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No. 18 Ohio State pulls away to beat Cincinnati 64-56
by STEVE HELWAGENCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Kyle Young had a career-high 14 points and 13 rebounds and No. 18 Ohio State beat Cincinnati 64-56 in the opener for both teams Wednesday night.
Young, a junior forward, made 6 of 7 shots from the floor and the Buckeyes rallied in the second half to spoil John Brannen’s Cincinnati coaching debut.
D.J. Carton added nine points and five rebounds for Ohio State, and Kaleb Wesson had eight points and 11 rebounds. Jarron Cumberland and Keith Williams each had 13 points to lead Cincinnati.
Cincinnati led 26-19 after a slow, rough first half. Ohio State failed to score for the first 7:45 until Young got a breakaway jam off Carton’s outlet pass. Up to that point, Ohio State had missed its first seven shots from the floor as well as its first four free throws while committing five turnovers.
Ohio State tied it at 15 on an Andre Wesson rebound basket. But Cincinnati closed the half on an 11-4 run, with Williams hitting a pair of wide open 3s.
Ohio State went on a 14-3 run to start the second half, with Kaleb Wesson stepping out to hit a pair of 3s. They surged ahead 33-29 with 13:16 left.
Carton had a reverse layup and hit a 3 from the left wing for a 49-43 lead with 7:35 left. A 3 by Luther Muhammad made it 52-43 with 7:11 left. Cincinnati twice got the lead down to two.
But Buckeyes freshman E.J. Liddell scored off a feed from Duane Washington Jr., and Carton hit a pair of free throws to make it 59-53 with 2:16 left.
Cincinnati’s Chris McNeal had a three-point play to cut it to 60-56 with 52 seconds left, and Ohio State’s Washington and C.J. Walker each hit a pair of free throws to help the Buckeyes ride it out.
BIG PICTURE
Ohio State: After a slow start, a good win for the Buckeyes, who were ranked in the preseason AP poll for the first time in five years.
Cincinnati: Brannen led Northern Kentucky to two NCAA Tournament appearances in the last three seasons before he was tapped to replace Mick Cronin, who left UC after 13 years to become the head coach at UCLA. The Bearcats stayed close most of the way but couldn’t finish.
INJURY UPDATE
Ohio State senior forward Andre Wesson left with 6 minutes left after being poked in the right eye on a rebound attempt. He did not return.
UP NEXT
Cincinnati: Hosts Drake on Monday.
Ohio State: Hosts UMass-Lowell on Sunday.
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Gov. Kristi Noem on Monday launched the nearly half-million-dollar campaign to increase awareness of South Dakota’s methamphetamine epidemic. The campaign includes a new TV ad, billboards, posters and a website .
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The maintenance of software documentation is a complex task. As the time runs and the documented software is changed the documentation is getting obsolete. Changing documentation between versions is a boring and uncreative job.
We want to reduce effort to accomplish this task.
The page presents some tools for preventing the erosion of documentation and the fatique of analysts' minds.
Content generation
There are two parts of the documentation - generated and handwritten. Both have advantages and disadvantages. The generated documentation, for example javaDoc, is easily maintained, because it is placed close to the source code. But it has an insufficient context. The handwritten documentation describes an application behavior more comprehensible, but it is insufficient in detail. It can become outdated with some changes of the application.
We want to preserve the legibility of the documents but at the same time we need to avoid the outdated documentation.
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The ISO 8583 packer utility is not related to the documentation tools. But it can be useful for a payment software development and it uses credible-doc tools for its documentation.


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WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee March 21, 2001-2:00P HB 176 For: Klager, James (Self) On: Hile, Richard (Texas Trial Lawyers Assoc.) HB 735 For: Beveridge, Doug (Texas Land & Mineral Owners Association) Burney, Laura (Self and TLMA) Against: Hurd, J.R. (Hurd Enterprises, Ltd. & Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Assoc.) O'Neal, Randy (Self) Ratliff, Shannon (Texas Oil & Gas Association) HB 736 For: Beveridge, Doug (Texas Land & Mineral Owners Association) Burney, Laura (Self and TLMA) Against: Eagle, Robert W. (Self) Hurd, J.R. (Hurd Enterprises, Ltd. & Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Assoc.) O'Neal, Randy (Self) Ratliff, Shannon (Texas Oil & Gas Association) On: Craymer, Dale (TTARA Research Foundation) HB 785 For: Burgess, Anita (City of Lubbock) HB 1080 For: Brady, Zach (Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assn. & Texas Forestry Assn.) Donaldson, B.J. (Self) Drawe, Lynn (Prescribed Burning Board & TX. Dept. of Agric.) HB 2557 For: Baker, Keith (Self) Rothermel, John (Stewart Title) HB 3125 For: Al-Misnad, Evelyn (Self) Al-Misnad, Kalifa (Self) Bailey, Donna (Self) Blossey, George A. (Self) Fuhrmann, Dawn (Self) Fuhrmann, Terrin (Self) Hendricks, Vickie (Self) James, Reggie (Consumers Union SW Regional Offices) Watts, Mikal (Self and Donna Bailey) Against: Waldrop, Alan (Texans for Lawsuit Reform) On: Earle, Elisabeth (Self) HB 3136 Against: Hile, Richard (Texas Trial Lawyers Assoc.) Rothermel, John (Stewart Title) HB 3472 For: Turner, Nick (Harris County Attorney's Office) HB 3563 For: Bishop, E. Thomas (Bishop & Mommert P.C. & Texas Association of Defense Counsel) Chamberlain, David E. (Self and Texas Association of Defense Counsel) Fuller, Hayes (Self and Texas Association of Defense Counsel, Inc.) Roby, Rob (Self and Texas Association of Defense Counsel) Against: Hyde, William Blake (Travelers Indenity Company) Kothmann, Don (State Farm) McWilliams, Hugh L. (Farmers Insurance Group) O'Connor, Kelly (USAA)


ShockRods is making the player community a big part of game development
by Ian BoudreauShockRods is one of those games that takes two great ideas and fuses them into one: In this case, it’s the high-speed R/C action of Rocket League crossed with the frantic violence of Quake III. Developer Stainless Games says it’s relying on player feedback to hone that fighting edge and make ShockRods the game its community truly desires.
Speaking to our sister site The Loadout, Stainless Games associate producer Sam Corser explained that it’s normal now for games to evolve over time, and that the studio is incorporating that into ShockRods’ development.
