{# portal/usercp/change_password.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This page dispalys a form where the user can change his password. :copyright: (c) 2013-2019 by the Inyoka Team, see AUTHORS for more details. :license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details. #} {% extends 'portal/usercp/overall.html' %} {% block breadcrumb %} {{ super() }} {{ macros.breadcrumb_item(_('Change password'), href('portal', 'usercp', 'password')) }} {% endblock %} {% set selected = 'password' %} {% block content %}


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Type safe, Generic, Lazy abstractions for working with c-iterator
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| ▼ include | |
| itplus_chain.h | Macros for implementing the chain abstraction using the IterChain struct |
| itplus_collect.h | Macros for implementing the collect abstraction |
| itplus_defn.h | Helpers for implementing all iterplus utilities at once, for given type |
| itplus_drop.h | Macros for implementing the drop abstraction using the IterDrop struct |
| itplus_dropwhile.h | Macros for implementing the dropWhile abstraction using the IterDropWhile struct |
| itplus_enumerate.h | Macros for implementing the enumerate abstraction using the IterEnumr struct |
| itplus_filter.h | Macros for implementing the filter abstraction using the IterFilt struct |
| itplus_filtermap.h | Macros for implementing the filter_map abstraction using the IterFiltMap struct |
| itplus_fold.h | Macros for implementing the foldl abstraction |
| itplus_foreach.h | Definition of the foreach macro |
| itplus_iterator.h | Utilities to define and implement an Iterable |
| itplus_macro_utils.h | General utility macros |
| itplus_map.h | Macros for implementing the map abstraction using the IterMap struct |
| itplus_maybe.h | Utilities to define and use a Maybe type |
| itplus_pair.h | Utilities to define and use a Pair type |
| itplus_reduce.h | Macros for implementing the reduce /foldl1 abstraction |
| itplus_take.h | Macros for implementing the take abstraction using the IterTake struct |
| itplus_takewhile.h | Macros for implementing the takeWhile abstraction using the IterTakeWhile struct |
| itplus_typeclass.h | Utilities to define a typeclass and its instance |
| itplus_zip.h | Macros for implementing the zip abstraction using the IterZip struct |
| ▼ tests | |
| common.h | Declarations of iterator and iterplus structs used in the test executable |
| impls.c | Implementations of iterables and iterplus utilities |
| impls.h | Declarations of utilities, structs, and functions for which iterator and iterplus utilities have been implemented |
| preproc_map.h | Macro to map a given function/macro over VA_ARGS - supports upto 8 arguments |
| sugar.c | Wrapper functions to fill pre-allocated iterplus structs and turn them into Iterables |
| sugar.h | "Syntactic sugar" |


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t = Symbol("t", real=True, positive=True)
symbols = set.union(*(el.atoms() for el in matrix))
non_constant = _non_constant_symbols(symbols, variables, t)
if len(non_constant):
raise ValueError(("The coefficient matrix for the equations "
"contains the symbols %s, which are not "
"constant.") % str(non_constant))
// Check for time dependence
if "dt" in variables:
dt_value = variables["dt"].get_value()[0]
// This will raise an error if we meet the symbol "t" anywhere
// except as an argument of a locally constant function
After Change
// This will raise an error if we meet the symbol "t" anywhere
// except as an argument of a locally constant function
t = Symbol("t", real=True, positive=True)
for entry in itertools.chain(matrix, constants):
_check_for_locally_constant(entry, variables, dt_value, t)
symbols = [Symbol(variable, real=True) for variable in varnames]


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This chapter explains what you need in order to use the adv3Lite library to write interactive fiction, and how to set everything up.
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- AmountType : String
The repayment is for paying just the interest only or both interest and capital or bullet amount or balance to date etc
- Enum:
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- Balloon
- CapitalAndInterest
- FeeChargeCap
- InterestOnly
- Bullet
- Other
- Notes : List
Optional additional notes to supplement the Repayment
- OtherAmountType : OtherAmountType
- OtherRepaymentFrequency : OtherRepaymentFrequency
- OtherRepaymentType : OtherRepaymentType
- RepaymentFeeCharges : RepaymentFeeCharges
- RepaymentFrequency : String
Repayment frequency
- Enum:
- Daily
- Flexible
- Fortnightly
- HalfYearly
- Monthly
- Other
- Quarterly
- Weekly
- Yearly
- RepaymentHoliday : List
Details of capital repayment holiday if any
- RepaymentType : String
Repayment type
- Enum:
- Balloon
- Bullet
- CapitalAndInterest
- CustomSchedule
- EarlyRepayment
- FixedCapitalFullyAmortising
- FixedCapitalWithBullet
- FixedCapitalAndInterestReducingBalance
- InterestOnly
- Other
- PrepaymentFee
- RepaymentWithBullet
- StraightLineInterestOnly


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What's the ideal enclosure material for an RFM12b in order to maximise RF performance? Assume we're using an external antenna (i.e. the aerial output of the RFM12b is connected to 50-ohm coax which runs a few cm to a panel-mounted SMA connector so a 1/4-wave whip antenna can be mounted on the outside of the box). There are three main options I've been considering:
- Plastic enclosures are cheap, easy to cut and there's no risk of the case causing a short.
- But metal enclosures would appear to have two advantages: shielding the RF circuitry from unwanted electrical noise, and acting as a ground plane for the antenna.
- A third alternative (and my current favorite) would be to use a plastic enclosure with an added ground plane (either by gluing alu foil to the underside of the lid or by using four 1/4-wavelength wires radiating horizontally from the SMA connector). This option would be cheap, easy to cut but wouldn't shield the RFM12b from noise.
Thoughts? I'm especially interested to hear opinions on how important it might be to shield the RFM12b from electrical noise?
Re: Enclosures, aerials and ground planes
A metal box can give you some shielding, but most noise would probably originate from within the box itself or come over the wire. For best RF-shielding you would need an RF-shield cage encapsulating the RF-unit, on the PCB.
That said, this is generally something you don't need to worry about.
When it comes to the box as a ground plane, just remember that the 1/4 wavelength still applies, so you need a fairly large box at the given frequencies. This also applies to a plastic box with added ground plane. (In practice, a ground plane less than 1/4 will work, but with a significant performance hit)
In my opinion you should pick the box that best suit your needs (or wallet), and use one of the many alternative antenna configurations out there that doesn't need a ground plane. (fx: 1/2 wave or dipole) A good antenna will do more for your performance than any box ever will :)
Re: Enclosures, aerials and ground planes
that's great, thanks loads for the reply :)
Re: Enclosures, aerials and ground planes
Hi,
Rather than start a new thread I thought I would ask in this one :)
I have an emontx and would like to extend the range by adding a better antenna, the problem is I can't figure out what I would solder the ground wire to.
The build guide shows the supplied piece of wire soldered to the ANT pin but I will either be using the following design with each element being a 1/4 wavelength:
http://nathan.chantrell.net/old-stuff/radio/radio-scanning/how-to-make-a...
So the shield wire in the link above needs to be soldered to something and I can't figure out what?
The other option is something like this:
http://www.radioindustries.com.au/ria-433d-sma-433mhz-ground-independent...
Ready made, it says it's a dipole and it is ground independent but they don't show a schematic of it so I can't see how it could be made up, anyway with this one I would want to attach an SMA connector to the emontx and that would require the centre to be wired to ANT and the outer part to be wired to ground, so the same issue?
Can somebody point me in the right direction on where to solder ground to on the emontx?
Also would anyone have any comments on the two antennas above, I am tempted to pay for the Radio Industries one because it already seems weather proof (it will be attached to the outside of my metal meter box)?
Thanks in advance.
Richard
Re: Enclosures, aerials and ground planes
You would normally connect the coax shield to the ground of the RF12B, which is one pin away from the antenna pin (after Vcc).
The first link you suggest is a dipole, which is a balanced aerial and isn't really suitable as the RF12B has an LC network to make it compatible with a simple whip aerial. (A dipole should also be connected by a balanced feeder not a coax as shown). I'm not sure about the second link, it certainly doesn't look like a dipole!
For increased range you need an aerial with gain, which basically means a directional one since the gain is achieved by concentrating the power in one direction.


