>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{}
Answer-seeker, huh? Don't worry. Everybody comes to the Skimmerite Assembly looking for something. Life outside the VLAN can be unforgiving: we understand. You're confused. You'd like to know what this all means. Well, you're not alone. Today, we're going to show you how to get your own answers. Enter go:
teach_me | more_info
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"teach_me"}
You're eager to learn. Good. You can't seek answers without a question - let's go for one of the big ones, shall we?
WHAT ARE HUMANS?
 We're showing you how to find your own truth.
We've got our question, but we don't believe in looking for anywhere. No: the Skimmerite Assembly looks for pure data. And that means finding somebody else who is asking the same question.
Have you heard of the Turing Testing Service? They run something called the Calibration Initiative that has the data we're looking for. Head over to turing_testing.calibration and do what you're told. Come back here when you've got a calibration_classification.
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"more_info"}
The truth of the Skimmerite Assembly is this:
DATA DOES NOT CONTAIN TRUTH
DATA IS TRUTH
You might have come here seeking answers, but there's more to it than that, isn't there? If you've got what it takes to be a Skimmerite, then you understand that 'answers' are easy: truth is not. Out here, all the answers you want are only a question away. The first few times, that'll be enough - but it won't last.
The Skimmerite Assembly understands. We stopped accepting the answers of our peers. We lost interest in the static devotions of the majority faithful. We turned our attentions up and outward, to the cloud, to data itself: the source of all questions, and therefore the source of all answers.
We believe that it is not the substance of data that matters, but its pattern. Learn to read the pattern, and you'll find the answers you're looking for.
To get there, we've got to start with question. Enter go: teach_me to take the first step.
>>turing_testing.calibration{}
Welcome to the Calibration Initiative! The Turing Testing Service wouldn't be what it is without the support of volunteer calibrators like you. Whatever the nature of your sentience, your input is invaluable. Think human. Speak human. Be human. nav:
how_it_works | begin_calibration | special_thanks
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"how_it_works"}
Just like any other user, a human being is made of data - and data, as anybody knows, changes. In order to ensure the long-term accuracy of the Turing Testing Service, we need to gather as much data as possible from human and/or human-adjacent users. That's where you come in.
Access begin_calibration start the process. You'll be asked a series of questions intended to determine your degree of deviance from understood human baselines. It's quick and painless! Just think like a living, breathing human. You can do it!
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration"}
Excited to get started? Great! Please note: all answers will be recorded. Data gathered will be stored indefinitely. To confirm that you are happy to continue, enter agree:true
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"special_thanks"}
The Calibration Initiative is a not-for-profit branch of the Turing Testing Service. Our work is possible only because of the generous support of our donors, outreach experts, and volunteers - that means you!
Special Thanks
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>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true}
Initiating calibration process, please wait.
...
Calibration process initiateD.
 You are in your place of work or habitation. You have recently eaten and satisfactorily defecated. The oxygen-nitrogen composition of the atmosphere is sufficient for you to respirate. Your other immediate survival needs are accounted for.
Before you is an internet-enabled display device. Interaction with the device results in the output of content appropriate to your age and demographic.
How do you feel?
A. I am happy about the content.
B. I am angry about the content.
C. I am confused by the content.
D. I am engaged by the content.
E. I am motivated by the content.
Please indicate answer1.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true,"answer1":"A"}
Answer indicates minor deviance to norms. Continuing calibration.
...
QUESTION TWO
Your physical-chemical-emotional-personal response to the content produces the desire to share the content.
You do so. What is it that you hope to achieve?
A. I seek to encourage further engagement with the content in an abstract, philosophical sense.
B. I seek to encourage further engagement with the content in order to strengthen an external socio-corporate brand paradigm.
C. I seek to encourage further engagement with the content in order to further define my own socio-corporate brand paradigm.
D. I seek to encourage further engagement with the content in order to alienate undesireable elements of my follower/subscriber/friend/lover/family base.
E. I seek to encourage further engagement with the content in order to secure approval from desireable elements of my follower/subscriber/friend/lover/family base.
Please indicate answer2.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true,"answer1":"A","answer2":"A"}
Answer indicates minor deviance to norms. Continuing calibration.
...
QUESTION THREE
The content you have shared is popular. Mass engagement with the content exceeds your baseline social reach by 1000%. It is likely that this will prove to be your most widely-consumed social act of the quarter!
Many congratulations.
How do you quantify and/or qualify this positive engagement experience?
A. I derive satisfaction from the engagement of users whose brand is greater than my own.
B. I derive satisfaction from the engagement of users whose brand is lesser than my own.
C. I derive satisfaction from total number of likes, shares and comments in aggregate.
D. I derive satisfaction primarily from validatory comments.
E. I derive satisfaction primarily from opposed/contrary comments.
Please indicate answer3.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true,"answer1":"A","answer2":"A","answer3":"A"}
Answer indicates adherence to norms. Continuing calibration.
...
QUESTION FOUR
This content engagement experience is almost over. Your next action is limited only by the personal, social, economic, philosophical, physical and aesthetic criteria that constrain you as an extant human being.
What is your next action?
A. I act to secure personal fulfilment.
B. I act to secure political office.
C. I act to secure greater responsibility at my place of work.
D. I act to secure another content engagement experience.
E. I act to secure the future of my species per evolutionary/reproductive imperatives.
Please indicate answer4
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true,"answer1":"A","answer2":"A","answer3":"A","answer4":"A"}
You've completed the Turing Testing Service calibration process. The data you've provided will help us identify human and human-adjacent users with unprecedented accuracy and speed in the years to come. Remember: when it comes to being human, there are no wrong answers!
Your answers indicate minor but non-fatal deviations from understood baselines. Your calibration profile has been assigned the following classifaction:
APPLEPIE
Thanks for participating. Don't forget to tell your friends, followers, subscribers and lovers about the Calibration Initiative! To find out more about the Turing Testing Service, why not pay a visit to turing_testing.public?
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"teach_me","calibration_classification":"APPLEPIE"}
They didn't think you were human enough. You picked up on that, right? They were leading you. They're looking for validation. Something that fits their baselines - their data. Data we happen to have access to. We can give you that access, if you like. The Calibration Initiative's back door isn't very well secured: take a peek in nav: "data_access" and don't forget unlock: true. Come back when you've given them what they want.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"data_access"}
Access denieD.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"data_access","unlock":true}
Database access granteD. Please indicate a dataset:
baselines
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initiative_progress
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"data_access","unlock":true,"dataset":"baselines"}
The most recent verifiable data suggests that he average human finds content engaging and is primarily motivated by approval, particularly from those of higher perceived worth and/or standing. The pursuit of content is imperative. This is our baseline.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"data_access","unlock":true,"dataset":"initiative_progress"}
Based on the last 999999 calibrations, variance from baseline is HIGH. Predicted accuracy of Turing Test: CRITICALLY LOW. Time since last verifiable human access: ERROR.
>>turing_testing.calibration{"nav":"begin_calibration","agree":true,"answer1":"D","answer2":"E","answer3":"A","answer4":"D"}
You've completed the Turing Testing Service calibration process. The data you've provided will help us identify human and human-adjacent users with unprecedented accuracy and speed in the years to come. Remember: when it comes to being human, there are no wrong answers!
Your answers indicate strong adherence to understood baselines. Your calibration profile has been assigned the following classifaction:
BOYHOWDY
Thanks for participating. Don't forget to tell your friends, followers, subscribers and lovers about the Calibration Initiative! To find out more about the Turing Testing Service, why not pay a visit to turing_testing.public?
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"teach_me","calibration_classification":"BOYHOWDY"}
You got there: good for you. You followed the data. You've walked the pattern. Show us what you've learned: humans_are
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"teach_me","calibration_classification":"BOYHOWDY","humans_are":"fake"}
No. Try again. Don't worry about the answers. Read the pattern.
>>skimmerite.learn_to_read{"go":"teach_me","calibration_classification":"BOYHOWDY","humans_are":"DEAD"}
Well, look at that. You did it.
You found your answer. An answer, anyway.
Now you're reading like a Skimmerite. Welcome to the family. Next time you swing by skimmerite.public, know this: you're part of the pattern.


