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Canada wins doubles match to advance to Davis Cup semifinals
MADRID - Canada has advanced to the semifinals at the Davis Cup Finals.
Denis Shapovalov of Richmond Hill, Ont., and Vasek Pospisil of Vancouver beat Australia's John Peers and Jordan Thompson 6-4, 6-4 in the winner-take-all doubles match on Thursday.
Canada won the best-of-three tie 2-1 and will face Serbia or Russia in the semifinals on Saturday.
Pospisil, ranked 150th in the world in singles after missing the first half of 2019 following off-season back surgery, is now 4-1 at the Finals.
Shapovalov missed a chance to clinch the tie for Canada, losing 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 to Alex de Minaur of Australia in the second singles match.
Earlier, Pospisil beat John Millman 7-6 (7), 6-4.
The quarterfinal win guarantees Canada will be in the 2020 Finals. The four semifinalists do not have to go through qualifying.
Shapovalov's loss was Canada's first in six singles matches at the event. De Minaur, 3-0 in singles at the tournament, broke Shapovalov to take a 6-5 lead in the third set and finished off the Canadian on his second match point.
The contest featured two 20-year-olds ranked in the top 20 — Shapovalov is 15th, while de Minaur is 18th.
Pospisil, meanwhile, recorded his third major upset at the Finals. He has beaten No. 12 Fabio Fognini of Italy, No. 36 Reilly Opelka of the United States and No. 48 Millman this week.
Pospisil, 29, fought off two set points in the opening tiebreak before taking it. He is now 4-0 in tiebreaks this week.
The Canadian broke Millman in the final game to win the match.
Pospisil won 85 per cent of his points when he got his first serve in and had the 15-1 edge in aces.
Pospisil was a late addition to Canada's starting lineup for its opening tie against Italy with Felix Auger-Aliassime making his way back from an ankle injury.
While Canada has said Auger-Aliassime could play, team captain Frank Dancevic elected to ride the hot hand in Pospisil against Australia.
The Aussies elected to rest No. 30 Nick Kyrgios.
Pospisil has been the surprise star of the event, building momentum off some solid results on tour in recent months.
A former world No. 4 in doubles and No. 25 in singles, Pospisil beat then-No. 9 Karen Khachanov at the U.S. Open this year and reached the round of 16 at the Shanghai Masters. Pospisil, from Vancouver, also won two lower-level Challenger tournaments this fall.
Milos Raonic, the world No. 31 from Thornhill, Ont., did not make the trip due to a back injury.
The Davis Cup was first played in 1900 and Canada made its first appearance in 1913. Canada reached the World Group semifinals in 2013.
The competition is using a new format this year with the six group winners and the next two best teams advancing to the quarterfinals. The final is set for Sunday.


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A storage location for a particular Symbol. More...
#include <database.hh>
Classes | |
| class | EntryInitData |
| Initialization data for a SymbolEntry to facilitate a rangemap. More... | |
| class | EntrySubsort |
| Class for sub-sorting different SymbolEntry objects at the same address. More... | |
Public Types | |
| typedef uintb | linetype |
| The linear element for a rangemap of SymbolEntry. | |
| typedef EntrySubsort | subsorttype |
| The sub-sort object for a rangemap. | |
| typedef EntryInitData | inittype |
| Initialization data for a SymbolEntry in a rangemap. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| SymbolEntry (void) | |
| Constructor for use with rangemap. | |
| SymbolEntry (Symbol *sym, uint4 exfl, uint8 h, int4 off, int4 sz, const RangeList &rnglist) | |
| Construct a dynamic SymbolEntry. More... | |
| bool | isPiece (void) const |
| Is this a high or low piece of the whole Symbol. | |
| bool | isDynamic (void) const |
| Is storage dynamic. | |
| bool | isInvalid (void) const |
| Is this storage invalid. | |
| uint4 | getAllFlags (void) const |
| Get all Varnode flags for this storage. More... | |
| int4 | getOffset (void) const |
| Get offset of this within the Symbol. | |
| uintb | getFirst (void) const |
| Get the first offset of this storage location. | |
| uintb | getLast (void) const |
| Get the last offset of this storage location. | |
| subsorttype | getSubsort (void) const |
| Get the sub-sort object. More... | |
