2.1
The service and functions provided by an operating system can be divided into two main tags. Briefly describes the two tags and discuss how they differ.
Ans:
One class of services provided by an operating system is to enforce protection between different processes running concurrently in the system. Processes are allowed to access only those memory locations that are associated with their address spaces. Also, processes are not allowed to corrupt files associated with other users. A process is also not allowed to access devices directly without operating system intervention.
The second class of services provided by an operating system is to provide new functionality that is not supported directly by the underlying hardware. Virtual memory and file systems are two such examples of new services provided by an operating system.
2.2
Describe three general methods for passing parameters to the operating system.
Ans:
Register, Block, Stack
- pass the parameters in registers
- Parameters stored in a block,or table,in memory,and address of block passed as a parameter in a register
- Parameters placed,or pushed, onto the stack by the program and popped off the stack by the operating system
2.3
Describe how you could obtain a statistical profile of the amount of time spent by a program executing different sections of its code. Discuss the importance of obtaining such statistical profile.
Ans:
One could issue periodic timer interrupts and monitor what instructions or what sections of code are currently executing when the interrupts are delivered. A statistical profile of which pieces of code were active should be consistent with the time spent by the programin different sections of its code.
Once statistical profile has been obtained, the programmer couldoptimize those sections of code that are consuming more of the CPU resources.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Describe_how_you_could_obtain_a_statistical_profile_of_the_amount_of_time_spent_by_a_program_executing_different_sections_of_its_code?#slide=7
2.4
What are the five major activities of an operating system with regard to file management?
Ans:
The creation and deletion of files
The creation and deletion of directories
The support of primitives for manipulating files and directories （open, close, read, write, reposition）
The mapping of files onto secondary storage
The backup of files on stable (nonvolatile) storage media
2.5
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the same system-call interface for manipulating both files and devices?
Ans:
Each device can be accessed as though it was a file in the filesystem. Since most of the kernel deals with devices through this file interface,it is relatively easy to add a new device driver by implementing the hardware-specific code to support this abstract file interface. Therefore,this benefits the development of both user program code, which can be written to access devices and files in the same manner, and device driver code, which can be written to support a well-defined API.
The disadvantage with using the same interface is that it might be difficult to capture the functionality of certain devices within the context of the file access API, thereby either resulting in a loss of functionality or a loss of performance. Some of this could be overcome by the use of ioctl operationthat provides a general purpose interface for processes to invokeoperations on devices.
http://quizlet.com/13315241/operating-systems-ch-2-flash-cards/
2.6
Would it be possible for the user to develop a new command intepreter using the system-call interface provided by the operating system
Ans:
Yes.
be able to develop a new command interpreter using the system-call interface provided by the operating system. The command interpreter allows an user to create and manage processes and also determine ways by which they communicate (such as through pipes and files). As all of this functionality could be accessed by an user-level program using the system calls, so it should be possible for the user to develop a new command-line interpreter.
2.7
What are the two models of interprocess communication? what are the strengths and weaknesses of the two approaches?
Ans:
One is message-passing model and the other is shared-memory model.
Message-passing strengths and weaknesses: message can be exchanged between the processes either directly or indirectly through a common mailbox. it is userful for exchanging smaller amounts of data and easier to implement for intercomputer communication. however,its speed is slower than shared-memory model.
Shared-memory strengths and weaknesses: it allows maxmum speed and convenience of communication. however,in the areas of protection and synchronization between the processes some problems exist.
2.8
Why is the separation of mechanism and policy desirable?
Ans:
The separation of mechanism and policy is important to provide flexibility to a system. If the interface between mechanism and policy is well defined, the change of policy may affect only a few parameters. On the other hand, if interface between these two is vague or not well defined, it might involve much deeper change to the system.
Mechanism and policy must be separate to ensure that systems are
easy to modify.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_is_the_separation_of_mechanism_and_policy_desirable?#slide=6
http://ce.sharif.edu/courses/86-87/2/ce424/resources/root/Assignment%20Answers/OS-HW2%20Answers.pdf
2.9
It is sometimes difficult to achieve a layered approach if two components of the operating system are dependent on each other. Identify a scenario in which it is unclear how to layer two system components that require tight coupling of their functionalities.
Ans:
The virtual memory subsystem and the storage subsystem are typically tightly coupled and require careful design in a layered system due to the following interactions.
Many systems allow files to be mapped into the virtual memory space of an executing process. On the other hand, the virtual memory subsystem typically uses the storage system to provide the backing store for pages that do not currently reside in memory.
Also, updates to the file system are sometimes buffered in physical memory before it is flushed to disk, thereby requiring careful coordination of the usage of memory between the virtual memory subsystem and the file system.
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2.10
What are the main advantages of the microkernel approach to system design?
How do user programs and system services interact in a microkernel architecture?
What are the disadvantages of using the microkernel approach?
Ans:
Beneﬁts typically include the following (a) adding a new service does not require modifying the kernel, (b) it is more secure as more operations are done in user mode than in kernel mode, and (c) a simpler kernel design and functionality typically results in a more reliable operating system.
User programs and system services could interact through message passing or shared memory .
the disadvantages is : suffer from performance decreases due to increased system function overhead (context switching increased).
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_disadvantages_of_a_microkernel?r2as=1#slide=2
http://answers-by-me.blogspot.tw/2010/11/operating-system-concepts-8e-exercise_8677.html
http://codex.cs.yale.edu/avi/os-book/OS8/os8j/practice-exer-dir/2-web.pdf
2.11
What are the advantages of using loadable kernel modules?
Ans:
Each is loadable as needed within the kernel with more flexible
2.12
How are iOS and Android similar, How are they different?
Ans:
the main similarities are: Android and iOS are both operating systems for mobile devices. They are both programmed in C and C++.
the differences are: Android is an open-source OS and iOS is a closed source OS.
ios is based on Mac OS X kernel.
android is based on Linux kernel.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_are_iOS_and_Android_similar_How_are_they_different?#slide=5
2.13
Explain why java programs running on android systems do not use the standard java api and virtual machine?
Ans:
android api, Dalvik VM
2.14
Ans:(none)


Hongshu Dai
Current Address: 2207d, 15 Fat Kwong Street, Homantin, Hong Kong
Phone: (+852)60968353
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EDUCATION
Hong Kong, ChinaThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Bachelor of ComputingExpected Graduation: Jun 2021
Minor in Applied Mathematics
- GPA: 3.62 (Dean's Honours List of 2018/19, 2019/20)
- Relevant Coursework: Programming, Data Structure, Algorithm Design, Computer System Security, Data Mining and Machine Learning, Networking, Computer Organization, Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics
STUDY EXPERIENCE
Cambridge, United KingdomUniversity of Cambridge
2018 Cambridge Engineering Summer ProgrammeJuly-August 2018
- Studied and participated in engineering-related projects including Nanotechnology, Quantum Technologies, Renewable Electrical Power and Jet engine.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Lenovo - TechnologyShanghai, China
Research Assistant, Research DepartmentJune-July 2019
- Researched container technology including container security and container orchestration.
- Built Docker and Kubernetes clusters to implement different container monitoring mechanisms for comparisons such as cAdvisor, Heapster, Metric-server and Prometheus.
- Used influxDB to store monitoring time-series data and Grafana for visualization and alarm.