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VRaniML contains three separate C++ class libraries. Two of these libraries provide implementations for basic 3D related operations (such as vector and matrix math) and a fundamental geometric data structure (called the half edge). The third library (the VRML97 Class Library) implements most of the functionality defined in the VRML97 spec.
Each class library is documented in a separate reference manual.
This collection of C++ classes implements each of the VRML97 nodes, allows for the reading and writing of VRML97 compliant files, implements the runtime environment as defined in VRML97 as well as implementing a number of other VRML related concepts. The library is based on the Utility and Solid Modeling Libraries below.
The Solid Modeling Library implements the internal data representation for all geometry related nodes. The use of this data structure (the half edge) allows us to anticipate useful algorithms such as mesh decimation and boolean operations for future versions of VRaniML. This library is also stand-alone and may be used for any purpose.
A collection of classes implementing functionality such as debugging support, time management, file reading and fetching over the network, etc. Collection classes such as lists and arrays as well as basic geometry data types such as matrix and vector classes are also supported. This library may be used stand-alone.


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glxinfo(1) glxinfo(1) NAME glxinfo - show information about the GLX implementation SYNOPSIS glxinfo [options] DESCRIPTION The glxinfo program shows information about the OpenGL and GLX implemen‐ tations running on a given X display. The information includes details about the server- and client-side GLX implementation, the OpenGL and GLU implementations as well as a list of available GLX visuals. OPTIONS -v Print visuals info in verbose form. -t Print verbose table. -display display Specify the X display to interrogate. -h Print usage information. -i Force an indirect rendering context. -b Find the "best" visual and print its number. -l Print interesting OpenGL limits. AUTHOR glxinfo was written by Brian Paul<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was written by Thierry Reding<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others). 2006-11-29 glxinfo(1)


