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MRCEditor
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#include <TF1DMappingCanvas.h>
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| void | splitMergeKeys () |
| void | zeroKey () |
| void | deleteKey () |
| void | resetTransferFunc () |
| void | changeCurrentColor () |
| void | changeCurrentColor (const QColor &c) |
| void | toggleClipThresholds () |
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| void | changed () |
| void | loadTransferFunction () |
| void | saveTransferFunction () |
| void | resetTransferFunction () |
| void | toggleInteraction (bool on) |
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| TF1DMappingCanvas (QWidget *parent=0, bool noColor=false, bool clipThresholds=false, QString xAxisText=tr("intensity"), QString yAxisText=tr("opacity")) | |
| virtual | ~TF1DMappingCanvas () |
| virtual void | paintEvent (QPaintEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mousePressEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseReleaseEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseMoveEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseDoubleClickEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | keyPressEvent (QKeyEvent *event) |
| virtual void | keyReleaseEvent (QKeyEvent *event) |
| void | createStdFunc () |
| void | setThreshold (float l, float u) |
| QVector2D | getThresholds () const |
| virtual QSize | minimumSizeHint () const |
| virtual QSize | sizeHint () const |
| virtual QSizePolicy | sizePolicy () const |
| void | setXAxisText (const std::string &text) |
| void | setYAxisText (const std::string &text) |
| bool | isThresholdClipped () |
| void | getTransferFunction (float *transferFunction, size_t dimension, float factor) |
| void | save (const char *filename) |
| void | load (const char *filename) |
| void | setVolumeInfomation (Volume *volume) |
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| enum | MarkerProps { MARKER_NORMAL = 0, MARKER_LEFT = 1, MARKER_RIGHT = 2, MARKER_SELECTED = 4 } |
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| void | insertNewKey (QVector2D &hit) |
| TF1DMappingKey * | getOtherKey (TF1DMappingKey *selectedKey, bool selectedLeftPart) |
| int | hitLine (const QVector2D &p) |
| void | paintKeys (QPainter &paint) |
| void | drawMarker (QPainter &paint, const QColor &color, const QVector2D &p, int props=0) |
| void | drawHistogram (QPainter &paint) |
| void | showKeyContextMenu (QMouseEvent *event) |
| void | showNoKeyContextMenu (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | resizeEvent (QResizeEvent *event) |
| virtual void | showEvent (QShowEvent *event) |
| QVector2D | wtos (QVector2D p) |
| QVector2D | stow (QVector2D p) |
| void | hideCoordinates () |
| void | updateCoordinates (QPoint pos, QVector2D values) |
| QColor | getMappingForValue (float value) const |
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| float | thresholdL |
| lower threshold in the interval [0, 1] (relative to maximumIntensity_) More... | |
| float | thresholdU |
| upper threshold in the interval [0, 1] (relative to maximumIntensity_) More... | |
| TF1DMappingKey * | selectedKey |
| key that was selected by the user More... | |
| std::vector< TF1DMappingKey * > | keys |
| internal representation of the transfer function as a set of keys More... | |
| bool | selectedLeftPart |
| when selected key is split, was the left part selected? More... | |
| bool | dragging |
| is the user dragging a key? More... | |
| int | dragLine |
| number that indicates the line that was dragged using the shift modifier More... | |
| int | dragLineStartY |
| y position where the drag of the line started More... | |
| float | dragLineAlphaLeft |
| floating alpha value of the left key of the dragged line More... | |
| float | dragLineAlphaRight |
| floating alpha value of the right key of the dragged line More... | |
| QPoint | mousePos |
| current position of the mouse More... | |
| int | padding |
| additional border of the widget More... | |
| int | arrowLength |
| length of the arrows at the end of coordinate axes More... | |
| int | arrowWidth |
| width of the arrows at the end of coordinate axes More... | |
| float | splitFactor |
| offset between splitted keys More... | |
| int | pointSize |
| size of a key of the transfer function More... | |
| int | minCellSize |
| minimum size of a grid cell More... | |
| QVector2D | xRange |
| range in x direction More... | |
| QVector2D | yRange |
| range in y direction More... | |
| QVector2D | gridSpacing |
| width and height of the underlying grid More... | |
| bool | clipThresholds |
| is the visible range clipped to threshold area? More... | |
| bool | noColor |
| when true the color of a key can not be changed More... | |
| QString | xAxisText |
| caption of the x axis More... | |
| QString | yAxisText |
| caption of the y axis More... | |
| QMenu * | keyContextMenu |
| context menu for right mouse click when a key is selected More... | |
| QMenu * | noKeyContextMenu |
| context menu for right mouse click when no key is selected More... | |
| QAction * | splitMergeAction |
| action for split/merge context menu entry More... | |
| QAction * | zeroAction |
| action for zero to right context menu entry More... | |
| QAction * | deleteAction |
| action for delete key context menu entry More... | |
| QAction * | loadAction |
| action for load transfer function context menu entry More... | |
| QAction * | saveAction |
| action for save transfer function context menu entry More... | |
| QAction * | resetAction |
| action for reset transfer function context menu entry More... | |
| QPixmap * | cache |
| pixmap for caching the painted histogram More... | |
| Volume * | m_volume |
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width of the arrows at the end of coordinate axes
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pixmap for caching the painted histogram
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is the visible range clipped to threshold area?
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action for delete key context menu entry
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is the user dragging a key?
