Aqua Stat Operation and Replacement
Portage and Main BL series boilers use a total of two (2) different Johnson Control aqua stats to control the function and operation of your outdoor boiler. Over the years Portage and Main has used a total of three different models of aqua stats, these include:
- Johnson Controls - A419ABC-2C or A421ABC-03 (A419 or A421) is a digital aqua stat and controls most thermostatic functions of the boiler.
- Johnson Controls - A19ABC-12C is a mechanical aqua stat and controls the high limit function, meaning if for some reason the A419 / A421 aqua stat fails, then the high limit acts as a redundancy to shut the blower fan off, to prevent further overheating. Portage and Main recommends having this mechanical aqua stat dial turned to 190ᵒF.
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Before energizing the electrical circuits with power, make sure wiring connections are correct. Then power, operate and observe the system and A419 / A421 control for at least two complete operating cycles before leaving the installation.
Portage and Main recommends ensuring all settings are programmed to match the factory default settings. Once they are matched, you may to further adjust the SP (SET POINT) and the DIF (differential).
The SP controls the highest operating temperature that the outdoor furnace will achieve, before it shuts the blower motor down. The DIF determines what operating temperature reduction is allowed before the blower starts up to reheat the boiler back to the SP.
Portage and Main recommends an initial SP of 175 degrees F, and a DIF of 7 to 10 degrees F. If further assistance is needed to complete programming of the aqua stat, please contact Portage and Main for a copy of the A419 electronic manual.
Setting the A419 Digital Control Set Point Value and Differential Value
To view and adjust Set Point (SP) on the A419, Follow these steps:
- Press and hold MENU(about 2 seconds) until the display flashes SP(SET POINT).
- Press MENU again to display the existing SP value.
- Press UP or DOWN ARROWS to adjust the SP to the temperature that you wish to use.
- Press MENU again to save the new SP value selected. The display will then return to display the current temperature of the boiler solution.
To view and adjust Differential (DIF) on the A419, Follow these steps:
- Press and hold MENU until the display flashes SP.
- Press UP or DOWN Arrows to scroll until the desired function is displayed (DIF).
- Press MENU to display the current value.
- Press UP or DOWN arrows to adjust the DIF to the desired value that you wish to use.
- Press MENU to save the new setting. The display will then return to display the current temperature of the boiler solution.
note: If MENU is not pressed after changing the value, the control reverts to the previously programmed value. If NO ENTRY is made for 30 seconds, the control reverts to the (Normal) temperature display.
Any saved A419 control settings are non-volatile and remain in the control's memory during power interruptions.
important: Do not set SP and DIF values which ( when totaled) fall out of A419 control's Set Point range (-30 to 212F) or (-34 to 100C). The Control will not function properly if cut-in or cut-out values are outside of the control's SP range.
Portage and Main recommends ensuring all settings are programmed to match the factory default settings. Once they are matched, you may wish to further adjust the OFF and the ON. The OFF controls the highest operating temperature that the outdoor furnace will achieve, before it shuts the blower down. The ON determines what operating temperature reduction is allowed before the blower starts up to reheat the boiler back to the OFF value.
Portage and Main recommends an initial OFF of 175F and ON of 167 to 165F. If further assistance is needed to complete programming of the aqua stat, please contact Portage and Main for a copy of the A421 electronic manual.
Setting the A421 Digital Control OFF Value
To view and adjust the OFF value on the A421, Follow these steps:
- Press and hold MENU(about 2 seconds) until the display flashes SP(SET POINT).
- Press MENU again to display the existing SP value.
- Press UP or DOWN ARROWS to adjust the SP to the temperature that you wish to use.
- Press MENU again to save the new SP value selected. The display will then return to display the current temperature of the boiler solution.
Setting the A421 Digital control ON Value:
- Press MENU
- Press UP arrow or DOWN arrow to scroll till ON is displayed.
- Press UP arrow or DOWN arrow to select desired temperature and display the preferred temperature.
- With the desired temperature displayed, press MENU to save the displayed value.
- Press UP arrow and DOWN arrow together to go to Main screen.
note: If MENU is not pressed after changing the value, the control reverts to the previously programmed value. If no entry is made for 30 seconds, the control reverts to the (normal) temperature display.
Any saved A421 control settings are non-volatile and remain in the control's memory during power interruptions.
important: If a boiler overheats, the overheating can cause problems and issues such as, burnt sensor wires or sensor probe failures. If a boiler significantly overheats, then in many cases, replacement of the sensor(s) and/or aqua stat(s) is required.
To Replace the A19ABC-12C Manual Aqua Stat:
- Disconnect power from the boiler.
- To remove the cover on the A19ABC-12C aqua stat, remove the single screw at the bottom of the cover.
- Once the cover is removed, we can recommend taking a picture of the wiring connections, so the re-install can be completed accurately.
- There will be two wires supplying AC Power to the unit and a solid copper sensor wire for the sensor probe. It is important that all connections are wired correctly.
- In order to replace the sensor probe. Trace the copper sensor wire to the dry well location.
- This is on the right hand side of the boiler, (when facing boiler from the front). There are two dry wells side by side, the dry well on the outer most edge is for the A419/A421 and the second one is for the A19ABC-12C.
- The sensor probes are positioned in the dry well and held in place with a set screw and the base of the sensor is secured high temp silicone.
- Loosen the set screw holding the sensor probe, you may need to cut through old silicone to release old probe.
- Remove old sensor probe, clean dry well very well, to remove any scale or corrosion. Failure to do so could cause mis-readings by the aqua stat probe.
- Apply some high temp silicone around the base of the sensor, insert new sensor proble into cleaned dry well, and secure the probe wire to the dry well with the set screw.
- Complete the wiring connections for the AC power.
- Re-install cover for the A19ABC-12C aqua stat.


LDAP integration
Edit (pull request)Alien 4 Cloud can interface with an external LDAP server in order to retrieve users and perform authentication. When using an LDAP server, the Alien admin can still manage ‘local’ users inside Alien while LDAP users should be managed inside the LDAP repository. It is possible also to delegate global rôle management inside Alien even for LDAP users or to define a mapping from roles inside LDAP to roles within Alien.
LDAP configuration
In order to plug-in ALIEN to your LDAP repository, you must configure the ldap section of the alien4cloud-config.yml file.
Enable LDAP
Enabling ldap is as easy as updating the ldap configuration section and changing the enabled flag to true.
### Ldap Configuration
ldap:
enabled: true
...
### End Ldap Configuration
Configure LDAP Server
The first step in order to configure LDAP in Alien 4 Cloud is to configure the server parameters:
Keynames
| Keyname | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| anonymousReadOnly | yes | Some LDAP server setups allow anonymous read-only access. If you want to use anonymous Contexts for read-only operations, set the anonymousReadOnly property to true. |
| url | yes | Url of the ldap server. |
| userDn | yes | Dn of the user to use in order to connect to the LDAP server. |
| password | yes | Password of the user to use in order to connect to the LDAP server. |
Example
ldap:
...
anonymousReadOnly: true
url: ldap://ldap.fastconnect.fr:389
userDn: uid=admin,ou=system
password: secret
...
Configure users retrieval
In order to retrieve users from the LDAP you must specify the base in which to look for users as well as an optional filter to retrieve only the users entries (and filter inactive if you have some for example).
Keynames
| Keyname | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| base | yes | The base in which to look for users within your LDAP |
| filter | yes | A filter query to be processed by your LDAP server to filter users retrieved into Alien 4 Cloud. |
Example
ldap:
...
base: ou=People,dc=fastconnect,dc=fr
filter: (&(objectClass=person)(!(objectClass=CalendarResource))(accountStatus=active))
...
Configure user mapping
Now that you can retrieve users from LDAP it is critical to define a Mapping from your LDAP user entry attributes to Alien 4 Cloud properties for a user.
Keynames
| Keyname | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mapping: id: |
yes | Name of the LDAP attribute that contains the unique id for the user within ldap that should be used as user’s login (username) within Alien 4 Cloud. |
| mapping: firstname: |
yes | Name of the LDAP attribute that contains the user’s firstname |
| mapping: lastname: |
yes | Name of the LDAP attribute that contains the user’s lastname |
| mapping: email: |
yes | Name of the LDAP attribute that contains the user’s email |
| mapping: active: key: |
no | Name of the LDAP attribute that allows to know if a user is active. |
| mapping: active: value: |
no | Value of the LDAP attribute for which the user is considered as active. |
| mapping: roles: defaults: |
yes | Roles to use when importing a user when no rôle mapping is defined. Note: this roles are used only on user import. When no role mapping is defined the roles of users can be managed in Alien4Cloud. |
| mapping: roles: key: |
no | Name of the LDAP attribute that contains the user’s roles. If this key is not specified, user roles will be managed inside alien. Note: at import users will be created inside alien with the default roles. |
| mapping: roles: key: |
no | Mapping of a LDAP rôle to an ALIEN rôle. Note that it is not currently possible to map a single LDAP rôle to multiple Alien roles. |
### Ldap Configuration
ldap:
...
mapping:
id: uid
firstname: givenName
lastname: sn
email: mail
# optional mapping key and value to dertermine if the user is active
active:
key: accountStatus
value: active
roles:
defaults: COMPONENTS_BROWSER
# optional configuration for role mapping (when you want to manage roles in ldap and not in alien for ldap users).
#key: description
#mapping: ROLE_CLOUDADMINS=ADMIN,ROLE_CLOUDCOMPONENTS=COMPONENTS_MANAGER
### End Ldap Configuration
Limitations and known issues
Even when a user has roles managed in LDAP an Alien admin can edit it’s roles. However when the user will log-in the roles from LDAP will be reloaded into alien.
Roles changed in LDAP will not appear in Alien as long as the User doesn’t log-in.


