
Hmmm, don't know. What needs to be done is adding an implicit constructor to
BoolVar taking an IntVar as argument. If you like, you can try that. What
will happen is easy: You just create a boolvar (and might even check by
assertions that it satisifies the 0/1 restrictions). Remember it is just a
pointer to a CoreIntVar.
> 5,
> I know this is a stupid question, maybe I just did not sleep
> enough: I don't understand why doing ceil/floor on integer
> valued floats works.
> Looks like the 100dB amplification of Braun noise to me, but
> I'm just an
> engineer... ;-)
> I mean it's pot luck whether floor(ln(4.0)/ln(2.0)) is 1 or
> 2, right? 6, Do you have any preference in unit testing
> frameworks? Anything against
> CppUnit?
Yes, might be. But maybe that means you have to resort to exact algorithms
(integer-based) for log (ld). Why ln to start with?
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The dynamic showing and hiding of table columns can easily be achieved by using built in Angular directives.
Create an object in your controller containing a boolean property for each column in the table. These properties should be given an initial value that reflects whether or not the column should be visible.
Then we can simply add an ng-if
directive to the table header cell and the table body cell pointing to the property
matching that column in the controller.
The header and body cells will now automatically show or hide based on the value in the controller.
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Mini Review: "The Avengers" Director: Jeremiah S. Chechik Cast: Ralph Fiennes (John Steed) Uma Thurman (Emma Peel) Sean Connery (Sir August de Wynter) Patrick Macnee (Invisible Jones) and others
We saw this movie on a pre-release screening at the Open Air Cinema Cinelac in Geneva in the original version with french and german subtitles.
For any who might not know, the movie builds on a rather succesful British TV series of the 60's. While I have a few fond memories of watching the series years later on German TV, I do not remember it well enough to state how close the movie is to the tone and style of the original series.
All in all we enjoyed the movie quite a bit, laughing often at some of the purposely over-the-top scenes and dialogue. Thinking too much about the movie later is prone to lead to some disappointment though as you realize the many possibilities to improve it.
Likes: Dislikes: ------------------------------ ------------------------------- * Style * Wasted actor talent, the * Tongue-in-cheek presentation characters are mostly paperthin * Interplay between lead couple * Bad plot holes and contrivances * Casting Sean Connery as bad guy * Weak storytelling, esp. at the end
I've read several bad reviews in the press and tend to think that they are caused by overly high expectations. With its stellar cast, The Avengers *could* have become a very good movie, but it isn't. On the other hand in my book it is still a fair movie, quite up to par in enjoyment value with many of the action flics one sees as mind candy from time to time.
Overall rating: +1 (Mark Leeper scale) for enjoyment, 0+ all in all.
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Hoping I can make an emon fit my tricky requirements...
I've had a bit of a look through the forum as I'm trying to work out if what I want to do is possible (relatively easily) but didn't get anywhere. It doesn't appear to be with off the shelf products and I'm hoping an emon system can be made to work.
I'm in the UK and have solar PV. My PV generation cable is a long way from the grid connection (20metres or so). PV generation is fed into my house consumer unit. This unit is supplied from the garage (via 25mm cable) where there is a further small consumer unit for other electricals (garage, workshop, external lighting etc). Both are fed from the same grid via a henley block.
Is there way to overcome this as most CT clips etc appear to be far too short to deal with this scenario.
thanks,
Simon
Re: Difficult (?) set up with grid consumption/export and PV generation separated by 20m+
So you've only told us half of the story - how much data do you want? Do you want an emonBase to send your data to emoncms.org to store and view it on the web, do you want an emonPi to store and view it locally on your LAN (and optionally send it to emoncms.org as well), or are you content with an emonGLCD and viewing live data only? Are you willing to shell out for another emonTx, or are you happy extending the cable from your current transformer? I don't think 20 m is prohibitive for a CT cable provided that there aren't serious sources of interference along the way. How easy is it to install that cable? [N.B.