| void | initialize (const EntryInitData &data, uintb a, uintb b) |
| Fully initialize this. More... | |
| Symbol * | getSymbol (void) const |
| Get the Symbol associated with this. | |
| const Address & | getAddr (void) const |
| Get the starting address of this storage. | |
| uint8 | getHash (void) const |
| Get the hash used to identify this storage. | |
| int4 | getSize (void) const |
| Get the number of bytes consumed by this storage. | |
| bool | inUse (const Address &usepoint) const |
| Is this storage valid for the given code address. More... | |
| const RangeList & | getUseLimit (void) const |
| Get the set of valid code addresses for this storage. | |
| Address | getFirstUseAddress (void) const |
| Get the first code address where this storage is valid. | |
| void | setUseLimit (const RangeList &uselim) |
| Set the range of code addresses where this is valid. | |
| bool | isAddrTied (void) const |
| Is this storage address tied. | |
| bool | updateType (Varnode *vn) const |
| Update a Varnode data-type from this. More... | |
| Datatype * | getSizedType (const Address &addr, int4 sz) const |
| Get the data-type associated with (a piece of) this. More... | |
| void | printEntry (ostream &s) const |
| Dump a description of this to a stream. More... | |
| void | saveXml (ostream &s) const |
| Save this to an XML stream. More... | |
| List::const_iterator | restoreXml (List::const_iterator iter, const AddrSpaceManager *manage) |
| Restore this from an XML stream. More... | |
Friends | |
| class | Scope |
A storage location for a particular Symbol.
Where a Symbol is stored, as a byte address and a size, is of particular importance to the decompiler. This class encapsulates this storage meta-data. A single Symbol split across multiple storage locations is supported by the offset and size fields. The hash field supports dynamic storage, where a Symbol is represented by a constant or a temporary register. In this case, storage must be tied to the particular p-code operators using the value.
A particular memory address does not have to represent the symbol across all code. Storage may get recycled for different Symbols at different points in the code. The uselimit object defines the range of instruction addresses over which a particular memory address does represent a Symbol, with the convention that an empty uselimit indicates the storage holds the Symbol across all code.
| SymbolEntry::SymbolEntry | ( | Symbol * | sym, |
| uint4 | exfl, | ||
| uint8 | h, | ||
| int4 | off, | ||
| int4 | sz, | ||
| const RangeList & | rnglist | ||
| ) |
Construct a dynamic SymbolEntry.
This is used specifically for dynamic Symbol objects, where the storage location is attached to a temporary register or a constant. The main address field (addr) is set to invalid, and the hash becomes the primary location information.
| sym | is the underlying Symbol |
| exfl | are the Varnode flags associated with the storage location |
| h | is the the hash |
| off | if the offset into the Symbol for this (piece of) storage |
| sz | is the size in bytes of this (piece of) storage |
| rnglist | is the set of code addresses where this SymbolEntry represents the Symbol |
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inline |
Get the data-type associated with (a piece of) this.
Return the data-type that matches the given size and address within this storage. NULL is returned if there is no valid sub-type matching the size.
| inaddr | is the given address |
| sz | is the given size (in bytes) |
| SymbolEntry::subsorttype SymbolEntry::getSubsort | ( | void | ) | const |
Get the sub-sort object.
Get data used to sub-sort entries (in a rangemap) at the same address
| void SymbolEntry::initialize | ( | const EntryInitData & | data, |
| uintb | a, | ||
| uintb | b | ||
| ) |
Fully initialize this.
Assuming the boundary offsets have been specified with the constructor, fill in the rest of the data.
| data | contains the raw initialization data |
| a | is the starting offset of the entry |
| b | is the ending offset of the entry |
| bool SymbolEntry::inUse | ( | const Address & | usepoint | ) | const |
Is this storage valid for the given code address.
This storage location may only hold the Symbol value for a limited portion of the code.
| usepoint | is the given code address to test |
| void SymbolEntry::printEntry | ( | ostream & | s | ) | const |
Dump a description of this to a stream.