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number that indicates the line that was dragged using the shift modifier
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floating alpha value of the left key of the dragged line
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floating alpha value of the right key of the dragged line
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width and height of the underlying grid
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context menu for right mouse click when a key is selected
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internal representation of the transfer function as a set of keys
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action for load transfer function context menu entry
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minimum size of a grid cell
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context menu for right mouse click when no key is selected
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additional border of the widget
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size of a key of the transfer function
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offset between splitted keys
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action for split/merge context menu entry
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lower threshold in the interval [0, 1] (relative to maximumIntensity_)
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upper threshold in the interval [0, 1] (relative to maximumIntensity_)
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caption of the y axis
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ExUnit v1.3.4 ExUnit.Case
Sets up an ExUnit test case.
This module must be used in other modules as a way to configure and prepare them for testing.
When used, it accepts the following options:
- :async - configure this specific test case to able to run in parallel
with other test cases. May be used for performance when this test case
does not change any global state. Defaults to
false
.
This module automatically includes all callbacks defined in
ExUnit.Callbacks
. See that module’s documentation for more
information.
Examples
defmodule AssertionTest do
# Use the module
use ExUnit.Case, async: true
# The "test" macro is imported by ExUnit.Case
test "always pass" do
assert true
end
end
Context
All tests receive a context as an argument. The context is particularly useful for sharing information between callbacks and tests:
defmodule KVTest do
use ExUnit.Case
setup do
{:ok, pid} = KV.start_link
{:ok, [pid: pid]}
end
test "stores key-value pairs", context do
assert KV.put(context[:pid], :hello, :world) == :ok
assert KV.get(context[:pid], :hello) == :world
end
end
As the context is a map, it can be pattern matched on to extract information:
test "stores key-value pairs", %{pid: pid} do
assert KV.put(pid, :hello, :world) == :ok
assert KV.get(pid, :hello) == :world
end
Tags
The context is used to pass information from the callbacks to the test. In order to pass information from the test to the callback, ExUnit provides tags.
By tagging a test, the tag value can be accessed in the context, allowing the developer to customize the test. Let’s see an example:
defmodule FileTest do
# Changing directory cannot be async
use ExUnit.Case, async: false
setup context do
# Read the :cd tag value
if cd = context[:cd] do
prev_cd = File.cwd!
File.cd!(cd)
on_exit fn -> File.cd!(prev_cd) end
end
:ok
end
@tag cd: "fixtures"
test "reads utf-8 fixtures" do
File.read("hello")
end
end
In the example above, we have defined a tag called :cd
that is
read in the setup callback to configure the working directory the
test is going to run on.
Tags are also very effective when used with case templates
(ExUnit.CaseTemplate
allowing callbacks in the case template
to customize the test behaviour.
Note a tag can be set in two different ways:
@tag key: value
@tag :key # equivalent to setting @tag key: true
If a tag is given more than once, the last value wins.
Module tags
A tag can be set for all tests in a module by setting @moduletag
:
@moduletag :external
If the same key is set via @tag
, the @tag
value has higher
precedence.
Known tags
The following tags are set automatically by ExUnit and are therefore reserved:
:case
- the test case module:file
- the file on which the test was defined:line
- the line on which the test was defined:test
- the test name:async
- if the test case is in async mode:type
- the type of the test (:test
,:property
, etc):registered
- used forExUnit.Case.register_attribute/3
values:describe
- the describe block the test belongs to
The following tags customize how tests behaves:
:capture_log
- see the “Log Capture” section below:skip
- skips the test with the given reason:timeout
- customizes the test timeout in milliseconds (defaults to 60000):report
- include the given tags and context keys on error reports, see the “Reporting tags” section
Reporting tags
ExUnit also allows tags or any other key in your context to be included
in error reports, making it easy for developers to see under which circumstances
a test was evaluated. To do so, you use the :report
tag:
@moduletag report: [:user_id]
Filters
Tags can also be used to identify specific tests, which can then
be included or excluded using filters. The most common functionality
is to exclude some particular tests from running, which can be done
via ExUnit.configure/1
:
# Exclude all external tests from running
ExUnit.configure(exclude: [external: true])
From now on, ExUnit will not run any test that has the external
flag
set to true
. This behaviour can be reversed with the :include
option
which is usually passed through the command line:
mix test --include external:true
Run mix help test
for more information on how to run filters via Mix.
Another use case for tags and filters is to exclude all tests that have a particular tag by default, regardless of its value, and include only a certain subset:
ExUnit.configure(exclude: :os, include: [os: :unix])
Keep in mind that all tests are included by default, so unless they are
excluded first, the include
option has no effect.
Log Capture
ExUnit can optionally suppress printing of log messages that are generated during a test. Log messages generated while running a test are captured and only if the test fails are they printed to aid with debugging.
You can opt into this behaviour for individual tests by tagging them with :capture_log
or enable
log capture for all tests in the ExUnit configuration:
ExUnit.start(capture_log: true)
This default can be overridden by @tag capture_log: false
or @moduletag capture_log: false
.
Since setup_all
blocks don’t belong to a specific test, log messages generated in them (or
between tests) are never captured. If you want to suppress these messages as well, remove the
console backend globally:
config :logger, backends: []
Summary
Functions
Registers a new attribute to be used during ExUnit.Case
tests
Registers a function to run as part of this case
Macros
Describes tests together
Defines a not implemented test with a string
Defines a test with a string
Functions
Registers a new attribute to be used during ExUnit.Case
tests.
