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Doom note
Layers are a whole new concept for DOOM levels designers.
It is possible in DF to have many sectors one above the others.
This is completely impossible in DOOM.
The DF sectors are self-contained, by opposition to DOOM vertex and linedef sharing.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| jason | |
| jason.asSemantics | |
| jason.infra.repl | |
| jason.stdlib |
Internal actions of Jason.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static JasonException |
JasonException.createWrongArgumentNb(DefaultInternalAction ia) |
| Modifier and Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
(package private) class |
TransitionSystem.FailWithDeadline |
| Modifier and Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
class |
clear |
|
class |
mi |
|
class |
print_unifier |
|
class |
verbose |
| Modifier and Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
class |
abolish |
Internal action:
.abolish . |
class |
add_annot |
Internal action:
.add_annot . |
class |
add_nested_source |
Internal action:
.add_nested_source . |
class |
add_plan |
Internal action:
.add_plan . |
class |
all_names |
Internal action:
.all_names . |
class |
asserta |
Internal action:
.asserta . |
class |
assertz |
Internal action:
.assertz . |
class |
at |
Internal action:
.at . |
class |
atom |
Internal action:
.atom . |
class |
broadcast |
Internal action:
.broadcast . |
class |
clone |
|
class |
concat |
Internal action:
.concat . |
class |
copy_term |
|
class |
count |
Internal action:
.count . |
class |
create_agent |
Internal action:
.create_agent . |
class |
current_intention |
Internal action:
.current_intention . |
class |
date |
Internal action:
.date(YY,MM,DD) . |
class |
delete |
Internal action:
.delete . |
class |
desire |
Internal action:
.desire(D) . |
class |
df_deregister |
Internal action:
.df_deregister(S [,T]) . |
class |
df_register |
Internal action:
.df_register(S [,T]) . |
class |
df_search |
Internal action:
.df_search(S [,T] , L) . |
class |
df_subscribe |
Internal action:
.df_subscribe(S [,T]) . |
class |
difference |
Internal action:
.difference(S1,S2,S3) . |
class |
drop_all_desires |
Internal action:
.drop_all_desires . |
class |
drop_all_events |
Internal action:
.drop_all_events . |
class |
drop_all_intentions |
Internal action:
.drop_all_intentions . |
class |
drop_desire |
Internal action:
.drop_desire(D) . |
class |
drop_event |
Internal action:
.drop_event(D) . |
class |
drop_future_intention |
Internal action:
.drop_future_intention(I) . |
class |
drop_intention |
Internal action:
.drop_intention(I) . |
class |
empty |
Internal action:
.empty . |
class |
eval |
Internal action:
.eval(Var,Logical Expression) . |
class |
fail |
Internal action:
.fail . |
class |
fail_goal |
Internal action:
.fail_goal(G) . |
class |
findall |
Internal action:
.findall(Var,Literal,List) . |
class |
foreach |
Implementation of for.
|
class |
fork |
Implementation of .fort (used for |& and || operators).
|
class |
ground |
Internal action:
.ground . |
class |
if_then_else |
Implementation of if.
|
class |
include |
Internal action:
.include . |
class |
intend |
Internal action:
.intend(G, [ I ] ) . |
class |
intersection |
Internal action:
.intersection(S1,S2,S3) . |
class |
join |
injected by .fork
|
class |
kill_agent |
Internal action:
.kill_agent . |
class |
length |
Internal action:
.length . |
class |
list |
Internal action:
.list . |
class |
list_plans |
Internal action:
.list_plans . |
class |
list_rules |
Internal action:
.list_rules . |
class |
literal |
Internal action:
.literal . |
class |
loop |
Implementation of while.
|
class |
lower_case |
Internal action:
.lower_case(S1,S2) . |
class |
max |
Internal action:
.max . |
class |
member |
Internal action:
.member(T,L) . |
class |
min |
Internal action:
.min . |
class |
my_name |
Internal action:
.my_name . |
class |
namespace |
|
class |
nth |
Internal action:
.nth . |
class |
number |
Internal action:
.number . |
class |
perceive |
Internal action:
.perceive . |
class |
plan_label |
Internal action:
.plan_label(P,L) . |
class |
prefix |
Internal action:
.prefix(P,L) . |
class |
print |
Internal action:
.print . |
class |
printf |
Internal action:
.printf(format, args...) . |
class |
println |
Internal action:
.println . |
class |
puts |
Internal action:
.puts . |
class |
random |
Internal action:
.random(N) . |
class |
range |
Internal action:
.range(Var,Start,End, Step) . |
class |
relevant_plans |
Internal action:
.relevant_plans . |
class |
relevant_rules |
Internal action:
.relevant_rules . |
class |
remove_plan |
Internal action:
.remove_plan . |
class |
rename_apart |
replace the variable by unused named, to avoid clash.
|
class |
resume |
Internal action:
.resume(G) . |
class |
reverse |
Internal action:
.reverse . |
class |
save_agent |
Internal action:
.save_agent . |
class |
send |
Internal action:
.send . |
class |
setof |
|
class |
shuffle |
Internal action:
.shuffle(List,Result) . |
class |
sort |
Internal action:
.sort . |
class |
stopMAS |
Internal action:
.stopMAS . |
class |
string |
Internal action:
.string . |
class |
structure |
Internal action:
.structure . |
class |
sublist |
Internal action:
.sublist(S,L) . |
class |
substring |
Internal action:
.substring . |
class |
succeed_goal |
Internal action:
.succeed_goal(G) . |
class |
suffix |
Internal action:
.suffix(S,L) . |
class |
suspend |
Internal action:
.suspend(G) . |
class |
suspended |
Internal action:
.suspended(G, R) . |
class |
term2string |
Internal action:
.term2string(T,S) . |
class |
time |
Internal action:
.time(HH,MM,SS) . |
class |
union |
Internal action:
.union(S1,S2,S3) . |
class |
upper_case |
Internal action:
.upper_case(S1,S2) . |
class |
wait |
Internal action:
.wait(E,T) . |


