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The server pools in your Apache Geode client processes manage all client connection requests to the server tier. To make the best use of the pool functionality, you should understand how the pool manages the server connections.
Client/server communication is done in two distinct ways. Each kind of communication uses a different type of connection for maximum performance and availability.
- Pool connections. The pool connection is used to send individual operations to the server to update cached data, to satisfy a local cache miss, or to run an ad hoc query. Each pool connection goes to a host/port location where a server is listening. The server responds to the request on the same connection. Generally, client threads use a pool connection for an individual operation and then return the connection to the pool for reuse, but you can configure to have connections owned by threads. This figure shows pool connections for one client and one server. At any time, a pool may have from zero to many pool connections to any of the servers.
Subscription connections. The subscription connection is used to stream cache events from the server to the client. To use this, set the client attribute
subscription-enabled
to true. The server establishes a queue to asynchronously send subscription events and the pool establishes a subscription connection to handle the incoming messages. The events sent depend on how the client subscribes.
How the Pool Chooses a Server Connection
The pool gets server connection information from the server locators or, alternately, from the static server list.
- Server Locators. Server locators maintain information about which servers are available and which has the least load. New connections are sent to the least loaded servers. The pool requests server information from a locator when it needs a new connection. The pool randomly chooses the locator to use and the pool sticks with a locator until the connection fails.
- Static Server List. If you use a static server list, the pool shuffles it once at startup, to provide randomness between clients with the same list configuration, and then runs through the list round robin connecting as needed to the next server in the list. There is no load balancing or dynamic server discovery with the static server list.
How the Pool Connects to a Server
When a pool needs a new connection, it goes through these steps until either it successfully establishes a connection, it has exhausted all available servers, or the free-connection-timeout
is reached.
- Requests server connection information from the locator or retrieves the next server from the static server list.
- Sends a connection request to the server.
If the pool fails to connect while creating a subscription connection or provisioning the pool to reach the min-connections
setting, it logs a fine level message and retries after the time indicated by ping-interval
.
If an application thread calls an operation that needs a connection and the pool can’t create it, the operation returns a NoAvailableServersException
.
How the Pool Manages Pool Connections
Each Pool
instance in your client maintains its own connection pool. The pool responds as efficiently as possible to connection loss and requests for new connections, opening new connections as needed. When you use a pool with the server locator, the pool can quickly respond to changes in server availability, adding new servers and disconnecting from unhealthy or dead servers with little or no impact on your client threads. Static server lists require more close attention as the client pool is only able to connect to servers at the locations specified in the list.
The pool adds a new pool connection when one of the following happens:
- The number of open connections is less than the
Pool
’smin-connections
setting. - A thread needs a connection, all open connections are in use, and adding another connection would not take the open connection count over the pool’s
max-connections
setting. If the max-connections setting has been reached, the thread blocks until a connection becomes available.
The pool closes a pool connection when one of the following occurs:
- The client receives a connectivity exception from the server.
- The server doesn’t respond to a direct request or ping within the client’s configured
read-timeout
period. In this case, the pool removes all connections to that server. - The number of pool connections exceeds the pool’s
min-connections
setting and the client doesn’t send any requests over the connection for theidle-timeout
period.
When it closes a connection that a thread is using, the pool switches the thread to another server connection, opening a new one if needed.
How the Pool Manages Subscription Connections
The pool’s subscription connection is established in the same way as the pool connections, by requesting server information from the locator and then sending a request to the server, or, if you are using a static server list, by connecting to the next server in the list.
The server sends ping messages once per second by a task scheduled in a timer.
You can adjust the interval with the system property gemfire.serverToClientPingPeriod
, specified in milliseconds.
The server sends its ping-interval setting to the client. The client then uses this and a
multiplier to establish a read-timeout in the cache.
You can set the client property subscription-timeout-multiplier
to enable timeout of the
subscription feed with failover to another server.
Value options include:
A value of zero (the default) disables timeouts.
A value of one or more times out the server connection after the specified number of ping intervals have elapsed. A value of one is not recommended.
How the Pool Conditions Server Load
When locators are used, the pool periodically conditions its pool connections. Each connection has an internal lifetime counter. When the counter reaches the configured load-conditioning-interval
, the pool checks with the locator to see if the connection is using the least loaded server. If not, the pool establishes a new connection to the least loaded server, silently puts it in place of the old connection, and closes the old connection. In either case, when the operation completes, the counter starts at zero. Conditioning happens behind the scenes and does not affect your application’s connection use. This automatic conditioning allows very efficient upscaling of your server pool. It is also useful following planned and unplanned server outages, during which time the entire client load will have been placed on a subset of the normal set of servers.


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This is a project based on Classification of Gender Using Haar Cascade. It is the Implementaion of a award winning resarch by nvidia. Explore it by testing it. 😀


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Today is the bus trip author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 3176 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=3176 date: '2010-08-21 06:55:52 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-08-21 11:55:52 +0000' categories: - Ivy Envy - The Cubs - Live Blogging tags: - Ivy Envy - Ivy Envy Bus Trip comments: - id: 1710 author: Ryan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-08-22 15:56:44 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-08-22 20:56:44 +0000' content: "Cool everybody on the bus trip got to enjoy Wrigley Field on a nice day and see the Cubs win. \r\n\r\nMeehan" ---
After 5 months of waiting, our bus trip to the Cubs game is today. I'm pretty floored that 56 people will be making this trip today. I'm glad that we sold the tickets in February, when everyone was excited about the Cubs. If we would have waited until this point in the season, I'm not sure we could have given them away. It will be cool to see Derrek Lee one more time, though he'll be wearing different shades of blue and red.
But it's going to be a blast and we'll be posting some photos from the trip on Twitter today so follow along at www.twitter.com/ivyenvy
Get ahold of us on Twitter if you'll be at Wrigley today and want to get a drink.
Also, There won't be a podcast episode this week since we typically record on Saturday mornings.