I'm thinking of these possible arrangements:
1. You have an emonPi in the house, one CT on the PV infeed, the second on an extended cable to the grid infeed connection in your garage. The emonPi connects to your LAN/router by Ethernet cable or by WiFi.
1a. Like 1 but with an emonTx in your house, emonGLCD to view live data, no data is stored.
2. Like 1 but you have an emonTx in the garage reading the grid connection, sending data to the emonPi by 433 MHz radio (not WiFi). That opens the possibility of separately knowing consumption in the garage only.
3. Like 2 but with the emonTx and emonPi reversed, but then you need WiFi or an Ethernet cable from the garage to your router to get the pictures into your LAN. That gives you three spare inputs in the house to monitor separate circuits. If you're thinking of diverting surplus PV to heat water, that could be the preferred option using the emonTx to both monitor and divert the surplus PV.
Re: Difficult (?) set up with grid consumption/export and PV generation separated by 20m+
Thanks for the response.
So it sounds like it will work, it's a question of how. Re: data I'd like more than just live data but am not bothered about having ooodles of info.
It looks like a good solution would be an emonPi and hope that the CT extension will work, with the backup that I have to use an emonTx to read the grid connection. I would have to run the CT extension cable alongside the 25 sqmm cable that is the house electricity supply from the grid supply in the garage. The supply runs in a 4 inch duct under a solid floor area between the garage and the house for 6m, other than that I can separate cables. Not having a lot of experience of interference etc. I don't know if this counts as "a serious source".
I already have a consumer hot water surplus PV diverter - the immersion heater is fed from the garage so this was relatively easy. I don't know if it will be better to replace this if I end up needing an emonTx?
Re: Difficult (?) set up with grid consumption/export and PV generation separated by 20m+
I think if you use good quality screened cable, you might be OK on the interference question - it's a black art and you'll only know after it's set up and installed. Ideally, I wouldn't have run it alongside the main feed at all, but it seems you have little choice. Previous users have reported problems with faulty fluorescent tubes and PIR-controlled lights, but it often turns out they used unscreened cable. I've posted many times the correct way to do it, I must write a Building Blocks page.
If your existing diverter is performing correctly, there's no point in replacing it. But some users have found that some commercial units don't balance accurately and allow a small 'bleed' of energy back into the supply. I think you'll find that out when everything is set up and working. The burst-mode diverters described here rely on your meter having an energy 'bucket' inside which energy can be bounced backwards and forwards into the grid without being charged, so you'd need to establish that before making a decision.
In terms of the data, you'll need to play with emonCMS, or look at the user dashboards that have been published, to see what you can have. Unfortunately, none of this has any "glossy sales brochure" type of documentation.


The 10 greatest basslines of all time
Ah, the bassist: the member of the band that no one ever wants to interview (unless it’s Flea). They’re definitely the unappreciated middle child of the music world. So today, let’s right that wrong. Forget the guitar solo, because we’re here to celebrate all that is great about those basslines which are so bloody good they can ramp an average song up to colossal, foot-stomping heights. Here are my top 10…
10. Daft Punk – ‘Around The World’
‘Around The World’ is pretty much the sound of basslines from the future. As soon as that fuzzier than an Ewok synth bass kicks in you’re instantly hooked and contentedly dancing in puddles of urine at festivals.
9. Interpol – ‘Evil’
‘Evil’s sinister opening bass drive has the instant Interpol stamp of approval. It’s simple, stylish and cool enough to stop global warming.
8. The Breeders – ‘Cannonball’
Yeah the distorted “oohing” and the tinkly drumming are pretty nice but 24 seconds in and you have one of the punchiest, basslines you’ve ever had the good fortune to slap you in the face.
7. Nancy Sinatra – ‘These Boots Are Made For Walkin”
Jangly, walking bassline that oozes confidence. Shame Jessica Simpson killed it.