The attribute values will be available as a key/value pair in
context.registered
. The key/value pairs will be cleared
after each ExUnit.Case.test
similar to @tag
.
Module.register_attribute/3
is used to register the attribute,
this function takes the same options.
Examples
defmodule MyTest do
use ExUnit.Case
ExUnit.Case.register_attribute __ENV__, :foobar
@foobar hello: "world"
test "using custom test attribute", context do
assert context.registered.hello == "world"
end
end
Registers a function to run as part of this case.
This is used by 3rd party projects, like QuickCheck, to
implement macros like property/3
that works like test
but instead defines a property. See test/3
implementation
for an example of invoking this function.
The test type will be converted to a string and pluralized for
display. You can use ExUnit.plural_rule/2
to set a custom
pluralization.
Macros
Describes tests together.
Every describe block receives a name which is used as prefix for
upcoming tests. Inside a block, ExUnit.Callbacks.setup/1
may be
invoked and it will define a setup callback to run only for the
current block. The describe name is also added as a tag, allowing
developers to run tests for specific blocks.
Examples
defmodule StringTest do
use ExUnit.Case, async: true
describe "String.capitalize/1" do
test "first grapheme is in uppercase" do
assert String.capitalize("hello") == "Hello"
end
test "converts remaining graphemes to lowercase" do
assert String.capitalize("HELLO") == "Hello"
end
end
end
When using Mix, you can run all tests in a describe block as:
mix test --only describe:"String.capitalize/1"
Note describe blocks cannot be nested. Instead of relying on hierarchy for composition, developers should build on top of named setups. For example:
defmodule UserManagementTest do
use ExUnit.Case, async: true
describe "when user is logged in and is an admin" do
setup [:log_user_in, :set_type_to_admin]
test ...
end
describe "when user is logged in and is a manager" do
setup [:log_user_in, :set_type_to_manager]
test ...
end
defp log_user_in(context) do
# ...
end
end
By forbidding hierarchies in favor of named setups, it is straight-forward for the developer to glance at each describe block and know exactly the setup steps involved.
Defines a not implemented test with a string.
Provides a convenient macro that allows a test to be defined with a string, but not yet implemented. The resulting test will always fail and print “Not yet implemented” error message. The resulting test case is also tagged with :not_implemented.
Examples
test "this will be a test in future"
Defines a test with a string.
Provides a convenient macro that allows a test to be
defined with a string. This macro automatically inserts
the atom :ok
as the last line of the test. That said,
a passing test always returns :ok
, but, more importantly,
it forces Elixir to not tail call optimize the test and
therefore avoids hiding lines from the backtrace.
Examples
test "true is equal to true" do
assert true == true
end


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Hibs star Florian Kamberi reveals ex-Rangers ace Sergio Porrini sold him on Albania switch
by Robert ThomsonFLO KAMBERI revealed Sergio Porrini sold him on a switch to Albania.
The Hibs striker was called up to their international squad for the clashes with France and Andorra earlier this month.
Kamberi can also play for Switzerland and Kosovo but made the decision to commit his future to the Albanians after a meeting in Scotland with ex-Rangers defender Porrini.
He’s No2 to boss Megrim Mavraj so flew to watch the Hibs man in action against Celtic recently.
Kamberi will have to wait for his first cap after paperwork wasn’t lodged in time to face the French, but insists he’s made up his mind who he’ll play for.
He said: “The assistant coach with Albania is Sergio Porrini, who used to play for Rangers. He came over to the Celtic game, watched me playing and the next day met with my agent and my father.
“We had a good chat, they made it clear they really want me because they want to build a new team and have a new era.
“I want to be a big part of it.
“Having Sergio there is good because some people think playing in Scotland is easy, but it’s not, it’s very tough.
“Most people just know Celtic and Rangers and they think it’s easy, but he knows the league and the clubs in it.
“It’s good to have someone who can see your quality and wants to work with you. Having international football is a motivation, if you have that chance it’s a privilege.”
Kamberi played for the Swiss U21 side so will need to transfer his registration to the Albanians.
And that admin hold up cost him the chance to play against the European champions.
He said: “I did everything on my part to be ready, I went there and wanted to make my debut. I just have to be patient.”


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approx. 12 miles - then take a hard (dangerous corner) right turn onto Rock Ck.
Road (dirt road). They will proceed for 7.5 miles on Rock Ck. road until it
turns into pavement at Hwy 348. Then ride 12 - 14 miles on Hwy 348 to
Phillipsburg and the finish.
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Preparation time
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Serves
Serves 1
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
For the stuffed chicken, slice a horizontal "pocket" into the chicken breast and stuff with the dolcelatte and rocket and season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Secure the opening with cocktail sticks.
Drizzle the chicken with olive oil and a little more seasoning. Heat a griddle pan, add the chicken and griddle skin-side down for 3-4 minutes or until crisp. Turn over, transfer to a baking tray and cook in the oven for 10-12 minutes or until cooked through.
For the sautéed potatoes, heat the olive oil in a large frying pan, add the potatoes and rosemary leaves and fry for four minutes. Add the garlic and cook for a further minute. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the glazed carrots, place the carrots into boiling salted water for two minutes; drain and refresh in cold water. Heat the oil in a frying pan. Add the carrots and fry for 2-3 minutes. Drizzle with honey and cook for a further minute.
