| HttpResponseGenerator |
| ShadowAbsListView |
| ShadowAbsoluteLayout |
| ShadowAbsoluteLayout.ShadowLayoutParams |
| ShadowAbsSeekBar |
| ShadowAbsSpinner |
| ShadowAbstractCursor |
| ShadowAccessibilityManager |
| ShadowAccountManager
Shadow implementation for the Android AccountManager class.
|
| ShadowActivity |
| ShadowActivityGroup |
| ShadowActivityManager
Shadow for the Android ActivityManager class.
|
| ShadowActivityManager.ShadowMemoryInfo |
| ShadowActivityThread |
| ShadowAdapterView |
| ShadowAddress |
| ShadowAlarmManager
Shadows the android.app.AlarmManager class.
|
| ShadowAlertController |
| ShadowAlertDialog |
| ShadowAlertDialog.ShadowBuilder
Shadows the android.app.AlertDialog.Builder class.
|
| ShadowAlphaAnimation |
| ShadowAndroidHttpClient |
| ShadowAnimation
Shadow implementation of Animation that provides support for invoking listener callbacks.
|
| ShadowAnimationUtils |
| ShadowAnimator |
| ShadowApplication
Shadows the android.app.Application class.
|
| ShadowAppWidgetHost |
| ShadowAppWidgetHostView |
| ShadowAppWidgetManager |
| ShadowArrayAdapter |
| ShadowAssetManager |
| ShadowAsyncTask |
| ShadowAsyncTaskLoader
Shadow AsyncTaskLoader from the support library.
|
| ShadowAudioManager |
| ShadowBaseAdapter |
| ShadowBinder |
| ShadowBitmap |
| ShadowBitmapDrawable |
| ShadowBitmapFactory |
| ShadowBitmapShader |
| ShadowBluetoothAdapter |
| ShadowBluetoothDevice |
| ShadowBroadcastReceiver |
| ShadowBundle |
| ShadowCamera
Shadows the Android Camera class.
|
| ShadowCamera.ShadowParameters
Shadows the Android Camera.Parameters class.
|
| ShadowCamera.ShadowSize
Shadow for the Android Camera.Size value object.
|
| ShadowCanvas
Shadows the android.graphics.Canvas class.
|
| ShadowChoreographer |
| ShadowClipboardManager |
| ShadowColor |
| ShadowColorMatrix |
| ShadowColorMatrixColorFilter |
| ShadowConfiguration |
| ShadowConnectivityManager |
| ShadowContentObserver |
| ShadowContentProvider |
| ShadowContentProviderClient |
| ShadowContentProviderOperation
Shadow for ContentProviderOperation .
|
| ShadowContentProviderResult |
| ShadowContentResolver |
| ShadowContentUris |
| ShadowContext
Calls through to the resourceLoader to actually load resources.
|
| ShadowContextThemeWrapper |
| ShadowContextWrapper |
| ShadowCookieManager
Shadows the android.webkit.CookieManager class.
|
| ShadowCookieSyncManager
Shadows the android.webkit.CookieSyncManager class.
|
| ShadowCornerPathEffect |
| ShadowCountDownTimer |
| ShadowCursorAdapter
Adapter that exposes data from a Cursor to a
ListView widget.
|
| ShadowCursorLoader |
| ShadowCursorWindow |
| ShadowCursorWrapper |
| ShadowDashPathEffect |
| ShadowDateFormat |
| ShadowDatePickerDialog |
| ShadowDebug |
| ShadowDefaultRequestDirector |
| ShadowDialog |
| ShadowDialogPreference |
| ShadowDisplay
A shadow for Display with some reasonable defaults
|
| ShadowDisplayManagerGlobal |
| ShadowDownloadManager
Shadows Androids DownloadManager
|
| ShadowDownloadManager.ShadowQuery |
| ShadowDownloadManager.ShadowRequest |
| ShadowDrawable |
| ShadowDrawerLayout |
| ShadowEdgeEffect |
| ShadowEmojiFactory |
| ShadowEnvironment |
| ShadowExifInterface |
| ShadowExpandableListView |
| ShadowFilter |
| ShadowFloatMath |
| ShadowFrameLayout
Shadow for FrameLayout that simulates its implementation.
|
| ShadowGeocoder
A shadow for Geocoder that supports simulated responses and failures
|
| ShadowGeoPoint |
| ShadowGestureDetector |
| ShadowGradientDrawable |
ShadowHandler
Shadow for Handler that puts posted Runnable s into a queue instead of sending them to be handled on a
separate thread. Runnable s that are scheduled to be executed immediately can be triggered by calling
ShadowHandler.idleMainLooper() .
|
| ShadowHandlerThread |
| ShadowHttpResponseCache |
| ShadowImageView |
| ShadowInputDevice |
| ShadowInputEvent |
| ShadowInputMethodManager |
| ShadowIntent |
ShadowIntentFilter
Shadow of IntentFilter implemented with a List
|
| ShadowIntentFilter.ShadowAuthorityEntry |
| ShadowIntentSender |
| ShadowIntentService |
| ShadowItemizedOverlay
|
| ShadowJsPromptResult |
| ShadowJsResult |
| ShadowKeyCharacterMap |
| ShadowKeyEvent |
| ShadowKeyguardManager
Shadows the android.app.KeyguardManager class.
|
| ShadowKeyguardManager.ShadowKeyguardLock |
| ShadowLayoutAnimationController |
| ShadowLinearGradient |
| ShadowLinearLayout |
| ShadowLinkMovementMethod |
| ShadowListPopupWindow |
| ShadowListPreference |
| ShadowListView |
| ShadowLocalActivityManager |
| ShadowLocalBroadcastManager |
| ShadowLocaleData |
| ShadowLocation
Shadow of Location that treats it primarily as a data-holder
todo: support Location's static utility methods
|
| ShadowLocationManager
Shadow of LocationManager that provides for the simulation of different location providers being enabled and
disabled.
|
| ShadowLog |
ShadowLooper
Shadow for Looper that enqueues posted Runnable s to be run (on this thread) later.
|
| ShadowMapActivity
|
| ShadowMapController
A Shadow of MapController that tracks its own state and keeps the state of the MapView it controlls
up to date.
|
| ShadowMapView
Shadow of MapView that simulates the internal state of a MapView .
|
| ShadowMatrix |
| ShadowMediaMetadataRetriever |
| ShadowMediaPlayer
Shadows the Android MediaPlayer class.
|
| ShadowMediaRecorder
Shadows the MediaRecorder class.
|
| ShadowMediaScannerConnection |
| ShadowMediaStore |
| ShadowMediaStore.ShadowImages |
| ShadowMediaStore.ShadowImages.ShadowMedia |
| ShadowMenuInflater
Shadow of MenuInflater that actually inflates menus into View s that are
functional enough to support testing.
|
| ShadowMessenger |
| ShadowMimeTypeMap
Shadow for MimeTypeMap that allows custom extension <-> mimetype mapping to be set up by tests.
|
| ShadowMotionEvent
Shadow for MotionEvent that uses reflection to create MotionEvent objects, which cannot otherwise
be constructed.
|
| ShadowNetworkInfo
Shadow of NetworkInfo which is used by ShadowConnectivityManager.
|
| ShadowNfcAdapter |
| ShadowNinePatch |
| ShadowNotification |
| ShadowNotification.ShadowBigTextStyle |
| ShadowNotification.ShadowBuilder |
| ShadowNotification.ShadowStyle |
| ShadowNotificationManager |
| ShadowNumberPicker |
| ShadowObjectAnimator |
| ShadowOverlayItem |
| ShadowOverScroller |
| ShadowPaint
Shadow of Paint that has some extra accessors so that tests can tell whether a Paint object was
created with the expected parameters.
|
| ShadowParcel |
| ShadowParcelFileDescriptor |
| ShadowPath
Shadow of Path that contains a simplified implementation of the original class that only supports
straight-line Path s.
|
| ShadowPendingIntent
Shadow of PendingIntent that creates and sends Intent s appropriately.
|
| ShadowPhoneWindow |
| ShadowPopupMenu |
| ShadowPopupWindow |
| ShadowPorterDuffColorFilter |
| ShadowPorterDuffXfermode |
| ShadowPowerManager
Shadows the android.os.PowerManager class.
|
| ShadowPowerManager.ShadowWakeLock |
| ShadowPreference |
| ShadowPreferenceActivity |
| ShadowPreferenceCategory |
| ShadowPreferenceGroup
See: http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/frameworks/base.git;a=blob_plain;f=core/java/android/preference/PreferenceGroup.java;hb=HEAD
|
| ShadowPreferenceManager
|
| ShadowPreferenceScreen |
| ShadowProcess
Shadows the android.os.Process class.
|
| ShadowProgressBar |
| ShadowProgressDialog |
| ShadowRegion |
| ShadowRelativeLayout |
| ShadowRemoteCallbackList |
| ShadowRemoteViews
Shadow for RemoteViews that simulates its implementation.
|
| ShadowResolveInfo |
| ShadowResourceCursorAdapter
An easy adapter that creates views defined in an XML file.
|
| ShadowResources
Shadow of Resources that simulates the loading of resources
|
| ShadowResources.ShadowNotFoundException |
| ShadowResources.ShadowTheme |
| ShadowResultReceiver |
| ShadowScaleGestureDetector |
| ShadowScanResult |
| ShadowScroller |
| ShadowScrollView |
| ShadowSearchManager |
| ShadowSeekBar |
| ShadowSensorManager |
| ShadowService |
| ShadowServiceManager |
| ShadowSettings
Shadow of Settings that allows the status of various System and Secure settings to be simulated, changed and
queried.
|
| ShadowSettings.SettingsImpl |
| ShadowSettings.ShadowGlobal |
| ShadowSettings.ShadowSecure |
| ShadowSettings.ShadowSystem |
| ShadowSimpleCursorAdapter
An easy adapter to map columns from a cursor to TextViews or ImageViews
defined in an XML file.
|
| ShadowSmsManager |
| ShadowSocketTagger |
| ShadowSpannableStringBuilder |
| ShadowSpellChecker |
| ShadowSQLiteConnection
Shadows Android native SQLite connection.
|
| ShadowSslErrorHandler |
| ShadowStateListDrawable |
| ShadowStatFs |
| ShadowStrictMode |
| ShadowSurface |
| ShadowSurfaceView |
| ShadowSystemClock |
| ShadowSystemProperties |
| ShadowTabActivity |
| ShadowTabHost |
| ShadowTabHost.ShadowTabSpec |
| ShadowTabWidget |
| ShadowTelephonyManager |
| ShadowTextPaint |
| ShadowTextToSpeech |
| ShadowTextView |
| ShadowTime |
| ShadowTimePickerDialog |
| ShadowToast
Shadow of Toast that tracks Toast requests.
|
| ShadowTouchDelegate |
| ShadowTrafficStats |
| ShadowTranslateAnimation |
| ShadowTypedArray |
| ShadowTypeface |
| ShadowUri |
| ShadowValueAnimator |
| ShadowVideoView |
| ShadowView
Shadow implementation of View that simulates the behavior of this
class.
|
| ShadowViewAnimator
Shadow of ViewAnimator
|
| ShadowViewConfiguration |
| ShadowViewGroup
Shadow for ViewGroup that simulates its implementation
|
| ShadowViewGroup.ShadowLayoutParams |
| ShadowViewGroup.ShadowMarginLayoutParams
Shadow for ViewGroup.MarginLayoutParams that simulates its implementation.
|
| ShadowViewRootImpl |
| ShadowViewTreeObserver |
| ShadowWebView |
| ShadowWebViewDatabase |
| ShadowWifiConfiguration |
| ShadowWifiInfo |
| ShadowWifiManager |
| ShadowWifiManager.ShadowWifiLock |
| ShadowWindow |
| ShadowWindowManager |
| ShadowWindowManagerGlobal |
| ShadowWindowManagerImpl |
| ShadowZoomButtonsController
Shadow of ZoomButtonsController that allows simulated clicking of the zoom button controls to trigger
events on the registered listener.
|