This page summarizes options relative to graph build for graph partitioning with ParMetis, Scotch, sparse matrix ordering with ParMetis, Scotch, and graph coloring.
| Parameters: | |
| CHECK_GRAPH | Level of error checking for graph input: 0 = no checking, 1 = on-processor checking, 2 = full checking. (CHECK_GRAPH==2 is very slow and should be used only during debugging). |
| GRAPH_SYMMETRIZE | How to symmetrize the graph:
NONE = graph is symmetric and no symmetrization is needed TRANSPOSE = if M is adjacency matrix of the input graph, output will be the graph representation of M+MT BIPARTITE = graph is symmetrized in a bipartite way : [[ 0 M ][Mt 0]] |
| GRAPH_SYM_WEIGHT | How edge weights are handled during symmetrization:
ADD = weights of each arc are added MAX = only the heaviest arc weight is kept |
| GRAPH_BUILD_TYPE | Type of input, do allow some optimizations in the build process: NORMAL = graph is generic, no optimization can be performed FAST = graph global IDs are in the interval [0,n-1], with IDs [0,a] on process 0, IDs [a+1, b] on process 1, IDs [b+1, c] on process 2, etc. FAST_NO_DUP = graph global IDs are in the interval [0,n-1] with IDs [0,a] on process 0, IDs [a+1, b] on process 1, IDs [b+1, c] on process 2, etc., and there are no duplicate edges and no need of symmetrization. See GRAPH_FAST_BUILD_BASE below to allow IDs to that are one-based instead of zero-based. |
| GRAPH_FAST_BUILD_BASE | When using GRAPH_BUILD_TYPE is FAST or FAST_NO_DUP, IDs specified are in the range [GRAPH_FAST_BUILD_BASE, n-1+GRAPH_FAST_BUILD_BASE]. This parameter has no effect when GRAPH_BUILD_TYPE is NORMAL. |
| Default values: | |
| CHECK_GRAPH = 1 | |
| GRAPH_SYMMETRIZE = NONE | |
| GRAPH_SYM_WEIGHT = ADD | |
| GRAPH_BUILD_TYPE = NORMAL | |
| GRAPH_FAST_BUILD_BASE = 0 | |
| Required Query Functions: | |
| ZOLTAN_NUM_OBJ_FN | |
| ZOLTAN_OBJ_LIST_FN | |
|
ZOLTAN_NUM_EDGES_MULTI_F
N or
ZOLTAN_NUM_EDGES_FN
ZOLTAN_EDGE_LIST_MULTI_F N or ZOLTAN_EDGE_LIST_FN |


Digitalization of Shopping Malls
We process data - the flow of customers and their features, generated by cameras, to provide decision support for physical spatial management.
We process data - the flow of customers and their features, generated by cameras, to provide decision support for physical spatial management.


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Reports tabs used for indentation when the code style is configured to use only spaces. Reports spaces used for indentation when
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Provide an interface that can be used to calculate the cost of goods sold, amount tendered and the change to be given. The feature should also record the cashier receiving the cash and the waiter who processed the order.
A way to monitor goods in stock and the amount of money currently available in the till.
An interface that can be used to report daily, weekly and monthly sales. This feature should allow the user to access data about movement of money and stock in an easy-to-understand format.


Apache HBase 0.19.1 Release Notes
These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
- HBASE-1151 | Major | Don't ship hbase 0.19.1 till hadoop 0.19.1
WARNING: No release note provided for this change.
- HBASE-1231 | Trivial | Today, going from a RowResult to a BatchUpdate reqiures some data processing even though they are pretty much the same thing.
Patch is adding a new constructor for BatchUpdate.


PrintPage
This is a plugin which helps to print a specific area in a web page.
Version:
1.0
Author:
abdulkhaderp (Abdul khader P)
Dependency:
jquery-2.1.1.js
Usage
$("#element").printPage({
applyStyles : true,
ignoreId : "no-print",
ignoreClass : "no-print",
styleSheet : "path/file.css",
appendTop : "someText",
appendBottom : "someText"
});
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
applyStyles |
Boolean | This value decides whether it is needed to copy the computed styles of each node of the element while printing. |
ignoreId |
String | If id selector of an element is given for ignoreId, that element will be ignored while printing. |
ignoreClass |
String | If class selector of an element is given for ignoreClass, the element(s) with the class will be ignored while printing. |
styleSheet |
String | To include an external stylesheet for applying styles. The path of the desired file is expected here. |
appendTop |
String | If a text is given for appendTop, that will be appended as a header text. |
appendBottom |
String | If a text is given for appendBottom, that will be appended as a footer text. |
applyStyles
This parameter decides whether to copy the applied styles (computed styles) on the element. If the applyStyles is set false, then the computed styles of each node of the element will be ignored while printing.
Default Value : true
Expected Value: true or false
ignoreId
This parameter expects an id selector of an element. If given, that element will be ignored while printing.
Default Value : null
Expected Value: id selector of an element
ignoreClass
This parameter expects a class selector of an element. If given, the element(s) with the class will be ignored while printing.
Default Value : null
Expected Value: class selector of an element
styleSheet
This parameter is used to include an external stylesheet into the iframe for applying styles. While using external styleSheet, it is recommended to set applyStyles as false (Otherwise, the inline computed styles will override the styles from the external stylesheet).
Default Value : null
Expected Value: link to a stylesheet
appendTop
This parameter is used to append a header text for the element while printing.
Default Value : null
Expected Value: string
appendBottom
This parameter is used to append a footer text for the element while printing.
Default Value : null
Expected Value: string
Browser Support
Chrome, Mozilla firefox
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2015 abdulkhaderp
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Instant chat messenger is built using Eclipse IDE and uses IP address & port number to connect one machine to another. Since the client and server are separate modules, they can be used independently across different machines.
User Interface
Closing connections...
Future Scope & Conclusion:
Brief :
Instant Chat messenger is a desktop application made in java, which allows communication between multiple clients and single server
Purpose :
The aim of this project was to learn about how to use swing library & socket programming in Java


It is possible to add additional annotators, consumers and collection readers into Baleen by including them on the classpath when running Baleen. This guide briefly talks you through how to do this.
One of the strengths of Baleen is it's ability to include third party components, such as annotators, consumers and collection readers. To do this, the classes or JAR files need to be on the classpath. You can achieve this by using the following command to start Baleen:
java -classpath .;baleen-2.1.0.jar;my-first-additional.jar;my-second-additional.jar
java -classpath .:baleen-2.1.0.jar:my-first-additional.jar:my-second-additional.jar
In both cases above, the two third party JARs my-first-additional.jar and my-second-additional.jar will now be available to pipelines, and should appear in the REST API when querying the available components (assuming that the additional components correctly inherit from the Baleen base classes).
When resolving pipeline components, Baleen assumes that they exist in the following packages:
If your additional components don't exist in these packages, then you will need to specify the full class name (including package) in your pipeline definition.


