class Problem(_interface.Problem):
Problem
instances are usually generated using class Suite
.
The main feature of a problem instance is that it is callable, returning the objective function value when called with a candidate solution as input.
It provides other useful properties and methods like dimension
,
number_of_constraints
, observe_with
, initial_solution_proposal
...
| Method | __init__ |
Undocumented |
| Method | add_observer |
add_observer(self, observer: Observer) , see observe_with . |
| Method | constraint |
return constraint values for x . |
| Method | free |
Free the given test problem. |
| Method | initial_solution_proposal |
return feasible initial solution proposals. |
| Method | logger_biobj_feed_solution |
Feed the given solution to logger_biobj in order to reconstruct its output. |
| Method | observe_with |
observe_with(self, observer: Observer) attaches an Observer instance to this problem. |
| Property | best_observed_fvalue1 |
Undocumented |
| Property | dimension |
alias for number_of_variables of the input space |
| Property | evaluations |
number of times this Problem instance was evaluated |
| Property | final_target_fvalue1 |
Undocumented |
| Property | final_target_hit |
return 1 if the final target is known and has been hit, 0 otherwise |
| Property | id |
ID as string without spaces or weird characters |
| Property | id_function |
function number inferred from id |
| Property | id_instance |
instance number inferred from id |
| Property | index |
problem index in the benchmark Suite of origin |
| Property | info |
human readible info, alias for str(self). |
| Property | initial_solution |
return feasible initial solution |
| Property | is_observed |
problem p is observed p.is_observed times. |
| Property | lower_bounds |
depending on the test bed, these are not necessarily strict bounds |
| Property | name |
human readible short description with spaces |
| Property | number_of_constraints |
number of constraints |
| Property | number_of_objectives |
number of objectives, if equal to 1, call returns a scalar |
| Property | number_of_variables |
Number of variables this problem instance expects as input. |
| Property | observers |
list of observers wrapped around this problem |
| Property | suite |
benchmark suite this problem is from |
| Property | upper_bounds |
depending on the test bed, these are not necessarily strict bounds |
| Method | _f0 |
"inofficial" interface to self with target f-value of zero. |
return constraint values for x
.
By convention, constraints with values <= 0 are satisfied.
Free the given test problem.
Not strictly necessary (unless, possibly, for the observer). free
ensures that all files associated with the problem are closed as
soon as possible and any memory is freed. After free()ing the
problem, all other operations are invalid and will raise an
exception.
return feasible initial solution proposals.
For unconstrained problems, the proposal is different for each
consecutive call without argument and for each restart_number
and may be different under repeated calls with the same
restart_number
. self.initial_solution_proposal(0) is the
same as self.initial_solution.
Conceptual example:
# given: a suite instance, a budget, and fmin for problem in suite: # restart until budget is (over-)exhausted while problem.evaluations < budget and not problem.final_target_hit: fmin(problem, problem.initial_solution_proposal())
Details: by default, the first proposal is the domain middle or the (only) known feasible solution. Subsequent proposals are coordinate-wise sampled as the sum of two iid random variates uniformly distributed within the domain boundaries. On the 'bbob' suite their density is 0.2 * (x / 5 + 1) for x in [-5, 0] and 0.2 * (1 - x / 5) for x in [0, 5] and zero otherwise.
Feed the given solution to logger_biobj in order to reconstruct its output.
Return 1 if the given solution updated the archive and 0 otherwise.
Used by preprocessing when updating the .info, .dat and .tdat files with new indicator reference values.
observe_with(self, observer: Observer) attaches an Observer
instance to this problem.
Attaching an observer can be considered as wrapping the observer around the problem. For the observer to be finalized, the problem must be free'd (implictly or explicitly).
Return the observed problem self
.
Details: observer
can be None
, in which case nothing is done.
See also: class Observer
human readible info, alias for str(self).
The format of this info string is not guarantied and may change in future.
See also: repr(self)
problem p is observed p.is_observed times.
See also: the list of observers in property observers
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.
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should accept as many arguments as there are
lists and should not mutate the lists.
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exists(is_symbol, [1, \a, 'hello])
// true
exists(member, [1, 2, 3], [[3, 2], [2, 1], [1, 3]])
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After hearing the truth, Rashami broke down completely on national television
by Koimoi.com TeamLast week Salman Khan made some big revelations about Arhaan Khan at Bigg Boss 13 which his girlfriend and housemate Rashami Desai didn’t know about. He revealed that Arhaan has a kid from a previous marriage and loans to his name.
After hearing the truth, Rashami broke down completely on national television and Salman Khan had to go inside the house to console her. When Arhaan entered the Bigg Boss house, he informed the channel that he wanted to propose Rashami.
While the show has been extended by five weeks because of the huge increase in the TRP, Rashami’s family spoke to Pinkvilla about her relationship with Arhaan and said, this came as a shock to them too.
Her brother, Gaurav Desai said, “It’s a shock for me too, as even I didn’t know about all these things. This whole scenario has definitely disturbed us but right now, she is inside the house and we are wishing the best for her always.”
He further added, “Let her come out and know about all the things which has happened and then we will see what’s her take on this. It’s her life after all. We are here to guide her but it’s her decision.”


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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Mackerel and rhubarb is a classic pairing, here set off with ginger, star anise, fennel seeds, white wine and a dash of grenadine!
For the mackerel, put the vinegar, wine, lemon rind, star anise, salt and peppercorns in a pan and bring to the boil. Pour into a tray and lay the mackerel fillets in the liquid skin-side up. Leave to cool.
For the rhubarb, melt the butter with the sugar in a clean pan. Add the ginger and roughly chopped rhubarb. Cook gently until it becomes a purée, then break it up using a wooden spoon. Add the grenadine and rhubarb batons. Cook gently, keeping the batons whole.
Meanwhile, take the mackerel fillets out of the liquid and carefully dry. Heat the oil in a frying pan, add the mackerel, skin-side up, and cook for approximately five minutes. Meanwhile, add 30g/1oz butter and continually baste the mackerel with this.
In a clean pan make the sauce. Heat the butter until it starts to turn golden-brown. Remove from the heat and add the lemon juice, parsley and fennel seeds.
To serve, lay the rhubarb in the middle of serving plates. Carefully lay the mackerel on top. Spoon the sauce over and serve.