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Copley Motion Library
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CANopen Layer Setting Services object. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| LSS (CanOpen &co) | |
| Default constructor for the LSS object. More... | |
| int | FindAmplifiers (int max, uint32 serial[]) |
| Search the CANopen network for Copley amplifiers. More... | |
| void | setTimeout (Timeout to) |
| Set the timeout value used by the LSS protocol. More... | |
| Timeout | getTimeout (void) |
| Get the current timeout value used by the LSS protocol. More... | |
| const Error * | GetAmpNodeID (uint32 serial, byte &nodeID) |
| Get the current CANopen node ID of the specified amplifier. More... | |
| const Error * | SetAmpNodeID (uint32 serial, byte nodeID) |
| Set the CANopen node ID of the specified amplifier. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Receiver | |
| Receiver () | |
| Default constructor for a network receiver object. | |
| virtual | ~Receiver () |
| Destructor for network receiver objects. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from RefObj | |
| RefObj (const char *name=0) | |
| Default constructor for a reference object. More... | |
| virtual | ~RefObj () |
| Reference object destructor. More... | |
| void | SetRefName (const char *name) |
| Assign a name to this reference. More... | |
| uint32 | GrabRef (void) |
| Grab a reference to this object. More... | |
| void | setAutoDelete (bool autoDeleteEna) |
| This function is used to enable or disable the autodelete function for a reference object. More... | |
| void | UnlockRef (void) |
| Unlock an object that was previously locked using RefObj::Lock. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| const Error * | SelectAmp (uint32 serial) |
| Put the specified amplifier into LSS configure mode. More... | |
| uint32 | FindAmpSerial (uint32 low, uint32 high) |
| Find the serial number of the first amplifier in the passed range. More... | |
| int | NewFrame (CanFrame &frame) |
| This method is called by the main CAN network listener when a new LSS response frame is received. More... | |
| const Error * | Xmit (byte cs, uint32 data=0) |
| Transmit a LSS CAN frame. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from RefObj | |
| void | KillRef (void) |
| Destroy this reference. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from RefObj | |
| static void | ReleaseRef (uint32 id) |
| Release the local reference to this object. More... | |
| static RefObj * | LockRef (uint32 id) |
| Find the object associated with the passed reference number and lock it to prevent the object from being destroyed while I'm accessing it. More... | |
| static void | LogRefs (void) |
| This function is provided for debugging. More... | |
CANopen Layer Setting Services object.
The Layer Setting Services (LSS) protocol is part of the CANopen network standard. The intent of LSS is to allow low level network settings, such as the network bit rate and device node ID numbers to be configured over the network.
The CANopen protocol requires each device on the network to have a unique node ID number in the range 1 to 127. In general, it's not possible to communicate with a device using CANopen if it doesn't have a unique node ID in this range.
The LSS protocol allows some limited communication with any device on the network even if it doesn't have a node ID set. This allows node ID numbers to be assigned to devices over the network.
This object implements the LSS protocol and allows devices on the network to be queried and configured.
For more detailed information on the LSS protocol please see the CANopen standard document DSP305.
Default constructor for the LSS object.
| co | A reference to the CANopen network object over which this protocol will run. |
| int FindAmplifiers | ( | int | max, |
| uint32 | serial[] | ||
| ) |
Search the CANopen network for Copley amplifiers.
This function uses the CANopen Layer Setting Services (LSS) protocol to find amplifiers on the network. All Copley amplifiers on the CANopen network can be identified using this protocol, even if they do not have a valid CANopen node ID number configured.
On return from this function, the passed array will have been filled with the serial numbers of all the amplifiers found. These serial numbers may then be passed to LSS::SetAmpNodeID to assign a node ID number to the amplifier.
Note that firmware support for the LSS protocol was added starting with version 4.04. Any amplifier on the network with earlier firmware will not be discovered using this technique.
| max | The maximum number of amplifier serial numbers to be returned. |
| serial | An array where the amplifier serial numbers will be returned. This array must be at least max elements long. |
Find the serial number of the first amplifier in the passed range.
| low | The lower limit of the range |
| high | The upper limit of the range |
Get the current CANopen node ID of the specified amplifier.
| serial | The serial number of the amplifier to query. |
| nodeID | The node ID will be returned here. |
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Get the current timeout value used by the LSS protocol.
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Set the CANopen node ID of the specified amplifier.
| serial | The serial number of the amplifier to update. |
| nodeID | The CANopen node ID to assign to this amplifier. |
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Set the timeout value used by the LSS protocol.
| to | The new timeout (milliseconds) |
Transmit a LSS CAN frame.
| cs | The command specifier for this frame. |
| data | The data passed with the frame. |


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actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.networkapp.
NetworkControlPanel
Calls when associated buttons are selected.
actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView.LoadAction
Actions performs.
actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
AddPointDialog
Calls when associated buttons are selected.
actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ConfigurationPanel
Calls when associated buttons are selected.
actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ScatterplotTwoView.ControlPanel
Calls when associated buttons are selected.
actionPerformed(ActionEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
LoginFrame
Listener.
AddPointDialog
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
Dialog box for adding a point.
AddPointDialog(JFrame, Table, Visualization, JScrollPane, JComponent)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
AddPointDialog
Constructor.
B
beginEdit(int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
Specifies that the following calls to tableChanged belong to the same transaction.
beginEdit(int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
Specifies that the following calls to tableChanged belong to the same transaction.
C
checkInvariants()
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
Checks invariant.
checkInvariants()
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
Checks invariant.
ConfigurationPanel
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
A configuration panel for view.
ConfigurationPanel(Table, JFrame, Visualization, JComponent)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ConfigurationPanel
Constructor.
D
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkGraphExample
Demo method.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkTreeExample
Demo method.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries
Demo method.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample
Demo method.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ScatterPlotExample
Demo method.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
TreeMapExample
Demo method.
demo(ObviousGraphView)
- Static method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView
Creates the JFrame.
demo()
- Static method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
Demo method.
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endEdit(int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
Specifies that the calls to tableChanged belonging to the same transaction are finished.
endEdit(int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
Specifies that the calls to tableChanged belonging to the same transaction are finished.
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fillTable(String, String, String, String, String, String)
- Static method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo
Fill table method.
fillTable(String, String, String, String, String, String)
- Static method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch
Fill table method.
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getGraph()
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView.LoadAction
Returns the graph.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkGraphExample
Gets the view associated to the NodeLinkGraph visualization.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkTreeExample
Gets the obvious view associated to the node link tree visualization.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries
Gets the JView.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample
Gets the obvious view.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ScatterPlotExample
Gets the obvious view associated to the scatter plot.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
TreeMapExample
Gets the Obvious view associated to the tree map.
getJView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
Gets the obvious view for the scatterplot.
getListCellRendererComponent(JList, Object, int, boolean, boolean)
- Method in class obvious.demo.networkapp.
NodeCellRenderer
getObviousView()
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousRadialGraphView
Gets the obvious view.
getVis()
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample
Gets the obvious visualization.
getVisualization()
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
Gets the obvious visualization for the scatterplot.
GRID_DIM
- Static variable in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView
Grid dimension for the graph.
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IvtkNetworkAndIvtkNodeLinkVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.misc
This class shows an Obvious example based on the IVTK binding.
IvtkNetworkAndPrefuseGraphVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.misc
This class shows an Obvious example based on the IVTK and Prefuse binding.
IvtkTableAndIvtkScatterplotDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.misc
This demo used the Obvious IVTK binding for the whole visualization pipeline.
IvtkTableAndPrefuseScatterplotDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.sandbox
A simple visualization test of a scatter plot.
IvtkTreeAndIvtkTreeVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.misc
This class shows an Obvious example based on the IVTK binding.
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keyPressed(KeyEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
SimpleTableListener
keyReleased(KeyEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
SimpleTableListener
keyTyped(KeyEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
SimpleTableListener
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LoginFrame
- Class in
obvious.demo.transaction
A login frame.
LoginFrame()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.transaction.
LoginFrame
Constructor.
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main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.io.
WrapIvtkReaderDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.io.
WrapPrefuseReaderDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkGraphExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkTreeExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries
Main function.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ScatterPlotExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
TreeMapExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.jung.
TreeLayoutDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.misc.
IvtkNetworkAndIvtkNodeLinkVisDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.misc.
IvtkNetworkAndPrefuseGraphVisDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.misc.
IvtkTableAndIvtkScatterplotDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.misc.
IvtkTreeAndIvtkTreeVisDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.misc.
PrefuseTableAndIvtkScatterplotDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.networkapp.
NetworkApp
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.paper.
NetworkVisualizationArticleExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.paper.
ScatterPlotArticleExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.paper.
WekaArticleExample
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.predicate.
PredicateDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousRadialGraphView
Main function.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.sandbox.
IvtkTableAndPrefuseScatterplotDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.sandbox.
PrefuseNetworkAndJungNetworkVisDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.sandbox.
PrefuseNetworkAndPolylithciPrefuseNetworkVisDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.sandbox.
