V1.2.0 Release Notes
Release notes for version 1.2.0 of the CDR Standards.
This version of the standards is considered to be the binding baseline for the Phase 2 implementation of the Consumer Data Right regime currently targeted for July 2020.
High Level Standards
| Change | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Binding Statement | Modified the introduction section to include a statement of binding that is aligned to the legal framework for the CDR regime | Introduction |
| Clarification of DateTimeString | Change to the description of the DateTimeString type to clarify the baselining of time to UTC. This is a clarification only and does not materially change the standards | Common Types Section |
API End Points
No Change
Information Security Profile
| Change | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Concurrent Consent Decision | Incorporated the changes articulated in Decision 85 regarding concurrent consent | Consent Section |
| Client Registration Discovery | Added the requirement that the client registration end point be included in the OIDC discovery response | Security End Points Section |
| Security TLS Certificate | The constraint that security end points requiring TLS only must use a certificate obtained from the CDR CA has been removed | Security End Points Section |
Consumer Experience
| Change | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Defect: Data cluster language for basic scope | CX Standards: minor defect correction for location of ‘balances’. 'Account name and type' now changed to 'Account name, type and balance'. 'Account numbers, balances and features' now changed to 'Account numbers and features'. |
CX Standards Page 21: Data Standards Language |
| Single/Concurrent consent guideline | CX Guidelines: example for ADRs to present withdrawal election prior to establishing a new consent. | CX Guidelines Page 64: Subsequent Consent |
| Rule 4.23(b) example: historical data | CX Guidelines: showing how DHs may present static ‘1 Jan 2017’ reference in authorisation flow to reflect rule 4.23(b). CX Guidelines now also suggest other locations for this information that are not required in the rules or standards. |
CX Guidelines Page 82: Authorise / Confirmation Page 96: ADR dashboard Page 108: DH Dashboard |
| Rule 7.4 and 7.9 example: compliance with Privacy Safeguards 5 and 10 | CX Guidelines: example for privacy safeguard requirement on dashboards. Rules regarding disclosure of datasets, references to ADRs and DHs, and date of initial and final disclosure. | CX Guidelines Page 96: ADR dashboard Page 108: DH dashboard |
| CDR Branding | CX Guidelines: official CDR branding included in screens that refer to accreditation, with reference to ACCC-supplied assets. | CX Guidelines Pages 10, 37, 39, 77, 110 |
| Accreditation check | CX Guidelines: statement regarding ACCC-provided URL for consumers to use to verify accreditation | CX Guidelines Page 39, 111 |
| Password copy | CX Guidelines: clarified example of copy regarding CDR participants never asking for consumer passwords. Presented in body copy and footer. | CX Guidelines Pages 71 - 75 |
| CDR Rule 7.12(2)(b) | CX Guidelines: inclusion of rule in reference to outsourced providers. | CX Guidelines Page 58, 62 |
| Design patterns | CX Guidelines: guideline on encouraging consumers to be privacy conscious. | CX Guidelines Page 53, 95, 108 |
| Rules references | CX Guidelines: amended rules references. | CX Guidelines Pages 40, 58, 98, 99, 107 |
| CDR Receipt: Rule 4.18 | CX Guidelines: copy updated to clarify that ADRs may but are not required to provide a CDR receipt on the consumer dashboard. | CX Guidelines Page 94 |


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Ghost has a number of different user roles for your team
The base user level in Ghost is an author. Authors can write posts, edit their own posts, and publish their own posts. Authors are trusted users. If you don't trust users to be allowed to publish their own posts, you shouldn't invite them to Ghost admin.
Editors are the 2nd user level in Ghost. Editors can do everything that an Author can do, but they can also edit and publish the posts of others - as well as their own. Editors can also invite new authors to the site.
The top user level in Ghost is Administrator. Again, administrators can do everything that Authors and Editors can do, but they can also edit all site settings and data, not just content. Additionally, administrators have full access to invite, manage or remove any other user of the site.
There is only ever one owner of a Ghost site. The owner is a special user which has all the same permissions as an Administrator, but with two exceptions: The Owner can never be deleted. And in some circumstances the owner will have access to additional special settings if applicable — for example, billing details, if using Ghost(Pro).
It's a good idea to ask all of your users to fill out their user profiles, including bio and social links. These will populate rich structured data for posts and generally create more opportunities for themes to fully populate their design.


WALKABOUT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ****
Nicolas Roeg's mesmerizing 1971 film WALKABOUT exists on a different and higher plane than traditional films. Until very recently this classic film was not available on tape and the theatrical version available in America did not have the nude scenes which are essential to the show's almost spiritual essence as they illustrate the girl's becoming one with nature.
We were privileged to see the full length version recently at a local repertory theater, but the video version, released by Home Vision Cinema, is also the complete Australian original.
Although director and cinematographer Roeg approaches the material as if it were a dream, the actions have a poetic truth as well as a lyrical beauty. Some may find parts of the story confusing, but all of them make sense if you think about them long enough. Unlike today's typically transparent films, WALKABOUT expects that the viewers will be so engrossed by the story that they will be willing to invest the energy to think through what is happening. We certainly were.