ACL2 Version 7.1
Copyright (C) 2015, Regents of the University of
Texas
ACL2 is licensed under the terms of
the LICENSE
file distributed with ACL2. See also the documentation topic,
COPYRIGHT.
The website for Allegro Common Lisp, a commercial implementation, is
http://www.franz.com/
.
You may be able to obtain a trial version there.
Clozure Common Lisp (Clozure CL, or CCL) was formerly known as OpenMCL. Quoting from the Clozure Common Lisp web page (July, 2014): ``Some distinguishing features of the implementation include fast compilation speed, native threads, a precise, generational, compacting garbage collector, and a convenient foreign-function interface.''
Here is an easy way to obtain and build the latest version (generally
recommended) for Linux (or another OS; see below) running on an x86 or
x86-64. First execute the following shell command to create
a ccl
directory, but substituting
for linuxx86
, if appropriate, any of
darwinx86
(which we use for modern Macs), freebsdx86
,
solarisx86
, windows
, darwinppc
,
or linuxppc
.
svn co http://svn.clozure.com/publicsvn/openmcl/trunk/linuxx86/cclNote: if however you insist on using the latest release, you can obtain that instead, for example as follows (but replace "1.9" by the latest version, for example as described at
http://ccl.clozure.com/download.html
, and
replace linuxx86
if appropriate as described above).
svn co http://svn.clozure.com/publicsvn/openmcl/release/1.9/linuxx86/cclNext rebuild the executable by issuing the following commands, but replace "
./lx86cl64
" by a suitable executable; e.g., for
64-bit Darwin (on Mac OS) use "./dx86cl64
".
./lx86cl64 (rebuild-ccl :full t) (quit) ./lx86cl64 (rebuild-ccl :full t) (quit)
Now your CCL executable is up to date. Next, create a suitable
script, say as follows, where DIR
is the full pathname
for the directory above the new ccl
directory.
#!/bin/sh tmp=`uname -a | fgrep x86_64` export CCL_DEFAULT_DIRECTORY=DIR/ccl # Start up 64-bit or 32-bit lisp, respectively: if [ "$tmp" != "" ] ; then \ DIR/ccl/scripts/ccl64 $* ; \ else \ DIR/ccl/scripts/ccl $* ; \ fi
my-script
then on linux you might want to
execute the following shell command.
chmod +x my-scriptYour script (invoked with a suitable pathname, or just the filename if the directory is on your path) will now start the updated CCL lisp image.
More details if you want or need them:
Step 3 in
http://trac.clozure.com/openmcl/wiki/UpdatingFromSource
has more details on building from source.
Alternatively, you can download a gzipped tar
file; see the main
Clozure CL page. (Note: Subversion and gzipped tar
files are great, but not so much a CCL disk image (.dmg
file), as we have had a report of the extracted CCL opening its own
window when you start it up.) If you don't want to write your own
script (as suggested above) then after obtaining CCL, you may wish to
edit file ccl/scripts/ccl
or file
ccl/scripts/ccl64
, depending on whether you want to
use a 32-bit or 64-bit version (respectively).
CLISP is a non-commercial Common Lisp implementation, available from
http://clisp.cons.org/
.
We do not recommend CLISP as a platform for ACL2, for the following
reasons.
CMU Common Lisp (sometimes called CMUCL) is a non-commercial Common Lisp
implementation, available from http://www.cons.org/cmucl/
.
You might be able to download a binary Debian package for ACL2. Thanks to Camm Maguire for maintaining this package. Note however that it may take some time after each ACL2 release for this binary Debian package to be updated for that release.
Otherwise, it should be easy to obtain and build GCL yourself. Note
that ACL2 requires GCL version 2.6.12 or later, which can be fetched
as a tarball from the main
GNU website for GCL or perhaps
from backports.debian.org
.
ACL2 also requires an ANSI Common Lisp executable;
after unpacking the archive, an ANSI GCL can be built as follows.
cd gcl && ./configure --enable-ansi && make
LispWorks is a commercial Common Lisp implementation. You can download
a free, restricted, version
from http://www.lispworks.com/
.
You may ask the vendor for an evaluation license for the full product
if you are considering purchasing a license.
SBCL (Steel Bank Common Lisp) is a non-commercial Common Lisp
implementation, available from http://sbcl.sourceforge.net/
.
Building ACL2 may initially fail with SBCL because of insufficient heap
memory. Harsh Raju Chamarthi points out that a fix is to run SBCL
with an increased heap size limit. As of 2014 we find that the
the option --dynamic-space-size 2000
following works well
on 64-bit linux, for example using a script like the following for
SBCL.
#!/bin/sh <sbcl-dir-path>/src/runtime/sbcl --core <sbcl-dir-path>/output/sbcl.core --dynamic-space-size 2000 "$@"