Automates how objects and collections are kept in sync across servers.
This solution allows for distributed processing, event driven messaging, and remote access to data.


Cloud Asset V1 API - Class FeedName (2.9.0)
public sealed class FeedName : IResourceName, IEquatable<FeedName>
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Asset V1 API class FeedName.
Resource name for the Feed
resource.
Inheritance
System.Object > FeedNameNamespace
Google.Cloud.Asset.V1Assembly
Google.Cloud.Asset.V1.dll
Constructors
FeedName(String, String)
public FeedName(string projectId, string feedId)
Constructs a new instance of a FeedName class from the component parts of pattern
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
| Name | Description |
| projectId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
Properties
FeedId
public string FeedId { get; }
The Feed
ID. May be null
, depending on which resource name is contained by this instance.
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
FolderId
public string FolderId { get; }
The Folder
ID. May be null
, depending on which resource name is contained by this instance.
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
IsKnownPattern
public bool IsKnownPattern { get; }
Whether this instance contains a resource name with a known pattern.
| Type | Description |
| System.Boolean |
OrganizationId
public string OrganizationId { get; }
The Organization
ID. May be null
, depending on which resource name is contained by this
instance.
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
ProjectId
public string ProjectId { get; }
The Project
ID. May be null
, depending on which resource name is contained by this instance.
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
Type
public FeedName.ResourceNameType Type { get; }
The FeedName.ResourceNameType of the contained resource name.
| Type | Description |
| FeedName.ResourceNameType |
UnparsedResource
public UnparsedResourceName UnparsedResource { get; }
The contained Google.Api.Gax.UnparsedResourceName. Only non-null
if this instance contains an
unparsed resource name.
| Type | Description |
| Google.Api.Gax.UnparsedResourceName |
Methods
Format(String, String)
public static string Format(string projectId, string feedId)
Formats the IDs into the string representation of this FeedName with pattern
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| projectId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| System.String | The string representation of this FeedName with pattern |
FormatFolderFeed(String, String)
public static string FormatFolderFeed(string folderId, string feedId)
Formats the IDs into the string representation of this FeedName with pattern
folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| folderId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| System.String | The string representation of this FeedName with pattern |
FormatOrganizationFeed(String, String)
public static string FormatOrganizationFeed(string organizationId, string feedId)
Formats the IDs into the string representation of this FeedName with pattern
organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| organizationId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| System.String | The string representation of this FeedName with pattern
|
FormatProjectFeed(String, String)
public static string FormatProjectFeed(string projectId, string feedId)
Formats the IDs into the string representation of this FeedName with pattern
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| projectId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| System.String | The string representation of this FeedName with pattern |
FromFolderFeed(String, String)
public static FeedName FromFolderFeed(string folderId, string feedId)
Creates a FeedName with the pattern folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| folderId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | A new instance of FeedName constructed from the provided ids. |
FromOrganizationFeed(String, String)
public static FeedName FromOrganizationFeed(string organizationId, string feedId)
Creates a FeedName with the pattern organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| organizationId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | A new instance of FeedName constructed from the provided ids. |
FromProjectFeed(String, String)
public static FeedName FromProjectFeed(string projectId, string feedId)
Creates a FeedName with the pattern projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
.
| Name | Description |
| projectId | System.String The |
| feedId | System.String The |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | A new instance of FeedName constructed from the provided ids. |
FromUnparsed(UnparsedResourceName)
public static FeedName FromUnparsed(UnparsedResourceName unparsedResourceName)
Creates a FeedName containing an unparsed resource name.
| Name | Description |
| unparsedResourceName | Google.Api.Gax.UnparsedResourceName The unparsed resource name. Must not be |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | A new instance of FeedName containing the provided |
GetHashCode()
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns a hash code for this resource name.
| Type | Description |
| System.Int32 |
Parse(String)
public static FeedName Parse(string feedName)
Parses the given resource name string into a new FeedName instance.
| Name | Description |
| feedName | System.String The resource name in string form. Must not be |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | The parsed FeedName if successful. |
To parse successfully, the resource name must be formatted as one of the following:
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
Parse(String, Boolean)
public static FeedName Parse(string feedName, bool allowUnparsed)
Parses the given resource name string into a new FeedName instance; optionally allowing an unparseable resource name.
| Name | Description |
| feedName | System.String The resource name in string form. Must not be |
| allowUnparsed | System.Boolean If |
| Type | Description |
| FeedName | The parsed FeedName if successful. |
To parse successfully, the resource name must be formatted as one of the following:
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
allowUnparsed
is true
.
ToString()
public override string ToString()
The string representation of the resource name.
| Type | Description |
| System.String | The string representation of the resource name. |
TryParse(String, out FeedName)
public static bool TryParse(string feedName, out FeedName result)
Tries to parse the given resource name string into a new FeedName instance.
| Name | Description |
| feedName | System.String The resource name in string form. Must not be |
| result | FeedName When this method returns, the parsed FeedName, or |
| Type | Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
To parse successfully, the resource name must be formatted as one of the following:
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
TryParse(String, Boolean, out FeedName)
public static bool TryParse(string feedName, bool allowUnparsed, out FeedName result)
Tries to parse the given resource name string into a new FeedName instance; optionally allowing an unparseable resource name.
| Name | Description |
| feedName | System.String The resource name in string form. Must not be |
| allowUnparsed | System.Boolean If |
| result | FeedName When this method returns, the parsed FeedName, or |
| Type | Description |
| System.Boolean |
|
To parse successfully, the resource name must be formatted as one of the following:
projects/{project}/feeds/{feed}
folders/{folder}/feeds/{feed}
organizations/{organization}/feeds/{feed}
allowUnparsed
is true
.
Operators
Equality(FeedName, FeedName)
public static bool operator ==(FeedName a, FeedName b)
| Name | Description |
| a | FeedName |
| b | FeedName |
| Type | Description |
| System.Boolean |
Inequality(FeedName, FeedName)
public static bool operator !=(FeedName a, FeedName b)
| Name | Description |
| a | FeedName |
| b | FeedName |
| Type | Description |
| System.Boolean |


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Identification¶
All instances of Item Types are uniquely identified using properties as
specified in the baseDirectory/Settings/Identification.csv
file. Each
of these properties are included as properties in all item types.
The columns of the Identification.csv
file are the same as the columns in
the Item Types properties CSV.


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"The Great Philosopther Sant Dnyaneshwara"
Dnyaneshwar was born in 1275 (on the auspicious day of Krishna Janmashtami) in a Marathi-speaking Deshastha Brahmin family in Apegaon village on the banks of Godavari river near Paithan in Maharashtra during the reign of the Yadava king Ramadevarava. ... Sant Dnyaneshwar, also referred to as Jnaneshwar, Jnanadeva, Dnyandev or Mauli was a 13th-century Indian Marathi saint, poet, philosopher and yogi of the Nath Vaishnava tradition. In his short life of 21 years, he authored Dnyaneshwari and Amrutanubhav. Dnyaneshwar (or Jnandev) was one of the greatest saints of Maharashtra. Dnyaneshwar (Lord of Jnyana or knowledge) was the son of a saint turned householder named Vittalpanth whose father was the village accountant called Govindapanth. Dnyaneshwar had two brothers and a sister, Nivritti, Sopana and Muktabai. Vittalpanth was a Sanskrit scholar and religious minded. He had always yearned to take Sanyas and attain self-realisation but was obliged to marry Rukmabai, daughter of Sridharpanth of Alandi. Yet his mind was for Sanyas and getting disgusted with worldly affairs he renounces the world and takes Sanyas from Sripad Yati (Ramananda Swami) at Varanasi. Rukmabai was filled with grief and could do nothing but only pray for his return.
Nivritti (1273 A.D.), Jnandev (1275 A.D.) Sopan (1277 A.D.) and Muktabai (1279) were born to Vittalpanth and Rukmabai eventually. But, when the time came for performing the thread ceremony of the sons, the Brahmins refuse to perform it claiming children of a Sanyasin were prohibited by the scriptures to have thread ceremony. The only Prayaschitta for the parents was to give up their lives. As it is they were put to great hardships and humiliation by the Brahmins so they decide to end their lives in the hope that the Brahmins may out of pity perform the thread ceremony of their children.
Born: 1275, Apegaon Died: 1296, Alandi Guru: Nivruttinath (elder brother) Literary works: Dnyaneshwari, Amrutanubhav, Changdev Paasashti, Haripath, abhang devotional poetry Siblings: Muktabai, Nivruttinath, Sopan Honors: Sant (Saint), Dev (God) and Māulī ..
https://en.wikipedia.org>wiki>Dnyaneshwar