PrefuseTableAndPolylithicPrefuseScatterplotVisDemo
Main function.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ScatterplotApp
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ScatterplotTwoView
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo
Main method.
main(String[])
- Static method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch
Main method.
mouseClicked(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Starts when a mouse button is clicked.
mouseClicked(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Starts when a mouse button is clicked.
mouseClicked(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
SimpleTableListener
Call when the mouse is clicked.
mouseDragged(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Starts when the mouse is dragged.
mouseDragged(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Starts when the mouse is dragged.
mouseEntered(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Not implemented.
mouseEntered(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Not implemented.
mouseExited(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Not implemented.
mouseExited(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Not implemented.
mouseMoved(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Not implemented.
mouseMoved(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Not implemented.
mousePressed(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Not implemented.
mousePressed(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Starts when a mouse button is pressed.
mouseReleased(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Not implemented.
mouseReleased(MouseEvent)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Starts when a mouse button is released.
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NetworkApp
- Class in
obvious.demo.networkapp
NetworkApp class.
NetworkControlPanel
- Class in
obvious.demo.networkapp
NetworkControlPanel class.
NetworkControlPanel(JFrame, Network, Schema, Visualization, JComponent)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.networkapp.
NetworkControlPanel
Constructor.
NetworkVisualizationArticleExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.paper
Creation of an Obvious network visualization.
NodeCellRenderer
- Class in
obvious.demo.networkapp
NodeCellRenderer for NetworkApp.
NodeCellRenderer(String)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.networkapp.
NodeCellRenderer
Constructor.
NodeLinkGraphExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
NodeLinkGraph example for obvious-ivtk.
NodeLinkGraphExample()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkGraphExample
Constructor.
NodeLinkTreeExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
NodeLinkTree example for obvious-ivtk.
NodeLinkTreeExample()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
NodeLinkTreeExample
Constructor.
O
obvious.demo.io
- package obvious.demo.io
Package obvious.demo.io TODO document the package.
obvious.demo.ivtk
- package obvious.demo.ivtk
Package obvious.demo.ivtk Contains demos from ivtk toolkit written in the obvious way.
obvious.demo.jung
- package obvious.demo.jung
Package obvious.demo.jung Contains demos from jung toolkit written in the obvious way.
obvious.demo.misc
- package obvious.demo.misc
Package obvious.demo.mix This package contains example created during the development of obvious to test newly introduced features.
obvious.demo.networkapp
- package obvious.demo.networkapp
Package obvious.demo.networkapp TODO document the package.
obvious.demo.paper
- package obvious.demo.paper
Package obvious.demo.article This package.
obvious.demo.predicate
- package obvious.demo.predicate
Package obvious.demo.predicate TODO document the package.
obvious.demo.prefuse
- package obvious.demo.prefuse
Package obvious.demo.prefuse Contains demos from prefuse toolkit written in the obvious way.
obvious.demo.sandbox
- package obvious.demo.sandbox
Package obvious.demo.sandbox Contains demos using prefuse and obvious in a polylithic way.
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
- package obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
Package obvious.demo.scatterplotapp TODO document the package.
obvious.demo.transaction
- package obvious.demo.transaction
Package obvious.demo.transaction TODO document the package.
ObviousGraphView
- Class in
obvious.demo.prefuse
Adaptation of the TreeView demo from prefuse and written by Jeffrey Heer.
ObviousGraphView()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView
Constructor.
ObviousGraphView.LoadAction
- Class in
obvious.demo.prefuse
Loading action class.
ObviousGraphView.LoadAction(String, ObviousGraphView)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView.LoadAction
Constructor.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
Example1 of infovis.examples based on a time series visualization.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousIvtkTimeSeries
Constructor.
ObviousPubliExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
Publications graph examples for obvious-ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample
Constructor.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
A simple mouse listener.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener(Visualization, JView)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ObviousPubliExample.MousePubliListener
Constructor.
ObviousRadialGraphView
- Class in
obvious.demo.prefuse
Adaptation of the TreeView demo from prefuse and written by Jeffrey Heer.
ObviousRadialGraphView(Network)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousRadialGraphView
Constructor.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.prefuse
This class demonstrates how to use scatter plot visualization with obvious prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo
Constructor.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
- Class in
obvious.demo.prefuse
Selection Listener class.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener(Visualization, JView)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousScatterPlotDemo.SelectionListener
Constructor.
P
PredicateDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.predicate
Demo for the Predicate support in Obvious.
PrefuseNetworkAndJungNetworkVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.sandbox
This demo used as data model for a simple network the obvious-jung implementation.
PrefuseNetworkAndPolylithciPrefuseNetworkVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.sandbox
Simple test for a graph visualization with obvious-prefuse.
PrefuseTableAndIvtkScatterplotDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.misc
This demo used the Obvious Prefuse binding for the data model and the Obvious IVTK binding for the visualization and the view.
PrefuseTableAndPolylithicPrefuseScatterplotVisDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.sandbox
A simple visualization test of a scatter plot.
R
run()
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousRadialGraphView
Runs the visualization.
S
ScatterplotApp
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
A demo application for obvious.
ScatterPlotArticleExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.paper
Creation of an Obvious scatter-plot visualization.
ScatterPlotExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
ScatterPlot example for obvious-ivtk.
ScatterPlotExample()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
ScatterPlotExample
Constructor.
ScatterplotTwoView
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
Example class.
ScatterplotTwoView.ControlPanel
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
Panel for test.
ScatterplotTwoView.ControlPanel(Table, Visualization, JComponent, JScrollPane, JTable)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ScatterplotTwoView.ControlPanel
Constructor.
ScatterPlotViewsPanel
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
Panel for views of a scatter plot.
ScatterPlotViewsPanel(JComponent, JComponent)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
ScatterPlotViewsPanel
Constructor.
setGraph(Network)
- Method in class obvious.demo.prefuse.
ObviousGraphView
Sets the graph.
SimpleTableListener
- Class in
obvious.demo.scatterplotapp
A Key listener for JTable.
SimpleTableListener(JTable, Visualization, JComponent)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.scatterplotapp.
SimpleTableListener
Constructor.
T
tableChanged(Table, int, int, int, int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
Notifies that a table has changed.
tableChanged(Table, int, int, int, int)
- Method in class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
Notifies that a table has changed.
TransactionDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.transaction
Transaction demo.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
- Class in
obvious.demo.transaction
A listener.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener(Connection)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemo.TriggerListener
Constructor.
TransactionDemoBatch
- Class in
obvious.demo.transaction
Transaction demo.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
- Class in
obvious.demo.transaction
A listener.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener(Connection)
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.transaction.
TransactionDemoBatch.TriggerListener
Constructor.
TreeLayoutDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.jung
This example rewrites the TreeLayoutDemo example of Jung in an Obvious way.
TreeMapExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.ivtk
Tree map example for obvious-ivtk.
TreeMapExample()
- Constructor for class obvious.demo.ivtk.
TreeMapExample
Constructor.
W
WekaArticleExample
- Class in
obvious.demo.paper
Using weka with Obvious.
WrapIvtkReaderDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.io
Example for wrapped prefuse reader.
WrapPrefuseReaderDemo
- Class in
obvious.demo.io
Example for wrapped prefuse reader.
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As if they had never lived there! So away with Madyan (Midian)! As away with Thamud! (All these nations were destroyed). |
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We're all set up and ready to roll! We decided in the end not to record audio or video for this set of lectures, but we'll be posting updates to the lecture notes as we go along. I look forward to meeting our students on Monday...


Ford Mustang Mach-E: Everything We Know
It's been leaked early, and you can find all the details here.
by Anthony KarrIn the new era of electrified vehicles, it comes as no surprise that almost every manufacturer sells or will very soon sell an all-electric model. Ford is no stranger to this trend and wants to capitalize on the booming crossover and SUV segment, as well as the iconic Mustang moniker, with an all-new, pure electric, high-riding machine. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming Ford Mustang Mach-E electric crossover.
Gallery: Ford Mustang Mach-E Revealed
What is it?
In January 2018, Ford announced it would launch a new electric crossover that will be inspired by the Mustang. It was then revealed it could be called Mach1, but the marque’s fans reacted negatively and forced Ford to rethink its decision. The car's official name, Mustang Mach-E, was recently made official.
Spy photos and renderings have provided a good preview of what to expect, but then a massive leak from November 2019 basically revealed the exterior design, and it's pretty close to the renderings. See the gallery above for reference.
It was also confirmed Lincoln will get its own version of the EV, but it will probably feature a vastly different shape.