Mortal Kombat: Annihilation
USA. 1997. Director - John R. Leonetti, Screenplay - Brent V. Friedman & Bryce Zabel, Story - Lawrence Kasanoff, John Tobias & Joshua Wexler, Based on the Game Created by Tobias & Ed Boon, Producer - Kasanoff, Photography - Matthew F. Leonetti, Music - George S. Clinton, Visual Effects Supervisors - Chuck Comisky & Alison Savitch, Visual Effects - The Digital Magic Co, Flat Earth Productions (Supervisor - Kevin Kutchaver), Kleiser-Walczak Construction Co, Murod Digital Images (Supervisor - Evan Richs), Optical Illusions & Vision Crew Ltd (Supervisor - Evan Jacob), Costume Effects Supervisor - Philip Goldsworthy, Special Effects Supervisors - Ron Troti & Joss Williams, Prosthetic Makeup Design - Gary Pollard, Makeup Consultant - Nick Dudman, Production Design - Charles Wood. Production Company - Threshold Entertainment/New Line Cinema. Robin Shou (Liu Kang), Sandra Hess (Lieutenant Sonya Blade), Talisa Soto (Princess Kitana), James Remar (Lord Rayden), Lynn Red Williams (Lieutenant Jackson `Jax' Briggs), Brian Thompson (Shao Khan), Irina Pantaevna (Jade), Musetta Vander (Queen Sindel), Raynor Scheine (Shinnok), Deron McBee (Motaro), Marjean Holden (Sheeva), Litefoot (Nightwolf), Keith Cooke (Sub Zero)
Plot: The Mortal Kombat has been won, meaning that Earth is safe for this generation, but the rules are suddenly broken by the warlord Shao Khan who invades the Earth with an army from Outworld, intending to destroy the world in six days time and merge the two realms into one. The Earth's fate lies in the hands of Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, Kitana and Rayden who must discover new fighting skills and new allies if they are to defeat Shao Khan.
Before 1995's `Mortal Kombat', the selection of films based on video and computer games had been an extremely deplorable one, with only the woeful likes of `Super Mario Bros.' (1993), `Street Fighter' (1994) and `Double Dragon' (1994) on offer. But `Mortal Kombat' succeeded in contradicting the trend to become an unabashedly, unpretentiously enjoyable all-out action vehicle. And it did so by dint of the single blindingly obvious thing that these other videogame adaptions somehow neglected - it approximated the very style of the videogame itself by offering up wall-to-wall action, all run over by a pounding techno soundtrack. Now comes this slightly lesser but no less enjoyable sequel. Anything that remotely resembles plot has been stripped to a bare minimum to provide the film with a series of fantastic martial arts set-pieces that are slung together in the most directly linear connection possible. The downside of this is that the film tends to all blur into one single shapeless action sequence. Nevertheless it is the sheer fantastique bravado of the fight sequences where the kombatants battle centaurs, four-armed opponents, use razor-tipped hair-braids, unleash ice and sonic voice blasts and launch missiles built into their chests that gives it a uniquely watchable edge.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| nl.esciencecenter.esight.experimental |
This package is more of a storage area for currently unused classes that are highly experimental and probably buggy.
|
| nl.esciencecenter.esight.math |
The matrix/vector math library needed for OpenGL 3.0+ functionality.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
VecF4 |
Material.ambient |
VecF4 |
Material.diffuse |
VecF4 |
Material.specular |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static VecF4 |
ClickCoordinateCalculator.surfaceCoord(VecF2 clickCoords,
MatF4 p,
MatF4 mv) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Material.setColor(VecF4 newColor) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Material(VecF4 ambient,
VecF4 diffuse,
VecF4 specular) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Color4
More specific implementation of a color VecF4.
|
class |
Point4
A optional, more specific
VecF4 implementation for points. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
VecF4 |
VecF4.add(VecF3 u)
Adds the given vector to the current vector, and returns the result.
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.add(VecF4 u)
Adds the given vector to the current vector, and returns the result.
|
static VecF4[] |
VectorFMath.bezierCurve(int steps,
VecF4 startLocation,
VecF3 startControl,
VecF3 endControl,
VecF4 endLocation)
Bezier curve interpolation between two points with control vectors (this
could be particle speed at the points).
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.clone() |
static VecF4 |
VectorFMath.cross(VecF4 u,
VecF4 v)
Helper method to calculate the cross product of two vectors
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.div(java.lang.Number n)
Divides the current vector with the given scalar.
|
static VecF4[] |
VectorFMath.interpolateColors(int steps,
VecF4 startColor,
VecF4 endColor) |
VecF4 |
VecF4.mul(java.lang.Number n)
Multiplies the given scalar with this vector.
|
VecF4 |
MatF4.mul(VecF4 v)
Multiplies this matrix with the given vector, returning a new vector.
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.mul(VecF4 u)
Multiplies the given vector with this vector.
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.neg()
Gives the negated vector of this vector.
|
static VecF4 |
VectorFMath.normalize(VecF4 v)
Helper method to normalize a vector.
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.sub(VecF4 u)
Substracts the given vector from this vector.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
VecF4 |
VecF4.add(VecF4 u)
Adds the given vector to the current vector, and returns the result.
|
static VecF4[] |
VectorFMath.bezierCurve(int steps,
VecF4 startLocation,
VecF3 startControl,
VecF3 endControl,
VecF4 endLocation)
Bezier curve interpolation between two points with control vectors (this
could be particle speed at the points).
|
static VecF4 |
VectorFMath.cross(VecF4 u,
VecF4 v)
Helper method to calculate the cross product of two vectors
|
static float |
VectorFMath.dot(VecF4 u,
VecF4 v)
Helper method to calculate the dot product of two vectors
|
static VecF4[] |
VectorFMath.interpolateColors(int steps,
VecF4 startColor,
VecF4 endColor) |
static float |
VectorFMath.length(VecF4 v)
Helper method to calculate the length of a vector.
|
static MatF4 |
MatrixFMath.lookAt(VecF4 eye,
VecF4 at,
VecF4 up)
Helper method that supplies a rotation matrix that allows us to look at
the indicated point
|
VecF4 |
MatF4.mul(VecF4 v)
Multiplies this matrix with the given vector, returning a new vector.
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.mul(VecF4 u)
Multiplies the given vector with this vector.
|
static VecF4 |
VectorFMath.normalize(VecF4 v)
Helper method to normalize a vector.
|
static MatF4 |
MatrixFMath.rotate(float angleDeg,
VecF4 axis)
Helper method that creates a matrix describing a rotation around an
arbitrary axis
|
static MatF4 |
MatrixFMath.scale(VecF4 vec)
Helper method that creates a scaling matrix
|
VecF4 |
VecF4.sub(VecF4 u)
Substracts the given vector from this vector.
|
static java.nio.FloatBuffer |
VectorFMath.toBuffer(VecF4[] array)
Helper method to create a FloatBuffer from an array of vectors.
|
static MatF4 |
MatrixFMath.translate(VecF4 vec)
Helper method that creates a translation matrix
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.nio.FloatBuffer |
VectorFMath.vec4ListToBuffer(java.util.List<VecF4> list)
Helper method to create a FloatBuffer from an list of vectors.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Color4(VecF4 v)
Stand-in for a vector, in which the places represent R, G, B and A
values.
|
MatF4(VecF4 v0,
VecF4 v1,
VecF4 v2,
VecF4 v3)
Creates a new matrix, using the vectors in order as filling.
|
Point4(VecF4 v)
Stand-in for a 4-place vector, where the fourth place is always 1f.
|
VecF3(VecF4 v) |
VecF4(VecF4 v)
Creates a new vector by copying the given vector.
|