public class Park
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.awt.event.ActionListener
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
int |
COMUNICA_CANCELA |
int |
COMUNICA_MAIN |
int |
COMUNICA_SEMAFORO |
int |
MAX_SLOTS
Terminology of variables
VAR: Constant, var: normal variable, varL: Label, varF: Frame varB:
Button
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Park()
Park constructor method
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
acorda()
Method responsible for waking up a waiting thread
|
void |
acordaTodas()
Method responsible for waking up multiple waiting threads
|
void |
actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent ev)
Method responsible for closing the dialog boxes that appear and that have
the "ok" button to close only that window and the "close" button to close
the program
|
void |
changeMode()
Method responsible for changing the Gate Mode
|
void |
espera()
Method responsible for suspending a thread
|
int |
getAction()
Method responsible for returning the action number, that is, each button
corresponds to a specific action number
|
java.lang.String |
getCodeKey()
Method responsible for returning the key code entered by the user
|
javax.swing.JFrame |
getDialogF()
Method responsible for returning the dialog frame
|
javax.swing.JButton |
getExitB()
Method responsible for returning the exit button
|
int |
getFlag()
Method responsible for returning the flag number
|
boolean |
getGate()
Method responsible for returning the status of the gate true - open;
false- closed
|
java.lang.String |
getKey(int index)
Method responsible for returning the key in the array of valid keys
|
java.lang.String[] |
getKeys()
Method responsible for returning an array of valid keys
|
boolean |
getLight()
Method responsible for returning the state of the traffic light true -
green; false- red
|
boolean |
getMode()
Method responsible for returning the gate mode
|
javax.swing.JLabel |
getModeL()
Method responsible for returning the Label that represents the Gate Mode
|
javax.swing.JButton |
getOkB()
Method responsible for returning the ok button
|
int |
getSlots()
Method responsible for returning the number of occupied places in the car
park
|
javax.swing.JLabel |
getSlotsL()
Method responsible for returning the slot label
|
boolean |
isBlock()
Method responsible for returning the system state true - locked; false -
unlocked
|
boolean |
isInsertedKey()
Method responsible for returning the status of the key introduction true
- was introduced; false - not entered
|
void |
log(java.lang.String message)
Method responsible for saving program activity records to file
|
void |
setAction(int action)
Method responsible for defining the action number, that is, each button
corresponds to a specific action number
|
void |
setBlock(boolean block)
Method responsible for setting the system state true - blocked; false -
unlocked
|
void |
setCodeKey(java.lang.String codeKey)
Method responsible for setting the key code entered by the user
|
void |
setDialogF(javax.swing.JFrame dialogF)
Method responsible for defining the dialog frame
|
void |
setExitB(javax.swing.JButton exitB)
Method responsible for defining the exit button
|
void |
setFlag(int flag)
Method responsible for setting the flag number
|
void |
setGate(boolean gate)
Method responsible for setting the status of the gate true - open; false
-close
|
void |
setInsertedKey(boolean insertedKey)
Method responsible for defining whether the key was introduced or not
true - it was introduced; false - not entered Método responsável por
|
void |
setKey(java.lang.String key,
int index)
Method responsible for defining the key in the key array
|
void |
setKeys(java.lang.String[] keys)
Method responsible for defining the array of valid keys
|
void |
setLight(boolean light)
Method responsible for defining the traffic light state
|
void |
setModeL(javax.swing.JLabel label)
Method responsible for changing the Label that represents the Gate Mode
|
void |
setSlots(int slots)
Method responsible for defining the number of occupied places in the car
park
|
void |
setSlotsL(javax.swing.JLabel slotsL)
Method responsible for defining the slot label
|
void |
verifyKey(java.lang.String key)
Method responsible for validating the key entered by the user
|
public final int MAX_SLOTS
public final int COMUNICA_MAIN
public final int COMUNICA_CANCELA
public final int COMUNICA_SEMAFORO
public void setModeL(javax.swing.JLabel label)
label
- representing the Gate Modepublic javax.swing.JLabel getModeL()
public boolean getMode()
public void changeMode()
public javax.swing.JButton getExitB()
public void setExitB(javax.swing.JButton exitB)
exitB
- the exit buttonpublic javax.swing.JButton getOkB()
public javax.swing.JFrame getDialogF()
public void setDialogF(javax.swing.JFrame dialogF)
dialogF
- a dialog framepublic javax.swing.JLabel getSlotsL()
public void setSlotsL(javax.swing.JLabel slotsL)
slotsL
- the slots labelpublic java.lang.String getCodeKey()
public void setCodeKey(java.lang.String codeKey)
codeKey
- the key codepublic int getFlag()
public void setFlag(int flag)
flag
- the flag numberpublic void setAction(int action)
action
- the action numberpublic int getAction()
public boolean isInsertedKey()
public void setInsertedKey(boolean insertedKey)
insertedKey
- key introduction statuspublic boolean isBlock()
public void setBlock(boolean block)
block
- system statepublic int getSlots()
public void setSlots(int slots)
slots
- number of occupied spaces in the car parkpublic boolean getGate()
public void setGate(boolean gate)
gate
- gate statuspublic boolean getLight()
public void setLight(boolean light)
light
- traffic light statepublic java.lang.String[] getKeys()
public void setKeys(java.lang.String[] keys)
keys
- array of valid keyspublic java.lang.String getKey(int index)
index
- index of the valid key to be obtainedpublic void setKey(java.lang.String key, int index)
key
- key to be definedindex
- key index to be definedpublic void acordaTodas()
public void acorda()
public void espera()
public void verifyKey(java.lang.String key)
key
- key to be validatedpublic void log(java.lang.String message) throws java.io.IOException
message
- activity log message to be savedjava.io.IOException
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‘Know your buddy’ is a pursuit of trivial knowledge about your computer system, to
encourage students to achieve excellence in learning the system properties which increases
their connection with their system.
The quiz is typically played with a lockout buzzer system.The moderator reads questions to the participants,
the one to buzz first with the correct answer, scoring points for themselves.
With science and technology growing at such an alarming rate, facts and figures just keep
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we need a brain that is sharp as a razor and pliable as a rubber band. And the quest for the
search of this perfect brain ends at technical quiz, and being a geek a quiz will best if it is
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This model demonstrates the usage of the bearing flange. The gearbox is not connected rigidly to the ground, but by a spring-damper-system. This allows examination of the gearbox housing dynamics.
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SYNTHETIC STUDIES IN INDOLE ALKALOIDS by
CONSTANTINE GLETSOS
Diploma Chem., The University of Athens, Athens, Greece, 1958. M.Sc., The University of British Columbia, Vancouver , B.C., Canada, 1965.
aN A THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
in the Department of
Chemistry
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# Copyright (c) 2017 NVIDIA Corporation
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from six.moves import range
import tensorflow as tf
from open_seq2seq.parts.t2t_timing_signal import add_timing_signal
from open_seq2seq.data.text2text import SpecialTextTokens
inf = -1e4
[docs]def normalize(inputs, training, norm_type):
"""Normalizes input (currently just layer_norm)
:param input: tensor of shape [batch, Time, dim]
:return: tensor of shape [batch, Time, dim]
"""
#print(norm_type)
if norm_type == "layer_norm":
outputs=tf.contrib.layers.layer_norm(inputs=inputs,
begin_norm_axis=1,
begin_params_axis=-1)
else:
inputs = tf.expand_dims(input=inputs, axis= 1)
print(inputs)
outputs = tf.layers.batch_normalization(
inputs=inputs,
training=training,
)
outputs=tf.squeeze(outputs, axis=1)
return outputs
[docs]def dropout_normalize_add_NTC(x,
residual_x=None,
norm_type='layer_norm',
drop_prob=0.0,
training=True,
):
"""Performs dropout on output,
:param x: output of the block. A tensor of shape [batch, Time, dim]
:param residual_x: (default: None) input to the block.
If None, will be ignored
:param drop_prob: dropout drop probability
:return: A tensor of shape [batch, Time, dim]
"""
x = tf.nn.dropout(x=x, keep_prob=1.0 - drop_prob,
noise_shape=[tf.shape(x)[0], 1, tf.shape(x)[2]])
# residual connection
if residual_x is not None:
x += residual_x
return normalize(x, training, norm_type)
[docs]def get_pad_masking_bias(x, y, PAD_ID, heads, dtype=tf.float32):
"""
:param src: a tensor of shape [batch_size, x_len]
:param src: a tensor of shape [batch_size, y_len]
:return: a tensor of shape [batch, heads, x_len, y_len]
"""
maskQ = tf.to_float(tf.not_equal(x, PAD_ID))
maskK = tf.to_float(tf.not_equal(y, PAD_ID))
attention_bias = tf.matmul(tf.expand_dims(maskQ, -1), tf.expand_dims(maskK, 1))
attention_bias = tf.expand_dims(attention_bias, 1) # add dimension for heads
attention_bias = tf.tile(attention_bias, multiples=[1, heads, 1, 1])
attention_bias = tf.to_float(tf.equal(attention_bias, 0))
attention_bias = tf.scalar_mul(scalar=inf, x=attention_bias)
return tf.cast(attention_bias, dtype=dtype)
[docs]def ffn_and_layer_norm(inputs,
inner_dim,
resulting_dim,
norm_type,
drop_prob=0.0,
training=True,
inner_activation=tf.nn.relu):
"""Position-wise fully connected feed-forward network with layer norm
and residual connection
:param inpt: input tensor
:param inner_dim: bottleneck dimension
:param resulting_dim: output dimensionality
:param drop_prob: dropout probability of drop
:param inner_activation: inner activation function
:return:
"""
with tf.variable_scope("FFN_and_layer_norm"):
inner_act = tf.layers.dense(inputs=inputs,
units=inner_dim,
activation=inner_activation,
name="first_dense")
ffn_out = tf.layers.dense(inputs=inner_act,
units=resulting_dim,
activation=None,
name="second_dense")
res = dropout_normalize_add_NTC(x=ffn_out, residual_x=inputs,
drop_prob=drop_prob,
training=training,
norm_type=norm_type)
return res
[docs]def embed_and_maybe_add_position_signal(inpt,
emb_W,
num_timescales,
heads):
"""
Performs embedding and adds sinusoid signals
:param inpt: a tensor of shape [batch, T]
:param emb_W: embedding matrix
:param num_timescales: set this to d_model/2
:param heads: number of heads
:return: a tensor of shape [batch, T, dim] and a tensor of shape [bath, heads, T, dim]
"""
with tf.name_scope("embed_and_maybe_add_position_signal"):
with tf.name_scope("embed"):
embedded_inputs = tf.nn.embedding_lookup(emb_W,
inpt)
with tf.name_scope("pad_masking"):
bias = get_pad_masking_bias(inpt, inpt, PAD_ID=SpecialTextTokens.PAD_ID.value,
heads=heads, dtype=emb_W.dtype)
with tf.name_scope("timing_signal"):
if num_timescales != 0:
embedded_inputs_with_pos = add_timing_signal(embedded_inputs,
num_timescales=num_timescales)
else:
return embedded_inputs, bias
return embedded_inputs_with_pos, bias