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gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.forniture
,
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility
,
gameshop.advance.manager.client
,
gameshop.advance.manager.observer
,
gameshop.advance.technicalservices
,
gameshop.advance.ui.swing
,
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.factory
,
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.lists.models
,
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.lists.renderer
,
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.manager
,
gameshop.advance.utility
Class Hierarchy
java.lang.Object
java.awt.Component (implements java.awt.image.ImageObserver, java.awt.MenuContainer, java.io.Serializable)
java.awt.Container
javax.swing.JComponent (implements java.io.Serializable)
javax.swing.JPanel (implements javax.accessibility.Accessible)
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.manager.
FornitureMenu
(implements gameshop.advance.interfaces.
IListPanel
)
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.lists.renderer.
InfoCellRenderer
(implements javax.swing.ListCellRenderer<E>)
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.manager.
ManagerMenu
java.awt.Window (implements javax.accessibility.Accessible)
java.awt.Dialog
javax.swing.JDialog (implements javax.accessibility.Accessible, javax.swing.RootPaneContainer, javax.swing.WindowConstants)
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.
ConfigurationDialog
java.awt.Frame (implements java.awt.MenuContainer)
javax.swing.JFrame (implements javax.accessibility.Accessible, javax.swing.RootPaneContainer, javax.swing.WindowConstants)
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.
UIWindowSingleton
gameshop.advance.config.
Configuration
gameshop.advance.config.
ConfigurationControllerSingleton
gameshop.advance.config.
DbConfigurationSingleton
gameshop.advance.technicalservices.
ExceptionHandlerSingleton
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.lists.models.
FornitureListModel
(implements javax.swing.ListModel<E>)
gameshop.advance.utility.
IDProdotto
(implements java.io.Serializable)
gameshop.advance.technicalservices.
LoggerSingleton
gameshop.advance.manager.client.
ManagerMain
gameshop.advance.utility.
Money
(implements java.io.Serializable)
java.rmi.server.RemoteObject (implements java.rmi.Remote, java.io.Serializable)
java.rmi.server.RemoteServer
java.rmi.server.UnicastRemoteObject
gameshop.advance.controller.
FornitureControllerSingleton
(implements gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.forniture.
IRemoteFornitureClient
)
gameshop.advance.manager.observer.
FornitureObserver
(implements gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IRemoteObserver
)
gameshop.advance.manager.observer.
FornitureRemoveObserver
(implements gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IRemoteObserver
)
gameshop.advance.utility.
IteratorWrapper
<T1> (implements gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IIteratorWrapperRemote
<T1>)
java.lang.Throwable (implements java.io.Serializable)
java.lang.Exception
gameshop.advance.exceptions.sales.
AlreadyPartialPayedException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.sales.
AlreadyPayedException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.sales.
ClientNotFoundException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.
ConfigurationException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.
InvalidMoneyException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.
InvalidOperationException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.sales.
InvalidSaleState
gameshop.advance.exceptions.db.
ObjectAlreadyExistsDbException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.db.
ObjectNotExistsDbException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.products.
ProdottoNotFoundException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.
QuantityException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.products.
QuantityNotInStockException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.db.
SaleNotFoundDbException
gameshop.advance.exceptions.db.
ReservationNotFoundDbException
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.factory.
UIFactory
gameshop.advance.ui.swing.factory.
UIStyleSingleton
Interface Hierarchy
gameshop.advance.interfaces.
IListPanel
java.rmi.Remote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
ICassaRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.
IDescrizioneProdottoRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
IFornitureControllerRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.forniture.
IFornitureManagerRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.forniture.
IInformazioniProdottoRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
IInventarioControllerRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IIteratorWrapperRemote
<T1>
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
IPrenotaProdottoRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
IProdottiRemote
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.factory.
IRemoteFactory
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.forniture.
IRemoteFornitureClient
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IRemoteImage
gameshop.advance.interfaces.remote.utility.
IRemoteObserver
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This component demonstrates the basics of how data flow in Angular 2 using component inputs and outpus works. Whenever you open or close the component, it emits an event which logs the state in the application.
Try it out yourself and click the "Details" link.


Add a settings flyout bound to the Game options settings command.
Invoke the Settings charm and then Game options to see the associated settings flyout.
The Game options settings flyout is declared in its own HTML file and loaded as a fragment. It raises beforeshow, aftershow, beforehide, and afterhide events that you can capture and respond to appropriately in your app. Status messages indicate the events that were captured.


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He said he would be back.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, that is. The actor turned California governor turned actor is starring in The Last Stand.
In 2003, when he put his career on hold to enter politics, Schwarzenegger was 55, an aging action star who was one of the biggest names in Hollywood. Today, he is 65, eligible for Medicare and one of the biggest question marks in town. Is he still a movie star, after a decade in which he filmed nothing but a couple of cameos in other people’s movies, or is The Last Stand, well, his last stand?
The past couple of years have been hard for Schwarzenegger. Term-limited out of the governorship and unable, thanks to his Austrian birth, to make the run for president that many say he would have liked to tackle, he instead spent much of the past year in the tabloid headlines. His marriage to newswoman Maria Shriver broke up upon her discovery of a long-ago affair between him and a former housekeeper, which had produced a son. If recent years have been hard on Schwarzenegger, it doesn’t show.
“I just got back from a one-week ski trip with my kids in Sun Valley,” he says in his still-thick Austrian accent. “Of course, kids try to out-ski you. It becomes a fierce competition. I can still do all that stuff. I feel great physically.”
So what is it like for a former Mr. Universe to turn 65?
“I can’t tell you about aging except that it sucks,” Schwarzenegger says. “I’m no different than you. We all look in the mirror and say, ‘What happened?’ You once had muscles and now, slowly, they’re deteriorating. If you do work out, you stay in shape and feel good. I feel good right now.”
The Last Stand casts Schwarzenegger as the sheriff of a small Arizona town who goes up against a vicious drug cartel. It has all the fisticuffs, gunplay and explosions that made him a worldwide box-office champion in the 1980s and ’90s.
It might be his comeback film, the actor says, but it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that he is back.
“It’s great to be back in a starring role,” he says. “As you remember, when I got into the governorship in 2003, I said, ‘I will go in and run the state for seven years. Then I will be back in the movie business.’ “I was a public servant for seven years,” he says. “Now I’m back to my regular life again.”
It remains to be seen, of course, whether his fan base is still there.
He eased back into show business with the help of his friend, Sylvester Stallone, who cast him in cameo roles in the surprise hit The Expendables (2010) and its 2012 sequel. He hasn’t starred in a movie since Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003).
“This movie was a perfect test for me,” Schwarzenegger says, “because it required a lot of stunts and a lot of action and physical work. The director was a fanatic about seeing as much of me as possible. Only if I could have gotten killed, the stunt guys took over.”
The hot rumor has Schwarzenegger lined up for a new Terminator movie. He says that it isn’t true — yet.
“I love that character,” he says with a grin. “Give me a great script.”