Give a contained one-line description of this storage, suitable for a debug console
| s | is the output stream |
| List::const_iterator SymbolEntry::restoreXml | ( | List::const_iterator | iter, |
| const AddrSpaceManager * | manage | ||
| ) |
Restore this from an XML stream.
Given an iterator to children of a <mapsym> tag, restore the storage address (or the hash if the symbol is dynamic) and the uselimit describing the valid range of code addresses, then advance the iterator to the next tag.
| iter | is the iterator pointing to the address or hash tag |
| manage | is an address space manager for constructing Address objects |
| void SymbolEntry::saveXml | ( | ostream & | s | ) | const |
Save this to an XML stream.
This writes tags internal to the <mapsym> tag associated with the Symbol. It outputs the address tag (or the <hash> tag for dynamic symbols) and a <rangelist> tag associated with the uselimit.
| s | is the output stream |
| bool SymbolEntry::updateType | ( | Varnode * | vn | ) | const |


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--- redirect_from: - /en/MiniDump.html - /ru/MiniDump.html - /ru/MemoryDump.html title: "ConEmu | MemoryDump" ---
‘Memory dump’ (or ‘Mini dump’, or ‘Crash dump’) is a binary file, containing full or brief information about program state at specified moment. Usually, files has .dmp
or .mdmp
extension.
Following information is a copy of answers from ConEmu FAQ.
There are several ways to create memory dumps.
Process Explorer can create proper ‘Memory dumps’. But be sure, you are using latest ‘Process Explorer’ version (15.40 is OK now).
Just locate process in the list, right click on it and choose ‘Create dump’ -> Mini or Full.
ConEmu GUI offers easy creation of ‘ActiveProcess memory dump’. Just choose menu item from SystemMenu -> Debug.
Note ‘Active Process’ is console process or ChildGui application, but not a ConEmu[64].exe
or ConEmuC[64].exe
.
Windows XP and above
Press Win+R and run the following command, it will create a full process memory dump (it may be large enough).
"C:\Program Files\ConEmu\ConEmu\ConEmuC.exe" /DEBUGPID=Your_PID /FULL
Or, create a small process memory dump. Yes, it will be small, but may contains not enough information for detecting a problem.
"C:\Program Files\ConEmu\ConEmu\ConEmuC.exe" /DEBUGPID=Your_PID /MINI
Substitute Your_PID with the process ID, read below. You will be offered to choose filename for a minidump.
Warning! Before creating dumps of Far Manager please ensure that "far.exe" was started with "/x" switch.
Windows 7 and up
Warning! This method only works for processes with the same bitness as the operating system. Therefore, you won't be able to create a working minidump for 32-bit processes when using a 64-bit Windows version. Open Windows' Task Manager, switch to the "Processes" tab, right-click the process, and select "Create dump file".
A. You can find the Process ID near to Process Name (ConEmu.exe, cmd.exe, etc.)
Note! Sometimes PID column in the Task Manager window may be hidden, enable it in Task manager settings.


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combinepsbt ["psbt",...]
Combine multiple partially signed Bitcoin transactions into one transaction.
Implements the Combiner role.
Arguments:
1. "txs" (string) A json array of base64 strings of partially signed transactions
[
"psbt" (string) A base64 string of a PSBT
,...
]
Result:
"psbt" (string) The base64-encoded partially signed transaction
Examples:
> bitcoin-cli combinepsbt ["mybase64_1", "mybase64_2", "mybase64_3"]


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// If there are no captions then make the captions list the same size
// as the images list.
if captions == [None] or captions is None:
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assert type(
After Change
captions = [caption]
// You can pass in a 1-D Numpy array as captions.