“We’re trying to get the game out into the hands of people and we want them to tell us where they feel the game should evolve,” he said. “The community is really powerful – they know what they like and what they want – and we want our games to be fun.”
Corser says the production team is thinking about ShockRods as an esport, at least internally. But the team believes that pushing the esports idea onto players would be a mistake.
“If you deliberately try to make a game like that, they say ‘shove it, bud,'” Corser said. “Do we hope it becomes an esport? Why not. We treat it that way in the office.”
Stainless Games has some of the brains behind the Carmageddon series working on ShockRods, and they’re undoubtedly folks who know a thing or two about making violence and cars work together nicely. The game has been developed with support from Green Man Gaming’s indie publishing program, and it’s available on Steam.


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by Lawrence AbramsMalwarebytes has released version 4.0 of their flagship antivirus product and with it comes a new scanning engine, a new user interface, threat statistics and more.
At this time, Malwarebytes 3.x is not automatically upgrading to Malwarebytes 4.0. If you wish to upgrade to this new version you will need to download the installer directly from Malwarebytes site.
Below we will take a look at what has changed in this new version.
A look at the new interface
The biggest change users will experience is the new user interface. With Malwarebytes 4.0, the main sections consisting of the quarantine, scanner, and real-time protection settings are clearly shown on the dashboard.
Clicking on a section will cause a flyout overlay to appear where you can changing settings, view the quarantine, or perform a scan
Of all the sections, the Real-Time Protection screen has changed the most. In this sections users can now easily manage the different protections, but also see stats on the malicious sites, ransomware, exploits, or malware and PUPs that Malwaerbytes 4.0 has prevented.
In addition, this section will also display the latest posts from the Malwarebyte's blog.
Other than that, the rest of the sections contain the same functionaality as the previous version.
Under the hood
Malwarebytes 4.0 comes with a new scanning engine called "Katana" that includes the following features:
- Improved zero-hour detection – pinpoints new threats as they arise and before they can wreak havoc on your device
- Expanded malware detection – blocks even more malware for improved protection
- Signature-less behavioral detection – identifies the latest variants of dangerous malware families that attempt to evade traditional signatures through runtime packing, obfuscation and encryption, offering instant protection against new threats that traditional AV has a hard time detecting
With this release, Malwarebytes considers itself an antivirus replacement and will now register itself with the Windows Security settings as the primary antivirus solution on the computer. This makes it easy to manage from Windows and will allow Windows 10 to alert if you if the real-time protection feature is disabled.
Unfortunately, for users running Windows XP or Windows Vista, Malwarebytes 4.0 will no longer work on those operating systems. If you are running Windows XP or Vista, you can continue using Malwarebytes 3.x, which will be supported for the foreseeable future.
In full disclosure, BleepingComputer is an affiliate of Malwarebytes.


Kovelo Technologies, LLC ("developer") and their apps are Ad Supported apps. Chicken Tender, Trick or Treat Counter, and Pilot Ace
("app") are provided by at no cost and is intended for use as is.
This privacy policy is used to inform you regarding policies with the collection, use, and
disclosure of Personal Information if anyone decided to use this Service.
1. Overview
The app uses advertising to make revenue. The app uses third party
libraries for advertising which may collect and share personal information with third
parties.
Links to privacy policies of third party service providers used in the app
Apple https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/
Clearbit https://clearbit.com/privacy
AdMob https://support.google.com/admob/answer/6128543
2. Sharing Your Information
The developer will share personal information with third parties only in the ways that are
described in this privacy statement.
Your personal information may be disclosed:
- As required by law, such as to comply with a subpoena, or similar legal process.
- To any other third party with your prior consent to do so.
3. What information are collected and why
3.1 AdMob
AdMob, is Google's mobile app advertising platform designed specifically for app
developers. In order to understand Google's use of Data, consult Google's partner policy.
Personal Data:
- Online identifiers, including cookie identifiers
- IP addresses
- Device identifiers
- Client identifiers
- unique device identifiers for advertising (Google Advertiser ID or IDFA, for example)
- Usage Data
Retention:
Google anonymizes the log data by removing part of the IP address (after 9 months) and
cookie information (after 18 months)
Online resources:
4. Security
I am striving to use commercially acceptable means of protecting your Personal
Information. But remember that no method of transmission over the internet, or method of
electronic storage is 100% secure and reliable, and I cannot guarantee its absolute
security.
5. Links to Other Sites
This Service may contain links to other sites. If you click on a third-party link, you
will be directed to that site. Note that these external sites are not operated by me.
Therefore, I strongly advise you to review the Privacy Policy of these websites. I have
no control over and assume no responsibility for the content, privacy policies, or
practices of any third-party sites or services.
6. Children’s Privacy
These Services do not address anyone under the age of 16. I do not knowingly collect
personally identifiable information from children under 16. In the case I discover that
a child under 16 has provided me with personal information, I immediately delete those
informations.
7. Distribution
The only official channel for distribution of this app are from the Apple App Store.
Any other mode of distribution is not official and thus, is not maintained by the developer.
This privacy policy is effective to distribution made on official channel only.
8. Changes to This Privacy Policy
This policy may be updated from time to time.
Contact me
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When Philip Hammond presents the Budget on November 22, he will [hope to create](https://www.ft.com/content/66f8e992-c85e-11e7-ab18-7a9fb7d6163e) “a strong economy that works for everyone”. But events have conspired against the chancellor, leaving him with limited scope for action.
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This gave Mr Hammond £26bn of headroom against his self-imposed fiscal target of borrowing no more than 2 per cent of national income in 2020–21.
He said he needed this room for manoeuvre to accommodate any adverse shocks as the UK gets ready to leave the EU.
**The chancellor has also committed** to eliminate borrowing entirely by the mid-2020s.
This will be difficult to do, because the UK’s ageing population is expected to increase demand for more public spending on health, social care and pensions.
But that is a problem that Mr Hammond does not have to deal with this week, because the new forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility published alongside the Budget will only go up to 2022–23.
**Since March, the Conservatives** have announced extra spending increases and tax cuts that have cost the exchequer money.