The simple yet powerful movie opens with a family, known only as the girl, the brother, and the man, about to leave for a picnic in the Australian outback. They take their black Volkswagen bug off the road and stop literally in the middle of nowhere.
The girl spends much of the film listening to educational programs on her portable radio. On the way to the picnic she learns the correct etiquette for table setting. The family is immaculately dressed with the girl and brother in their school uniforms. The six-year-old boy has on his coat and tie even though the heat is scorching. The sixteen-year-old girl wears proper white pantyhose under her miniskirt.
The small role of the man is played by John Meillon. His glassy stare speaks of an inner and unspoken torment. Luc Roeg (then using the professional name Lucien John) is the little boy. He plays him with all of the unquestioning naivete of a child. The best performance is by Jenny Agutter. She oozes a natural charm and sexuality without ever being flirtatious. At that age where she has the body of a woman but the limitations of someone still a schoolgirl, she displays remarkable resilience and maturity.  Why she has only gotten small parts in dozens of minor films since remains a mystery.
The unusual camera angles and Antony Gibbs' and Alan Patillo's editing immediately put the audience on notice that this is no ordinary film. Desert animals, especially ominous lizards, are shot in extreme close-up and then there is a fast zoom out. Sometimes shots are frozen so that the images left have the blur of motion. One of the many themes of the picture is the duality of human life as part of both the civilized world and the animal kingdom. This is illustrated in many ways but most frequently by dwelling on animals eating other animals, in nature as well as in the city.
At the picnic, the father goes subtlety berserk. Without warning he slowly begins shooting at his kids and then he immolates himself and their car. The girl then calmly takes her brother by the hand and together they attempt to return to civilization.
Soon, however, their water has run out and their carefully scrubbed faces are pock marked with serious sunburns.  "Please try," insists his sister politely. "It's silly to give in now. It can't be much further." Of course, it is. The vast, and gorgeous desert is surrounded by red rocky mountains, and the city might as well be a million miles away.
Their savior appears in the form of an aborigine (David Gulpilil). His character, known only as the "black boy" in the credits, is sixteen-years-old and on his mandated "walkabout" where he must leave the tribe to wander in the desert for months. Armed only with a self-made spear and wearing just a revealing loin cloth, he has to live off the land.
The girl cannot believe the aborigine does not speak English. "We want water," she says demanding his help. "That's as simple as I can make it. Anybody can understand that." This time it is the brother who solves their predicament. Using his hands and his mouth, he communicates to the aborigine and soon the aborigine, sticking a reed into a muddy creek bed, has the blessed water for them.
Most of the movie occurs during their journey back to the city with the aborigine as their guide. Along the way, the sexual tension between the two teenagers builds until you are sure it will explode, but it doesn't. Roeg uses revealing camera angles and various flashbacks to tell the teens' story of repressed desire. The result is a beautifully erotic movie where not even a kiss is exchanged.
One could easily write a long essay on this richly textured movie, but words cannot fully express what is mainly a visual experience. The script by Edward Bond, based on the novel by John Vance Marshall, uses images for dialog. Words are rarely spoken except for the brother who sometimes starts babbling, but these words are more background noise. The interest in the show is the focus on the girl and the aborigine. The chemistry between them is strong, and their few words are more than sufficient.
To complement the sparseness of the spoken word, the music by four time Academy Award winner John Barry has a majesty reflective of the film's beautiful landscapes and charming wildlife. The movie even includes my favorite Australian animal, the cute little wombat.
After a surprising but effective ending, the show wraps up with a sentimental epilogue. Like the rest of the show, both are quite confusing until you think about them some. In the day since I've seen the film, I cannot put it out of my mind. Its images continue to be savored, and I will never forget the three travelers through the desert.
WALKABOUT runs 1:40. It is not rated but would be an R. The film would be excellent for teenagers. I strongly recommend this fascinating piece of filmmaking to you and give it my top rating of a full ****.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
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The Hash Database Management window is where you can set and update your hash database information. Hash databases are used to identify files that are 'known'.
Autopsy allows for a single known bad hash database to be set and the NIST NSRL. Before they can be used, an index of them must exist. The index can be directly copied in or it can be created within Autopsy. When you select the database from within this window, it will tell you if the index needs to be created. Autopsy uses the hash database management system from The Sleuth Kit. You can manually create an index using the 'hfind' command line tool.
Note that the NSRL contains hashes of 'known files' that may be good or bad depending on your perspective and investigation type. For example, the existence of a piece of financial software may be interesting to your investigation and that software could be in the NSRL. Therefore, Autopsy treats files that are found in the NSRL as simplyi 'known' and does not specify good or bad.
To use the NSRL, you must concatenate all of the NSRLFile.txt files together. You can use 'cat' on a Unix system or from within Cygwin to do this.
The 'known bad' hash database can be in the hashkeeper, md5sum, or NSRL format.
Autopsy uses hash databases when the image is added to the case. Each file is hashed and looked up in the configured databases. If the file is found in the NSRL, then it will be marked as 'known' in the case database. If it is found in the known bad hash database, it will be marked as 'known bad' in the case database.
You can see the lookup results in a couple of places. In the File Search data explorer, there is an option to choose the 'known status'. From here, you can do a search to see all 'known bad' files. From here, you can also choose to ignore all 'known' files that were found in the NSRL. You can also see the status of the file in a column when the file is listed.