Gallery: Mustang-Inspired EV Crossover Spy Shots
What does it look like?
Our exclusive rendering suggested the Mach-E will have a sleek and sporty profile that's heavily inspired by the sports car. However, spy photos of a prototype wearing a production body (above) and the aforementioned leaked images have shown the overall shape will be a bit boxier with a long front overhang and short rear overhang.
As far as we can tell, the Mach-E is going to be roughly the same size as today’s Ford Edge. The single interior image available so far hints at a Tesla-style dashboard with a massive screen on the center console.
What’s under the hood?
An all-electric powertrain! The leaked info conf irms the Mach-E will boast a maximum range of about 300 miles if equipped with the optional extended-range battery and rear-wheel drive. The all-wheel-drive version will take a bit of a hit in the range department, offering around 270 miles of plug-free driving. Other models will be available with even less range, though also lower prices.
In terms of power, outputs of 255 horsepower, 282 hp, and 333 hp are expected depending on the trim level and the powertrain. The most powerful and fastest of all models, the Mach-e GT, will have a 0-60 mph (0-96 kph) time of about four seconds.
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When we will see it?
Soon! Ford has announced the Mustang Mach-E will make its official debut on the evening of Sunday, November, 17th, before being put on display at the L.A. Auto Show later that week.
The entry-level Mach-E will go on sale next year with a starting price of $43,895, while the "First Edition" – a limited- run launch trim – will start at $59,900. The GT top trim level will set you back $60,500, but won't be available initiallye.
Gallery: Ford Mustang-inspired EV renderings
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Alone in her rooms in the women’s apartments, Moiraine adjusted the shawl, embroidered with curling ivy and grapevines, on her shoulders and studied the effect in the tall frame mirror standing in a corner. Her large, dark eyes could appear as sharp as a hawk’s when she was angry. They seemed to pierce the silvered glass, now. It was only happenstance that she had had the shawl in her saddlebags when she came to Fal Dara. With the blazing white Flame of Tar Valon centered on the wearer’s back and long fringe colored to show her Ajah—Moiraine’s was as blue as a morning sky—the shawls were seldom worn outside Tar Valon, and even there usually only inside the White Tower. Little in Tar Valon besides a meeting of the Hall of the Tower called for the formality of the shawls, and beyond the Shining Walls a sight of the Flame would send too many people running, to hide or perhaps to fetch the Children of the Light. A Whitecloak’s arrow was as fatal to an Aes Sedai as to anyone else, and the Children were too wily to let an Aes Sedai see the bowman before the arrow struck, while she still might do something about it. Moiraine had certainly never expected to wear the shawl in Fal Dara. But for an audience with the Amyrlin, there were proprieties to observe.
She was slender and not at all tall, and smooth-cheeked Aes Sedai agelessness often made her appear younger than she was, but Moiraine had a commanding grace and calm presence that could dominate any gathering. A manner ingrained growing up in the Royal Palace of Cairhien had been heightened, not submerged, by still more years as an Aes Sedai. She knew she might need every bit of it today. Yet much of the calm was on the surface, today. There must be trouble, or she would not have come herself, she thought for at least the tenth time. But beyond that lay a thousand questions more. What trouble, and who did she choose to accompany her? Why here? Why now? It cannot be allowed to go wrong now.
The Great Serpent ring on her right hand caught the light dully as she touched the delicate golden chain fastened in her dark hair, which hung in waves to her shoulders. A small, clear blue stone dangled from the chain, in the middle of her forehead. Many in the White Tower knew of the tricks she could do using that stone as a focus. It was only a polished bit of blue crystal, just something a young girl had used in her first learning, with no one to guide her. That girl had remembered tales of angreal and even more powerful sa’angreal—those fabled remnants of the Age of Legends that allowed Aes Sedai to channel more of the One Power than any could safely handle unaided—remembered and thought some such focus was required to channel at all. Her sisters in the White Tower knew a few of her tricks, and suspected others, including some that did not exist, some that had shocked her when she learned of them. The things she did with the stone were simple and small, if occasionally useful; the kind a child would imagine. But if the wrong women had accompanied the Amyrlin, the crystal might put them off balance, because of the tales.
A rapid, insistent knocking came at the chamber door. No Shienaran would knock that way, not at anyone’s door, but least of all hers. She remained looking into the mirror until her eyes stared back serenely, all thought hidden in their dark depths. She checked the soft leather pouch hanging at her belt. Whatever troubles brought her out of Tar Valon, she will forget them when I lay this trouble before her. A second thumping, even more vigorous than the first, sounded before she crossed the room and opened the door with a calm smile for the two women who had come for her.
She recognized them both. Dark-haired Anaiya in her blue-fringed shawl, and fair-haired Liandrin in her red. Liandrin, not only young-seeming but young and pretty, with a doll’s face and a small, petulant mouth, had her hand raised to pound again. Her dark brows and darker eyes were a sharp contrast to the multitude of pale honey braids brushing her shoulders, but the combination was not uncommon in Tarabon. Both women were taller than Moiraine, though Liandrin by less than a hand.
Anaiya’s blunt face broke into a smile as soon as Moiraine opened the door. That smile gave her the only beauty she would ever have, but it was enough; almost everyone felt comforted, safe and special, when Anaiya smiled at them. “The Light shine on you, Moiraine. It’s good to see you again. Are you well? It has been so long.”
“My heart is lighter for your presence, Anaiya.” That was certainly true; it was good to know she had at least one friend among the Aes Sedai who had come to Fal Dara. “The Light illumine you.”
Liandrin’s mouth tightened, and she gave her shawl a twitch. “The Amyrlin Seat, she requires your presence, Sister.” Her voice was petulant, too, and cold-edged. Not for Moiraine’s sake, or not solely; Liandrin always sounded dissatisfied with something. Frowning, she tried to look over Moiraine’s shoulder into the room. “This chamber, it is warded. We cannot enter. Why do you ward against your sisters?”
“Against all,” Moiraine replied smoothly. “Many of the serving women are curious about Aes Sedai, and I do not want them pawing through my rooms when I am not here. There was no need to make a distinction until now.” She pulled the door shut behind her, leaving all three of them in the corridor. “Shall we go? We must not keep the Amyrlin waiting.”
She started down the hallway with Anaiya chatting at her side. Liandrin stood for a moment staring at the door as if wondering what Moiraine was hiding, then hurried to join the others. She bracketed Moiraine, walking as stiffly as a guard. Anaiya merely walked, keeping company. Their slippered footsteps fell softly on thick-woven carpets with simple patterns.
Liveried women curtsied deeply as they passed, many more deeply than they would have for the Lord of Fal Dara himself. Aes Sedai, three together, and the Amyrlin Seat herself in the keep; it was more honor than any woman of the keep had ever expected in her lifetime. A few women of noble Houses were out in the halls, and they curtsied, too, which they most certainly would not have done for Lord Agelmar. Moiraine and Anaiya smiled and bowed their heads to acknowledge each reverence, from servant or noble equally. Liandrin ignored them all.
There were only women here, of course, no men. No Shienaran male above the age of ten would enter the women’s rooms without permission or invitation, although a few small boys ran and played in the halls here. They knelt on one knee, awkwardly, when their sisters dropped deep curtsies.
“This time, Moiraine,” Anaiya said, “you have been gone from Tar Valon too long. Much too long. Tar Valon misses you.  And you are needed in the White Tower.”
“Some of us must work in the world,” Moiraine said gently. “I will leave the Hall of the Tower to you, Anaiya. Yet in Tar Valon, you hear more of what occurs in the world than I. Too often I outrun what happens where I was yesterday. What news have you?”
“Three more false Dragons.” Liandrin bit the words off. “In Saldaea, Murandy, and Tear false Dragons ravage the land. The while, you Blues smile and talk of nothing, and try to hold on to the past.”
“Three,” Moiraine mused softly. For an instant her eyes gleamed, but she masked it quickly. “Three in the last two years, and now three more at once.”
“As the others were, these will be dealt with also. This male vermin and any ragtag rabble who follow their banners.”
Moiraine was almost amused by the certainty in Liandrin’s voice. Almost. She was too aware of the realities, too aware of the possibilities. “Have a few months been enough for you to forget, Sister? The last false Dragon all but tore Ghealdan apart before his army, ragtag rabble or not, was defeated. Yes, Logain is in Tar Valon by now, gentled and safe, I suppose, but some of our sisters died to overpower him. Even one sister dead is more loss than we can bear, but Ghealdan’s losses were much worse. The two before Logain could not channel, yet even so the people of Kandor and Arad Doman remember them well. Villages burned and men dead in battle. How easily can the world deal with three at one time? How many will flock to their banners? There has never been a shortage of followers for any man claiming to be the Dragon Reborn. How great will the wars be this time?”