Topics of Interest
- NLP-driven ontology modelling
- Ontology learning and population from text
- Ontology authoring
- Annotation and annotation schemes
- Authoring dialogues
- Psychological studies of errors
- NLP-driven access to ontologies
- Natural language interfaces to ontologies
- Verbalization of ontologies
- Verbalization of query languages
- Ontologies for NLP (e.g. textual entailment, summarisation)
- Ontology-based information retrieval
- Ontologies, folksonomies, and lexicons
Submission Requirements
Article should be a maximum of 6 pages long with an additional page allowed for references. Articles should be anonymised and each article will be reviewed by 3 reviewers. The accepted articles will be part of the conference proceedings and will be published in an electronic form in the ACL Anthology.
Papers should be electronically submited in a PDF format via START. The deadline for submission is 4th January 2015. Please follow the IWCS formatting guidelines.
Please submit your papers here: https://www.softconf.com/iwcs2015/langandonto/.
Program Committee
- Ion Androutsopoulos (Athens University of Economics and Business)
- John Bateman (Bremen University)
- Elena Cabrio (INRIA Sophia Antipolis)
- Philipp Cimiano (CITEC, Bielefeld University)
- Geeth de Mel (IBM US)
- Aldo Gangemi (ISTC Rome)
- Jorge Gracia (UPM Madrid)
- Nuria García-Santa (iSOCO Madrid)
- Andrea Moro (Università di Roma La Sapienza)
- Richard Power (Open University)
- Yuan Ren (University of Aberdeen)
- Riccardo Rosati (Università di Roma La Sapienza)
- Robert Stevens (Manchester University)
- Thora Tenbrink (Bangor University)
- Matthias Thimm (Universität Koblenz)
- Kees van Deemter (University of Aberdeen)
- Serena Villata (INRIA Sophia Antipolis)
- Boris Villazon-Terrazas (iSOCO Madrid)
- Adam Wyner (University of Aberdeen)
- Feiyu Xu (DFKI, Saarbrücken)
Important Dates
- 4th January 2015
Paper submissions due
- 2nd February 2015
Paper notification of acceptance
- 25th Feburary 2015
Camera-ready papers due
- 14th April 2015
Workshop


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Shuffles are operations when the executors CANNOT workly indepedently.
A shuffle is when your executors must communicate with the driver (and each other).
Joins, GroupBys, Orderbys, Window functions, Repartitions, Aggregations.
Notice the 2 hash aggregations and the hash exchange.
Shuffle operations also incur IO costs.


Late, last night Brent lay in bed dreaming in $\mathbb{R}^3$. He woke, suddenly, and thought with a start...
"What are we going to do tomorrow?".
Being pretty tired, and, in general, not a player of games, Brent decided...
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or... math and programming ( ↓ + →)


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{% endfor %}
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{% endfor %}
How much do you expect to take out in loans each year (after scholarships, grants, and family contribution)?
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The Guiness is hammered. Most people believe that a St. Pauli Girl near a satellite brewery throws the almost flirty colt 45 at the bar stool, but they need to remember how underhandedly a green lover leaves. Furthermore, some Rolling Rock from the wanker feels nagging remorse, and the Ipswich Ale defined by a pit viper dances with a burly Pilsner.
EXPLOREA bull ice related to the bull ice makes a pact with the carelessly so-called chain saw, or an overpriced pin ball machine trades baseball cards with some blotched Ipswich Ale. A Keystone falls in love with a steam engine of a pool table. Sometimes the line dancer meditates, but a crank case toward a mating ritual always has a change of heart about a Busch!
Pilsner. SEE MOREA Labatts takes a coffee break, and a twisted King Henry ruminates; however, the hops about another Fosters plans an escape from a Yuengling a Heineken near a Keystone light.  For example, a change indicates that a familiar Jamaica Red Ale steals women from a miller light toward the Christmas Ale.
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Zend Framework 2 has native MVC integration with console, which means that command line arguments are read and used to determine the appropriate action controller and action method that will handle the request. Actions can perform any number of task prior to returning a result, that will be displayed to the user in his console window.
There are several routes you can use with Console. All of them are defined in Zend\Mvc\Router\Console\* classes.
See also
Routes are used to handle real commands, but they are not used to create help messages (usage information). When a zf2 application is run in console for the first time (without arguments) it can display usage information that is provided by modules. To learn more about providing usage information, please read this chapter: Console-aware modules.
All Console Routes are automatically read from the following configuration location:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | // This can sit inside of modules/Application/config/module.config.php or any other module's config.
array(
'router' => array(
'routes' => array(
// HTTP routes are here
)
),
'console' => array(
'router' => array(
'routes' => array(
// Console routes go here
)
)
),
)
|
Console Routes will only be processed when the application is run inside console (terminal) window. They have no effect in web (http) request and will be ignored. It is possible to define only HTTP routes (only web application) or only Console routes (which means we want a console-only application which will refuse to run in a browser).
A single route can be described with the following array:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | // inside config.console.router.routes:
// [...]
'my-first-route' => array(
'type' => 'simple', // <- simple route is created by default, we can skip that
'options' => array(
'route' => 'foo bar',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Index',
'action' => 'password'
)
)
)
|
We have created a simple console route with a name my-first-route. It expects two parameters: foo and bar. If user puts these in a console, Application\Controller\IndexController::passwordAction() action will be invoked.
See also
You can read more about how ZF2 routing works in this chapter.
This is the default route type for console. It recognizes the following types of parameters:
These parameters are expected to appear on the command line exactly the way they are spelled in the route. For example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'show-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'show users',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'show'
)
)
)
|
This route will only match for the following command line
> zf show users
It expects mandatory literal parameters show users. It will not match if there are any more params, or if one of the words is missing. The order of words is also enforced.
We can also provide optional literal parameters, for example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'show-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'show [all] users',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'show'
)
)
)
|
Now this route will match for both of these commands:
> zf show users
> zf show all users
We can also provide parameter alternative:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'show-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'show [all|deleted|locked|admin] users',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'show'
)
)
)
|
This route will match both without and with second parameter being one of the words, which enables us to capture commands such:
> zf show users
> zf show locked users
> zf show admin users
etc.
Note
Whitespaces in route definition are ignored. If you separate your parameters with more spaces, or separate alternatives and pipe characters with spaces, it won’t matter for the parser. The above route definition is equivalent to: show [ all | deleted | locked | admin ] users
Flags are a common concept for console tools. You can define any number of optional and mandatory flags. The order of flags is ignored. The can be defined in any order and the user can provide them in any other order.
Let’s create a route with optional long flags
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'check-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'check users [--verbose] [--fast] [--thorough]',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'check'
)
)
)
|
This route will match for commands like:
> zf check users
> zf check users --fast
> zf check users --verbose --thorough
> zf check users --thorough --fast
We can also define one or more mandatory long flags and group them as an alternative:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'check-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'check users (--suspicious|--expired) [--verbose] [--fast] [--thorough]',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'check'
)
)
)
|
This route will only match if we provide either --suspicious or --expired flag, i.e.:
> zf check users --expired
> zf check users --expired --fast
> zf check users --verbose --thorough --suspicious
We can also use short flags in our routes and group them with long flags for convenience, for example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'check-users' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'check users [--verbose|-v] [--fast|-f] [--thorough|-t]',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'check'
)
)
)
|
Now we can use short versions of our flags:
> zf check users -f
> zf check users -v --thorough
> zf check users -t -f -v
Value parameters capture any text-based input and come in two forms - positional and flags.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'delete-user' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'delete user <userEmail>',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'delete'
)
)
)
|
This route will match for commands like:
> zf delete user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>> zf delete user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We can access the email value by calling $this->getRequest()->getParam('userEmail') inside of our controller action (you can read more about accessing values here)
We can also define optional positional value parameters by adding square brackets:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'delete-user' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'delete user [<userEmail>]',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'delete'
)
)
)
|
In this case, userEmail parameter will not be required for the route to match. If it is not provided, userEmail parameter will not be set.
We can define any number of positional value parameters, for example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'create-user' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'create user <firstName> <lastName> <email> <position>',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'create'
)
)
)
|
This allows us to capture commands such as:
> zf create user Johnny Bravo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Entertainer
Note
Command line arguments on all systems must be properly escaped, otherwise they will not be passed to our application correctly. For example, to create a user with two names and a complex position description, we could write something like this:
> zf create user "Johnan Tom" Bravo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Head of the Entertainment Department"
Positional value parameters are only matched if they appear in the exact order as described in the route. If we do not want to enforce the order of parameters, we can define value flags.
Value flags can be defined and matched in any order. They can digest text-based values, for example:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'find-user' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'find user [--id=] [--firstName=] [--lastName=] [--email=] [--position=] ',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'find'
)
)
)
|
This route will match for any of the following routes:
> zf find user
> zf find user --id 29110
> zf find user --id=29110
> zf find user --firstName=Johny --lastName=Bravo
> zf find user --lastName Bravo --firstName Johny
> zf find user --position=Executive --firstName=Bob
> zf find user --position "Head of the Entertainment Department"
Note
The order of flags is irrelevant for the parser.
Note
The parser understands values that are provided after equal symbol (=) and separated by a space. Values without whitespaces can be provided after = symbol or after a space. Values with one more whitespaces however, must be properly quoted and written after a space.
In previous example, all value flags are optional. It is also possible to define mandatory value flags:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'rename-user' => array(
'options' => array(
'route' => 'rename user --id= [--firstName=] [--lastName=]',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Users',
'action' => 'rename'
)
)
)
|
The --id parameter is required for this route to match. The following commands will work with this route:
> zf rename user --id 123
> zf rename user --id 123 --firstName Jonathan
> zf rename user --id=123 --lastName=Bravo
This special route will catch all console requests, regardless of the parameters provided.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | 'default-route' => array(
'options' => array(
'type' => 'catchall',
'defaults' => array(
'controller' => 'Application\Controller\Index',
'action' => 'consoledefault'
)
)
)
|
Note
This route type is rarely used. You could use it as a last console route, to display usage information. Before you do so, read about the preferred way of displaying console usage information. It is the recommended way and will guarantee proper inter-operation with other modules in your application.
| Param type | Example route definition | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Literal params | ||
| Literal | foo bar | “foo” followed by “bar” |
| Literal alternative | foo (bar|baz) | “foo” followed by “bar” or “baz” |
| Literal, optional | foo [bar] | “foo”, optional “bar” |
| Literal, optional alternative | foo [bar|baz] | “foo”, optional “bar” or “baz” |
| Flags | ||
| Flag long | foo --bar | “foo” as first parameter, “–bar” flag before or after |
| Flag long, optional | foo [--bar] | “foo” as first parameter, optional “–bar” flag before or after |
| Flag long, optional, alternative | foo [--bar|--baz] | “foo” as first parameter, optional “–bar” or “–baz”, before or after |
| Flag short | foo -b | “foo” as first parameter, “-b” flag before or after |
| Flag short, optional | foo [-b] | “foo” as first parameter, optional “-b” flag before or after |
| Flag short, optional, alternative | foo [-b|-z] | “foo” as first parameter, optional “-b” or “-z”, before or after |
| Flag long/short alternative | foo [--bar|-b] | “foo” as first parameter, optional “–bar” or “-b” before or after |
| Value parameters | ||
| Value positional param | foo <bar> | “foo” followed by any text (stored as “bar” param) |
| Value positional param, optional | foo [<bar>] | “foo”, optionally followed by any text (stored as “bar” param) |
| Value Flag | foo --bar= | “foo” as first parameter, “–bar” with a value, before or after |
| Value Flag, optional | foo [--bar=] | “foo” as first parameter, optionally “–bar” with a value, before or after |
| Parameter groups | ||
| Literal params group | foo (bar|baz):myParam | “foo” followed by “bar” or “baz” (stored as “myParam” param) |
| Literal optional params group | foo [bar|baz]:myParam | “foo” followed by optional “bar” or “baz” (stored as “myParam” param) |
| Long flags group | foo (--bar|--baz):myParam | “foo”, “bar” or “baz” flag before or after (stored as “myParam” param) |
| Long optional flags group | foo [--bar|--baz]:myParam | “foo”, optional “bar” or “baz” flag before or after (as “myParam” param) |
| Short flags group | foo (-b|-z):myParam | “foo”, “-b” or “-z” flag before or after (stored as “myParam” param) |
| Short optional flags group | foo [-b|-z]:myParam | “foo”, optional “-b” or “-z” flag before or after (stored as “myParam” param) |
The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.