Currently, you cannot reprocess a disk image with a new hash database after it has been added to a case.


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This page will guide you in making spray types for Pikifen.
Introduction
Whenever a leader uses a spray, they spray a bunch of particles in a given direction, and certain objects, dictated by the rules of the spray, will befall under some status effect. A status effect can make them faster (like an ultra-spicy spray), or make them stop on their tracks (like an ultra-bitter spray), amongst other things. Before creating sprays, you must have some status effect definitions. If you don't, please read the status effects guide for information on how to create some.
Spray definitions can be found in the Game_data/Sprays
folder. Every data file here defines a spray, and the file's name is not important.
Properties
Every spray file has these properties:
name
: Name of the spray. You must use this name when referring to this spray in other files.angle
: Angle to spray it at, relative to the leader's angle, in degrees. In other words, 0 means the leader sprays this forward, while 180 (half a circle) means they will spray it behind them. Defaults to 0.angle_range
: How far the spray reaches in angle, in degrees. If a spray is only meant to hit directly in front of the leader, this should be very small, but if it's meant to also hit half a circle in front of the leader, it can be 180. Defaults to 0.affects_user
: If true, the spray will affect the leader that used it too. Defaults to false.buries_pikmin
: If true, any Pikmin that touch this spray will become sprouts. Defaults to false.color
: Color of the spray's particles, in the formatr g b
orr g b a
. Defaults to0 0 0 0
(no color).distance_range
: How far the spray reaches in distance, in pixels. This is used to calculate what mobs are affected, and how far the spray particles reach. Defaults to 0.effects
: List of status effects inflicted on the targets of the spray. This list is separated by semicolon (;). Defaults to empty.group
: If true, the spray affects all Pikmin of the leader's group, regardless of distance. If false, the objects that are affected are those within the given angle and distance reach. For instance, for an ultra-bitter spray, all affected objects are the enemies in front of the leader, within a medium distance. Defaults to true.group_pikmin_only
: If true, only Pikmin in the group are sprayed. Otherwise, leaders can be sprayed too. This property has no effect when thegroup
property is false. Defaults to true.icon
: Name of the image used for its icon on the HUD. This file must be inGame_data/Graphics
, and the property must include the extension. Defaults to empty.ingredients_needed
: How many ingredients (berries, in the canon games) does it take to concoct one new spray dosage. Defaults to 10.
Notes
If you're creating a new spray type, you may want to add it to the correct spot in the game configuration's spray order.


Some reports say that people who have been ill with COVID-19 may experience symptoms for weeks or even months. However, if people are not ill enough to have been tested or admitted to hospital, these individuals may not be picked up in NHS routine data or research. That makes it difficult to know how common long-lasting symptoms are, and if they are definitely symptoms of COVID-19.
Because COVID-19 is a new illness, we are learning about it all the time. At first, it was assumed to be a flu-like illness, with people who had mild symptoms recovering within a couple of weeks. Although many people do seem to recover quickly, some have reported much longer-lasting symptoms, including extreme fatigue, aching muscles and loss of sense of smell and taste.
At present, there are no reliable studies to say how long it takes people to recover from COVID-19 completely, what persistent symptoms they have or how long some people might experience them for.
Several media sites have carried stories about a doctor who has himself experienced long-lasting symptoms, and from a researcher who says his ongoing study shows “about 10%” of people experience symptoms for at least 25 days.
At present, the basis for the story is anecdotal evidence. Dr Paul Garner, an infectious disease expert and professor at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, wrote in the BMJ about his own experience of having extreme fatigue and “bizarre symptoms”, including tinnitus and pins and needles, for seven weeks after becoming ill with what was likely to be COVID-19 (though he was not tested for the virus). A follow-up blog said that he had experienced several “relapses” of exhaustion in the following three weeks, after thinking he had recovered.
A researcher, Dr Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College London, has been working with data from a symptom-tracking app, downloaded by more than 3 million people. He is reported in the Financial Times as saying his data shows about 10% of people still have symptoms after 25 days and 5% after a month. However, these data do not seem to have been published on the study website.
There is no information from the WHO or NHS about how long people are likely to experience symptoms of COVID-19.


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The Home page welcomes you to your organization and offers you several options for different actions you can take. You can also use the menu on the left-hand side of the screen to view the different apps that are currently installed for your organization. Aragon currently has the Token Manager, Voting, Finance, and Agent apps installed, plus default Permissions, App Center, and Organization "System" apps.
Use the Tokens app to mint new tokens and assign them to yourself or other entities. Tokens minted by the Tokens app confer voting abilities to holders of the tokens such that one token equals one vote. Tokens in a Reputation organization are non-transferable, and there is no inherent limit to the number of tokens that can be minted and held by any tokenholder.
There are many reasons an organization might mint tokens for entities. Here are a few examples:
You can mint new tokens by following these steps:
Enter the address of the recipient of the tokens and the number of new tokens you want to mint and assign to that address, then click “Add Tokens”.
Even though you are the only tokenholder at this point, the Reputation organization still requires a tokenholder vote for every action. Click “Create transaction” to create the transaction that creates a new vote to assign the new token you want to mint. Sign the transaction in your Ethereum provider, wait for a confirmation, then move on to the next step.