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The Run! button sends the query from the query editor and the program from the program editor for evaluation to the Prolog server.
You can either type a query or embed queries in a comment block in the program and select it from the Examples dropup menu. Queries are added to the History dropup menu for re-use.
Example queries embedded in your program must be formatted like this:
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A Nodejs module that helps you build your Hyperledger Fabric nodejs chaincode. Testing is done using the fabric-mock-stub.
yarn add @theledger/fabric-chaincode-utils
An example implementation of this chaincode is located at examples/MyChaincode.ts. A full chaincode project is located at wearetheledger/fabric-network-boilerplate.
The Chaincode class is a base class containing handlers for the Invoke()
and Init()
function which are required by fabric-shim
. The Init()
function can be overwritten by just implementing it in your MyChaincode class, this function should be called init
and will also be injected with the same arguments as your custom functions.
export class MyChaincode extends Chaincode {
async init(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]) {
return 'this will override the init method in Chaincode';
}
}
The Chaincode base class also implements the Invoke()
method, it will search in your class for existing chaincode methods with the function name you sent. It will also automatically wrap and serialize the reponse with shim.success()
and shim.error()
. You can just return the javascript object and it will do the rest, BUT returning a Buffer is still supported aswell. So for example, if we invoke our chaincode with function queryCar
, the function below will be executed.
export class MyChaincode extends Chaincode {
async queryCar(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]): Promise<any> {
const verifiedArgs = await Helpers.checkArgs<{ key: string }>(args[0], Yup.object()
.shape({
key: Yup.string().required(),
}));
const car = stubHelper.getStateAsObject(verifiedArgs.key); //get the car from chaincode state
if (!car) {
throw new ChaincodeError('Car does not exist');
}
return car;
}
}
The StubHelper is a wrapper around the fabric-shim
Stub. Its a helper to automatically serialize and deserialize data being saved/retreived.
Get an object by key
This is the same as the getState function, but it will deserialize the Buffer to an object.
stubHelper.getStateAsObject(verifiedArgs.key);
Put an object by key
This is the same as the putState function, but it will serialize the object to a Buffer for you.
stubHelper.putState(verifiedArgs.key, data);
Get a date by key
This is the same as the getState function, but it will deserialize the Buffer to a Date.
stubHelper.getStateAsDate(verifiedArgs.key);
Get a string by key
This is the same as the getState function, but it will deserialize the Buffer to a String.
stubHelper.getStateAsString(verifiedArgs.key);
Get an Array from rich query
This is the same as the getQueryResult function, but it will deserialize and convert the iterator to an Array for you. Passing the keyValue is optional and will return an array with key values.
stubHelper.getQueryResultAsList(queryString, keyValue);
Get an Array from range query
This is the same as the getStateByRange function, but it will deserialize and convert the iterator to an Array for you. Passing the keyValue is optional and will return an array with key values.
stubHelper.getStateByRangeAsList(startKey, endKey);
Get an Array from history by key
This is the same as the getHistoryByKey function, but it will deserialize and convert the iterator to an Array for you.
stubHelper.getHistoryForKeyAsList(key);
Get the original stub
This will expose the stub which is returned by fabric-shim.
stubHelper.getStub();
Get ClientIdentity
This will expose the ClientIdentity which is returned by fabric-shim.
stubHelper.getClientIdentity();
Get ChaincodeCrypto
This will expose the ShimCrypto which is returned by fabric-shim-crypto required for encryption, decryption, signing and verification.
stubHelper.getChaincodeCrypto();
Query by key
Returns an item matching the key
async queryCar(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]): Promise<any> {
const verifiedArgs = await Helpers.checkArgs<{ key: string }>(args[0], Yup.object()
.shape({
key: Yup.string().required(),
}));
const car = stubHelper.getStateAsObject(verifiedArgs.key); //get the car from chaincode state
if (!car) {
throw new ChaincodeError('Car does not exist');
}
return car;
}
Perform a rich query
Returns an array of items matching the rich query. Notice that we add the property 'docType' in the create method.
async queryAllCars(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]): Promise<any> {
return await stubHelper.getQueryResultAsList(
{selector:{ docType: 'car'}}
);
}
Query by range
async queryAllCars(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]): Promise<any> {
const startKey = 'CAR0';
const endKey = 'CAR999';
return await stubHelper.getStateByRangeAsList(startKey, endKey);
}
Creating
async createCar(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]) {
const verifiedArgs = await Helpers.checkArgs<any>(args[0], Yup.object()
.shape({
key: Yup.string().required(),
make: Yup.string().required(),
model: Yup.string().required(),
color: Yup.string().required(),
owner: Yup.string().required(),
}));
let car = {
docType: 'car',
make: verifiedArgs.make,
model: verifiedArgs.model,
color: verifiedArgs.color,
owner: verifiedArgs.owner
};
await stubHelper.putState(verifiedArgs.key, car);
}
Updating object
async changeCarOwner(stubHelper: StubHelper, args: string[]) {
const verifiedArgs = await Helpers.checkArgs<{ key: string; owner: string }>(args[0], Yup.object()
.shape({
key: Yup.string().required(),
owner: Yup.string().required(),
}));
let car = await <any>stubHelper.getStateAsObject(verifiedArgs.key);
car.owner = verifiedArgs.owner;
await stubHelper.putState(verifiedArgs.key, car);
}
The Transform class is a helper to provide data transformation to and from the formats required by hyperledger fabric.
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git commit -am 'Add some feature'
git push origin my-new-feature
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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
import ErrorFactory from './error-factory';
import logHelper from '../../../../lib/log-helper.js';
/**
* Given two `Response`s, compares several header values to see if they are
* the same or not.
*
* @example
* const responseIsSame = responsesAreSame({
* first: firstResponse,
* second: secondResponse,
* headersToCheck: [
* 'content-length',
* 'etag',
* 'last-modified',
* ]
* });
*
* @memberof module:workbox-broadcast-cache-update
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {Response} input.first One of the `Response`s.
* @param {Response} input.second Another of the `Response`s.
* @param {Array<string>} input.headersToCheck A list of headers that will be
* used to determine whether the `Response`s differ.
* @return {boolean} Whether or not the `Response` objects are assumed to be
* the same.
*/
function responsesAreSame({first, second, headersToCheck}={}) {
if (!(first instanceof Response &&
second instanceof Response &&
headersToCheck instanceof Array)) {
throw ErrorFactory.createError('responses-are-same-parameters-required');
}
const atLeastOneHeaderAvailable = headersToCheck.some((header) => {
return first.headers.has(header) && second.headers.has(header);
});
if (!atLeastOneHeaderAvailable) {
logHelper.log({
message: `Unable to determine whether the response has been updated
because none of the headers that would be checked are present.`,
data: {
'First Response': first,
'Second Response': second,
'Headers To Check': JSON.stringify(headersToCheck),
},
});
// Just return true, indicating the that responses are the same, since we
// can't determine otherwise.
return true;
}
return headersToCheck.every((header) => {
return (first.headers.has(header) === second.headers.has(header)) &&
(first.headers.get(header) === second.headers.get(header));
});
}
export default responsesAreSame;


The INSTR
functions search string
for substring
. The function returns an integer indicating the position of the character in string
, or a zero (0) if does not find a match.
INSTR
calculates strings using characters as defined by the input character set.
INSTRB
uses bytes instead of characters.
INSTRC
uses Unicode complete characters.
REGEXP_INSTR
provides additional options.
NUMBER
{ INSTR | INSTRB | INSTRC } (string , substring [, position [, occurrence ] ])
string
is the text expression to search.
substring
is the text string to search for.
position
is a nonzero integer indicating the character in string
where the function begins the search. When position is negative, then INSTR
counts and searches backward from the end of string. The default value of position is 1, which means that the function begins searching at the first character of string.
occurrence
is an integer indicating which occurrence of string the function should search for. The value of occurrence must be positive. The default values of occurrence is 1, meaning the function searches for the first occurrence of substring
.
INSTR('CORPORATE FLOOR','OR', 3, 2)
searches the string CORPORATE FLOOR beginning with the third character (R) for the second instance of the substring OR. It returns the value 14
, which is the position of the second O in FLOOR.


How much money Plymouth Argyle have made from cup competitions so far this season
The Pilgrims will be away to Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup second round on December 1
by Chris ErringtonPlymouth Argyle have picked up £88,500 in prize money from three cup competitions this season.
But the real riches can still be made by Ryan Lowe's Pilgrims if they can progress further in the FA Cup.
Argyle will be away to Bristol Rovers, managed by former Argyle defender Graham Coughlan, in the second round next weekend.
The game at the Memorial Stadium will be played on Sunday, December 1 with a 2pm kick-off so it can form part of the BBC Final Score programme.
That will earn both clubs £12,500 in TV fees as a result, while the winners of the tie will receive £54,000 in prize money.
A televised second round replay between Argyle and Rovers at Home Park would be worth £36,000 apiece.
However, it is in third round of the FA Cup where the prize money and TV fees become very considerable.
Third round winners receive £135,000 in prize money, and the broadcast fee for a televised tie at that stage of the competition is £114,000 per club.
So, for example, if Argyle were to beat Rovers in a televised replay and then be chosen for a live broadcast of a third round tie against a top Premier League club at Home Park, they would earn £204,000.
That is excluding the gate receipts from what would probably be an 18,000 sell-out at the Theatre of Greens.
Here is a breakdown of the prize money that Argyle have received so far this season:
EFL Cup
First round winners vs Leyton Orient: £5,000
Total: £5,000 + gate receipts
EFL Trophy
Participation fee: £20,000
Draw vs Bristol Rovers £5,000
Win vs Swindon Town: £10,000
Total: £35,000 + gate receipts
FA Cup
First round winners vs Bolton Wanderers: £36,000
Bristol Rovers tie moved to Sunday: £12,500
Total so far: £48,500 + gate receipts
Overall total: £88,500 + gate receipts


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“ Hi, Welcome to the FoodChooser. May I take your order? ”
This app is designed to make choosing what to eat a lot easier, especially when you have a lot of options. It's also helpful for settling arguments when you want to eat one thing but somebody wants to eat somehing else.
How it works:
- Add an option to the list of food
- Click the 'FoodChooser' button to select randomly from the options provided
- Eat it.
You should eat:


Hafizuddin took part in the the Sustainable Los Angeles Grand Challenges Undergraduate Research Program, in which he was assigned to the Wirz Research Group. Throughout his experience, Hafiz was reponsible for pitching ideas, researching existing methods, and create CAD models.
In his junior year, Hafizuddin was a member of the Fang Lu Mesoscopic Optics and Quantum Electronics Laboratory, where he aided in the commercialization of AR/VR glasses, alongside Prof. Wong. Hafiz represented Xavier Optics at the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Summer Bootcamp, where he served as the Vice President of Technology. Throughout his tenure, he conducted customer discovery, market analysis, and connected with potential investors who are interested in the technology


Welcome Page
This is a service, not a web app.
Full documentation can be found here: http://sagebionetworks.jira.com/wiki/display/PLFM/Repository+Service
How to set up your own instance of the service: http://sagebionetworks.jira.com/wiki/display/PLFM/Developer+Bootstrap#DeveloperBootstrap-ServiceDevelopment
Here are some sample requests you might make:
curl -H Accept:application/json http://localhost:8080/repo/v1/dataset/test
curl -H Accept:application/json http://localhost:8080/repo/v1/dataset