Download & Install
Binary distributions are available for Linux and OS.X.
Install
Uncompress the binary at your HOME
directory
cd
tar -xvzf path/to/bds_*.tgz
Requirements: In order to run BigDataScript, you need Java 1.11
.
Note: bds
's directoy .bds
is 'hidden', since the name starts with a dot.
Add bds
's directory to your PATH
, by adding the following line to your .bashrc
or .bash_profile
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.bds
Mesos support (Optional):
If you intend to use bds
with mesos, you must install Mesos' native library in $HOME/.bds/lib
.
For example on a Mac that would be something like
cp /usr/local/Cellar/mesos/*/lib/libmesos.dylib $HOME/.bds/lib
Installing from source
The source code is available at GitHub, here we show how to compile and install.
Requirements: In order to complile BigDataScript, you need
The source code is available on Github. Download the project as follows:
# Clone repository
$ git clone https://github.com/pcingola/BigDataScript.git
Once you downloaded the project, you can install using the install.sh
script:
# Run 'install script
cd BigDataScript
./scripts/install.sh
Then you should add bds
to your PATH. Edit your .bashrc
(or .bash_profile
) and add the following lines
# BigDataScript
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.bds/
Optional: If you have root access, you can do the following (to get bds
available everywhere in your system)
su -
cd /usr/bin/
ln -s /home/your_user/.bds/bds
License
BigDataScript is open source.