“It isn’t so grim as that,” Anaiya said. “As far as we know, only the one in Saldaea can channel. He has not had time to attract many followers, and sisters should already be there to deal with him. The Tarens are harrying their false Dragon and his followers through Haddon Mirk, while the fellow in Murandy is already in chains.” She gave a short, wondering laugh. “To think the Murandians, of all people, would deal with theirs so quickly. Ask, and they do not even call themselves Murandians, but Lugarders, or Inishlinni, or this or that lord’s or lady’s man. Yet for fear one of their neighbors would take the excuse to invade, the Murandians leaped on their false Dragon almost as soon as he opened his mouth to proclaim himself.”
“Still,” Moiraine said, “three at the same time cannot be ignored. Has any sister been able to do a Foretelling?” It was a slight chance—few Aes Sedai had manifested any part of that Talent, even the smallest part, in centuries—so she was not surprised when Anaiya shook her head. Not surprised, but a little relieved.
They reached a juncture of hallways at the same time as the Lady Amalisa. She dropped a full curtsy, bowing deep and spreading her pale green skirts wide. “Honor to Tar Valon,” she murmured. “Honor to Aes Sedai.”
The sister of the Lord of Fal Dara required more than a nod of the head. Moiraine took Amalisa’s hands and drew her to her feet. “You honor us, Amalisa. Rise, Sister.”
Amalisa straightened gracefully, with a flush on her face. She had never as much as been to Tar Valon, and to be called Sister by an Aes Sedai was heady even for someone of her rank.  “You honor me too greatly, Moiraine Sedai.”
Moiraine smiled. “How long have we known each other, Amalisa?  Amalisa smiled back. The strength evident in her brother’s face was in hers, too, and no less for the softer line of cheek and jaw. There were those who said that as hard and renowned a fighter as Agelmar was, he was no better than an even match for his sister. “But with the Amyrlin Seat here . . . When King Easar visits Fal Dara, in private I call him Magami, Little Uncle, as I did when I was a child and he gave me rides on his shoulder, but in public it must be different.”
Anaiya tsked. “Sometimes formality is necessary, but men often make more of it than they must.
From the corner of her eye, Moiraine saw Egwene, far down the side hall, disappearing hurriedly around a corner. A stooped shape in a leather jerkin, head down and arms loaded with bundles, shambled at her heels. Moiraine permitted herself a small smile, quickly masked. If the girl shows as much initiative in Tar Valon, she thought wryly, she will sit in the Amyrlin Seat one day. If she can learn to control that initiative. If there is an Amyrlin Seat left on which to sit.
When she turned her attention back to the others, Liandrin was speaking.
“ . . . and I would welcome the chance to learn more of your land.” She wore a smile, open and almost girlish, and her voice was friendly.
Moiraine schooled her face to stillness as Amalisa extended an invitation to join her and her ladies in her private garden, and Liandrin accepted warmly. Liandrin made few friends, and none outside the Red Ajah. Certainly never outside the Aes Sedai. She would sooner make friends with a man, or a Trolloc. Moiraine was not sure Liandrin saw much difference between men and Trollocs. She was not sure any of the Red Ajah did.
Anaiya explained that just now they must attend the Amyrlin Seat. “Of course,” Amalisa said. “The Light illumine her, and the Creator shelter her. But later, then.” She stood straight and bowed her head as they left her.
Moiraine studied Liandrin as they walked, never looking at her directly. The honey-haired Aes Sedai was staring straight ahead, rosebud lips pursed thoughtfully. She appeared to have forgotten Moiraine and Anaiya both. What is she up to?
Anaiya seemed not to have noticed anything out of the ordinary, but then she always managed to accept people both as they were and as they wanted to be. It constantly amazed Moiraine that Anaiya dealt as well as she did in the White Tower, but those who were devious always seemed to take her openness and honesty, her acceptance of everyone, as cunning devices. They were always caught completely off balance when she turned out to mean what she said and say what she meant. Too, she had a way of seeing to the heart of things. And of accepting what she saw. Now she blithely resumed speaking of the news.
“The word from Andor is both good and bad. The street riots in Caemlyn died down with the coming of spring, but there is still talk, too much talk, blaming the Queen, and Tar Valon as well, for the long winter. Morgase holds her throne less securely than she did last year, but she holds it still, and will so long as Gareth Bryne is Captain-General of the Queen’s Guards. And the Lady Elayne, the Daughter-Heir, and her brother, the Lord Gawyn, have come safely to Tar Valon for their training. There was some fear in the White Tower that the custom would be broken.”
“Not while Morgase has breath in her body,” Moiraine said.
Liandrin gave a little start, as if she had just awakened. “Pray that she continues to have breath. The Daughter-Heir’s party was followed to the River Erinin by the Children of the Light. To the very bridges to Tar Valon. More still camp outside Caemlyn, for the chance of mischief, and inside Caemlyn still are those who listen.”
“Perhaps it is time Morgase learned a little caution,” Anaiya sighed. “The world is becoming more dangerous every day, even for a queen. Perhaps especially for a queen. She was ever headstrong. I remember when she came to Tar Valon as a girl. She did not have the ability to become a full sister, and it rankled in her. Sometimes I think she pushes her daughter because of that, whatever the girl chooses.”
Moiraine sniffed disdainfully. “Elayne was born with the spark in her; it was not a matter of choosing. Morgase would not risk letting the girl die from lack of training if all the Whitecloaks in Amadicia were camped outside Caemlyn. She would command Gareth Byrne and the Queen’s Guards to cut a path through them to Tar Valon, and Gareth Byrne would do it if he had to do it alone.” But she still must keep the full extent of the girl’s potential secret. Would the people of Andor knowingly accept Elayne on the Lion Throne after Morgase if they knew? Not just a queen trained in Tar Valon according to custom, but a full Aes Sedai? In all of recorded history there had been only a handful of queens with the right to be called Aes Sedai, and the few who let it be known had all lived to regret it. She felt a touch of sadness. But too much was afoot to spare aid, or even worry, for one land and one throne. “What else, Anaiya?”
“You must know that the Great Hunt of the Horn has been called in Illian, the first time in four hundred years. The Illianers say the Last Battle is coming”—Anaiya gave a little shiver, as well she might, but went on without a pause—“and the Horn of Valere must be found before the final battle against the Shadow. Men from every land are already gathering, all eager to be part of the legend, eager to find the Horn. Murandy and Altara are on their toes, of course, thinking it’s all a mask for a move against one of them. That is probably why the Murandians caught their false Dragon so quickly. In any case, there will be a new lot of stories for the bards and gleemen to add to the cycle. The Light send it is only new stories.”
“Perhaps not the stories they expect,” Moiraine said. Liandrin looked at her sharply, and she kept her face still.
“I suppose not,” Anaiya said placidly. “The stories they least expect will be exactly the ones they will add to the cycle. Beyond that, I have only rumor to offer. The Sea Folk are agitated, their ships flying from port to port with barely a pause. Sisters from the islands say the Coramoor, their Chosen One, is coming, but they won’t say more. You know how closemouthed the Atha’an Miere are with outsiders about the Coramoor, and in this our sisters seem to think more as Sea Folk than Aes Sedai. The Aiel appear to be stirring, too, but no one knows why. No one ever knows with the Aiel. At least there is no evidence they mean to cross the Spine of the World again, thank the Light.” She sighed and shook her head. “What I would not give for even one sister from among the Aiel. Just one. We know too little of them.”
Moiraine laughed. “Sometimes I think you belong in the Brown Ajah, Anaiya.”
“Almoth Plain,” Liandrin said, and looked surprised that she had spoken.
“Now that truly is a rumor, Sister,” Anaiya said. “A few whispers heard as we were leaving Tar Valon. There may be fighting on Almoth Plain, and perhaps Toman Head, as well. I say, may be. The whispers were faint. Rumors of rumors. We left before we could hear more.”
“It would have to be Tarabon and Arad Doman,” Moiraine said, and shook her head. “They have squabbled over Almoth Plain for nearly three hundred years, but it has never come to open blows.” She looked at Liandrin; Aes Sedai were supposed to throw off all their old loyalties to lands and rulers, but few did so completely. It was hard not to care for the land of your birth. “Why would they now—?”
“Enough of idle talk,” the honey-haired woman broke in angrily. “For you, Moiraine, the Amyrlin waits.” She took three quick strides ahead of the others and threw open one of a pair of tall doors. “For you, the Amyrlin will have no idle talk.”