Do or die for Stags, Knights
by Theodore P. JuradoLETRAN and San Sebastian try to keep their season alive as the NCAA men’s basketball step-ladder semifinals opens today at the Cuneta Astrodome.
The winner of the 4 p.m. match will face No. 2 Lyceum of the Philippines University in another knockout duel on Friday.
Four-peat seeking San Beda jumped straight to the championship round after sweeping all of its 18 games in the double-round eliminations. The best-of-three series starts next Tuesday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
The Knights and the Stags split their elimination round head-to-head.
Minus coach Egay Macaraya, who was serving a one-game suspension and its ace guard RK Ilagan fouling out, San Sebastian nipped Letran, 102-101, in overtime last Aug. 20.
The Knights got their payback exactly a month later with a masterful 99-82 conquest of the Stags.
Letran is making its second straight Final Four appearance as the third-ranked team, while San Sebastian is back in the semifinals after missing the bus last year.
Jerrick Balanza, who along with Christian Balagasay were the only remnants of the 2015 Knights champion team that defied all the odds, simply don’t want to end his collegiate career.
All Balanza wants is to bring back Letran to the Finals and hopefully reclaim its old glory along with fellow senior Bonbon Batiller and big man Larry Muyang.
The Stags will rely on their top guns Ilagan and Allyn Bulanadi to go deeper in the season.
Bulanadi exploded for a season-high 44 points as San Sebastian turned back University of Perpetual Help System Dalta, 99-94, in a win that turned out to be the clincher for the remaining semis spot two weeks ago.


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Join table class for DataTables Editor.
The Join class can be used with Editor::join to allow Editor to
obtain joined information from the database.
For an overview of how Join tables work, please refer to the
Editor manual as it is
useful to understand how this class represents the links between tables,
before fully getting to grips with it's API.
Namespace: DataTables\
Editor
Example:
Join the parent table (the one specified in the Editor::table
method) with the table access, with a link table user__access, which
allows multiple properties to be found for each row in the parent table.
Join::inst( 'access', 'array' )
->link( 'users.id', 'user_access.user_id' )
->link( 'access.id', 'user_access.access_id' )
->field(
Field::inst( 'id' )->validator( 'Validate::required' ),
Field::inst( 'name' )
)
Example:
Single row join - here we join the parent table with a single row in
the child table, without an intermediate link table. In this case the
child table is called extra and the two fields give the columns that
Editor will read from that table.
Join::inst( 'extra', 'object' )
->link( 'user.id', 'extra.user_id' )
->field(
Field::inst( 'comments' ),
Field::inst( 'review' )
)
Located at Editor/Join.php
Methods summary
public
|
#
__construct( string $table = null, string $type = 'object' )
Join instance constructor.
Join instance constructor.
Parameters
- $table
- Table name to get the joined data from.
- $type
Work with a single result ('object') or an array of
results ('array') for the join.
|
public
string|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
aliasParentTable( string $_ = null )
Get / set parent table alias.
Get / set parent table alias.
When working with a self referencing table (i.e. a column in the table contains
a primary key value from its own table) it can be useful to set an alias on the
parent table's name, allowing a self referencing Join. For example: SELECT p2.publisher FROM publisher as p2 JOIN publisher on (publisher.idPublisher = p2.idPublisher)
Where, in this case, publisher is the table that is used by the Editor instance,
and you want to use Join to link back to the table (resolving a name for example).
This method allows that alias to be set. Fields can then use standard SQL notation
to select a field, for example p2.publisher or publisher.publisher .
Parameters
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Field[] |DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
field( DataTables\Editor\Field $_ = null )
Get / set field instances.
Get / set field instances.
The list of fields designates which columns in the table that will be read
from the joined table.
Parameters
Returns
See
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Field[] |DataTables\Editor\Join
|
|
public
boolean|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
get( boolean $_ = null )
Get / set get attribute.
When set to false no read operations will occur on the join tables.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
|
#
join( string|string[] $parent = null, string|string[] $child = null, string $table = null )
Get / set join properties.
Get / set join properties.
Define how the SQL will be performed, on what columns. There are
basically two types of join that are supported by Editor here, a direct
foreign key reference in the join table to the parent table's primary
key, or a link table that contains just primary keys for the parent and
child tables (this approach is usually used with a DataTables\Editor\Join::type() of
'array' since you can often have multiple links between the two tables,
while a direct foreign key reference will typically use a type of
'object' (i.e. a single entry).
Deprecated
Parameters
- $parent
Parent table's primary key names. If used
with a link table (i.e. third parameter to this method is given, then
an array should be used, with the first element being the pkey's name
in the parent table, and the second element being the key's name in
the link table.
- $child
Child table's primary key names. If used
with a link table (i.e. third parameter to this method is given, then
an array should be used, with the first element being the pkey's name
in the child table, and the second element being the key's name in the
link table.
- $table
- Join table name, if using a link table
Returns
Join This for chaining
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
link( string $field1, string $field2 )
Create a join link between two tables. The order of the fields does not
matter, but each field must contain the table name as well as the field
name.
Create a join link between two tables. The order of the fields does not
matter, but each field must contain the table name as well as the field
name.
This method can be called a maximum of two times for an Mjoin instance:
- First time, creates a link between the Editor host table and a join table
- Second time creates the links required for a link table.
Please refer to the Editor Mjoin documentation for further details:
https://editor.datatables.net/manual/php
Parameters
- $field1
- Table and field name
- $field2
- Table and field name
Returns
Throws
Exception Link limitations
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
order( string $_ = null )
Specify the property that the data will be sorted by.
Specify the property that the data will be sorted by.
Parameters
- $_
- $order SQL column name to order the data by
Returns
|
public
String|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
name( string $_ = null )
Get / set name.
The name of the Join is the JSON property key that is used when
'getting' the data, and the HTTP property key (in a JSON style) when
'setting' data. Typically the name of the db table will be used here,
but this method allows that to be overridden.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
boolean|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
set( boolean $_ = null )
Get / set set attribute.
When set to false no write operations will occur on the join tables.
This can be useful when you want to display information which is joined,
but want to only perform write operations on the parent table.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
String|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
table( string $_ = null )
Get / set join table name.
Get / set join table name.
Please note that this will also set the DataTables\Editor\Join::name() used by the Join
as well. This is for convenience as the JSON output / HTTP input will
typically use the same name as the database name. If you want to set a
custom name, the DataTables\Editor\Join::name() method must be called after this one.
Parameters
- $_
- Name of the table to read the join data from
Returns
|
public
String|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
type( string $_ = null )
Get / set the join type.
The join type allows the data that is returned from the join to be given
as an array (i.e. working with multiple possibly results for each record from
the parent table), or as an object (i.e. working which one and only one result
for each record form the parent table).
Parameters
- $_
Join type ('object') or an array of
results ('array') for the join.
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
validator( string $fieldName, callable $fn )
Set a validator for the array of data (not on a field basis)
Set a validator for the array of data (not on a field basis)
Parameters
- $fieldName
Name of the field that any error should be shown
against on the client-side
- $fn
- Callback function for validation
Returns
|
public
string[]|DataTables\Editor\Join
|
#
where( string|callable $key = null, string|string[] $value = null, string $op = '=' )
Where condition to add to the query used to get data from the database.
Note that this is applied to the child table.
Where condition to add to the query used to get data from the database.
Note that this is applied to the child table.
Can be used in two different ways:
- Simple case:
where( field, value, operator )
- Complex:
where( fn )
Parameters
- $key
- Single field name or a closure function
- $value
- Single field value, or an array of values.
- $op
- Condition operator: <, >, = etc
Returns
|
public
boolean
|
#
whereSet( boolean $_ = null )
Get / set if the WHERE conditions should be included in the create and
edit actions.
Get / set if the WHERE conditions should be included in the create and
edit actions.
This means that the fields which have been used as part of the 'get'
WHERE condition (using the where() method) will be set as the values
given.
This is default false (i.e. they are not included).
Parameters
- $_
- Include (
true ), or not (false )
Returns
boolean Current value
|