Berry Genomics Co., Ltd. - BiotechnologyBeijing, China
Bioinformatics Engineer, Bioinformatics GroupJune-July 2018
- Used API key to derive gene data from "OMIM" and stored them into MongoDB in the ".json" format for further usage.
- Used Python to transformed genomic data into appropriate input for bioinformatic analysis software including "bwa" and "samtools".
- Run data processing missions on SGE and used R language for visualization to evaluate output files.
PROJECT ONGOING
Dr. Xiao Bin & Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Abnormal Mobile Traffic Detection Using Machine Learning Methods
Student AssistantOctober 2019-Present
- Participated in surveying current Android malware detection methods using machine learning.
- Currently working on feature engineering of Android malware traffic.
SKILLS & INTERESTS
Languages: Fluent in English; Proficient in written and spoken Chinese
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Overview
Move bats
Complete the tasks below:
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| Check before you start | {% if data.hired_ecologist=="yes" %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Inspect where the bats are | {% if data.impact_on_bats=="no" %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Describe the bats | {% if data.bat_details=="complete" %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Describe your building project | {% if data.needs_others_licences %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Get references for your ecologist | {% if data.get_references=="complete" %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Contact details for you and your ecologist | {% if data.contact_by %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |
| Check and send your application | {% if data.apply_for_provisional=="complete" %} {% include "includes/task_status_complete.html" %} {% endif %} |


T
- the super event type@NonnullByDefault public static interface Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T>
Events.MergedHandler
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<E extends Event> |
bindEvent(Class<E> eventClass,
EventPriority priority,
Function<E,T> function)
Binds this handler to an event
|
<E extends Event> |
bindEvent(Class<E> eventClass,
Function<E,T> function)
Binds this handler to an event
|
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
exceptionConsumer(BiConsumer<Event,Throwable> consumer)
Sets the exception consumer for the handler.
|
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
expireAfter(long maxCalls)
Sets the number of calls until the handler will automatically be unregistered
|
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
expireAfter(long duration,
TimeUnit unit)
Sets the expiry time on the handler
|
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
filter(Predicate<T> predicate)
Adds a filter to the handler.
|
Events.MergedHandler<T> |
handler(BiConsumer<Events.MergedHandler<T>,? super T> handler)
Builds and registers the Handler.
|
default Events.MergedHandler<T> |
handler(Consumer<? super T> handler)
Builds and registers the Handler.
|
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
withCooldown(Cooldown cooldown)
Adds a filter to the handler, only allowing it to pass if
Cooldown.test() returns true. |
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
withCooldown(Cooldown cooldown,
BiConsumer<Cooldown,? super T> cooldownFailConsumer)
Adds a filter to the handler, only allowing it to pass if
Cooldown.test() returns true. |
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
withCooldown(CooldownCollection<? super T> cooldown)
Adds a filter to the handler, only allowing it to pass if
Cooldown.test() returns true. |
Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> |
withCooldown(CooldownCollection<? super T> cooldown,
BiConsumer<Cooldown,? super T> cooldownFailConsumer)
Adds a filter to the handler, only allowing it to pass if
Cooldown.test() returns true. |
<E extends Event> Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> bindEvent(Class<E> eventClass, Function<E,T> function)
E
- the event classeventClass
- the event class to bind tofunction
- the function to remap the event<E extends Event> Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> bindEvent(Class<E> eventClass, EventPriority priority, Function<E,T> function)
E
- the event classeventClass
- the event class to bind topriority
- the priority to listen atfunction
- the function to remap the eventEvents.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> expireAfter(long duration, TimeUnit unit)
duration
- the duration until expiryunit
- the unit for the durationIllegalArgumentException
- if duration is not greater than or equal to 1Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> expireAfter(long maxCalls)
The call counter is only incremented if the event call passes all filters and if the handler completes without throwing an exception.
maxCalls
- the number of times the handler will be called until being unregistered.IllegalArgumentException
- if maxCalls is not greater than or equal to 1Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> exceptionConsumer(BiConsumer<Event,Throwable> consumer)
If an exception is thrown in the handler, it is passed to this consumer to be swallowed.
consumer
- the consumerNullPointerException
- if the consumer is nullEvents.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> filter(Predicate<T> predicate)
An event will only be handled if it passes all filters. Filters are evaluated in the order they are registered.
predicate
- the filterEvents.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> withCooldown(Cooldown cooldown)
Cooldown.test()
returns true.cooldown
- the cooldownEvents.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> withCooldown(Cooldown cooldown, BiConsumer<Cooldown,? super T> cooldownFailConsumer)
Cooldown.test()
returns true.cooldown
- the cooldowncooldownFailConsumer
- a consumer to be called when the cooldown fails.Events.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> withCooldown(CooldownCollection<? super T> cooldown)
Cooldown.test()
returns true.cooldown
- the cooldownEvents.MergedHandlerBuilder<T> withCooldown(CooldownCollection<? super T> cooldown, BiConsumer<Cooldown,? super T> cooldownFailConsumer)
Cooldown.test()
returns true.cooldown
- the cooldowncooldownFailConsumer
- a consumer to be called when the cooldown fails.default Events.MergedHandler<T> handler(Consumer<? super T> handler)
handler
- the consumer responsible for handling the event.Events.Handler
instance.NullPointerException
- if the handler is nullIllegalStateException
- if no events have been bound toEvents.MergedHandler<T> handler(BiConsumer<Events.MergedHandler<T>,? super T> handler)
handler
- the bi-consumer responsible for handling the event.Events.Handler
instance.NullPointerException
- if the handler is nullIllegalStateException
- if no events have been bound toCopyright © 2017. All rights reserved.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2-4
This Thai flavour sensation is a real treat for your tastebuds.
For this recipe you will need a deep-fat fryer and a pestle and mortar or spice grinder.
For the roasted rice powder, dry toast the rice in a heavy pan over a low heat until golden-brown. Leave to cool, then grind to a coarse powder in a pestle and mortar or a spice grinder.
For the roasted chilli powder, slowly dry roast hot dried chillies in a wok or frying over a medium-low heat until dark red and a little black in places, this should take about 10-15 minutes. Then grind into a coarse powder in a pestle and mortar or a spice grinder.
Preheat a deep-fat fryer or a deep-sided, heavy-bottomed pan to 180C, or until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not over-fill the pan or leave unattended).
Score the sea bass with 3-4 angled cuts on each side. Then roll it in the soy sauce and sugar. Place the fish in the deep fry basket so it curls slightly (this is just for presentation) and then deep fry it for about 8-10 minutes, until the skin is crisp and the flesh a deep golden-brown.
While the fish is frying, place all the salad ingredients, except the fried chillies, in a mixing bowl.
Now make the dressing, mix together the lime juice and sugar until the sugar is dissolved. Add the fish sauce, mandarin juice, 3 tablespoons water and roasted chilli powder. Taste and adjust: it should be hot, sour and slightly salty. Set aside.
Once the fish is cooked, carefully remove from the fryer and allow to drain and cool slightly on kitchen paper for a minute
Put the fish on a large plate and pour ⅓ of the dressing over it, add the remainder of the dressing to the salad and serve the salad over the top of the crisp fish. Garnish with the roasted rice powder and dried chillies.


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Man helps beaver carry branch 19 Nov 2019, 17:38 by Mark Frauenfelder This kind man assisted a beaver with a heavy burden.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Roast lamb was a real favourite at home on a Sunday not because of the actual roast but because the leftover was always made into my sister’s and my favourite, shepherd’s pie.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Scrape all the meat off the lamb bone and put through a mincer with the carrot, celery, parsley, shallots and leftover gravy and fat from the roasting tin. If you haven’t got a mincer then chop everything finely and mix together.
Add sweet roasted garlic cloves popped from their skins and the ketchup.
Press the mixture into an ovenproof dish. Mash together the cooked potatoes with butter to taste and a dash of milk, and top the meat with the potatoes. Use a fork to make a pretty design on top.
Cover the dish with foil and cook in the oven for 30 minutes. Then remove the foil and turn up the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 for a final 10 minutes so it’s piping hot and lightly golden-brown on top.
For the stir-fried cabbage, heat the oil in a wok until hot, then stir fry the ingredients together for a few minutes until cooked, but so it keeps its colour and stays crunchy.
Serve the shepherd’s pie hot with the cabbage piled alongside.