Ranging from Mr Hammond’s [embarrassing U-turn](https://www.ft.com/content/9cb405ae-0977-11e7-97d1-5e720a26771b) in March on his plan to raise National Insurance contributions for the self-employed, to the [£1bn deal](https://www.ft.com/content/c02642a6-5d85-11e7-b553-e2df1b0c3220) with Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist party, money for these and other commitments has to be found.
**There has been [some good news](https://www.ft.com/content/bdf8a978-b574-11e7-aa26-bb002965bce8)** for Mr Hammond over the past few months. Tax revenues have been higher and spending lower than the OBR predicted in March.
This means borrowing could be around £7 to £8bn lower this year than had been expected. And this could be repeated in future years.
**But this good news will be more than offset** by the OBR’s announcement that it plans to lower its forecasts for productivity and economic growth.
Lower growth means lower tax revenues and more pressure for spending on means-tested benefits. This will push up borrowing in future.
The OBR has not yet said exactly how much it will change its forecast. But the Institute for Fiscal Studies think-tank recently [estimated](https://www.ft.com/content/73cfb778-bb0b-11e7-8c12-5661783e5589) that these changes to the forecast could leave borrowing at £33bn in 2020–21.
That would mean that, in the space of eight months, Mr Hammond has lost half of his headroom against his fiscal target, even before any potential Brexit-related shocks have hit the economy.
**But Mr Hammond is going to move the goalposts** to make his target easier to meet.
The public sector borrowing figures published in March included the borrowing of English housing associations because these were, at the time, classified as part of the public sector.
But last week, after the government pushed new legislation through parliament, the Office for National Statistics announced that it has reclassified these housing associations as part of the private sector.
That takes borrowing of around £5bn a year off the public sector balance sheet, and gives Mr Hammond some extra wiggle room.
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But even moving the goalposts in this way may not give Mr Hammond enough scope to meet all of the calls he is receiving for extra cash.
Among other things, he is under pressure to lift the [public sector pay cap](https://www.ft.com/content/79231c3c-97d5-11e7-b83c-9588e51488a0), abandon the freeze on working age benefits, [increase spending on the NHS](https://www.ft.com/content/31b060ea-bc9b-11e7-b8a3-38a6e068f464), freeze fuel duty, fix the [broken housing market](https://www.ft.com/content/a949a54e-b8d1-11e7-9bfb-4a9c83ffa852) and deliver on the Conservatives’ manifesto promise to raise income tax thresholds.
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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ConsList<E> |
A list that is composed of
cons cells. |
| PersistentCollection<E> |
A fully persistent collection.
|
| PersistentList<E> |
A fully persistent list.
|
| PersistentMap<K,V> | |
| PersistentSet<E> |
A fully persistent set.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractImmutableCollection<E> |
An abstract base class for implementing immutable collections.
|
| AbstractImmutableList<E> |
An abstract base class for implementing immutable lists.
|
| AbstractImmutableMap<K,V> |
An abstract base class for implementing
ImmutableMap s. |
| AbstractImmutableSet<E> |
An abstract base class for implementing an immutable sets.
|
| AbstractLinkedImmutableList<E> |
An abstract base class for immutable list implementations that use linked data structures
so that access is sequential.
|
| AbstractLinkedImmutableList.LinkedSubList<E> |
A sub-list view of an immutable list that is sequential/linked in nature.
|
| AmtPersistentList<E> |
A fully persistent list backed by an array-mapped trie.
|
| HamtPersistentMap<K,V> |
An implementation of
PersistentMap that uses an immutable hash array-mapped trie (HAMT)
plus path copying on updates. |
| Immutables |
Utility methods related to immutable collections.
|
| LinkedPersistentList<E> |
Guava's ImmutableCollection
types do not allow sub-typing,
explicitly to ensure that they are immutable (e.g. a misbehaved subclass could violate the
immutability guarantee). The base types in this package, on the other hand, are intended to be
sub-classed to aid implementation of new immutable types.
Also of note: this package contains interfaces for persistent collections, parallel to the normal mutable interfaces in the JCF. Implementations of these interfaces are also provided.


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| Type | Location | Extends | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| c_printOptions | m_strings | None | Print options similar to numpy's print_options |
| dArgDynamicArray | dArgDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See dArgDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| dDynamicArray | dDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See dDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| iArgDynamicArray | iArgDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See iArgDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| idArgDynamicArray | idArgDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See idArgDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| idDynamicArray | idDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See idDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| iDynamicArray | iDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See iDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| KdTree | m_KdTree | None | KdTree in 2, 3, or N dimensions. See m_KdTree for more information on how to use this class. |
| KdTreeSearch | m_KdTree | None | Class to search a KdTree. See m_KdTree for more information on how to use this class. |
| Prng | Prng_Class | None | Class that generates pseudo random numbers. See Prng_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| ProgressBar | ProgressBar_Class | None | A progress bar that displays a moving counter with percentage and optional estimated time remaining Print the progress Bar |
| rArgDynamicArray | rArgDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See rArgDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| rDynamicArray | rDynamicArray_Class | None | Class that act as stacks, queues, and priority queues. See rDynamicArray_Class for more information on how to use this class. |
| Stopwatch | Stopwatch_Class | None | Class for timing sections of code, See the Stopwatch_Class module documentation for usage. |
| tester | m_unitTester | None |


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PnP-X Simple Thermostat Sample
Last Updated: February 2009
Demonstrates
This sample demonstrates an end-to-end scenario using PnP-X. It includes device
samples using UPnP and WSD, a driver to install the devices in PnP, proxies to talk
with the devices, and a client application that uses the devices through the proxies. Developers will find this sample useful when implementing
end-to-end scenarios using PnP-X or just implementing a small portions of a scenario,
like a PnP-X compliant device.
This sample uses the following technologies: PnP-X, Function Discovery (FD), Web
Services on Devices (WSD), Universal Plug and Play
(UPnP), and Windows Plug and Play (PnP).
The following diagram shows how all the parts of the scenario fit together from
a process perspective. The brown colored components are the components this sample contains and the blue colored components are built into Windows (Vista and later). The names of brown components
directly correspond to the Visual Studio projects in the sample. The numbers on the arrows correspond to the steps involved
in running the scenario (see 'Running the Sample' further down in this document).
Windows 7 Notes:
The new way to pair a device in Windows 7 is via Devices and Printers' Add a
device wizard instead of the Network folder. Start Menu ->
Devices and Printers -> Add a device. For this sample, when you
see the Network folder referred to, you can replace that with the 'Add a device'
wizard. Further, PnP-X devices will be shown (and can be managed) from
Devices and Printers after they have been paired and installed.