Fusion 360 Plugins Collection
A collection of personal projects built on the Fusion 360 API
All Add-ins are provided as-is with no warranty or guarantees
Geometry Creation
General Utilities
Manufacturing Utilities
Installing Add-ins
Geometry Creation
Top
Vent
er
•
Create customized vent features in Fusion 360
•
Circular, slot and rectangular vent types supported
•
Perfect for Sheet parts and electronic enclosures
Helix
•
Create helical curves in Fusion 360
•
Creates approximate 3D interpolation
•
Use for creating custom threads
Dog Bone Fillet
•
Create Dog Bone Fillets in Fusion 360
•
Very useful when working with CNC Routers
•
Has ability to automatically identify all internal corners and apply dog-bone to all
General Utilities
Top
Parameter Edit
•
Quick editor to make changes to user parameters with real time update.
•
Automatically gets all user defined parameters
•
Updates are reflected in realtime on the model
Show Hidden (Show All)
•
Show all bodies, components or planes in a design
•
Show “hidden” bodies, components, or planes in a design
•
Creates very use workflow for finding hidden items deep in a complex tree
State Saver
•
Save the state of: hide/show, suppress/unsuppress, and parameter values
•
Quickly switch between named states
•
Information is saved in the model and accessible by anyone with the addin installed
Copy Paste Body
•
Create “un-associated” copy of a body in Fusion 360
•
Works between separate documents
•
Ideal for non-history based iterative design tasks
Project Archiver
•
Export all design files in a given Fusion 360 project
•
For the paranoid in all of us
•
Current project shown in data panel will be exported to given file format.
Manufacturing Utilities
Top
Nester
•
Basic layout (nesting) of multiple components
•
Select multiple flat components and a reference plane to layout all components
•
Lays components in sequence with uniform spacing between bounding box
Universal G-Code Sender Fusion 360 Add-in
•
Select a setup, folder or operation to send to UGS (Universal G-Code Sender)
•
Posts with proper post and launches g-code file into UGS interface
•
Avoids local export
OctoPrint Fusion 360 Add-in
•
Directly export and upload model to OctoPrint
•
Slice and print on demand
•
Dynamically reads available machines and configurations to present to user
Fusion Slicer Import Utility
•
Allows for importing a directory of DXF files, as created from Fusion Slicer
•
Apply a thickness for all profiles to be extruded
•
Can either tile by Slicer bounding box or attempt a tighter packing


Requirements
Before following these instructions please ensure you have already installed the following software:
After everything is installed, you need to ensure that the Docker application is running properly on your computer.
Create a repository
Once you have completed all the requirements, you may create a new repository with a folder\file structure like the one below:
Contents of each of the files in the repository
src/my_script.py
# Sample taken from pyStrich GitHub repository
# https://github.com/mmulqueen/pyStrich
from pystrich.datamatrix import DataMatrixEncoder
encoder = DataMatrixEncoder('This is a DataMatrix.')
encoder.save('./datamatrix_test.png')
print(encoder.get_ascii())
Dockerfile
FROM python:3
ADD src /src
RUN pip install pystrich
CMD [ "python", "./src/my_script.py" ]
Connect PyCharm to Docker environment
- Navigate to File -> Settings (on Windows) or Preferences (on macOS)
- Under the Settings menu, expand Build, Execution, Deployment, select Docker and click on the ‘+’ icon to add a Docker environment.
- Select the correct Docker daemon and ensure Pycharm can establish a connection to it.
Note: This will vary depending on the environment you are running.
- Docker Toolbox running on a Windows Non-Pro (Windows Home) operating system.
Note: This will require a change in the Docker settings to ensure you expose the daemon on a specific TCP port without TLS.
- Docker Native running on a Windows Pro operating system
- Docker running on macOS
- Add Docker to the run configuration by clicking the Add Configuration button on the top right corner of PyCharm.
- Once the Run/Debug Configuration window opens, click the ‘+’ icon and select Docker -> Dockerfile
- Enter all the require information for the run configuration:
Name - enter a name for the run configuration
Dockerfile - select the dockerfile you would want to execute within this run configuration
Image tag - enter the tag name that will be used on image you will built
Run built image - ensure this checkbox is checked
- Click on the Run\Play button in order to execute the run configuration you just set up.
- Confirm the output of the run configuration, in this case the output will be the barcode created on the python script.
- Add the corresponding interpreter for your environment, by clicking on the current interpreter and then Add interpreter
- Select Docker and the corresponding image name
- Select the recently created interpreter
- Confirm the interpreter is working properly by navigating to the interpreter settings from the same menu above. This should ensure that all the libraries required are loaded.


III.4 Building Development Market Analysis and Strategies
Market Studies & Marketing
Strategy – Building Development (III.4.)
Identify the most likely buyers or renters of the improved
property.
- Early identification of the prospects and a target marketing strategy is imperative.
Determine an attractive pricing policy.
- Rental rates, lease terms, and tenant finish allowances must be competitive and reflective of the quality of the
new space.
Determine the occupancy date for the newly constructed building.
- The available occupancy date must be reasonable.
- Is early occupancy available, if so, in what areas of the building?
Evaluate the financial opportunities for building operators.
- Are the financial markets supportive of building operators acquiring a new building?
- Are there financial institutions or pension funds that would like to finance he building?
- Are there equity investors who would like to invest in the building?
- Can the Building developer help the Builidng operator locate the capital to acquire the building?
Determine the lease-up period.
- How long will it take to lease the entire building?
- Are there incentives or inducements to accelerate the lease-up
Estimate the sales period to sell the newly constructed building.
- The building developer begins marketing the finished building as soon as he acquires the site.
- Sales interest in directly related to the leasing; more leasing begets more sales interest.
Establish a relationship with outside brokers and leasing agents to promote the building.
- Outside brokers or leasing agents may call themselves “buyer agents’ or “tenant representatives”, but they
should be very good friend with the Building Developer.
- These people should be kept informed of the building’s progress and leasing status.
- The Building Developer should have a vey clear compensation arrangement for these “outside agents.” They are
your friends!


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The Email Archive displays a default number of email messages, and this number cannot be modified for an entire course site or project site. As an individual site participant, however, you can control the number of Email Archive messages displayed by doing the following:
Email Archive
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Siberian Husky
Even if you're not planning on dog-sledding across Alaska, the Siberian Husky's agreeable, outgoing temperament make him a great addition to your family.
- Personality: Friendly, gentle, dignified; alert, but not agressive
- Energy Level: Very Active; Siberians are highly energetic and enjoy regular exercise
- Good with Children: Better with Supervision
- Good with other Dogs: Yes
The breed won America's heart in the 1920's, when teams of Siberians rushed serum to diphtheria-stricken Nome. The breed's willingness to work and love of exercise is matched with a friendly and gentle nature. These are sociable, energetic dogs and your Siberian Husky puppy will love being a member of your pack, including kids and dogs.


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Test localStorage
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Use the Historic Districs map to find out information about Local Historic and National Register Districts. Click on Local Historic Landmarks for pictures and information.
Stormwater Control Measures (SCM) located on private property must be maintained and inspected on a regular basis. Search by address to find more information about a particular SCM.


Sometimes users want to see different amounts of information for items. The ListView control supports swapping of item templates at runtime, so you can change how items are displayed on-the-fly. To change the ListView control’s template, set its itemTemplate property to the declarative template or templating function you want to use instead.
Click the 'Swap item template' button to show or hide details about the ice-cream flavors.


TCU is a map of Troika! related sights
TCU is an independent production by MathArtBang and is not affiliated with the Melsonian Arts Council.
Source code and details are HERE!
TCU is an independent production by MathArtBang and is not affiliated with the Melsonian Arts Council.
Source code and details are HERE!


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UK Cabinet Blocks Report on Alleged Russian Pro-Brexit Campaign - Reports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The UK government has blocked a security report from a publication which alludes to Russia’s role in the 2016 Brexit referendum, the Guardian said Monday.
The report was prepared by the intelligence and security committee and submitted to the cabinet on October 17, according to the Guardian. It was expected to be released early this week.
But the government has reportedly indicated that the 50-page text would not go public before the parliament is dissolved on Tuesday, meaning its publication has been postponed until after the December 12 general election.
The document is said to contain claims that Russia conducted an influence campaign ahead of the 2016 vote and funnelled money to UK political parties. It also features evidence from Christopher Steele, an ex-British spy credited with digging up dirt on Donald Trump.