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A series of more advanced/specialized courses focus on the application and integration of new and existing technologies to both product design and product manufacture. Topics include robotics, machine vision, process automations, programmable logic controllers, motion control, and the use of computers for design and manufacture.
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| Course Number | Course Title | CL | LAB | CR | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FIRST YEAR | ||||||||||
| Fall Semester | ||||||||||
| # | ELET 101C | Electric Circuits | 3 | 3 | 4 | |||||
| # | ELET 115Cl | Digital Fundamentals | 2 | 2 | 3 | |||||
| ENGL 120C | Communications or | |||||||||
| ENGL 125C | Communication & the Literature of Science and Technology | 3 | 0 | 3 | ||||||
| MATH 124C | College Algebra | 4 | 0 | 4 | ||||||
| # | MCET 105C | Engineering Design | 4 | 0 | 4 | |||||
| 18 | ||||||||||
| Spring Semester | ||||||||||
| # | CPET 107C | Introduction to Programming with C++ | 2 | 3 | 3 | |||||
| # | CPET 215C | Integrated Circuits & Interfacing* | 3 | 3 | 4 | |||||
| ENGL 101C | English Composition | 4 | 0 | 4 | ||||||
| MATH 140C | Pre Calculus | 4 | 0 | 4 | ||||||
| # | MFET 111C | Manufacturing and Materials Processing | 3 | 3 | 4 | |||||
| 15-19 | ||||||||||
| SECOND YEAR | ||||||||||
| Fall Semester | ||||||||||
| MATH 205C | Calculus I | 4 | 0 | 4 | ||||||
| # | MFET 210C | Lean Manufacturing ** | 3 | 0 | 3 | |||||
| PHYS 133C | Physics | 3 | 2 | 4 | ||||||
| # | RAET 205C | PLC Programming | 2 | 3 | 3 | |||||
| # | RAET 210C | Robotics & Automation I | 3 | 3 | 4 | |||||
| XX xxxC | Social Science Elective*** | 3 | 0 | 3 | ||||||
| 18-21 | ||||||||||
| Spring Semester | ||||||||||
| ELET 102C | Circuit Analysis* | 3 | 3 | 4 | ||||||
| # | MFET 231C | Production Systems (offered Spring only)** | 3 | 0 | 3 | |||||
| PHYS 135C | Physics II | 3 | 2 | 4 | ||||||
| # | RAET 220C | Robotics & Automation II | 3 | 3 | 4 | |||||
| Humanities/Fine Arts/Foreign Language Elective | 3 | 0 | 3 | |||||||
| 11-18 | ||||||||||
| TOTAL CREDITS | 69 |


“In life you deal with what’s dealt your way. When you get knocked down, just get up right away. Never give up.”
— Coach Stan
In The Game is a documentary film produced by Kartemquin Films with Director Maria Finitzo that follows the ups and downs of an inner city girls’ soccer team to reveal the very real obstacles that low-income students confront in their quest for higher education.
Education has always been considered the great equalizer in American society. It is the way less advantaged children improve their potential, and give themselves an opportunity for success and a shot at the American Dream. However, a long-term study recently published reveals that while the achievement gap between white and black students has narrowed significantly over the past few decades, the gap between rich and poor students has grown substantially during the same period. Class is now the major determinant of academic success. An individual’s social strata, not only predicts their chances to excel in school, but also affects their opportunities to even attend?
In the Game is not a film about the scrappy underdog sports team that through hard work and persistence wins the championship. It is a documentary about how race, class and gender impact the lives and futures of inner city girls. But this is not just a film about loss. Stan is trying to teach the girls about soccer. He’d like to see them win a game. But more importantly he is using soccer to teach the girls how to win in life.
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There are cases, when restart of the web-app on every resource change is not optimal (too slow). Specifically for such cases Gretty implements "fast reload" feature. Fast reload handles changes in src/main/webapp directory: whenever some files within this directory are changed, these files are copied into running web-app without web-app restart.
Gretty version 1.1.4+ supports inplaceMode property (see below), allowing to accelerate resource reloads by serving files directly from src/main/webapp (thus avoiding file copy on change).
You can configure fastReload feature by adjusting the gretty configuration properties:
fastReload boolean.
When set to false, fast reload feature is disabled. Effect: any resource changes will cause full restart of web-app (as far as scanInterval is set to non-zero, see Hot deployment).
When set to true (the default), webAppDir folder (which is typically src/main/webapp) is set as being fast-reloaded. That means: whenever some files within webAppDir are changed, these files are copied into running web-app without web-app restart.
fastReload function(String) or function(java.io.File). The specified directory or file is added to fast-reloaded resources.
fastReload function(Map). Map may contain the following properties:
"baseDir" is required and should have type String or java.io.File. If baseDir represents a relative path, gretty tries to find corresponding existing folder in the following directories:
"$project.projectDir"
"$project.webAppDir"
"$project.buildDir/classes/main"
"$project.buildDir/resources/main" each resolved subfolder within these folders is added to fast reload.
"pattern" is optional and should have type String or java.util.regex.Pattern.
If "pattern" is not specified, then all files within baseDir are fast-reloaded.
If "pattern" is specified, then only the files, whose relative (to baseDir) path satisfies "pattern", are fast-reloaded, other files are full-reloaded.
"excludesPattern" is optional and should have type String or java.util.regex.Pattern.
If "excludesPattern" is not specified, then "pattern" fully defines which files are fast-reloaded.
If "excludesPattern" is specified, then those files whose relative (to baseDir) path satisfies "excludesPattern", are not fast-reloaded. "excludesPattern" is always applied after "pattern".
inplaceMode can be "soft" or "hard" (default "soft"). When "hard", the web-server serves the resources (of the given web-app) directly from src/main/webapp. When "soft", the web-server serves the resources (of the given web-app) from build/inplaceWebapp.
Gretty fast reload assumes the following defaults:
fastReload property is set to true.
Fast reload always excludes the following files: \*.jar, *.class, web.xml, web-fragment.xml, jetty.xml, jetty-env.xml, tomcat-users.xml, WEB-INF/lib/*\*, WEB-INF/classes/**
. That means: when these files are changed, web-app is fully restarted.
You can add more than one fastReload specification. In such case all specified directories are fast-reloaded.
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Tip
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Gretty supports fast reload only on non-test gradle tasks. Any test tasks (including integration test tasks) run without fast reload. The generated products also run without fast reload. |


There are many different ways you can customise Emacs. You can do the following:
Many of the options on the Emacs menus are similar to those found in other text editors. This section does not describe such options; instead, it describes those options that are less common.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Open... | Open a file |
| Save | Save the current buffer |
| Save As... | Save the current buffer with a new name |
| Save All Modified files | Save any file buffers contents. |
Many of the options on the Edit menu are similar to those found in other text editors. The less common options are:
| Option | Description | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mark | Sets a hard mark so that you can select text. Unlike a normal Windows mark, this mark is not cleared when you move the cursor. | ||||||||||||||||
| Case Blind Search | Makes Emacs ignore the case of letters when searching. | ||||||||||||||||
| Advanced, Delete White Space | Removes all spaces and tabs that are next to the cursoron the current line. This removes white space to the left and to the right of the cursor. | ||||||||||||||||
| Advanced, Tabify Region | Replaces spaces with tabs, where possible, throughout the selected region. | ||||||||||||||||
| Advanced, Untabify Region | Replaces tabs with spaces throughout the selected region. | ||||||||||||||||
| Advanced, Indent Region | Indents the selected text, moving it to the right by one tab stop. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Preferences, Directories | This enables you to specify various locations that Emacs uses:
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| Preferences, User Logical Names | A user logical name points to a directory. You can use the
logical name as shorthand way of referring to that directory. For example, if
you define a user logical name of tmp to point to
c:\windows\temp you could then refer to a file,
myfile.tmp within that directory as: tmp:myfile.tmp You can also use logical names when changing Emacs' default directory. You must use a colon (:) at the end of the name to force Emacs to translate the logical name. For example, to make Emacs change to the directory pointed to by the tmp logical name, you could use the following command: change-directory tmp: |
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| Preferences, Printing | The strings you can enter to set up the print page are:
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| Preferences, File Parsing rules | Use this option if you need to force Emacs to use long filenames or to use short filenames when accessing a particular disk. Normally, Emacs can determine the correct setting automatically, so you are unlikely to need to use this option. |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| View White Space | Displays tabs and returns. |
| Wrap Long Lines | When this is set, Emacs wraps lines that are too long to fit in the window. The behaviour is not the same as you get with Windows programs such as Notepad: movement commands still regard the line as a single line. Thus, next-line moves the cursor to the next proper line, which may mean moving past several wrapped lines. |
There are a number of different command line options that you can use when starting Emacs:
To make Emacs open a file and go to a specific line number you can use any of the following:
$ bemacs +line-num file $ bemacs /line=line-num file $ bemacs /line:line-num file $ bemacs -line=line-num file $ bemacs -line:line-num file $ bemacs file:line-num:column-num
To make Emacs open a file and make the buffer read-only you can use either of the following:
$ bemacs /readonly file $ bemacs -readonly file
To make Emacs open a file and make the buffer writeable you can use either of the following:
$ bemacs /noreadonly file $ bemacs -noreadonly file
$ bemacs /cd $ bemacs -cd
When Emacs starts up, it does the following:
If you do not already have a copy of emacs_user:emacsinit.ml, the best way to start is to copy emacs_Library:emacsinit.ml to Emacs_User:Emacsinit.ml. You can then add your own customisations to the bottom of the file.
The simplest thing you can do when editing Emacsinit.ml is to make changes to Emacs variables. For example, there is an Emacs global variable called replace-case. If you set this variable to 1 then, when doing string replacements, Emacs alters the case of the new string to match that of the string that is being replaced.
By default, Emacs starts with replace-case set to 0, but you could easily add the following line to your Emacsinit.ml file so that Emacs starts up with replace-case turned on:
(setq replace-case 1)
The standard variables are listed in the Mlisp Reference.
You can make Emacs behave differently depending on the type of file that you are editing. For example, when editing a text file you may want to make Emacs automatically set up margins, or to change which characters are word characters, or set up some key definitions.
Whatever it is you want Emacs to do, you must define a suitable function, or use an existing function. For example, to make Emacs execute a function called c-mode for all *.c files that it opens, you can add the following line to emacsinit.ml:
(auto-execute "c-mode" "*.c")