Prerequisites
- This sample requires Windows Vista or later to run.
- Visual Studio 2008 is needed to edit the Solution and Projects.
- Sample supports x86 and x64.
Languages
C++
Folders and Files
- \
-
- readme.htm - This file.
- scenario.jpg - Diagram showing the scenario layout from a process
perspective.
- SimpleThermostat.sln - Visual Studio
2008 solution file. This solution
file encapsulates all the projects for this sample. Each folder under the root defines
a project and contains a Visual Studio project file.
- SimpleThermostatClient\
-
- main.cpp - Implements a client
application that uses ISimpleThermostat devices.
- SimpleThermostatDriver\
-
- SimpleThermostat.inf - INF file used when installing the sample devices.
- SimpleThermostatInterface\
-
- SimpleThermostat.idl - Defines ISimpleThermostat. ISimpleThermostat is the interface this sample revolves
around: from devices supporting ISimpleThermostat functionality to the client that
uses ISimpleThermostat.
- SimpleThermostatProxy\
-
- common.h - Common header used
by all source files in this project.
- CSimpleThermostatProviderFactory.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatProviderFactory class.
- CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider class.
- CSimpleThermostatProviderFactory.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatProviderFactory class which is used to create
CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider objects.
- CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider class which is used by FD to create
the device proxies.
- dllmain.cpp - Standard functions
needed to implement and register the dll.
- helpers.cpp - Helper functions used by CSimpleThermostatServiceProvider.
- SimpleThermostatProxy.def
- Defines the exports for the dll.
- SimpleThermostatProxy.idl
- Defines the type library and CoClass for
the SimpleThermostatProxy.
- UPnP\UPnPSimpleThermostatDevice\
-
- main.cpp - Implements control
code for the UPnP device.
- UPnP\UPnPSimpleThermostatDeviceDLL\
-
- common.h - Common header used
by all the source files in this project.
- CSimpleThermostatDevice.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatDevice class.
- CSimpleThermostatDeviceFactory.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatDeviceFactory class.
- CSimpleThermostatService.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatService class.
- CSimpleThermostatDevice.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatDevice
class which is the core UPnP device class. This is the object that will be registered
with the UPnPHost.
- CSimpleThermostatDeviceFactory.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatDeviceFactory class which is used to create CSimpleThermostatDevice
objects.
- CSimpleThermostatService.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatService class which is the service for the UPnP
device. This service contains the ISimpleThermostat functionality.
- dllmain.cpp - Standard functions
needed to implement and register the dll.
- SimpleThermostatDevice.def
- Defines the exports for the dll.
- SimpleThermostatDevice.idl
- Defines the type library, coclass, and
service interface for the UPnP device.
- SimpleThermostatDevice.xml
- Description document for the UPnP device. Defines the metadata for the device.
- SimpleThermostatService.xml
- Description document for the UPnP service. Defines the metadata for the service.
- UPnP\UPnPSimpleThermostatProxy\
-
- CUPnPSimpleThermostatProxy.h
- Defines the CUPnPSimpleThermostatProxy class.
- CUPnPSimpleThermostatProxy.cpp
- Implements the CUPnPSimpleThermostatProxy
class which is used by client applications to communicate with the device's service.
This class exposes ISimpleThermostat to the client, which then knows how to talk with
the device using protocol specific commands.
- WSD\WSDSimpleThermostatContract\
-
- codegen.config - WsdCodeGen
configuration file. This file essentially
describes everything about the WSD device.
WsdCodeGen can consume this file to
auto generate C++ code that implements the device.
- SimpleThermostat.wsdl - WSDL file used by WsdCodeGen to create a
template codegen.config file.
- WSD\WSDSimpleThermostatDevice\
- CSimpleThermostatService.h
- Defines the CSimpleThermostatService class.
- CSimpleThermostatService.cpp
- Implements the CSimpleThermostatService class which is the service for the WSD
device. This service contains the ISimpleThermostat functionality.
- main.cpp - Implements the
control code for the WSD device.
- WSD\WSDSimpleThermostatGenerated\
- SimpleThermostat_WSDProxy.h
- GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Defines the CSimpleThermostat_WSDProxy class.
- SimpleThermostat_WSDTypes.h
- GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Defines all the custom types used by the device, proxy,
and stub.
- SimpleThermostat_WSD.idl -
GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Defines the WSD protocol specific version of the
ISimpleThermostat interface: ISimpleThermostat_WSD.
- SimpleThermostat_WSDProxy.cpp
- GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Implements
the CSimpleThermostat_WSDProxy class, which is used by the CWSDSimpleThermostatProxy
class.
- SimpleThermostat_WSDStub.cpp
- GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Implements the stub code for the device's service.
- SimpleThermostat_WSDTypes.cpp
- GENERATED by WsdCodeGen. Implements the custom types used by the device, proxy, and stub.
- WSD\WSDSimpleThermostatProxy\
- CWSDSimpleThermostatProxy.h
- Defines the CWSDSimpleThermostatProxy class.
- CWSDSimpleThermostatProxy.cpp
- Implements the CWSDSimpleThermostatProxy class which is used by the client application
to communicate with the device's service. This class exposes ISimpleThermostat to
the client, which then knows how to talk with the device using protocol specific commands.
Building the Sample (using Visual Studio)
- Open SimpleThermostat.sln in Visual Studio.
- In the Build menu, select Build Solution.
The application will be built in the
default \Debug or \Release directory.
Building the Sample (from SDK build environment)
- Open the SDK command shell.
- Navigate to the sample folder where SimpleThermostat.sln is located.
- Type vcbuild SimpleThermostat.sln.
The application will be built in the default
\Debug or \Release directory.
Running the Sample
All files can be used from the binplaced location from the build (typically \debug
or \release). Note that the driver package is built to support both x86 and x64,
so you'll find the driver package in a folder called "DriverPackage".
The step numbers here directly correspond to the arrow labels on the scenario diagram
above. As you run the sample you can look at the scenario diagram to better understand
what's happening.
- Pre-install the Simple Thermostat Driver package.
- From the \DriverPackage folder run pnputil -a SimpleThermostat.inf
.
- A Windows Security dialog will pop-up because
the driver is not signed. Click Install this driver software anyway.