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THE PEACEMAKER By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. DreamWorks Pictures Director: Mimi Leder Writer: Michael Schiffer Cast: George Clooney, Nicole Kidman, Marcel Iures, Alexander Baluev, Rene Medvesek, Gary Werntz, Randall Batinkoff, Jim Haynie, Alexander Strobele, Holt McCallany "The peacemakers must be made to feel pain." Now that doesn't sound too logical, but when this movie's principal villain makes that strange announcement, he hopes that the audience which will make "The Peacemaker" numero uno at the box office will sympathize just a little with him. The peacemakers of the title are the governments of the U.S. and Western Europe, but paradoxically, they may have caused more violence by their actions than your average warmonger. As implied by Dusan Gavrich--whose role is performed by Romania's Marcel Iures--the powers that imposed their so-called peace settlements on his native Bosnia actually created friction by compressing populations of historical enemies like Serbs, Muslims and Croats. As a result Dusan's beloved child is shot down before his eyes. He is determined at this point to punish not the actual killer but the governments which, he is convinced, set the stage for the atrocity. Hence his scheme to vaporize a ten-square block around the United Nations building in New York, where a treaty is about to be signed. "The Peacemaker," like many other movies of the genre, requires the audience to suspend reality more than they are requested to do for, say, romantic melodramas or even light comedies. There is so much activity packed into this two- hour show that you can be forgiven for a little confusion. What seems to be going on is a two-pronged scheme. One is Dusan's design to clear the traffic jam on New York's Upper East Side. The other is a scheme by General Alexsander Kodoroff (played by the Moscow Academy Art Theater-trained Russian actor Alexander Baluev) to hijack ten nuclear devices from a speeding train, truck them to Iran, and return with big bucks. The Russian mafia--which supplies the trucks--is involved, of course, and so it remains for Dr. Julia Kelly (Nicole Kidman) and Col. Thomas Devoe (George Clooney) to save the U.S. from the Ayatollahs and secure Bloomingdale's from an enraged and self-pitying terrorist. The picture features some striking scenery, of both mountainous areas and Olde Worlde streets, captured by photographer Dietrich Lohmann in such exotic areas as Slovakia and Macedonia, which stand in for Sarajevo and surrounding Bosnia. The opening scenes come on strong in the James Bond style, as General Kodoroff and followers equipped with laser guns and coal-miners' hats take over the train carrying the Big Berthas on the way to being defused under treaty agreements. But as one soldier says, "I didn't joint the Russian army to see it dismantled by the Americans," which gains the response, "The world is changing."
The world changes as well for Julia Kelly, a nuclear scientist who as acting head of the White House Nuclear Smuggling Group reports directly to the president. Though a decisive individual accustomed to having her rapid-fire orders executed promptly, she seems to have no direct experience with the violent world outside her offices, that is, not until she is teamed up with Lt. Col. Devoe, an intelligence man attached to Special Forces, who teaches her that violence is the way to stay #1 in the still-turbulent post-Cold War world. In a world dominated by the United States, one in which-- according to Devoe--"the Russians couldn't find snow in the winter," the Americans would be sadly mistaken to feel smug. The U.S. won the Cold War but there are sinister forces at work which continue to make this a parlous world. Countries like Iran, Iraq, and Libya may dream of waging chemical and biological warfare. The smuggling of still-active nuclear weapons to hostile governments remains a possibility. And individuals with certain personal agendas are determined at the risk of their own lives to seek vengeance against the powers they feel are frustrating them. The initial half of "The Peacemaker" is the more explosive part, filled with sinister looking guys speaking strange tongues (but providing English subtitles) who pull off an exciting raid on a bomb-conveying train under the literally sleeping noses of its Russian guards and proceed with their plan to get the firepower over the Azerbaijani border to Iran. There is car chase which is as gripping as it is trite, as Devoe, with passenger Kelly in tow, deliberately rams his bulletproof Mercedes against the vehicles in hot pursuit. But when Devoe and Kelly hunt down a pair of fanatics in Manhattan who have stolen a single nuclear device and plan to detonate it inside the U.N. building, the film becomes an all-too-predictable race against the clock as the American team must defuse the bomb with minutes to go. Still, Nicole Kidman looks dashing whether doing laps in her agency's pool or chasing down zealots without mussing her hair or dirtying her Calvin Klein blouse. And Clooney has perfected his shy smile and his tilt of the head so effectively that when he invites Kidman to share some beers we have no doubt of her response. Until the conclusion there is little hint of a love interest, though there's some playful one-upmanship, as when Clooney announces to Kidman, "I've just spoken to the Joint Chiefs of Staff" to which Kidman replies, "I've been on the phone with the president." The frantic activity is directed by Mimi Leder, who proves that a woman at the helm of an action-adventure film can be as macho as anyone. Rated R. Running Time: 122 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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test_b64_string_to_ndarray
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test_image_processor_client.
test_b64_to_image_file
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test_image_processor_client.
test_create_deets_message
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test_image_processor_client.
test_create_filename
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test_image_processor_client.
test_image_file_to_b64_exists
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test_image_file_to_b64_notfound
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I know this looks weird but, run this script in web browser console of your LinkedIn.com Homepage to make your LinkedIn colorful, Happy Holi!


Before Change
self.opWrapperFeatureSelection.ComplexityPenalty.setValue(self._selection_params["c"])
selected_feature_ids = self.opWrapperFeatureSelection.SelectedFeatureIDs.value
self.current_status_label.setText("Current Status: Get segmentation (new feature set)")
self.current_status_label.repaint()
// create a new layer for display in the volumina viewer
// make sure to save the feature matrix used to obtain it
// maybe also write down feature computation time and oob error
After Change
// make sure to save the feature matrix used to obtain it
// maybe also write down feature computation time and oob error
new_matrix = self._convert_featureIDs_to_featureMatrix(selected_feature_ids)
new_segmentation, new_oob, new_time = self.retrieve_segmentation(new_matrix)
new_feature_selection_result = FeatureSelectionResult(new_matrix,
new_segmentation,
self._selection_params,


1. What is fostering?
Fostering is when children who aren’t able to live with their birth families are placed in a safe and loving family home on a temporary basis.
There are several kinds of fostering, and you can foster for a few nights to years, depending on the situation.
We have age ranges from babies up to 18 year olds that need foster homes. You could make a big difference to their lives by listening to their needs, forming a stable relationship and providing a caring and loving home.


Amazon AppStream 2.0 DirectoryConfig ServiceAccountCredentials
The ServiceAccountCredentials
property type specifies the credentials for the
service account used by the streaming instance to connect to the directory.
ServiceAccountCredentials
is a property of the AWS::AppStream::DirectoryConfig resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "AccountName" :
String
, "AccountPassword" :String
}
YAML
AccountName:
String
AccountPassword:String
Properties
AccountName
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The user name of the account. This account must have the following permissions: create computer objects, join computers to the domain, and change/reset the password on descendant computer objects for the organizational units specified.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
AccountPassword
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The password for the account.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption


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| Train Name | Destination | Frequency (min) | Next Arrival | Minutes Away |
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| Trenton Express | Trenton | 25 | 05:35 PM | 10 |
| Oregon Trail | Salem,Oregon | 3600 | 01:39 PM | 1154 |
| Midnight Carrriage | Philadelpha | 15 | 05:35 PM | 10 |
| Sign Sing Carravan | Atlanta | 45 | 05:53 PM | 28 |
| Boston Bus | Boston | 65 | 05:50 PM | 25 |
| California Caravan | San Francisco | 6000 | 01:25 AM | 4740 |
| Analben's Train | Florida | 25 | 05:28 PM | 3 |