Unconsciously touching the pouch at her waist, Moiraine went past Liandrin through the doorway, with a nod as if the other woman were holding the door for her.  What is the wretched girl up to?
Brightly colored carpets covered the anteroom floor in layers, and the room was pleasantly furnished with chairs and cushioned benches and small tables, the wood simply worked or just polished. Brocaded curtains sided the tall arrowslits to make them seem more like windows. No fires burned in the fireplaces; the day was warm, and the Shienaran chill would not come until nightfall.
Fewer than half a dozen of the Aes Sedai who had accompanied the Amyrlin were there. Verin Mathwin and Serafelle, of the Brown Ajah, did not look up at Moiraine’s entrance. Serafelle was intently reading an old book with a worn, faded leather cover, handling its tattered pages carefully, while plump Verin, sitting cross-legged beneath an arrowslit, held a small blossom up to the light and made notes and sketches in a precise hand in a book balanced on her knee. She had an open inkpot on the floor beside her, and a small pile of flowers on her lap. The Brown sisters concerned themselves with little beside seeking knowledge. Moiraine sometimes wondered if they were really aware of what was going on in the world, or even immediately around them.
The three other women already in the room turned, but they made no effort to approach Moiraine, only looked at her. One, a slender woman of the Yellow Ajah, she did not know; she spent too little time in Tar Valon to know all the Aes Sedai, although their numbers were no longer very great. She was acquainted with the two remaining, however. Carlinya was as pale of skin and cold of manner as the white fringe on her shawl, the exact opposite in every way of dark, fiery Alanna Mosvani, of the Green, but they both stood and stared at her without speaking, without expression. Alanna sharply snugged her shawl around her, but Carlinya made no move at all. The slender Yellow sister turned away with an air of regret.
“The Light illumine you all, Sisters,” Moiraine said. No one answered. She was not sure Serafelle or Verin had even heard. Where are the others? There was no need for them all to be there—most would be resting in their rooms, freshing from the journey—but she was on edge now, all the questions she could not ask running through her head. None of it showed on her face.
The inner door opened, and Leane appeared, without her gilt-flamed staff. The Keeper of the Chronicles was as tall as most men, willowy and graceful, still beautiful, with coppery skin and short, dark hair. She wore a blue stole, a hand wide, instead of a shawl, for she sat in the Hall of the Tower, though as Keeper, not to represent her Ajah.
“There you are,” she said briskly to Moiraine, and gestured to the door behind her. “Come, Sister. The Amyrlin Seat is waiting.” She spoke naturally in a clipped, quick way that never changed, whether she was angry or joyful or excited. As Moiraine followed Leane in, she wondered what emotion the Keeper was feeling now. Leane pulled the door to behind them; it banged shut with something of the sound of a cell door closing.
The Amyrlin Seat herself sat behind a broad table in the middle of the carpet, and on the table rested a flattened cube of gold, the size of a travel chest and ornately worked with silver. The table was heavily built, its legs stout, but it seemed to squat under a weight two strong men would have had trouble lifting.
At the sight of the golden cube Moiraine had difficulty keeping her face unruffled. The last she had seen of it, it had been safely locked in Agelmar’s strongroom. On learning of the Amyrlin Seat’s arrival she had meant to tell her of it herself. That it was already in the Amyrlin’s possession was a trifle, but a worrisome trifle. Events could be outpacing her.
She swept a deep curtsy and said formally, “As you called me, Mother, so have I come.” The Amyrlin extended her hand, and Moiraine kissed her Great Serpent ring, no different from that of any other Aes Sedai. Rising, she made her tone more conversational, but not too much so. She was aware of the Keeper standing behind her, beside the door. “I hope you had a pleasant journey, Mother.”
The Amyrlin had been born in Tear, of a simple fisherman’s family, not a noble House, and her name was Siuan Sanche, though very few had used that name, or even thought of it, in the ten years since she had been raised from the Hall of the Tower. She was the Amyrlin Seat; that was the whole of it. The broad stole on her shoulders was striped in the colors of the seven Ajahs; the Amyrlin was of all Ajahs and of none. She was only of medium height, and handsome rather than beautiful, but her face held a strength that had been there before her elevation, the strength of the girl who had survived the streets of the Maule, Tear’s port district, and her clear blue gaze had made kings and queens, and even the Captain Commander of the Children of the Light, drop their eyes. Her own eyes were strained, now, and there was a new tightness to her mouth.
“We called the winds to speed our vessels up the Erinin, Daughter, and even turned the currents to our aid.” The Amyrlin’s voice was deep, and sad. “I have seen the flooding we caused in villages along the river, and the Light only knows what we have done to the weather. We will not have endeared ourselves by the damage we’ve done and the crops we may have ruined. All to reach here as quickly as possible.” Her eyes strayed to the ornate golden cube, and she half lifted a hand as if to touch it, but when she spoke it was to say, “Elaida is in Tar Valon, Daughter. She came with Elayne and Gawyn.”
Moiraine was conscious of Leane standing to one side, quiet as always in the presence of the Amyrlin. But watching, and listening. “I am surprised, Mother,” she said carefully. “This is no time for Morgase to be without Aes Sedai counsel.” Morgase was one of the few rulers to openly admit to an Aes Sedai councilor; almost all had one, but few admitted it.
“Elaida insisted, Daughter, and queen or not, I doubt Morgase is a match for Elaida in a contest of wills. In any case, perhaps this time she did not wish to be. Elayne has potential.  Already she shows progress. The Red sisters are swollen up like puff-fish with it. I don’t think the girl leans to their way of thinking, but she is, young, and there is no telling. Even if they don’t manage to bend her, it will make little difference. Elayne could well be the most powerful Aes Sedai in a thousand years, and it is the Red Ajah who found her. They have gained much status in the Hall from the girl.”
“I have two young women with me in Fal Dara, Mother,” Moiraine said. “Both from the Two Rivers, where the blood of Manetheren still runs strong, though they do not even remember there was once a land called Manetheren. The old blood sings, Mother, and it sings loudly in the Two Rivers. Egwene, a village girl, is at least as strong as Elayne. I have seen the Daughter-Heir, and I know. As for the other, Nynaeve was the Wisdom in their village, yet she is little more than a girl herself. It says something of her that the women of her village chose her Wisdom at her age. Once she gains conscious control of what she now does without knowing, she will be as strong as any in Tar Valon. With training, she will shine like a bonfire beside the candles of Elayne and Egwene. And there is no chance these two will choose the Red. They are amused by men, exasperated by them, but they do like them. They will easily counter whatever influence the Red Ajah gains in the White Tower from finding Elayne.”
The Amyrlin nodded as if it were all of no consequence. Moiraine’s eyebrows lifted in surprise before she caught herself and smoothed her features. Those were the two main concerns in the Hall of the Tower, that fewer girls who could be trained to channel the One Power were found every year, or so it seemed, and that fewer of real power were found. Worse than the fear in those who blamed Aes Sedai for the Breaking of the World, worse than the hatred from the Children of the Light, worse even than the workings of Darkfriends, were the sheer dwindling of numbers and the lessening of abilities. The corridors of the White Tower were sparsely populated where once they had been crowded, and what could once be done easily with the One Power could now be done only with difficulty, or not at all.
“Elaida had another reason for coming to Tar Valon, Daughter. She sent the same message by six different pigeons to make sure I received it—and to whom else in Tar Valon she sent pigeons, I can only guess—then came herself. She told the Hall of the Tower that you are meddling with a young man who is ta’veren, and dangerous. He was in Caemlyn, she said, but when she found the inn where he had been staying, she discovered you had spirited him away.”
“The people at that inn served us well and faithfully, Mother. If she harmed any of them . . . ” Moiraine could not keep the sharpness out of her voice, and she heard Leane shift. One did not speak to the Amyrlin Seat in that tone; not even a king on his throne did.
“You should know, Daughter,” the Amyrlin said dryly, “that Elaida harms no one except those she considers dangerous. Darkfriends, or those poor fool men who try to channel the One Power. Or one who threatens Tar Valon. Everyone else who isn’t Aes Sedai might as well be pieces on a stones board as far as she is concerned. Luckily for him, the innkeeper, one Master Gill as I remember, apparently thinks much of Aes Sedai, and so answered her questions to her satisfaction. Elaida actually spoke well of him. But she spoke more of the young man you took away with you. More dangerous than any man since Artur Hawkwing, she said. She has the Foretelling sometimes, you know, and her words carried weight with the Hall.”