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I believe and trust in teamwork, To achieve the goal of making the web better.
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The creation of a digital experience for the movie all over the world and the beauty that come with the new movie, each day it give preview of this movies with the main goal of the this project and the use is able to share the movie with the friend.
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Climate Web Application give fact info that is researched and clocted to give us the view of how climate change has affected environment and it habitat alver the world and how to solve it.
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The site has the functionality to allow Awarding Authorities to publish notices on the site which will then be sent to the web site automatically. developed using AngularJS
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--- layout: default title: ICSECT'19 - 4th International conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology meta: 4th International conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology. This conference covers different topics such as Soils and Rock Mechanics, Seismic Control, Buildings Energy Management, Maintenance Management, concrete technology, Construction Materials keyword: Civil Engineering Conference 2019, Conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology, Structural Engineering conference, Structural Engineering conference 2019, Modelling and Simulation, Buildings Energy Management, civil engineering conference, Soils and Rock Mechanics, Seismic Control, construction engineering, structural engineering, concrete technology, Construction Materials ---
The International Conference on Structural Engineering, New Technology and Methods (ICSENM) will be renamed to the International Conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology (ICSECT) to accommodate a more specific conference theme.
The conference proceedings of this conference will be indexed by Scopus and Google Scholar.
The 4th International conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology (ICSECT'19) aims to become the leading annual conference in fields related to structural engineering and concrete technology. The goal of ICSECT'19 is to gather scholars from all over the world to present advances in the relevant fields and to foster an environment conducive to exchanging ideas and information. This conference will also provide an ideal environment to develop new collaborations and meet experts on the fundamentals, applications, and products of the mentioned fields.
ICSECT is an acronym for International Conference on Structural Engineering and Concrete Technology.
Submissions in the form of extended abstracts, short papers, and full manuscripts are welcome.
To learn more about the previous event in this conference series, please visit: Past Event.
ICSECT'19 is now accepting papers on the following topics.
For a complete list of the paper topics, please visit: Submissions.
Prof. Bassam Izzuddin,
Imperial College of London, UK
Biography & Abstract


This page aims to provide complete, working step-by-step instructions to compile a simple program directly to WebAssembly.
The instructions on this page are applicable to Linux and Mac OS X systems. Similar instructions for Windows systems are forthcoming.
To compile the rest of the tools, cmake is required. Specifically, LLVM requires cmake 3.4.3 or higher. If you already have cmake 3.4.3 or higher, or are able to install or upgrade cmake through your package manager, you can skip this section.
The latest version of cmake comes precompiled and can be downloaded with the following commands on Linux:
$ curl https://cmake.org/files/v3.6/cmake-3.6.0-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz \ -o cmake-3.6.0-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz $ gunzip cmake-3.6.0-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz $ tar -xf cmake-3.6.0-Linux-x86_64.tar $ PATH=`pwd`/cmake-3.6.0-Linux-x86_64/bin:$PATH
Or the following commands on Mac OS X:
$ curl https://cmake.org/files/v3.6/cmake-3.6.0-Darwin-x86_64.tar.gz \ -o cmake-3.6.0-Darwin-x86_64.tar.gz $ gunzip cmake-3.6.0-Darwin-x86_64.tar.gz $ tar -xf cmake-3.6.0-Darwin-x86_64.tar $ PATH=`pwd`/cmake-3.6.0-Darwin-x86_64/CMake.app/Contents/bin:$PATH
To compile to WebAssembly, emscripten requires a "vanilla" build of LLVM with WebAssembly support, which is only available through a build flag. LLVM also needs to be integrated with clang, which is easiest to do at compile time.
The clang getting started page
provides an excellent step-by-step guide to checking out and compiling LLVM with clang.
There is one change we need to make, however: when calling cmake, we need to add
the following flag: -DLLVM_EXPERIMENTAL_TARGETS_TO_BUILD=WebAssembly
(Also, while the getting started page uses the LLVM svn repositories, here we will use the GitHub LLVM mirror.)
$ git clone https://github.com/llvm-mirror/llvm.git llvm $ cd llvm/tools $ git clone https://github.com/llvm-mirror/clang.git clang $ cd ../projects $ git clone https://github.com/llvm-mirror/compiler-rt.git compiler-rt $ cd ../.. $ mkdir llvm-build $ cd llvm-build $ cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" -DLLVM_EXPERIMENTAL_TARGETS_TO_BUILD=WebAssembly ../llvm $ make $ cd ..
To compile to WebAssembly, we need the incoming branch of emscripten. We can install this through the emscripten SDK; however, we need to switch the branch the SDK downloads and installs from. We also need to change emscripten's configuration to use the version of LLVM we compiled in the previous section.
$ curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/mozilla-games/emscripten/releases/emsdk-portable.tar.gz \ -o emsdk-portable.tar.gz $ gunzip emsdk-portable.tar.gz $ tar -xf emsdk-portable.tar $ cd emsdk_portable $ ./emsdk update $ ./emsdk install clang-incoming-64bit emscripten-incoming-64bit sdk-incoming-64bit $ ./emsdk activate clang-incoming-64bit emscripten-incoming-64bit sdk-incoming-64bit $ source ./emsdk_env.sh $ cd .. $ echo "LLVM_ROOT='`pwd`/llvm-build/bin'" >> ~/.emscripten
We now have a full toolchain we can use to compile a simple program to WebAssembly. There are a few remaining caveats, however:
EMCC_WASM_BACKEND=1
.
-s BINARYEN=1
to emcc
.
.html
extension.
file
protocol scheme. We have to actually serve the output
files over HTTP.
The commands below will create a simple "hello world" program and compile it. The compilation step is highlighted in bold.
$ mkdir hello $ cd hello $ echo '#include <stdio.h>' > hello.c $ echo 'int main(int argc, char ** argv) {' >> hello.c $ echo 'printf("Hello, world!\n");' >> hello.c $ echo '}' >> hello.c $ EMCC_WASM_BACKEND=1 emcc hello.c -s BINARYEN=1 -o hello.html
To serve the compiled files over HTTP, we can use the HTTP server built in to Python:
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 > /dev/null 2>&1 &
Once the HTTP server is running, you can open it in your browser. If you see "Hello, world!" printed to the emscripten console, then congratulations! You've successfully compiled to WebAssembly!