Small farmers say new hemp rules may create barrier for them
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (AP) - Some Ohio farmers say the state’s proposed rules for hemp production may create a barrier that excludes smaller growers.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture’s proposed rules for the newly legalized crop require at least 1,000 plants be grown on at least a quarter acre (0.10 hectare) of land.
Some farmers say the planting minimum and $500 license application fee creates a high entry barrier for an industry that doesn’t have a market yet in Ohio and already presents risks for growers.
Ohio legalized hemp production this year.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the state says plant minimums ease the burden on police in distinguishing backyard plots of hemp from illegal marijuana.
Officials say licensing fees help cover costs of federal inspection requirements.
The rules are expected to be finalized in January.
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Package start
Class Widget
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Widget(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String manufacturer, ItemType type, int identify, boolean newDevice)
Constructor for Widgets in the System (When creating a new Product) Widget is the core that allows the system to Return the Product with further Details From the Database when the product was created.Widget(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String manufacturer, ItemType type, int identify, SpeakerType speaker, java.lang.String audioFormat, java.lang.String playlistFormat, MonitorType monitorType, java.lang.String resolution, int refreshRate, int responceRate)
Creates New product from all Database fields.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
createDeviceObject()
After the Information is Provided the Object is created with its Attributes and Sent to the Controller so that it may be recorded in the Database.static java.lang.String[]
getDetails()
Accessor for Issue Controller to fill in the String information from user input.static int[]
getInfo()
Accessor for issue Controller to fill in the Integer information from user input.Product
getProduct()
Mutator to set the Widget Product Object that was created when the widget was created.static void
setDetails(int[] data)
Mutator to set the [Integer] information from the additional product information window into the specific product type.static void
setDetails(java.lang.String[] info)
Mutator to set the [String] information from the additional product information window into the specific product type.static void
setMonitor(MonitorType monitorType)
Mutator to set the monitor type for the specific product type.static void
setSpeaker(SpeakerType speakerType)
Mutator to set the speaker type to create the specific product object.-
Methods inherited from class start.Product
getEmployee, getId, getItemType, getManufacturer, getName, getType, setEmployee, setItemType, setManufacturer, setName, toString
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Widget
public Widget(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String manufacturer, ItemType type, int identify, boolean newDevice)
Constructor for Widgets in the System (When creating a new Product) Widget is the core that allows the system to Return the Product with further Details From the Database when the product was created.- Parameters:
name
- Name of Widget.manufacturer
- manufacturer of Widget.type
- Item Type of Widget.identify
- Identification Number of the Product.newDevice
- To Determine if this is a new device for Further Information.
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Widget
public Widget(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String manufacturer, ItemType type, int identify, SpeakerType speaker, java.lang.String audioFormat, java.lang.String playlistFormat, MonitorType monitorType, java.lang.String resolution, int refreshRate, int responceRate)
Creates New product from all Database fields. (When Inputting from database fields)- Parameters:
name
- Name of Widget.manufacturer
- manufacturer of Widget.type
- Item Type of Widget.identify
- Identification Number of the Product.speaker
- Speaker output Type.audioFormat
- Audio Format The Audio Player Plays.playlistFormat
- Playlist Format The Audio Player Plays.monitorType
- Monitor Screen Type.resolution
- Resolution of Screen on Device.refreshRate
- Refresh Rate of Screen on Device.responceRate
- Responce Rate of Screen on Device.
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public void createDeviceObject()
After the Information is Provided the Object is created with its Attributes and Sent to the Controller so that it may be recorded in the Database.
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public Product getProduct()
Mutator to set the Widget Product Object that was created when the widget was created.- Returns:
- The product object the widget has created.
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setSpeaker
public static void setSpeaker(SpeakerType speakerType)
Mutator to set the speaker type to create the specific product object.- Parameters:
speakerType
- Speaker type selected from the user.
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setMonitor
public static void setMonitor(MonitorType monitorType)
Mutator to set the monitor type for the specific product type.- Parameters:
monitorType
- The monitor type selected from the user.
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getDetails
public static java.lang.String[] getDetails()
Accessor for Issue Controller to fill in the String information from user input.- Returns:
- Empty array of String Information.
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setDetails
public static void setDetails(java.lang.String[] info)
Mutator to set the [String] information from the additional product information window into the specific product type.- Parameters:
info
- String array of information from Information window.
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setDetails
public static void setDetails(int[] data)
Mutator to set the [Integer] information from the additional product information window into the specific product type.- Parameters:
data
- Integer array of information from Information window.
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getInfo
public static int[] getInfo()
Accessor for issue Controller to fill in the Integer information from user input.- Returns:
- Empty array of Integer information.
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The delivery document is the central object in the Shipping component. When a delivery is created, shipping activities such as delivery scheduling, picking and packing are triggered in the system.
| SALES DOC | CREATED_BY | TIME | CREATED_ON | SHIPPING POINT | SALES ORG | DELIVERY TYPE | ORDER COMBINATION | GOODS ISSUE DATE | LOADING DATE | TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DATE | DELIVERY DATE |
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| {{people.VBELN._text}} | {{people.ERNAM._text}} | {{people.ERZET._text}} | {{people.ERDAT._text}} | {{people.VSTEL._text}} | {{people.VKORG._text}} | {{people.LFART._text}} | {{people.KZAZU._text}} | {{people.WADAT._text}} | {{people.LDDAT._text}} | {{people.TDDAT._text}} | {{people.LFDAT._text}} |
| SALES DOC | SALES DOCUMENT ITEM | ITEM CATEGORY | MATERIAL | MATERIAL GROUP | PLANT | STORAGE LOCATION | QUANTITY DELIVERED | PURCHASE DOCUMENT | ORDER UNIT | SALES UNIT | WEIGHT UNIT |
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| {{people.VBELN._text}} | {{people.POSNR._text}} | {{people.PSTYV._text}} | {{people.MATNR._text}} | {{people.MATWA._text}} | {{people.MATKL._text}} | {{people.WERKS._text}} | {{people.LGORT._text}} | {{people.LFIMG._text}} | {{people.MEINS._text}} | {{people.VRKME._text}} | {{people.GEWEI._text}} |


{% extends "crdb/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
This database starts with the individuals working in the world of coworking. People can be many things including founders, vendors, consultants, volunteers, or employees.
A Relationship is defined as two people working together on a project. We capture this by having each person specify which projects they have worked on and when they were working on it.
Projects can be spaces, advocacy groups, regional collectives, software platforms, companies or anything multiple people can "work on" together. This database is a project for example.
This project is new and still in development and only available by invitation. Requst an Invitation.


For ExoGame, we are tasked to host ExoGame API in the Cloud. It has to be scalable and have a consistent architecture that take advantage of the cloud elements.
We have chosen Amazon AWS to host our API and the framework we chose for the backend is Django, written in Python, because of the following:
Amazon AWS:
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Cross-platform: First of all, AWS is transportable across platforms. It provides virtual environments that could be tinkered with, failure of which causes minor to no damage to the service, as setting up an another instance is a quick and easy process.
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Built-in monitoring services: Second of all, AWS has built in load-balancing and other monitoring services, which notify the developers in extreme circumstances such as memory exhaustion and CPU overuse. This helps us to keep the server running in a consistent manner, resulting in a stable service.
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Built-in management systems: Last of all, AWS has built in management systems, which allows easy access to the configurations of the server. It also helps to create images of the virtual environments, creating backups and restoring them, if required. Also, scaling the services as the service grows and exporting the server to different instances is painless.
Django:
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Django is non-blocking: Through handling requests in non-blocking manner(concurrent), the server is able to respond to other requests while handling longer requests such as database queries. Therefore, the server is able to handle more requests at once, and be more responsive compared to blocking servers.
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Built-in ORM(Object-Relational Mapping): Which has multiple benefits in the platform. First of all, it helps to form Object-Oriented Databases using modelling of the fields. Second of all, access to database becomes really fast. As an instance, selecting a single row from 4 million records will consume about ~20 sec in normal select query. However, using Django ORM, it often takes only about 0.5 sec. Last of all, it provides easy access to managers of the objects, which manages the read / write operations of the database.
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Familiarity: The third reason for choosing Django as our backend platform is the familiarity that the developers in the team has with the platform. As one of us have high familiarity with the platform, implementation of the framework and functions were quick. This saved us time to do more testings and focus more on the research part, rather than the implementation.
In order to utilise the ExoGame API to the fullest, we have been tasked to create an augmented reality game for iOS.
The game which we will refer to as PoC would be a geo-cache game, using the advertisement screens in London (a set of them). In order to achieve those features, we've chosen the following:
- iOS: Due to the well known fact that iOS is much more stable than Android, this decision would reduce the time of testing and fixing bugs on different versions. This platform was also suggested to us by our client initially. Additionally our team has got experience in Objective-C and Swift programming which will be useful to get us started quickly.
- OpenCV: For image processing, OpenCV is the most popular because it is open source, fast, efficient and comes with many useful algorithms that will be beneficial for ExoGame. We can take advantage of OpenCV with C/C++ and Python in order to test and improve algorithms on our computers, it is suitable for mobile platform like iOS, which uses Objective-C. Additionally, OpenCV was the suggested solution by our teaching assistant. However after a few months of trial, we’ve determined that OpenCV, while it is a very robust computer vision library, it over complicates the development of the PoC which will cost us a lot of time without being able to fully integrate and use the ExoGame API which is the main goal of the project. However, reading about OpenCV helped us learn about the foundation of image processing and augmented reality.
- Tesseract OCR: Tesseract is a well known OCR Engine built on top of OpenCV. It is one of the very few iOS-compatible library available for free uses and incorporable with the native iOS AVFoundation library. Also, it has optimization parameters, which helps to accelerate the OCR process.
- Vuforia: Vuforia is a software platform for creating Augmented Reality applications. Developers can easily add advanced computer vision functionality to any application, allowing it to recognize images and objects, or reconstruct environments in the real world. Vuforia features:
· Image Targets
· VuMark
· Multi-Targets
· Text Recognition
· Cloud Recognition
· Cylinder Targets
· Frame markers
· Smart Terrain
Vuforia supports native Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. It enables easier and more flexible development using Unity3D, a popular game engine. All of which will allow us to make a PoC with amazing features.
Therefore we have decided to use Vuforia along with Unity 3D for building the PoC.
- Apple MapKit: We have decided to use the Apple MapKit for the development of PoC. Apple's counterpart to Google Maps API has a much better integration with iOS with CoreLocation and CoreAnimation. The "Follow user location" mode is missing in Google Maps, the ability to add advance animations to annotations is also not one of the features of Google Maps SDK.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
Roasted vegetables do not have to be boring, flavour with saffron and serve with a smoky red pepper rouille to create a tasty vegetarian supper.
For this recipe you will need a liquidizer or food processor.
As part of an
Intermittent diet
plan, 1 serving provides 2 of your 6 daily vegetable portions.
This meal provides 142 kcal per portion.
Preheat the oven to 220C/200C Fan/Gas 7.
Put the oil for the vegetables in a large plastic bag with the garlic, saffron and some salt and pepper. Add the vegetables, grip the top edge of the bag to seal and toss together. Set aside for at least 30 minutes.
Meanwhile for the rouille, put the tomatoes and pepper in a small roasting tin. Sprinkle with the garlic, smoked paprika some salt and pepper. Then drizzle the oil over and roast for 15 minutes. Allow to cool.
Peel the skins from the tomatoes and pepper. Purée the flesh in a liquidizer or food processor with any juices from the roasting tin until smooth. Spoon into a serving bowl and set aside, keep warm.
Tip the saffron vegetables into a large roasting tin and cook in the oven for 15-20 minutes, turning once, until browned.
Spoon the vegetables on to individual plates and serve with spoonfuls of the rouille.