Go to the Voting app, click on the "Mint tokens" proposal you just created, and vote "Yes" to approve minting and assigning the token.
Your organization just went from one to two members. A good start to a new Reputation organization!
Note: If a vote is cast that causes the Minimum Approval % to be equal to or greater than the Support required (e.g. 60% Support with 60% Minimum Approval) then the vote will execute automatically. If the Minimum Approval % is less than the Support required (e.g. 60% Support with 40% Minimum Approval) then additional "no" votes could still stop the vote from being passed, so the vote will remain open until either the duration is reached or the Minimum Approval % is equal to or greater than the Support requirement. After the vote ends, the result must be enacted manually by one of the tokenholders in the organization.
The Voting app makes it easy for you to poll your fellow tokenholders about their position on an infinite range of topics. Votes initiated by other Aragon apps also show up in the Voting app. For example, assigning tokens using the Token Manager or moving funds from the Finance app are each actions that require a vote by tokenholders in a Reputation organization.
Follow these steps to create a new vote and poll your organization about a topic you care about:
Fill out the question you want to poll your organization about and click “Create new vote”.
Click the “Create transaction” button, then open your Ethereum provider to sign and send the transaction.
Vote on the proposal you just created. Then rally your fellow tokenholders outside the app - for example, by email, forum, chat room, or good old fashioned face-to-face - and ask them to review and vote on the proposal too. Tokenholders can visit the Voting app to see the list of open votes and cast their ballot accordingly.
In this case, the other tokenholder in the organization supports the proposal and votes "Yes".
Since there are only two tokenholders in this organization, and the Support parameter is set to 50%, the unanimous vote on the proposal has resulted in the proposal being passed.
The Organization app is where you can find organization-specific information and settings, such as the internal addresses for your organization. When using a testnet you also have the ability to request test tokens, which will be sent to the organization’s Vault app.
The Finance app is the app that provides tokenholders with access to the funds held by their organization. The Finance app shows the current balance in ETH and tokens as well as the transaction history of the organization. You can also use the Finance app to initiate a new transfer of funds.
Follow these steps to create a new transfer from the Finance app:
On mainnet
Go to the Finance app and click the “New Transfer” button. On the “Deposit” tab, enter the token you want to deposit, the amount, and an optional reference note. Click “Submit deposit” to complete the transfer. About a minute or so after your transaction is confirmed, the funds will appear in the Finance app of your organization. You can then create a new transfer to withdraw these funds to another address.
On testnet
Go to the Organization app and press the “Request test tokens” button. Open your Ethereum provider to sign and send the transaction. About a minute or so after your transaction is confirmed, test tokens will be available in the Finance app of your organization. You can then create a new transfer to send these tokens to another address. Tokens can also be sent to your testnet organization using the "Deposit" method mentioned in the "On mainnet" section above.
Go to the "Withdrawal" tab then enter the address of the recipient and the amount of tokens to send them, along with an optional reference note about what the transfer is for. Then click “Submit withdrawal”.
As mentioned before, all actions in the Reputation organization require a vote by tokenholders. Click “Create transaction” then open your Ethereum provider to sign and send the transaction that creates the New Transfer vote.
The transfer has to be approved by tokenholders. Cast a "Yes" vote to approve the transfer and have the other tokenholders in the organization vote as well.
After confirmation, the transfer will execute.
Go back to the Finance app to see a record of the transfer and a link to the transaction record on the blockchain.


Use the (.) dot operator. For instance:
$foo = "Hello"; $bar = "World!"; echo $foo . " " . $bar;Would result into "Hello World!"
How can you concatenate two strings?
Use the (.) dot operator. For instance:
$foo = "Hello"; $bar = "World!"; echo $foo . " " . $bar;Would result into "Hello World!"