Omega-3 fats, healthy fats, can not only relieve symptoms of depression, but also help maintain the level of brain chemistry, such as dopamine and serotonin.
Omega-3 fatty acids can not be produced in the body, so they must be absorbed through the food.
Fish: Herring, Sardine, Mackerel, Salmon, Flatfish
Vegetables: Brussels cabbage, Spinach, Kale
Oil: Linseed oil, Canola oil, Soybean oil, Mustard oil
Egg, Walnut
The easiest way to get vitamin D is to get direct sunlight into your skin. However, it is possible to eat through food.
[Recommended Food]
Mackerel, Salmon, Trout, Tuna, Eel, Shiitake, Egg


QFX is a UK freefly team. 2 times national silver medalists in Vertical Formation Skydiving. We compete, coach, fly and have fun.
All current members of QFX were part of the UK Head Down record (30 way) in year 2013.
QFX won silver in the UK nationals in 2012 and 2013 in the VFS category.


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Public Member Functions |
| | OWPath (DSPortAdapter adapter) |
| | Create a new 1-Wire path with no elemements.
|
| | OWPath (DSPortAdapter adapter, OWPath currentOWPath) |
| | Create a new path with a starting path.
|
| void | copy (OWPath currentOWPath) |
| | Copy the elements from the provided 1-Wire path into this 1-Wire path.
|
| void | add (OneWireContainer owc, int channel) |
| | Add a 1-Wire path element to this 1-Wire path.
|
| boolean | equals (OWPath compareOWPath) |
| | Compare this 1-Wire path with another.
|
| Enumeration | getAllOWPathElements () |
| | Get an enumeration of all of the 1-Wire path elements in this 1-Wire path.
|
| String | toString () |
| | Get a string representation of this 1-Wire path.
|
| void | open () throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| | Open this 1-Wire path so that a remote device can be accessed.
|
| void | close () throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| | Close each element in this 1-Wire path in reverse order.
|
1-Wire® Network path.
Large 1-Wire networks can be sub-divided into branches for load, location, or organizational reasons. Once 1-Wire devices are placed on this branches there needs to be a mechanism to reach these devices. The OWPath class was designed to provide a convenient method to open and close 1-Wire paths to reach remote devices.
Usage
Example
Open the path 'path' to the 1-Wire temperature device 'tc' and read the temperature:
// open a path to the temp device
path.open();
// read the temp device
byte[] state = tc.readDevice();
tc.doTemperatureConvert(state);
state = tc.readDevice();
System.out.println("Temperature of " +
address + " is " +
tc.getTemperature(state) + " C");
// close the path to the device
path.close();
- See also:
- com.dalsemi.onewire.utils.OWPathElement
-
com.dalsemi.onewire.container.SwitchContainer
-
com.dalsemi.onewire.container.OneWireContainer05
-
com.dalsemi.onewire.container.OneWireContainer12
-
com.dalsemi.onewire.container.OneWireContainer1F
- Version:
- 0.00, 12 September 2000
- Author:
- DS


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After the baseline Conditions are run, you can simulate different scenarios by selecting new inputs and modifying climate under the "Assess Changes" section on the left. Within the "Assess Changes" section of the program, you can also compare the outputs from the different scenarios by pushing the "Compare" button under the "Assess Change" pull-down menu.


In this tutorial, we will create a page to display public data using ODS Widgets, looking closely at every step.
We would like to simply show to our users a map of events that occurred recently near them. We found a public dataset from a crowdsourced list of events (you can see it here; it looks like the perfect source for us. Now, let's build!
Most widgets are about interacting with data; this means they need to know where to find that data. This is what contexts are about: a source of data for our widgets. This source can be filtered (especially by other widgets) and shared between widgets, as we will see later.
There are two types of contexts: catalog contexts and dataset contexts.
A catalog context represents a catalog of datasets, in other words the list of datasets available on a given portal or API. You can search for datasets in that catalog, get information about these datasets; but you can't use this context to interact with the content of these datasets. If you were in a public library, if would be analog to browsing through the shelves, reading the covers and the back of the books, but not opening them.
A dataset context represents a specific dataset, and allows interaction with its content. You can search and filter in the data using a full range of features (full-text search, geographical search...).
Note: Another way to look at it is that catalog contexts are about metadata, and dataset contexts are about data.
In our case, we want to display the data from a specific dataset, which is a list of public events: a dataset context is the right tool for that job. A look at the documentation will give us the syntax and what we need to fill.
First we need to name our context: let's use "events".
<ods-dataset-context context="events"></ods-dataset-context>
Then we need to provide at least two mandatory attributes: domain
and dataset
.
The domain
attribute represents the location of the dataset: this is usually the domain name of the portal or API where
the dataset is located. In our example, we found it on "public.opendatasoft.com".
The dataset
attribute is the identifier of the dataset we want. You can find it for example indicated as the "Dataset Identifier"
on the information page of the dataset.
In our case, it is "evenements-publics-cibul".
As indicated by the documentation, these attributes are prefixed by the name of the context ("events").
<ods-dataset-context context="events" events-domain="public.opendatasoft.com" events-dataset="evenements-publics-cibul"> </ods-dataset-context>
We now have a source of data ready for consumption, but we still lack something to use it.
We saw a nice widget (odsMap) that shows data on a map: let's use it!
When you create a dataset context, it is available to anything inside the HTML element. This means that I need to add
my odsMap widget inside the <ods-dataset-context>
element.
As indicated by the documentation of the widget, the only mandatory parameter
is context
: this is the parameter used to tell which context the widget should get its data from. In our case, the context
is "events".
<ods-dataset-context context="events" events-domain="public.opendatasoft.com" events-dataset="evenements-publics-cibul"> <ods-map context="events"></ods-map> </ods-dataset-context>
We would like to allow users to see what happened recently: last week, last month...
Luckily for us, there is a widget that does exactly that: the odsTimescale widget.
This widget allows users to select a range in the past to filter the data. According to the documentation, the only parameter it requires
is a context, but we can also target a specific date field. Here, we'd like to show the events that ended recently, so let's use the
date_end
field that contains exactly what we need.
We want it to filter the data displayed by the map, so all we need is to plug it to the same context.
<ods-dataset-context context="events" events-domain="public.opendatasoft.com" events-dataset="evenements-publics-cibul"> <ods-timescale context="events" time-field="date_end"></ods-timescale> <ods-map context="events"></ods-map> </ods-dataset-context>