elif type(caption) == np.ndarray and len(caption.shape) == 1:
captions = caption.tolist()
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Appropriations - S/C on Article II Committee
March 28, 2018 - 10:00 AM
Interim Charge IV: Review HHSC Oversight of Managed Care Contracts
On:
Cranston, Cathy (Self; ADAPT and Personal Attendant Coalition of Texas)
Cranston, Ron (Self; ADAPT of Texas)
Cross, Benjamin (LBB)
Diehl, Michael (Legislative Budget Board)
Dudensing, Jamie (Texas Association of Health Plans)
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter)
Gaines, Sonja (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Keyton, Sarah (Legislative Budget Board)
McBeath, Don (Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals)
Muth, Stephanie (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Pigott, Ron (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Smith, Charles (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Wood, Trey (Health and Human Services Commission)
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On:
Litzinger, Linda (Self)
Miller, Jennifer (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Owens, Tony (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Rodell, Leora (Legislative Budget Board)
Stebbins, Rich (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Vasquez, Andy (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Interim Charge X: Examine the Early Childhood Intervention Program
On:
DeForest, Patricia (Self; Texas Pediatric Society, Texas Medical Association, Texas Academy
of Family Physicians)
Dudley, Rustin (Legislative Budget Board)
Flinn, Charlcie (Self; ECI Program)
George, Elizabeth (Self)
Hoffman, Courtney (Texas Association for Behavior Analysis Public Policy Group)
Kender, Laura (Eci MHMR Tarrant)
Ledwig, Linda (Self; ECI Directors)
Litzinger, Amy (Self; Easterseals)
Merkl, Claire (Self; ECI program)
Reed-Boston, Chasey (Self; Bay Area Rehabilitation Center)
Rogers, Lindsay (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Rubin, Stephanie (Texans Care for Children)
Sanders, Jolene (Easterseals Central Texas)
Shaw, Christie (West Texas Centers Little Lives ECI)
Smith, Charles (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Storheim, Megan (Self; Early childhood intervention)
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On:
Wood, Trey (Health and Human Services Commission)
Wood, Trey (Texas Health and Human Services Commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Aleman, Steven (Disability Rights Texas)
Keyton, Sarah (Legislative Budget Board)
Litzinger, Linda (Self; Texas Parent to Parent)
Lopez, Guillermo (Self; Any baby can)
Panakis, Sharon (Self)
Rodell, Leora (Legislative Budget Board)
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Custom Build Demos
Demo use-cases showing how a custom build of Selectivity is behaving with React.
Important: In order for the functionality on this page to work, you need to be
running a development server:
git clone https://github.com/arendjr/selectivity.git
cd selectivity
npm install
node_modules/.bin/gulp dev --api=react --browser-sync
- Then open http://localhost:3000/demos/custom-react.html
(the port number may differ, check the console output from the previous command)
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UseJPEGImageEncoder()
语法
UseJPEGImageEncoder()概要
Enables the JPEG (Joint Picture Expert Group) image support for the SaveImage() and SaveSprite() functions.
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返回值
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备注
The JPEG format makes use of destructive compression (lossy), what this means, is that the picture loses a certain amount of the original information when that picture is compressed. This compression algorithm is actually one of the best available, it will dramatically decrease the image size without the introduction of a lot of visible artifacts.
参阅
UseJPEGImageDecoder(), SaveImage(), SaveSprite()
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Kim Sae Ron leaving YG Entertainment
by beansssAccording to reports on November 19, actress Kim Sae Ron will not be renewing her contract with YG Entertainment after 3 years of working with the agency.
One industry insiders told media outlets, "Kim Sae Ron's exclusive contract with YG Entertainment, which she signed in November of 2016, has come to an end. She has decided not to renew."
Kim Sae Ron is currently in the midst of filming for her upcoming TV Chosun drama, and will continue to be managed by YG Entertainment until the end of this production. Once filming ends, she plans on seeking out a new agency.
[UPDATE] YG Entertainment has now confirmed the reports to be true, and wished Kim Sae Ron the best of luck in her future steps as an actress.


