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static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.ANY
Matches any character. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.ASCII
Determines whether a character is ASCII, meaning that its code point is less than 128. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.BREAKING_WHITESPACE
Determines whether a character is a breaking whitespace (that is, a whitespace which can be interpreted as a break between words for formatting purposes). |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.DIGIT
Determines whether a character is a digit according to Unicode. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.INVISIBLE
Determines whether a character is invisible; that is, if its Unicode category is any of SPACE_SEPARATOR, LINE_SEPARATOR, PARAGRAPH_SEPARATOR, CONTROL, FORMAT, SURROGATE, and PRIVATE_USE according to ICU4J. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_DIGIT
Determines whether a character is a digit according to Java's definition . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_ISO_CONTROL
Determines whether a character is an ISO control character according to Character.isISOControl(char) . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_LETTER
Determines whether a character is a letter according to Java's definition . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_LETTER_OR_DIGIT
Determines whether a character is a letter or digit according to Java's definition . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_LOWER_CASE
Determines whether a character is lower case according to Java's definition . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_UPPER_CASE
Determines whether a character is upper case according to Java's definition . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.JAVA_WHITESPACE
Determines whether a character is whitespace according to Java's definition ; it is usually preferable
to use WHITESPACE . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.NONE
Matches no characters. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.SINGLE_WIDTH
Determines whether a character is single-width (not double-width). |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.WHITESPACE
Determines whether a character is whitespace according to the latest Unicode standard, as illustrated here. |
| Methods in com.google.common.base that return CharMatcher | |
|---|---|
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.and(CharMatcher other)
Returns a matcher that matches any character matched by both this matcher and other . |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.anyOf(CharSequence sequence)
Returns a char matcher that matches any character present in the
given character sequence. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.forPredicate(Predicate<? super Character> predicate)
Returns a matcher with identical behavior to the given Character -based predicate, but which operates on primitive char
instances instead. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.inRange(char startInclusive,
char endInclusive)
Returns a char matcher that matches any character in a given range
(both endpoints are inclusive). |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.is(char match)
Returns a char matcher that matches only one specified character. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.isNot(char match)
Returns a char matcher that matches any character except the one
specified. |
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.negate()
Returns a matcher that matches any character not matched by this matcher. |
static CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.noneOf(CharSequence sequence)
Returns a char matcher that matches any character not present in
the given character sequence. |
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.or(CharMatcher other)
Returns a matcher that matches any character matched by either this matcher or other . |
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.precomputed()
Returns a char matcher functionally equivalent to this one, but
which may be faster to query than the original; your mileage may vary. |
| Methods in com.google.common.base with parameters of type CharMatcher | |
|---|---|
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.and(CharMatcher other)
Returns a matcher that matches any character matched by both this matcher and other . |
static Splitter |
Splitter.on(CharMatcher separatorMatcher)
Returns a splitter that considers any single character matched by the given CharMatcher to be a separator. |
CharMatcher |
CharMatcher.or(CharMatcher other)
Returns a matcher that matches any character matched by either this matcher or other . |
Splitter |
Splitter.trimResults(CharMatcher trimmer)
Returns a splitter that behaves equivalently to this splitter, but
removes all leading or trailing characters matching the given CharMatcher from each returned substring. |
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public class StyledDocumentPrinter
extends java.lang.Object
javax.swing.text.StyledDocument
instances.
Lines are laid out regularly spaced vertically according to the
end of line separator (which is guessed automatically if not
specified using the setEndOfLineMarker
method). Line endings can occur either at styles crossings or
embedded within spans of text using the same style. There is no
line wrapping at all (only line endings are used to layout the
lines).
Not all style attributes defined in
javax.swing.text.StyleConstants
FontFamily
, FontSize
,
Bold,
Italic
)Underline
StrikeThrough
Foreground
Background
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedEvent
Event triggered when a print job is completed.
|
static interface |
StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener
Listener for end of printing notification.
|
private class |
StyledDocumentPrinter.Worker
Underlying printing class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private javax.swing.text.StyledDocument |
document
Document to print.
|
private java.lang.String |
endOfLineMarker
End of line marker.
|
private javax.swing.event.EventListenerList |
listeners
Event listeners list.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StyledDocumentPrinter(javax.swing.text.StyledDocument document)
Build a printer for a styled document.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addPrintCompletedListener(StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener l)
Add a listener for
PrintCompleted events. |
private void |
firePrintCompleted(javax.print.PrintException pe)
Notify all listeners that have registered interest.
|
void |
printDocument(javax.print.attribute.PrintRequestAttributeSet attributeSet)
Print the document.
|
void |
removePrintCompletedListener(StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener l) |
void |
setEndOfLineMarker(java.lang.String endOfLineMarker)
Set up the end of line marker.
|
private javax.swing.text.StyledDocument document
private java.lang.String endOfLineMarker
private javax.swing.event.EventListenerList listeners
public StyledDocumentPrinter(javax.swing.text.StyledDocument document)
document
- document to printpublic void addPrintCompletedListener(StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener l)
PrintCompleted
events.l
- listener to addpublic void removePrintCompletedListener(StyledDocumentPrinter.PrintCompletedListener l)
private void firePrintCompleted(javax.print.PrintException pe)
pe
- if non-null, reference to an exception that was
triggered during the print jobpublic void setEndOfLineMarker(java.lang.String endOfLineMarker)
If this method is not called, the end of line marker will be guessed at print time.
endOfLineMarker
- end of line marker to usepublic void printDocument(javax.print.attribute.PrintRequestAttributeSet attributeSet)
Printing is done in a devoted thread, so this methods returns immediately.
attributeSet
- set of attributes used to select the print
service (may be null)


QLC+ supports a number of command line parameters to automate/extend some functionalities
on startup.