UPDATE: 'I lost it,' says Pembroke Hall teacher after threatening student in viral video
Damion Mitchell, Integration Editor
The Pembroke Hall High School teacher at the centre of a probe for allegedly threatening a student with violence, has conceded that her behaviour was inappropriate.
"I lost it," said Marsha Lee Crawford in a voice note obtained by The Gleaner.
Contacted this afternoon, Crawford declined to comment further, saying she was advised not to speak on the matter, captured on video.
However, in the voice note, Crawford sought to explain the lead-up to the tirade in the all-boys class.
She said, earlier, the student with whom she clashed was permitted to leave the classroom to buy pens for himself and his peers.
According to Crawford, soon after the boy returned, a girl from a nearby classroom came to complain that one of the teacher's students came to her classroom and may have stolen her phone.
Crawford said, as the girl complained, the boy shouted at the student, saying she was lying.
According to the teacher, despite repeated orders to remain quiet the boy continued, shouting insults to her as well as the female student.
She said that was when she "lost it".
In the meantime, Principal Reverend Claude Ellis says he has now received a written report about the incident from the teacher as well as the student.
Ellis said he has also met with the parties involved as well as the mother of the boy.
"The parent of course is disturbed, like all of us," Ellis said on RJR News.
He said he intends to follow the code of regulations in investigating the matter adding that the Education Ministry has been advised as well as the school board.
Pembroke Hall High incident unacceptable - Samuda
Meanwhile, Minister with responsibility for Education, Karl Samuda, is reminding teachers employed in the public education system that they are expected to act with professionalism and decorum while conducting classes, notwithstanding challenges dealing with difficult and or uncooperative students.
Samuda says he has ordered an investigation into the Pembroke Hall High incident.
“The behaviour displayed is unacceptable. It has no place in our schools,” Samuda said in a statement this afternoon.
He contended that teachers have a daily influence on the lives of children and are held to high standards.
School administrators and the governance bodies are being reminded to enable an environment that will promote appropriate behaviours for teachers, parents, and students.


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The following links are where you can find the original visualizations:
Here are some related links that discuss the original visualizations:
There is also quite a bit of additional discussion on Twitter.


Machine learning on geophysical open data from the ground up.
Brendon Hall is focused on taking techniques from the computational sciences and using them to solve problems in geology and geophysics. Applications include computer simulations of sediment transport, computational stratigraphy and geomechanics, primarily aimed at improving efficiencies in the exploration and extraction of oil and gas. Dr. Hall received his PhD in 2009 from the University of California, Santa Barbara, under the supervision of Eckart Meiburg.
Ben Lasscock, Particle Physicist, Portfolio manager and GeoHacker.
Adaptable, creative Exploration Geologist with a wide range of experience, knowledge and skills gained through a varied career. I have worked in consultancy companies, a small active operator, a large national oil company, and a regulator. I can demonstrate experience in regional exploration techniques, prospect generation and evaluation, exploration well planning and technical QA/QC. Responsibilities have included technical leadership, peer review, strategic and team management, technical evaluation and mentoring.