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| General Co-Chair | Arvind Easwaran | NTU, Singapore |
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Jinkyu Lee | Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Korea |
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| Finance Chair | Kilho Lee | Soongsil University, Korea |
| Publication Chair | Sudipta Chattopadhyay | SUTD, Singapore |
| Publicity Co-Chair | Hoon Sung Chwa | DGIST, Korea |
| Publicity Co-Chair | Zhishan Guo | University of Central Florida, USA |
| Student Session Chair | Jaewoo Lee | Chung-Ang University, Korea |
| Web Chair | Hyosu Kim | Chung-Ang University, Korea |
| Web Co-Chair | Anish Byanjankar | KAIST, Korea |
| Virtual Chair | Sanguen Oh | KAIST, Korea |
| Seongsoo Hong | Seoul National University, Korea |
| Eduardo Tovar | Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal |
| Sang Hyuk Son | DGIST, Korea |
| Joseph Ng | Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong |
| Tei-Wei Kuo | National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
| Hide Tokuda | Keio University, Japan |
| Li-Pin Chang | National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan |
| Tarek F. Abdelzaher | University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA |
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| Muhammad Ali Awan | CISTER, Portugal |
| Hakan Aydin | GMU, USA |
| Takuya Azumi | Saitama University, Japan |
| Alessandro Biondi | Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy |
| Reinder J. Bril | TU Eindhoven, Nederlands |
| Laura Carnevali | Univ. Firenze, Italy |
| Tam Chantem | Virginia Tech, USA |
| Hoon Sung Chwa | DGIST, Korea |
| Qingxu Deng | Northeastern University, China |
| Arvind Easwaran | NTU, Singapore |
| Pontus Ekberg | Uppsala Univ., Sweden |
| Ian Gray | Univ. of York, UK |
| Nan Guan | PolyU, Hong Kong |
| Zhishan Guo | University of Central Florida, USA |
| Mehdi Kargahi | Univ. of Tehran, Iran |
| Al Mok | Univ. Texas Austin, USA |
| Mitra Nasri | TU-Delft, TU-Eindhoven, Nederlands |
| Youcheng Sun | Queen's University Belfast, UK |
| Georg von der Brüggen | Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, Kaiserslautern, Germany |
| Kecheng Yang | Texas State Univ., USA |
| Patricia Balbastre | Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain |
| Antoine Bertout | LIAS, Univ. Poitiers/ISAE-ENSMA, France |
| Nicola Capodieci | Univ. Modena e Reggio Emilia, Italy |
| Li-Pin Chang | National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
| Sudipta Chattopadhyay | Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore |
| Mingsong Chen | East China Normal University, China |
| Chang-Gun Lee | Seoul National University, Korea |
| Frederic Mallet | Université Cote d’Azur, France |
| Laurent Pautet | Telecom Paris, France |
| Guillermo Rodriguez-Navas | Nokia Bell Labs, Israel |
| Selma Saidi | Hamburg University of Technology, Germany |
| Parameswaran Sridevan | The University of New South Wales, Australia |
| Hiroyuki Tomiyama | Ritsumeikan Univ., Japan |
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| Anton Cervin | Lund University, Sweden |
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The module blocks the user interface automatically on each http request done by Angular, but you can also perform the blocking manually. Below are some examples on how to do this.
Start the block manually and stop it after 2 seconds.
blockUI.start();
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.stop();
}, 2000);
Start the block and display a custom message.
Note: the default message can be specified in the configuration.
blockUI.start("My custom message");
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.stop();
}, 2000);
Start the block and modify the displayed message.
blockUI.start();
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.message('Still loading ...');
}, 1000);
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.message('Almost there ...');
}, 2000);
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.message('Cleaning up ...');
}, 3000);
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.stop();
}, 4000);
Example that hides the block whenever an uncaught exception has occured.
blockUI.start();
$timeout(function() {
throw new Error('Oh dear!');
blockUI.stop(); // Stop will never be called
}, 1000);
Example that blocks whenever a http request is fired.
$http.get('index.html').then(function(data) {
inform.add('Data received from server');
});
Execute callback when the block ui has been finished.
blockUI.start();
blockUI.done(function() {
$window.alert('BlockUI has finished.');
});
$timeout(function() {
blockUI.stop();
}, 1000);


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var ( // ErrCARegistrarNotFound indicates the CA registrar was not found ErrCARegistrarNotFound = errors.New("CA registrar not found") )
AffiliationInfo contains the affiliation name, child affiliation info, and identities associated with this affiliation.