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public interface BasicAclEntry
Represents an entry in an access control list.
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AclObjectIdentity |
getAclObjectIdentity()
Deprecated. Indicates the domain object instance that is subject of this BasicAclEntry . |
AclObjectIdentity |
getAclObjectParentIdentity()
Deprecated. Indicates any ACL parent of the domain object instance. |
int |
getMask()
Deprecated. Access control lists in this package are based on bit masking. |
Object |
getRecipient()
Deprecated. A domain object instance will usually have multiple BasicAclEntry s. |
boolean |
isPermitted(int permissionToCheck)
Deprecated. Determine if the mask of this entry includes this permission or not |
void |
setAclObjectIdentity(AclObjectIdentity aclObjectIdentity)
Deprecated. This setter should only be used by DAO implementations. |
void |
setAclObjectParentIdentity(AclObjectIdentity aclObjectParentIdentity)
Deprecated. This setter should only be used by DAO implementations. |
void |
setMask(int mask)
Deprecated. This setter should only be used by DAO implementations. |
void |
setRecipient(Object recipient)
Deprecated. This setter should only be used by DAO implementations. |
| Method Detail |
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AclObjectIdentity getAclObjectIdentity()
BasicAclEntry
. This
information may be of interest to relying classes (voters and business methods) that wish to know the actual
origination of the ACL entry (so as to distinguish individual ACL entries from others contributed by the
inheritance hierarchy).
null
)AclObjectIdentity getAclObjectParentIdentity()
BasicAclProvider
to
walk the inheritance hierarchy. An domain object instance need not have a parent.
null
if no parent
should be consulted)int getMask()
Object getRecipient()
BasicAclEntry
s. Each separate
BasicAclEntry
applies to a particular "recipient". Typical examples of recipients include (but do
not necessarily have to include) usernames, role names, complex granted authorities etc.It is
essential that only one BasicAclEntry
exists for a given recipient. Otherwise conflicts as to
the mask that should apply to a given recipient will occur.
This method indicates which recipient this BasicAclEntry
applies to. The returned
object type will vary depending on the type of recipient. For instance, it might be a String
containing a username, or a GrantedAuthorityImpl
containing a complex granted authority that is
being granted the permissions contained in this access control entry. The EffectiveAclsResolver
and
BasicAclProvider.getAcls(Object,org.springframework.security.Authentication)
can process the different recipient
types and return only those that apply to a specified Authentication
object.
null
)boolean isPermitted(int permissionToCheck)
permissionToCheck
-
void setAclObjectIdentity(AclObjectIdentity aclObjectIdentity)
aclObjectIdentity
- an object which can be used to uniquely identify the domain object instance subject of
this ACL entryvoid setAclObjectParentIdentity(AclObjectIdentity aclObjectParentIdentity)
aclObjectParentIdentity
- an object which represents the parent of the domain object instance subject of
this ACL entry, or null
if either the domain object instance has no parent or its parent
should be not used to compute an inheritance hierarchyvoid setMask(int mask)
mask
- the integer representing the permissions bit maskvoid setRecipient(Object recipient)
recipient
- a representation of the recipient of this ACL entry that makes sense to an
EffectiveAclsResolver
implementation
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I currently work as the sole Web Designer and Front-End Developer at Club Managers Association of America (CMAA). This organization educates and certifies hospitality professionals who manage private clubs through an series of conferences that each have their own focus. Prior to my role at CMAA each event was represented by a set of pages within the main association site. This caused confusion for attendees and hindered the messaging. Though each conference was branded with a logo and color scheme, these distinctions were lost in the vast network of pages. Additionally, the main CMAA site lacked a responsive framework which made content less accessible on mobile devices.
I saw an opportunity to make use of the existing event assets by expanding them into fully realized microsites where attendees could access all pertinent information to an event. This eliminated confusion and over-crowding of content and expressed the experiential qualities of each event.
This project also afforded me the flexibility to introduce elements of a unifying visual language across all CMAA products. I developed and introduced a set of fully responsive components to accommodate use across all devices and set standards for how users engage with and navigate through content.


This is a tool to help you better understand the potential side effects resulting from your individualized radiation treatment.
Seeing all of the possible risks of treatment may be overwhelming, but your health care providers are here to help if you have concerns.
Keep in mind that not all side effects will happen to everyone. The development and severity of these side effects are highly dependent on the tumour location and plan details.
In planning your treatment, we have tried to keep the damage and side effects as minimal as possible, while maximizing the effectiveness of the treatment to give you the best outcome.


Only Mobile Phones/ iPads/ Tablets are allowed, no emulators.
There are no restrictions on guns and resources as such.
The players are strictly not allowed to use any forms of hacks or any other
software/tool which gives them undue advantage. Any team found using any hack will be banned from the
tournament immediately.
Players must not engage with other players in a verbal manner (curse words,
racism, and sexism).
All players must install the latest version of the game in order to
participate in the tournament. Any update must be installed before the tournament starts, so delays will
be at a minimum
Any form of collusion/ cheating/ exploitation of bugs by any Team Members is
prohibited
No substitutes allowed in the middle of the games.
The username given should match when once in lobby , otherwise it may result
in ban from the tournament.
In-case of a server crash, the respective round will be re-started.
It is expected that all players will abide by the rules and regulations of
the tournament in order to make this event a fun experience for all.


/* *
* Copyright (c) 2016 CA, Inc. All rights reserved.
* This software may be modified and distributed under the terms
* of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.
*
*/
/**
* @class MASStoragePlugin
* @hideconstructor
* @example
*
To get instance of {@link MASSecureLocalStorage} : An interface that is mapped to MASSecureLocalStorage Model of Native and controls Device local storage mechanism

var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
/**
* A user defined success callback function. The contract of the function is out of scope for Mobile SDK, but the object passed to that function by Mobile SDK will conform to a structure based on operation type.
* @callback successCallbackFunction
* @param {Object} result The result object can take any form. It can be an object, or a plain string, a boolean or a number based on the API.
* Developer may check for existance of result object to define success in such case and must not rely on the exact response format.

* To know about specific result for each API see {@link http://mas.ca.com/docs/cordova/latest/guides}
*/
/**
* A user defined error callback function. The contract of the function is out of scope for Mobile SDK, but the object passed to that function by Mobile SDK will conform to a strict structure.
* @callback errorCallbackFunction
* @param {Object} error A Json Object with below structure
{
 "errorCode": <The error code. For ex. 3003123>,
 "errorMessage": "<The error message>"
 "errorInfo":"<The Error Info>"
}