Using command line parameters can be tricky depending on the operating system you're using:
-c or --closebuttonDescription: Define a position for a close button in the virtual console. The button can be used to close QLC+. Only has an effect in kiosk mode (see -k) and is most useful when in fullscreen mode without a window manager. Parameters: x,y,w,h
Examples: |
-d or --debugDescription: Enable debug mode and optionally set the output level. Note that since 4.8.0 messages for level DEBUG (0) are not included in released binaries. Parameters: Level (see QtMsgType)
Examples: |
-f or --fullscreenDescription: Start the application in fullscreen mode Parameters: Method (either 'normal' or 'resize')
Examples: |
-g or --logDescription: Log debug messages to a file ($HOME/QLC+.log) Parameters: None
Examples: |
-h or --helpDescription: Display command-line help (only in Linux & OS X) Parameters: None
Examples: |
-k or --kioskDescription: Enable kiosk-mode (only virtual console is visible and the application is locked in operate mode) Parameters: None
Examples: |
-l or --localeDescription: Use the given locale for translation Parameters: Locale name (currently supported: ca_ES, cz_CZ, de_DE, en_GB, es_ES, fi_FI, fr_FR, it_IT, ja_JP, nl_NL, pt_BR)
Examples: |
-o or --openDescription: Open the given workspace file Parameters: File name
Examples: |
-p or --operateDescription: Start the application in Operate mode. Parameters: None
Examples: |
-v or --versionDescription: Display the current application version number Parameters: None
Examples: |
-w or --webDescription: Enable remote web access on port 9999 Parameters: None
Examples: |


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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Add |
| ConstantExpression
This class implements a Constant of any type.
|
| Divide |
| EqualToExpr |
| GreaterThanExpr |
| GTOrEqualToExpr |
| LessThanExpr |
| LTOrEqualToExpr |
| Mod |
| Multiply |
| NotEqualToExpr |
| POAnd
Boolean and operator.
|
| POBinCond |
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POIsNull |
| POMapLookUp |
| PONegative |
| PONot
Boolean not operator.
|
| POOr
Boolean or operator.
|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| PORegexp |
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| POUserFunc |
| Subtract |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| POUserFunc |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Add |
| BinaryComparisonOperator
This is a base class for all binary comparison operators.
|
| BinaryExpressionOperator
A base class for all Binary expression operators.
|
| ComparisonOperator
This is an interface for all comparison operators.
|
| ConstantExpression
This class implements a Constant of any type.
|
| Divide |
| EqualToExpr |
| ExpressionOperator
A base class for all types of expressions.
|
| GreaterThanExpr |
| GTOrEqualToExpr |
| LessThanExpr |
| LTOrEqualToExpr |
| Mod |
| Multiply |
| NotEqualToExpr |
| POAnd
Boolean and operator.
|
| POBinCond |
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POIsNull |
| POMapLookUp |
| PONegative |
| PONot
Boolean not operator.
|
| POOr
Boolean or operator.
|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| PORegexp |
| PORelationToExprProject
Implements a specialized form of POProject which is
used *ONLY* in the following case:
This project is Project(*) introduced after a relational operator
to supply a bag as output (as an expression).
|
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| POUserFunc |
| Subtract |
| UnaryComparisonOperator
This is a base class for all unary comparison operators.
|
| UnaryExpressionOperator |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PORegexp |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Add |
| ConstantExpression
This class implements a Constant of any type.
|
| Divide |
| EqualToExpr |
| GreaterThanExpr |
| GTOrEqualToExpr |
| LessThanExpr |
| LTOrEqualToExpr |
| Mod |
| Multiply |
| NotEqualToExpr |
| POAnd
Boolean and operator.
|
| POBinCond |
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POIsNull |
| POMapLookUp |
| PONegative |
| PONot
Boolean not operator.
|
| POOr
Boolean or operator.
|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| PORegexp |
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| POUserFunc |
| Subtract |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConstantExpression
This class implements a Constant of any type.
|
| ExpressionOperator
A base class for all types of expressions.
|
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConstantExpression
This class implements a Constant of any type.
|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| POUserFunc |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POUserFunc |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EqualToExpr |
| GreaterThanExpr |
| GTOrEqualToExpr |
| LessThanExpr |
| LTOrEqualToExpr |
| NotEqualToExpr |
| POAnd
Boolean and operator.
|
| POBinCond |
| POCast
This is just a cast that converts DataByteArray into either String or
Integer.
|
| POIsNull |
| POMapLookUp |
| PONegative |
| PONot
Boolean not operator.
|
| POOr
Boolean or operator.
|
| POProject
Implements the overloaded form of the project operator.
|
| PORegexp |
| POUserComparisonFunc |
| POUserFunc |
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21F-7 General purposes of analyst
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filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member James Brundage. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/60e74e041ca9cd6b8625626f0062219f/c66292008a87ebac88256916001bf079?OpenDocument
HANGING UP A film review by James Brundage Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
There's just something really screwy about a family like the Ephrons.
A pair of sisters (Nora and Delia) collectively control the purse strings of many a woman and hold they keys to the heart of the modern romantic through two movies: Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail. Nora Ephron (along with Meg Ryan), redefined delis and male-female interaction with 1989's When Harry Met Sally. Both are the daughters of a screenwriting duo, children of The Industry, and have become higher-level powerbrokers than their parents ever were with a string of well publicized hits and soon forgotten misses that formed a winning streak that lasted up until now.
And why did their house of cards come toppling down? Because someone decided (that someone being Nora Ephron) that it might be a good idea to make a movie out of Delia Ephron's novel… a novel about (*gasp*) the daughters of a Hollywood screenwriting duo!
Yes, Hanging Up is a movie that smells of quasi-autobiographical kitsch hanging in the wings. And burdened down by this fact, Hanging Up never achieves that all-important low level of pretense that made You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle pass as entertainment.
Eve (Meg Ryan) is a caterer running a banquet while her father (Matthau) is dying. Georgia (Diane Keaton) is a Tina Brown-esque women's magazine editor who steals Eve's stuffing recipes for articles for The New York Times. Maddy (Lisa Kudrow) is a soap opera actress.
Although I would really love to go on a rant about why it's not a good idea to write a book about your life and then make a movie out of it with your sister, I won't. I'll stick to the raw weaknesses of Hanging Up, which are as prolific as cellular phones in Sydney.
For a film written by two of Hollywood's top-gun screenwriters of this generation (and the children of some top-gun writers of last generation), Hanging Up is incredibly weak as far as character development goes. Walter Matthau's character raises more questions than answers, Eve is typecasted as the busy working mom, and the other two sisters are merely caricatures who never really have a conflict to them. Maddy is so forgettable that one might have done better to fill in her role by using stock footage from "Friends." Georgia pins her Tina Brown pin-up but we never get any insight as to why she's the famous one (other than that she's the oldest).  Since Hanging Up is so damn busy being the creme de la creme of character dramas, it neglects almost any comedy.