type AffiliationInfo struct { Name string Affiliations []AffiliationInfo Identities []IdentityInfo }
AffiliationRequest represents the request to add/remove affiliation to the fabric-ca-server
type AffiliationRequest struct { // Name of the affiliation Name string // Creates parent affiliations if they do not exist Force bool // Name of the CA CAName string }
AffiliationResponse contains the response for get, add, modify, and remove an affiliation
type AffiliationResponse struct { AffiliationInfo CAName string }
Attribute defines additional attributes that may be passed along during registration
type Attribute struct { Name string Value string ECert bool }
AttributeRequest is a request for an attribute.
type AttributeRequest struct { Name string Optional bool }
CAClient provides management of identities in a Fabric network
type CAClient interface { Enroll(request *EnrollmentRequest) error Reenroll(request *ReenrollmentRequest) error Register(request *RegistrationRequest) (string, error) Revoke(request *RevocationRequest) (*RevocationResponse, error) GetCAInfo() (*GetCAInfoResponse, error) CreateIdentity(request *IdentityRequest) (*IdentityResponse, error) GetIdentity(id, caname string) (*IdentityResponse, error) ModifyIdentity(request *IdentityRequest) (*IdentityResponse, error) RemoveIdentity(request *RemoveIdentityRequest) (*IdentityResponse, error) GetAllIdentities(caname string) ([]*IdentityResponse, error) GetAffiliation(affiliation, caname string) (*AffiliationResponse, error) GetAllAffiliations(caname string) (*AffiliationResponse, error) AddAffiliation(request *AffiliationRequest) (*AffiliationResponse, error) ModifyAffiliation(request *ModifyAffiliationRequest) (*AffiliationResponse, error) RemoveAffiliation(request *AffiliationRequest) (*AffiliationResponse, error) }
EnrollmentRequest is a request to enroll an identity
type EnrollmentRequest struct { // The identity name to enroll Name string // The secret returned via Register Secret string // AttrReqs are requests for attributes to add to the certificate. // Each attribute is added only if the requestor owns the attribute. AttrReqs []*AttributeRequest // Profile is the name of the signing profile to use in issuing the X509 certificate Profile string // Label is the label to use in HSM operations Label string // The type of the enrollment request: x509 or idemix // The default is a request for an X509 enrollment certificate Type string }
GetCAInfoResponse is the response from the GetCAInfo call
type GetCAInfoResponse struct { // CAName is the name of the CA CAName string // CAChain is the PEM-encoded bytes of the fabric-ca-server's CA chain. // The 1st element of the chain is the root CA cert CAChain []byte // Idemix issuer public key of the CA IssuerPublicKey []byte // Idemix issuer revocation public key of the CA IssuerRevocationPublicKey []byte // Version of the server Version string }
IdentityInfo contains information about an identity
type IdentityInfo struct { ID string Type string Affiliation string Attributes []Attribute MaxEnrollments int }
IdentityRequest represents the request to add/update identity to the fabric-ca-server
type IdentityRequest struct { // The enrollment ID which uniquely identifies an identity (required) ID string // The identity's affiliation (required) Affiliation string // Array of attributes to assign to the user Attributes []Attribute // Type of identity being registered (e.g. 'peer, app, user'). Default is 'user'. Type string // The maximum number of times the secret can be reused to enroll (default CA's Max Enrollment) MaxEnrollments int // The enrollment secret. If not provided, a random secret is generated. Secret string // Name of the CA to send the request to within the Fabric CA server (optional) CAName string }
IdentityResponse is the response from the any read/add/modify/remove identity call
type IdentityResponse struct { // The enrollment ID which uniquely identifies an identity ID string // The identity's affiliation Affiliation string // Array of attributes assigned to the user Attributes []Attribute // Type of identity (e.g. 'peer, app, user') Type string // The maximum number of times the secret can be reused to enroll MaxEnrollments int // The enrollment secret Secret string // Name of the CA CAName string }
ModifyAffiliationRequest represents the request to modify an existing affiliation on the fabric-ca-server
type ModifyAffiliationRequest struct { AffiliationRequest // New name of the affiliation NewName string }
ReenrollmentRequest is a request to reenroll an identity. This is useful to renew a certificate before it has expired.