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Here is a rather abbreviated tutorial on setting up ssh-agent, which is a program that 'remembers' your ssh passwords for you.
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You must specify global options at the end of the config file, using the "Host *" as the target. Here I've set up "ForwardX11", which allows you to run X11 programs on the remote host securely (they are tunneled over the secure connection), if not quickly. "ForwardAgent" tells ssh to use transitive authentication--i.e. if you enter your password via ssh-add on one machine, then ssh to another that accepts that key, you should be able to then ssh to a third machine that also accepts the key without ever entering your password again. Some hosts turn this off, however, so don't count on it always working.


xcu7e wrote:
Hi,
I am the creator of http://bf4db.com
... I will try to create such a plugin. What features do you like.
Oh thats nice, thanks for creating that cheatometer, its good help detecting possible cheaters :)
I had something in mind like this one for BF3:
http://getbblog.com/en/board/topic/102528/1/Advanced-Player-Links-Cheatometer-i-stats-metabans-and-ACI
where you have all the links + you see the cheat possibilty % at a glance :)


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On november 20th 2018 I was requested to make a keynote speech at the 9th MilanoR meeting, the most relevant italian meeting of R users.
The main topic of the speech was one of my last coding fatigues: the Paletter package, a new R package able to derive an optimised colour palette from any kind of image.
You can also find a kind reportage of the evening directly on the official MilanoR blog, and the full deck of slides online.
From the speech on Paletter has obtained nice feedbacks from the R community. You can actually see on the web nice and even arthistic uses of the package. Take for instance the following pic from Natalie Pilakouta:
It's conference season! Are you preparing a talk or a poster? Did you know you can use paletteR to create a custom colour palette (for your graphs, fonts, etc) from a photo or drawing (of your study species, field site, or whatever else you want)? https://t.co/oIoQGbG0JQ #rstats pic.twitter.com/qmywmL0BsM
— Natalie Pilakouta (@NPilakouta) June 13, 2018
To discover more about the package you can read out the dedicated post: How to use paletter to automagically build palettes from pictures


Build your own open source, internet connected Alarm Clock. Control your it from anywhere in the world. Everything is connected via Skynet.im.
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In TTT some roles have shops where they are allowed to purchase weapons. Given the prevalence of custom weapons from the workshop, the ability to add more weapons to each role's shop has been added.
Follow the sections below to add any shop weapon to any role's shop, via step-by-steps instructions using our in-game UI or by manipulating files on your host server.
The easiest way to configure the role shops is via a user interface usable by administrators directly from a running game. To open the interface, run the ttt_roleweapons
command from your console. The window that opens should look something like this:
This window was made to closely resemble the role equipment shop so parts of it should be fairly intuitive to use. For example: the search bar, the weapon list, and the weapon info panel are all directly copied from the weapon shop.
Apart from those familiar pieces, this window also adds a few more controls specifically for configuring the role weapons shops:
To help understand the functionality of this window it might be easier to walk through an example: we are going to find the Health Station (which we know the Detective can buy) and add it to the Veteran's shop. The Veteran gets a shop when they are activated, but only if weapons are actually available to them. This is where the role weapons system comes into play.
First things first: we open the window and select "Detective" from the "Search Roles" dropdown. From there we can either scroll through the list of weapons or use the search text box to search for "health". We then choose "Veteran" from the "Save Role" dropdown and click the "Include" checkbox. With all that done the window should look like this:
From here, the last step is to click the "Update" button and we're done -- The Veteran now has the ability to buy a Health Station.
If you cannot or do not want to use the in-game UI to set up the role shop, it is also doable by manual file manipulation. This may be useful for server operators using Docker who want to have the configurations embedded in their server image.
NOTE: Using the configuration UI still creates and deletes files in the backend. Given that, you can use the UI on your local game and then copy the files to a server or Docker image build as needed.
To add weapons to a role (that already has a shop), create an empty .txt file with the weapon class (e.g. weapon_ttt_somethingcool.txt) in the garrysmod/data/roleweapons/{rolename} folder.
NOTE: If the roleweapons folder does not already exist in garrysmod/data, create it.
NOTE: The name of the role must be all lowercase for cross-operating system compatibility. For example: garrysmod/data/roleweapons/detective/weapon_ttt_somethingcool.txt
Also note the ttt_shop_* ConVars that are available above which can help control some of the role weapon shop lists.
At the same time, there are some workshop weapons that are given to multiple roles that maybe you don't want to be available to certain roles. In order to handle that case, the ability to exclude weapons from a role's weapon shop has been added.
To remove weapons from a role's shop, create an empty .exclude.txt file with the weapon class (e.g. weapon_ttt_somethingcool.exclude.txt) in the garrysmod/data/roleweapons/{rolename} folder.
NOTE: If the roleweapons folder does not already exist in garrysmod/data, create it.
NOTE: The name of the role must be all lowercase for cross-operating system compatibility. For example: garrysmod/data/roleweapons/detective/weapon_ttt_somethingcool.exclude.txt
With the addition of the Shop Randomization feature (and the ttt_shop_random_* ConVars), weapons may not always appear in the shop (which is the point). If, however, you want certain weapons to always be in the shop while other weapons are randomized, the ability to bypass shop randomization for a weapon in a role's weapon shop has been added.
To stop a weapon from being removed from a role's shop via randomization, create an empty .norandom.txt file with the weapon class (e.g. weapon_ttt_somethingcool.norandom.txt) in the garrysmod/data/roleweapons/{rolename} folder.
NOTE: If the roleweapons folder does not already exist in garrysmod/data, create it.
NOTE: The name of the role must be all lowercase for cross-operating system compatibility. For example: garrysmod/data/roleweapons/detective/weapon_ttt_somethingcool.norandom.txt
To find the class name of a weapon to use above, follow the steps below
lua_run PrintTable(player.GetHumans()[1]:GetWeapons())
Equipment are items that a role can use that do not take up a weapon slot, such as the body armor or radar. To add equipment items to a role (that already has a shop), create an empty .txt file with the equipment item's name (e.g. "bruh bunker.txt") in the garrysmod/data/roleweapons/{rolename} folder.
NOTE: If the roleweapons folder does not already exist in garrysmod/data, create it.
NOTE: The name of the role must be all lowercase for cross-operating system compatibility. For example: garrysmod/data/roleweapons/detective/bruh bunker.txt
Similarly there are some equipment items that you want to prevent a specific role from buying. To handle that case, the addon has the ability to exclude specific equipment items from the shop in a similar way.
To remove equipment from a role's shop, create an empty .exclude.txt file with the item's name (e.g. "bruh bunker.exclude.txt") in the garrysmod/data/roleweapons/{rolename} folder.
NOTE: If the roleweapons folder does not already exist in garrysmod/data, create it.
NOTE: The name of the role must be all lowercase for cross-operating system compatibility. For example: garrysmod/data/roleweapons/detective/bruh bunker.exclude.txt
To find the name of an equipment item to use above, follow the steps below
lua_run GetEquipmentItemById(EQUIP_RADAR); lua_run for id, e in pairs(EquipmentCache) do if player.GetHumans()[1]:HasEquipmentItem(id) then print(id .. " = " .. e.name) end end