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THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Miramax Films/Zoe Productions Director: Jacques Demy Writer: Jacques Demy Cast: Catherine Deneuve, Francoise Dorleac, George Chakiris, Danielle Darrieux, Grover Dale, Michel Piccoli, Jacques Perrin, Gene Kelly
Neither a commercial nor a critical blockbuster, "The Young Girls of Rochefort" was a disappointing finale to Jacques Demy's early-career trilogy. "Rochefort" is a far cry from Jacques Demy's earlier "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," a smashing musical which in which every syllable is sung and which spotlights a bittersweet romance between the precious Catherine Deneuve and handsome Nino Castelnuovo. "Rochefort" sank quickly in 1967, allegedly because it was neither here nor there--a Hollywood musical made by a Frenchman who adored the genre. Spike Lee once said that movies about the black experience should never be made by white directors. Steven Spielberg et al prove him wrong, but perhaps American musicals should remain domestic category unsullied by the inspiration of composers from lands across the sea whose love for this all-American invention will usually exceed their proficiency.
The plot of "The Young Girls of Rochefort" is contrived, but that's no problem. This is the fate of many an opera and musical as well. The real flaws, however, appear early on. For one thing, Michel Legrand's music may be grand enough, but it's repetitive. You may leave the theater humming his melodies, but that's only because a single air dominates virtually every song. When a film bursts with tuneful energy almost throughout its over two-hour length, redundance is lethal. For another thing, Demy loses focus repeatedly. Whereas a romantic work by Comden and Green, or Lerner and Loewe, or Rodgers and Hammerstein will center on two characters, Demy's cinematographer, Ghislain Cloquet, is all over France's southwest provincial city of Rochefort, spending most of his time displaying the color of the townspeople-- whose women all have bell-shaped figures and whose men can dance like Gene Kelly. Granted: the director is in love with the coastal towns of France, principally Nantes, Cherbourg, and Rochefort, but to keep such a piece on a human scale demands a fix on two, or three, or four individuals at most.
"The Young Girls of Rochefort" seemed an unlikely candidate for restoration, that honor belonging in recent months to classics like "Gone With the Wind," and "8-1/2." But Jacques Demy's widow, filmmaker Agnes Varda, pays homage to her husband in restoring the print and digitalizing the sound track. The colors appear faded after thirty-one years but the voices and music come across just fine.
As with "Umbrellas," Jacques Demy gives the lucky town the appearance of a Grimm's fairy tale. light on the grim. His Rochefort is a happy place filled with people who are 90% young and all dreaming of love love love, but only if they can share it with their ideal men and women: a Cinderella and Prince population. The principal characters have not found partners and given their good looks and pure souls, we can't help wondering why not. The middle-aged Yvonne (Danielle Darrieux) had once rejected a lovely man simply because she thought his name, Simon Dame, was laughable (think "Messieurs dames," a greeting one gives when he enters a public place). Her daughter Delphine (Catherine Deneuve) teaches dance, has just broken up with an overbearing artist, and seeks an unknown painter who has done a portrait likeness of her. Delphine's fraternal twin sister Solange (Francoise Dorleac--who was Deneuve's real-life sister) awatis her prince while artist Maxence (Jacques Perrin), an incredibly handsome painter, seeks the woman whose face he has painted purely from his imagination. When two workers with a traveling fair, Etienne (George Chakiris) and Bill (Grover Dale) offer to drive the women to Paris, they inadvertently lead the title characters to the men of their dreams.
Deneuve and Dorleac are both heavily made up and come across like kewpie dolls ready for immortalization in Tussaud's wax museum. One critic describes Deneuve's appearance as that of "a novice on her way to a brothel." "Rochefort" features also Michel Piccoli in the role of the jilted Simon Dame, who now owns an impressive music shop in the town, and Gene Kelly as Dame's American friend Andy--who bumps into Solange on the street and falls instantly in love. No matter that Kelly is 55 years old and Dorleac is 23.
As the plot is not ample enought to exploit the substantial length of the movie, Demy spends a good deal of time fixed on the residents of the town who are so cheerful and wholesome that we don't wonder that the girls want to leave the place for Paris. They dance and sing, they sing and dance, one dance like every other, each song a recap of the previous one. Over and over, Deneuve and Solange croon, "We are twin sisters born under the sign of Gemini/ mi,fa,sol,la,mir,re,re,mi,fa,sol,sol,sol,re,do. The second verse pretty much describes the extent of the film's variety.
Not Rated. Running time: 124 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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[gecode-users] 1.3.1 compile error, gcc 3.3.2, mandrake
Guido Tack
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Wed Apr 16 20:03:12 CEST 2008
Stanimir Dragiev wrote:
> I use gecode 1.3.1 as Debian package with Lenny and on a Solaris
> machine.
> On solaris I have compiled it couple of months ago. Worked fine with
> =-=-=-
> gcc version 3.4.3 (csl-sol210-3_4-branch+sol_rpath)
> =-=-=-
>
> Now I have to use gecode 1.3.1 on a Mandrake machine.
> ./configure seems to be ok.
> make reports errors (see below).
>
> Is this compiler version issue? Any ideas?
We don't support any gcc earlier than 3.4, because its parser is
seriously broken and does not accept legal C++ constructs that we
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first compiler that we haven't had any problems with so far, so that's
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Lata Mangeshkar recovering
The 90-year-old singer was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital on Monday for treatment of pneumonia and lung infection.
by Express News ServiceFour days after she was hospitalised for breathlessness and lung infection, veteran singer Lata Mangeshkar’s condition is reported to be recovering.
The 90-year-old singer was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital on Monday for treatment of pneumonia and lung infection.
A tweet from her official handle stated on Friday: “Lata didi is stable..and recovering… We thank each one of you, for your concern, care and prayers.”
Mangeshkar was initially put on ventilator support in the intensive care unit. Her condition remained critical for two days before she started recovering.


Yilan Chen, Kin Chung Kwan, Li-Yi Wei, Hongbo Fu
SIGGRAPH Asia 2021 Technical Communication
Image-guided drawing can compensate for the lack of skills but often requires a significant number of repetitive strokes to create textures. Existing automatic stroke synthesis methods are usually limited to predefined styles or require indirect manipulation that may break the spontaneous flow of drawing. We present a method to autocomplete repetitive short strokes during users' normal drawing process. Users can draw over a reference image as usual. At the same time, our system silently analyzes the input strokes and the reference to infer strokes that follow users' input style when certain repetition is detected. Our key idea is to jointly analyze image regions and operation history for detecting and predicting repetitions. The proposed system can reduce tedious repetitive inputs while being fully under user control.