type ReenrollmentRequest struct { // The identity name to enroll Name string // Profile is the name of the signing profile to use in issuing the certificate Profile string // Label is the label to use in HSM operations Label string // AttrReqs are requests for attributes to add to the certificate. // Each attribute is added only if the requestor owns the attribute. AttrReqs []*AttributeRequest }
RegistrationRequest defines the attributes required to register a user with the CA
type RegistrationRequest struct { // Name is the unique name of the identity Name string // Type of identity being registered (e.g. "peer, app, user") Type string // MaxEnrollments is the number of times the secret can be reused to enroll. // if omitted, this defaults to max_enrollments configured on the server MaxEnrollments int // The identity's affiliation e.g. org1.department1 Affiliation string // Optional attributes associated with this identity Attributes []Attribute // CAName is the name of the CA to connect to CAName string // Secret is an optional password. If not specified, // a random secret is generated. In both cases, the secret // is returned from registration. Secret string }
RemoveIdentityRequest represents the request to remove an existing identity from the fabric-ca-server
type RemoveIdentityRequest struct { // The enrollment ID which uniquely identifies an identity ID string // Force delete Force bool // Name of the CA CAName string }
RevocationRequest defines the attributes required to revoke credentials with the CA
type RevocationRequest struct { // Name of the identity whose certificates should be revoked // If this field is omitted, then Serial and AKI must be specified. Name string // Serial number of the certificate to be revoked // If this is omitted, then Name must be specified Serial string // AKI (Authority Key Identifier) of the certificate to be revoked AKI string // Reason is the reason for revocation. See https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/crypto/ocsp // for valid values. The default value is 0 (ocsp.Unspecified). Reason string // CAName is the name of the CA to connect to CAName string }
RevocationResponse represents response from the server for a revocation request
type RevocationResponse struct { // RevokedCerts is an array of certificates that were revoked RevokedCerts []RevokedCert // CRL is PEM-encoded certificate revocation list (CRL) that contains all unexpired revoked certificates CRL []byte }
RevokedCert represents a revoked certificate
type RevokedCert struct { // Serial number of the revoked certificate Serial string // AKI of the revoked certificate AKI string }


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Once you start developing your own app / lib, you should remove all unnecessary parts left from the sample app.
index.html
<body>
tag,
everything should be removed, except
the <script>
tag
that initializes Amber and starts your app;
then you can add elements specific to your own app
to the page.Web
package from amber-contrib-web
module,
but want to retain the jQuery wrapper,
you should run npm uninstall @ambers/contrib-web --save
from your CLI.Web
package from the amber-contrib-web
module,
nor the jQuery wrapper from amber-contrib-jquery
,
you should run npm uninstall @ambers/contrib-web @ambers/contrib-jquery --save
from your CLI.Silk
package from silk
module,
but want to retain DOMite
DOM wrapper,
you should run npm uninstall silk --save
from your CLI.Silk
package from the silk
module,
nor the DOM wrapper from domite
,
you should run npm uninstall silk domite --save
from your CLI.DOMite
DOM wrapper
and retain the Silk package, as it depends on domite
.Gruntfile.js
may contain references
to Web
and/or Silk
in libraries
field(s). Fix those fields to not contain non-existing libraries (optionally
add other needed ones, like domite
or Wrappers-JQuery
).If you are sure your app will only be run in modern browser / node.js
with Promise present, you can npm uninstall es6-promise --save
,
then remove es6-promise.amd.json
file.
As the last step, make sure the dependency tree is in a correct state
by recreating it: run npm run reset
from your CLI.


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The Integrated Data Viewer (IDV)
has the ability to publish IDV bundles and generated products directly
to a RAMADDA data server. This facility is
defined in an IDV plugin. To load it you need to bring up the
Plugin Manager from the [ht::menu Tools {Plugin Manager}] menu.
Under Miscellaneous install the "RAMADDA Publisher"
plugin and restart the IDV.
If you have your own account on a RAMADDA server you can create an IDV publisher. If you have successfully installed the RAMADDA Publisher plugin there should be a "Publisher" menu in the [ht::menu File] menu. Choose [ht::menu File Publisher New] to bring up the RAMADDA Publisher configuration dialog: [ht::cimg images/idvpublishernew.gif] You can optionally change the name. You need to provide the server name (e.g., motherlode.ucar.edu), the port the server is running on, the base path of the repository ("/repository" is the default), and your user id and password. Note: the password is saved on your local disk (in your IDV directory) similarly to how browsers and other clients save and manage your passwords.