Classes | |
| class | XMLProfileParser |
| Class XMLProfileParser, used to load profiles from XML file. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef std::map< std::string, ParticipantAttributes > | participant_map_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, PublisherAttributes > | publisher_map_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, SubscriberAttributes > | subscriber_map_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, XMLP_ret > | xmlfiles_map_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, ParticipantAttributes >::iterator | part_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, PublisherAttributes >::iterator | publ_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, SubscriberAttributes >::iterator | subs_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map< std::string, XMLP_ret >::iterator | xmlfile_map_iterator_t |
Enumerations | |
| enum | XMLP_ret { XML_ERROR, XML_OK, XML_NOK } |
| Enum class XMLP_ret, used to provide a strongly typed result from the operations within this module. More... | |
Variables | |
| const char * | DEFAULT_FASTRTPS_PROFILES |
| const char * | PROFILES |
| const char * | PROFILE_NAME |
| const char * | PARTICIPANT |
| const char * | PUBLISHER |
| const char * | SUBSCRIBER |
| const char * | RTPS |
| const char * | DEF_UNI_LOC_LIST |
| RTPS Participant attributes. More... | |
| const char * | DEF_MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | DEF_OUT_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | DEF_SEND_PORT |
| const char * | SEND_SOCK_BUF_SIZE |
| const char * | LIST_SOCK_BUF_SIZE |
| const char * | BUILTIN |
| const char * | PORT |
| const char * | USER_DATA |
| const char * | PART_ID |
| const char * | IP4_TO_SEND |
| const char * | IP6_TO_SEND |
| const char * | THROUGHPUT_CONT |
| const char * | USER_TRANS |
| const char * | USE_BUILTIN_TRANS |
| const char * | PROPERTIES_POLICY |
| const char * | NAME |
| const char * | TOPIC |
| Publisher-subscriber attributes. More... | |
| const char * | QOS |
| const char * | TIMES |
| const char * | UNI_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | OUT_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | EXP_INLINE_QOS |
| const char * | HIST_MEM_POLICY |
| const char * | USER_DEF_ID |
| const char * | ENTITY_ID |
| const char * | PROPERTIES |
| const char * | BIN_PROPERTIES |
| const char * | PROPERTY |
| const char * | VALUE |
| const char * | PROPAGATE |
| const char * | PREALLOCATED |
| const char * | PREALLOCATED_WITH_REALLOC |
| const char * | DYNAMIC |
| const char * | LOCATOR |
| const char * | KIND |
| const char * | ADDRESS |
| const char * | RESERVED |
| const char * | UDPv4 |
| const char * | UDPv6 |
| const char * | INIT_ACKNACK_DELAY |
| const char * | HEARTB_RESP_DELAY |
| const char * | INIT_HEARTB_DELAY |
| const char * | HEARTB_PERIOD |
| const char * | NACK_RESP_DELAY |
| const char * | NACK_SUPRESSION |
| const char * | BY_NAME |
| const char * | BY_VAL |
| const char * | _INFINITE |
| const char * | ZERO |
| const char * | INVALID |
| const char * | SECONDS |
| const char * | FRACTION |
| const char * | SHARED |
| const char * | EXCLUSIVE |
| const char * | DURABILITY |
| QOS. More... | |
| const char * | DURABILITY_SRV |
| const char * | DEADLINE |
| const char * | LATENCY_BUDGET |
| const char * | LIVELINESS |
| const char * | RELIABILITY |
| const char * | LIFESPAN |
| const char * | TIME_FILTER |
| const char * | OWNERSHIP |
| const char * | OWNERSHIP_STRENGTH |
| const char * | DEST_ORDER |
| const char * | PRESENTATION |
| const char * | PARTITION |
| const char * | TOPIC_DATA |
| const char * | GROUP_DATA |
| const char * | PUB_MODE |
| const char * | SYNCHRONOUS |
| const char * | ASYNCHRONOUS |
| const char * | NAMES |
| const char * | INSTANCE |
| const char * | GROUP |
| const char * | COHERENT_ACCESS |
| const char * | ORDERED_ACCESS |
| const char * | BY_RECEPTION_TIMESTAMP |
| const char * | BY_SOURCE_TIMESTAMP |
| const char * | MIN_SEPARATION |
| const char * | DURATION |
| const char * | MAX_BLOCK_TIME |
| const char * | _BEST_EFFORT |
| const char * | _RELIABLE |
| const char * | AUTOMATIC |
| const char * | MANUAL_BY_PARTICIPANT |
| const char * | MANUAL_BY_TOPIC |
| const char * | LEASE_DURATION |
| const char * | ANNOUNCE_PERIOD |
| const char * | PERIOD |
| const char * | SRV_CLEAN_DELAY |
| const char * | HISTORY_KIND |
| const char * | HISTORY_DEPTH |
| const char * | MAX_SAMPLES |
| const char * | MAX_INSTANCES |
| const char * | MAX_SAMPLES_INSTANCE |
| const char * | _VOLATILE |
| const char * | _TRANSIENT_LOCAL |
| const char * | _TRANSIENT |
| const char * | _PERSISTENT |
| const char * | KEEP_LAST |
| const char * | KEEP_ALL |
| const char * | _NO_KEY |
| const char * | _WITH_KEY |
| const char * | DATA_TYPE |
| const char * | HISTORY_QOS |
| const char * | RES_LIMITS_QOS |
| const char * | DEPTH |
| const char * | ALLOCATED_SAMPLES |
| const char * | BYTES_PER_SECOND |
| const char * | PERIOD_MILLISECS |
| const char * | PORT_BASE |
| const char * | DOMAIN_ID_GAIN |
| const char * | PARTICIPANT_ID_GAIN |
| const char * | OFFSETD0 |
| const char * | OFFSETD1 |
| const char * | OFFSETD2 |
| const char * | OFFSETD3 |
| const char * | SIMPLE_RTPS_PDP |
| const char * | WRITER_LVESS_PROTOCOL |
| const char * | _EDP |
| const char * | DOMAIN_ID |
| const char * | LEASEDURATION |
| const char * | LEASE_ANNOUNCE |
| const char * | SIMPLE_EDP |