6. Nirvana – ‘Come As You Are’
It’s grungey, woebegone and it’s the first thing that was easy enough to attempt when we picked up a bass during the terrible teens.
5. New Order – ‘Blue Monday’
No greatest bassline list would be complete without Hooky, so logically he had to be on it twice. ‘Blue Monday’’s seven minute hammering bassline is the stuff that has us staying in dingy indie clubs till closing time.
4. Lou Reed – ‘Walk On The Wild Side’
All the lyrics of transexuality, drugs, gigolos are kind of overshadowed by Herbie Flowers’ use of two, yes that’s right two, interlocking basslines. The double bass and fretless bass guitar that are meshed together make one of the most memorable walking bassline there is.
3. Talking Heads – ‘Psycho Killer’
The bass kicks in relentlessly stabbing away like a…well a Psycho Killer. All credit to Tina Weymouth’s full-bodied bassline, which has provided rhythm for those who are about as able to bust a move as Screech from Saved By The Bell.
2. Joy Division – ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’
Yeah, Ian Curtis’ lyrics are the kind of thing we all scrawled across our desks at school, but what about the post-punk bass that drives the whole tour de force of emotion together? One of the most tear jerking basslines ever? We think so.
1. Pixies – ‘Debaser’
‘Debaser’ has the bassline that sends 20-minute guitar solos sobbing in the corner over their inadequacy. It’s a formidable, propulsive bassline that’s kind of on a par with trying your first Dib-Dab, just a pure sugar-rush.


The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world following "the Great War," a nuclear war that occurred on October 23, 2077. The war lasted less than two hours but caused immense damage and destruction. Before The Great War came the Resource Wars, during which the United Nations had disbanded, a plague rendered the United States paranoid and Canada was annexed. The game takes place in 2161, 84 years after the Great War in Southern California and begins in Vault 13, the protagonist's home. Vault 13's water chip, a computer chip responsible for the water recycling and pumping machinery, has broken. The vault overseer tasks the protagonist with finding a replacement. They are given a portable device called the "Pip-Boy 2000" which keeps track of mapmaking, quest objectives, and various bookkeeping aspects. Armed with the Pip-Boy 2000 and meager equipment, the protagonist is sent out into the remains of California to find another water chip.
the main character of the game, he is send out of his vault by his overseer in a quest to find the wanted water chip, wich takes him all around the wasteland of southern California
the ruler and leader of a settlement close to where the game starts called Shady Sands, wich would later evolve into the New California Republic.
the daughter of Aradesh, a naive and courious young girl whos life would turn around when she takes the place of her father as the ruler of Shady Sands.
the master, formerly known as Richard Grey, but after a horrible incident involving pre-war chemical experiments, his body compleatley disformed and mutated into a horrible mass, with those chemicals he found and dive in, his mission is now to mutate the whole world an create a new "phase" of humanity


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- Project Collaborative Partners:
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| 1039 | (E) | þat alle schulde voyde þe town . þat vitayles destroyed |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 1097 | (L) | To voiden alle by vile deþ þat vitelys destruyed |
| 1011 | (P) | line illegible |
| 1048 | (U) | To voide alle by vile detħ / that vitails destroied |
| 137 | (V) | To voide ałł to vile dethe þat vitaille destroiden |


SVG Demo
Use SVG's like this
Use SVG's from the SVG sprite generated by GULP like the following. The #lock is the ID of the current SVG in the sprite. This is based on the name of the original SVG in the /icons/-directory.
So /icons/lock.svg are referenced like this:
<svg>
<use xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xlink:href="../dist/icons/icons.svg#lock"></use>
</svg>
This will output:


Spatially displaces an image (in) using the pixel values of a second image (in2). The transformation uses the equation: P'(x,y) <- P( x + scale * ((XC(x,y) - .5), y + scale * (YC(x,y) - .5)) where P(x,y) is the source image, image1, and P'(x,y) is the destination. XC(x,y) and YC(x,y) are the component values of the designated by the x-channel-selector and y-channel-selector. For example, to use the red (R) component of image2 to control displacement in x and the green (G) component of image2 to control displacement in y, set x-channel-selector to "R" and y-channel-selector to "G". The displacement map defines the inverse of the mapping performed.