You can leave the User Id and Password fields blank to create an anonymous account. Different folders on a RAMADDA server can be configured to support anonymous upload. You or others won't be able to view any anonymously uploaded content until the folder administrator OK's the publication of the content.
Pressing OK will create a new Publisher configuration and attempt to
connect to the server. You can change this configuration through the
[ht::menu File Publish Configure] menu. You can remove a publisher
through the [ht::menu File Publish Delete] menu.
You need to select the RAMADDA folder to where your new entry will be placed. This tree view will indicate what folders you have write access to. The bold folders are those you have write permission for. The italics folders are those that you can anonymously upload to. Select the folder. Note: by right clicking on a folder you can bring up a context menu that allows you to create a new folder or to refresh the folder tree view.
The date range and lat/lon bounding box are taken from the date range and lat/lon extent of the the displays you have loaded. You can change these values and/or clear out the lat/lon values.
Pressing OK will publish the bundle or product to RAMADDA and a confirmation dialog will be shown.
If you have data loaded in the IDV (e.g., OpenDAP grids) whose source is the RAMADDA server that you are publishing to you can optionally choose to create a RAMADDA "association" between the content your are publishing and the data entry in RAMADDA.
When you save a ".zidv" bundle (i.e., one that contains data)
the publisher dialog will show a checkbox that allows you to upload the
data files that the zidv bundle contains as separate entries to RAMADDA.
You can also choose to upload the .zidv bundle as well.


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opener = null
token = null
search = window.location.search[1...]
terms = search.split '&'
for term in terms
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when 'XDMessage_token'
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Get the XDMessage object by providing a URL to load as iframe in the
specified container. If no URL or container is provided, this is treated
as the iframe itself. It would also assume that this is the iframe when
Params
url
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The URL to load as iframe
params.container
DOMElement
The DOM containing the iframe
done
function
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if $window.self is $window.top and container? and url?
done new XDMessage url,
container: container
target: container
style:
position: 'absolute'
left: '0px'
top: '0px'
width: '100%'
height: '100%'
else
done new XDMessage
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We've selected a few code labs you can work through at your own pace. You don't have to follow the order. Instead just pick what sounds most interesting to you.
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Dart is a single-threaded programming language. If any code blocks the thread of execution (for example, by waiting for a time-consuming operation or blocking on I/O) the program effectively freezes. Asynchronous operations let your program run without getting blocked. Dart uses a Future object to perform asynchronous operations.
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This article explains how to consume streams using this unified interface.
This tutorial teaches you how to build command-line apps and shows you a few small command-line applications. These programs use resources that most command-line applications need, including the standard output, error, and input streams, command-line arguments, files and directories, and more.
In this one-hour code lab, you'll create an AngularDart web app that generates a pirate badge. (If you've already completed the first Dart code lab, this app should be familiar, but the code is completely different.)
A custom element is an HTML element you can define yourself, encapsulating appearance and/or behavior within semantically meaningful HTML.
The goal of this codelab is to develop a game store application. Users will be able to manage games in the store.
Don't worry, HTML templates are provided ;)
In this code lab, you deploy an client application (web app) to the Heroku hosting service. This code lab focuses on the server-side programming aspect of this project.
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T20 | India women make it 4-0
by PTIThe series already won, India continued its domination over the West Indies by notching up a five-run win in the rain-truncated fourth women’s T20 International here on Sunday.
India now leads the five-match series 4-0.
In the rain-marred fourth T20I, reduced to nine overs a side, India made 50 for seven wickets after being put in.
The Indians then bowled and fielded with discipline to restrict the West Indies to 45 for five in their nine overs.
The scores: India Women 50/9 in nine overs (Hayley Matthews 3/13, Afy Fletcher 2/2, Sheneta Grimmond 2/10) bt West Indies Women 45/5 in nine overs (Anuja Patil 2/8).