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Perl Weekly
Issue #40 - 2012-04-30 - Perl 5.16.0 is coming soon!
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Hi,
It was late Sunday evening when I was trying to put together this edition and I was way too tired for this. At one point I noticed I was going over the same items I did last week. Clearly I need a better way to manage the links I collect. It is on its way but other tasks constantly get in front of it.
For this issue, I had to reduce the amount of comments so I could finish it before midnight.
BTW Miguel Prz (niceperl) started a new weekly posting. This time with his MetaCPAN favourites.
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Perl 5.16.0 is coming soon!
If Perl is an important tool in your toolbox then follow what Ricardo SIGNES is asking you and test it. Before the release!
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Padre 0.96 has been released...
After another long release cycle, Peter Lavender reports the new version of Padre. Two more and we arrive at the magical 1.00 release.
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The new round of the Send a Newbie to YAPC program was announced by Mark Keating.
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This is the second weekly blog post published by Miguel Prz (niceperl). In this one he is listing the modules that gained the most +-es on MetaCPAN.
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Speed up by a factor of 6 million
Carl Mäsak looks at a Perl 6 script that arrives to the same solution as his C program but 6 million times faster. That sounds crazy but interesting. He discusses the Perl 5 solution written by Salvador Fandino and then provides a Perl 6 solution to the same problem.
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Ubic - status report
'Ubic is a polymorphic service manager which makes creating daemons easy, while being extensible in a several different ways' writes Vyacheslav Matjukhin after a long break in reporting about his module. He mixes a big dose of technical update with information on talks showing the project and ideas about reaching out to potential users.  Do you use Proc::Fork or call fork() by yourself? What does chromatic do?
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Andy Lester offers his opinion on how to approach an open source project with patches. I am not sure. I think, while this make sense, is in contradiction with the earlier message: 'code speaks'. So what do you think?
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I'm an upper class female in which most people regard me as being beautiful and smart. I attend a prestigious college, in which I'm in journalism school. I have a history of drug and alcoholism in my family but I disregarded it the day I toiled with drugs. It started out with non-addictive things like ketamine, GHB and X. I was dating a pro-wrestler at the time that would bring home these strange substances and I would try them out of ignorance. I was only 19, went to a Christian school all of my life and remained a virgin until I met him.
One day he brought home a drug I'd never heard of before called Oxycontin. I believe I took a half of a 20mg by mouth. The next thing I knew I wanted to feel this good all the time. So, my boyfriend started shooting the drug IV. He said it was better on the liver and the intensity was so much greater, as if it was a whole other drug. So I took his word and melted the pill down and mainlined (injected into a vein) about 10mg the first time. It was the absolute best feeling in the world and that's an understatement. All I cared about from then on was feeling this amazing high, this drug took to me and I took to it.
For the next couple of months we did it recreationally but as time went on, I shot up more than I got up...out of bed that is. I was doing about 120mg a day.  He lost his job and I never attended classes.
Finally, I decided that self destruction was not the way to go. I had to inject 40mg twice a day just to feel normal and not get cold sweats. I didn't get high anymore. I was on the verge of death so many times when I shot up. My breath would be nonexistent, pin-head size pupils and my legs would be numb. One day, after about 6 months of being addicted I decided to quit...cold turkey. I was no longer happy with the life I was living and knew that life had more to offer to a 22 year old than hunting a drug down day and night.
Oxycontin was a concentrated evil for me.  Anything that touched my skin felt like needles. My stomach cramped and ached so badly for the drug. I would have hot sweats then be freezing cold. The thought of injecting that sweet medicine in my arm made every muscle in my body cramp and beg me for it but I cursed it. This went on for about a week and tapered off after about 3 weeks.
After 'kicking it' I took Ambien a sleeping pill to help me sleep and thereafter Xanax to calm my cravings. I still would have dreams about it. I'm so proud to say I did it by myself and the rest of my friends and ex-boyfriend now are either in jail, rehab or the methadone clinic(which I highly disagree with substituting on addictive drug for another). My kicking the addiction makes me feel like I can conquer the world. I feel that if a little women like me could overcome such a battle, that anyone can. I have a very good job now and supportive family that never knew I was an addict, thank God. I never crave or want the drug again because I never want the torment of it or the loss of a once loving friend.
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- Modern browsers
- Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and IE10+.
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- Modern browsers and IE6-9,
including the document mode.
- Input interaction
- Add character(s), including Type, Paste, Drop, Undo and Redo.
The interaction may be triggerd by keyboard, mouse (context menu or menu bar).
- Delete interaction
- Delete character(s), including Backspace, Delete, Cut,
Drag, Undo, Redo and ESC in IE. The interaction may be triggered
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| TEP: | 119 |
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| Group: | Net2 Working Group |
| Type: | Documentary |
| Status: | Final |
| TinyOS-Version: | > 2.1 |
| Author: | Rodrigo Fonseca, Omprakash Gnawali, Kyle Jamieson, and Philip Levis |
| Draft-Created: | 09-Feb-2006 |
| Draft-Discuss: | TinyOS Developer List <tinyos-devel at mail.millennium.berkeley.edu> |
Note
This memo documents a part of TinyOS for the TinyOS Community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. This memo is in full compliance with TEP 1.
The memo documents the interfaces, components, and semantics used by the collection protocols in TinyOS 2.x. Collection provides best-effort, multihop delivery of packets to one of a set of collection points. There may be multiple collection points in a network, and in this case the semantics are anycast delivery to at least one of the collection points. A node sending a packet does not specify which of the collection points the packet is destined to. The union of the paths from each node to one or more of the collection points forms a set of trees, and in this document we assume that collection points are the roots of these trees.
Collecting data at a base station is a common requirement of sensor network applications. The general approach used is to build one or more collection trees, each of which is rooted at a base station. When a node has data which needs to be collected, it sends the data up the tree, and it forwards collection data that other nodes send to it. Sometimes, depending on the form of data collection, systems need to be able to inspect packets as they go by, either to gather statistics, compute aggregates, or suppress redundant transmissions.
Collection provides best-effort, multihop delivery of packets to one of a network's tree roots: it is an anycast protocol. The semantics are that the protocol will make a reasonable effort to deliver the message to at least one of the roots in the network. By picking a parent node, a node implementing the collection protocol inductively joins the tree its parent has joined. Delivery is best effort, and there can be duplicates delivered to one or more roots. Collection provides no ordering or real-time guarantees, although specific implementations may extend the basic functionality to do so.
Given the limited state that nodes can store and a general need for distributed tree building algorithms, collection protocols encounter several challenges. These challenges are not unique to collection protocols. Instead, they represent a subset of common networking algorithmic edge cases that generally occur in wireless routing:
- Loop detection, for when a node selects one of its descendants as a next hop.
- Duplicate suppression, detecting and dealing with lost acknowledgments that can cause packets to replicate in the network, wasting capacity.
- Link estimation, evaluating the link quality to single-hop neighbors.
- Self-interference, preventing forwarding packets along the route from introducing interference for subsequent packets.
While collection protocols can take a wide range of approaches to address these challenges, the programming interface they provide is typically independent of these details. The rest of this document describes a set of components and interfaces for collection services.
A node can perform four different roles in collection: sender (or source), snooper, in-network processor, and receiver (or root). Depending on their role, the nodes use different interfaces to interact with the collection component.
The collection infrastructure can be multiplexed among independent applications, by means of a collection identifier. The collection identifier is used to identify different data traffic at the sender, intermediate-nodes, or the receiver, much like port number in TCP. All data traffic, regardless of the collection identifier, use the same routing topology.
The nodes that generate data to be sent to the root are senders. Senders use the Send interface [1] to send data to the root of the collection tree. The collection identifier is specified as a parameter to Send during instantiation.
The nodes that overhear messages in transit are snoopers. The snoopers use the Receive interface [1] to receive a snooped message. The collection identifier is specified as a parameter to Receive during instantiation.
The nodes can process a packet that is in transit. These in-network processors use the Intercept interface to receive and update a packet. The collection identifier is specified as a parameter to Intercept during instantiation. The Intercept interface has this signature:
interface Intercept { event bool forward(message_t* msg, void* payload, uint8_t len); }
Intercept has a single event, Intercept.forward(). A collection service SHOULD signal this event when it receives a packet to forward. If the return value of the event is FALSE, then the collection layer MUST NOT forward the packet. The Intercept interface allows a higher layer to inspect the internals of a packet and suppress it if needed. Intercept can be used for duplicate suppression, aggregation, and other higher-level services. As the handler of Intercept.forward() does not receive ownership of the packet, it MUST NOT modify the packet and MUST copy data out of the packet which it wishes to use after the event returns.
Root nodes that receive data from the network are receivers. Roots use the Receive interface [1] to receive a message delivered by collection. The collection identifier is specified as a parameter to Receive during instantiation.
The set of all roots and the paths that lead to them form the collection routing infrastructure in the network. For any connected set of nodes implementing the collection protocol there is only one collection infrastructure, i.e., all roots in this set active at the same time are part of the same infrastructure.
The RootControl interface configures whether a node is a root:
interface RootControl { command error_t setRoot(); command error_t unsetRoot(); command bool isRoot(); }
The first two commands MUST return SUCCESS if the node is now in the specified state, and FAIL otherwise. For example, if a node is already a root and an application calls RootControl.setRoot(), the call will return SUCCESS. If setRoot() returns SUCCESS, then a subsequent call to isRoot() MUST return TRUE. If unsetRoot() returns SUCCESS, then a subsequent call to isRoot() MUST return FALSE.
A collection service MUST provide one component, CollectionC, which has the following signature:
configuration CollectionC { provides { interface StdControl; interface Send[uint8_t client]; interface Receive[collection_id_t id]; interface Receive as Snoop[collection_id_t]; interface Intercept[collection_id_t id]; interface RootControl; interface Packet; interface CollectionPacket; } uses { interface CollectionId[uint8_t client]; } }
CollectionC MAY have additional interfaces. All outgoing invocations (commands for uses, events for provides) of those interfaces MUST have default functions. Those default functions enable CollectionC to operate properly even when the additional interfaces are not wired.
Components SHOULD NOT wire to CollectionC.Send. The generic component CollectionSenderC (described in section 3.1) provides a virtualized sending interface.
Receive, Snoop, and Intercept are all parameterized by collection_id_t. Each collection_id_t corresponds to a different protocol operating on top of collection, in the same way that different am_id_t values represent different protocols operating on top of active messages. All packets sent with a particular collection_id_t generally SHOULD have the same payload format, so that snoopers, intercepters, and receivers can parse them properly.
ColletionC MUST NOT signal Receive.receive on non-root nodes. CollectionC MUST signal Receive.receive on a root node when a unique (non-duplicate) data packet successfully arrives at that node. It MAY signal Receive.receive when a duplicate data packet successfully arrives. If a root node calls Send, CollectionC MUST treat it as it if were a received packet. Note that the buffer swapping semantics of Receive.receive, when combined with the pass semantics of Send, require that CollectionC make a copy of the buffer if it signals Receive.receive.
If CollectionC receives a data packet to forward and it is not a root node, it MAY signal Intercept.forward. CollectionC MAY signal Snoop.receive when it hears a packet which a different node is supposed to forward. For any given packet it receives, CollectionC MUST NOT signal more than one of the Snoop.receive, Receive.receive, and Intercept.forward events.
RootControl allows a node to be made a collection tree root. CollectionC SHOULD NOT configure a node as a root by default.
Packet and CollectionPacket allow components to access collection data packet fields [1].
Collection has a virtualized sending abstraction, the generic component CollectionSenderC:
generic configuration CollectionSenderC(collection_id_t collectid) { provides { interface Send; interface Packet; } }
This abstraction follows a similar virtualization approach to AMSenderC [1], except that it is parameterized by a collection_id_t rather than an am_id_t. As with am_id_t, every collection_id_t SHOULD have a single packet format, so that receivers can parse a packet based on its collection ID and contents.
Implementations of collection can be found in tinyos-2.x/tos/lib/net/ctp and tinyos-2.x/tos/lib/net/lqi. The former is the Collection Tree Protocol (CTP), described in TEP 123 [2]. The latter is a TinyOS 2.x port of MultihopLqi, a CC2420-specific collection protocol in TinyOS 1.x.


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Destiny 2 Grimoire Vol 3, Cookbook coming in 2020
by Steve WrightRamen recipes inbound.
Two more Destiny 2 books — Grimoire Vol 3 and a Cookbook — will be available for purchase in 2020, Bungie has today confirmed.
“In collaboration with Insight Editions and author Victoria Rosenthal, Destiny’s first official cookbook is filled with recipes inspired by the characters and locations seen throughout its expansive universe,” Bungie advised. The Cookbook’s cover features fried chicken and arancini, though we’re sure a ramen recipe of some description will be found inside.
Destiny Grimoire Anthology Vol. 3 will continued the popular Grimoire series of books as well.
Both titles will soon be available for pre-purchase ahead of their 2020 release dates.
Destiny 2 is avaliable now on Windows PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Stadia.