*/
var MASStoragePlugin;
module.exports = MASStoragePlugin = {
/**
* The constant which indicates the scope or the segment in which the data will be saved on device storage.
* @typedef {Object} MASLocalStorageSegment
* @property {number} MASLocalStorageSegmentUnknown=-1 Unknown Mode
* @property {number} MASLocalStorageSegmentApplication=0 Data in this mode is stored and available in an Application Level
* @property {number} MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser=1 Data in this mode is stored and available in an Application for a specific User
*/
MASLocalStorageSegment: {
MASLocalStorageSegmentUnknown: -1,
MASLocalStorageSegmentApplication: 0,
MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser: 1
},
/**
* The constant which indicates the mime type of the data that will be saved. The developer can extend this to add more mime types.
* @typedef {Object} MASStorageMimeType
* @property {string} TEXT_PLAIN="text/plain" For plain text data stream. Usually for ASCII character strings.
* @property {string} JSON="application/json" JSON/Dictionary type.
* @property {string} IMAGE_PNG="image/png" Image types of the extension PNG.
* @property {string} IMAGE_JPG="image/jpg" Image types of the extension JPG/JPEG.
*/
MASStorageMimeType: {
TEXT_PLAIN: "text/plain",
JSON: "application/json",
IMAGE_PNG: "image/png",
IMAGE_JPG: "image/jpg"
},
/**
* @class MASSecureLocalStorage
* @hideconstructor
* @classdesc Stores the data on local devices and fetches data from local device store. The method has the interfaces mapped to the native MASStorage class.
*

*
MASLocal Storage Construtor

*
var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();

*

*/
MASSecureLocalStorage: function () {
'use strict';
/**
* Saves the data to local storage with a specific {@link MASStorageMimeType} and for a specific {@link MASLocalStorageSegment}
* @memberOf MASSecureLocalStorage
* @function save
* @instance
* @param {successCallbackFunction} successHandler user defined success callback that is invoked on success scenario.
* @param {errorCallbackFunction} errorHandler user defined error callback that is invoked on failure scenario.
* @param {MASStorageMimeType} mime mime type of the data
* @param {string} key key that is used to store the data
* @param {string} data data payload. In case of MimeTypes other than string, convert the payload bytes to Base64 string
* @param {MASLocalStorageSegment} mode mode in which the data is to be saved
* @example
* var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
* MASSecureLocalStorage.save(function(success){},function(error){},MASStorageMimeType.JSON,"emp_details","{"name":"Jon","age":23}",MASLocalStorageSegment.MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser);
*/
this.save = function (successHandler, errorHandler, mime, key, data, mode) {
return Cordova.exec(successHandler, errorHandler, "MASStoragePlugin", "saveToLocal", [mime, key, data, mode]);
};
/**
* Finds data using key for a specific {@link MASLocalStorageSegment}
* @memberOf MASSecureLocalStorage
* @function findByUsingKeyAndMode
* @instance
* @param {successCallbackFunction} successHandler user defined success callback that is invoked on success scenario.
* @param {errorCallbackFunction} errorHandler user defined error callback that is invoked on failure scenario.
* @param {string} key key of the data to be searched
* @param {MASLocalStorageSegment} mode mode in which the data was saved
* @example
* var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
* MASSecureLocalStorage.findByUsingKeyAndMode(function(success){},function(error){},"emp_details",MASLocalStorageSegment.MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser);
*/
this.findByUsingKeyAndMode = function (successHandler, errorHandler, key, mode) {
return Cordova.exec(successHandler, errorHandler, "MASStoragePlugin", "findByUsingKeyAndModeLocal", [key, mode]);
};
/**
* Deletes data using key for a specific {@link MASLocalStorageSegment}
* @memberOf MASSecureLocalStorage
* @function deleteByUsingKeyAndMode
* @instance
* @param {successCallbackFunction} successHandler user defined success callback that is invoked on success scenario.
* @param {errorCallbackFunction} errorHandler user defined error callback that is invoked on failure scenario.
* @param {string} key key of the data to be deleted
* @param {MASLocalStorageSegment} mode mode in which the data was saved
* @example
* var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
* MASSecureLocalStorage.deleteByUsingKeyAndMode(function(success){},function(error){},"emp_details",MASLocalStorageSegment.MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser);
*/
this.deleteByUsingKeyAndMode = function (successHandler, errorHandler, key, mode) {
return Cordova.exec(successHandler, errorHandler, "MASStoragePlugin", "deleteByUsingKeyAndModeLocal", [key, mode]);
};
/**
* Deletes all data from the local device storage for a specific {@link MASLocalStorageSegment}
* @memberOf MASSecureLocalStorage
* @function deleteAllUsingMode
* @instance
* @param {successCallbackFunction} successHandler user defined success callback that is invoked on success scenario.
* @param {errorCallbackFunction} errorHandler user defined error callback that is invoked on failure scenario.
* @param {MASLocalStorageSegment} mode mode for which the data needs to be deleted
* @example
* var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
* MASSecureLocalStorage.deleteAllUsingMode(function(success){},function(error){},MASLocalStorageSegment.MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser);
*/
this.deleteAllUsingMode = function (successHandler, errorHandler, mode) {
return Cordova.exec(successHandler, errorHandler, "MASStoragePlugin", "deleteAllUsingModeLocal", [mode]);
};
/**
* Returns the sets of keys for a specific {@link MASLocalStorageSegment}
* @memberOf MASSecureLocalStorage
* @function keySetForMode
* @instance
* @param {successCallbackFunction} successHandler user defined success callback that is invoked on success scenario.
* @param {errorCallbackFunction} errorHandler user defined error callback that is invoked on failure scenario.
* @param {MASLocalStorageSegment} mode mode for which the key set is required
* @example
* var MASSecureLocalStorage = new MASStoragePlugin.MASSecureLocalStorage();
* MASSecureLocalStorage.keySetForMode(function(success){},function(error){},MASLocalStorageSegment.MASLocalStorageSegmentApplicationForUser);
*/
this.keySetForMode = function (successHandler, errorHandler, mode) {
return Cordova.exec(successHandler, errorHandler, "MASStoragePlugin", "keySetForModeLocal", [mode]);
};
}
};


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One of the classic mistakes made by monitoring and alerting systems is to alert based on percentages; if something registers at 90% or 95% or whatever, it raises various sorts of alerts. This is a terrible mistake.
(The people who write these monitoring systems love percentage based alerts because they're so easy to do, which in my cynical view is why lots of monitoring systems ship with them.)
The easiest way to see the problem of percentage based alerts is to consider disk space monitoring. Suppose the system alerts based on a filesystem reaching 95% full. Does this give you useful information?
Well, no. First, it doesn't tell you how much disk space is left. 95% full on a 50 GByte filesystem is very much different than 95% full on a 1.5 TByte filesystem; in fact, at 95% used the 1.5 TB filesystem has more free space than the entire 50 GByte filesystem ever had. Filesystem space is one of those cases where you usually care more about absolute numbers than about percentages.
Second, even simple space used doesn't actually tell you if you should panic. What generally matters is not that some quantity has reached an arbitrary value, what matters is whether or not you are going to run out of capacity at some point in the near future. To have some idea of that, you need to know not just the current capacity left but how fast capacity has been consumed. 50 Gbytes free at a space growth rate of 256 Mbytes a day is very different from 50 Gbytes free at a space growth rate of 10 Gbytes a day; you ignore the former (unless you have a very long lead time on getting space) but you really want to pay attention to the latter because you only have a few days left to get more space.
(Similarly you care both about the long term trend rate and any short term deviations from it because both of them can cause you problems.)
Similar issues apply to pretty much any other metric you may be monitoring. Doing useful alerts about capacity problems is just not amenable to simple percentage based solutions, because such solutions are not answering a useful question. If you want to make useful alerts, they should generally at least be based on intelligently chosen absolute numbers.