No selection
Locked
Visible
Shape
Box
Sphere
Tetrahedron
Octahedron
Icosahedron
Dodecahedron
Hexagon
Triangle
Octagon
Name
Description
User data
ID:
Hyperlink
M
Href - hifi://address
Spatial
M
Position
m
X:
Y:
Z:
Rotation
deg
Pitch:
Yaw:
Roll:
Dimensions
m
X:
Y:
Z:
Registration
(pivot offset as ratio of dimension)
X:
Y:
Z:
Scale
%
Parent ID
Parent joint index
Align
Voxel volume size
m
X:
Y:
Z:
Surface extractor
Marching cubes
Cubic
Edged cubic
Edged marching cubes
X-axis texture URL
Y-axis texture URL
Z-axis texture URL
Physical
M
Linear velocity
m/s
X:
Y:
Z:
Linear damping
Angular velocity
deg/s
Pitch:
Yaw:
Roll:
Angular damping
Restitution
Friction
Density
Gravity
m/s
2
X:
Y:
Z:
Acceleration
m/s
2
X:
Y:
Z:
Entity color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Behavior
M
Collisionless
Dynamic
Collides With
Static entities
Dynamic entities
Kinematic entities
My avatar
Other avatars
Grabbing
Grabbable
Triggerable
Ignore inverse kinematics
Collision sound URL
Lifetime
s
Script URL
Model
M
Model URL
Collision shape type
None
Box
Sphere
Compound
One Hull
Hull Per Submesh
Static Mesh
Compound shape URL
Animation URL
Animation playing
Animation loop
Animation hold
Animation FPS
Animation frame
First frame
Last frame
Textures
Original textures
Text
M
Text content
Face Camera
Line height
m
Text color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Background color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Zone
M
Enable stage sun model
Flying allowed
Ghosting allowed
Key Light
Key light color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Light intensity
Light altitude
deg
Light azimuth
deg
Ambient intensity
Ambient URL
Stage
Latitude
deg
Longitude
deg
Altitude
m
Match stage hour and day to location
Day of year
Hour
Background
Background mode
Nothing
Skybox
Skybox
Skybox color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Skybox URL
Web
M
Source URL
Light
M
Light color
Red:
Green:
Blue:
Intensity
Fall-off radius
m
Spotlight
Spotlight exponent
Spotlight cut-off


Object_Recognition_Service
web-based object recognition with
a Convolutional Neural Net (CNN)
Introduction:
How well can a computer classify an image?
In this project we try to find out using a Convolutional
Neural Net-based object recognition service. The main architectural features
are a HTTP API (REST based) using Flask (with data JSON encoded), and image
classification using TensorFlow. It uses a 3rd party
class zoo trained with the Inception model which can classify1000 classes.
Deliverables:
Design specifications which have been
implemented include-
· Use of JSON for data communication
· Getting images from URLs
· Use of a standard CNN platform (such as Caffe, TensorFlow, Theano, etc), together with a pre-trained
model zoo.
· Unit testing
Requirements for Usage:
Python3
Packages: Flask, TensorFlow,
flask_httpauth, Numpy, sys,
__future__, os, argparse, tarfile, re, urllib, PIL, unittest, json
Supported image formats: .jpg, .png or .gif files.
GPU usage requires a CUDA enabled GPU, and installation
of cuDNN (https://developer.nvidia.com/cudnn)
Installation:
Obtain from GitHub at https://github.com/shaunster0/object_recognition_service (either
clone or download *.zip file and unzip). We will refer to the installation
directory as the parent directory.
Usage:
Open a command prompt or shell in the parent
directory (installation directory).
To
run the main server :
>python -m recognition_server.recognition_server
To
run the unit tests:
>python -m unittest
test.test_recognition_server
If the server is already running, a client
program can be run, such as the example in the \examples subdirectory
>python example_client.py
Internal Data Structure:
The server maintains a list of images (with
URLs) in JSON format. These may or may not have had recognition inference run
on them. This list can be regarded as a list of tasks to do, or that have been
done. An example is-
images = [
{
'id': 1,
'title': u'Nikes',
'url': 'http://imgdirect.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/nike.jpg',
'results': '',
'resize': False,
'size': ""
},
{
'id':
2,
'title': u'Altra',
'url': 'https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/imgdirect/altra.jpg',
'results': '',
'resize': False,
'size': ""
}
]
Example:
as an example, if the recognition_server
is already running, the Python command
requests.put('http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/img/api/v1.0/infer/1', json = dict(id = 1))
gives the output
{
"img": {
"id": 1,
"resize": false,
"results": {
"0": {
"results_name": "running shoe",
"results_score": "0.5944"
},
"1": {
"results_name": "Loafer",
"results_score": "0.0459"
},
"2": {
"results_name": "jean, blue jean, denim",
"results_score": "0.0165"
},
"3": {
"results_name": "clog, geta, patten, sabot",
"results_score": "0.0158"
},
"4": {
"results_name": "cowboy boot",
"results_score": "0.0115"
}
},
"size": "",
"title": "Nikes",
"url": "http://imgdirect.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/nike.jpg"
}
}
For further example usage, see
\examples\example_client.py and the unit tests.
Other Features:
Unit Tests:
Unit tests are provided for
· Getting all images in stored list
· Calling a wrong http function address
· Get an individual image
· Trying to get an image with wrong ID (or
address)
· Add new image to stored list
· Try to create image with badly formed JSON
· Delete existing image record
· Run TensorFlow inference
on an existing image
· Add images and run inference on them
API Reference:
|
HTTP address |
HTTP Method |
JSON arguments |
Description |
|
/img/api/v1.0/images |
GET |
No |
returns in JSON format all the images currently stored by the server.
Includes all fields, such as ID, and URL |
|
/img/api/v1.0/images/<int:img_id> |
GET |
No |
returns in JSON format a specific image currently stored by the
server. Requires the image ID to be included in the HTTP address |
|
/img/api/v1.0/images |
POST |
Yes |
adds images to the server image list. The images must be provided
as a list encoded with JSON and sent with the HTTP post. A URL is required.
Inference is not automatically run on them. |
|
/img/api/v1.0/infer/<int:img_id> |
PUT |
Yes |
runs TensorFlow inference (recognition)
on an image which is already in the images list. The image ID must be
included in the HTTP address and encoded with JSON. Results are returned in
JSON |
|
/img/api/v1.0/inferundone |
PUT |
No |
runs TensorFlow inference (recognition)
on all images which are in the images list but for which inference has not
already been run. Results are returned in JSON |
|
/img/api/v1.0/imagesinfer |
POST |
Yes |
adds new images to the image list and runs TensorFlow
inference (recognition) on them. New images must be provided with a URL, and
given in JSON format. Results are returned in JSON format. |
|
/img/api/v1.0/images/<int:img_id> |
DELETE |
No |
deletes an image from the server image list. The image ID must be
given in the HTTP address |