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| 014:045 Khan | : |
"And you dwelt in the dwellings of men who wronged themselves, and it was clear to you how We had dealt with them. And We put forth (many) parables for you." |
| 014:045 Maulana | : |
And you dwell in the abodes of those who wronged themselves, and it is clear to you how We dealt with them and We made (them) examples for you. |
| 014:045 Pickthal | : |
And (have ye not) dwelt in the dwellings of those who wronged themselves (of old) and (hath it not) become plain to you how We dealt with them and made examples for you? |
| 014:045 Rashad | : |
You dwelled in the homes of those before you, who wronged their souls, and you have seen clearly what we did to them. We have set many precedents for you. |
| 014:045 Sarwar | : |
You lived in the dwellings of those who wronged themselves, even though it was made clear to you how We dealt with them. We also showed you examples." |
| 014:045 Shakir | : |
And you dwell in the abodes of those who were unjust to themselves, and it is clear to you how We dealt with them and We have made (them) examples to you. |
| 014:045 Sherali | : |
'And you dwell in the dwellings of those who wronged themselves and it has become plain to you how WE dealt with them; and WE set forth clear parables for you.' |
| 014:045 Yusufali | : |
"And ye dwelt in the dwellings of men who wronged their own souls; ye were clearly shown how We dealt with them; and We put forth (many) parables in your behoof!" |
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1 After these things I looked, and I saw that a door had opened in heaven. The first voice, speaking to me like a trumpet, said, "Come up here, and I will show you what must happen after these things."
2 At once I was in the Spirit, and I saw there was a throne placed in heaven, with someone sitting on it.
3 The one who was sitting on it looked like jasper and carnelian. There was a rainbow around the throne. The rainbow looked like an emerald.
4 Around the throne were twenty-four thrones, and seated on the thrones were twenty-four elders, dressed with white garments, with gold crowns on their heads.
5 From the throne came bolts of lightning, rumblings, and crashes of thunder. Seven lamps were burning in front of the throne, lamps that were the seven Spirits of God.
6 Also before the throne was a sea, clear as crystal.  Night and day they do not stop saying,
"Holy, holy, holy
is the Lord God, the ruler over all,
who was, and who is, and who is to come."
9 Whenever the living creatures gave glory, honor, and thanks to the one who was seated on the throne, the one who lives forever and ever,
10 the twenty-four elders prostrated themselves before the one sitting on the throne. They bowed down to the one living forever and ever, and they threw down their crowns before the throne, saying,
11 "Worthy are you, our Lord and our God,
to receive the glory and the honor and the power.
For you created all things,
and by your will, they existed and were created."


{%trans 'Stay posted on new website integrations and updates.' %} {% trans 'Update Log' %}
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Network with fellow students, faculty members, and guest speakers.
We even have dedicated Slack channels for SER/CSE classes!{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans 'Work on exclusive CodeDevils projects!' %}
{% blocktrans %}Projects are an opportunity for members to collaborate on coding projects.
Anyone can propose an idea for a project, and a project can be anything that
involves coding in some way (regardless of language or platform).{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}Coding competitions are hosted each semester on HackerRank.
Challenges range from easy to hard problems that may be solved using any supported
programming language.
These are a great opportunity to try out problem solving in a programming language you
are trying to learn or showing off your skills! At the end of the term you could win
some swag!{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans 'Welcome to CodeDevils - We are An ASU student run organization' %}
{% blocktrans %} Hone your skills and prepare for interviews with our very first CodeDevils Hackathon! Join us during the next meeting to learn more. {% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %} Join us for a virtual study session! Find your study buddies, conquer that homework, and enjoy the nerdiest study breaks at ASU! {% endblocktrans %}
{% trans 'Create a community of students in the online setting to provide the opportunity to meet and mingle with other students.' %}
{% trans 'With weekly coding challenges, peer mentorship, guest speakers, and big projects like moble applications, all completely online, there are plenty of ways to get involved and stay involved!' %}
{% blocktrans %}An online coworking environment where you can get that experience of working alongside your peers and create good study habits!{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}Compete alongside fellow students and test your abilities on complex coding problems.{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans 'TOOLS TO DEVELOP' %}
{% trans 'Officially register your membership as a CodeDevil on SunDevilSync.' %}
{% trans 'SunDevilSync is the official online registrar for Arizona State University' %}
{% trans 'It connects students with student organizations and student organizations with their members and Administrative Advisors in a customizable, online campus community.' %}
{% trans 'SunDevilSync' %}{% blocktrans %}Now that you're registered, take a look at the CodeDevils Constitution so you are aware how the organization is run.{% endblocktrans %}
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BubbleProfiler
0.3.0
by Peter Athron, Csaba Balazs, Michael Bardsley, Andrew Fowlie, Dylan Harries & Graham White
|
BubbleProfiler is a C++ library for calculating the bounce solution and Euclidean action associated with a cosmological phase transition.
The following dependencies are required to build BubbleProfiler:
The following dependencies are optional:
BubbleProfiler uses CMake to configure its build system. To build the library and command line executable,
mkdir build
cd build cmake ..
cmake --build .
cmake --build . --target 'check'
cmake --build . --target 'examples'
cmake --build . --target 'docs'
cmake --build . --target 'install'
After building the package, the build directory will contain the subdirectories
bin/
, containing the main command line executable and the example programs, if compileddocs/
, containing the package documentation, if generatedexamples/
, containing example scripts, if generatedinclude/
, containing generated header fileslib/
, containing the BubbleProfiler librarytest/
, containing test binaries and output, if compiledFor more detailed instructions and help with the build and installation process, refer to the accompanying INSTALL.md file.
BubbleProfiler consists of two core components, a command line executable for standalone use and a library to be used in your own programs. The executable run_cmd_line_potential
calculates the action and, optionally, the field profiles for the bounce solution, given a potential and set of fields. For example, the bounce action for a potential involving two scalar fields may be calculated using
./bin/run_cmd_line_potential \ --potential "(x^2 + y^2)*(1.8*(x - 1)^2 + 0.2*(y-1)^2 - 0.4)" \ --field x --field y --local-minimum 0 0
A summary of the possible options for the program may be printed using ./bin/run_cmd_line_potential --help
. Detailed information about the program and its options may be found in the accompanying manual.
The following subdirectories are included within the BubbleProfiler source distribution:
cmake/
contains modules and scripts used by the CMake build systemdocs/
contains source files required for building the documentationexamples/
contains examples demonstrating the use of BubbleProfilerinclude/
contains the C++ header files provided by the packagesrc/
contains the C++ source files from which the package is builttest/
contains the package unit testsutils/
contains helpful utility scripts, primarily for the package developersAdditional information regarding the purpose and content of individual files in the package may be found in the documentation.
BubbleProfiler is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license. See the accompanying LICENSE file for details.


DECEMBER 28 Holy Innocents, Martyrs
The Church
celebrates the memory of the small children of the neighborhood of
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
The innocents were slaughtered as infants for Christ; spotless, they follow the lamb and sing for ever: Glory to you, O Lord.
The GLORIA is said. (English, Latin)
COLLECT
O God, whom the Holy Innocents confessed and proclaimed on this day, not by speaking but by dying, grant, we pray, that the faith in you which we confess with our lips may also speak through our manner of life. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Receive, O Lord, we pray, the offerings of your devoted servants and purify us as we faithfully serve these, your mysteries, by which you grant justification even to those who lack understanding. Through Christ our Lord.
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
Behold those redeemed as the first fruits of the human race for God and the Lamb, and who follow the Lamb wherever he goes.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Grant, O
Lord, abundant salvation to your faithful as they receive your holy gifts on
the feast day of these, your Saints, who, though still unable to profess your
Son in speech, were crowned with heavenly grace on account of his birth. Who lives
and reigns for ever and ever.