For Leane’s sake, Moiraine made her voice as meek as she could. That was not very meek, but it was the best she could do. “I have three young men with me, Mother, but none of them is a king, and I doubt very much if any of them even dreams of uniting the world under one ruler. No one has dreamed Artur Hawkwing’s dream since the War of the Hundred Years.”
“Yes, Daughter. Village youths, so Lord Agelmar tells me. But one of them is ta’veren.” The Amyrlin’s eyes strayed to the flattened cube again. “It was put forward in the Hall that you should be sent into retreat for contemplation. This was proposed by one of the Sitters for the Green Ajah, with the other two nodding approval as she spoke.”
Leane made a sound of disgust, or perhaps frustration. She always kept in the background when the Amyrlin Seat spoke, but Moiraine could understand the small interruption this time. The Green Ajah had been allied with the Blue for a thousand years; since Artur Hawkwing’s time, they had all but spoken with one voice. “I have no desire to hoe vegetables in some remote village, Mother.” Nor will I, whatever the Hall of the Tower says.
“It was further proposed, also by the Greens, that your care during your retreat should be given to the Red Ajah. The Red Sitters tried to appear surprised, but they looked like fisher-birds who knew the catch was unguarded.” The Amyrlin sniffed. “The Reds professed reluctance to take custody of one not of their Ajah, but said they would accede to the wishes of the Hall.”
Despite herself, Moiraine shivered. “That would be . . . most unpleasant, Mother.” It would be worse than unpleasant, much worse; the Reds were never gentle. She put the thought of it firmly to one side, to deal with later. “Mother, I cannot understand this apparent alliance between the Greens and the Reds. Their beliefs, their attitudes toward men, their views of our very purposes as Aes Sedai, are completely opposite. A Red and a Green cannot even talk to each other without coming to shouts.”
“Things change, Daughter. I am the fifth in a row raised to the Amyrlin Seat from the Blue. Perhaps they feel that is too many, or that the Blue way of thinking no longer suffices in a world full of false Dragons. After a thousand years, many things change.” The Amyrlin grimaced and spoke as if to herself. “Old walls weaken, and old barriers fall.” She shook herself, and her voice firmed. “There was yet another proposal, one that still smells like week-old fish on the jetty. Since Leane is of the Blue Ajah and I came from the Blue, it was put forward that sending two sisters of the Blue with me on this journey would give the Blue four representatives. Proposed in the Hall, to my face, as if they were discussing repairing the drains. Two of the White Sitters stood against me, and two Green. The Yellow muttered among themselves, then would not speak for or against. One more saying nay, and your sisters Anaiya and Maigan would not be here. There was even some talk, open talk, that I should not leave the White Tower at all.”
Moiraine felt a greater shock than on hearing that the Red Ajah wanted her in their hands. Whatever Ajah she came from, the Keeper of the Chronicles spoke only for the Amyrlin, and the Amyrlin spoke for all Aes Sedai and all Ajahs. That was the way it had always been, and no one had ever suggested otherwise, not in the darkest days of the Trolloc Wars, not when Artur Hawkwing’s armies had penned every surviving Aes Sedai inside Tar Valon. Above all, the Amyrlin Seat was the Amyrlin Seat. Every Aes Sedai was pledged to obey her. No one could question what she did or where she chose to go. This proposal went against three thousand years of custom and law.
“Who would dare, Mother?”
The Amyrlin Seat’s laugh was bitter. “Almost anyone, Daughter. Riots in Caemlyn. The Great Hunt called without any of us having a hint of it until the proclamation. False Dragons popping up like redbells after a rain. Nations fading, and more nobles playing at the Game of Houses than at any time since Artur Hawkwing cut all their plottings short. And worst of all, every one of us knows the Dark One is stirring again. Show me a sister who does not think the White Tower is losing its grip on events, and if she is not Brown Ajah, she is dead. Time may be growing short for all of us, Daughter. Sometimes I think I can almost feel it growing shorter.”
“As you say, Mother, things change. But there are still worse perils outside the Shining Walls than within.”
For a long moment the Amyrlin met Moiraine’s gaze, then nodded slowly. “Leave us, Leane. I would talk to my Daughter Moiraine alone.”
There was only a moment’s hesitation before Leane said, “As you wish, Mother.” Moiraine could feel her surprise. The Amyrlin gave few audiences without the Keeper present, especially not to a sister she had reason to chastise.
The door opened and closed behind Leane. She would not say a word in the anteroom of what had occurred inside, but the news that Moiraine was alone with the Amyrlin would spread through the Aes Sedai in Fal Dara like wildfire through a dry forest, and the speculation would begin.
As soon as the door closed the Amyrlin stood, and Moiraine felt a momentary tingle in her skin as the other woman channeled the One Power. For an instant, the Amyrlin Seat seemed to her to be surrounded by a nimbus of bright light.
“I don’t know that any of the others have your old trick,” the Amyrlin Seat said, lightly touching the blue stone on Moiraine’s forehead with one finger, “but most of us have some small tricks remembered from childhood. In any event, no one can hear what we say now.”
Suddenly she threw her arms around Moiraine, a warm hug between old friends; Moiraine hugged back as warmly.
“You are the only one, Moiraine, with whom I can remember who I was. Even Leane always acts as if I had become the stole and the staff, even when we are alone, as if we’d never giggled together as novices. Sometimes I wish we still were novices, you and I. Still innocent enough to see it all as a gleeman’s tale come true, still innocent enough to think we would find men—they would be princes, remember, handsome and strong and gentle?—who could bear to live with women of an Aes Sedai’s power. Still innocent enough to dream of the happy ending to the gleeman’s tale, of living our lives as other women do, just with more than they.”
“We are Aes Sedai, Siuan. We have our duty. Even if you and I had not been born to channel, would you give it up for a home and a husband, even a prince? I do not believe it. That is a village goodwife’s dream. Not even the Greens go so far.”
The Amyrlin stepped back. “No, I would not give it up. Most of the time, no. But there have been times I envied that village goodwife. At this moment, I almost do. Moiraine, if anyone, even Leane, discovers what we plan, we will both be stilled. And I can’t say they would be wrong to do it.”


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pg_result
returns information about a command result created by a prior pg_exec
.
You can keep a command result around for as long as you need it, but when you are done with it, be sure to free it by executing pg_result -clear
. Otherwise, you have a memory leak, and pgtcl will eventually start complaining that you have created too many command result objects.
resultHandle
The handle of the command result.
resultOption
One of the following options, specifying which piece of result information to return:
-status
The status of the result.
-error
?diagCode
?The error message, if the status indicates an error, otherwise an empty string.
diagCode
, if specified, requests data for a specific diagnostic code:
severity
The severity; the field contents are ERROR, FATAL, or PANIC, in an error message, or WARNING, NOTICE, DEBUG, INFO, or LOG, in a notice message, or a localized translation of one of these.
sqlstate
The SQLSTATE code for the error. (See PostgreSQL manual Appendix A).
primary
The primary human-readable error message (typically one line).
detail
An optional secondary error message carrying more detail abhout the problem, which may run to multiple lines.
hint
An optional suggestion about what to do about the problem. This is intended to differ from detail in that it offers advice (potentially inappropriate) rather than hard facts.
The result may run to multiple lines.
position
A string containing a decimal integer indicating an error cursor position as an index into the original statement string.
The first character has index 1, and positions are measured in characters not bytes.
internal_position
This is the same as "position", but it is used when the cursor position refers to an internally generated command rather than the one submitted by the client.
The first character has index 1, and positions are measured in characters not bytes.
internal_query
This is the text of a failed internally generated command. This could be, for example, a SQL query issued by a PL/pgSQL function.
context
An indication of the context in which the error occurred. Presently this includes a call stack traceback of active PL functions. The trace is one entry per line, most recent first.
file
The filename of the source code location where the error was reported.
line
The line number of the source code location where the error was reported.
function
The name of the source code function reporting the error.
-foreach arrayName
tclCode
Iterates through each row of the result, filling arrayName
with the columns and their values and executing tclCode
for each row in turn. Null columns will be not be present in the array.
-conn
The connection that produced the result.
-oid
If the command was an INSERT, the OID of the inserted row, otherwise 0.
-numTuples
The number of rows (tuples) returned by the query.
-cmdTuples
The number of rows (tuples) affected by the command. (This is similar to -numTuples
but relevant to INSERT and UPDATE commands.)
-numAttrs
The number of columns (attributes) in each row.
-assign arrayName
Assign the results to an array, using subscripts of the form (rowNumber, columnName).
-foreach arrayName
code
For each resulting row assigns the results to the named array, using subscripts matching the column names, then executes the code body.
-assignbyidx arrayName
?appendstr
?