The result: Hanging Up is the picturesque butchered novel, lying bleeding on the editing room floor.
Of course, to give credit where credit is due, all of the acting is fine. Although the film wobbles left and right, it can still see straight enough to give us some entertainment along the path… just enough to get us through the film. Yet we never connect… we never make contact with anything dear to the characters, and, as Eve goes on her rampage around the house and takes all of the phones off the hook, we do not feel her triumph… we feel the urge to just hang up.

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I3D 2005 papers on the web
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If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
Information here is provided with the permission of the ACM.
Note that when possible I link to the page containing the link to the actual PDF or PS of the preprint.
I prefer this as it gives some context to the paper and avoids possible copyright problems with direct linking.
Thus you may need to search on the page to find the actual document.
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Changelog
Animated Models
- Spherical Blend Skinning: A Real-time Deformation of Articulated Models
-
Ladislav Kavan,
Jiri Zara
- Pose-independent Simplification of Articulated Meshes
-
Christopher DeCoro,
Szymon Rusinkiewicz
- Reducing Blendshape Interference by Selected Motion Attenuation
-
J.P.Lewis,
J. Mooser,
Zhigang Deng,
Ulrich Neumann
Visibility and Games
- A General Algorithm for Output-Sensitive Visibility Preprocessing
-
Samuli Laine
- Ambient Occlusion Fields
-
Janne Kontkanen,
Samuli Laine
- Interactive Visibility Ordering of Geometric Primitives in Complex Environments
-
Naga K. Govindaraju,
Michael Henson,
Ming Lin,
Dinesh Manocha
- Interest Management Middleware for Networked Games
-
Graham Morgan,
Fengyun Lu,
Kier Storey
Interaction
- A Camera-Based Interface for Interaction with Mobile Handheld Computers
-
Martin Hachet,
Joachim Pouderoux,
Pascal Guitton
- HoverCam: Interactive 3D Navigation for Proximal Object Inspection
-
Azam Khan,
Ben Komalo,
Jos Stam,
George Fitzmaurice,
Gordon Kurtenbach
- What You See Is What You Snap: Snapping to Geometry Deformed on the GPU
-
Harlen Batagelo,
Shin-Ting Wu
- User Interfaces for Interactive Control of Physics-based 3D Characters
-
Peng Zhao,
Michiel van de Panne
Impostors & Volumes, part I
- Geopostors: A Real-Time Geometry/Impostor Crowd Rendering System
-
Simon Dobbyn,
John Hamill,
Keith O'Conor,
Carol O'Sullivan
- Automatic Impostor Placement for Guaranteed Frame Rates and Low Memory Requirements
-
Stefan Jeschke,
Michael Wimmer,
Heidrun Schumann,
Werner Purgathofer
Impostors & Volumes, part II
- Volume Catcher
-
Shigeru Owada,
Frank Nielsen,
Takeo Igarashi
- A Lighting Model for General Participating Media
-
Kyle Hegeman,
Michael Ashikhmin,
Simon Premoze
Light Fields
- Towards Space-Time Light Field Rendering
-
Huamin Wang,
Ruigang Yang
- Real-time Reflection Mapping with Parallax
-
Jingyi Yu,
Jason Yang,
Leonard McMillan
- Interactive Deformation of Light Fields
-
Billy Chen,
Eyal Ofek,
Harry Shum,
Marc Levoy
Meshes & Surfaces
- Sketching mesh deformations
-
Youngihn Kho,
Michael Garland
- Real-Time Relief Mapping on Arbitrary Polygonal Surfaces
-
Fabio Policarpo,
M. Oliveira Neto,
Joao Comba
- Texture Sprites: Texture elements splatted on surfaces
-
Sylvain Lefebvre,
Samuel Hornus,
Fabrice Neyret
- Adaptive Sampling of Intersectable Models Exploiting Image and Object-space Coherence
-
Anders Adamson,
Marc Alexa,
Andrew Nealen
Scenes & Shadows
- Broad-Phase Collision Detection Using Semi-Adjusting BSP-Trees
-
R. Luque,
Joao Comba,
C. Freitas
- Level-of-Detail Representation of Bidirectional Texture Functions for Real-Time Rendering
-
Wan-Chun Ma,
Sung-Hsiang Chao,
Yung-Yu Chuang,
Chun-Fa Chang,
Bing-Yu Chen,
Ming Ouhyoung
- ZP+: correct Z-pass stencil shadows
-
Samuel Hornus,
Jared Hoberock,
Sylvain Lefebvre,
John C. Hart
- Reflective Shadow Maps
-
Carsten Dachsbacher,
Marc Stamminger
kesen.huang@gmail.com


Hi there
I want to measure 1 phase current.
I want use my standard industrial CT with 5A secondary curent, i have 250/5A CT trafo, were my country used 220VAC/50hz 1 phase. For this project max current i want to measure is 100A.
Is anyone experiencing similar project? Any tips and wat must i do to start my project?
Thanks
djatie
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
You need to load your c.t. with a burden resistor that will give the correct voltage for your input circuitry - a little less than 5 V peak-peak ( = 1.75 V rms) for an Arduino using a 5 V reference for the ADC, or 3.3 V peak-peak ( = 1.15 V rms) for an emonTx using a 3.3 V reference for the ADC - at whatever maximum current you require to read. Do be sure NEVER to open-circuit the current transformer when a primary current is flowing.
You can purchase a standard emonTx kit from the shop and construct that exactly according to the instructions except for the burden resistor. With 100 A primary current flowing, the current in the burden resistor will be 2 A. The plug and socket will not carry 2 A, you must mount your burden resistor off the printed circuit board. I have calculated your burden resistor to be 0.55 Ohms and rated at 2.5 W for an emonTx. You could use 2 x 1 Ohm resistors in parallel, which would allow you to measure a little over 100 A. You can leave the existing 18 Ohm burden in place if you wish, it will affect the calibration only slightly and you can correct that in the software.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
I should have added that you need to make sure that your existing c.t. is rated at 2.5 VA or greater for the emonTx, or 3.5 VA or greater for the Arduino. Alternatively, you could short-circuit the existing c.t. and use the standard split-core 100 A c.t from the shop.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
OK thanks. But now im confused to chose the arduino board.