| const char * | META_UNI_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | META_MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char * | INIT_PEERS_LIST |
| const char * | SIMPLE |
| const char * | STATIC |
| const char * | PUBWRITER_SUBREADER |
| const char * | PUBREADER_SUBWRITER |
| const char * | STATIC_ENDPOINT_XML |
| const char * | ACCESS_SCOPE |
| const char * | STATICDISCOVERY |
| const char * | READER |
| const char * | WRITER |
| const char * | USER_ID |
| const char * | EXPECT_INLINE_QOS |
| const char * | TOPIC_NAME |
| const char * | TOPIC_DATA_TYPE |
| const char * | TOPIC_KIND |
| const char * | RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | UNICAST_LOCATOR |
| const char * | MULTICAST_LOCATOR |
| const char * | _RELIABLE_RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | _BEST_EFFORT_RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | _TRANSIENT_LOCAL_DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | _VOLATILE_DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char * | OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char * | OWNERSHIP_KIND_NOT_PRESENT |
| const char * | _SHARED_OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char * | _EXCLUSIVE_OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char * | PARTITION_QOS |
| const char * | LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char * | LIVELINESS_KIND_NOT_PRESENT |
| const char * | _AUTOMATIC_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char * | _MANUAL_BY_PARTICIPANT_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char * | _MANUAL_BY_TOPIC_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char * | LEASE_DURATION_MS |
| const char * | _INF |
| const char * | EPROSIMA_UNKNOWN_STRING |
| const char * | STRENGTH |
| typedef std::map<std::string, ParticipantAttributes>::iterator part_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, ParticipantAttributes> participant_map_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, PublisherAttributes>::iterator publ_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, PublisherAttributes> publisher_map_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, SubscriberAttributes>::iterator subs_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, SubscriberAttributes> subscriber_map_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, XMLP_ret>::iterator xmlfile_map_iterator_t |
| typedef std::map<std::string, XMLP_ret> xmlfiles_map_t |
|
strong |
| const char* _AUTOMATIC_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char* _BEST_EFFORT |
| const char* _BEST_EFFORT_RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char* _EDP |
| const char* _EXCLUSIVE_OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char* _INF |
| const char* _INFINITE |
| const char* _MANUAL_BY_PARTICIPANT_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char* _MANUAL_BY_TOPIC_LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char* _NO_KEY |
| const char* _PERSISTENT |
| const char* _RELIABLE |
| const char* _RELIABLE_RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char* _SHARED_OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char* _TRANSIENT |
| const char* _TRANSIENT_LOCAL |
| const char * _TRANSIENT_LOCAL_DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char* _VOLATILE |
| const char * _VOLATILE_DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char* _WITH_KEY |
| const char* ACCESS_SCOPE |
| const char* ADDRESS |
| const char* ALLOCATED_SAMPLES |
| const char* ANNOUNCE_PERIOD |
| const char* ASYNCHRONOUS |
| const char* AUTOMATIC |
| const char* BIN_PROPERTIES |
| const char* BUILTIN |
| const char* BY_NAME |
| const char* BY_RECEPTION_TIMESTAMP |
| const char* BY_SOURCE_TIMESTAMP |
| const char* BY_VAL |
| const char* BYTES_PER_SECOND |
| const char* COHERENT_ACCESS |
| const char* DATA_TYPE |
| const char* DEADLINE |
| const char* DEF_MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char* DEF_OUT_LOC_LIST |
| const char* DEF_SEND_PORT |
| const char* DEF_UNI_LOC_LIST |
RTPS Participant attributes.
| const char* DEFAULT_FASTRTPS_PROFILES |
| const char* DEPTH |
| const char* DEST_ORDER |
| const char* DOMAIN_ID |
| const char* DOMAIN_ID_GAIN |
| const char* DURABILITY |
QOS.
| const char* DURABILITY_QOS |
| const char* DURABILITY_SRV |
| const char* DURATION |
| const char* DYNAMIC |
| const char* ENTITY_ID |
| const char* EPROSIMA_UNKNOWN_STRING |
| const char* EXCLUSIVE |
| const char* EXP_INLINE_QOS |
| const char* EXPECT_INLINE_QOS |
| const char* FRACTION |
| const char* GROUP |
| const char* GROUP_DATA |
| const char* HEARTB_PERIOD |
| const char* HEARTB_RESP_DELAY |
| const char* HIST_MEM_POLICY |
| const char* HISTORY_DEPTH |
| const char* HISTORY_KIND |
| const char* HISTORY_QOS |
| const char* INIT_ACKNACK_DELAY |
| const char* INIT_HEARTB_DELAY |
| const char* INIT_PEERS_LIST |
| const char* INSTANCE |
| const char* INVALID |
| const char* IP4_TO_SEND |
| const char* IP6_TO_SEND |
| const char* KEEP_ALL |
| const char* KEEP_LAST |
| const char* KIND |
| const char* LATENCY_BUDGET |
| const char* LEASE_ANNOUNCE |
| const char* LEASE_DURATION |
| const char* LEASE_DURATION_MS |
| const char* LEASEDURATION |
| const char* LIFESPAN |
| const char* LIST_SOCK_BUF_SIZE |
| const char* LIVELINESS |
| const char* LIVELINESS_KIND_NOT_PRESENT |
| const char* LIVELINESS_QOS |
| const char* LOCATOR |
| const char* MANUAL_BY_PARTICIPANT |
| const char* MANUAL_BY_TOPIC |
| const char* MAX_BLOCK_TIME |