- After several seconds the driver installation will complete, resulting in SimpleThermostatProxy.dll being copied to <windir>\system32 and being registered as a COM object.
- Start the simple thermostat devices. You can run one or both of the UPnP and WSD
devices.
- Run WSDSimpleThermostatDevice.exe.
- Run regsvr32 UPnPSimpleThermostatDevice.dll
(you must have administrative rights to do this).
- Run UPnPSimpleThermostatDevice.exe.
Note: If this returns a FILE_NOT_FOUND
error (0x80070002) then UPnPHost most likely does not have rights to access the device's
description documents. To fix this you need to change permissions on the folder
where the description documents are located.
From Windows Explorer, right click the folder and click Properties.
Click the Security tab and click Edit. Click
Add and in the
text box type "LOCAL SERVICE". Click
OK on all three dialog boxes and
rerun the device.
- Install the devices from the Network folder.
- Open the Network folder by clicking
Start Menu -> Network.
- After a few seconds you should see the two devices listed in the Network
folder. One is named 'UPnP Simple Thermostat' and the other 'WSD Simple Thermostat'.
- If for some reason you are unable to see the devices in the list after a short
period, have the devices start again. You can perform this by pressing the 'p' key
and then the 's' key for each device.
- Install each device by double clicking it,
or by selecting it and clicking install
from the command bar. Windows will ask for your permission to install the device.
- The IPBusEnum service communicates with the device to get the metadata needed for installation in PnP.
- The IPBusEnum service installs the device in PnP after several seconds.
- Find installed ISimpleThermostat devices using
the client application.
- Run SimpleThermostatClient.exe.
- The client asks FD for all the ISimpleThermostat devices in PnP. It should list
the two devices you just installed. Select the one you want to use.
- Use ISimpleThermostat devices using the client application.
- After selecting one of the devices the client will attempt to call some of the
ISimpleThermostat functions on the device using the SimpleThermostatProxy.dll.
- The client will display the name, ID, current temperature setting, and desired
temperature of the thermostat device. It will also display a small list of options
you can choose from.
- From the menu you can refresh device info, make a call to the device to set the
desired temperature, or exit the client.
Removing the Sample
- Before shutting down the devices, select them in the Network folder and click Uninstall from the command bar.
- Run regsvr32 -u UPnPSimpleThermostatDevice.dll.
- From <windir>\system32 run regsvr32
-u SimpleThermostatProxy.dll.
- Find the oemXX.inf file in <windir>\inf that corresponds to SimpleThermostat.inf.
The INF file will contain the comment
description "INF for WSD and SSDP ISimpleThermostat devices".
- Run pnputil -f -d [oemxx.inf file from above]. You do not need the path to the
.inf file. (Example: pnputil -f
-d oem99.inf).
- Delete <windir>\system32\SimpleThermostatProxy.dll.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| buildingOrderModule.simulator | |
| buildingOrderModule.stateFactories.actions.executableActions | |
| buildingOrderModule.stateFactories.updater |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
Node.actionTypeOccurrences |
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
Simulator.actionTypes |
private java.util.List<ActionType> |
ActionSequence.actionTypeSequence |
private java.util.List<ActionType> |
Node.chosenActions |
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
Simulator.maxActionTypesOccurrences |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
Simulator.extractActionTypeAppearances(ActionSequence actionSequence)
Function for counting the appearance of different kinds of ActionTypes in
a ActionSequence.
|
private java.util.ArrayList<ActionType> |
Simulator.extractActionTypeSequence(Node node)
Function for extracting the sequence of ActionTypes from a Node and the
path starting at the root towards it.
|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
Simulator.extractAllPossibleActionTypes(Node currentNode)
Function for extracting the
ActionType s that can be executed
using a given Node from the set of all possible
ActionType s. |
private java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
Simulator.extractMaxActionTypeOccurences()
Function for extracting the maximum number of times a ActionType may
appear in a complete simulation iteration.
|
java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> |
Node.getActionTypeOccurrences() |
java.util.List<ActionType> |
ActionSequence.getActionTypeSequence() |
java.util.List<ActionType> |
Node.getChosenActions() |
java.util.List<ActionType> |
SimulationStarter.runStarter(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes,
java.util.List<bwapi.Unit> units,
int currentMinerals,
int currentGas,
bwapi.UnitType workerUnitType,
int currentFrameTimeStamp)
Function for starting a new simulation in the
Simulator instance. |
java.util.ArrayList<ActionType> |
Simulator.simulate(int currentFrameTimeStamp,
int frameStep,
int stepAmount,
int currentMinerals,
int currentGas,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer> typesFree,
java.util.HashMap<TypeWrapper,java.util.List<bwapi.Pair<TypeWrapper,java.lang.Integer>>> typesWorking,
TypeWrapper workerType,
int idleScorePenalty,
int consecutiveActionsBonus,
boolean allowIdle)
Function for performing a simulation based on available ActionTypes and
provided resources (minerals and gas) as well as a record of available
and occupied / busy TypeWrappers.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private void |
Simulator.extendActionSequence(ActionSequence receiverActionSequence,
ActionSequence transferActionSequence,
ActionType addedActionType,
int combinedMineralCosts,
int combinedGasCosts,
int simulatedTimeStamp)
Function for transferring information from one ActionSequence
(transferActionSequence) to another new ActionSequence
(receiverActionSequence) with the addition of a new ActionType that will
be executed together with the already stored ActionTypes in the sequence.
|
private ActionSequence |
Simulator.generateNewActionSequence(Node node,
ActionType actionType,
int simulatedTimeStamp)
Function for generating a ActionSequence based on a provided Node, a
generated future time stamp and the ActionType that is being added to the
sequence of Actions being taken.
|
private boolean |
Simulator.tryFinalizingNewActionSequencePermutation(ActionSequence baseActionSequence,
ActionType additionalActionType,
Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith)
Function for testing if a permutation of ActionTypes already exists in a
provided Queue of sequences ((1, 2) == (2, 1) => {1, 2}).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
Simulator.areActionTypeCountsEqual(java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> newTestHashMap,
java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> referenceHashMap)
Function for testing if the amount of ActionTypes in a newly created
HashMap are the same as another provided reference HashMap.