To serve, place the sautéed potatoes onto a serving plate, top with the chicken and serve the carrots on the side.


 The combination of the hallucinatory action and intense body consciousness of the shrooms interact very well with the empathic edge of the x, and it can be a very moving, intimate and entheogenic experience.
I have found myself a few times in very interesting social dynamics, heh, on the two, especially when garnished with some nitrous... and sexually is a very viable combination especially in comparision with, say, a hit of lsd; the visions can be almost overwhelming, their tangibility almost on par with 2C-B ( perhaps the x carrying the suspension of disbelief more effectively); everything falling into very cohesive imageries, and very organic and spiritual as well as personalized... this is the combo on which i've found myself engaged with the shiva, a writhing mass of giant earthworms getting frenetically busy a la Giger, etc.
I've always been fairly sloppy with timing my intakes, never myself having a good understanding of what is best; i would probably advise taking the x fairly early on, like right after your stomach settles suitably to hold the stuff down....
Which reminds me of a few other experiences actually, which earn a caveat despite my basic enthusiasm: the times i have decided to lay the x on well after the mushrooms already had ahold of my brain, it struck me that the shrooms really didn't trust the potentially inauthentic sentiments of the x, and always, just at the moment the x touched my tongue, my stomach would react very violently to it and simply not let me take it down, to the point of vomiting into my hand as it approached my mouth. have ruined a noteable number of nice x capsules by barfing them up immediately, there's another $20 on the desert floor.... So bodily reactions are much more acutely a part of my experience combining these two, and unless they're introduced to one another early on in the road trip, they may not become the best of friends ;)
another interpretation of this situation might be: i have an overeager tummy anyway, and more frequently than not do get nauseous on even just x or lsd, much less shrooms... i've started interpreting it as part of my own little ritual, and take it in stride usually. it might be that thee anticipation of the x hit gets the shrooms going, i barf, peak, and _that's_ when the x should be ingested. the shrooms always kick in most strongly immediately upon coughing them back up; perhaps i should just embrace the inevitability of me upchucking, have done with it, and then drop the x into my newly available belly...
just a few thoughts. if you have any difficulties with the notion of crawling on your hands and knees toward the nearest shrub or toilet during a few dizzying moments, it might not be adviseable, but if you have learned to hack it elegantly it's certainly worth the risk. i have a few friends who actually refuse or are reluctant to take shrooms because it might want to make them hurl, which i think is a tragic and silly evasion of a truly magnificent experience. give it a go, then, and as far as my reckoning goes i can't see any likely real harm.
happy hunting.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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WWE NXT Results (11/06): Rhea Ripley Announces Final Team Member, The O.C. Appears, More
by Travis WakemanThe November 6 edition of WWE NXT starts out with The O.C. coming out to continue the storyline of Monday Night Raw, Friday Night SmackDown and NXT invading each other as we head to the Survivor Series.
Just before NXT came on the air, The O.C. attacked The Undisputed Era at Full Sail University. However, their promo is interrupted by Tomasso Ciampa, who is joined by Matt Riddle and Keith Lee.
A Six-Man Tag Team Match is set up for later in the night.
Pete Dunne defeats Damian Priest by submission with an armbar after snapping Priest’s fingers.
After the match, Killian Dain attacks Dunne and then goes after Priest as well.
Cathy Kelley interviews Dakota Kai who talks about why she deserves to be on Rhea Ripley’s team for the War Games Match at NXT: TakeOver. Kai will face NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler tonight.
Taynara defeats Santana Garrett by pinfall.
NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler defeats Dakota Kai by submission with the rear-naked choke.
After the match, the two War Games teams came out and began brawling until Mia Yim came out with a kendo stick and took out Baszler and the rest of her team, as well as Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke.
Angel Garza defeats Tony Nese via pinfall.
With the win, Garza becomes the No.1 contender for the WWE Cruiserweight title. After the match, the Cruiserweight Champion, Lio Rush, comes out and offers a handshake to Garza. Instead, Garza slaps him across the face. That match will take place next week.
Backstage, Rhea Ripley tells Cathy Kelley that the fourth member of her team for the War Games match will be Mia Yim. She explains to a very disappointed Dakota Kai that she “didn’t make the cut”.
Dominik Dijakovic defeats Isaiah “Swerve” Scott via pinfall.
This was a terrific match. Dijakovic won it after hitting Scott with the “Feast your Eyes” knee to the face.
Next week, Mia Yim faces Io Shirai in a Ladder Match with the winner earning the order of entry advantage for their team at War Games.
In the main event, The O.C. battled Ciampa, Riddle and Lee to a No Contest. Finn Balor came out following a ref bump and reminded fans of a group that once competed in Japan.
Adam Cole then came out and superkicked A.J. Styles before hitting Ciampa with the “Last Shot” just before the show went off the air.


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Class describing a glyph, including its metrics and its bitmap image. More...
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Class describing a glyph, including its metrics and its bitmap image.
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Creates a glyph object with the given image and metrics.
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fn() primsAlgorithmComputes a minimum spanning tree on a graph.
Computes a minimum spanning tree on a graph.