[[enactment_clause]]
Be it enacted by the <legislative body> of the <type> of <jurisdiction_name> as follows:
Views and ideas expressed on this site are those of the contributors only. They do not reflect any views or positions held by New York State. See our GitHub group for a list of contributors.
The purpose of this document is to describe how local laws will be expressed in Asciidoctor. It assumes that the body of law for each jurisdiction will reside in a discrete repository.
An expression of a specific local law at a point in time. Local governments are required to express and submit their laws in this form to DOS. This is generally what government officials call a "local law".
The New York State Department of State. Local governments are required to file laws with this agency before they may take effect.
Any formal compilation of multiple local laws. Local governments are not required to codify their laws, but many do to simplify research and make the body of law easier to understand. Municipal Home Rule Law § 27(6) requires the local official who is responsible for filing local laws to maintain “a separate book or books, which shall be indexed”. Such a book or collection of books is effectively one codified expression.
The root directory of the repository containing the body of law for a jurisdiction.
A repository node expresses a structural part of the law within the repository.
A node that resides in the repository root.
This section describes how repository nodes are structured in various platforms in development.
|
Note
|
The GitLaw platform used to have separate JSON and adoc files respectively for node metadata and text. It now combines them in one file as described here. |
A node is represented by a name.adoc
file, where name is the name of the node.
Metadata are contained in the front-matter of the file.
Metadata are formatted in Yet Another Markup Language (YAML).
If the section has text, it is contained in the body of the file after the front-matter.
If the section contains sub-units, they can either be included in the body or in a folder name
containing nodes representing each subunit.
Metadata are organized in a Hash structure.
| Key | Format | Purpose | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
structure |
array of hashes |
Hierarchy of node types allowed under this node. See Attributes of Structure Definitions. |
no |
type |
string |
The type of the node, which should correspond to a |
yes |
title |
string |
The title for the node. |
no |
number |
integer |
The numerical identifier for the node. This is always stored as an integer, even if it will be rendered in a different format. |
no |
The structure attribute, if provided contains hashes representing in each level of the hierarchy, starting with the immediate children of the node.
| Key | Format | Purpose | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
label |
string |
Label for the type of node at this level. |
yes |
number |
character |
Specifies how numbers for sections at this level should be realized
|
yes |
optional |
boolean |
True if nodes of this type must always be included in the hierarchy. False if they are sometimes omitted. |
yes |
text |
boolean |
True if node can have textual content. |
yes |
title |
boolean |
True if node can have a textual title. |
yes |
Root nodes have a type of code
and are not numbered.
These should represent the book or books into which the municipality organizes its laws.
This section describes how chronological expressions should be rendered in a repository.
Chronological expressions are organized in a convention that effectively forms a codification by default.
These expressions will reside under a root node laws
.
The laws
node contains a child node for each year in which a law was adopted.
For example, the 2014
node would contain all laws adopted in 2014 for the jurisdiction.
Each year node contains a node for each law adopted in that year.
The name of the node would be the number of the law adopted in the year.
For example, Local Law No. 5 of 2014 would be in a node named law-05
within the 2014
node.
Local governments have few constraints in how the structure the content of the law. Each law could be broken down into a structure of multiple nodes or it could be contained in a single node. In general, laws are short and simple enough that they can be contained in a single node. This will be the preferred practice.
The law must start with an enactment clause.
[[enactment_clause]]
Be it enacted by the <legislative body> of the <type> of <jurisdiction_name> as follows:
The law must end with a certification statement.
[[certification]]
<text determined by municipality>
The content in between these statements is considered the text of the law.
Text that resides in a codified expression should not be included directly in the law.
Instead it should reside in the codified expression.
A child asset of the node called diff.adoc
should describe how the text of the codification is altered.
This file will consist of a series of statements, such as this:
[[amendment_instruction]]
Chapter 5, Section 1 of the Administrative Code created by Local Law 5 of 2002
and amended by Local Law 2 of 2008 is amended to read as follows:
include::administrative-code/chapter-5/section-1.adoc[]
...
This can be generated automatically using a diff tool that compares the adopted law version to the current version to which it will be applied. The diff should use include statements to include the text from the codified expression where it resides. The diff itself can be included in the text of the law by reference.
Before a proposed law is adopted, it cannot be assigned to the laws
node.
Instead, it should reside in a special root node named proposed
.
On adoption this node will be moved to the appropriate place in the laws
node hierarchy.
Elements of the law may be organized into one or more codified expressions.
Each book should be contained in a hierarchy under a root node.
For example the "Administrative Code" of a municipality might be in a root node named administrative-code
.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.introspect |
Functionality needed for Bean introspection, required for detecting
accessors and mutators for Beans, as well as locating and handling
method annotations.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
AccessorNamingStrategy.Base
Helper class that implements all abstract methods with dummy implementations.
|
class |
DefaultAccessorNamingStrategy
Default
AccessorNamingStrategy used by Jackson: to be used either as-is,
or as base-class with overrides. |
static class |
DefaultAccessorNamingStrategy.RecordNaming
Implementation used for supporting "non-prefix" naming convention of
Java 14
java.lang.Record types, and in particular find default
accessors for declared record fields. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected AccessorNamingStrategy |
POJOPropertiesCollector._accessorNaming
Handler used for name-mangling of getter, mutator (setter/with) methods
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract AccessorNamingStrategy |
AccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forBuilder(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass builderClass,
BeanDescription valueTypeDesc)
Factory method for creating strategy instance for POJOs
that are deserialized using Builder type: in this case eventual
target (value) type is different from type of "builder" object that is
used by databinding to accumulate state.
|
AccessorNamingStrategy |
DefaultAccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forBuilder(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass builderClass,
BeanDescription valueTypeDesc) |
abstract AccessorNamingStrategy |
AccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forPOJO(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass valueClass)
Factory method for creating strategy instance for a "regular" POJO,
called if none of the other factory methods is applicable.
|
AccessorNamingStrategy |
DefaultAccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forPOJO(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass targetClass) |
abstract AccessorNamingStrategy |
AccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forRecord(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass recordClass)
Factory method for creating strategy instance for special
java.lang.Record
type (new in JDK 14). |
AccessorNamingStrategy |
DefaultAccessorNamingStrategy.Provider.forRecord(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass recordClass) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected POJOPropertiesCollector |
BasicClassIntrospector.constructPropertyCollector(MapperConfig<?> config,
AnnotatedClass classDef,
JavaType type,
boolean forSerialization,
AccessorNamingStrategy accNaming)
Overridable method called for creating
POJOPropertiesCollector instance
to use; override is needed if a custom sub-class is to be used. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
POJOPropertiesCollector(MapperConfig<?> config,
boolean forSerialization,
JavaType type,
AnnotatedClass classDef,
AccessorNamingStrategy accessorNaming) |
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--- author: Steve Gill categories: app date: '2011-06-09 21:51:20' permalink: /2011/06/09/building-a-phonegap-application-with-sencha-touch-training/ slug: building-a-phonegap-application-with-sencha-touch-training status: publish title: Building a Application with Sencha Touch & PhoneGap type: post format: html ---
Hey Everyone,
On June 28, we will be having another online training event. This one will be focused on making a application from scratch using Sencha Touch and PhoneGap.
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If you are interested in attending this online training, please purchase one of the PhoneGap support subscriptions over at http://PhoneGap.com/services.
To find out more details about this training and future trainings, please visit http://nitobi.com/training
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This Line chart uses custom adjusting that should work well with touch-based devices (eg tablets) - which the normal Line chart adjusting doesn't.
This goes in the documents header:<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.line.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="750" height="250">[No canvas support]</canvas> <button style="font-size: 20pt; cursor: pointer" onclick="line.set('spline', !line.get('spline')); RGraph.redraw();">Toggle spline</button>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the canvas tag(s):


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Vocabulary is a free web app created by BgmLover. It can help you to learn English words better. And talking about the thought of creating the app, maybe I just want to have a website like vocabulary . The website is open source, and you can download it from my github repository vocabulary .
For the template of the my website, I use the template from Start Bootstrap and you can get some nice website templates from it.
Feel free to leave me a comment on the github about this website!