Syntax
<feDisplacementMap xChannelSelector="G" yChannelSelector="B" in2="image2" in="image1"/>
DOM Information
Inheritance Hierarchy
Members
The SVGFEDisplacementMapElement object has these types of members:
Properties
The SVGFEDisplacementMapElement object has these properties.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
|
Gets or sets the height of an element. | |
|
Identifies input for the given filter primitive. | |
|
The second input image to the blending operation. | |
|
Provides a reference for the output result of a filter. | |
|
Defines the width of an element. | |
|
Gets or sets the x-coordinate value. | |
|
Specifies which color channel (R/G/B/A) from image 2 to use for the x displacement property with a FEDisplacementMap element. | |
|
Gets or sets the y-coordinate value. | |
|
Specifies which color channel (R/G/B/A) from image 2 to use for the y displacement property with a FEDisplacementMap element. |
Standards information
- Scalable Vector Graphics: Filter Effects, Section 15.25.17
See also
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A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
MPAA Classification: Not Rated (Mature themes, violence)
Cast: Miroslaw Baka, Krzysztof Globisz, Jan Tesarz Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski Producer: Ryszard Chutkowski Screenplay: Krzysztof Kieslowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz Cinematography: Slawomir Idiak Music: Zbigniew Preisner In Polish with subtitles
Commandment Five: "Thou shalt not kill."
A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING, Krzysztof Kieslowski's powerful examination of the nature of murder, was a stunning success at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival, taking home the Jury prize. In the same year, the film also captured Europe's coveted Felix award. An extended version of DECALOGUE 5, A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING was one of two features to spring from Kieslowski's ten-part television drama about applying the Ten Commandments to modern-day life (the other being A SHORT FILM ABOUT LOVE). However, while DECALOGUE could not be released in North America because of a distribution snafu, A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING can, and has been.
Wrenching in its uncompromising indictment of capital punishment, A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING doesn't pull punches. Sitting through this film is the emotional equivalent of going through a grinder. Everything about the production is dark -- from its themes and characters to the manner in which Kieslowski and cinematographer Slawomir Idiak chose to shoot the picture. Bleaker even than BLUE, A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING captures the perfect tone for an autopsy of its subject matter.
The movie follows the activities of twenty year old Jacek (Miroslaw Baka), a seemingly-normal young man with a sadistic streak. He goes through a day, wandering around town but rarely interacting with anyone.  Jacek is captured and tried. Despite the best efforts of a newly-practicing, idealistic lawyer named Piotr (Krzysztof Globisz), Jacek is sentenced to die. Before the execution, the condemned man spends some time in a cell with his attorney, telling fragments of a tragic life's story and expressing his final request -- to be buried in a plot alongside his father and beloved sister.
There are two murders in A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING: the slaughter of the cab driver, which runs slightly over seven minutes in length (and apparently is the longest murder in the history of cinema) and the execution of Jacek, a scene that lasts about five minutes. Kieslowski doesn't spare the audience any details, and takes pains to illustrate the parallels between Jacek's brutality in the back of the cab and the Law's cruelty with the noose. In the director's words, "It's wrong no matter why you kill, no matter whom you kill and no matter who does the killing... Inflicting death is probably the highest form of violence imaginable; capital punishment is an infliction of death."