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void primsAlgorithm(predecessor, g, source, weight);
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source
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weight
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Edge weights. |
Detailed Description
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#include <iostream> #include <seqan/graph_algorithms.h> using namespace seqan; int main() { typedef Graph<Undirected<> > TGraph; typedef VertexDescriptor<TGraph>::Type TVertexDescriptor; typedef Size<TGraph>::Type TSize; // Create graph with 14 undirected edges {0,1}, {0,6}, ... TSize numEdges = 14; TVertexDescriptor edges[] = {0, 1, 0, 6, 1, 2, 1, 6, 2, 3, 2, 4, 2, 8, 3, 5, 3, 8, 4, 6, 4, 7, 5, 8, 6, 7, 7, 8}; TGraph g; addEdges(g, edges, numEdges); // Print graph. std::cout << g << std::endl; // Fill two external property maps for edge weights and vertex names. unsigned int weights[] = {4, 8, 8, 11, 7, 2, 4, 9, 14, 7, 6, 10, 1, 2}; char names[] = {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'i', 'e', 'h', 'g', 'f'}; String<int> weightMap; assignEdgeMap(weightMap, g, weights); String<char> nameMap; assignVertexMap(nameMap, g, names); // Run Prim's algorithm. String<TVertexDescriptor> predMap; primsAlgorithm(predMap, g, 0, weightMap); // Print result to stdout. std::cout << "Minimum Spanning Tree (Prim's algorithm): \n"; typedef Iterator<TGraph, VertexIterator>::Type TVertexIterator; TVertexIterator it(g); while (!atEnd(it)) { std::cout << "Path from " << getProperty(nameMap, 0) << " to " << getProperty(nameMap, getValue(it)) << ": "; _printPath(g, predMap, (TVertexDescriptor)0, getValue(it), nameMap); std::cout << "\n"; goNext(it); } return 0; }
Adjacency list: 0 -> 6,1, 1 -> 6,2,0, 2 -> 8,4,3,1, 3 -> 8,5,2, 4 -> 7,6,2, 5 -> 8,3, 6 -> 7,4,1,0, 7 -> 8,6,4, 8 -> 7,5,3,2, Edge list: Source: 0,Target: 6 (Id: 1) Source: 0,Target: 1 (Id: 0) Source: 1,Target: 6 (Id: 3) Source: 1,Target: 2 (Id: 2) Source: 2,Target: 8 (Id: 6) Source: 2,Target: 4 (Id: 5) Source: 2,Target: 3 (Id: 4) Source: 3,Target: 8 (Id: 8) Source: 3,Target: 5 (Id: 7) Source: 4,Target: 7 (Id: 10) Source: 4,Target: 6 (Id: 9) Source: 5,Target: 8 (Id: 11) Source: 6,Target: 7 (Id: 12) Source: 7,Target: 8 (Id: 13) Minimum Spanning Tree (Prim's algorithm): Path from a to a: a Path from a to b: a,b Path from a to c: a,b,c Path from a to d: a,b,c,d Path from a to i: a,b,c,i Path from a to e: a,b,c,d,e Path from a to h: a,b,c,f,g,h Path from a to g: a,b,c,f,g Path from a to f: a,b,c,f
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My name is Sergey. Currently I live in Seattle but I moved to the U.S. from Ukraine almost 9 years ago. I have a degree in Law from Ukraine but it is unfortunately not applicable here. I've worked in a bunch of different roles, mostly in customer service and logistics and my most recent job was at Comcast as a cable technician. I speak 3 languages (ukrainian, russian and english) and I have a cat named Frodo. Recently I've decided to learn programming to start a new career, so here I am :)
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It's possible to view the model and associated comments without logging in, but to add a new comment - or make a note against a comment then you do need to log in. Logins are shared across applications so you can log in to any of them and it will be remembered for the others. There's an icon to the top right ( ) that will display the login box.
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Any logged in user can add a comment to an element in the model to record suggestions for updating such as:
These comments can be viewed in the model itself (select any element and the comments are shown to the right) and also in a specialized application - the Task viewer. This application treats the comments as if each one was a task that needs to be resolved - accepted or rejected.
It's really intended for an administrator, but useful for an individual to see what the resolution to their comment was.
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Turn on Video Captions in your camera settings within the DJI Go4 App and you will find SRT files alongside your movie clips. You can use this tool to interpret those files.
The data included is not as accurate as the drone could produce, but since that is all we have we decided to apply smoothing to it to and produce a more meaningful interpretation of your flights. This is not necessarily more accurate.
You can tweak smoothness, load satellite or maps of the location, drag over the graphs or timeline to view data in specific moments/places, export your data to other formats or launch Google Maps exactly where you shot something.
Export to KML to visualise on Google Earth, and to GPX or CSV for other software.
Phantom 4 Pro (P4P) files have embedded subtitles instead of SRT files. You can try extracting the SRT data with this script (experimental).
You can also load GPS data in other formats, such as GPX, KML, JSON and GeoJSON. This is experimental, so let me know if your files do not display correctly. To load GoPro Metadata, you can extract it first using this tool.
Note that so far this has mostly been tested with Mavic Pro SRT files. Bugs are to be expected.
Please get in touch here if you tried your drone SRT files and got no results. You can also suggest new features or share with us what you created with this tool.
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the language quarrels
insane letters meaning poetry
secret sounds on spoken stage
angels promise simple sayings
smiles songs use vocabulary
faded fonts
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undulate and wail across this artificial lake
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laying fractured
where we find them
try to piece them together
broken by the fact that they existed


Take a look inside this £1.8 million house with own pool, gym and stunning views across the sea - just a short drive from Bristol
Fancy a cocktail sitting on the Mediterranean courtyard?
by Heather PickstockEver fancied taking a dip in your own private pool before enjoying morning coffee on your Mediterranean courtyard overlooking breathtaking views over the sea?