| const char* MAX_INSTANCES |
| const char* MAX_SAMPLES |
| const char* MAX_SAMPLES_INSTANCE |
| const char* META_MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char* META_UNI_LOC_LIST |
| const char* MIN_SEPARATION |
| const char* MULTI_LOC_LIST |
| const char* MULTICAST_LOCATOR |
| const char* NACK_RESP_DELAY |
| const char* NACK_SUPRESSION |
| const char* NAME |
| const char* NAMES |
| const char* OFFSETD0 |
| const char* OFFSETD1 |
| const char* OFFSETD2 |
| const char* OFFSETD3 |
| const char* ORDERED_ACCESS |
| const char* OUT_LOC_LIST |
| const char* OWNERSHIP |
| const char* OWNERSHIP_KIND_NOT_PRESENT |
| const char* OWNERSHIP_QOS |
| const char* OWNERSHIP_STRENGTH |
| const char* PART_ID |
| const char* PARTICIPANT |
| const char* PARTICIPANT_ID_GAIN |
| const char* PARTITION |
| const char* PARTITION_QOS |
| const char* PERIOD |
| const char* PERIOD_MILLISECS |
| const char* PORT |
| const char* PORT_BASE |
| const char* PREALLOCATED |
| const char* PREALLOCATED_WITH_REALLOC |
| const char* PRESENTATION |
| const char* PROFILE_NAME |
| const char* PROFILES |
| const char* PROPAGATE |
| const char* PROPERTIES |
| const char* PROPERTIES_POLICY |
| const char* PROPERTY |
| const char* PUB_MODE |
| const char* PUBLISHER |
| const char* PUBREADER_SUBWRITER |
| const char* PUBWRITER_SUBREADER |
| const char* QOS |
| const char* READER |
| const char* RELIABILITY |
| const char* RELIABILITY_QOS |
| const char* RES_LIMITS_QOS |
| const char* RESERVED |
| const char* RTPS |
| const char* SECONDS |
| const char* SEND_SOCK_BUF_SIZE |
| const char* SHARED |
| const char* SIMPLE |
| const char* SIMPLE_EDP |
| const char* SIMPLE_RTPS_PDP |
| const char* SRV_CLEAN_DELAY |
| const char* STATIC |
| const char* STATIC_ENDPOINT_XML |
| const char* STATICDISCOVERY |
| const char* STRENGTH |
| const char* SUBSCRIBER |
| const char* SYNCHRONOUS |
| const char* THROUGHPUT_CONT |
| const char* TIME_FILTER |
| const char* TIMES |
| const char* TOPIC |
Publisher-subscriber attributes.
| const char* TOPIC_DATA |
| const char* TOPIC_DATA_TYPE |
| const char* TOPIC_KIND |
| const char* TOPIC_NAME |
| const char* UDPv4 |
| const char* UDPv6 |
| const char* UNI_LOC_LIST |
| const char* UNICAST_LOCATOR |
| const char* USE_BUILTIN_TRANS |
| const char* USER_DATA |
| const char* USER_DEF_ID |
| const char* USER_ID |
| const char* USER_TRANS |
| const char* VALUE |
| const char* WRITER |
| const char* WRITER_LVESS_PROTOCOL |
| const char* ZERO |


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Node Package Manager is what we use to install new packages to support or be used in our applications. It is therefore pretty essential
to understand. We use npm to install dependencies into our package.json file. For instance, if you want to install nodemon to your project, you would use
"npm install nodemon". There will be an update in the package.json file with the new dependency added as a key:value pair.
There are different flags, that can be used with npm. I will try to explain the essential once, that I have been using during this NodeJS course so far.
Global - when you want to install a dependencies globally. You want to add in a "-g" after npm command to specify that this dependency should be avaliable
in any project on my local machine. The syntax looks as following: "npm install -g nodemon", the -g again specifies that the package manager should install this package
globally.
Install - there is a shorthand for the install command for npm, that can save you a bit of time in rush hours. It is completely alright to use "install"..
But what if I told you, that you could discard all the letters in install and add a dash in front. That would work as good as install. The syntax for this is as followed:
"npm -i express". In this command I take -i instead of install to add express to my package.json.
devDependecy- This is another type of dependency, devDep is used to for developer purposes. You could use this to install test-enviroment or use to implement something to see
if it fits the project. Even though as I mentioned early the devDep is not the same as the dependencies in package.json. This is added in the developerDependency key in the json file.
It can still be used the package, that has been installed. But it won't be used in production. The syntax for this is as followed: "npm install --save-dev".
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- bond_difference(pure, defected, defected_ang, defect_point)
- Return the bond lengthdifference between the given cell and a pure
cell.
Inputs
------
pure : The pure xyz coords
defected : The defect bond lengths
defected_ang : The defect angles
defect_point : The location of the defect
- coulomb(bond_length, defect)
- Calculate the atomic coulomb matrix:
/ 0.5 * Z_i^{2.4} i == j
C_{i,j} = | Z_i * Z_j
| --------- i =/= j
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Inputs
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bond_length : The bond length matrix as output from the
geometry_defect function.
defect : The coord and type of the defect
Outputs
-------
coulomb : Numpy array containing the upper-triangular coulomb
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To import the playlist into Spotify:
To retrieve the top 10 tracks of an artist, pass the following to the generator:
#top Aphex Twin
The generator will output a playlist consisting of the ten most popular tracks of Aphex Twin, which can then be imported into Spotify.