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| PostgreSQL 9.5.19 Documentation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Prev | Up | Appendix E. Release Notes | Next |
Release date: 2018-03-01
This release contains a variety of fixes from 9.5.11. For information about new features in the 9.5 major release, see Section E.20.
A dump/restore is not required for those running 9.5.X.
However, if you run an installation in which not all users are mutually trusting, or if you maintain an application or extension that is intended for use in arbitrary situations, it is strongly recommended that you read the documentation changes described in the first changelog entry below, and take suitable steps to ensure that your installation or code is secure.
Also, the changes described in the second changelog entry below may cause functions used in index expressions or materialized views to fail during auto-analyze, or when reloading from a dump. After upgrading, monitor the server logs for such problems, and fix affected functions.
Also, if you are upgrading from a version earlier than 9.5.10, see Section E.10.
Document how to configure installations and applications to guard against search-path-dependent trojan-horse attacks from other users (Noah Misch)
Using a search_path setting that includes any schemas writable by a hostile user enables that user to capture control of queries and then run arbitrary SQL code with the permissions of the attacked user. While it is possible to write queries that are proof against such hijacking, it is notationally tedious, and it's very easy to overlook holes. Therefore, we now recommend configurations in which no untrusted schemas appear in one's search path. Relevant documentation appears in Section 5.8.6 (for database administrators and users), Section 31.1 (for application authors), Section 35.15.1 (for extension authors), and CREATE FUNCTION (for authors of SECURITY DEFINER functions). (CVE-2018-1058)
Avoid use of insecure search_path settings in pg_dump and other client programs (Noah Misch, Tom Lane)
pg_dump, pg_upgrade, vacuumdb and other PostgreSQL-provided applications were themselves vulnerable to the type of hijacking described in the previous changelog entry; since these applications are commonly run by superusers, they present particularly attractive targets. To make them secure whether or not the installation as a whole has been secured, modify them to include only the pg_catalog schema in their search_path settings. Autovacuum worker processes now do the same, as well.
In cases where user-provided functions are indirectly executed by these programs — for example, user-provided functions in index expressions — the tighter search_path may result in errors, which will need to be corrected by adjusting those user-provided functions to not assume anything about what search path they are invoked under. That has always been good practice, but now it will be necessary for correct behavior. (CVE-2018-1058)
Fix misbehavior of concurrent-update rechecks with CTE references appearing in subplans (Tom Lane)
If a CTE (WITH clause reference) is used in an InitPlan or SubPlan, and the query requires a recheck due to trying to update or lock a concurrently-updated row, incorrect results could be obtained.
Fix planner failures with overlapping mergejoin clauses in an outer join (Tom Lane)
These mistakes led to "left and right pathkeys do not match in mergejoin" or "outer pathkeys do not match mergeclauses" planner errors in corner cases.
Repair pg_upgrade's failure to preserve relfrozenxid for materialized views (Tom Lane, Andres Freund)
This oversight could lead to data corruption in materialized views after an upgrade, manifesting as "could not access status of transaction" or "found xmin from before relfrozenxid" errors. The problem would be more likely to occur in seldom-refreshed materialized views, or ones that were maintained only with REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW CONCURRENTLY.
If such corruption is observed, it can be repaired by refreshing the materialized view (without CONCURRENTLY).
Fix incorrect reporting of PL/Python function names in error CONTEXT stacks (Tom Lane)
An error occurring within a nested PL/Python function call (that is, one reached via a SPI query from another PL/Python function) would result in a stack trace showing the inner function's name twice, rather than the expected results. Also, an error in a nested PL/Python DO block could result in a null pointer dereference crash on some platforms.
Allow contrib/auto_explain's log_min_duration setting to range up to INT_MAX, or about 24 days instead of 35 minutes (Tom Lane)


Airpods
The great thing about air pods is that they are small, lightweight, can fit into a pocket, and be used with any bluetooth device. It's great for me since I workout, and I use it for work to join in on zoom meetings through my Ipad or Macbook.


Sugar 🍬
📦 Installation
Add Sugar
to the package dependencies (in your Package.swift
file):
dependencies: [
...,
.package(url: "https://github.com/nodes-vapor/sugar.git", from: "4.0.0-beta")
]
as well as to your target (e.g. App
):
targets: [
...
.target(
name: "App",
dependencies: [... "Sugar" ...]
),
...
]
Getting started 🚀
Make sure that you’ve imported Sugar everywhere when needed:
import Sugar
Helpers
This package contains a lot of misc. functionality that might not fit into it’s own package or that would best to get PR'ed into Vapor. Some examples of what this package contains:
Environment variables
Access environment variables by writing
env("my-key", "my-fallback-value")
Seeder commands
If you want to make your model seedable, you can conform it to Seedable
and use SeederCommand
to wrap your seedable model. This basically means that you can focus on how your model gets initialized when running your command, and save a little code on actually performing the database work.
Seeding multiple instances of your model will be added - feel free to PR.
Authentication
This package contains a lot of convenience related to JWT, usernames and passwords which is used in JWTKeychain and Admin Panel.
Migrations
Sugar contains a helper function for adding properties while excluding some specific ones. This makes it a bit more convenient if you want to only modify how a single one or a couple of fields gets prepared.
extension MyModel: Migration {
static func prepare(on connection: MySQLConnection) -> Future<Void> {
return MySQLDatabase.create(self, on: connection) { builder in
try addProperties(to: builder, excluding: [\.title])
builder.field(for: \.title, type: .varchar(191))
}
}
}
🏆 Credits
This package is developed and maintained by the Vapor team at Nodes. The package owner for this project is Siemen.
📄 License
This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license


public class Camera
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Camera.Ray
Represents a ray in 3D-space through two points on it.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Camera(boolean perspective)
Creates a new camera with either a perspective or orthogonal projection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Camera |
addRot(float angle,
float ax,
float ay,
float az)
Rotates the camera.
|
Camera |
addRot(float angle,
int axis)
Rotates the camera about its own coordinate axis.
|
Camera |
addRot(float angle,
org.joml.Vector3f axis)
Rotates the camera.
|
Camera |
addRot(float angle,
org.joml.Vector3f position,
int axis)
Rotates the camera around the given position.
|
Camera |
addRot(float angle,
org.joml.Vector3f position,
org.joml.Vector3f axis)
Rotates the camera around the given position.
|
Camera |
addTrans(float tx,
float ty,
float tz)
Translates the camera.
|
Camera |
addTrans(float dist,
int axis)
Translates the camera in the given direction.
|
Camera |
addTrans(org.joml.Vector3f trans)
Translates the camera.
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Camera.Ray |
clickToRay(int x,
int y)
Gives the ray which is projected to the given screen coordinates.
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float |
getAspect()
Gives the screen aspect.
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org.joml.Vector3f |
getAxis(int axis,
org.joml.Vector3f dest)
Gives the specific axis of the camera basis in 3D-space.
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org.joml.Matrix4f |
getProjection()
Gives the projection transformation matrix of this camera.
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org.joml.Matrix3f |
getRot(org.joml.Matrix3f dest)
Gives the camera orientation.
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float |
getScaleX()
Gives the scale in the x-direction.
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float |
getScaleY()
Gives the scale in the y-direction.
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float |
getTrans(int axis)
Gives the camera position in the given direction.
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org.joml.Vector3f |
getTrans(org.joml.Vector3f dest)
Gives the camera position and stores it in 'dest'.
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org.joml.Matrix4f |
getView()
Gives the view transformation matrix of this camera.
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float |
getZFar()
Gives the farthest rendered distance.
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float |
getZNear()
Gives the nearest rendered distance.
|
float |
getZoom()
Gives the zoom factor.
|
Camera |
mulZoom(float fac)
Multiplies a zoom factor.
|
Camera |
setAspect(float aspect)
Sets the screen aspect.
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Camera |
setRot(org.joml.Matrix3f rot)
Sets the camera orientation.
|
Camera |
setScaleX(float scalex)
Sets the scale in the x-direction (default: 1).
|
Camera |
setScaleY(float scaley)
Sets the scale in the y-direction (default: 1).
|
Camera |
setTrans(float tx,
float ty,
float tz)
Sets the camera position.
|
Camera |
setTrans(org.joml.Vector3f trans)
Sets the camera position.
|
void |
setupUniforms(Shader shader)
Sets the uniforms Shader.VIEW and Shader.PROJECTION in the given shader.
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Camera |
setZFar(float zFar)
Sets the farthest rendered distance (default: 1).
|
Camera |
setZNear(float zNear)
Sets the nearest rendered distance (default: 1).
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Camera |
setZoom(float zoom)
Sets the zoom factor (default: 1).
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org.joml.Vector3f |
transform(org.joml.Vector3f vec)
Transforms a given position to screen space.
|
org.joml.Vector3f |
transform(org.joml.Vector3f vec,
org.joml.Vector3f dest)
Transforms a given position to screen space and stores the result in 'dest'.
|
public Camera(boolean perspective)
public Camera addRot(float angle, float ax, float ay, float az)
public Camera addRot(float angle, int axis)
public Camera addRot(float angle, org.joml.Vector3f axis)
public Camera addRot(float angle, org.joml.Vector3f position, int axis)
public Camera addRot(float angle, org.joml.Vector3f position, org.joml.Vector3f axis)
public Camera addTrans(float tx, float ty, float tz)
public Camera addTrans(float dist, int axis)
public Camera addTrans(org.joml.Vector3f trans)
public Camera.Ray clickToRay(int x, int y)
public float getAspect()
public org.joml.Vector3f getAxis(int axis, org.joml.Vector3f dest)
public org.joml.Matrix4f getProjection()
public org.joml.Matrix3f getRot(org.joml.Matrix3f dest)
public float getScaleX()
public float getScaleY()
public float getTrans(int axis)
public org.joml.Vector3f getTrans(org.joml.Vector3f dest)
public org.joml.Matrix4f getView()
public float getZFar()
public float getZNear()
public float getZoom()
public Camera mulZoom(float fac)
public Camera setAspect(float aspect)
public Camera setRot(org.joml.Matrix3f rot)
public Camera setScaleX(float scalex)
public Camera setScaleY(float scaley)
public Camera setTrans(float tx, float ty, float tz)
public Camera setTrans(org.joml.Vector3f trans)
public void setupUniforms(Shader shader)
public Camera setZFar(float zFar)
public Camera setZNear(float zNear)
public Camera setZoom(float zoom)
public org.joml.Vector3f transform(org.joml.Vector3f vec)
public org.joml.Vector3f transform(org.joml.Vector3f vec, org.joml.Vector3f dest)