|
private boolean |
Simulator.areActionTypeCountsEqual(java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> newTestHashMap,
java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> referenceHashMap)
Function for testing if the amount of ActionTypes in a newly created
HashMap are the same as another provided reference HashMap.
|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionSequence> |
Simulator.findAllPossibleActionTypeCombinations(Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes,
java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> actionSequencesToWorkWith,
int maxSequenceCount)
Function for finding all combinations of ActionTypes that can be
performed together from the specified Node until a maximum number of them
are found / generated.
|
private java.util.TreeSet<ActionSequence> |
Simulator.initActionSequenceTreeSet(Node currentNode,
int simulatedTimeStamp,
java.util.HashSet<ActionType> possibleActionTypes)
Function for initializing the
TreeSet that is going to be used in
the simulation. |
java.util.List<ActionType> |
SimulationStarter.runStarter(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes,
java.util.List<bwapi.Unit> units,
int currentMinerals,
int currentGas,
bwapi.UnitType workerUnitType,
int currentFrameTimeStamp)
Function for starting a new simulation in the
Simulator instance. |
void |
Node.setActionTypeOccurrences(java.util.HashMap<ActionType,java.lang.Integer> actionTypeOccurrences) |
void |
Simulator.setActionTypes(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes) |
void |
ActionSequence.setActionTypeSequence(java.util.List<ActionType> sequence) |
void |
Node.setChosenActions(java.util.List<ActionType> chosenActions) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes) |
Simulator(java.util.HashSet<ActionType> actionTypes,
int initialNodeCount,
int initialActionSequenceCount) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BuildAddonBaseAction
BuildAddonBaseAction.java --- Superclass for all addon specific actions.
|
class |
BuildAddonTerran_ControlTower
BuildAddonTerran_ControlTower.java --- Action for building a
Terran_Control_Tower at a Starport.
|
class |
BuildAddonTerran_MachineShop
BuildAddonTerran_MachineShop.java --- Action for building a
Terran_MachineShop at a Factory.
|
class |
ConstructActionCenter
ConstructActionCenter.java --- Action for constructing a race specific center
building.
|
class |
ConstructActionRefinery
ConstructActionRefinery.java --- Action for constructing a race specific
refinery.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_Academy
ConstructActionTerran_Academy.java --- Action for constructing a
Terran_Academy Unit.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_Armory
ConstructActionTerran_Armory.java --- Construction action for a Terran_Armory
Unit.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_Barracks
ConstructActionTerran_Barracks.java --- Construction action for a
Terran_Barracks Unit.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_Bunker
ConstructActionTerran_Bunker.java --- Construction action for a Terran_Bunker
Unit.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_CommandCenter
ConstructActionTerran_CommandCenter.java --- Action for constructing a
Terran_Command_Center.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_EngineeringBay
ConstructActionTerran_EngineeringBay.java --- Construction action for a
Terran_Engineering_Bay Unit.
|
class |
ConstructActionTerran_Factory
ConstructActionTerran_Factory.java --- Construction action for a
Terran_Factory Unit.
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class |
ConstructActionTerran_MissileTurret
ConstructActionTerran_MissileTurret.java --- Action for constructing a
Terran_Missile_Turret Unit.
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class |
ConstructActionTerran_Refinery
ConstructActionTerran_Refinery.java --- Action for constructing a
Terran_Refinery.
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class |
ConstructActionTerran_ScienceFacilitiy
ConstructActionTerran_ScienceFacilitiy.java --- Construction action for a
Terran_Science_Facility Unit.
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class |
ConstructActionTerran_Starport
ConstructActionTerran_Starport.java --- Construction action for a
Terran_Starport Unit.
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class |
ConstructBaseAction
ConstructBaseAction.java --- Superclass for all construction actions.
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class |
ManagerBaseAction
ManagerBaseAction.java --- Superclass for BuildActionManager actions.
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class |
ManagerBaseActionPreconditionExtension
ManagerBaseActionPreconditionExtension.java --- Extension for the
ManagerBaseAction due to Upgrades, Research and Addons not being limited by
the limited concurrent amount of queued elements.
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class |
ResearchActionTerran_CloakingField
ResearchActionTerran_CloakingField.java --- Action for researching the
Cloaking_Field for Terran_Wraiths at the Terran_Control_Tower.
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class |
ResearchActionTerran_SiegeMode
ResearchActionTerran_SiegeMode.java --- Action for researching the Siege_Mode
for Terran_SiegeTanks at the Terran_Machine_Shop.
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class |
ResearchActionTerran_SpiderMines
ResearchActionTerran_SpiderMines.java --- Action for researching the
Spider_Mines for Terran_Vultures at the Terran_Machine_Shop.
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class |
ResearchActionTerran_StimPacks
ResearchActionTerran_StimPacks.java --- Action for researching the Stim_Packs
for Terran_Marines at the Terran_Academy.
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class |
ResearchBaseAction
ResearchBaseAction.java --- Superclass for all research related actions.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_Goliath
TrainUnitActionTerran_Goliath.java --- Class for training a Terran_Goliath.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_Marine
TrainUnitActionTerran_Marine.java --- Class for training a Terran_Marine.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_Medic
TrainUnitActionTerran_Medic.java --- Class for training a Terran_Medic.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_ScienceVessel
TrainUnitActionTerran_ScienceVessel.java --- Class for training a
Terran_Science_Vessel.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_SCV
TrainUnitActionTerran_SCV.java --- Action for training a Terran_SCV.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_SiegeTank
TrainUnitActionTerran_SiegeTank.java --- Action for training a
Terran_SiegeTank.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_Vulture
TrainUnitActionTerran_Vulture.java --- Class for training a Terran_Vulture.
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class |
TrainUnitActionTerran_Wraith
TrainUnitActionTerran_Wraith.java --- Class for training a Terran_Wraith.
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class |
TrainUnitActionWorker
TrainUnitActionWorker.java --- Action for training a race specific worker
Unit.