Until he actually throws the garrote around the cab driver's neck, Jacek doesn't seem particularly abnormal or homicidal. While it's true that he's lonely and isolated (reasons for which we learn during his final confession to Piotr), we don't see him as a detestable person. In fact, Kieslowski makes it apparent that his victim is little more than a self-centered boor, and probably less likable than the killer. There is no doubt that Kieslowski deplores Jacek's action -- the viciousness of the scene illustrates that. However, the director makes an effort to humanize the murderer so the audience will realize that the execution does far more than merely blot out a "blight on society."
Jacek's story, which is the focus of the film, is intercut with moments from Piotr's life. (In fact, most of the twenty-five minutes of extra material beyond what's in DECALOGUE 5 centers on Piotr.) Initially a bystander, then an observer, the lawyer is drawn into the tale to become part of it. His last attempts to aid and comfort Jacek are feeble protests against the great wrong that is about to be committed in the name of justice.
From a purely technical standpoint, A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING is an abnormal viewing experience. More than 600 hand-made greenish filters were used to mute colors and distance the audience. The movie often appears dark and grungy, and there are times when a blackish halo surrounds various characters. Only in the final scene, after the killing is done, are the filters removed -- but all is far from right in the world, as Piotr's ravaged features indicate.
A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING is as grim as a motion picture gets, but the intelligence and insight applied to its themes will keep the viewer riveted despite the pervasive gloom. Whether an individual agrees or disagrees with Kieslowski's position on the issue of capital punishment, there is no denying that his case against it is powerfully made. And, while the director cannot answer the question of why men kill, his scrutiny of murder offers a bloody portrait worth repeated study.
Acknowledgment: Kieslowski quote from KIESLOWSKI ON KIESLOWSKI.
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Detailed Description
Note: This API is part of the nano layer
Registry keys are short ASCII texts that are assigned to binary numbers like integers or pointers. pico]OS uses registry keys in two ways:
First, this keys are used to identify resources, such as tasks, semaphores and timers. So it is possible to create named semaphores, that are accessible by every program module that knows the name of the semaphore (the program module does not need to know the exact semaphore handle, the ASCII name is sufficiennt). Also with named resources it is possible to maintain a list of allocated resources, e.g. this resource list can be printed out to a shell window.
Second, registry keys can be used by an application to maintain a central storage with setup and configuration data. This is known as "the registry" in MS Windows operating systems.
Typedef Documentation
Registry Query Handle. Every registry query uses an own handle to the registry system.
Enumeration Type Documentation
Registry type
- Enumerator:
| REGTYPE_TASK |
task registry
|
| REGTYPE_SEMAPHORE |
semaphore registry
|
| REGTYPE_MUTEX |
mutex registry
|
| REGTYPE_FLAG |
flag event registry
|
| REGTYPE_TIMER |
timer registry
|
| REGTYPE_USER |
user defined registry
|
| REGTYPE_SEARCHALL |
this is a special flag for the function nosGetNameByHandle
|
Function Documentation
Registry function. Searches the registry for an object name and returns the handle that is assigned to the object. For example, somebody can get a semaphore handle by just knowing the semaphores name.
- Parameters:
-
| objtype | Type of the object that is searched for. Valid types are: REGTYPE_TASK, REGTYPE_SEMAPHORE, REGTYPE_MUTEX, REGTYPE_FLAG, REGTYPE_TIMER, REGTYPE_USER |
| objname | Name of the object to search for. |
- Returns:
- The handle to the object on success, NULL if the object was not found.
- Note:
- NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosGetNameByHandle
Registry function. Searches the registry for a handle and returns the name of the objetct.
- Parameters:
-
| handle | Object-handle to search the registry for. |
| buffer | If the object could be found in the registry, the name of the object will be stored in this buffer. |
| bufsize | Size of the buffer in bytes. The size should be at least NOS_MAX_REGKEYLEN + 1. |
| what | What to search for. If the type of the handle is known, this parameter should be set to REGTYPE_TASK, REGTYPE_SEMAPHORE, REGTYPE_MUTEX, REGTYPE_FLAG, REGTYPE_TIMER or REGTYPE_USER. If the object type is unknown, you may specify REGTYPE_SEARCHALL. But note that the user branch of the registry will not be included into the search. |
- Note:
- NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosGetHandleByName
| NANOEXT VAR_t POSCALL nosRegDel |
( |
const char * |
keyname | ) |
|
Registry function. Deletes a registry key string.