On my country i just found
- arduino uno rev 3 clone
- arduino duemilanove clone
- arduino mega 2560 clone
can you recomended about the arduino must i use?
thanks
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
Can anyone else answer this? I know nothing about Arduino boards.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
I would have thought that any version of Arduino would be suitable for this task providing that the output of the CT is scaled correctly for the range of the input circuit.
Many people on this forum are using the Uno Rev 3. I have two of these.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
Thanks calypso_rae, tomorow i will buy this board and get started my own energy monitor.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
You're welcome, djatie . Good luck with your project and let us know how you get on.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
#robert wall
Sorry many questions. I just graduated from technical high scholl, electrical installation, and not so familiar with the microcontroller.
For CT I think it's too long distance to buy.
I count the existing CT ratio is 2000:1 at your store, then I look for in a store around here and I found a product with a ratio of 3000:1, the datasheet can be viewed at:
multimic.com/e/sensor/ac1/index.html
CTF-100A
Applicable Current: AC 1 ~ 100Arms
Output Example: AC33.3mA ± 1% (100A)
Phase Accuracy: -0.7 ° ± 0.5 ° (100A)
Nominal CT Ratio: 3000:1
CT Inside Diameter: 16mm × 14.5mm
Max. Input Current: continuous 200Arms
Open Circuit Protection: 7.5V
Applicable Frequency: 10Hz ~ 5kHz
Can This CT be used?
Thank you.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
Yes, I think that c.t. can be used. You know the maximum current that you want to measure, therefore you can calculate the current out of the c.t. From that, you must calculate your burden resistor to give you a peak - peak voltage that is about 5% smaller than the input range of your processor, to allow for component tolerances. (Therefore, if you have an Arduino with a 0 - 5 V input range, and you want to measure 100 A, you need a burden resistor of 51 Ohms. How did I get that? 5 V peak - peak = 2.5 V peak = 1.768 V rms, - 5% ~= 1.68 V. 1.68 V / 33.3 mA ~= 51 Ohms).
For the input circuit, see http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/ct-sensors-interface
You might have read that increasing the burden resistor will give you better sensitivity at low current. Do not increase the burden resistor too much, if you do you will risk distorting the shape of the wave which will give you inaccurate measurements.
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
Hello all, thanks for the guide, its works but its have some difference measurement with my hioki clamp power hi-tester (i use this device measurement for my calibration).
The difference point of power factor from my arduino and on my hioki is being 0.05 ( arduino 0.83X, on hioki 0,78X), the current is same as my hioki, but voltage difference between arduino and my hioki max 2v (arduino 198v than on hioki 200v or vice versa), and im stil search for good ones calibration.
Whether the value of phase shift affects the value that we measure?
I have purchased 3 different product for ct's, i just use 2A load and not more, some ct i use voltage calibration with 262.255 and current calibration 35.055, is the value reasonable and save?
How to see the power factor is LEADING or LAGGING?
I have read some article on this link
http://www.edaboard.com/thread52566.html
But i don't know how to implementation it on the arduino programing, can some body help me?
Thanks :D
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
When measuring voltage and current, you will need to calibrate your own system. If you believe that some other piece of equipment is giving good results, then you can just alter your Arduino's calibration values to give similar results.
After you have calibrated your system in that way for one setting of power, it will be interesting to see what happens at a different setting of power. If everything is working well, then your two systems will always keep in line with each other. That means they are both linear. So if you double the size of the current, your measurement of current should also double in size when using either system.
'Power' gets more interesting because your measurement system will certainly be introducing some phase-shift on each of your inputs. When your system is set up correctly, it should measure a resistive load as having a Power Factor of 1.0. To make it do this, you may need to experiment with PHASECAL. That is an algorithm which phase-shifts the voltage signal relative to the current signal. There's lots of information about this on the thread at http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/870
Re: How to interfacing CT with 5A secondary current
It's hard to me to understand but, i will try.


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[fixed] Daterangepicker picker - invisible text in selects
[fixed] Incorrect date format in daterangepicker in RTL version
[fixed] Daterange single date picker extra horizontal spacing
[fixed] Fancybox lightbox jumps to the top of the page on button click
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[enhanced] Changed structure of jQuery UI components and less files - grouped by widgets, effects, core and interactions
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[removed] ColVis - Datatables extension
New files added
This section displays a list of new files from assets categories: less, css, js and others. Each update includes something new, so it's really important to make the whole update process as easy as possible. All files listed below include direct paths, so you'll be able to quickly locate where new files need to be placed.| File | Location | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New LESS files | |||
ion-range-slider.less |
/components/plugins/sliders/ | Styles for ION range sliders | |
datatable-autofill.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for Autofill datatables extension | |
datatable-buttons.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for Buttons datatables extension | |
datatable-fixed-header.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for Fixed header datatables extension | |
datatable-keytable.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for KeyTable datatables extension | |
datatable-rows-reorder.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for Row Reorder datatables extension | |
datatable-select.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Styles for Select datatables extension | |
handsontable.less |
/components/plugins/tables/handsontable/ | Styles for Handsontable library | |
dragula.less |
/components/plugins/ui/ | Styles for Dragula drag and drop library | |
widgets.less |
/components/extensions/jquery_ui/ | Combined file with jQuery UI widgets styles | |
interactions.less |