/etc/ssl
; under CentOS,
they live under /etc/pki/tls
).| Ubuntu | CentOS | |
|---|---|---|
| System | ||
| Heritage | Debian | Red Hat Enterprise Linux |
| Package management | apt-get , dpkg , and for convenience gdebi |
yum |
| Package type | deb |
rpm |
| Extra security | Nothing complex by default | SELinux; file permissions must be set with chcon |
Python, mod_wsgi |
||
| Default Python versions | 2.7, 3.4 | 2.6 (too old for CamCOPS) |
mod_wsgi installation |
Easy (matches system Python version) | Manual (must be built for Python 2.7) |
| Apache | ||
| Apache main configuration file | Usually /etc/apache2/apache2.conf |
Usually /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf |
| Apache SSL configuration file | Usually /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl |
Usually /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf |
| Default Apache system user | www-data |
apache |
| Default SSL certificate location | /etc/ssl/ |
/etc/pki/tls/ |
| Default Apache log directory | /var/log/apache2/ |
/var/log/httpd/ |
| Restarting Apache | sudo service apache2 [start|stop|restart] sudo apache2ctl [start|stop|restart] sudo apachectl [start|stop|restart] |
sudo service httpd [start|stop|restart] sudo apachectl [start|stop|restart] |
| MySQL | ||
| Default MySQL configuration file | /etc/mysql/my.cnf |
/etc/my.cnf |
| Restarting MySQL | sudo service mysql [start|stop|restart] |
sudo service mysqld [start|stop|restart] |
| Default MySQL log | /var/log/mysql.log |
/var/log/mysqld.log |
| CamCOPS packages | ||
| Installation | sudo gdebi install camcops_VERSION_all.deb |
sudo yum install camcops_VERSION.noarch.rpm |
| Removal | sudo dpkg --remove camcops |
sudo yum remove camcops |
camcops_VERSION_all.deb
, where
VERSION is the current version number.sudo gdebi camcops_VERSION_all.deb(If you don’t have
gdebi
, install it with sudo apt-get
install gdebi
.)
/usr/share/camcops
.CamCOPS is designed for Debian Linux, so the installation procedure is much simpler there. Frankly, achieving this on CentOS 6.5 is very hard; try to get a Ubuntu server. Nevertheless, it can be done:
# RPMForge: see http://www.tecmint.com/install-and-enable-rpmforge-repository-in-rhel-centos-6-5-4/ # Use "cat /etc/centos-release" to see CentOS version; use "uname -a" to detect 32-bit/64-bit version. # For example, for 64-bit CentOS 6.5: sudo rpm -Uvh http://packages.sw.be/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm # EPEL: see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL # For example: sudo rpm -Uvh https://anorien.csc.warwick.ac.uk/mirrors/epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm # We need MySQL 5.5: http://www.webtatic.com/packages/mysql55/ sudo rpm -Uvh http://mirror.webtatic.com/yum/el6/latest.rpm
mod_ssl
not included with Apache
by default):
sudo yum install blas-devel httpd-devel lapack-devel libffi-devel libpng-devel links mod_ssl mysql-devel nano openssl-devel python-devel
# Python 2.7, mod_wsgi 3.4 sudo su service httpd stop # also: ensure no previous mod_wsgi installation PYROOT=/usr/local PYFULLVERSION=2.7.5 cd /usr/local/src wget http://python.org/ftp/python/$PYFULLVERSION/Python-$PYFULLVERSION.tar.bz2 tar xf Python-$PYFULLVERSION.tar.bz2 && cd Python-$PYFULLVERSION ./configure --prefix=$PYROOT --with-threads --enable-shared make && make altinstall ln -s $PYROOT/bin/python2.7 /usr/bin/python2.7 WSGIVERSION=3.4 cd /usr/local/src wget https://modwsgi.googlecode.com/files/mod_wsgi-$WSGIVERSION.tar.gz tar xf mod_wsgi-$WSGIVERSION.tar.gz && cd mod_wsgi-$WSGIVERSION export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PYROOT/lib ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/sbin/apxs --with-python=$PYROOT/bin/python2.7 make && make install echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH >> /etc/ld.so.conf ldconfig # Test /usr/bin/python2.7 # ... then exit nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf # paste in: # LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.so # When CamCOPS is installed, you will also want: # WSGIPythonHome /usr/share/camcops/virtualenv # Also add: # WSGISocketPrefix /var/run/wsgi service httpd configtest # ... and if OK: service httpd start # If it goes wrong, recheck the Python version (it seems easy to get another version slipping in there...): ldd /usr/lib64/httpd/modules/mod_wsgi.so
camcops-VERSION.noarch.rpm
, where VERSION is
the current version number.sudo yum install camcops_VERSION.noarch.rpmRecognizing success: if you type
camcops
, see an
announcement of the CamCOPS version, and get asked for a configuration
filename, CamCOPS is running happily from the command line.datadir
should point to your database files (default
often /var/lib/mysql
, but /srv/mysql
is one
alternative)./srv/mysql
), you will need to use the
mysql_install_db
tool; see Postinstallation
Setup and Testing; an example is sudo mysql_install_db
--user=mysql --basedir=/usr --datadir=/srv/mysql
sudo /usr/bin/mysqld_safe --user=mysql
&
. Manual stop: sudo mysqladmin
shutdown
.mysql
./var/log/mysqld.log
or
/var/log/mysql/...
mysql_secure_installation
.
mysql -u root -p
.max_allowed_packet
parameter is large
enough.
mysqldump
tool.my.cnf
to include
max_allowed_packet
values the [mysqld]
and [mysqldump]
sections (creating them if necessary).
[client]
section of
my.cnf
is unnecessary, firstly because some
other MySQL clients may not recognize the option and
might choke on it, and secondly because CamCOPS uses
MySQLdb
(MySQL-Python), which uses the MySQL C API, which has a
default
limit of 1 Gb.my.cnf
to include the following:
[mysqld] max_allowed_packet = 32M innodb_strict_mode = 1 innodb_file_per_table = 1 innodb_file_format = Barracuda # Only for MySQL prior to 5.7.5 (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/relnotes/mysql/5.6/en/news-5-6-20.html): # innodb_log_file_size = 512M [mysqldump] max_allowed_packet = 32M
/usr/share/camcops/demo_mysql_database_creation
):
# First, from the Linux command line, log in to MySQL as root: mysql --host=<IP_ADDRESS> --port=3306 --user=root --password # ... or the usual short form: mysql -u root -p # Create the database: CREATE DATABASE camcops; # Ideally, create another user that only has access to the CamCOPS database.   TO 'YYYYYY_REPLACE_ME'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'ZZZZZZ_REPLACE_ME'; # For future use: if you plan to explore your database directly for analysis, # you may want to create a read-only user. Though it may not be ideal (check: # are you happy the user can see the audit trail?), you can create a user with # read-only access to the entire database like this: GRANT SELECT camcops.* TO 'QQQQQQ_REPLACE_ME'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'PPPPPP_REPLACE_ME'; # All done. Quit MySQL: exit
sudo chkconfig --level 2345 mysqld on
. To
check, run sudo chkconfig --list | grep mysqld
Edit (or copy and edit) /etc/camcops/camcops.conf
,
specifying (at the least) your database username/password and your local
institution’s URL. There are a sequence of parameter =
value
lines, mostly under the section heading
[server]
. A sample configuration file is:
Run the CamCOPS command-line tool. The tool will need read access to the configuration file (which should be readable only by the Apache user and root). So you might do:
sudo camcops [configfile]
www-data
, you could use sudo -u www-data
camcops [configfile]
;apache
(defined in the Apache configuration file via
the User and Group directives): sudo -u apache camcops
[configfile]
.If you didn’t provide the filename of the configuration file, CamCOPS
will ask you for it. Enter the name of the configuration you just
edited, e.g. /etc/camcops/camcops.conf
. Now:
Success: True
. If it says
Success: False
, then that user probably exists already.You can also perform configuration tasks from the command line. Type
camcops --help
for details.
/usr/share/camcops/demo_apache_config_section
. Copy this
into your own HTTPS site file and edit it. (These scripts use
mod_wsgi in order to
speed up Python script execution markedly.)/usr/share/camcops/logo_local.png
(just change the alias,
don’t edit that file; fiddling with things in
/usr/share/camcops
is not necessary and will make
un-installation harder./srv/www
as
your DocumentRoot, you may need to do:
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /srv/wwwOn CentOS, assuming you use
/var/www
as your DocumentRoot,
you may need to do:
ls -alZ /var/www # shows owners and SELinux security context sudo chown -R apache:apache /var/www sudo chcon -R -h system_u:object_r:httpd_sys_content_t /var/www sudo chown -R apache:apache /etc/camcops sudo chcon -R -h system_u:object_r:httpd_sys_content_t /etc/camcops
sudo apachectl restart
.sudo chkconfig --level 2345 httpd on
Test the webview by browsing to the webview URL you configured, by
default https://YOURHOST/camcops/webview
. Log in with
the username and password you chose.
Try with http://
instead, and verify that this fails (you
shouldn’t allow access to the CamCOPS server via plain HTTP).
Test the tablet access by pointing your CamCOPS tablet to the tablet URL
(by default https://YOURHOST/camcops/database
) using a
username and password that you have created, registering the tablet, and
uploading some data.
Your backup strategy is up to you. However, one option is to use a
script to dump all MySQL databases. A sample script is in
/usr/share/camcops/demo_mysql_dump_script
; you will need to
copy this and edit the copy. Be sure your copy of the script is readable
only by root, as it contains a password. You can then run your script
regularly from /etc/crontab
.
Obviously, you will also need the dumped files to be backed up to a physically secure location regularly.
This is simple to do. You will need to:
/etc/camcops/camcops.conf
to
/etc/camcops/camcops2.conf
and editing it to point to
the new database.camcops
from the command line, pointing it to the
new configuration file, to create the tables and a superuser.Network latency can be considerably improved by altering the
MySQL/InnoDB log-on-commit behaviour. This is governed by the
innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit
variable. The default is
1
, which is the safest; it is required for ACID compliance. However, setting
it to 2
makes database write operations much faster.
This can by done by editing the MySQL configuration file (see table
above) to add the line innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2
in the [mysqld]
section, after which you would
need to restart MySQL (see commands in table above), or
changed dynamically at the MySQL command line with SET GLOBAL
innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2;
. Use SHOW
VARIABLES;
to show the current values.
See discussion, reference.
Remove prior to any upgrade. See table above for commands.
sudo gdebi install
camcops_NEWVERSION_all.deb
or sudo yum install
camcops_NEWVERSION.noarch.rpm
.sudo camcops -m
/etc/camcops/myconfigfile
.DocumentRoot
tree
are probably wrong. See above.WSGISocketPrefix
.mod_wsgi
configuration is probably wrong. Run the ldd
check above and
reinstall mod_wsgi
if necessary.<Directory /usr/share/camcops/server> # ... <Files "database.py"> # CGI script for tablets to upload data Allow from all </Files> # ... </Directory>
/etc/camcops/*
configuration files
have the wrong ownerships/permissions/SELinux security settings. See the
chown
and chcon
commands above. It’s also
possible that the configuration files have been damaged, or that the
Apache configuration file is pointing to a non-existing configuration
file.secure
and
httponly
for security reasons, and will not work without
HTTPS.VirtualHost
section configured properly? Do you have
LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so
?max_allowed_packet
parameter is set too small; MySQL also
generates
this error if the query is too big. You will need to edit the MySQL
my.cnf
configuration file; see above. The most probable time
to see this error is when uploading the BLOB table (blobs
).
sudo chown -R apache:apache /var/lock/camcops sudo chcon -R -h system_u:object_r:httpd_sys_content_t /var/lock/camcops