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class |
TrainUnitBaseAction
TrainUnitBaseAction.java --- Superclass for all Unit training actions.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_CharonBoosters
UpgradeActionTerran_CharonBoosters.java --- Action for upgrading the
Charon_Boosters for the Terran_Goliath at the Terran_Machine_Shop.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_InfantryArmor
UpgradeActionTerran_InfantryArmor.java --- Action for upgrading the
Terran_Infantry_Armor for the Terran Bio-Units at the Terran_Engineering_Bay.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_InfantryWeapons
UpgradeActionTerran_InfantryWeapons.java --- Action for upgrading the
Terran_Infantry_Weapons for the Terran Bio-Units at the
Terran_Engineering_Bay.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_IonThrusters
UpgradeActionTerran_IonThrusters.java --- Action for upgrading the
Ion_Thrusters for the Terran_Vulture at the Terran_Machine_Shop.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_U_238_Shells
UpgradeActionTerran_U_238_Shells.java --- Action for upgrading the
U_238_Shells for the Terran_Marine at the Terran_Academy.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_VehiclePlating
UpgradeActionTerran_VehiclePlating.java --- Action for upgrading the
Terran_Vehicle_Plating for Terran machine Units at the Terran_Armory.
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class |
UpgradeActionTerran_VehicleWeapons
UpgradeActionTerran_VehicleWeapons.java --- Action for upgrading the
Terran_Vehicle_Weapons for Terran machine Units at the Terran_Armory.
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class |
UpgradeBaseAction
UpgradeBaseAction.java --- Superclass for all upgrade related actions.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.actionTypes |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranMachines.generateAllAvailableActionTypes(BuildActionManager manager) |
protected java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranDefault.generateAllAvailableActionTypes(BuildActionManager manager) |
protected java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranBio.generateAllAvailableActionTypes(BuildActionManager manager) |
protected abstract java.util.HashSet<ActionType> |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.generateAllAvailableActionTypes(BuildActionManager buildActionManager)
Function for generating all the available ActionTypes that will be used
inside the different simulations.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranDefault.canAddBunker(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a Terran_Bunker can be added towards the
construction Queue.
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private boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranDefault.canAddMachineShop(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a Terran_Machine_Shop can be added towards
the Queue of addons to construct.
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private boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranDefault.canAddMissileTurret(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a Terran_Missile_Turret can be added towards
the construction Queue.
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private boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueueTerranDefault.canAddRefinery(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a Terran_Refinery can be added towards the
construction Queue.
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protected boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.canResearchTechnology(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a technology can be researched or not.
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protected boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.canUpgrade(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for determining if a upgrade can be performed or not.
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protected boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.doesRequiredTypeExist(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for testing if the required UnitType of the provided
ActionType exists at least once. |
protected boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.isOneProducingFacilityIdle(BuildActionManager manager,
ActionType actionType)
Function for testing if one completed and idle facility whose UnitType
was defined in the provided
ActionType exists. |
protected boolean |
ActionUpdaterSimulationQueue.wasForwardedOrQueued(ActionType actionType)
Function for testing if the provided
ActionType is going to be
forwarded or is currently in one of the waiting Queues of the Bot. |


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With different people performing different tasks and activities, we distinguish three different types of office spaces: work spaces, meeting spaces and support spaces. Aligning these types with good circulation confirms the high performance for our clients. We also help the decision maker in how to mix and match between: open space, cubicle offices and team shared space meanwhile considering the remote satellite offices as a new coming concept. Space flexibility, future expansion, warm welcoming receptions, right lighting and smart efficient electro-mechanical systems are all governing concerns in our designs.


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- MongoDB Backend
- REST API
- iOS SDK
- JavaScript SDK
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- Support of Facets and Other Kind of Aggregates on Page Providers and Content Views
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The basic premise of the Page
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important if you've got the
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Operations of AT service
Submit a task
JobAdd
Cancel one or more scheduled tasks
JobDel
View scheduled tasks
JobEnum
Get information of a scheduled task
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AT service
Operations: JobAdd,JobDel,JobEnum,JobGetInfo
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Class EditorSaveModel
This class represents a collection of values submitted to the application during the save command for storing editor content.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Vasont.Inspire.Models.Components
Assembly: Vasont.Inspire.Models.dll
Syntax
public class EditorSaveModel
Properties
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether the save shall submit the contents back into the available storage and complete any associated project tasks.
Declaration
public bool Complete { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
ComponentId
Gets or sets the component identity to save.
Declaration
public long ComponentId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int64 |
Contents
Gets or sets the editor content sent from the editor to be stored and/or converted based on the editor type.
Declaration
public string Contents { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
DownloadResult
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the converted XML shall be streamed back to the calling editor.
Declaration
public bool DownloadResult { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
EditorIsDirty
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the editor was dirty when the submittal was made. This value prevents unnecessary saves made through save and submit action if no content had actually changed.
Declaration
public bool EditorIsDirty { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
EditorType
Gets or sets the editor type to determine what to do with the contents returned and stored.
Declaration
public EditorType EditorType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EditorType |
FileName
Gets or sets the file name of the component to save.
Declaration
public string FileName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
GenerateIdAttributes
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the save will generate identity attributes based on schema specific requirements.
Declaration
public bool GenerateIdAttributes { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Html
Gets or sets the editor HTML content sent from the editor to be converted back to XML and saved.
Declaration
[Obsolete("This property has been kept for legacy XEditor purposes. Contents should be used instead.")]
public string Html { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
OriginalFileName
Gets or sets the original file name of the component for a save as.
Declaration
public string OriginalFileName { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ReviewChanges
Gets or sets a list of review changes for audit trail.
Declaration
public List<ReviewComponentMarkerModel> ReviewChanges { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<ReviewComponentMarkerModel> |
ReviewComments
Gets or sets a list of review comments for audit trail.
Declaration
public List<ReviewComponentMarkerModel> ReviewComments { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<ReviewComponentMarkerModel> |
ReviewMode
Gets or sets the review editor mode.
Declaration
public ReviewEditorMode ReviewMode { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ReviewEditorMode |
SaveAs
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the save is a save as.
Declaration
public bool SaveAs { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
SchemaType
Gets or sets the schema type to use for transform.
Declaration
public string SchemaType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Submit
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the save shall submit the contents back into the available storage area.
Declaration
public bool Submit { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Version
Gets or sets the schema version to use for transform.
Declaration
public string Version { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |


Quaternion A simple class that implements the main features of quaternion algebra.
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#include <quaternion.h>
template<class T>
class Kratos::Quaternion< T >
Quaternion A simple class that implements the main features of quaternion algebra.
◆ const_reference
◆ reference
◆ value_type
◆ Quaternion() [1/3]
◆ Quaternion() [2/3]
Creates a Quaternion from its coefficients.