/components/extensions/jquery_ui/ | Combined file with jQuery UI interactions styles | |
| New JS files | |||
mousewheel.min.js |
/js/plugins/extensions/ | Mousewheel extension for jQuery UI spinners | |
globalize/ |
/js/core/libraries/jquery_ui/ | Globalize extension for jQuery UI widgets | |
handsontable/ |
/plugins/tables/ | Handsontable excel-like spreadsheet library | |
dragula.min.js |
/plugins/ui/ | Dragula drag and drop library | |
jquery_ui/ |
/core/libraries/ | jQuery UI components and interactions | |
row_reorder.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Row Reorder datatables extension | |
fixed_header.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Fixed Header datatables extension | |
autofill.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Auto Fill datatables extension | |
key_table.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Key Table datatables extension | |
select.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Select datatables extension | |
buttons.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | Buttons datatables extension | |
jszip/ |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | JSzip addition for Buttons extension | |
pdfmake/ |
/plugins/tables/datatables/extensions/ | PdfMake addition for Buttons extension | |
| New pages JS files | |||
login_validation.js |
/js/pages/ | Login page with validation setup | |
datatables_extension_***.js |
/js/pages/ | Set of Datatables extensions examples | |
extension_dnd.js |
/js/pages/ | Dragula drag and drop library examples | |
extra_sliders_ion.js |
/js/pages/ | Ion range slider examples | |
handsontable_***.js |
/js/pages/ | Set of Handsontable example configurations | |
jqueryui_***.js |
/js/pages/ | Set of jQuery UI examples |
LESS files to update
This section displays a list of updated LESS files. Includes file name, path to this file and general description about changes. All list items are grouped in categories. Groups along with file paths allow you to quickly find and replace necessary files. Please keep your copies of LESS files always up-to-date to avoid upgrading issues.| File | Location | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Updated core files | |||
***.less |
/less/bootstrap/ | Update all less files as per new Bootstrap 3.3.6 version |
|
code.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Added word-wrap: break-word; to the inline code element |
|
type.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ |
Added styles for content divider inside modal (.content-divider )Changed styles for small and footer in block quote ( blockquote )Page header filled - removed margin ( .page-header-filled ) - 2nd, 3rd and 4th layouts
|
|
badges.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Added background-color: transparent; to the ..badge element to remove background color from basic badge |
|
scaffolding.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Changed min-height: 100%; to height: 100%; in body element and combined with html element. Needed for login page jump fix |
|
navbar.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Removed overflow and max-height from children lists in .menu-list , desktop view |
|
sidebar.less |
/core/layout/ |
Added label/badge styles for .navigation New .label-transparent styles for transparent labelsFixed submenu heights for different sizes in mini size (applied to .sidebar-xs styles)Added horizontal margin to icons inside .navigation-icons-right class
|
|
components.less |
/ | Updated components list | |
demo.less |
/components/ | Added new demo styles for jQuery UI components | |
| Updated components | |||
login.less |
/components/pages/ | Added new styles for 3 new pages (tabs, image cover) and fixed login container jumping on page load (applied to .login-container ) |
|
select2.less |
/components/plugins/forms/menus/ | A complete rewrite of the old file, according to the new Select2 version | |
fancybox.less |
/components/plugins/images/ | Fixed loading icon (replace #fancybox-loading {} ) styles |
|
sweet-alerts.less |
/components/plugins/notifications/ | A complete rewrite according to the latest library version | |
daterange.less |
/components/plugins/pickers/ | Some minor updates, removed horizontal padding from selects | |
noui-slider.less |
/components/plugins/sliders/ | Added pips and scales | |
datatables.less |
/components/plugins/tables/datatables/ | A few minor changes. Better to replace your current file | |
prism.less |
/components/plugins/ui/ | Added new styles for stripes |
JS files to update
These are all JS files that have been changed during update process. It can be a library, plugin or a sample JS file with charts or specific page configuration - everything matters. Also includes file name, path to the file and brief description about changes made. Since JS files are responsible for template's functionality, it is required to keep them up-to-date.| File | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Core | ||
bootstrap.min.js |
/js/core/libraries/ | Bootstrap library update to 3.3.6 |
jquery_ui/ |
/js/core/libraries/ | jQuery UI library update to the latest version |
app.js |
/js/core/ | In 3rd and 4th layouts changed niceScroll initialization |
| Components | ||
select2.min.js |
/plugins/forms/selects/ | Select2 selects library |
i18next.min.js |
/plugins/internationalization/ | i18next internationalization library |
sweet_alert.min.js |
/plugins/notifications/ | Sweet Alerts notificationw library |
daterangepicker.js |
/plugins/pickers/ | Date range picker library |
nouislider.min.js |
/plugins/sliders/ | NoUI sliders library |
datatables.min.js |
/plugins/tables/datatables/ | Datatables library |
velocity/ |
/plugins/ | Velocity animations library |
| Pages files | ||
pages/ |
/js/ | Depending on the layout, a lot of JS files with configuration examples were changed. For example, new Select2 library version changed default values, so all pages that have this option were updated. Just follow updated JS files with examples |
navigation_horizontal_mega.js |
/js/pages/ | In 1st and 2nd layouts, updated niceScroll initialization |
forms_select2.js |
/js/pages/ | Completely changed examples configuration according to a new version |
extra_sliders_noui.js |
/js/pages/ | Completely changed examples configuration according to a new version |
picker_date.js |
/js/pages/ | Removed jQuery UI date picker configs and moved to separate jQuery ui related files |
wizard_form.js |
/js/pages/ | Updated example with validation |
components_modals.js |
/js/pages/ | Added sweet alert examples |
Version 1.1
First update is the most simplified and includes urgent bug fixes of core components, plugins and libraries. Also version 1.1 includes updates of some components to the latest stable versions. The only new thing here is RTL version of all 4 layouts, that support almost all available components and layout features. Below you can find general list of all changes and details about upgrading.