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Calendar++ aims to provide a faster way of adding new event to google calendar. It allows you to add new event by right click the content menu. It also nicely displays all the events in your google calendar and you can easily modify or delete event from the popup page.
When you open a web page for example your gmail account. And you find some important time such as your interview day or UPS pick up day. You can just hight light the text containing the time information(y/m/d am/pm time zone), then right click the web page and choose the "add to calendar" on the context menu. The Calendar++ will automatically parse the time and if the format is recognized it will prompt you to enter the event title. Later it will create a new event through the google caldendar API. Then a success message will showed to confirm your operation. You can easily check the result by opening the popup page. On this page, all the events on your google calendar will be listed from most recent one to old ones. You can then modify/delete these events in place on the popup page instead of login to your google calendar account. The number showed on the icon indicate the number of event coming today.
Calendar++ requires two permissions: 'Access your data on apis.google.com' (to add/delete/update events and to communicate with calendar.google.com), and 'Access your tabs and browsing activity' (to access open tabs).
After installation, just click on the icon on the upper right corner of the browser and the extension will download event list from your google calendar and show it on the popup page.
Calendar++ communicates with google calendar It will prompt you to grant permission to this extension while you need to carry any operation to your google calendar account through this app. Calendar++ does not send anything else from your browsing activity to anyone, so you may rest assured that your privacy is not violated.
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Nano102_112 Series BSP
V3.03.002
The Board Support Package for Nano102_112 Series
|
#include <Nano1X2Series.h>
Data Fields | |
| __IO uint32_t | CR [2] |
| __IO uint32_t | SR |
| __IO uint32_t | RVCR |
| __IO uint32_t | MODCR0 |
@addtogroup ACMP Analog Comparator Controller(ACMP) Memory Mapped Structure for ACMP Controller
Definition at line 156 of file Nano1X2Series.h.
| __IO uint32_t ACMP_T::CR[2] |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|
| [0] | ACMPEN | Comparator ACMP0/1 Enable Control |
| 0 = Disabled. | ||
| 1 = Enabled. | ||
| Note: Comparator output needs to wait 10 us stable time after ACMPEN(ACMP0EN/ACMP1EN) is set. | ||
| [1] | ACMPIE | Comparator ACMP Interrupt Enable Control |
| 0 = ACMP interrupt function Disabled. | ||
| 1 = ACMP interrupt function Enabled. | ||
| Note: Interrupt generated if ACMPIE(ACMP0IE/ACMP1IE) bit is set to "1" after ACMP0/1 output changed. | ||
| [2] | ACMP_HYSEN | Comparator ACMP0/1 Hysteresis Enable Control |
| 0 = ACMP0 Hysteresis function Disabled. | ||
| 1 = ACMP0 Hysteresis function Enabled. The typical range is 20mV. | ||
| [5:4] | CN | Comparator ACMP0/1 Negative Input Selection |
| 00 = The comparator reference pin ACMP0/1_N is selected as the negative comparator input. | ||
| 01 = The internal comparator reference voltage (CRV) is selected as the negative comparator input. | ||
| 10 = The internal reference voltage (Int_VREF) is selected as the negative comparator input. | ||
| 11 = The AGND is selected as the negative comparator input. | ||
| [16] | ACMP0_EX | Comparator ACMP0 Swap |
| 0 = No swap to the comparator inputs and output. | ||
| 1 = Swap the comparator inputs with ACMP0_Px and ACMP0_N, and invert the polarity of comparator 0 output. | ||
| Note: This bit swaps the comparator inputs and inverts the comparator output. | ||
| [19] | ACOMP0_PN_AutoEx | Comparator Analog ACMP0_Px & ACMP0_N Input Swap Function Automatically |
| This bit is only for sigma-delta ADC mode use. | ||
| 0 = Disabled to swap comparator ACMP0 input function, ACMP0_Px and ACMP0_N, automatically. | ||
| 1 = Enabled to swap comparator ACMP0 input function, ACMP0_Px and ACMP0_N, automatically. | ||
| [20] | ACMP0_FILTER | Comparator ACMP0 Output Filter |
| 0 = Comparator ACMP0 output is not filtered by internal RC filter. | ||
| 1 = Comparator ACMP0 output is filtered by internal RC filter. | ||
| [21] | CPO0_SEL | Comparator ACMP0 Output To Timer Path Selection |
| 0 = Comparator ACMP0 output to Timer is through internal path. | ||
| 1 = Comparator ACMP0 output to Timer is through external pin (through PF.4). | ||
| [30:29] | CPP0SEL | Comparator ACMP0 Positive Input Selection |
| 00 = Input from PA.4. | ||
| 01 = Input from PA.3. | ||
| 10 = Input from PA.2. | ||
| 11 = Input from PA.1. | ||
| [31] | ACMP_WKEUP_EN | Comparator ACMP0/1 Wake-Up Enable Control |
| 0 = Wake-up function Disabled. | ||
| 1 = Wake-up function Enabled when the system enters Power-down mode. |
Definition at line 206 of file Nano1X2Series.h.
| __IO uint32_t ACMP_T::MODCR0 |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|
| [1:0] | MOD_SEL | Comparator Mode Selection |
| 00 = Normal Comparator Mode. | ||
| 01 = Sigma-Delta ADC Mode. | ||
| 10 = Single Slope ADC Mode. | ||
| 11 = Reserved. | ||
| [2] | TMR_SEL | Analog Comparator 0 Co-Operation Timer Selection |
| 0 = Select TIMER0 as co-operation Timer. | ||
| 1 = Select TIMER2 as co-operation Timer. | ||
| [3] | TMR_TRI_LV | Timer Trigger Level |
| This bit is for Sigma-Delta ADC Mode. | ||
| 0 = Comparator Output Low to High to Enable Timer. | ||
| 1 = Comparator Output High to Low to Enable Timer. | ||
| [6:4] | CH_DIS_PIN_SEL | Charge Or Discharge Pin Selection |
| 000 = PA.1. | ||
| 001 = PA.2. | ||
| 010 = PA.3. | ||
| 011 = PA.4. | ||
| 100 = PA.5. | ||
| 101 = PA.6. | ||
| 110 = PA.14. | ||
| 111 = PF.5. | ||
| [7] | CH_DIS_FUN_SEL | Charge Or Discharge Pin Function Option |
| This bit is for Single Slope ADC Mode only. | ||
| 0 = Drive low on charge pin to dis-charge capacitor and drive high on charge pin to charge capacitor. | ||
| 1 = Drive high on charge pin to dis-charge capacitor and drive low on charge pin to charge capacitor. | ||
| [8] | START | Start ADC Mode |
| 0 = Stop Sigma-Delta ADC Mode or Single Slope ADC Mode. | ||
| 1 = Start Sigma-Delta ADC Mode or Single Slope ADC Mode. |
Definition at line 287 of file Nano1X2Series.h.
| __IO uint32_t ACMP_T::RVCR |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|
| [3:0] | CRVS | Comparator Reference Voltage Setting |
| Comparator reference voltage = VIN * (1/6+CRVS[3:0]/24). VIN = AVDD or Int_VREF. | ||
| [4] | CRV_EN | CRV Enable Control |
| 0 = CRV Disabled. | ||
| 1 = CRV Enabled. | ||
| [5] | CRVSRC_SEL | CRV Source Selection |
| 0 = From AVDD. | ||
| 1 = From Int_VREF. |
Definition at line 249 of file Nano1X2Series.h.
| __IO uint32_t ACMP_T::SR |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|
| [0] | ACMPF0 | Comparator ACMP0 Flag |
| This bit is set by hardware whenever the comparator 0 output changes state. | ||
| This will generate an interrupt if ACMP0IE set. | ||
| Note: Write "1" to clear this bit to 0. | ||
| [1] | ACMPF1 | Comparator ACMP1 Flag |
| This bit is set by hardware whenever the comparator 1 output changes state. | ||
| This will generate an interrupt if ACMP1IE set. | ||
| Note: Write "1" to clear this bit to 0. | ||
| [2] | CO0 | Comparator ACMP0 Output |
| Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software. | ||
| Cleared when the comparator is disabled (ACMP0EN = 0). | ||
| [3] | CO1 | Comparator ACMP1 Output |
| Synchronized to the PCLK to allow reading by software. | ||
| Cleared when the comparator is disabled (ACMP1EN = 0). |
Definition at line 231 of file Nano1X2Series.h.