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java.lang.Object iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects.Object
An object of this class represents an object as defined by PKCS#11. An object is of a specific class: DATA, CERTIFICATE, PUBLIC_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, SECRET_KEY, HW_FEATURE, DOMAIN_PARAMETERS or VENDOR_DEFINED. If an application needs to use vendor-defined objects, it must set a VendorDefinedObjectBuilder using the setVendorDefinedObjectBuilder method.
| Nested Class Summary | |
static interface |
Object.ObjectClass
This interface defines the available object classes as defined by PKCS#11: DATA, CERTIFICATE, PUBLIC_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, SECRET_KEY, HW_FEATURE, DOMAIN_PARAMETERS or VENDOR_DEFINED. |
static interface |
Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder
If an application uses vendor defined objects, it must implement this interface and install such an object handler using setVendorDefinedObjectBuilder. |
| Field Summary | |
protected Hashtable |
attributeTable_
Contains all attribute objects an object posesses. |
protected ObjectClassAttribute |
objectClass_
The class type of this object. |
protected static Hashtable |
objectClassNames_
A table holding string representations for all known key types. |
protected long |
objectHandle_
The object handle as given from the PKCS#11 driver. |
protected static Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder |
vendorObjectBuilder_
The currently set vendor defined object builder, or null. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|
Object()
The default constructor. |
protected |
Object(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The subclasses that are used to create objects by reading the attributes from the token should call this super-constructor first. |
| Method Summary | |
protected void |
allocateAttributes()
Allocates the attribute objects for this class and adds them to the attribute table. |
Object |
clone()
Create a (deep) clone of this object. |
boolean |
equals(Object otherObject)
Compares all member variables of this object with the other object. |
Hashtable |
getAttributeTable()
Return the table that contains all attributes of this object. |
protected static void |
getAttributeValue(Session session,
long objectHandle,
Attribute attribute)
This method reads the attribute specified by attribute from
the token using the given session .
|
protected static void |
getAttributeValues(Session session,
long objectHandle,
Attribute[] attributes)
This method reads the attributes in a similar way as getAttributeValue(iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.Session, long, iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects.Attribute) , but
a complete array at once. |
static Object |
getInstance(Session session,
long objectHandle)
The object creation mechanism of ObjectAccess uses this method to create an instance of an PKCS#11 object. |
LongAttribute |
getObjectClass()
Gets the object class attribute of the PKCS#11 object. |
static String |
getObjectClassName(Long objectClass)
Get the given object class as string. |
long |
getObjectHandle()
Gets the object handle of the underlying PKCS#11 object on the token. |
Vector |
getSetAttributes()
This method returns the PKCS#11 attributes of this object. |
static CK_ATTRIBUTE[] |
getSetAttributes(Object object)
This method returns the PKCS#11 attributes of an object. |
protected static Object |
getUnknownObject(Session session,
long objectHandle)
Try to create an object which has no or an unkown object class attribute. |
static Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder |
getVendorDefinedObjectBuilder()
Get the currently set vendor-defined object builder. |
int |
hashCode()
The overriding of this method should ensure that the objects of this class work correctly in a hashtable. |
protected static void |
putAttributesInTable(Object object)
Put all attributes of the given object into the attributes table of this object. |
void |
readAttributes(Session session)
Read the values of the attributes of this object from the token. |
void |
setObjectHandle(long objectHandle)
Sets the object handle of the underlying PKCS#11 object on the token. |
static void |
setVendorDefinedObjectBuilder(Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder builder)
Set a vendor-defined object builder that should be called to create an instance of an vendor-defined PKCS#11 object; i.e. an instance of a vendor defined sub-class of this class. |
String |
toString()
This method returns a string representation of the current object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected static Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder vendorObjectBuilder_
protected static Hashtable objectClassNames_
protected Hashtable attributeTable_
protected ObjectClassAttribute objectClass_
protected long objectHandle_
| Constructor Detail |
public Object()
protected Object(Session session, long objectHandle) throws TokenException
session
- The session to use for reading attributes.
This session must have the appropriate rights; i.e.
it must be a user-session, if it is a private object.objectHandle
- The object handle as given from the PKCS#111 module.
TokenException
- If getting the attributes failed.| Method Detail |
public static Object getInstance(Session session, long objectHandle) throws TokenException
session
- The session to use for reading attributes.
This session must have the appropriate rights; i.e.
it must be a user-session, if it is a private object.objectHandle
- The object handle as given from the PKCS#111 module.
TokenException
- If getting the attributes failed.protected static Object getUnknownObject(Session session, long objectHandle) throws TokenException
Object
.
session
- The session to use.objectHandle
- The handle of the object
TokenException
- If no object could be created.public static void setVendorDefinedObjectBuilder(Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder builder)
builder
- The vendor-defined object builder. Null to clear any
previously installed vendor-defined builder.public static String getObjectClassName(Long objectClass)
objectClass
- The object class to get as string.
public static Object.VendorDefinedObjectBuilder getVendorDefinedObjectBuilder()
protected static void putAttributesInTable(Object object)
object
- The object to handle.protected void allocateAttributes()
public Object clone()
public boolean equals(Object otherObject)
otherObject
- The other object to compare to.
public Hashtable getAttributeTable()
public long getObjectHandle()
public void setObjectHandle(long objectHandle)
objectHandle
- The object handle of the corresponding PKCS#11 object.public LongAttribute getObjectClass()
public Vector getSetAttributes()
public int hashCode()
public void readAttributes(Session session) throws TokenException
session
- The session handle to use for reading attributes.
This session must have the appropriate rights; i.e.
it must be a user-session, if it is a private object.
TokenException
- If getting the attributes failed.public String toString()
public static CK_ATTRIBUTE[] getSetAttributes(Object object) throws PKCS11Exception
object
- The iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.object.Object object to get the
attributes from.
PKCS11Exception
- If setting the attribute values.protected static void getAttributeValue(Session session, long objectHandle, Attribute attribute) throws PKCS11Exception
attribute
from
the token using the given session
.
The object from which to read the attribute is specified using the
objectHandle
. The attribute
will contain
the results.
If the attempt to read the attribute returns
CKR_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE_INVALID
, this will be indicated by
setting Attribute.setPresent(boolean)
to false
.
It CKR_ATTRIBUTE_SENSITIVE is returned, the attribute object is
marked as present
(by callign Attribute.setPresent(boolean)
with true
),
and in addition as sensitive by calling
Attribute.setSensitive(boolean)
with true
.
session
- The session to use for reading the attribute.objectHandle
- The handle of the object which contains the attribute.attribute
- The object specifying the attribute type
(see Attribute.getType()
) and receiving the
attribute value
(see Attribute.setCkAttribute(CK_ATTRIBUTE)
).
PKCS11Exception
- If getting the attribute failed.protected static void getAttributeValues(Session session, long objectHandle, Attribute[] attributes) throws PKCS11Exception
getAttributeValue(iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.Session, long, iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects.Attribute)
, but
a complete array at once. This can lead to performance improvements.
If reading all attributes at once fails, it tries to read each attributes individually.
session
- The session to use for reading the attributes.objectHandle
- The handle of the object which contains the attributes.attributes
- The objects specifying the attribute types
(see Attribute.getType()
) and receiving the
attribute values
(see Attribute.setCkAttribute(CK_ATTRIBUTE)
).
PKCS11Exception
- If getting the attributes failed.
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|---|---|
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NodeInput
Base Class for all Node Inputs.
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class |
NodeOutput
Base class for all NodeOutputs.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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MouseFocus.getFocusTile() |
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|---|---|
void |
MouseFocus.setFocusTile(NodeTile tile) |
void |
InfoPanel.setInfo(NodeTile tile)
Set the panel information from the NodeTile.
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|---|---|
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AnyInput
Any Input (Any data type).
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class |
AssignmentInput
Assignment Input - input for any value that can be assigned to a variable.
|
class |
BooleanInput
Basic Boolean Input
|
class |
ChildrenInput
Child Input, accepts any connected number, variable, expression, range or vector.
|
class |
ConnVariableInput
Connected Variable Input.
|
class |
ExpressionInput
Basic Expression Input
|
class |
ExpressionInputAny
Expression Input for MergeExpression - takes normal expressions (number, variables, etc) along with booleans, ranges, etc.
|
class |
FragmentSpecInput
Fragment Spec Input.
|
class |
NumberInput
Basic Number Input
|
class |
OperationInput
Basic Operation Input.
|
class |
SetInput
Set Input, accepts any connected Range or Vector.
|
class |
StaticBooleanInput
Static Boolean Input (No connected values).
|
class |
StaticExpressionInput
Static Expression Input (No connected values).
|
class |
StaticFileNameInput
Static File Name Input (No connected values).
|
class |
StaticNumberInput
Static Number Input (no connected values)
|
class |
StaticVariableInput
Static Variable Input (no connected values).
|
class |
VariableInput
Variable Input.
|
class |
VectorInInput
Vector In Input.
|
class |
VectorInput
Vector Input.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BooleanOutput
Boolean output.
|
class |
ExpressionOutput
Number output.
|
class |
FragmentSpecOutput
Fragment Specification output.
|
class |
NumberOutput
Number output.
|
class |
OperationOutput
Operation output.
|
class |
RangeOutput
Range output.
|
class |
VariableOutput
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Hibernate, hibernate-jpa, Spring ORM, Spring data JPA and many more. All this seems to be confusing but they all are just jars which are automatically added when you add the below line you pom.xml.
Basically, Spring boot gives a starter project for your data access layer which is based on ORM concept and by default usage hibernate as persistent api. This blog we are not going to discuss about how spring encapsulated hibernate under it but we are going to discuss about Hibernate basics and there Spring alternative way of writing code.
Hibernate in action with JPA.
Create Entity class
Create Repository interface
Use repository.
Pros and Cons of Hibernate over Plain JDBC.
Hibernate is a ORM Object-relational mapping, It maps the entity classes to database tables. Sometime it easy to map one to one entity to table but sometime it really gets complex when you have inheritance, different kind of table relationships such as one to one, one to many and many to many. Also it really gets messy if you don’t handle the fetch and cascade parameters properly. But over all it has many advantages over its disadvantages. That why it is so popular.
Reduces and reusage code.
You don’t need write query again and again for insert update or anything.
Independent of database.
You can use any underlying database without modifying your code. You just need change dialect and pom entry to update driver of the database. spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.dialect = org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
Lazy loading.
Hibernate you can set the property to lazy load the related table data and hibernate takes care of fetching the data when the data is required.
Transaction management.
Hibernate maintains the transaction and revert all the changes in case if there is any exception.
Caching.
In memory is always faster then the reaching out to DB for the data. Hibernate has inmemory caching option it keeps data in memory which is faster to access and is very smart when to commit and when not to.
Connection Pooling.
Inbuilt support of connection pooling. It create pool of connection which is faster then creating a new connection and terminating it.
Supports HQL(superset of JPQL).
HQL is a query language supported in Hibernates, In queries you can directly use classname and it automatically generates the database queries.
Automatic versioning.
Maintains different version of data and saves the headach of missing the data.
Performance
The query generated here will be highly optimized in most of the cases.
Setting up Datasource.
If you start with starter-jpa datasource and started inmemory DB jar such as h2database etc, you don’t need to define the datasource but you can define and override the default ones. Here is Java way of defining it.
Here is defining the datasource by just property files. Make sure you use exact keys.
Object States in Hibernate
Transient
Object just created but not attached to hibernate session and not connected to database.
Persistent
Object attached hibernate session and connected to database, any update to this will be reflected in database.
Detached
Object detached from session. It happened when session is closed or you can manually detach it.
Session, SessionFactory and Transaction.
SessionFactory provide you the session class which can be used to attach, detach, save, query etc. Session supports transaction as well.
Annotations used class table mapping.
@Entity - Makes the class available for Table mapping. @Table - It is optional. Used with @Entity, in case you want different name of the table. @Column - It is optional, in case you want different name of the field. @Id - Makes field primary key, you will have to use @GeneratedValue if you want generated values of id. @GeneratedValue - To generate field value. There four type of it. Auto(Unique value across database), identity(Unique across class hierarchy), sequence(custom sequence ex:start:100, increment- 10), Table. @Version - For versioning and concurrency you can keep a field which defines a version. @Transient - In case you don’t want a field to be part of database mapping.
Mapping Tables.
@OnetoOne - When there is one to one relation, but again it has four different types. @PrimaryKeyJoinColumn - When two table share same primary key. Such as Employee and EmployeeDetails.
@MapsId - When tables joined by foreign and primary key of two tables and both class cotains object of each other. Such Employee and EmployeeBadge.
@OneToMany & @ManyToOne - Both are represent same logical thing. A Project can have many employees which is one to many. Many employee can be mapped a single project which is many to one. It depends how you organize your java class.
@ManyToMany - Many to many relation always needs a third table. For example employee can work on many tasks and a task can have multiple employees working on it.
HQL Query.
Hibernates provides many way to query you table. Native, HQL, criteria etc. HQL is extension of SQL almost same as SQL standards but it usage class name in place of table name. Also, binging a value is very easy. You can retrieve query object from session and Query interface has following methods.
public int executeUpdate()
public List list()
public Query setFirstResult(int rowno) //For pagination set the first row num
public Query setMaxResult(int rowno) // Page count
public Query setParameter(int position, Object value)
public Query setParameter(String name, Object value)
Criteria API.
Criteria api helps you to omit sqls or HQL where you have to pass the query as string. Criteria API provides you set of classes and utilities with which you can form queries. You can create Criteria object form session.
Criteria ct = session.createCriteria(Employee.class);
List results = ct.list();
Using Restriction - Restriction class with and, or, eq, ne, gt, lt, ge, le, like,ilike, between, in, conjunction, disjunction, isNull, isNotNull, sqlRestriction(String sql, Object value, Type type) etc.
Using Projection to get selecte Columns
avg(String propertyName)
count(String propertyName)
countDistinct(String propertyName
max(String propertyName)
min(String propertyName)
sum(String propertyName)
Using query by example
Query by example usage a filter object. Let’s say you want filter a employee based on salary and age. Create a filter object with salary and age set.
Native queries.
Caching in Hibernate.
Hibernates has two level level of cache. First level is by default there and maintained by session container. You can’t change first level cache. Second level cache is left for developer where he can defined his own caching strategies at each class level. Such as Employee class secondary cache can use any of the below strategies. Transactional - Cached data will be retained only in transaction. Read-write - It create read write lock on table and updates if the data has been updated. Nonstrict-read-write - When data rarely changes and you don’t bother about stale data.
Read-only - When data never changes.