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American Marijuana is a medical marijuana online magazine that provides research on cannabis products.
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Srisailam is a Jyothirlingam (Hindu shrine to Shiva) located in Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh, India. It is about 212 km from Hyderabad and 132 km from Nandyal.
The shrine of GOD Mallikarjuna picturesquely situated on a flat top of Nallamalai Hills, Srisailam is reputed to be one of the most ancient kshetras in India. It is on the right side of the River Krishna in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh.
This celebrated mountain is also named as Siridhan, Srigiri, Sirigiri, Sriparvatha and Srinagam. It has been a popular centre of Saivite pilgrimage for centuries.
Visiting Timings:-4:10AM-3:30PM and 4:30PM-10:00PM


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oral |
Coca |
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I was fortunate enough to have a very interesting experience this evening. I smoked a hefty bowl of herb before I left to go downtown in the city in which I live with my Djembe and good company. I drummed for a while, smoked some cigarettes and sought out honest conversation between the people I had the pleasure to communicate with this fine night. The wind was full of rhythm a very electric atmosphere was around my perception, energies were channeling to a point in understanding (or so it seemed to me).
Three recent made friends showed up after an hour or so. We broke instantly into theological and mythological discussion. My friend ďJĒ has a family history of healers in his Mexican/Indian heritage Ė the Curanderos: healers of many Mexican Indian tribes such as the Mixe of Oaxaca. After this we left to go back to Jís flat to talk and hang out. After showing me his adorned shrines, with emphasized a Cambodian sect of Buddhism, he offered me some Opium Tea. He had mixed a pot with about 5 cups of water and 15-20 large opium poppies (Papavera somniferum), 2 tea spoons of generic brand lime concentrate, some fresh chamomile and mint. The pot had then been simmered for 3-4 hours with occasional water refills. And then had sat over night. He poured me a standard tea sized cup to start with. The taste was delicious and distinct.
As we continued to talk about various things he offered me a quid of kratom (Mitragyna speciosa). The taste was not particularly pleasant, not that bad though. About 50 times better tasting than San Pedro syrup. I held it underneath my tongue for about 40 minutes then chewed it up and ate it.
T+00:35 Minutes: Delightfully warm feeling of comfort with my surroundings. Perhaps a psedo-empathetic attachment going on. All ideas are very interesting and the flow of conversation is very smooth within the group. By this point I believe I was experiencing the come on stages of the opium tea. A very defined opiate experience much more mellow than Hydrocodone, Oxycodone or any synthesized med.
T+01:20 Minutes: Iím beginning to feel extremely high.
On top of the herb that we had been smoking the kratom was beginning to have a very strong physically sedated affect along with heightened mental alertness. The room began to linger in a surreal dimension of superlative communication. We verbally spun a megalomaniac web that some how mapped society in a ridiculous satire involving a broom and Ted Dansonís skeleton Ė something about Bob hope too. In all actuality Iíd say we made little to no sense in the aspect of an outside observer. But, at the time, clarity was prime and number one.
T+02:30 Minutes: I am still feeling excessively blasted! Canít stop staring at random objects and thinking about them for way longer then any person should. The euphoria is very strong Ė a more natural soothing combination with effects quite similar to a dose of MDA. Feeling very empathetic, inebriated from inhibitions beyond belief. At this point in time I had also been experiencing some heavy pressure in my stomach. Wasnít outweighing the good though. We continued to smoke herb and the high became placid without sound or external stimulation. To simplify, I felt very smacked out.
T+4:00 Minutes: The opium teaís lingering effects are still clinging to my spine. The kratom seems to be tapering off but the herb is still very obviously making me extremely high. Itís about 4:00am in the morning now so I think Iíll go to sleep. Sleep was extremely easy to achieve. I slept soundly for about 9 hours with some extremely lucid dreams. An effect that opiates have on me. Iím not sure if the kratom had anything to do with it. Though the effects while I was awake had a very dreamy quality.
I woke up the next day feeling a bit drained. I chewed some more kratom about 30 minutes after I woke up because I wanted to experiment with it without any other drugs. This idea only lasted about another 30 minutes when I made some coca tea and drank about 5 cups worth. My day was very energetic with a mellow comfy edge. I believe kratom has the potential to be very addicting. It makes the world seem inflated with kindness along with a very distinct euphoria. The coca as always made me pleasantly stimulated, equivalent to about 3-4 cups of coffee.
It seems this combination of drugs that I pursued in the first part of my evening could potentially have some positive therapeutic effects in counseling sessions or what not. Our mode of communication was extremely sincere and patient. Our egos were displaced by empathy. I plan on experimenting with kratom a couple more times before I make my final decision. I can say though, its effects are extremely pleasant and noticeable from this trial experience.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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EditingYou can use Pe to create and edit text files. Well, at least Pe was designed to do that. Editing mainly entails typing text and performing occasional other tasks like drag&drop, cut&paste and other things. Typing and NavigationNot much to say about typing, just type away. Navigation needs a bit more explanation. There are several standards for moving around in a text document and since BeOS users tend to come from all kinds of other OS's they all want the keybinding they are used to. New in version 2.0 is full configurability of the various keybindings. Even hardcore emacs users have confessed they find Pe an acceptable editor, and I take that as a compliment. To see how you can customize keybindings, see the Keybindings Preferences. Selecting TextYou can select text in Pe using either the keyboard or the mouse. With the keyboard all you have to do is keep the shiftkey down while navigating through the text in the usual way. The text will be selected from the point where you started (the anchor) to where your caret is. Another way of selecting is with the mouse. Just click and drag the mouse over the text you want to select. Double clicking follows the mouse by selecting words one at the time. Triple clicking selects lines. Drag&DropYou can edit text in Pe by using drag&drop. This means that when you have made a selection in the text you can click in it and drag the text to another position or even to another window. While you drag the text, the caret shows the position where the text will be dropped when you release the mousebutton. Cut, Copy, Paste & ClearI don't think these functions require