- Parameters
-
| w | w coefficient |
| x | x coefficient |
| y | y coefficient |
| z | z coefficient |
◆ Quaternion() [3/3]
◆ ~Quaternion()
◆ conjugate()
Returns the Conjugate of this Quaternion, which represents the opposite rotation
- Returns
- the Conjugate of this Quaternion
◆ FromAxisAngle()
Returns a Quaternion that represents a rotation of an angle 'radians' around the axis (x, y, z)
- Parameters
-
| x | the x component of the rotation axis |
| y | the y component of the rotation axis |
| z | the z component of the rotation axis |
| radians | the rotation angle in radians |
- Returns
- a Quaternion that represents a rotation of an angle 'radians' around the axis (x, y, z)
◆ FromEulerAngles()
Returns a Quaternion from Euler Angles. Euler Angles expresed in Z(-X)Z sequence as in GiD
- Parameters
-
| EA | the source rotation Euler Angles |
- Returns
- a Quaternion from a Euler Angles
◆ FromRotationMatrix()
template<class T >
template<class TMatrix3x3 >
Returns a Quaternion from a Rotation Matrix. The rotation matrix type is the template argument, no check is made on the type of this matrix. These assumptions are made: The matrix should provide an indexed access like m(i, j) where i and j are indices from 0 to 2. This means that the input matrix is a C-Style 3x3 Matrix.
- Parameters
-
| m | the source rotation matrix |
- Returns
- a Quaternion from a Rotation Matrix
◆ FromRotationVector() [1/2]
template<class T >
template<class TVector3 >
Returns a Quaternion from a rotation vector. The vector type is the template parameter. No check is made on this type. The following assumptions are made: The vector type should provide indexing like vector(i) where i goes from 0 to 2. (i.e. a C-Style vector of size 3)
- Parameters
-
| v | the source rotation vector |
- Returns
- a Quaternion from a rotation vector
◆ FromRotationVector() [2/2]
Returns a Quaternion from a rotation vector
- Parameters
-
| rx | the x component of the source rotation vector |
| ry | the y component of the source rotation vector |
| rz | the z component of the source rotation vector |
- Returns
- a Quaternion from a rotation vector
◆ Identity()
◆ KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION()
◆ KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE() [1/4]
template<class T >
| Kratos::Quaternion< T >::KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE |
( |
"Deprecated method due to style" |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Returns the W coefficient of this quaternion.
- Returns
- the W coefficient of this quaternion.
◆ KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE() [2/4]
template<class T >
| Kratos::Quaternion< T >::KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE |
( |
"Deprecated method due to style" |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Returns the X coefficient of this quaternion.
- Returns
- the X coefficient of this quaternion.
◆ KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE() [3/4]
template<class T >
| Kratos::Quaternion< T >::KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE |
( |
"Deprecated method due to style" |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Returns the Y coefficient of this quaternion.
- Returns
- the Y coefficient of this quaternion.
◆ KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE() [4/4]
template<class T >
| Kratos::Quaternion< T >::KRATOS_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE |
( |
"Deprecated method due to style" |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Returns the Z coefficient of this quaternion.
- Returns
- the Z coefficient of this quaternion.
◆ norm()
Returns the norm of this quaternion. sqrt(x*x + y*y + z*z + w*w)
- Returns
- the norm of this quaternion.
◆ normalize()
◆ operator=() [1/2]
template<class T >
template<class AE >
◆ operator=() [2/2]
◆ operator[]() [1/2]
◆ operator[]() [2/2]
◆ PrintData()
◆ PrintInfo()
◆ RotateVector3() [1/2]
template<class T >
template<class TVector3_A , class TVector3_B >
| void Kratos::Quaternion< T >::RotateVector3 |
( |
const TVector3_A & |
a, |
|
|
TVector3_B & |
b |
|
) |
| const |
|
inline |
Rotates a vector using this quaternion. Note: this is faster than constructing the rotation matrix and perform the matrix multiplication for a single vector. The vector type is the template parameter. No check is made on this type. The following assumptions are made: The vector type should provide indexing like vector(i) where i goes from 0 to 2. (i.e. a C-Style vector of size 3)
- Parameters
-
| a | the input source vector |
| b | the output rotated vector |
◆ RotateVector3() [2/2]
template<class T >
template<class TVector3 >
Rotates a vector using this quaternion. Note: this is faster than constructing the rotation matrix and perform the matrix multiplication for a single vector. The vector type is the template parameter. No check is made on this type. The following assumptions are made: The vector type should provide indexing like vector(i) where i goes from 0 to 2. (i.e. a C-Style vector of size 3)
- Parameters
-
| a | the input source vector - rotated on exit |
◆ SetW()
◆ SetX()
◆ SetY()
◆ SetZ()
◆ squaredNorm()
Returns the squared norm of this quaternion. x*x + y*y + z*z + w*w
- Returns
- the squared norm of this quaternion.
◆ ToEulerAngles()
Constructs the Euler Angles from this Quaternion. Euler Angles expresed in Z(-X)Z sequence as in GiD
- Parameters
-
| EA | the output rotation matrix |
◆ ToRotationMatrix()
template<class T >
template<class TMatrix3x3 >
Constructs a Rotation Matrix from this Quaternion. The rotation matrix type is the template argument, no check is made on the type of this matrix. These assumptions are made: The matrix should provide an indexed access like m(i, j) where i and j are indices from 0 to 2. This means that the input matrix is a C-Style 3x3 Matrix. All the 9 coefficients are properly set so there's no need to set the matrix to Zero before calling this function.
- Parameters
-
| R | the output rotation matrix |
◆ ToRotationVector() [1/2]
Extracts the Rotation Vector from this Quaternion
- Parameters
-
| rx | the output x component if the rotation vector |
| ry | the output y component if the rotation vector |
| rz | the output z component if the rotation vector |
◆ ToRotationVector() [2/2]
template<class T >
template<class TVector3 >
Extracts the Rotation Vector from this Quaternion The vector type is the template parameter. No check is made on this type. The following assumptions are made: The vector type should provide indexing like vector(i) where i goes from 0 to 2. (i.e. a C-Style vector of size 3)
- Parameters
-
| v | the output rotation vector |
◆ W()
◆ X()
◆ Y()
◆ Z()
◆ Serializer
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/Documentation/Documentation/master/kratos/utilities/quaternion.h


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