Three.js 360VR Experiments
by Paul Wright
Musings
View on mobile device in landscape orientation
**Latest** added a floating hud - 0.03multiple objects flying around - 0.02
using cardboard framework bundle - 0.01
basicthreejs.html - A spinning cube. index-threevr.html - Experiment with ThreeVR working.html - Code sandpit, work in progress.


GET and POST data to Google Forms; an API to Google Forms, allowing users to POST data securely to Google Forms without needing authentication or permissioning.
| Version: | 0.0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Imports: | httr, rvest, xml2 |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2016-04-29 |
| Author: | Steve Simpson [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Steve Simpson <steven.troy.simpson at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | googleformr results |
| Reference manual: | googleformr.pdf |
| Package source: | googleformr_0.0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: googleformr_0.0.3.zip, r-release: googleformr_0.0.3.zip, r-oldrel: googleformr_0.0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: googleformr_0.0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: googleformr_0.0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | googleformr archive |
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Interactively explore various dependencies of a package(s) (on the Comprehensive R Archive Network Like repositories) and perform analysis using tidy philosophy. Most of the functions return a 'tibble' object (enhancement of 'dataframe') which can be used for further analysis. The package offers functions to produce 'network' and 'igraph' dependency graphs. The 'plot' method produces a static plot based on 'ggnetwork' and 'plotd3' function produces an interactive D3 plot based on 'networkD3'.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0), ggnetwork (≥ 0.5.1), ggplot2 (≥ 2.2.1), data.table (≥ 1.10.4) |
| Imports: | curl (≥ 2.5), dplyr (≥ 0.5.0), htmltools (≥ 0.3.5), igraph (≥ 1.0.1), intergraph (≥ 2.0.2), Matrix (≥ 1.2.10), networkD3 (≥ 0.4), network (≥ 1.13.0), RColorBrewer (≥ 1.1.2), tibble (≥ 1.3.0), tools, utils, plyr (≥ 1.8.4) |
| Suggests: | knitr (≥ 1.15.1), rmarkdown (≥ 1.4), magrittr (≥ 1.5), sna (≥ 2.4), statnet.common (≥ 3.3.0), BiocManager (≥ 1.30.4) |
| Published: | 2018-11-15 |
| Author: | KS Srikanth [aut, cre], Singh Nikhil [aut] |
| Maintainer: | KS Srikanth <sri.teach at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/talegari/pkggraph/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/talegari/pkggraph |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | pkggraph results |
| Reference manual: | pkggraph.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
vignette_pkggraph |
| Package source: | pkggraph_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: pkggraph_0.2.3.zip, r-release: pkggraph_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: pkggraph_0.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: pkggraph_0.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: pkggraph_0.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | pkggraph archive |
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The first wish of Virgil (as you will find anon by his verses) was to be a good philosopher, the second, a good husband-man: and God (whom he seem'd to understand better than most of the most learned heathens) dealt with him just as he did with Solomon; because he prayed for wisdom in the first place, he added all things else, which were subordinately to be desir'd. He made him one of the best philosophers and the best husbandmen; and, to adorn and communicate both those faculties, the best poet. He made him, besides all this, a rich man, and a man who desired to be no richer -
"O fortunatus nimium, et bona qui sua novit!"To be a husbandman, is but a retreat from the city; to be a philosopher, from the world; or rather, a retreat from the world, as it is man's, into the world, as it is God's.
But, since nature denies to most men the capacity or appetite, and fortune allows but to a very few the opportunities or possibility of applying themselves wholly to philosophy, the best mixture of humane affairs that we can make, are the employments of a country life. It is, as Columella calls it, "Res sine dubitatione proxima, et quasi consanguinea sapientiae," the nearest neighbour, or rather next in kindred, to philosophy. Varro says, the principles of it are the same which Ennius made to be the principles of all nature, Earth, Water, Air, and the Sun. It does certainly comprehend more parts of philosophy, than any one profession, art, or science, in the world besides: and therefore Cicero says, the pleasures of a husbandman, "mihi ad sapientis vitam proxime videntur accedere," come very nigh to those of a philosopher. There is no other sort of life that affords so many branches of praise to a panegyrist: the utility of it, to a man's self; the usefulness, or rather necessity, of it to all the rest of mankind; the innocence, the pleasure, the antiquity, the dignity.
The utility (I mean plainly the lucre of it) is not so great, now in our nation, as arises from merchandise and the trading of the city, from whence many of the best estates and chief honours of the kingdom are derived: we have no men now fetcht from the plow to be made lords, as they were in Rome to be made consuls and dictators; the reason of which I conceive to be from an evil custom, now grown as strong among us as if it were a law, which is, that no men put their children to be bred up apprentices in agriculture, as in other trades, but such who are so poor, that, when they come to be men, they have not wherewithal to set up in it, and so can only farm some small parcel of ground, the rent of which devours all but the bare subsistence of the tenant: whilst they who are proprietors of the land are either too proud, or, for want of that kind of education, too ignorant, to improve their estates, though the means of doing it be as easie and certain in this, as in any other track of commerce. If there were always two or three thousand youths, for seven or eight years, bound to this profession, that they might learn the whole art of it, and afterwards be enabled to be masters in it, by a moderate stock, I cannot doubt but that we should see as many aldermen's estates made in the country, as now we do out of all kind of merchandizing in the city. There are as many ways to be rich, and, which is better, there is no possibility to be poor, without such negligence as can neither have excuse nor pity; for a little ground will, without question, feed a little family, and the superfluities of life (which are now in some cases by custom made almost necessary) must be supplyed out of the superabundance of art and industry, or contemned by as great a degree of philosophy.
As for the necessity of this art, it is evident enough, since this can live without all others, and no one other without this. This is like speech, without which the society of men cannot be preserved; the others, like figures and tropes of speech, which serve only to adorn it. Many nations have lived, and some do still, without any art but this: not so elegantly, I confess, but still they live; and almost all the other arts, which are here practised, are beholding to this for most of their materials.