HOPE TALBOT
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hello! My name is Hope and I like making things.
Hope & Tilda Project
Tiny Cats
Circle Screenprints
Paper Cutouts
Linocuts
Pattern


Collapser
Save
Start
Collapser (Collapsing identical sequences)
Start
Note: The output will be a file Fasta


Cleared Vehicle Tags
Home
Vehicle Tags
Refresh
Cleared On
Cleared By
Narration
Transgression
Tag Reference
Reg. No
Action
Ticket No#
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Vehicle No.
Tagging System
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Transgression
Weighbridge Station
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Rear View
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UW-Madison's premiere club for programmatically inclined students.
Meetings begin on January 31st, 2018 @ 6PM, Computer Sciences, Room 1221.
Opportunities that last a lifetime
Between resumé building, tech talks, company outreach,
hackathons, and social events, the SDC is a great place to network both professionally and casually.
You'll learn the tools and meet the people that will help you lay the foundation for your Computer Science career!


@(crew : String, crewMembers : String)
You are back at home port with nothing to show for it. Better get going before someone notices.
Current Crew: @crew Remaining Crew Members: @crewMembers


Davichi announce postponement of their new single 'Dear My Longtime Lover'
by beansssOn November 14, vocal duo Davichi notified fans of a postponement in their comeback digital single release plans.
The duo stated via their official SNS account, "The release date for the new digital single 'Dear My Longtime Lover' has been changed from November 19 through December 3. We have come to this unavoidable decision for the sake of a more completed level of production in the album, so we ask fans for their generous understanding."
Meanwhile, Davichi's upcoming new single "Dear My Longtime Lover" will be a follow-up to the duo's hit single "Unspoken Words", released in May of this year. Look out for the full single release, now set for December 3.


An experiment using neural networks to approximate pure functions, see universal approximation theorem for details.


Bulk upload apprentices
You can add details for more than one apprentice at the same time using a Microsoft Excel, comma separated value (CSV) or open document spreadsheet (ODS) file.
Before you start
You must:
- use a template to create a separate file for each individual training course and level - each file should only list the apprentices for that apprenticeship
- know the full name , date of birth, planned start and end dates, apprenticeship training course and apprenticeship training price for each apprentice you're adding


WITNESS LIST Appropriations Committee February 18, 1997-8:00A Aircraft Pooling Board On: Dulaney, Bob (Aircraft Pooling Board) Arts, Commission On The On: Ware, Connie (Art, Commission On The) Comptroller On: Chapa, Robert (Comptroller) Hamilton, Billy (Comptroller) Department of Transportation, TX. On: Bernsen, David (TxDOT) Burnett, William (TxDOT) Wynne, Anne (TxDOT) Emergency Communications, Advisory On: Goerke, James (Emergency Communication) Employees Retirement System On: Beckett, Sheila (ERS) Ethics Commission For: Woodford, Suzy (Ethics Commission) On: Harrison, Tom (Ethics Commission) Slack, Richard (Ethics Commission) Finance Authority, Texas Public On: Deviney, Lee (TPFA) Porras, Judith (TPFA) Fire Fighters' Pension Commissioner On: Campbell, Helen (Fire Fighters' Pension) General Services Commission On: Ponder, Judy (General Services Comm.) Treadway, Tom (General Services Comm.) Workforce Commission, Texas For: Barefield, Lasha (TWC) On: Hammond, Bill (TWC) Sheridan, Mike (TWC) Townsend, Randy (TWC)


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1 Cyrus is the one whom Yahweh has appointed to be the emperor of Persia
and to whom he will give great power;
Yahweh will enable him to defeat other nations
and to take away the power of their kings.
He will cause gates of cities to be opened,
and no one will ever be able to shut them.
2 This is what Yahweh says to him:
"Cyrus, I will go ahead of you
and level the mountains.
I will smash down bronze gates
and cut through their iron bars.
3 I will give you treasures that people have hidden in dark secret places.
I will do that in order that you will know that I am Yahweh,
the God to whom the Israelites belong,
the God who calls you by your name.
4 I have summoned you, calling out your name,
for the sake of the people of Israel whom I have chosen, who serve me.
Even though you do not know me,
I will give you a title that has great honor.
5 I am Yahweh, and there is no other God.
Even though you do not know me,
I will give you power to wage war
6 in order that everyone in the world, from the east to the west, will know that there is no other God.
I am Yahweh, and there is no other God.
7 I created the light and the darkness.
I cause there to be peace and I cause there to be disasters.
I, Yahweh, do all those things."
8 Yahweh also says, "Just like the rain falls on the earth to help it,
I will help my people and rescue them; I will cause them to be treated justly.

They are like a clay pot and I am like the one who made it;
so they certainly cannot criticize me.
A lump of clay certainly cannot argue with the one who shapes it to form a pot, saying,
'Why are you making me like this?'
The pot cannot say 'You have no skill; what you make is so awful that it makes people think you have no hands!'
10 And it would be terrible if an unborn baby would say to its father,
'Why are you causing me to be born?'
or if it said to its mother,
'The result of your labor pains will be useless.'"
11 Yahweh, the Holy One of the Israelite people, the one who created Israel, says this to them:
"Why do you ask questions about what I do for you, my children?
Why do you instruct me about the work that I should do?
12 I am the one who created the earth
and created people to live on it.
I stretched out the sky with my hands,
and I put the stars in their places.
13 And I have made Cyrus to desire to do things that are right,
and I will enable him to do all those things easily. No one will be able to stop him.
His workers will rebuild my city,
and he will free my people who have been exiled.
And he will do it without my rewarding him!"
This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says.
14 And this is also what I, Yahweh, say to you, my people:
"You will rule the people of Egypt and Ethiopia,
and the tall people of Seba in Arabia will become your slaves.
They will come to you bringing all the things that they sell,
and it will all be yours.
They will have chains on their arms as they follow you.

Never again, during all the future, will we again be humiliated and disgraced.
18 Yahweh is God;
he is the one who created the sky
and created and formed the earth.
He did not want it to remain with nothing living on it;
he wanted people to live on it.
He says, "I am Yahweh;
there is no other God.
19 What I proclaimed, I did not speak secretly;
I did not hide what I was saying by speaking in a dark place.
When I spoke to the descendants of Jacob,
I did not tell them
'It will be useless for you to seek for me!'
I, Yahweh, speak only what is true and what is right.
20 You people who are still alive after experiencing great disasters,
should come and gather together and listen to this:
The people who carry around their wooden idols
and pray to them are foolish, because those idols cannot rescue them!
21 Talk among yourselves and decide what you will say to prove that you should pray to idols.
And when you do that, I will ask you,
'Who predicted long ago what has now happened?
Did any idol tell you that those things would happen?'
No, it was only I, Yahweh, who told you,
because I am the only God; there is no other God.

And all those who have been angry at Yahweh will come to him,
and they will be ashamed that they were angry with him.
25 Yahweh is the only one who will enable us Israelite people in all future times to defeat our enemies,
and then we will boast about what he has done for us.


Decodes all bytes from the input byte array using the Base32 encoding scheme,
writing the results into the given output byte array, starting at offset 0.
Encodes all bytes from the specified byte array using the Base32 encoding scheme,
writing the resulting bytes to the given output byte array, starting at offset 0.


An Interactive Web Developer with a Passion for Creativity
I am a versatile, bilingual professional and programmer, based in San Francisco Bay Area. I am passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration, team building, searching for clean solutions, graphic design, algorithms, database, as well as breaking the Silicon Valley stereotype. I highly value knowledge as it is the only thing that cannot be taken away from me; therefore, I constantly strive to learn something new every day and acquire new skill sets in order to achieve personal and entrepreneurial growth. My greatest joy comes from being around like-minded individuals working towards a common goal.
My educational background includes a B.A. in Economics and Public Policy from the University of California, Berkeley. I entered the professional world as an Assistant Paralegal in the law industry. My professional work experience and educational focus grant me invaluable skill set and strengths grounded in logic, problem solving, critical thinking, research, and meticulous attention to detail.
I have always had a deep passion for technology and decided to jumpstart my career by enrolling at Dev Bootcamp. During my experience at coding bootcamp, I dedicated over 1,000 hours across 21 weeks developing web apps on Sinatra, Rails, and React, overcoming challenges with effective verbal communication and teamwork through pair programming and meaningful ASK (Actionable, Specific, and Kind) feedback, and gaining invaluable soft skills through learning and practicing Engineering Empathy.
Ultimately, I would like to use my experience and skills to not only build meaningful and impactful technologies, but also motivate other women to pursue technology and engineering careers and increase the representation of female engineers in the technology industry.
I am originally from the Philippines, so I try to take advantage of everything the Bay Area has to offer. When I am not working or studying, I am most likely exploring hidden gems and nature, eating my way through every beautiful city in the Bae, and dancing salsa or hip hop with my friends.
Let's get in touch! I would love to hear from you.