Manual for architecture browser
These content help you to know how you can contribute to the content of the architecture browser.
Create Github user
Without a GitHub account you can’t contribute on the architecture browser.
It is very simple to create an account on GitHub. First, you have to go to GitHub.com and you’ll be greeted by the welcome page then click on "sign up", now enter your email address your password and your username. You can choose if you want or not to receive the newsletter of GitHub after to verify your account you can click on "create account" .
You will receive automatically a verification email open that and click on the link,your GitHub account is now available.
Fetch upstream or fork repository
If the repository already exists in your account, it will eventually become out of date, you have to make the changes that were made on the main repository. To do that, you have to click on "Fetch upstream " and choose "Fetch and merge".
But if it doesn’t exist, then you have to fork it, so that the main repository will be generated in your own account. To do that, please click on the icon "Fork" from the main repository.
Open the repository on Gitpod
"The repository is already on your account." → "Please go to your fork (https://github.com/<username>/architectures) and open the repository in the online IDE Gitpod."
You have only to go in the Readme.md and click on "https://gitpod.io/from-referrer/ ". This unique URL will automatically detect which repository it was visited from, and open that in Gitpod (using the Referrer HTTP header).
Create or Change solution
You have the possibility to create a new solution. Each solution is located in its own directory and consists of an asciidoc file, in which the solution is specified. So create a new folder in inside the solutions directory and the file for the soltution. The file is always named 'index.asciidoc'.
Go to https://github.com/devonfw/architectures/blob/master/solution-template.asciidoc to see a template for creating architecture solutions, copy this file and delete this explanation and adapt. Please don’t use first-level headlines because they are converted to the page title and not to a headline.
To change a solution, select the file of this solution, change the content and save.
Upload file
To upload a file, you have to click on the menu button on the far left.
Select "File", then choose "open File". Enter the name of your file and click "ok". The selected file will be directly opened in the editor.
Commit and Push
You should do each solution on a new branch and not take the master branch because that can lead to conflicts.
To create your own branch, select the icon "source control".
Go on the icon "view and more action".
Choose "branch" and select "create branch". Give the name of the branch and press "Enter".
Now you can already do a commit, for this you must first make sure that a change has been made. Select the icon "source control", go on the icon "view and more action" choose "commit", provide the commit message and press "Enter" to confirm.
You can push, by clicking again on the icon "source control", go on the icon "view and more action" choose "push".
Create a pull request
After doing a push, go to your Git account and create a pull request by clicking on "compare & pull request".
That is important to accept CLA if not yet done. For this you will see that on your repository
only you have to do is to click on "Contributor License Agreement". It will send you on the CLA page, now you can agree the CLA.
It can happen CLA does not work with the firefox browser, in this case simply change your browser.
Stack specific solution
In devonfw we have the principle that we store the documentation together with the code. This also means that architecture snippets that refer to a specific technology stack such as Java or .net are in the repo of this devonfw stack. To do this, create a “solutions” folder in the “documentation” subfolder of the repository. This then has the same structure internally as the “solutions” folder in the architectures repo. When the website is compiled, the folders of the stack repository are integrated into the folder in the architecture repository.


Manage access keys for your game through key groups.
You can create different groups for different types of access, e.g. testers, friends, press, let's players, etc.
They will be able to access your game's builds through the provided keys.


Before Change
self.temperature_flag_target_state = True
params = {
ATTR_ENTITY_ID: self.entity_id,
ATTR_TEMPERATURE: temperature_to_states(value, self._unit)}
self.hass.services.call(DOMAIN, SERVICE_SET_TEMPERATURE, params)
def update_state(self, new_state):
After Change
_LOGGER.debug("%s: Set target temperature to %.2f°C",
self.entity_id, value)
self.temperature_flag_target_state = True
temperature = temperature_to_states(value, self._unit)
params = {
ATTR_ENTITY_ID: self.entity_id,
ATTR_TEMPERATURE: temperature}
self.call_service(DOMAIN, SERVICE_SET_TEMPERATURE, params,
"target {}{}".format(temperature,
self._unit))
def update_state(self, new_state):
Update security state after state changed.