The innocence of this life is the next thing for which I commend it; and if husbandmen preserve not that, they are much to blame, for no men are so free from the temptations of iniquity. They live by what they can get by industry from the earth; and others, by what they can catch by craft from men. They live upon an estate given them by their mother; and others, upon an estate cheated from their brethren. They live, like sheep and kine, by the allowances of nature; and others, like wolves and foxes, by the acquisitions of rapine. And, I hope, I may affirm (without any offence to the great) that sheep and kine are very useful, and that wolves and foxes are pernicious creatures. They are, without dispute, of all men, the most quiet and least apt to be inflamed to the disturbance of the commonwealth: their manner of life inclines them, and interest binds them, to love peace: in our late mad and miserable civil wars, all other trades, even to the meanest, set forth whole troops, and raised up some great commanders, who became famous and mighty for the mischiefs they had done: but I do not remember the name of any one husbandman, who had so considerable a share in the twenty years' ruine of his country, as to deserve the curses of his countrymen.
And if great delights be joyn'd with so much innocence, I think it is ill done of men not to take them here, where they are so tame, and ready at hand, rather than hunt for them in courts and cities, where they are so wild, and the chase so troublesome and dangerous.
We are here among the vast and noble scenes of nature; we are there among the pitiful shifts of policy: we walk here in the light and open ways of the divine bounty; we grope there in the dark and confused labyrinths of humane' malice: our senses are here feasted with the clear and genuine taste of their objects, which are all sophisticated there, and for the most part overwhelmed with their contraries. Here, pleasure looks (methinks) like a beautiful, constant, and modest wife; it is there an impudent, fickle, and painted harlot. Here, is harmless and cheap plenty; there, guilty and expenceful luxury.
I shall only instance in one delight more, the most natural and best-natured of all others, a perpetual companion of the husbandman; and that is, the satisfaction of looking round about him, and seeing nothing but the effects and improvements of his own art and diligence; to be always gathering of some fruits of it, and at the same time to behold others ripening, and others budding: to see all his fields and gardens covered with the beauteous creatures of his own industry; and to see, like God, that all his works are good: -
- Hinc atque hinc glomerantur Orcades; ipsi Agricolae tacitum pertentant gaudia pectus.
On his heart-string a secret joy does strike.
The antiquity of his art is certainly not be contested by any other. The three first men in the world, were a gardener, a plowman, and a grazier; and if any man object, that the second of these was a murtherer, I desire he would consider, that as soon as he was so, he quitted our profession, and turn'd builder.  We were all born to this art, and taught by nature to nourish our bodies by the same earth out of which they were made, and to which they must return, and pay at last for their sustenance.
Behold the original and primitive nobility of all those great persons, who are too proud now, not only to till the ground, but almost to tread upon it. We may talk what we please of lillies, and lions rampant, and spread-eagles, in fields d'or or d'argent; but, if heraldry were guided by reason, a plough in a field arable would be the most noble and antient arms.
All these considerations make me fall into the wonder and complaint of Columella, how it should come to pass that all arts or sciences (for the dispute, which is an art, and which a science, does not belong to the curiosity of us husbandmen) metaphysick, physick, morality, mathematicks, logick, rhetorick, &c. which are all, I grant, good and useful faculties, (except only metaphysick which I do not know whether it be anything or no;) but even vaulting, fencing, dancing, attiring, cookery, carving, and such like vanities, should all have publick schools and masters, and yet that we should never see or hear of any man, who took upon him the profession of teaching this so pleasant, so virtuous, so profitable, so honourable, so necessary art.
A man would think, when he's in serious humour, that it were but a vain, irrational, and ridiculous thing for a great company of men and women to run up and down in a room together, in a hundred several postures and figures, to no purpose, and with no design; and therefore dancing was invented first, and only practised antiently, in the ceremonies of the heathen religion, which consisted all in mummery and madness; the latter being the chief glory of the worship, and accounted divine inspiration: this, I say, a severe man would think; though I dare not determine so far against so customary a part, now, of good-breeding. And yet, who is there among our gentry, that does not entertain a dancing-master for his children, as soon as they are able to walk? But did ever any father provide a tutor for his son, to instruct him betimes in the nature and improvements of that land which he intended to leave him? That is at least a superfluity, and this a defect, in our manner of education; and therefore I could wish (but cannot in these times much hope to see it) that one colledge in each university were erected, and appropriated to this study, as well as there are to medicine and the civil law: there would be no need of making a body of scholars and fellows with certain endowments, as in other colledges; it would suffice, if, after the manner of halls in Oxford, there were only four professors constituted (for it would be too much work for only one master, or principal, as they call him there) to teach these four parts of it: First, Aration, and all things relating to it. Secondly, Pasturage. Thirdly, Gardens, Orchards, Vineyards, and Woods. Fourthly, all parts of Rural Oeconomy, which would contain the government of Bees, Swine, Poultry, Decoys, Ponds, &c. and all that which Varro calls villaticas pastiones, together with the sports of the field (which ought to be looked upon not only as pleasures, but as parts of housekeeping), and the domestical conservation and uses of all that is brought in by industry abroad. The business of these professors should not be, as is commonly practised in other arts, only to read pompous and superficial lectures, out of Virgil's Georgicks, Pliny, Varro, or Columella; but to instruct their pupils in the whole method and course of this study, which might be run through perhaps, with diligence, in a year or two: and the continual succession of scholars, upon a moderate taxation for their diet, lodging and learning, would be a sufficient constant revenue for maintenance of the house and the professors, who should be men not chosen for the ostentation of critical literature, but for solid and experimental knowledge of the things they teach; such men, so industrious and publickspirited, as I conceive Mr. Hartlib to be, if the gentleman be yet alive: but it is needless to speak further of my thoughts of this design, unless the present disposition of the age allowed more probability of bringing it into execution. What I have further to say of the country life, shall be borrowed from the poets, who were always the most faithful and affectionate friends to it. Poetry was born among the shepherds.