- Parameters:
-
| keyname | Name of the registry key string to delete. |
- Returns:
- Zero on success. Nonzero values denote an error.
- Note:
- NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY and NOSCFG_FEATURE_USERREG must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosRegSet, nosRegGet
| NANOEXT VAR_t POSCALL nosRegGet |
( |
const char * |
keyname, |
|
|
KEYVALUE_t * |
keyvalue |
|
) |
| |
Registry function. Returns the binary value that is assigned to a registry key. This function is the counterpart to function nosRegSet.
- Parameters:
-
| keyname | text string that binary value shall be returned |
| keyvalue | Pointer to a variable of type KEYVALUE_t. When the function succeeds (the text string could be found), the value that is associated with the registry key is stored in this variable. |
- Returns:
- Zero on success. Nonzero values denote an error.
- Note:
- NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY and NOSCFG_FEATURE_USERREG must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosRegSet, nosRegDel
Registry function. Queries a list of registry keys. This function starts a new registry query.
- Parameters:
-
| type | Type of the registry to query:
- REGTYPE_TASK: query list of task handles
- REGTYPE_SEMAPHORE: query list of semaphore handles
- REGTYPE_MUTEX: query list of mutex handles
- REGTYPE_FLAG: query list of flag event handles
- REGTYPE_TIMER: query list of timer handles
- REGTYPE_USER: query list of user values (registry)
|
- Returns:
- Handle to the new query. NULL is returned on error.
- Note:
- In the current implementation, only one registry query can run at a time. The next query can start when the first query is finnished (function nosRegQueryEnd called).
As long as the user queries the registry, all other operating system functions that try to access the registry will be blocked.
NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY and NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGQUERY must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosRegQueryElem, nosRegQueryEnd
Registry function. Returns the next found element in a query.
- Parameters:
-
| qh | Handle to the current query (returnvalue of nosRegQueryBegin). |
| genh | Pointer to a (user provided) generic handle variable. In this variable the handle of the next found registry key will be stored. For user registry keys (REGTYPE_USER), this is the KEYVALUE_t.voidptr |
| namebuf | Pointer to a (user provided) character buffer. The buffer is filled with the name of the next registry key that is found. The buffer must have at least a size of NOS_MAX_REGKEYLEN+1 characters. |
| bufsize | Size of namebuf in bytes. |
- Returns:
- Zero on success (E_OK). A negative value denotes an error. -E_NOMORE is returned when the end of the query is reached.
- Note:
- NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY and NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGQUERY must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
- See also:
- nosRegQueryBegin, nosRegQueryEnd
| NANOEXT VAR_t POSCALL nosRegSet |
( |
const char * |
keyname, |
|
|
KEYVALUE_t |
keyvalue |
|
) |
| |
Registry function. Sets a key value or creates a new registry key string. This function is used to assign a binary value to a text string. If the user knows the text string, he can call nosRegGet to get the binary value that is associated with the text string.
- Parameters:
-
| keyname | text string, name of the registry key to create or set |
| keyvalue | binary value that shall be assigned to the registry key |
- Returns:
- Zero on success. Nonzero values denote an error.
- Note:
- When creating a new registry key string, you can use the asteriks joker sign as last character in the registry key string. This function will replace the asteriks character by a decimal number, so that the generated registry key will be unique.
NOSCFG_FEATURE_REGISTRY and NOSCFG_FEATURE_USERREG must be defined to 1 to enable the registry and this function.
The maximum length of a registry key string is NOS_MAX_REGKEYLEN.
- See also:
- nosRegGet, nosRegDel


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