// Newly added
[new] RTL layout for all 4 main layout variations
[new] bootbox.less - new LESS file for extended Bootstrap modal dialogs
// Updated components
[updated] CKEditor - latest version
[updated] Select2 - latest 3.5.x version, 4.0 is coming
[updated] Bootstrap Multiselect - latest version
[updated] Datatables - latest version
// Core fixes
[fixed] Sidebar - side border overlaped content in light sidebar (layout 1 and 2)
[fixed] Breadcrumbs - in colored version links had wrong background color on hover/active
[fixed] Breadcrumbs - dropdown menu didn't have borders in breadcrumb line component
[fixed] Labels - striped labels didn't have right border variation as supposed to
[fixed] Navbars - unnecessary dropdown menu re-position in navbar component
[fixed] Button groups - extra space between buttons in toolbar
[fixed] Tables - extra border in framed table in responsive table container
// Components fixes
[fixed] Bootstrap Select - wrong rounded corners inside input group
[fixed] Bootstrap Select - no styling of dropdown menu
[fixed] SelectBox - wrong rounded corners inside input group
[fixed] Tags Input - input field didn't have bottom spacing
[fixed] Typeahead - small menu width if text options are too short
[fixed] Sweet alerts - title was too big for motification size
[fixed] Anytime picker - wrong title margin and unnecessary close button
[fixed] jQuery UI Datepicker - extra RTL-related code in less file
[fixed] Fullcalendar - extra RTL-related code in less file
[fixed] Chats - wrong variables in LESS file
[fixed] Dropzone Uploader - success/error markers moved down in thumbnails is name is visible
[fixed] Colors - default BS styles overrided text hover state
[fixed] SelectBox page - extra panel control buttons
Updated plugins and libraries
This section displays a list of components, that have been updated to the latest stable versions. Includes file or directory name and descriptions with details. To keep your version up-to-date, i strongly recommend to replace your current copies to the updated ones, because all future updates of main and related files will be based on latest versions of these files.| What | File | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CKEditor | ckeditor/ |
Updated to the latest version and added additional languages with new configuration file |
| Select2 | select2.min.js |
Updated to the latest 3.5.x version. Version 4.0 will be added in the next update |
| Bootstrap Multiselect | bootstrap_multiselect.js |
Updated to the latest version, also updated related form_multiselect.js file |
| Datatables | datatables.min.js |
Updated to the latest version (1.10.9) |
LESS files to update
This section displays a list of updated LESS files. Includes file name, path to this file and general description about changes. All list items are grouped in categories. Groups along with file paths allow you to quickly find and replace necessary files. Please keep your copies of LESS files always up-to-date to avoid upgrading issues.| File | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Core files | ||
type.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Blockquote styling improvement, variables instead of values in page title and mark |
navs.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Fixed extra bottom space in justified tabs and pills |
breadcrumbs.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Fixed link hover state background in colored breadcrumb line, added border to dropdown menu in breadcrumb line component in 1st layout |
labels.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Added missed right border option in striped labels |
navbar.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Removed extra dropdown menu positioning in navbar component |
button-groups.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Removed extra spacing between buttons in button toolbar |
tables.less |
/less/bootstrap-limitless/ | Removed border in framed table on mobile, if used inside BS's responsive table container |
colors.less |
/less/core/colors/ | Fixed BS overrides of text color if used in label/badges or links on hover |
sidebar.less |
/less/core/layout/ | Fixed fixed light sidebar issue, when content overlapped the border in 1st and 2nd layouts; removed extra border from tabs inside sidebar on mobile; improved dropdown position in justified tabs used in sidebar |
| Forms | ||
bootstrap-select.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/menus/ | Fixed wrong round corners if used inside input group; added styles for menu header |
select2.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/menus/ | Removed unnecessary RTL-related code; fixed text color in search field (menu with custom color) |
selectbox.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/menus/ | Removed extra border radius from main container; fixed wrong round corners if used inside input group |
bootstrap-switch.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/checkboxes/ | Variables instead of values |
tags-input.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/tags/ | Fixed issue when empty input had smaller height |
typeahead.less |
/less/components/plugins/forms/extensions/ | Added minimum width to menu, so it won't be too narrow if option text is short |
| Pickers | ||
daterange.less |
/less/components/plugins/pickers/ | Minor improvements |
bootstrap-datepicker.less |
/less/components/plugins/pickers/ | Minor improvements |
anytime.less |
/less/components/plugins/pickers/ | Removed close button and improved visibility of title |
datepicker.less |
/less/components/extensions/jquery_ui/ | Fixed trigger image appearance; added correct spacing between year and month; fixed inline picker width if used inside popover |
| Other | ||
sweet-alert.less |
/less/components/plugins/notifications/ | Improved notification title |
fullcalendar.less |
/less/components/plugins/ui/ | Removed RTL-related code, which has its own version in RTL layout version |
dropzone.less |
/less/components/plugins/uploaders/ | Fixed success/error marks position, when thumbnail name is visible |
chats.less |
/less/components/pages/ | Fixed wrong variables in chats list |
HTML files to update
List of updated HTML files. . Since static HTML files aren't used much in the end product, this list isn't really a mandatory thing and isn't as important as LESS or JS files updates, this is more for information about changes in features and content. Keeping HTML files isn't required, but recommended.| File | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HTML files | ||
extension_velocity_basic.html |
/ | Removed unnecessary .bg-sky class from markup |
form_validation.html |
/ | Added validation of input field with icons |
form_select_box_it.html |
/ | Removed extra icons from panel control buttons in 1 panel |
navigation_horizontal_disabled.html |
/ | Removed unnecesssary .border-left-lg from syntax highlighter |
components_sliders.html |
/ | Removed repeated path to touch punch extension |
tables_responsive.html |
/ | Fixed table header issue in Header groups table |
JS files to update
These are all JS files that have been changed during update process. It can be a library, plugin or a sample JS file with charts or specific page configuration - everything matters. Also includes file name, path to the file and brief description about changes made. Since JS files are responsible for template's functionality, it is required to keep the up-to-date.| File | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| To update | ||
form_multiselect.js |
/js/pages/ | Removed unnecessary .bg-sky class from markup |
form_validation.js |
/js/pages/ | Added additional error placement rule for input with icon validation |
touch_punch.min.js |
/js/plugins/sliders/ | Removed from the folder as a repeated file |
sidebar-components.js |
/js/pages/ | Removed extra jQuery UI slider configuration |
app.js |
/js/core | Excluded language selection dropdown menu from dynamically added .active class |
| What | Quantity | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Core files | ||
| Folders | 268 | Folders with files, excluding CKEditor and Starter kit folders |
| HTML files | 249 | Depending on layout, around 249 main HTML files in each layout |
| CSS files | 7 | 4 main CSS files, 2 CSS for icon fonts and 1 animate.min.css animation library |
| LESS files | 203 | All LESS files, including Bootstrap core |
| JS files | 896 | All JS files, excluding starter kit and CKEditor folders |
| Image files | 256 | Logos, flag icons and notification icons |
| Other files | ||
| JSON files | 23 | Different demo data sources. For demo purposes |
| CSV files | 11 | Mainly for charts based on D3.js library. For demo purposes |
| TSV files | 13 | Mainly for charts based on D3.js library. For demo purposes |
| SWF files | 3 | Additional files for datatables TableTools extension and Plupload file uploader |
Road map is a kind of to-do list. It contains requests and plans for future versions. I don't specify any dates of release to avoid empty promises, but i work on this template every day, doing my best to make it perfect. Feel free to send me your thoughts, suggestions and requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thanks!