Nescio qua natale solum dulcedine Musas
Ducit, et immemores non sinit esse sui.
The Muses still love their own native place;
'T has secret charms, which nothing can deface.
The truth is, no other place is proper for their work; one might as well undertake to dance in a crowd, as to make good verses in the midst of noise and tumult.
As well might corn, as verse, in cities grow;It will bear nothing but the nettles and thorns of satyre, which grow most naturally in the worst earth; and therefore almost all poets, except those who were not able to eat bread without the bounty of great men, that is, without what they could get by flattering of them, have not only withdrawn themselves from the vices and vanities of the grand world,
In vain the thankless glebe we plow and sow;
Against th' unnatural soil in vain we strive;
'Tis not a ground, in which these plants will thrive.
- pariter vitiisque jocisqueinto the innocent happiness of a retired life; but have commended and adorned nothing so much by their ever-living poems. Hesiod was the first or second poet in the world that remains yet extant (if Homer, as some think, preceded him, but I rather beheve they were contemporaries); and he is the first writer too of the art of husbandry: "and he has contributed (says Columella) not a little to our profession;" I suppose, he means not a little honour, for the matter of his instructions is not very important: his great antiquity is visible through the gravity and simplicity of his stile. The most acute of all his sayings concerns our purpose very much, and is couched in the reverend obscurity of an oracle.
Altius humanis exeruere caput,
The half is more than the whole. The occasion of the speech is this: his brother Perses had, by corrupting some great men (great bribe-eaters he calls them), gotten from him the half of his estate. It is no matter (says he); they have not done me so much prejudice, as they imagine.
Unhappy they, to whom God ha'n't reveal'd,
By a strong light which must their sense controul,
That half a great estate's more than the whole.
Unhappy, from whom still conceal'd does lye,
Of roots and herbs, the wholesom luxury.
This I conceive to be honest Hesiod's meaning. From Homer, we must not expect much concerning our affairs. He was blind, and could neither work in the country nor enjoy the pleasures of it; his helpless poverty was likeliest to be sustained in the richest places; he was to delight the Grecians with fine tales of the wars and adventures of their ancestors; his subject removed him from all commerce with us, and yet, methinks, he made a shift to shew his goodwill a little. For, though he could do us no honour in the person of his hero Ulysses (much less of Achilles), because his whole time was consumed in wars and voyages; yet he makes his father Laertes a gardener all that while, and seeking his consolation for the absence of his son in the pleasure of planting, and even dunging his own grounds. Ye see, he did not contemn us peasants; nay, so far was he from that insolence, that he always stiles Eumaeus, who kept the hogs, with wonderful respect, the divine swine herd; he could ha' done no more for Menelaus or Agamemnon. And Theocritus (a very antient poet, but he was one of our own tribe, for he wrote nothing but pastorals) gave the same epithete to an husbandman. The divine husbandman replyed to Hercules. These were civil Greeks, and who understood the dignity of our calling!
Among the Romans we have, in the first place, our truly divine Virgil, who, though, by the favour of Maecenas and Augustus, he might have been one of the chief men of Rome, yet chose rather to employ much of his time in the exercise, and much of his immortal wit in the praise and instructions, of a rustique life; who, though he had written, before, whole books of pastorals and georgics, could not abstain, in his great and imperial poem, from describing Evander, one of his best princes, as living just after the homely manner of an ordinary countryman. He seats him in a throne of maple, and lays him but upon a bear's skin; the kine and oxen are lowing in his court-yard; the birds under the eves of his window call him up in the morning, and when he goes abroad, only two dogs go along with him for his guard: at last, when he brings Aeneas into his royal cottage, he makes him say this memorable complement, greater than even yet was spoken at the Escurial, the Louvre, or our Whitehal:
- Haec (inquit) limina victor
Alcides subiit, haec illum regia cepit:
Aude, hospes, contemnere opes: et te quoque dignum
Finge Deo, rebusque veni non asper egenis.
This humble roof, this rustick court, (said he)
Receiv'd Alcides, crown'd with victorie:
Scorn not, great guest, the steps where he has trod;
But contemn wealth, and imitate a God.
The next man, whom we are much obliged to, both for his doctrine and example, is the next best poet in the world to Virgil, his dear friend Horace; who, when Augustus had desired Maecenas to perswade him to come and live domestically and at the same table with him, and to be secretary of state of the whole world under him, or rather jointly with him, for he says, "ut nos in epistolis scribendis adjuvet," could not be tempted to forsake his Sabin, or Tiburtin mannor, for so rich and so glorious a trouble. There was never, I think, such an example as this in the world, that he should have so much moderation and courage as to refuse an offer of such greatness, and the emperor so much generosity and good-nature as not to be at all offended with his refusal, but to retain still the same kindness, and express it often to him in most friendly and familiar letters, part of which are still extant. If I should produce all the passages of this excellent author upon the several subjects which I treat of in this book, I must be obliged to translate half his works; of which I may say more truly than, in my opinion, he did of Homer.
Qui, quid sit pulchrum, quid turpe, quid utile, quid non,
Planius et melius Chrysippo et Crantore dicit.
I shall content myself upon this particular theme with three only, one out of his Odes, the other out of his Satires, the third out of his Epistles; and shall forbear to collect the suffrages of all other poets, which may be found scattered up and down through all their writings, and especially in Martial's. But I must not omit to make some excuse for the bold-undertaking of my own unskilful pencil upon the beauties of a face that has been drawn before by so many great masters; especially, that I should dare to do it in Latine verses, (though of another kind), and have the confidence to translate them. I can only say that I love the matter, and that ought to cover many faults; and that I run not to contend with those before me, but follow to applaud them.