Well, if you have a spare £1.8 million in your pocket, this stunning home in the seaside resort of Clevedon may be just the ticket.
Tidal Reach is a stand out home which enjoys breathtaking views of the Bristol Channel.
As well as a Mediterranean courtyard it also boasts two balconies to which to sit on and soak up the sun - when it appears - a roof deck and even its own swimming pool.
The property, at Edgehill Road, is arranged over three floors and was justifiably a finalist in the regional LABC 204 Building Excellence Awards.
The house centres itself on the view which is showcased from each principle room - with the main living accommodation arranged over the first and second floors to take full advantage of the property's position.
Both the upper floors have been finished with tri-folding doors to access the full width balconies, and from the first floor the balcony stretches onto the fabulous artificial turf roof deck – tracking the day's sun from sunrise to sunset with uninterrupted sea views.
Internally, little expense has been spared, from the acres of carefully laid marble flooring with underfloor heating.
The house also has a state of the art ARTEOR Lifestyle system – controlling everything from the gated drive, heating and lighting to the sound system, curtains and swimming pool.
The kitchen is bespoke and installed by Mayflower of Somerset and finished with Silestone Quartz worktops and a generous central island and breakfast bar.
From the sitting room, sliding doors open to the luxury indoor swimming pool with multi-coloured LED ceiling lights and mirrored walls, complete with an air source heating system and motorised jet counter-current swim system.
The pool itself opens into a gym, and this enjoys a fully fitted wet-room and cloakroom with doors from the gym opening to the raised courtyard garden.
Above, the accommodation is arranged as a full-floor master suite – complete with a spacious family room with folding doors out to a full width balcony and an exceptional master bedroom suite.
Views of the channel can be enjoyed from the bed in the master suite which also has an en suite shower room with oversize walk in shower, twin ended bath and his and hers sinks.
Over the ground floor are three family / guest bedrooms – each with either an en-suite bath or shower room along with a separate fitted study.
Two of the bedrooms open out to a private courtyard garden, catching much of the day's sun.
Outside, like the house itself, the outside space of Tidal Reach focuses on the sun and the views, with two tiers of full-width balconies facing southwest and offering far reaching coastal views right up until sunset.
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Mojo has added some simple convenience to TornadIO2 SocketConnections by adding two key dictionaries to the framework. These dictionaries are populated (and depopulated) as users connect to the site.
The dictionaries that are made available are:
Usage:
from Mojo.SocketHandlers.BaseSocketHandler import MojoSocketHandler, CURRENT_SESSIONS, LOGGED_IN_SESSIONS
#Setup your socket connections here (remember to subclass MojoSocketHandler)
class SocketConnectionHandler(MojoSocketHandler):
def on_message(self, msg):
pass
The MojoSocketHandler overrides the on_open and on_close events of the standard TornadIO2 SocketConnection to expose some simple session data (self.session_id and self.logged_in).
MojoSocketHandler will store connections in a global dictionary called CURRENT_SESSIONS, all connections are keyed by the user session_id (generated automatically on request).
You can import CURRENT_SESSIONS to broadcast to all users, or emit messages to specific users based on their session_id.
If you are using the Mojo.Auth module, and the cookie logged_in is set (i.e. the user is logged in), then another global dictionary: LOGGED_IN_SESSIONS is populated with the connection, keyed by the user_id of the user. This makes common tasks much simpler to manage such as:


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Writing More Legible SQL
A number of times in a crowd I’ve asked how many people enjoy writing SQL, and often there’s a person or two. The follow up is how many people enjoy reading other people’s SQL and that’s unanimously 0. The reason for this is that so many people write bad SQL. It’s not that it doesn’t do the job, it’s just that people don’t tend to treat SQL the same as other languages and don’t follow strong code formatting guidelines. So, of course here’s some of my own recommendations on how to make SQL more readable.
One thing per line
Only put a single column/table/join per line. This is going to make for slightly more verbose SQL, but it will be easier to read and edit.. Here’s a basic example:
SELECT foo,
bar
FROM baz
Align your projections and conditions
You can somewhat see this in the above with foo
and bar
being on the same line. This is reasonably common for columns you’re selecting, but it’s not applied as often in AND
or GROUP BY
clauses. As you can see there is a difference though between:
SELECT foo,
bar
FROM baz
WHERE foo > 3
AND bar =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And a cleaner version:
SELECT foo,
bar
FROM baz
WHERE foo > 3
AND bar =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Use column names when grouping/ordering
This is personally an awful habit of mine, but it is extremely convenient to just order by the column number. In the above query we could just ORDER BY 1
. This is especially easy when column 1 may be something like SUM(foo). However, ensuring you explicitly ORDER BY SUM(foo)
will help limit any misunderstanding of the data.
Comments
You comment your code all the time, yet so few seem to comment their queries. A simple --
allows you to inline a comment, perhaps where there’s some oddities to what you’re joining or just anywhere it may need clarification. You can of course go much further, but at least some basic level of commenting should be required.
Casing
As highlighted in these examples, having a standard for how you case your queries is especially handy. Sticking with all SQL keywords in caps allows you to easily parse what is SQL and what are columns or literals that you’re using in queries.