In upcoming updates:
RTL version - right-to-left version of all layouts. Highest priority and planning to release in version 1.1.Datatables - new extensions, will be included in version 1.2.1.- PSD guidebook - photoshop files with all styles, colors and components used in the template. Should be available in one of the next 2-3 updates.
- Browser detection tool - a tool for OS and browser detection.
- Mail app - custom pages set for email system: read, write and mail list.
- Ecommerce kit - custom pages kit: checkout process, dashboard, shopping cart etc.
jQuery UI components - full set of jQuery UI library components.- New dashboards - thematic dashboards: ecommerce, corporate, analytics, minimal, billing panel and intranet.
- Layout 5 - a new layout: tabbed interface with multi level horizontal navigation. Work already in progress, but no timeframes as i have some plans with higher priority.
- Layout 6 - a new layout: minimalistic layout with transparent sidebars and light components. Got some really cool ideas, but need more time for polishing details.
- Snippets - permanently updating library with pre-made widgets. Will be ready in upcoming updates.


#include <io_ops.h>
Saves input tensors slices to disk.
This is like Save
except that tensors can be listed in the saved file as being a slice of a larger tensor. shapes_and_slices
specifies the shape of the larger tensor and the slice that this tensor covers. shapes_and_slices
must have as many elements as tensor_names
.
Elements of the shapes_and_slices
input must either be:
dim0 dim1 ... dimN-1 slice-spec
where the dimI
are the dimensions of the larger tensor and slice-spec
specifies what part is covered by the tensor to save.slice-spec
itself is a :
-separated list: slice0:slice1:...:sliceN-1
where each sliceI
is either:
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meaning that the slice covers all indices of this dimensionstart,length
where start
and length
are integers. In that case the slice covers length
indices starting at start
.See also Save
.
Arguments:
[N]
. The names of the tensors to be saved.[N]
. The shapes and slice specifications to use when saving the tensors.N
tensors to save.Returns:
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SaveSlices(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input filename, ::tensorflow::Input tensor_names, ::tensorflow::Input shapes_and_slices, ::tensorflow::InputList data)
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operation
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operator::tensorflow::Operation() const
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operator::tensorflow::Operation() const


All Classes, Interfaces, Objects and Records
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| EHandshakeCommError | SChannel.SyncHandshake | Specific exception class raised by PerformClientHandshake on communication failures. |
| ESSPIError | SChannel.Utils | Specific exception class. |
| ISharedSessionCreds | SChannel.Utils | Interface with session creds for sharing between multiple sessions |
| TBaseTLSOptions | SChannel.Utils | Abstract base class for shared TLS options storage |
| TBuffer | SChannel.Utils | Trivial data storage |
| TDefaultDebugFnHoster | SChannel.Utils | Class with stub debug logging function that reports messages via |
| THandShakeData | SChannel.Utils | United state and data for TLS handshake |
| TSChannelWSocket | SChannel.IcsWSocket | ICS TWSocket descendant supporting TLS |
| TSessionCreds | SChannel.Utils | Credentials related to a connection |
| TSessionData | SChannel.Utils | Data related to a session. |
| TTrustedCerts | SChannel.Utils | App-local storage of trusted certs. |
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SCPUpdateReaderSoftwareDelegate
@protocol SCPUpdateReaderSoftwareDelegate <NSObject>
Implement this protocol to handle events when updating a reader’s software. You must implement the ability to update your reader’s software in your app. Though we expect required software updates to be very rare, by using Stripe Terminal, you are obligated to include this functionality.
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A software update is available to be installed on the connected reader hardware. You should notify your app’s user that an update is available, and ask if they want to proceed with the update.
If an update is initiated, the reader will become unresponsive until the update is complete. In some cases, you will need to restart the reader at the end of the update.
You should use the
didReportReaderSoftwareUpdateProgress
delegate method to signal the progress of the update to your user. After the update completes, thedidCompleteReaderSoftwareUpdate
delegate method will be called to indicate whether the update was successfully completed.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)terminal:(nonnull SCPTerminal *)terminal readerSoftwareUpdateAvailable:(nonnull SCPReaderSoftwareUpdate *)update installUpdate:(nonnull SCPInstallUpdateBlock)installUpdate;
Swift
func terminal(_ terminal: Terminal, readerSoftwareUpdateAvailable update: Any!, installUpdate: @escaping InstallUpdateBlock)
Parameters
terminal
The originating terminal.
update
An object containing information about the available software update.
installUpdate
Call this block with a boolean value indicating whether you want to proceed with the update. Calling
installUpdate(true)
begins installing the udpate. -
The terminal reported progress on a reader software update.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)terminal:(nonnull SCPTerminal *)terminal didReportReaderSoftwareUpdateProgress:(float)progress;
Swift
func terminal(_ terminal: Terminal, didReportReaderSoftwareUpdateProgress progress: Float)
Parameters
terminal
The originating terminal.
progress
An estimate of the progress of the software update (in the range [0, 1]).
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Updating the reader software completed. If
error
is nil, the software update was installed successfully.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)terminal:(nonnull SCPTerminal *)terminal didCompleteReaderSoftwareUpdate:(nullable NSError *)error;
Swift
func terminal(_ terminal: Terminal, didCompleteReaderSoftwareUpdate error: Error?)
Parameters
terminal
The originating terminal.
error
An error describing why the software update failed, or nil if the update was installed successfully.


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Triangle Determinator
Enter the length of side 1:
Enter the length of side 2:
Enter the length of side 3:
Determinate
The type of triangle you input is:
Equilateral Triangles
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Failed Triangles


---
layout: post
title: Signinup to Marketplace
date: 2014-05-06 11:38:00.000000000 +05:30
type: post
published: true
status: publish
categories:
- Firefox
- Firefox OS
- Firefox OS Tutorials
tags: []
meta:
blogger_blog: www.technoruler.com
blogger_author: VISWAPRASATH KS
blogger_cb097c283b9bbfde97b4822e7250157d_permalink: '544620624182408892'
author:
login: viswaprasath
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Vitchu
first_name: ''
last_name: ''
---
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| Firefox Marketplace Symbol |
Signup to Firefox Marketplace is the so easy. You need not have to remember a new password, you dont need credit card and no need for any additional things expect your email id.
Then you have to click on the Sign in button. A persona login will be coming. This why we need not want to remember additional password.