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| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.collections4.set; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.io.IOException; | |
| 20 | import java.io.ObjectInputStream; | |
| 21 | import java.io.ObjectOutputStream; | |
| 22 | import java.util.Collection; | |
| 23 | import java.util.Set; | |
| 24 | ||
| 25 | /** | |
| 26 | * Serializable subclass of AbstractSetDecorator. | |
| 27 | * | |
| 28 | * @since 3.1 | |
| 29 | * @version $Id: AbstractSerializableSetDecorator.java 1686855 2015-06-22 13:00:27Z tn $ | |
| 30 | */ | |
| 31 | public abstract class AbstractSerializableSetDecorator<E> | |
| 32 | extends AbstractSetDecorator<E> { | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | /** Serialization version */ | |
| 35 | private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>212206107L; | |
| 36 | ||
| 37 | /** | |
| 38 | * Constructor. | |
| 39 | * | |
| 40 | * @param set the list to decorate, must not be null | |
| 41 | * @throws NullPointerException if set is null | |
| 42 | */ | |
| 43 | protected AbstractSerializableSetDecorator(final Set<E> set) { | |
| 44 | super(set); | |
| 45 | } | |
| 46 | ||
| 47 | //----------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| 48 | /** | |
| 49 | * Write the set out using a custom routine. | |
| 50 | * | |
| 51 | * @param out the output stream | |
| 52 | * @throws IOException | |
| 53 | */ | |
| 54 | private void writeObject(final ObjectOutputStream out) throws IOException { | |
| 55 |
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out.defaultWriteObject(); |
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out.writeObject(decorated()); |
| 57 | } | |
| 58 | ||
| 59 | /** | |
| 60 | * Read the set in using a custom routine. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * @param in the input stream | |
| 63 | * @throws IOException | |
| 64 | * @throws ClassNotFoundException | |
| 65 | */ | |
| 66 | @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") | |
| 67 | private void readObject(final ObjectInputStream in) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException { | |
| 68 |
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in.defaultReadObject(); |
| 69 |
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setCollection((Collection<E>) in.readObject()); |
| 70 | } | |
| 71 | ||
| 72 | } | |
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{% extends "base/base.html" %} {% block content %}
Time Bandits App (name TBA) is a volunteering platform designed to encourage small-scale community cooperation by connecting those in need of assistance with those who would like to volunteer more, all while raising money for important charitable causes.
Most individuals report wanting to engage in more meaningful volunteering opportunities, but many of these opportunities are too difficult to locate, require too much of a time commitment, or are too far away to be compelling. Individuals place a high premium on their own time, so we set out to build a platform that makes it as quick and easy to connect with interesting and low-commitment activities as possible, to encourage participation in the smallest-scale of community volunteering. While our platform certainly supports larger volunteering opportunities, we envision this website as the perfect platform for smaller neighborly tasks, such as helping an elderly individual shovel the snow off of their driveway, repainting the community center, or picking up litter from the local stream.
We understand that individuals do not need to be rewarded to feel that volunteering time was well-spent, but we introduced several additional features to encourage users to participate frequently and remain engaged on our platform. Firstly, we closely track each user’s participation on their Profile page, and aggregate our community’s top volunteers on the Leaderboard page. We hope that this “Gamification” of the volunteering process will encourage users to compete with their friends and build up as high of a volunteering score as possible. Additionally, task creators have the opportunity to include a monetary reward when posting their tasks. However, there's a unique twist: upon completion of the task, that money would not go to the person who completed the task, but be be donated to a preselected charity. In this way, people can be incentivized to work on tasks that support causes they believe in; for example, someone who cares a lot about the environment might be more willing to help someone who promises to donate to an animal conservation foundation. The charities available to be selected would have to be on an approved list — here are some that we recommend to be used with the app*:
*For simplicity and avoiding liability issues, the current build of the app does not actually send any money to anyone, but instead we have simply established the infrastructure to allow such functionality to happen.
While users are welcome to browse tasks at their leisure, we require users to create an account to post and sign up for tasks.
Browsing for Tasks:Users can view the list of available tasks on the homepage, and are encouraged to filter tasks to find the perfect volunteering opportunity.
Creating a Task:Any signed-in user can create a task. Users have the option to add a “donation amount”, which will prompt a payment through the secure Stripe payment system. Each task has a maximum capacity of volunteers that can join the task.
Profile:Users can visit their profile (and the profiles of others) to view the tasks they have created, their total hours spent volunteering, and the upcoming tasks they have signed up for.
Please feel free to contact us using the GitHub issues board, or you can individually reach out to any member of the team:


- (recognizing that scriptural passages can be found to seem to support
opposites perspectives)
- outward signs (vestments etc.) "profit nothing"
- "One thing, and one alone, is necessary for life, justification, and
Christian liberty; and that is the most holy word of God, the Gospel
of Christ."
- this faith can reign only in the inward man
- every Christian by faith if "lord of all things" but in "corporeal
power" he is subject to the earthly powers
- the "outward man" … must not take his ease; … exercise, fastings,
etc.
- enormous folly … when a man seeks, without faith, to be justified
and saved by works…
- ceremonies are but "preparations for building or working" to be "laid
aside."
Thomas More:
- lawyer, noted humanist, and defender of the Catholic Church
- Utopia from Grk "ou" + "topos" (no place)
- This work epitomizes More as humanist – it recognizes that
ultimately one's moral principles will come into conflict with social
mores
- Martyred by Henry VIII for not supporting Henry's efforts to wrest
control of the church from Rome
Erasmus
Several quotes to illustrate "Humanism"
Erasmus quotes
- There are some people who live in a dream world, and there are some
who face reality; and then there are those who turn one into the
other.
- By a Carpenter mankind was made, and only by that Carpenter can
mankind be remade.
- Now I believe I can hear the philosophers protesting that it can only
be misery to live in folly, illusion, deception and ignorance, but it
isn't -it's human.
- He who allows oppression shares the crime.
- In praise of folly (in Latin a play on words dedicated to his friend
Thomas More) Could be In praise of More
- Opening lines, spoken with dripping irony:
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/30201/30201-h/30201-h.htm
Compare Luther & Erasmus
- Erasmus sought to clear away corruption and restore simple ethical
Christianity
- Luther's conservatism on social issues
Radical Reformation
Who were they
- an "odd collection of pacificsts and violent revolutionaries, eccentric individualists and tightly knit communities, biblical literalists and those who followed the inner voice of the Spirit"
- anabaptists ("rebaptizers")
- the impact is more far-reaching than immediately significant, affecting society up to the present day


Equivalent to clicking the Trace Precedents or Trace Dependents buttons on the Auditing toolbar on a worksheet. Allows tracer arrow to be graphically displayed showing relationship among cells.
Syntax
TRACER.DISPLAY(direction, create)
Direction is logical value which, if TRUE, displays tracer arrows for precedents. If FALSE tracer arrows for dependents are displayed.
Create is a logical value which, if TRUE displays the next level of tracer arrows in the direction specified by direction. If FALSE, removes the current level of tracer arrows in the direction specified by direction. A level is the number of "arrows" away from the source cell.
Remark
Returns the #VALUE! error value if not available; for example, the selection is something other than a worksheet, or the cell(s) cannot be traced.
Related Function
TRACER.CLEAR Clears all tracer arrows on the worksheet
Return to index


I'm the children "list" I just display user list, click on one of them to see hashtag change, and user state loading.


The Filter
component enables quick data filtering by arbitrary conditions, as well as creating
configurations for repeated use. Configuration can be created in design-time (DesignTimeConfiguration
)
or in run-time (RunTimeConfiguration
). Design-time configurations cannot be changed, but can be copied
in run-time using the Copy
action from the drop-down menu of filter settings.
In this example, the configuration was created in design-time in XML, made default using default
XML
attribute. So it appears right after opening the screen.
You can add conditions to this configuration by copying it, or reset it by selecting Reset filter in the drop-down menu next to theRefresh button and create a new configuration. New conditions can be saved for future use by clicking Save, Save with values or Save as in the settings drop-down menu on the right.


My name is Helen Zhao Chen and I am a rising senior at El Cerrito High School. I am currently in summer vacation and taking a coding class that I hope to be able to use it and benefit from it.
I wish to create attention grabbing websites that are able to draw in people who look at the website.
To know more about El Cerrito High School, go


{% assign all_videos = site.videos | sort: "has_order" %}
{% assign bootcamp_videos = all_videos | where: "is_bootcamp", true %}
{% assign other_videos = all_videos | where: "is_bootcamp", false %}
{%- comment -%} List Bootcamp videos first {%- endcomment -%}
{% for video in bootcamp_videos %}
{% include video/card.html video=video %}
{% endfor %}
{%- comment -%} List non-bootcamp videos next {%- endcomment -%}
{% for video in other_videos %}
{% include video/card.html video=video %}
{% endfor %}
{% include no_matches.html %}
{%- comment -%}
Generate data to feed to lunr.
It would be nice to have a pregenerated server-side lunr index rather than feeding raw data here
and having lunr generate it in-browser. GH Pages does not support custom plugins so doing so would
involve some additional custom build steps either to build the Jekyll site ourselves (rather than
the built-in GH Jekyll support we get for free, OR to run a custom build command, similar to
generating people search data, to generate the lunr index.
As compared to the people data, however, our video data lives primarily in Markdown files, which
makes adding new files easy. A custom build command would need to consume the markdown files
somehow so that it could generate the lunr index.
The below code creates a VIDEO_LISTING object that uses data from the site configuration's custom
`video_listing` variable. It will contain:
- ref: the name of the aspect of each video to be used as the unique identifier
- fields: the video fields to search using keyowrd search
- data: a JS object created by iterating each video and plucking out only the keys that we need
(the ref and fields from above)
The end result is an array of JS objects that contain all of the data that Lunr will read. If we
need more lunr search factors, those can be added to config.yml (so that they will be generated
here).
{%- endcomment -%}
{%- comment -%}
Generate a list of keys we need from each video. Start with the search keys, then iterate the
filter keys and add those to the list, one at a time. These will be used as the fields that lunr
indexes. Finally, add the ref itself, so that it's included in the JSON data that lunr consumes.
NOTE: we could use the `| concat` filter instead of iterating, if we were using Jekyll > 4.
{%- endcomment -%}
{%- assign search_keys = site.video_listing.search.keys -%}
{%- assign filter_keys = site.video_listing.filters | map: "key" -%}
{%- for filter_key in filter_keys -%}
{%- assign search_keys = search_keys | push: filter_key -%}
{%- endfor -%}
{%- assign keys = search_keys | push: site.video_listing.search.ref -%}