Tech Note 40: Using the LifeDrive Shared LibraryJuly 11, 2005Copyright 2005 NS BASIC Corporation |
Introduction Index and Quick Reference Full Reference
The NSBLifeDriveLib shared library allows many of the multimedia features of the LifeDrive Palm device to be used from within an NSBasic program.
In order to use the NSBLifeDriveLib shared library, the library must be loaded using the NSBasic LoadLibrary statement. This statement should be located in the Startup Code of the program, as in this example:
Sub main()
LoadLibrary "NSBLifeDriveLib"
End Sub
This document assumes that the shared library has been loaded this way. The LoadLibrary statement also has an optional second parameter to allow you to specify an abbreviated reference name for the library's functions, as in this example:
Sub main()
LoadLibrary "NSBLifeDriveLib", "LD"
End Sub
For this example, you can use the functions and subroutines described in this document with a prefix of LD
instead of NSBLifeDriveLib
.
In order to use the NSBLifeDriveLib Shared Library, the NSBLifeDriveLib.inf
file must be present in your C:\nsbasic\lib
directory, and the NSBLifeDriveLib.prc
file must be downloaded to your device or included in your NSBasic program. For more information on shared libraries, refer to the NSBasic documentation.
Many of the subroutines and functions within the NSBLifeDriveLib shared library use virtual files. Utility subroutines and functions for accessing these files are found in the NSBVFSLib library. See Tech Note 28 for more information.
For an example of how to use this library, see LifeDriveTest.prj
, which is included with full distributions of NSBasic 5 or later.
| BrowserOpen | Function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserOpen(volumeID, path, extensions, title)
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| BrowserPresent | Function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserPresent
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| BrowserSave | function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserSave(volumeID, path, extensions, title)
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| PhotoAlbumCount | function | numAlbums = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumCount(volumeID)
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| PhotoAlbumID | function | albumID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumID(volume, index)
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| PhotoAlbumName | function | name = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumName(albumID)
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| PhotoDeleteAlbumAndContents | function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDeleteAlbum(albumID)
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| PhotoDeleteAlbum | function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDeleteAlbum(albumID)
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| PhotoDisplayImage | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDisplayImage(imageID, left, top, width, height)
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| PhotoImageCount | function | numImages = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoImageCount(albumID)
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| PhotoImageName | function | name = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoImageName(imageID)
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| PhotoNewAlbum | function | albumID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoNewAlbum(volumeID, name)
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| PhotoPresent | function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoPresent
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| PhotoRenameAlbum | function | success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoRenameAlbum(albumID, newName)
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| PhotoSelectFromAlbum | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectFromAlbum(albumID, start, numImages)
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| PhotoSelectImages | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectImages
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| PhotoSelectImage | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectImage
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| PhotoSelectNone | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectNone
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| PhotoSelectVideos | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectVideos
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| PhotoSelectVideo | subroutine | NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectVideo
|
| PhotoSelectedImage | function | imageID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectedImage(which)
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| PhotoSelectionCount | function | numImages = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectionCount
|
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserOpen(volumeID, path, extensions, title)
BrowserOpen presents a file brower dialog window to open a file. VolumeID and path are the volume ID and full path name of the file selected by the user. Extensions is a string containing a list of filename extensions or MIME types, separated by commas. Only files with these extensions will be shown. Title is the title of the dialog window.
Do not use BrowserOpen to open images or videos. Use PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideo, or PhotoSelectVideos.
BrowserOpen returns true (-1) if the user selects a file or false (0) if the user cancels.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserPresent
The file browser on the LifeDrive and some other devices mimics the behavior of the Open and Save As... dialog windows on desktop machines. PalmOne recommends this only in cases where a PalmOS program must look like its desktop equivalent.
BrowserPresnt returns true (-1) if the file browser is present and false (0) otherwise. Do not use any subsequent file browser functions if the browser is not present.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.BrowserSave(volumeID, path, extensions, title)
BrowserOpen presents a file brower dialog window to open a file. VolumeID and path are the volume ID and full path name of the file selected by the user. Extensions is a string containing a list of filename extensions or MIME types, separated by commas. The first entry in this list should be the default extension of a saved file and should be an extension, not a MIME type. Title is the title of the dialog window.
BrowserSave returns true (-1) if the user chooses to save a file or false (0) if the user cancels.
numAlbums = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumCount(volumeID)
PhotoAlbumCount returns the number of photo albums on volumeID, which is an integer volume ID. Pass 0 for volumeID to specify the device itself. Other volumes IDs can be obtained using the NSBVFSLib library or from any of the LifeDrive functions that return volume IDs.
albumID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumID(volume, index)
PhotoAlbumID returns the ID of the photo album specified by volume and index. The ID should be stored in a variable of type Integer. Volume is the ID of the volume on which to look for the photo album. Pass 0 for volume to use the local volume on the device. Other volumes can be obtained from functions in the NSBVFSLib library or from any of the LifeDrive functions that return volume IDs. Index must be between 1 and the number of albums returned from PhotoAlbumCount.
name = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoAlbumName(albumID)
PhotoAlbumName returns as a string the name of the photo album specified by albumID, which should have been returned by PhotoAlbumID.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDeleteAlbum(albumID)
PhotoDeleteAlbum deletes the specified album. Photos within the album are deleted as well. Returns true (-1) if successful and false (0) otherwise. The Unfiled album cannot be deleted.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDeleteAlbum(albumID)
PhotoDeleteAlbum deletes the specified album. Photos within the album are moved to Unfiled. Returns true (-1) if successful and false (0) otherwise. The Unfiled album cannot be deleted.
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoDisplayImage(imageID, left, top, width, height)
PhotoDisplayImage displays the image given by imageID in the rectangle described by left, top, width, and height. Coordinates are given in NSBasic coordinates, where the standard LifeDrive screen is 160 by 160. Images with higher resolution will make use of the higher resolution of the LifeDrive screen. For example, a 320 by 320 JPEG image will display at perfect resulution in a 180 by 180 rectangle. Images that do not perfectly fit within the rectangle will be shrunk to fit.
If imageID refers to a still image, the function will return immediately after the image has been displayed. An ideal use of this is to display an image within the bounds of a gadget.
If imageID refers to a video rather than a still image, the rectangle will be ignored, and the video will open within the video player.
numImages = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoImageCount(albumID)
PhotoImageCount returns the number of images in the album specified by albumID.
name = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoImageName(imageID)
PhotoImageName returns the name of the image specified by imageID. The name is the full path name of the image within the volume it resides on.
albumID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoNewAlbum(volumeID, name)
PhotoNewAlbum creates a new photo album named name on the volume specified by volumeID. Pass 0 for volume to use the local volume on the device. Other volumes can be obtained from functions in the NSBVFSLib library or from any of the LifeDrive functions that return volume IDs. PhotoNewAlbum returns the ID of the newly created photo album or -1 if the album could not be created.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoPresent
PhotoPresent returns true (-1) if the photo functions are present or false (0) if they are absent. Check the value of this before trying to use any of the photo functions.
success = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoRenameAlbum(albumID, newName)
PhotoRenameAlbum renames a photo album specified by albumID to newName, returning true (-1) if renaming was successful and false (0) otherwise.
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectFromAlbum(albumID, start, numImages)
PhotoSelectFromAlbum selects one or more images from an album specified by albumID. Start is the number of the first image to select and must be between 1 and the number of images returned by PhotoImageCount. NumImages is the number of images to select. For example, NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectFromAlbum(ID, 2, 3) will select images 2, 3, and 4 from album ID.
Only one selection containing zero or more images or videos is available at one time. It is called the current selection.
PhotoAlbumID, PhotoImageCount, PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideo, PhotoSelectVideos
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectImages
PhotoSelectImages presents the user with a dialog window to select any number of images. If the user cancels the dialog window, the selection will remain unchanged.
Only one selection containing zero or more images or videos is available at one time. It is called the current selection.
On older devices, this subroutine may select videos as well as images but should only select images on newer devices.
PhotoAlbumID, PhotoSelectFromAlbum, PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectVideo, PhotoSelectVideos
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectImage
PhotoSelectImage presents the user with a dialog window to select a single image. If the user cancels the dialog window, the selection will remain unchanged.
Only one selection containing zero or more images or videos is available at one time. It is called the current selection.
On older devices, this subroutine may select videos as well as images but should only select images on newer devices.
PhotoAlbumID, PhotoSelectFromAlbum, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideo, PhotoSelectVideos
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectNone
PhotoSelectNone clears the current selection. Use this before a PhotoSelectImage(s) or PhotoSelectVideo(s) to determine whether the user selected images or videos.
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectVideos
PhotoSelectVideos presents the user with a dialog window to select any number of videos. If the user cancels the dialog window, the selection will remain unchanged.
Only one selection containing zero or more images or videos is available at one time. It is called the current selection.
On older devices, this subroutine may select images as well as videos but should only select videos on newer devices.
PhotoAlbumID, PhotoSelectFromAlbum, PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideo
NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectVideo
PhotoSelectVideo presents the user with a dialog window to select a single video. If the user cancels the dialog window, the selection will remain unchanged.
Only one selection containing zero or more images or videos is available at one time. It is called the current selection.
On older devices, this subroutine may select images as well as videos but should only select videos on newer devices.
PhotoAlbumID, PhotoSelectFromAlbum, PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideos
imageID = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectedImage(which)
PhotoSelectedImage returns the ID of of image which in the current selection. Which must be between 1 and the number of images returned by PhotoSelectionCount. The return value should be stored in a variable of type Integer.
ImageID can be a still image or a video, depending on the type of media in the selection.
PhotoSelectionCount, PhotoSelectFromAlbum, PhotoSelectImage, PhotoSelectImages, PhotoSelectVideo, PhotoSelectVideos
numImages = NSBLifeDriveLib.PhotoSelectionCount
PhotoSelectionCount returns the number of images or videos in the current selection.