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The Vitányi analysis is based on a publication by Paul Vitányi, Ming Li and Tao Jiang ("Kolmogorov Complexity and a Triangle Problem of the Heilbronn Type").
Here the characters of the current document are interpreted as the co-ordinates of points in a unit square. These are randomly linked to triangles whose surface area is then considered. For uniformly distributed, independent (i.e. also cryptographically interesting) sets of points, the expected value for the smallest triangle is roughly proportional to the number of points to the third power.
The Vitányi analysis is only executable for binary file input.
The diagram shows the proportionality constant as a function of the number of points. It is standardized to the mean (mean = 1.0). The mean and the standard variation are also output.
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Current Version: 1.5 Stable
5/30/2014
By Antonio Qiu
To my partners:
After v1.4, this program can not only run in the background, but also output the desired text file for Excel 2013. This means that the collection process has already become totally automated. After inputting it into Excel, we no longer have to do any search/replace.
Just Keep the text file updated, and refresh data in Excel whenever you want.
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Change Log:
1.5 Stable:
- Fix a bug that causes broken paths
1.4 Stable:
- Automatically output the desired input text file for Excel 2013
- New interface
1.3 Beta
- Run in the background
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Automatically separate paths into lines
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Automatically delete the spaces around each word
1.2 Beta
- There will not be a new line after each entry
- Shorten the delay time to detect the first entry
Known Bugs:
Sometimes output “No winners in the last game”
The switch for notification doesn’t work
Instruction for 1.4
1. Run the program named “Path Sniffer.exe”, go to the second tab and do a simple setting, then launch it.
2. Open Excel. Select the desired starting cell, like the first one
Find “import data from text file” in the Data tab.(Only for Office 2013; older Excel version might have it in “File”)
3. Go to the folder that stores that data file and select the file.
4. Original Data Type: Delimited – Next
Delimiters: Other: copy “→” without””; – Next- Finish – OK
6. Just in case there are bugs, please check if there are rows with “No winners in the last game” or blank rows
7. Copy/Paste it into Google Docs.
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final public class QCKConfiguration : NSObject
A configuration encapsulates various options you can use to configure Quick’s behavior.
-
Run all examples if none match the configured filters. True by default.
Declaration
Swift
public var runAllWhenEverythingFiltered: Bool
-
Registers an inclusion filter.
All examples are filtered using all inclusion filters. The remaining examples are run. If no examples remain, all examples are run.
Declaration
Swift
public func include(_ filter: @escaping ExampleFilter)
Parameters
filter
A filter that, given an example, returns a value indicating whether that example should be included in the examples that are run.
-
Registers an exclusion filter.
All examples that remain after being filtered by the inclusion filters are then filtered via all exclusion filters.
Declaration
Swift
public func exclude(_ filter: @escaping ExampleFilter)
Parameters
filter
A filter that, given an example, returns a value indicating whether that example should be excluded from the examples that are run.
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@objc(beforeEachWithMetadata:) public func objc_beforeEach(_ closure: @escaping BeforeExampleWithMetadataNonThrowingClosure)
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@nonobjc public func beforeEach(_ closure: @escaping BeforeExampleWithMetadataClosure)
-
-
Like Quick.DSL.beforeEach, this configures Quick to execute the given closure before each example that is run. The closure passed to this method is executed before each example Quick runs, globally across the test suite. You may call this method multiple times across multiple +[QuickConfigure configure:] methods in order to define several closures to run before each example.
Note that, since Quick makes no guarantee as to the order in which +[QuickConfiguration configure:] methods are evaluated, there is no guarantee as to the order in which beforeEach closures are evaluated either. Multiple beforeEach defined on a single configuration, however, will be executed in the order they’re defined.
Important
This automatically bridges between async and sync specs. When running on AsyncSpecs, this closure will run on the main actor.
Declaration
Swift
public func beforeEach(_ closure: @escaping BeforeExampleClosure)
Parameters
closure
The closure to be executed before each example in the test suite.
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@objc(afterEachWithMetadata:) public func objc_afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleWithMetadataNonThrowingClosure)
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@nonobjc public func afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleWithMetadataClosure)
-
-
Like Quick.DSL.afterEach, this configures Quick to execute the given closure after each example that is run. The closure passed to this method is executed after each example Quick runs, globally across the test suite. You may call this method multiple times across multiple +[QuickConfigure configure:] methods in order to define several closures to run after each example.
Note that, since Quick makes no guarantee as to the order in which +[QuickConfiguration configure:] methods are evaluated, there is no guarantee as to the order in which afterEach closures are evaluated either. Multiple afterEach defined on a single configuration, however, will be executed in the order they’re defined.
Important
This automatically bridges between async and sync specs. When running on AsyncSpecs, this closure will run on the main actor.
Declaration
Swift
public func afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleClosure)
Parameters
closure
The closure to be executed before each example in the test suite.
-
Like Quick.DSL.aroundEach, this configures Quick to wrap each example with the given closure. The closure passed to this method will wrap all examples globally across the test suite. You may call this method multiple times across multiple +[QuickConfigure configure:] methods in order to define several closures to wrap all examples.
Note that, since Quick makes no guarantee as to the order in which +[QuickConfiguration configure:] methods are evaluated, there is no guarantee as to the order in which aroundEach closures are evaluated. However, aroundEach does always guarantee proper nesting of operations: cleanup within aroundEach closures will always happen in the reverse order of setup.
Warning
Unlike
beforeEach
andafterEach
, aroundEach does not automatically bridge between async and sync expectations.See also
aroundEach(_:)-6ptvt
for the async version.Declaration
Swift
public func aroundEach(_ closure: @escaping AroundExampleClosure)
Parameters
closure
The closure to be executed before each example in the test suite.
-
Like Quick.DSL.aroundEach, this configures Quick to wrap each example with the given closure. The closure passed to this method will wrap all examples globally across the test suite. You may call this method multiple times across multiple +[QuickConfigure configure:] methods in order to define several closures to wrap all examples.
Note that, since Quick makes no guarantee as to the order in which +[QuickConfiguration configure:] methods are evaluated, there is no guarantee as to the order in which aroundEach closures are evaluated. However, aroundEach does always guarantee proper nesting of operations: cleanup within aroundEach closures will always happen in the reverse order of setup.
Warning
Unlike
beforeEach
andafterEach
, aroundEach does not automatically bridge between async and sync expectations.See also
aroundEach(_:)
for the sync version.Declaration
Swift
public func aroundEach(_ closure: @escaping AroundExampleAsyncClosure)
Parameters
closure
The closure to be executed before each example in the test suite.
-
Identical to
aroundEach(_:)
, except the closure receives metadata about the example that the closure wraps.Warning
Unlike
beforeEach
andafterEach
, aroundEach does not automatically bridge between async and sync expectations.See also
aroundEach(_:)
for the async version.Declaration
Swift
public func aroundEach(_ closure: @escaping AroundExampleWithMetadataClosure)
-
Identical to
aroundEach(_:)
, except the closure receives metadata about the example that the closure wraps.Warning
Unlike
beforeEach
andafterEach
, aroundEach does not automatically bridge between async and sync expectations.See also
aroundEach(_:)
for the sync version.Declaration
Swift
public func aroundEach(_ closure: @escaping AroundExampleWithMetadataAsyncClosure)
-
Like Quick.DSL.beforeSuite, this configures Quick to execute the given closure prior to any and all examples that are run. The two methods are functionally equivalent.
Important
This automatically bridges between async and sync specs. When running on AsyncSpecs, this closure will run on the main actor.Declaration
Swift
public func beforeSuite(_ closure: @escaping BeforeSuiteClosure)
-
Like Quick.DSL.afterSuite, this configures Quick to execute the given closure after all examples have been run. The two methods are functionally equivalent.
Important
This automatically bridges between async and sync specs. When running on AsyncSpecs, this closure will run on the main actor.Declaration
Swift
public func afterSuite(_ closure: @escaping AfterSuiteClosure)