vignettes/drep_examples.Rmd
drep_examples.Rmd
This vignette explains how to use drep
to compute the dengue reproduction from force of infection using real data and under different assumptions regarding the relative infectiousness of the number of primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary infections at endemic equlibrium.
Let’s now look at some real data. The foi
dataset contains force of infection estimates for different locations in the world and it is available here.
| data_id | type | longitude | latitude | ISO | ID_0 | ID_1 | FOI | population |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | serology | 146.26014 | -20.076964 | AUS | 15 | 7 | 0.0029469 | 4489114 |
| 2 | caseReport | -70.81200 | -9.023796 | BRA | 33 | 1 | 0.0006114 | 742042 |
| 3 | serology | -67.05870 | -10.076392 | BRA | 33 | 1 | 0.0020941 | 742042 |
| 4 | caseReport | -45.27442 | -4.960950 | BRA | 33 | 10 | 0.0615974 | 6947167 |
| 5 | serology | -44.20998 | -2.597735 | BRA | 33 | 10 | 0.0032839 | 6947167 |
| 6 | caseReport | -54.78515 | -20.772230 | BRA | 33 | 11 | 0.0068457 | 2596730 |
| 7 | caseReport | -56.92110 | -12.681871 | BRA | 33 | 12 | 0.0406051 | 3232676 |
| 8 | caseReport | -44.55503 | -18.512178 | BRA | 33 | 13 | 0.0310419 | 20863245 |
| 9 | caseReport | -54.93062 | -1.998127 | BRA | 33 | 14 | 0.0295467 | 8046041 |
| 10 | caseReport | -36.78195 | -7.239961 | BRA | 33 | 15 | 0.0365367 | 3991856 |
The dataset contains nine variables.
data_id
is an integer which represents the data point unique identifiertype
is a character string describing wheather the data was derived from a serology study (serology
) or a case surveillance study (caseReport
).longitude
and latitude
are the numeric geographic coordinates of the data points.ISO
is a character string describing the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code.ID_0
and ID_1
are integers representing the GADM administrative units unique identifiers sourced from here.FOI
is the force of infection estimatepopulation
is the Level 1 administrative unit population according to 2015 Landscan data
Information on the demographic structure of the population to which the original force of infection estimate refers is needed to convert force of infection into reproduction number. The age_structure
dataset contains the country-level proportion of individuals in twenty 5-year age groups (0-99) from 2015, sourced from the United Nation Department of Economic and Social Affairs link. Each age group proportion is a different variable. The other important variable is ID_0
, which represents the country unique identifier.
| ID_0 | band_0_4 | band_5_9 | band_10_14 | band_15_19 | band_20_24 | band_25_29 | band_30_34 | band_35_39 | band_40_44 | band_45_49 | band_50_54 | band_55_59 | band_60_64 | band_65_69 | band_70_74 | band_75_79 | band_80_84 | band_85_89 | band_90_94 | band_95_99 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.1521859 | 0.1507409 | 0.1374900 | 0.1178442 | 0.0938326 | 0.0756318 | 0.0633954 | 0.0514358 | 0.0403370 | 0.0319744 | 0.0253028 | 0.0198610 | 0.0152801 | 0.0115600 | 0.0069483 | 0.0038123 | 0.0016910 | 0.0005534 | 0.0001230 | 0.0000000 |
| 4 | 0.0639254 | 0.0535591 | 0.0677263 | 0.0891500 | 0.0939876 | 0.0798203 | 0.0601244 | 0.0532135 | 0.0597789 | 0.0642709 | 0.0708362 | 0.0659986 | 0.0539046 | 0.0407740 | 0.0331721 | 0.0262612 | 0.0148583 | 0.0065653 | 0.0017277 | 0.0003455 |
| 5 | 0.1157191 | 0.0962309 | 0.0734401 | 0.0758855 | 0.0903819 | 0.0947687 | 0.0903063 | 0.0767931 | 0.0621455 | 0.0528678 | 0.0449515 | 0.0364553 | 0.0306820 | 0.0201437 | 0.0153536 | 0.0118492 | 0.0075381 | 0.0033279 | 0.0009580 | 0.0002017 |
| 8 | 0.1885541 | 0.1572616 | 0.1307250 | 0.1072656 | 0.0875230 | 0.0719767 | 0.0589481 | 0.0478379 | 0.0376868 | 0.0300136 | 0.0243386 | 0.0195828 | 0.0151866 | 0.0098313 | 0.0067541 | 0.0039565 | 0.0018384 | 0.0005995 | 0.0001199 | 0.0000000 |
| 11 | 0.0769231 | 0.0769231 | 0.0879121 | 0.0879121 | 0.0879121 | 0.0769231 | 0.0659341 | 0.0549451 | 0.0769231 | 0.0879121 | 0.0659341 | 0.0549451 | 0.0329670 | 0.0219780 | 0.0219780 | 0.0109890 | 0.0109890 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 |
| 12 | 0.0856485 | 0.0838056 | 0.0825155 | 0.0791983 | 0.0796360 | 0.0768487 | 0.0734623 | 0.0742225 | 0.0620364 | 0.0543654 | 0.0505183 | 0.0467865 | 0.0418106 | 0.0348537 | 0.0270214 | 0.0201336 | 0.0142133 | 0.0084773 | 0.0035245 | 0.0009214 |
| 13 | 0.0685885 | 0.0626243 | 0.0526839 | 0.0593108 | 0.0851557 | 0.0937707 | 0.0838304 | 0.0669317 | 0.0563287 | 0.0566600 | 0.0778661 | 0.0728960 | 0.0550033 | 0.0318091 | 0.0168986 | 0.0308151 | 0.0182240 | 0.0076209 | 0.0026508 | 0.0003313 |
| 14 | 0.0480769 | 0.0673077 | 0.0673077 | 0.0769231 | 0.0673077 | 0.0480769 | 0.0576923 | 0.0673077 | 0.0769231 | 0.0769231 | 0.0865385 | 0.0769231 | 0.0673077 | 0.0480769 | 0.0288462 | 0.0192308 | 0.0096154 | 0.0096154 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 |
| 15 | 0.0645081 | 0.0635484 | 0.0589585 | 0.0620462 | 0.0700993 | 0.0748560 | 0.0741467 | 0.0642577 | 0.0713511 | 0.0642994 | 0.0670951 | 0.0610448 | 0.0534507 | 0.0496537 | 0.0355921 | 0.0264124 | 0.0194025 | 0.0125595 | 0.0055495 | 0.0011683 |
| 16 | 0.0473013 | 0.0464817 | 0.0483550 | 0.0538579 | 0.0633415 | 0.0649807 | 0.0674394 | 0.0632244 | 0.0709519 | 0.0832455 | 0.0807868 | 0.0687273 | 0.0539749 | 0.0504625 | 0.0499941 | 0.0366468 | 0.0247044 | 0.0169769 | 0.0074933 | 0.0010537 |
For the purpose of this example, we pick the fourth data point, i.e. a caseReport
estimate from Brazil.
lambda <- drep::foi[4, "FOI"] # a point from Brazil
lambda
#> [1] 0.06159744
The ID_0
of the point selected from the foi
dataset (lambda
) is needed to be able to look up the correct demographic structure from the age_structure
dataset. The population
of the data point will also be needed when calculating the \(R_0\).
id_0 <- drep::foi[4, "ID_0"]
pop_size <- drep::foi[4, "population"]
pop_size
#> [1] 6947167
Extract the country age structure and have a look at it.
age_s_data <- drep::age_structure
n_j <- age_s_data[age_s_data$ID_0 == id_0, 2:ncol(age_s_data)]
| band_0_4 | band_5_9 | band_10_14 | band_15_19 | band_20_24 | band_25_29 | band_30_34 | band_35_39 | band_40_44 | band_45_49 | band_50_54 | band_55_59 | band_60_64 | band_65_69 | band_70_74 | band_75_79 | band_80_84 | band_85_89 | band_90_94 | band_95_99 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | 0.0723249 | 0.0741339 | 0.0838289 | 0.0840262 | 0.0802011 | 0.0837182 | 0.0857198 | 0.0783632 | 0.0688992 | 0.0634767 | 0.0593918 | 0.0485903 | 0.0389097 | 0.0287336 | 0.0201357 | 0.0147325 | 0.0086413 | 0.0044698 | 0.001429 | 0.0002742 |
Lest’s also define the lower and upper age limits (l_lim
and u_lim
) of the country age groups and the infectiousness weights (phis
)
n_age_groups <- 20
l_lim <- seq(0, 95, length.out = n_age_groups)
u_lim <- seq(5, 100, length.out = n_age_groups)
phis <- c(1, 1, 1, 1)
Now we can compute the \(R_0\):
R0 <- drep::calculate_R0(lambda, pop_size, n_j, u_lim, l_lim, phis)
R0
#> [1] 4.068688
Now we explore the case when primary to quaternary numbers of infections have different relative infectiousness. First, we assume that only primary and secondary infections are infectious and therefore contribute to transmission. This implies that tertiary and secondary infections are not infectious.
phis <- c(1, 1, 0, 0)
R0 <- drep::calculate_R0(lambda, pop_size, n_j, u_lim, l_lim, phis)
R0
#> [1] 8.173763
The \(R_0\) value increases relative to when using same weights because the virus has only two attempts at generating a given force of infection, so it has to have a higher \(R_0\).
Second, let’s assume that all four infections are infectious but symptomatic infections are twice as infectious as asymptomatic ones. This requires knowledge of the proportion of primary. secondary, tertiary and quaternary infections which are asymptomatic. We source the values of these parameters from Ferguson et al. 2016 and put them in a vector.
prop_sym_parms <- c(0.45, 0.85, 0.15, 0.15)
We can use the function calculate_infectiousness_sym_2x_asym
to calculate the relative infectiousness of the four dengue infections from the proportion of primary. secondary, tertiary and quaternary infectionsa which are asymptomatic.
phis <- drep::calculate_infectiousness_sym_2x_asym(prop_sym_parms)
phis
#> [1] 0.7837838 1.0000000 0.6216216 0.6216216
Now the reproduction number is
R0 <- drep::calculate_R0(lambda, pop_size, n_j, u_lim, l_lim, phis)
R0
#> [1] 5.372142