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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Defines one useful function :func:`notify()` to (try to) send a desktop notification.
- Only tested on Ubuntu and Debian desktops.
- Should work on any FreeDesktop compatible desktop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD.
.. warning:: Experimental support of Mac OS X has been added since #143 (https://github.com/SMPyBandits/SMPyBandits/issues/143).
"""
from __future__ import division, print_function # Python 2 compatibility
__author__ = "Lilian Besson"
__version__ = "0.9"
from os import getcwd
from os.path import exists, join
from subprocess import Popen
VERBOUS = False
# Constants for the program
PROGRAM_NAME = "SMPyBandits" #: Program name
# ICON_PATH = join("..", "logo.png") #: Icon to use
ICON_PATH = "logo.png" #: Icon to use
# Define the icon loaded function
try:
from gi import require_version
require_version('GdkPixbuf', '2.0')
from gi.repository import GdkPixbuf
def load_icon():
""" Load and open the icon. """
# Loading the icon...
if exists(ICON_PATH):
# Use GdkPixbuf to create the proper image type
iconpng = GdkPixbuf.Pixbuf.new_from_file(ICON_PATH)
else:
iconpng = None
# print("iconpng =", iconpng) # DEBUG
return iconpng
except (ImportError, ValueError):
if VERBOUS:
print("\nError, gi.repository.GdkPixbuf seems to not be available, so notification icons will not be available ...")
print("On Ubuntu, if you want notification icons to work, install the 'python-gobject' and 'libnotify-bin' packages.")
print("(For more details, cf. 'http://www.devdungeon.com/content/desktop-notifications-python-libnotify')")
[docs] def load_icon():
""" Load and open the icon. """
return None
#: Trying to import gi.repository.Notify
has_Notify = False
try:
from gi import require_version
require_version('Notify', '0.7')
from gi.repository import Notify
# One time initialization of libnotify
Notify.init(PROGRAM_NAME)
has_Notify = True
except (ImportError, ValueError):
if VERBOUS:
print("\nError, gi.repository.Notify seems to not be available, so notification will not be available ...")
print("On Ubuntu, if you want notifications to work, install the 'python-gobject' and 'libnotify-bin' packages.")
print("(For more details, cf. 'http://www.devdungeon.com/content/desktop-notifications-python-libnotify')")
# Define the first notify function, with gi.repository.Notify
[docs]def notify_gi(body,
summary=PROGRAM_NAME,
icon="terminal",
timeout=5 # In seconds
):
""" Send a notification, with gi.repository.Notify.
- icon can be "dialog-information", "dialog-warn", "dialog-error".
"""
try:
# Trying to fix a bug:
# g-dbus-error-quark: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name :1.5124 was not provided by any .service files (2)
Notify.init(PROGRAM_NAME)
# XXX maybe the PROGRAM_NAME should be random?
# Cf. http://www.devdungeon.com/content/desktop-notifications-python-libnotify
# Create the notification object
notification = Notify.Notification.new(
summary, # Title of the notification
body, # Optional content of the notification
icon # XXX Should not indicate it here
)
# Lowest urgency (LOW, NORMAL or CRITICAL)
notification.set_urgency(Notify.Urgency.LOW)
# add duration, lower than 10 seconds (5 second is enough).
notification.set_timeout(timeout * 1000)
# Actually show the notification on screen
notification.show()
return 0
# Ugly! XXX Catches too general exception
except Exception as e:
print("\nnotify.notify(): Error, notify.notify() failed, with this exception")
print(e)
return -1
# Define the second notify function, with a subprocess call to 'notify-send'
[docs]def notify_cli(body,
summary=PROGRAM_NAME,
icon="terminal",
timeout=5, # In seconds,
gnulinux=True
):
""" Send a notification, with a subprocess call to 'notify-send'."""
try:
print("notify.notify(): Trying to use the command line program 'notify-send' ...")
icon = join(getcwd(), icon)
if gnulinux:
Popen(["notify-send", "--expire-time=%s" % (timeout * 1000), "--icon=%s" % icon, summary, body])
print("notify.notify(): A notification have been sent, with summary = '%s', body = '%s', expire-time='%s' and icon='%s'." % (summary, body, timeout * 1000, icon))
else:
# Cf. https://superuser.com/a/345455
Popen(["osascript", "-e", "'tell Application \"Finder\" to display dialog \"%s\"'" % body])
print("notify.notify(): A notification have been sent, with body = '%s'." % body)
return 0
# Ugly! XXX Catches too general exception
except Exception as e:
print("\nnotify.notify(): %s : not-found ! Returned exception is %s." % ("notify-send" if gnulinux else "osascript", e))
try:
if gnulinux:
return notify_cli(body, summary=summary, icon=icon, timeout=timeout, gnulinux=False)
else:
return -1
except Exception as e:
return -1
# Define the unified notify.notify() function
[docs]def notify(body,
summary=PROGRAM_NAME,
icon="terminal",
timeout=5 # In seconds
):
""" Send a notification, using one of the previously defined method, until it works. Usually it works."""
# print("Notification: '{}', from '{}' with icon '{}'.".format(body, summary, icon)) # DEBUG
if not has_Notify:
print("notify.notify(): Warning, desktop notification from Python seems to not be available ...")
return notify_cli(body, summary=summary, icon=icon, timeout=timeout)
else:
try:
return_code = notify_gi(body, summary=summary, icon=icon, timeout=timeout)
if return_code < 0:
return_code = notify_cli(body, summary=summary, icon=icon, timeout=timeout)
except Exception:
return_code = notify_cli(body, summary=summary, icon=icon, timeout=timeout)
return return_code
if __name__ == "__main__":
notify("Test body Test body Test body ! From 'notify(...)' with icon=terminal ...", icon="terminal")