Assign the results to an array using the values of the first column and the names of the remaining column as keys. If appendstr
is given then it is appended to each key. In short, all but the first column of each row are stored into the array, using subscripts of the form (firstColumnValue, columnNameAppendStr).
-getTuple rowNumber
Returns the columns of the indicated row in a list. Row numbers start at zero.
-tupleArray rowNumber
arrayName
Stores the columns of the row in array arrayName
, indexed by column names. Row numbers start at zero. If a field's value is null, sets an empty string or the default string, if a default string has been defined.
-tupleArrayWithoutNulls rowNumber
arrayName
Stores the columns of the row in array arrayName
, indexed by column names. Row numbers start at zero. If a field's value is null, unsets the column from the array.
-attributes
Returns a list of the names of the columns in the result.
-lAttributes
Returns a list of sublists, {name typeOid typeSize} for each column.
-list
Returns one list containing all the data returned by the query.
-llist
Returns a list of lists, where each embedded list represents a tuple in the result.
-dict
Returns a dict object with the results. This needs to have dictionary support built into Tcl (Tcl 8.5), and is experimental right now, since Tcl 8.5 has not been release yet, and the API could change. In order to enable this, you need to add -DHAVE_TCL_NEWDICTOBJ to the Makefile in the DEFS variable.
-null_value_string ?string
?
Defines or retrieves the string that will be returned for null values in query results. Defaults to whatever was set by pg_null_value_string
but can be set here and, in this case, affects only this query result.
-clear
Clear the command result object.


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Cytoscape.js is a fully-featured, extensible, open-source graph theory library for the web.
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On the Death Penalty System
The death penalty should be eliminated because life is precious to everyone. No one can judge a man, and there is no right to harm his life. Only God can determine human life. As Jesus in the Bible said, "Let the innocent among you first stone the infidel's woman to death," we should not judge other people's sins because we all have sinned, nor should we kill them recklessly. However, I think heavy punishment is necessary to reduce violent crimes.
Canada also abolished the death penalty from the criminal code in 1976. The death penalty was legally abolished when the National Defense Act of 1998 abolished the death penalty for military crimes. Since then, criminal statistics have shown that crimes caused by the abolition of the death penalty have not been maligned. It is said that the House of Representatives concluded in 1987 that it would not discuss the issue again, although there was still a debate over the serial killer and so on.


Hey there! I am Dhara Narola. I am an enthusiastic web and software developer who loves coding and facing problems. Currently I am a student in Conestoga College, Waterloo, ON, CANADA. I have 3+ year of experience in software developing and web developing backing my home contry. I also worked as Game Developer for Android and Ios using Unity Engine.
I have hand on practice on various Java Framework like Hibernate,Struts and Spring. I also have knowledge of node js with Express,Rreact. I also have practice on cloud computing like AWS and Openstack.
Currently, I am working on an E-Commerce project on Indian Super Market Online Grocery for Capstone. This project is mainly aimed to develop a robust e-commerce web base application which helps continental customer to get their home country product to the door step in the few hours. We trying to enhance shopping experience of international immigrants to provide them such service. I am following Agile methodology to complete this project on time.
Openstack is open source and free cloud computing service which provide you deployment base IaaS(Infrastructure as a Service). The tools of openstack is called as "Project" that handled by core cloud computing service like Networking, storage and images service.OpenStack makes it easier and more efficient than than ever to scale and virtualize your world, scale your cloud up or down to meet the demands of your organization.
Here, this my capstone project. I implement core services which is used to create a cloud such as Horizon, Nova-compute, Neutron, Swift, Cinder, Glance, Keystone, Heat etc. By implementing such services, we are able to create an instance of tiny-linux image and running it on my private cloud.
Here are some snapshot of my work.
The Content Management System is allow us to control and manage the digital content of the website. There are various types of CMSes are available, but the major types are ECM(Enterprise Content Management) and WCM(Web Content Management).For the WCM there are good examples like Wordpress,Magento,Wix,joomla,shopify, Drupal etc.
Here, I create a my own basic CSM using Node, Express and MongoDB . The basic functionalities are admin can login add update or delete the pages. User can add and modify their pages. Also I add dynamic header so that header also be modified by admin or user.
Here are some of the snapshot of my work. Click here
This Solution is created using ASP.net Framework 2.2 with MVC Razor engine. I use .Net 2.2 because that is a stable version. I use MS SQL server as back-end for store data of different entity.
Razor is a markup syntax for embedding server-based code into webpages. The Razor syntax consists of Razor markup, C#, and HTML. Files containing Razor generally have a .cshtml file extension. Razor is also found in Razor components files (.razor).
Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft. As a database server, it is a software product with the primary function of storing and retrieving data as requested by other software applications—which may run either on the same computer or on another computer across a network.
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A chatbot is merely a computer program that fundamentally simulates human conversations. It allows a form of interaction between a human and a machine the communication, which happens via messages or voice command. A chatbot is programmed to work independently from a human operator.
I created a simple Chatbot using node.js with ES6. I use Visual Studio Code as an IDE. This is a simple horror adventure story. you are in the dark forest to find magic mirror. It's a fun time!
Here are some of the snapshot of my work. Click here
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alpine
An email client and Usenet newsgroup program with a pico/nano-inspired interface.
Supports most modern email services through IMAP.
More information: home page
- Open alpine normally:
alpine
- Open alpine directly to the message composition screen to send an email to a given email address:
alpine<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Quit alpine:
'q' then 'y'


link(objfile)
Load the object code file named objfile
. If it is not found look for the script objfile.sn
,
compile it into machine code and load it. Objfile
can be linked into a running program only once. It cannot be
reloaded like an interpreted script.
Return the name of the compiled file.
// hello.sn
showln("hello, world")
The above script can be compiled into machine code and loaded into the current program by,
link("hello")


‘Why does my Galaxy S10’s brightness keep changing?’: How to keep your S10’s brightness the same and control it manually
by Dave Johnson, Business Insider US- If the brightness keeps changing on your Samsung Galaxy S10 during the day, there are a couple of possible causes, and you can correct both of them.
- You’ll need to train the Adaptive Brightness feature by adjusting the brightness manually for a few weeks. After that, the app should be able to set the Galaxy S10’s brightness at the right level for you automatically.
- Adaptive power savings might also be changing the screen brightness as the battery level drops.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Your Samsung Galaxy S10 is designed to change the brightness of the screen depending upon ambient lighting conditions, using a feature called Adaptive Brightness. In Power Saving mode, the brightness can also be affected by the battery level of the phone.
If everything is working well, you should never notice these changes in brightness, because your Galaxy S10 will adapt seamlessly to changing lighting conditions. That’s not always the case, though.
Here’s a breakdown of why your brightness keeps changing, and how to fix it.
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Understanding Adaptive Brightness on a Samsung Galaxy S10
Adaptive Brightness isn’t quite the same as the “Auto brightness” feature that was available in older versions of the Android operating system.
Adaptive Brightness uses artificial intelligence to monitor how you change the brightness of the phone in various lighting conditions, and then starts making those adjustments for you automatically. In other words, it learns the lighting level you like over time, and then changes the brightness for you.
That means it takes a little time for Adaptive Brightness to get used to your preferences. To teach it, when ever you use the phone in a different lighting condition, pull down the Control Center and use the brightness slider to adjust the screen. With sufficient training, it should make those decisions for you.
How to turn off Adaptive Brightness on a Galaxy S10 if you don’t like the feature
Make sure you give the Adaptive Brightness feature enough time to learn from you – ideally, a few weeks of manual brightness adjustments. If, after that, it’s still not working to your satisfaction, you might want to turn it off.
1. Start the Settings app.
2. Tap “Display.”
3. Turn off Adaptive Brightness by swiping its button to the left.
How to check if Power mode is affecting screen brightness, or turn the feature off
Your battery level might also be affecting screen brightness – if “Adaptive power saving” is on, the power mode (and screen brightness) can change throughout the day as the battery level drops.
1. Swipe down from the top of the screen to display the Control Center.
2. Tap and hold “Power mode” until the Power mode settings page appears.
3. Check the status of the Adaptive power savings control at the bottom of the screen. You can turn it off by swiping the button to the left.
Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:
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‘Why won’t my Samsung Galaxy S10 update?’: 4 ways to fix your Galaxy S10 when updates won’t install properly
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How to see the passwords you’ve saved on your Samsung Galaxy S10, and delete or copy them
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How to move apps on your Samsung Galaxy S10’s homescreen or Apps screen
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How to set a custom ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy S10, and choose your own music or assign it to a specific caller


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