CTEs
First, yes they can be an optimisation boundary. But they can also make your query much more read-able and prevent you from doing the wrong thing because you couldn’t reason about a query.
For those unfamiliar CTEs are like a view that exist just for the duration of that query being executed. You can have them reference previous CTEs so you can gradually build on them, much like you would code blocks. I won’t repeat too much of what I’ve already written about them, but if you’re unfamiliar with them or not using them they are a must. CTEs are easily one of the few pieces of SQL that I use on a daily basis.
Conclusion
Of course this isn’t the only way to make your SQL more readable and this isn’t an exhaustive list. But hopefully you find these tips helpful, and for your favorite tip that I missed… let me know about it @craigkerstiens.
A special thanks to @Case for reviewing.


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 So they submitted, except Iblis; he was not of those who submitted. |
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And We created you, then fashioned you, then told the angels: Fall ye prostrate before Adam!  They fell prostrate, except Iblees (Satan); he was not with the prostrators. |
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We created and shaped you, then told the angels to prostrate themselves before Adam. All the angels obeyed except Satan who did not. |
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And certainly We created you, then We fashioned you, then We said to the angels: Prostrate to Adam. So they did prostrate except Iblis; he was not of those who prostrated. |
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And WE indeed created you and then WE gave you shape; and then WE said to the angels, 'Submit to Adam; and they all submitted. But Iblis did not; he will not be of those who submit. |
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It is We Who created you and gave you shape; then We bade the angels prostrate to Adam, and they prostrate; not so Iblis; He refused to be of those who prostrate. |
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Write a program in C to check a given number is even or odd using the functions.
Write a program in C to print all the prime numbers between two numbers entered by the user using functions.
WAP to find area of a circle and a hexagon and also find which shape has a larger area using functions.
$$ Area \ of \ Circle = \pi r^2 $$
$$ Area \ of \ Hexagon = \frac{3 \sqrt{3}}{2} a^2 $$
Write a program in C to find the Factorial of a number using recursion
$ 7! = 7 * 6 * 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 = 5040 $
Write a program in C to Print Fibonacci Series using recursion
Fibonacci Series is a sequence of numbers in which each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, starting from 0 and 1.
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ...
Write a program to print pascal triangle using recursion function.
Each number is the numbers directly above it added together.
The formula for working out the value at any place in Pascal's triangle is $ \binom{n}{r} = nCr = \frac{n!}{r!(n-r)!} $
Where n is the row number and r is the column number.


As I transitioned from school to academia to industry, there is one idea that has occurred repeatedly. This around the verification of a solution to the problem. In this article I explore this idea.
When I was growing up, I happened to get hold of a book called The Trachtenberg Speed System of Basic Mathematics. The book was written by one Jakow Tractenberg who wrote this book while incarcerated in a Nazi concentration camp. It contains tricks to perform speedy computations for special cases like multiplying two numbers which are close to a power of ten, like 98x97, or multiplying a number by 11 etc. Later on I also got to study a book on Vedic Mathematics which was also similar in spirit.
While the book taught several tricks there was a peripheral lesson that proved to be more useful for me. At one point, the author said that "a problem is not really finished until we have proved that we have the right answer". The author's point was that once we solve a problem we should double check via some tricks that we have not committed a calculation mistake.
The neat trick that the author described was double checking multiplication by divisibility by 9 test. It hinges on two properties of numbers:
I fruitfully employed this method to double check my computations in my academic career.
Then during my undergraduate studies in Computer Science, same idea sprung up again in various contexts.
Given a large number, e.g.<PHONE_NUMBER>709922122701709407, it is difficult to determine if it is a prime number or a composite number. But here is a proof that it is composite:<PHONE_NUMBER>709922122701709407 =<PHONE_NUMBER>3921 *<PHONE_NUMBER>72767. The proof is easily verifiable since multiplication is easy. The fact that factorizing a product of two large prime numbers is a hard problem but multiplying two large prime numbers is easy, is the basis of public key crypotgraphy.
Similarly, while devising an efficient algorithm to sort a list of numbers is moderately difficult, checking if a given list of numbers is sorted is straightforward.
As I advanced in my studies, the ideas exploring the relationship between solving a problem and checking if a given solution to a problem is correct kept recurring in many ways.
For instance, one way to interpret complexity class NP is that it is the set of those yes/no problems for which if the answer is "yes", then there exists a "short" (i.e. polynomially verifiable) proof that the answer is indeed yes. For instance, consider the problem "Does a given graph G has a hamiltonian cycle?". This problem is in NP, because if G has a hamiltonian cycle, you can prove that G has a hamiltonian cycle by simply providing the hamiltonian cycle. Whether the purported hamiltonian cycle indeed cycles over all nodes of graph G is verifiable in polynomial time.
The idea of "proof" of the correctness of a solution recurs in complexity theory. For instance, there is a complexity class IP which is the set of problem which are solvable by an "Interactive Proof System". And there is a surprising result that IP = PSPACE which connects a complexity class defined by interactive proof systems(IP) with a the class of problems which are solvable in polynomial space (PSPACE)
Finally, there was this PCP (probabilistically checkable proofs) theorem which states that every NP problem has a "probablistically checkable proof". I never understood this result, but I could see that theoretical computer scientists were very delighted by this.
As I moved away from academia to industry, and started developing production systems, the theme of quickly checkable proofs recurred in a very different way.