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This API Operations Overview is intended enable planning and integration with the IPG Gateway APIs by:
- Merchant business and technology staff
- Shopping Cart Plugin providers
The document defines the external interfaces to the IPG Gateway necessary to:
- Request payment card tokens
- Submit authorisation transactions
- Submit purchases/sales transactions
- Capture (full or partial) funds from customers’ accounts as a result of successful authorisation transactions
- Void authorised payment requests
- Refund (full or partial) purchases (captured payments)
- Request transactions statuses
- Integrate PCI Compliant Payment Forms
- Receive Transaction Call results
The reader should have the knowledge and understanding of the payments industry processes, and the role of the payment processer (the IPG Gateway) in those payment processes.
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This API Operations Overview is intended enable planning and integration with the IPG Gateway APIs by:
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The document defines the external interfaces to the IPG Gateway necessary to:
- Request payment card tokens
- Submit authorisation transactions
- Submit purchases/sales transactions
- Capture (full or partial) funds from customers’ accounts as a result of successful authorisation transactions
- Void authorised payment requests
- Refund (full or partial) purchases (captured payments)
- Request transactions statuses
- Integrate PCI Compliant Payment Forms
- Receive Transaction Call results
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In 2000, Hart and Mas-Colell introduced the important game-theoretic
algorithm of regret matching. Players reach equilibrium play by tracking
regrets for past plays, making future plays proportional to positive cumulative
regrets (i.e. how much they wished they had made the moves on average). The
technique is not only simple and intuitive; it inspired the counterfactual
regret minimization algorithm that has since formed the basis for bots
dominating annual computer
poker competitions.
Since these algorithms are relatively recent, there are few curricular materials available to introduce students, researchers, and practitioners to regret-based algorithms. The tutorial PDF, suggested exercises, and sample code offered below represent a modest first step towards making such recent innovations more accessible.
| Summary | An Introduction to Counterfactual Regret Minimization - Learn the game-theoretic regret-based techniques that spurred a revolution in competitive computer poker. |
| Topics | Game theory, regret, regret matching, counterfactual regret minimization (CFR), fixed strategy iteration counterfactual regret minimization (FSICFR), strategy purification, epsilon errors. |
| Audience | Advanced Artificial Intellegence students |
| Difficulty | Suitable for an upper-level undergraduate or graduate course with a focus on game theory, game AI, or other related topics. A few weeks would be needed to complete all exercises. |
| Strengths | Students acquire a deep experiential knowledge of game-theoretic regret-based algorithms that leaves one close to the frontier of research in 2013. For undergraduates, this would open doors to interesting undergraduate research projects suggested within. For graduate students and researchers, these materials provide a fast means of grasping an important, emerging area of game theory. |
| Weaknesses | The presentation follows Knuth's literate programming style, and thus requires knowledge of the Java programming language. |
| Dependencies | Students must be mathematically literate and able to comprehend complex code and pseudocode. Students must also have advanced programming skills and be familiar with Java syntax and semantics. |
| Variants | Given that there are many simple and complex poker variants and bluffing dice games that have yet to receive research attention (see "Further Challenges" section), there are many possible follow-on projects and parallel examples that might be presented by the instructor. |
Using Java code examples in Donald Knuth's literate programming style, we will present example applications of the regret matching algorithm for normal form "one-shot" games, counterfactual regret minimization (CFR) for extensive form games, and fixed-strategy iteration counterfactual regret minimization (FSICFR). We also briefly touch on strategy cleaning and how one might take maximal advantage of opponent error. Throughout, the reader first sees an example application and is then invited to deepen understanding through application to additional challenge problems.
The object of this project is to give the student a deep, experiential understanding of game-theoretic regret-based algorithms through explanation, implementation examples, and implementation exercises
Students must be mathematically literate and able to comprehend complex code and pseudocode. Students must also have advanced programming skills and be familiar with Java syntax and semantics. Students who program in C++ should be able to follow most of the Java examples.
While not required, students with no prior exposure to game theory may wish to pair these materials with a brief primer on game theory online or in print (e.g. Leyton-Brown and Shoham's "Essentials of Game Theory", Morgan & Claypool, 2008).
Students are encouraged to play the games described in the materials to have a better appreciation of the decisions and a greater likelihood of discerning erroneous policy output.
The projects are described in the file cfr.pdf. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this file.
Example code described in each project is available here:
This code was generated from the same source file that generated cfr.pdf using the literate programming tool noweb.
Students seeking more extended challenges will also find descriptions of related advanced projects in the last section of the document.
Here is a sample syllabus used in (course omitted for review)
Readings:
4/3: Essentials of Game Theory, Ch. 1, 2, Definition 3.2.1, Section 3.5;
Handout: "Introduction to Counterfactual Regret Minimization", Sections 1-2;
[Optional: S. Hart, A. Mas-Colell. A
Simple Adaptive Procedure Leading to Correlated Equilibrium. Sections 2-3;
H. Kuhn. Simplified Two-Person Poker.]
4/5: Handout: "Introduction to
Counterfactual Regret Minimization", Section 3; T. Neller, S. Hnath. Approximating
Optimal Dudo Play with Fixed-Strategy Iteration Counterfactual Regret
Minimization, through Section 2 [Optional: M. Zinkevich et al. Regret
Minimization in Games with Incomplete Information.]
4/10: Handout:
"Introduction to Counterfactual Regret Minimization", Section 4; T. Neller, S.
Hnath. Approximating
Optimal Dudo Play with Fixed-Strategy Iteration Counterfactual Regret
Minimization, remaining sections.
4/12: Handout "Introduction to
Counterfactual Regret Minimization", Section 5
4/17: Handout "Introduction to
Counterfactual Regret Minimization", Section 6
Assignments:
1. Regret - Rock-Paper-Scissors (Thursday 4/5): Read Section 1 of CFR
handout in order to learn about game theoretic definitions, regret, regret
matching and minimization.
Using the Rock-Paper-Scissors worked example of one-sided regret-matching, complete
the two-sided regret-matching RPS Equilibrium, exercise 2.5.
2. Counter Factual Regret Minimization (CFR) - 1-die-versus-1-die Dudo
(Thursday 4/12): Read Section 2 of CFR handout in order to learn about CFR.
Using the Kuhn Poker worked example as a model, complete the 1-die-versus-1-die
Dudo exercise of subsection 2.5
3. Error modeling (Thursday 4/19): - Read
sections 3-5 of CFR handout in order to learn about cleaning results, FSICFR,
and epsilon error. Modify the Liar Die FSICFR worked example of subsection
4.3 so as to have clean results that maximally exploit potential opponent
errors.
This work is partially funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) in the framework of the project Go4Nature, grant number 612.000.938.