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Breaks the four years old record created in Argentina Mr. KT Rama Rao and Prof Bipin Batra graced the celebrations of “World Prematurity Day”.
Making impossible, possible. Rainbow Hospitals, which has been saving hundreds of kids who otherwise had little chance to survive is now the proud “Guinness World Record holder for assembling the largest gathering of people born prematurely under one roof.
World prematurity Day is a global initiative involving more than 60 countries and is supported by UNICEF, WHO, March of Dimes and Save the Children. The aim is to raise among the community the issues of prematurity. The first international awareness day for preterm birth on 17 November was created by European parent organizations in 2008. It has celebrated as World Prematurity Day since 2011.
The famous people who were born Preterm are Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Winston Churchill, Mark Twain, Albert Einstein.
Rainbow has saved well over 5000 preterm babies, some of them were too small and critical to survive. Rainbow Hospitals, the children’s hospital with the largest neonatal intensive care unit beds in India mobilized the gathering of 445 Prematurely born kids under one roof to observe “World Prematurity Day” and to raise awareness about issues associated with the premature birth.
It is the largest ever gathering of prematurely born babies under one roof. It broke the four years old record of 386 babies set out in Argentina in the year 2012. It has gathering record number of kids and adolescents born before the 37 weeks of pregnancy. It is the new “Guinness World Record”, informed Dr. Dinesh Kumar Chirla, Director of Newborn Intensive Care Services at Rainbow Hospitals.
The record is very special and is the recognition to the yeoman service rendered by all at Rainbow Hospitals. Every child has the right to survive. And Rainbow Hospitals is one of the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Units and Service providers in the country, informed Dr. Ramesh Kancharla, CMD of Rainbow Hospitals. It is known for best care in modern pediatric medicine, delivered in its state of the art facilities, saved more than 3000 lives born less than 32 weeks. Of which are less than 28weeks. It is rare achievement, which not many can claim added Dr. Ramesh.
There are few units in the country that match to its state of the art advanced and hi-end intensive care facilities inform Dr. Dinesh.
We have over 200 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) beds across the three states of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka and largest Neonatal Network in the country. Out of these 100 beds are in Hyderabad, informed Dr. Dinesh.
According to Dr. Ramesh Kancharla, CMD of Rainbow Hospitals, the survival rates at rainbow are comparable to developed countries. Many of the preterm babies whom all thought couldnot be saved are surviving. We have saved baby as early as 24 weeks gestation and as small as 449 grams birth weight.  Those survivors are now leading a normal life without any major disabilities. Rainbow Hospitals monitors such kids progress frequently.
To observe the day and to spread awareness about the subject, we have invited 500 children. Infact if it reaches the magic number, it creates a record and goes in the annals of history.
Mr. K.T. Rama Rao, Minister for Information and Technology, Govt of Telangana and Prof Batra , Executive Director, National board of examination are also invited to grace the occasion.
A premature baby is one who is born too early, before 37 weeks. These babies may have more health problems and may need to stay in the hospital longer than babies born later.
There are three sub-categories of preterm birth—extremely preterm which is less than 28 weeks; very preterm between 28 to 32 weeks and moderate to late preterm, 32 to 36.6 weeks.
Some are premature births are preventable and some are not. The incidence of prematurity is 5 to 18 per cent of deliveries in different countries with average of 1 in 10 delivery at risk of prematurity.
There are many causes for premature birth: Teenage Pregnancy; Home Deliveries, Unhygienic deliveries; Multiple pregnancy, Fetal development, lifestyle factors, previous gynecological history etc and many other. Approximately 15 million babies are born preterm each year, accounting for about one in 10 of all babies born worldwide.  Globally, prematurity is the leading cause of death in children under the age of 5.
According to Union Health Ministry, over three lakh children die annually in India making it the country with the highest number of infant deaths due to premature births.
India records highest infant deaths due to premature births
"As per World Health Organization (WHO) Publication 'Born too Soon: The Global Action Report on Preterm Birth' out of an estimated annual 2.7 crore live births, in India 35 lakh babies are born preterm and out of these 3.03 lakh children die due to complication of preterm birth".More than three-quarters of premature babies can be saved with feasible, cost-effective care such as essential care during childbirth and in the postnatal period for every mother and baby, antenatal steroid injections (given to pregnant women at risk of preterm labour and under set criteria to strengthen the babies' lungs), kangaroo mother care (the baby is carried by the mother with skin-to-skin contact and frequent breastfeeding) and antibiotics to treat newborn infections.
To help reduce preterm birth rates, women need improved care before, between and during pregnancies. Better access to contraceptives and increased empowerment could also contribute to reduce preterm births.
November 17 is World Prematurity Day when we focus everyone's attention on the global problem of premature birth informed Dr. Dinesh. This year theme is high quality and family centric care.
Families, health professionals, hospitals, organizations and other stakeholders involved in preterm birth observe this day with media campaigns, local events, and other activities across the globe in 60 countries. It is believed that preterm babies have disability. We need to raise the awareness that by doing simple interventions we can save these precious lives. We need to give every life a chance to survive and ensure that by giving good care at birth, we not only save them but give chance for survival without any disability.
World Prematurity Day on November 17 raises awareness of this serious health crisis. Throughout the month we draw attention to the lifesaving research, treatments and community support made possible when we work together to give every baby a fighting chance, Dr. Dinesh stated.
Rainbow Children's Hospitals is at the forefront of the movement in India and tries to make this attempt to create a record, there by generate lot of awareness for the issue, Dr. Ramesh Kancharla informed
Rainbow has launched Birthright – a safe place to deliver, so that both mother and baby can be taken care under one roof. On an average around 5000 babies are delivered every year in Rainbow group. Being a referral Centre many of the mothers who are at risk of preterm deliveries or mother has medical disease warranting early delivery are referred to Rainbow hospital. Especially IVF pregnancies, multiple pregnancy and very small preterm babies are referred as the survival chances are best in the country.All Rainbow facilities are well equipped to handle complicated or high-risk childbirths. We're not only well-equipped to managing various levels of complications but can also provide ‘timely' help to make sure that mother and baby get the optimum support that's the need of the hour.
Rainbow Preterm Babies Parent Support Group
Today we are launching Rainbow Preterm Babies Parent Support group which is being formed by group of parents whose children were born preterm. Many of the parents have lot of concerns and difficulties while raising preterm babies. There are lot of misconceptions about preterm babies in community especially about disability. This group will help them and give moral support, share experience, guide them about feeding, raising child and also developmental interventions which some babies might need.
On this World Premature Day. Rainbow Children's Hospitals rededicate themselves in the care of babies.


You can think of making a website with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as building a house. HTML would be like the anchitect's first draft and structural engineer's report that determine the general features of the house. How many bedrooms do we have? Is there one or two toilets? Do we have a garage or do we have to deal with on-street parking? Is there more than one storey? Do we have doors and windows to the outside world or are we stuck in the same house forever? CSS on the other hand, is the interior designer providing the details. It can do everything right up from determining the size of the rooms, right down to the colour of the paint and the font of the "live, laugh, love" decal on our feature wall. JavaScript provides the utilities. Want running water, flushing toilets, and electricity supplied to your house? That's JavaScript. Normally hidden from view, it is responsible for making sure something actually happens when you flick a light switch, or turn on a tap. Although we can build our house without some of these features it's not until all of these things come together that we have a sturdy, beautiful, and functioning house.
One of the ways JavaScript helps us to provide funtionality to our websites is through control flow and loops. How would we go about adding lights to our house? There are a hundred different ways we could achieve this, one way would be with a simple 'if' statement. In psuedo-code this might look like:
-> If the light switch is turned off
---> Turn the switch on
---> Provide electricity to the lightbulb
-> Or else if the switch is on
---> Turn the switch off
---> Make sure the lightbulb doesn't get electricity
And in vanilla JavaScript:
if (lightSwitchOn === false) {
lightSwitchOn = true;
provideElectricity = true;
} else if (lightSwitchOn === true) {
lightSwitchOn = false;
provideElectricity = false;
}
This is a very simplistic example and in a real example you would probably want to have access to a bit more information. For instance, was the light switch already switched on? You might want to make sure that the power is set to be off by default before you start playing around with switches. You might want to make it so that you could reuse these instructions for every switch in the house. We could do this by putting our if statement inside a function. In psuedo-code:
-> Set the light switch to be off to begin with
-> Make sure the light bulb isnt getting electricity
-> Make our if statement into a function that we can reuse for all light switches
As code:
var lightSwitchOn = false;
var provideElectricity = false;
function toggleLightSwitch () {
if (lightSwitchOn === false) {
lightSwitchOn = true;
provideElectricity = true;
} else if (lightSwitchOn === true) {
lightSwitchOn = false;
provideElectricity = false;
}
}
Now our code tracks two global variables; one which tracks whether the light switch is on or not, and another which tracks whether electricity should be supplied to the lightbulb. Initially the values are both set to false, meaning that our light switch is off and no electricity is supplied. When we call our function if the switch is already off then it is set to on and electricity is supplied. If it is already on then the opposite is true. Furthermore, our if statement is now contained within a function that we can use for each switch in our house.
The DOM, or Document Object Model, provides an interface for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to work in unison. It provides a representation of our website comprised of nodes similar to a family tree. Starting with the Document, the term used for our HTML file, each element is displayed as a node connected to any parent or children nodes. For instance, the HEAD and BODY elements are both children of the DOCUMENT node. From here each element that is a child of the BODY is also a node, and each of their children are nodes. Likewise, for the HEAD element as shown below:
What this allows us to do is to target specific elements using JavaScript and use this to apply some sort of functionality or change. Returning to out light switch analogy, lets say we wanted to apply our function to the BUTTON element of the first div; the only light switch in the master bedroom. We could add an event listener that would look like:
document.getElementByID("switch1").addEventListener("click", toggleLightSwitch);
Now an event listener is set to watch our button switch1 and any time it detects a click it will run our function toggleLightSwitch. Pretty nifty!
Often when using the DOM we will return an Array or an Object. Although they look similar there are some major differences between the two. Both store a collection of data rather than one value and both are mutable so the original data inside them can be changed. You can think of an Object as a thing in your code; like a user with values relating to a username, password, and email address. An Array is more of a catalog or list of data. Just to make things really confusing an array can store a collection of Objects (like users), and an Object can have an array as a property (like multiple email addresses).