In any technology company which is beyond a minimum scale, there are upwords of dozens or hundres of components (hundreds of thousands, if you are Google) and more components. There are microservices, ETL jobs, cron jobs etc. The developers should be aware whether or not their components are running well. Over time, the way I have developed to monitor the disparate systems is to have each system output some essential metrics and then monitor those metrics on a daily basis. Here are a few examples:
I distinctly remember how I started this practice. In 2012 I inherited a real time bidding server. There was once a problem in some of the bidding servers, which went unnoticed for several days, only to be caught when business people noticed something was amiss. It was an embarassing error for me, though the buisness impact was small. Never again, I decided and then I systematically build various dashboards which updated themselves every 15 minutes. Over the years, these dashboard helped us get a good visibility into the functioning of systems.
A few more notes related to this approach are pertinent.Sometimes, when suggested with the idea of creating dashboard, there is an idea given of setting up alarms. Alarms indeed have their place to get notified quickly when soemthing goes wrong drastically. However, creating a dashboard and observing it periodically helps you understand the system. It helps you develop understanding around questions like
In the dashboards that we build, we don't try to be exhaustive. We just try to ensure that the dashboard provides us a way to confirm that the service is probably working. As we observe the dashboard on the daily basis, we feel the need to incorporate more metrics and so we do that step by step.
So, this theme of quickly checkable proofs, with the proof being not perfect but good in practice, happens all the way from basic arithemtic to production systems. It is perhaps more elementary than that: to check if the rice is cooked, you just check a few grains of rice! Happy system building!


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I mean here they are, constantly surrounded by death, decay and abnormal discharges of body fluid, yet they cannot step foot in a body of running water.
Especially not the holy baths of a mikveh.
They don’t much like crosses either.
I guess the undead must be Buddhists.


This large city is the most important centre on Kyushu. The port is call Hakata and it lies on the NW coast of the island.
Position 33°35'35"N, 130°18'84"E (Odo yacht harbour)
Position 33°35'60"N, 130°19'37"E (Marinoa marina)
See Japan Formalities for detailed clearance information.
This is a Port of Entry and either of the marinas will notify the officials of your arrival. They will then visit the boat to do the paperwork.
This has to be done even if you have already cleared into the county.
Last updated March 2016
This port is well marked and can be entered at night.
The two marinas here are on the western side of the city, in the Nishi district. The newer one, Marinoa marina is more secure but berthing fees are higher. It is easily identified by the ferris wheel. The Fukuoka City Yacht Harbour is just a little further west, round the headland.
Fukuoka is a vibrant city and most goods and services are available.
Last updated March 2016.


12.11.17 "'Only if you use English, you will get to more things': Using Smartphones to Navigate Multilingualism" accepted to CHI '18.
09.27.17 Started my PhD at the University of Washington School of Computer Science and Engineering!
08.07.17 "Care as a Resource in Underserved Learning Environments" accepted to CSCW '18.
05.06.17 Attended the HCIxB Symposium and CHI '17 in Denver Colorado.
03.01.17 Began working with inspiritVR, a virtual reality design consultancy.
02.25.17 Attended the Imagining Intersectional Futures Workshop at CSCW '17 in Portland, Oregon.
12.17.16 Graduated from Georgia Tech with a Bachelor's in Computer Science!
12.11.16 "Women's Safety in Public Spaces: Examining the Efficacy of Panic Buttons in New Delhi" accepted to CHI '17.
05.11.16 Began working with Gram Vaani on Mobile Vaani, an app that displays and shares news recordings crowdsourced via IVR in rural areas in many states of India.


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It all started yesterday at noon, my friend D came over with a 4 grams of weed and 8 50mg Ultram pills.D told me that Ultrams were cool while smoking weed. I could have never dreamed of the effects of the two combined.
(times are approx. and were written while on the drugs)
So D and I sat down at about 12:15 and took 2 50mg Ultram pills each with a glass of water.
T+0:05-We sat down and smoked 2 grams of weed.
T+0:15-We're really high right now and decide to take 2 more Ultram pills each.
T+0:20-D and I smoked the rest of the cannabis.
T+0:45-I start to feel a sense of wellbeing, start feeling extremely relaxed and higher than usual.
T+0:55-Start to itch all over my body and I notice my senses are heightened(everything is vivid and food has a weird texture to it).
T+1:20-Still high, itching, feeling good but starting to get tired.
T+1:40-I finally get up to go to the bathroom, balance is weird, itís hard to stand or move.
T+1:45-Back from the bathroom, time is slower or so it seems.
T+2:10-Talking seems to be distorted somehow.
T+2:35-My friend D has to leaves and I begin to feel slightly paranoid.
T+2:55-All paranoia is subsiding and I start to feel really really good, a feeling closer to ecstasy but a weaker effect and without the hallucinations.
T+3:20-My friend D comes back and with 2 more Ultram so I take 1 with a glass of water.
T+3:50-Me and D are still high of the Ultrams and the cannabis.
T+4:35-Im starting to feel confused and nervous.
T+5:00-Still high and becoming worried.
T+5:15-Im just laying here wondering when I'm going to come down.
T+5:45-D left and had to go home for the night.
T+5:55-My skin feels smooth and slick.
T+6:05-I'm sweating puddles.

T+7:40-About to fall asleep.
I woke up today around 10:30 and I feel great and refreshed. It was a good experience overall. I don't know how or why it gave me those feeling but I hope I get the same exact effects from them again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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