"Titus" - Vengeance is a Dish Best Served Cold by Homer Yen (c) 2000
"Titus Andronicus" was one of Shakespeare's first plays. It is not regarded as one of his better plays, but the story of an honorable warrior at odds with a spiteful Queen is nonetheless an ambitious and epochal tale of valor, vengeance and vindication. Shakespearean work has enjoyed a resurgence these last few years and we have come to enjoy some of his tales told through cinema with offerings such as Romeo + Juliet, Hamlet, and a Midsummer's Night Dream. "Titus" however has a much darker subject than any of these recent films. It is a tragic and seething drama about vengeance most foul. It is a chilling tale that showcases unbridled malice in a manner that is almost shocking and certainly unlike any Shakespeare work to which I have been exposed.
"Titus" of the film is played brilliantly by Anthony Hopkins, who seemed born to play this role. His loyalty to his king and country is so great that he would even slay his own kin without hesitation if it was the honorable thing to do. As part of his duties, he is to carry out a ritualistic sacrifice of a young man. The mother, Tamora (Jessica Lange), begs Titus to spare her son's life. But her pleas go unheard, and the deed is done. Tamora swears that she shall exact revenge when the time is appropriate. In other early scenes, we meet other characters that revolve around Titus's life. These include Saturninus (Alan Cumming) and Bassianus (James Frain), two Princes who are vying for the recently vacated throne. Livinia (Laura Fraser) is Titus's beautiful daughter who is betrothed to Bassianus, but is also the object of desire of Saturninus as well as Tamora's two sons, Chiron and Demetrius (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers and Matthew Rhys). We also meet the brother of Titus (Colm Feore); Titus's four sons; and Aaron the Moor (Harry Lennix), another schemer who is like a tutor to Tamora's two sons.
These introductions occur in the first 25 minutes of the film. With the number of characters being introduced and my inability to fully comprehend "Shakespeare-speak," I actually found it difficult to stay focused. In addition, the setting of the film is a fantastically dreamy and imaginative world where the past and present simultaneously co-exists. In one scene, you'll see chariots and spears. In another scene, you'll see motorcycles and machine guns. I say that it's like a dream because it's both beautiful, yet contextually challenging.
By the second act, the story becomes more focused. Tamora has ascended to Queen by winning the heart of Saturninus. With her new powers, she now begins her quest for revenge. Her sons also engage in rancorous behavior. However, their amorally reckless actions stem from youth and boredom rather than from a need for revenge. Tamora's and her sons' wickedness comes at great expense to Titus. The climax of the film is a hauntingly beautiful scene at a crossroads where Titus has finally exhausted all patience, and his loyalties have all but dissipated. Now the once-proud and honorable warrior must gather up his remaining strength to combat the injustice that has been afflicted upon him.
The film is appropriately rated "R" for adult themes involving decapitated body parts, implied cannibalism, and a wanton need for revenge. Though Shakespeare is taught at middle school levels, only the maturest of audiences should witness the baseness of the character's actions. In many ways, it is a beautiful film that is ambitious, creative, and showcases superb acting. Yet, for all it's achievements, I can not help but point out that the movie will probably only appeal to fans of Shakespeare's work. I also found parts of the story weak. I questioned the need for Titus's brother, lamented that the deliciousness of the Saturninus character (my favorite character) fades away as the film progresses, and found the ending to transpire too quickly given the dialogue-heavy structure of other vital scenes throughout the movie. In the theatre where I saw this, many were moved by the events that unfolded on the big screen. Others, however, slept soundly until the lights went up. I was sometimes at a loss, primarily due to my inability to fully comprehend "Shakespeare-speak". But, I was impressed with what I saw. I sat up and took notice. And, this film certainly deserves to be recognized.
Grade: B
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sets a suiteable default for the rotation of the current 3D chart.
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