Persona will let you to add your gmail or any other accounts easily. You just need to verify by logging into you gmail account.
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| persona Login |
If this is your email ID then click Signin. Since I have synced my account it is showing my email ID. you can add your account. If you have not added it will be showing the text box where we can enter our email ID then can login automatically.
After you signup a automatic link will be sent to your account when you are the first time user. Please do verify that link.
After verification you will be redirected to your Marketplace. Then goto settings and edit your name if you need.
Settings page
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| Setting page |
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| Developer HUB page |
After this you need to click on Submit an App button which is present at the top in the right hand side. After that you will need to read the Terms and Conditions and approve it.
Then at any time you can Upload your application.
For submitting the application in the Firefox Marketplace there is no need to pay anything. Be careful. when you explore this you can know that you itself can create a special marketplace for you.
The next process is to simply upload our mobile application to the marketplace. When we upload there are two methods like uploading the hosted application(i.e., the application which is available in server) and the packaged application which is in the form of zip.
Both of them have some little difference which makes easier for the developer to make it to the marketplace.
Try to create your wont account today and launch your application development process now.


We draw roughly 180,000 rows of data concerning india international trade from 2010 to 2018 and see that China, Arab, and U.S.A. are among the top trading partner with India over the past decade.
We research news regarding india trading partners and find the below result.
Online data source: http://www.worldstopexports.com
From the new report, we can validate that the news source is credible as the top traders with India correlates with our analysis.


{% extends "councillor/layout.html" %} {% block title %}Ward {{ location.ward_id }}, {{ location.municipality}} - Ward Councillor{% endblock %} {% block main-content %}


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Gets the namesapce of this class
Gets the xsi:type name of this class
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This plot depicts boxplots for the models indicating
individual subject performance. The data used for the plot is
{{COMPARATOR}} for individuals. Consequently, min and max refer to
the {{COMPARATOR}} of the worst and best matching subjects. The dots
refer to the mean {{COMPARATOR}} of individual participants.


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Synergy not loading on startup
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zeroboo
Hi,
I have ticked the 'Launch Synergy at Login' button in the preference pane of Synergy but the program still fails to launch on startup.
I am the only user of the computer, i therefore do not require any login at startup. Is there any other way to launch the program at startup? i am finding it quite a chore to launch the program from the system preference pane everytime i wish to use it.
I do love the neat little program though
Justin
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Greg Hurrell
The most common reasons why Synergy will not launch at login include the following:
a. You might not be using the latest version
b. Your "login items" might be out-of-date, and pointing at an older version of Synergy
c. You might have installed a new version of Synergy, but you left the old version on the system as well.
So, the way to get Synergy to launch at login is therefore:
1. Ensure you have installed the latest version of Synergy. Make sure you have not left any old copies of the software in another location on your system (for example, in /Library/PreferencePanes/ or ~/Library/PreferencePanes/).
2. In the Synergy preferences, un-check the "Launch at login" preference and click "Apply", then re-check it and click "Apply". This forces any old or stale entries in your login items to be updated.
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This is alpha software and assumes that the current group of users will be tolerant of rough edges in all aspects of this product. There are a number of limitations in this software that need to be addressed. As this is an open source project you may be the answer.
Subsect uses the WebRTC protocol and the hosted sites can only be accessed by a browser that supports WebRTC data channel. This software has been tested with Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera. Microsoft's Edge browser is not currently supported.
Upon installing the app the Administration page opens. Host Name is the unique server name which will be your subdomain, yourhostname.subsect.net. This will become the host part of your sites URLs'. It is 4 - 20 lower case alphanumeric characters long. A password is required which is 4 - 20 upper/lower case alphanumeric (plus _ ) characters long. Email is optional and is currently not used but is planned to be for contacting hosts if needed.
Once the host name is submitted and accepted it can not currently be updated. The password and email can be changed. This can only be done through the app and on the device the server is running on. You do not need to know the current password to change it.
On exiting Administration to the Subsect Server main page the server should start within a few seconds. The server is running when the Start/Stop button is labled Stop and the start date time is to he right of it. If it is not running close the app out with the task switcher and relaunch it. Tapping Stop will stop the server sites on the device will not be reachable. Tap Start to restart the server. Always stop the server before exiting the app so users will be alerted the erver is not available.
The log button to the right shows a console screen which dumps some debug currently.
With the server running it is now time to load a site. Subsect has the equivalent of an "App/Play Store" which is called the Bazaar. It is early days in thee Bazaar with minimal functionality. After selecting the Bazaar option from the menu a list of available sites/services should appear. It is recommend that the TestSite be installed first. Tap the icon and accept install. This should only take a few seconds. After install completes return to main page and select Installed from Menu. TestSite should be listed.
If all is good, open an WebRTC compliant browser and enter the url yourhostname.subsect.net . A page with the tile Menu should open and TestSite should show. Tap/click item and it should open the site installed on your device. Try to add/edit a name entry. TestSite is largely just to confirm your server/database is operational.
Before using any tools STOP the server.
The Tools menu option supports four functions. EXPORT allows an individual site to be packaged for installation on another device or for backup. No data is exported only site logic and resources. Select from the list of current packages then tap EXPORT. IMPORT is the opposite. This is largely to support a side loading type function.
!! After using EXPORT or BACKUP DB you must close Subsect with the task manager and relaunch before doing any other operations !!
You can download/upload the export using the the appropriate option in the Menu page when you access yourhostname.subsect.net in the browser. You will need to login in Menu (in browser) to get these options. The password is the one setup in Administration.
BACKUP DB and RESTORE DB allow for the backup and export of datafiles. The BACKUP DB function will coppy the DB of each installed site and make a tar of all into one file. Again download to the browser using the Menu page. When uploading and downloading your browsing device needs to be on the same network (WiFi router for example) as your Android device. You can use the browser on your device to download and then copy that off as this is always on the same network.
The options here are for using an alternative connection server. If developing a site it is more convenient to use a local server. The setup of a development environment is beyond the scope of this help. Just keep the "Connection Server : subsect.net" option checked.
To remove an installed site, go to the Installed menu option and tap the "Remove" button next to the icon the site to be removed. All data associated with this site will also be removed. After removing a package it is recommended that the server be closed and the Subsect app closed with the task manager and then restarted.