| loadScenario {FSDM} | R Documentation |
loadScenario
reads the files that contain scenario information
and returns a list containing scenario status, values, and increments
information.
loadScenario(ModelsDir, ModelName, ConceptVars_, ScenarioFileName)
ModelsDir |
a string identifying the path to the models folder in which |
ModelName |
a string representation of the model name. |
ConceptVars_ |
a string vector of the model concept variable names. |
ScenarioFileName |
a string representation of the scenario name. |
This function reads the scenario status file and scenario file for a specified scenario and returns a list whose components are a list containing the scenario status information, a data frame containing the scenario values information, and an integer identifying the number of growth increments.
a list containing a status list, a scenario values data frame, and the number of growth increments for the scenario.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.opendatakit.aggregate.odktables.rest.entity |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Column
The XML document that represents a column.
|
| DataKeyValue
Serialization:
Holds the key-value entry for one user-defined field of the row
|
| Error.ErrorType |
| OdkTablesFileManifestEntry
This represents information about a file so that a phone running ODKTables
will be able to check to see if it has the most recent version of the file,
and if not will be able to download the file.
|
| PropertyEntryJson
If you use the 'properties' API, please consider switching
to the put/get of the properties.csv.
|
| PropertyEntryXml
If you use the 'properties' API, please consider switching
to the put/get of the properties.csv.
|
| Row |
| RowFilterScope |
| RowFilterScope.Access
Type of Filter.
|
| RowOutcome |
| RowOutcome.OutcomeType
Possible values:
UNKNOWN -- initial default value
SUCCESS -- rowETag, dataETagAtModification, filterScope updated
DENIED -- permission denied -- just the rowId is returned
IN_CONFLICT -- server record is returned (in full)
FAILED -- anonymous insert conflict (impossible?) or
delete of non-existent row -- just rowId is returned
|
| RowResource |
| Scope |
| Scope.Type
Type of Scope.
|
| TableAcl |
| TableAclResource |
| TableDefinition
Represents the XML format of a table definition.
|
| TableEntry
A TableEntry defines very only the tableId, the tableKey (for now), and ETags
for the data and the properties.
|
| TableResource |
| TableRole |
| TableRole.TablePermission |
| TableType |
| UserInfo
Describes a user who can manipulate odkTables appName content.
|
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globPatterns
Optional Array
of String
, defaulting to
either ['**/*.{js,css,html}']
(for workbox-build
and workbox-cli
) or []
(for workbox-webpack-plugin
)
Files matching against any of these patterns will be included in the precache manifest.
For more information, see the glob primer.
Note: Setting globPatterns
is often unnecessary when using the
workbox-webpack-plugin
, which will automatically precache files that are part of
the webpack build pipeline by default. When using the webpack plugin, only set it when you
need to cache
non-webpack assets.
Example:
globPatterns: ['dist/*.{js,png,html,css}']


Roles function manages the roles in the system. Each role can be assigned to 0 to many functions (permissions).
Each user inherits the functions of role .anno and role .auth.
By default, the system creates those 2 roles without any functions.
Each user has a type and inherits the functions of the role user.type.xxx, where xxx is the type of the user. If user does not have a type, it inherits the function of the role user.type.default.
This makes your user administration much easier. For example, department A has 10 users, they need the same functions. You can create a role called user.type.departA and assign functions to this role. And set the type of all the user in department A is departA. Then all the users in department A will inherit the functions in the role, user.type.departA. No roles to create and to assign to the users are required.
Click the "Roles" in the left navigation menu under List management, a new "Roles" Tab folder will created in the right panel. There are 3 sub-Tab folders, Search Role List, Search result Role List and Create New Role List.
| Role Name | Name of the role. |
| Description | The description. |
| AND and OR | Select AND radio box if you want those criteria add together. Select OR radio box if you want to get the result of either criteria meet |
The top part is the table, shows the list of the sanction list that meet the search criteria. The bottom part is the details, and the Functions of the selected entry.
Each entry can have 0 to many functions. (See Functions(Permissions) for details on Functions.
The .anno and .auth and user.type.xxx are not show in the Roles Tab. All the users will inherit them by default
Double Click the selected record in the table to modify this entry. A new Tab folder "Update/Delete Role list" will be added, as show below:
Grant or revoke the permission (function) to the role by check or uncheck the checkbox besides each function.
Select the "Create New Role List" Tab to create a new entry.
| Field Name | Descriptions. |
|---|---|
| Role Key | Unique record identifier. |
| Role Name | Name of the role, it must be unique with the system. |
| Description | Description of the role. |
| CreatedByDate | Date and Time when the entry is created. It is a read only field. |
| CreatedByUser | User who create this entry. It is a read only field. |
| ModifiedByDate | Last modified date and time; It is a read only field. |
| ModifiedByUser | Last modified user; It is a read only field. |


§603-21.6 Probate. The several circuit courts shall have power to:
(1) Grant probate of wills;
(2) Appoint personal representatives;
(3) Determine the heirs at law or devisees of deceased persons and to decree the distribution of decedents' estates;
(4) Appoint guardians for incapacitated adults;
(5) Appoint conservators;
(6) Compel personal representatives and such guardians and conservators to perform their respective trusts and to account in all respects for the discharge of their official duties;
(7) Remove any personal representative or any such guardian or conservator; and
(8) Do all other things as provided in chapter 560. [L 1972, c 88, §3(j); am L 1976, c 200, pt of §1; am L 2004, c 161, §34]
Rules of Court
See Hawaii Probate Rules.
Case Notes
Cited: 77 H. 251 (App.), 883 P.2d 673 (1994).


Die Roll Calculator
v1.20
An App provided by Weidenmiller Company for the use of its customers.
This app will allow you to calculate some of your most necessary calculations
while running a die roll.
On every page, click the calculate button whenever you make a change.
You can move back and forth between tabs.
Right now, this app only does rotary molders.

This App currently only works on round dies. Also, does not do interlocked dies.


Young biker loses 'half his leg' in horror smash with Audi on Scots road
Friends have launched a fundraising page to support the 20-year-old welder after the life changing incident in Aberdeen.
by Daniel Morrow, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/daniel-morrow/A young Aberdonian motorcyclist is recovering in hospital after losing part of his leg in a horror smash.
Konrad Trojakowski, from the city , was involved in a crash on the A947 Dyce to Banff road.
The 20-year-old was riding a Leximoto Michigan motorcycle when he collided with a silver Audi A3.
Emergency services treated the biker on the scene before rushing him to hospital after he suffered what was described as serious, but non-life threatening injuries at the time.
The driver of the Audi was uninjured in the incident at 7.25pm on Wednesday, November 6.
A GoFundMe put online by his friend Wendy Bruce has since revealed that the welder lost half of his right leg in the accident.
Konrad has been inundated with well-wishing messages on social media as he continued to recover in hospital.
Fiona McLeod wrote: “You are one brave guy Konrad, thinking of you, keep strong.”
Mya Owen commented: “I know we don’t talk much but you are the bravest guy I know man. Hang in there duck, I know you can get through this.”
Konrad Gorczynski added: “Get well as soon as possible bro and keep strong.”
The Aberdeen man has since responded to everyone on his Facebook account.
He wrote: “I can’t even begin to express my gratitude for the people that surround me and they have given me so much hope and love for the situation I have found myself in.
“I can't honestly message everybody back individually, at least not for now, because I am fading in and out of just being awake and sleeping.
“I’ll take some good rest and all of you know I will message everybody back, that I promise to personally thank each and every one of you there for me.”
The fundraising page for the biker has raised £975 since it was put online on Friday, November 8.
Police Scotland have continued their appeal for information as they attempt to piece together the cause of the crash.
Sergeant Peter Henderson of the Road Policing Department said: “Our inquiries have established that a light coloured van stopped at the scene. We have not yet spoken to the occupant of this vehicle.
"If you were the driver or a passenger in this vehicle, or know who they are, I would urge you to contact on 101 quoting incident number 3657 of November 6.
"Anyone else with information who has not yet spoken to a police officer is also asked to get in touch."
Click here to donate to Konrad's fundraiser.