All of the directives listed here can be used multiple times. For example:
#top Aphex Twin #top Beach House
This will create a playlist consisting of the top tracks of Aphex Twin, followed by the top tracks of Beach House.
To retrieve only the top 5 tracks, use #top5
.
To find similar artists:
#similar Aphex Twin
This will generate a 100-track playlist consisting of the 5 most popular tracks from the 20 most similar artists to Aphex Twin.
To retrieve more tracks, use #similar10
.
To add an album:
#album Substrata - Biosphere
To add all the albums of an artist:
#artist Beach House
To add a single track to the playlist, add a line on the form TITLE - ARTIST
:
Walk in the Park - Beach House Irene - Beach House Other People - Beach House Troublemaker - Beach House Wishes - Beach House
By default, the generator automatically removes duplicate tracks. To allow duplicates, add the line:
#duplicates
To order the tracks by Spotify popularity, use #order by
:
#order by popularity #artist Beach House
The generator also provides Last.fm support. To order by Last.fm playcount, add the line #order by lastfm
:
#order by lastfm #artist Beach House
To order by Last.fm user playcount, add the Last.fm username at the end:
#order by lastfm username #artist Beach House
To sort the ordered tracks into groups, use #group by
:
#order by lastfm #group by artist #similar Beach House
This will create a Last.fm-ordered playlist of artists similar to Beach House, where tracks from the same artists are grouped together.
To group the tracks and then interleave them, use #alternate by
:
#order by popularity #alternate by artist #similar Beach House #similar Hooverphonic
This will create a Last.fm-ordered playlist of artists similar to Beach House and Hooverphonic, with each track having a different artist from the previous track.
The generator can work with Spotify URIs, Spotify links, M3U playlists and CSV files. By default, the generator outputs a list of Spotify URIs.
One can easily work with existing Spotify playlists. By selecting the playlist’s tracks in Spotify, copying them and then pasting them as text somewhere else, one obtains a list of Spotify links:
https://open.spotify.com/track/4oNXgGnumnu5oIXXyP8StH https://open.spotify.com/track/7rAjeWkQM6cLqbPjZtXxl2 https://open.spotify.com/track/2Nt4Uw91pQLXSJ28SttDdF ...
One can easily apply #order by popularity
to such a list:
#order by popularity https://open.spotify.com/track/4oNXgGnumnu5oIXXyP8StH https://open.spotify.com/track/7rAjeWkQM6cLqbPjZtXxl2 https://open.spotify.com/track/2Nt4Uw91pQLXSJ28SttDdF ...
Likewise, spotify URIs are handled as well:
#order by popularity #alternate by album spotify:track:4oNXgGnumnu5oIXXyP8StH spotify:track:7rAjeWkQM6cLqbPjZtXxl2 spotify:track:2Nt4Uw91pQLXSJ28SttDdF ...
One can also import M3U playlists (with the file extension .m3u
or .m3u8
), provided they contain EXTM3U
metadata. That is, the playlist should be on the form:
#EXTM3U #EXTINF:404,Desire Lines - Deerhunter Deerhunter/Halcyon Digest/06 Desire Lines.mp3 #EXTINF:230,Saved By Old Times - Deerhunter Deerhunter/Microcastle/10 Saved By Old Times.mp3 #EXTINF:202,Agoraphobia - Deerhunter Deerhunter/Microcastle/02 Agoraphobia.mp3 #EXTINF:133,Revival - Deerhunter Deerhunter/Halcyon Digest/03 Revival.mp3 #EXTINF:264,Twilight at Carbon Lake - Deerhunter Deerhunter/Microcastle/12 Twilight at Carbon Lake.mp3
The generator translates this to:
Desire Lines - Deerhunter Saved By Old Times - Deerhunter Agoraphobia - Deerhunter Revival - Deerhunter Twilight at Carbon Lake - Deerhunter
The generator can read and write the CSV format used by Exportify:
spotify:track:3jZ0GKAZiDMya0dZPrw8zq,Desire Lines,Deerhunter,Halcyon Digest,1,6,404413,, spotify:track:20DDHYR4vZqDwHyNFLwkXI,Saved By Old Times,Deerhunter,Microcastle,1,10,230226,, spotify:track:2SpHd4lGMrJMIQDf92V6VP,Agoraphobia,Deerhunter,Microcastle,1,2,202640,, spotify:track:30wvVTkqA4Fp5ZCG0xGof7,Revival,Deerhunter,Halcyon Digest,1,3,133666,, spotify:track:6vtwbm7YGkTwTINdrcXV5I,Twilight At Carbon Lake,Deerhunter,Microcastle,1,12,263986,,
To output to this format, add the line #csv
:
#csv Desire Lines - Deerhunter Saved By Old Times - Deerhunter Agoraphobia - Deerhunter Revival - Deerhunter Twilight at Carbon Lake - Deerhunter
CSV files have the advantage of being editable with a spreadsheet editor such as Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice Calc. They are also future-proof, as they contain additional info to the Spotify URIs (which might change).
A command-line version is also available. It requires Node to be installed.
The source code is located at GitHub. To clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/epsil/spotgen.git
Alternatively, download a ZIP file.
Run the script with ./index.js
or node index
:
$ ./index.js input.txt output.txt


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