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Function reference¶
Building packages¶
-
fast_package_file.
build
(directory: str, target: str, compress: bool = True, keep_comp_threshold: float = 0.98, hash_mode: Optional[str] = None, comp_func: Callable[[bytes], bytes] = None, crc32_paths: bool = False, progress_bar: bool = True, silent: bool = False)[source]¶ Build a packaged data file from a directory.
- Parameters
directory – The directory to package. Includes all subdirectories.
target – The path for the package file. If it already exists, it’s overwritten. The file extension can be whatever you like.
compress – Whether to compress the package, either with
comp_func
or Gzip by default.keep_comp_threshold – 0 through 1 (default is 0.98). For each input file, if compression doesn’t improve file size by this ratio, the file is instead stored uncompressed. Set to 1 to compress every file no matter what.
hash_mode – The hash method to use to ensure file validity. Can be “md5”, “crc32”, or “sha256”. If
None
(the default), only the first and last bytes are compared.comp_func – A supplied decompression function that takes
bytes
and returnsbytes
. Some recommendations: LZMA, LZMA2, Deflate, BZip2, Oodle, or Zstandard.crc32_paths – Store file paths as crc32 numbers. Useful for obfuscating file names and paths.
progress_bar – Whether to show a progress bar (uses tqdm). If tqdm isn’t installed, this is irrelevant.
silent – Disable all prints.
Getting data out of packages¶
-
fast_package_file.PackagedDataFile.
__init__
(self, data_file_path: str, prepare: bool = True, decomp_func: Callable[[bytes], bytes] = None)¶ Prepare a packaged data file.
- Parameters
data_file_path – Location of the package.
prepare – Whether to load, decompress (if necessary), and parse the file location header now, or wait until the first file is loaded. Regardless, the entire package is not loaded.
decomp_func – A supplied decompression function.
-
fast_package_file.PackagedDataFile.
load_file
(self, file: str) → bytes¶ Load a single file from the package. Also loads and parses the location data header for the packge, if it hasn’t been already.
- Parameters
file – The path to the file, relative to the input directory (e.g. a file at surface level would be
file.txt
, and one folder in would befolder\file.txt
).- Returns
The file as a bytes object, uncompressed.
Note
File paths stored within a package file are modified to always use backslashes as path seperators, regardless of what OS is used to build or load the package. Be sure to either escape the backslashes or use raw strings.
-
fast_package_file.PackagedDataFile.
load_bulk
(self, prefix: str = '', postfix: str = '') → Dict[str, bytes]¶ Load multiple files at once, based on a prefix and/or a postfix for the file path (uses
.startswith
and.endswith
).- Parameters
prefix – File path prefix (e.g. a subdirectory).
postfix – File path postfix (e.g. a file extension).
- Returns
A
dict
, formatted as{'path': bytes}
.
Note
Doesn’t support packages using crc32 file paths.
Helpers¶
-
fast_package_file.
oneshot
(data_file_path: str, file: str, decomp_func: Callable[[bytes], bytes] = None) → bytes[source]¶ Load a single file from a package file.
- Parameters
data_file_path – Location of the package.
file – The path to the file, relative to the input directory (same as
load_file()
).decomp_func – A supplied decompression function.
- Returns
The file as
bytes
, uncompressed.
Note
If you’re planning on ever loading another file from the same package, it’s recommended to use
PackagedDataFile
explicitly since it caches the file location data.
-
fast_package_file.
oneshot_bulk
(data_file_path: str, prefix: str = '', postfix: str = '', decomp_func: Callable[[bytes], bytes] = None) → Dict[str, bytes][source]¶ Combines
oneshot()
andload_bulk()
. Same note asoneshot()
.- Parameters
data_file_path – Location of the package.
prefix – Same as
load_bulk()
.postfix – Same as
load_bulk()
.decomp_func – A supplied decompression function.
- Returns
A
dict
, formatted as{'path': bytes}
.
Note
Doesn’t support packages using crc32 file paths.
-
fast_package_file.PackagedDataFile.
file_data
¶ A dictionary containing the file location data.
- Type
dict
:{'path': (offset, length, compressed (1 or 0), first byte, last byte)}
-
fast_package_file.PackagedDataFile.
__repr__
(self)¶ Includes path, number of files, and total file size.
- Returns
str