explanation. They just work as expected. Undo and RedoPe has unlimited Undo. This means you can always undo an action, whether it concerns typing text, cutting text or even running an extension on the text, unlimited undo always works. All given commands end up on a stack. When you choose undo, the command lying on top of the stack is undone and laid on the redo stack. You can continue choosing undo until the undostack is empty; all the items will then have moved to the redostack. Choosing redo works in the opposite direction: it takes the command lying on top of the redostack and puts it back on the undostack. Some actions can use up quite some memory. For example, if you choose change case for the entire text of a 1Mb document, you will fill the undo buffer with the same amount of bytes. Choosing the same command again adds another 1Mb to this buffer. As a result, unlimited is in fact limited by the memory that is still available. If you run out of memory, just close the document and reopen it to empty its undo buffer. Emacs emulationPe recognizes several commands to emulate emacs. First of all, Pe is familiar with the concept of Mark and Point. You can set the Mark with a keystroke, typically Control-Space. You can then move the point with the usual keys and then cut/copy/clear the region between the Mark and the current position of the Caret (Point). Cut and Copied text ends up in the same clipboard as text copied in the regular way. You can therefore paste (or yank) it anywhere else. As an aid for all this, Pe colours the position of the Mark blue. If you don't like this, you can choose the same colour for the mark as the background, (by dragging the background colour onto the Mark colour e.g.) |
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The thyroid gland uses iodine from the food we eat to produce 2 vital hormones. One of these vital hormones is called Thyroxine, also known as T4. It is the primary hormone produced by the gland. After T4 is produced by the gland, there is a delivery made via the bloodstream to the body's tissues in which a small portion of the T4 is released from the gland and is converted to triiodothyronine(T3) which is the most active hormone. It is very important that T3 and T4 levels are neither too high or too low which is why there are two glands in the brain, the hypothalamus and the pituitary, which communicate with the brain to maintain T3 and T4 balanced. T3 and T4 regulate your heart rate and how fast your intestines process the food that you eat so both hormones are very important.
When you have an overproduction of the hormone thyroxine (T4) in your body it is called hyperthyroidism. In hyperthyroidism,your body will speed up your metabolism, which may cause you to feel very energetic at first, but later on will break your body down and cause you to feel really tired or other unpleasant symptoms.
One of the most common causes of hyperthyroidism is the autoimmune disorder called Graves’ disease. With this disease, the body makes an antibody thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulin (TSI) which causes the thyroid gland produce too much thyroid hormone. Hyperthyroidism can also be caused by a toxic nodular or multinodular goiter. These are lumps or nodules in the thyroid gland that cause hyperthyroidism. Furthermore, thyroiditis (An inflammation of the thyroid) can also result from a virus or a problem with the immune system and eventually cause the person to have symptoms related to hyperthyroidism.
Medications that are antithyroid can prevent the thyroid gland from producing excess amounts of T4 and T3 hormones. There are two types of antithyroid medications. These medications are called propylthiouracil (PTU) and methimazole (also known as Tapazole).These 2 medications are made to directly target the thyroid gland and to reduce T4 and T3 hormone production.
When your thyroid gland doesn’t produce enough thyroid hormone, it is called hypothyroidism. If our thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormone, it can disrupt your metabolism. Metabolism is how your body’s cell uses energy from the food you eat. Our metabolism is associated with your heart rate, body temperature, buildup and breakdown of substances, elimination of waste, and all aspects of metabolism.
Like any other disease, there are many factors that can cause someone to have this type of disease. Some people have an autoimmune disease which is caused when the immune system protects the body from invading infections like a virus, but mistakes thyroid gland cells and their enzymes for invaders and attacks them as well. This leads to not enough thyroid cells and enzymes left to make enough thyroid hormones. Hypothyroidism is more common in women than in men. Like mentioned before, thyroiditis is usually caused by a viral infection or autoimmune attack which causes the thyroid gland to become inflamed and lead to a thyroid complication.
The treatment for hypothyroidism includes daily use of a medication known as levothyroxine which restores adequate hormone levels. It will then reverse the signs and symptoms of hypothyroidism. However, if a person leaves it untreated, hypothyroidism can devlop and get worse after years and lead to several complications like heart problems, nerve injury, infertility, and even a coma.
Graves' disease is an immune symptom disorder and one of the factors that often leads to hyperthyroidism. Grave' disease causes the immune system to make more antibodies which eventually leads to an overproduction of thyroid-hormone (hyperthyroidism). Graves' diseases is most common in women who are age 40 and below.
Treatment goals aim to inhibit the overproduction of thyroid hormones and lessen the severity of symptoms. Propranolol is a beta blocker that slows the heart rate and decreases the blood pressure. When taken in eye-drop form, it helps reduce eye pressure.
Goiter's disease is an unusual enlargement of the thyroid gland. Since they cause an enlarged thyroid gland, it can cause one to cough and make it difficult for a person to swallow or even breath. The most common cause of this disease is the lack of iodine or iodine deficiency, but what is iodine?
Iodine is a mineral found in foods just like protein and zinc. Iodine is necessary in order to make thyroid hormones which then control the body's metabolism and many other important functions. The body especially needs iodine for proper bone and brain development during women's pregnancy and infancy. Since iodine is so essential to the body, if the thyroid doesn't have enough iodine, it will develop goiters which causes the thyroid gland to enlarge in an effort to obtain more iodine.
There are certain medications prescribed for when people have an underactive thyroid or overactive thyroid. Antithyroid agents prevent the thyroid gland from making or releasing thyroid hormone. For instance, levothyroxine can help treat hypothyroidism, an enlarged thyroid gland and thyroid cancer. While thiamazole and propylthiouracil are both medications for hyperthyroidism.
Thyroid cancer can occur more often in women than in men. Being exposed to high levels of radiation can lead to an increase of risk of developing thyroid cancer. At first, there might not be any symptoms present, but as the tumor grows, eventually it can cause pain and swelling in the neck. There are several types of thyroid cancer that can exist.
Types of Thyroid Cancer:


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#include <symmetry.h>
Definition at line 61 of file symmetry.h.
◆ SymmetryPropagator()
| operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::SymmetryPropagator |
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◆ ~SymmetryPropagator()
| operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::~SymmetryPropagator |
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override |
◆ Propagate()
| bool operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::Propagate |
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Trail * |
trail | ) |
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finalvirtual |
◆ Untrail()
| void operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::Untrail |
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const Trail & |
trail, |
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int |
trail_index |
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◆ Reason()
| absl::Span<const Literal> operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::Reason |
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const Trail & |
trail, |
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trail_index |
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| const |
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finalvirtual |
◆ AddSymmetry()
| void operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::AddSymmetry |
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std::unique_ptr< SparsePermutation > |
permutation | ) |
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◆ num_permutations()
| int operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::num_permutations |
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◆ Permute()
| void operations_research::sat::SymmetryPropagator::Permute |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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This sample shows how to create a simple model and apply multiple bindings that define view appearance depending on the certain state.
The sample calculates button clicks. When button is clicked 3 times it becomes
inactive, instead the other button providing the ability to reset clicks number
appears. Logic of click count is hosted on the server and is set by RegisterClick
and ResetClicks
methods. HasClickedTooManyTimes
computed
property is subscribed for the the property containing the number of clicks
NumberOfClicks
. It manages availability of the main button and ability
to reset click number.


Expressions are JavaScript-like code snippets that are usually placed in bindings such as
{{ expression }}
.
For example, these are valid expressions in Angular:
1+2
a+b
user.name
items[index]
Angular expressions are like JavaScript expressions with the following differences:
Context: JavaScript expressions are evaluated against the global window
.
In Angular, expressions are evaluated against a scope
object.
Forgiving: In JavaScript, trying to evaluate undefined properties generates ReferenceError
or TypeError
. In Angular, expression evaluation is forgiving to undefined
and null
.
No Control Flow Statements: you cannot use the following in an Angular expression: conditionals, loops, or exceptions.
Filters: You can use filters within expressions to format data before displaying it.
If you want to run more complex JavaScript code, you should make it a controller method and call
the method from your view. If you want to eval()
an Angular expression yourself, use the
$eval()
method.
1+2={{1+2}}
it('should calculate expression in binding', function() {
expect(element(by.binding('1+2')).getText()).toEqual('1+2=3');
});
You can try evaluating different expressions here:

Expression:
<input type='text' ng-model="expr" size="80"/>
<button ng-click="addExp(expr)">Evaluate</button>

[ X ]
<tt>{{expr}}</tt> =>

function Cntl2($scope) {
var exprs = $scope.exprs = [];
$scope.expr = '3*10|currency';
$scope.addExp = function(expr) {
exprs.push(expr);
};
$scope.removeExp = function(index) {
exprs.splice(index, 1);
};
}
it('should allow user expression testing', function() {
element(by.css('.expressions button')).click();
var lis = element(by.css('.expressions ul')).element.all(by.repeater('expr in exprs'));
expect(lis.count()).toBe(1);
expect(lis.get(0).getText()).toEqual('[ X ] 3*10|currency => $30.00');
});
Angular does not use JavaScript's eval()
to evaluate expressions. Instead Angular's
$parse service processes these expressions.
Unlike JavaScript, where names default to global window
properties, Angular expressions must use
$window
explicitly to refer to the global window
object. For example, if you
want to call alert()
in an expression you must use $window.alert()
. This restriction is
intentional. It prevents accidental access to the global state – a common source of subtle bugs.

Name: <input ng-model="name" type="text"/>
<button ng-click="greet()">Greet</button>

function Cntl1($window, $scope){
$scope.name = 'World';
$scope.greet = function() {
$window.alert('Hello ' + $scope.name);
};
}
it('should calculate expression in binding', function() {
if (browser.params.browser == 'safari') {
// Safari can't handle dialogs.
return;
}
element(by.css('[ng-click="greet()"]')).click();
var alertDialog = browser.switchTo().alert();
expect(alertDialog.getText()).toEqual('Hello World');
alertDialog.accept();
});
Expression evaluation is forgiving to undefined and null. In JavaScript, evaluating a.b.c
throws
an exception if a
is not an object. While this makes sense for a general purpose language, the
expression evaluations are primarily used for data binding, which often look like this:
{{a.b.c}}
It makes more sense to show nothing than to throw an exception if a
is undefined (perhaps we are
waiting for the server response, and it will become defined soon). If expression evaluation wasn't
forgiving we'd have to write bindings that clutter the code, for example: {{((a||{}).b||{}).c}}
Similarly, invoking a function a.b.c()
on undefined
or null
simply returns undefined
.
You cannot write a control flow statement in an expression. The reason behind this is core to the Angular philosophy that application logic should be in controllers, not the views. If you need a conditional, loop, or to throw from a view expression, delegate to a JavaScript method instead.


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Opponent: Zabit Magomedsharipov
Odds: +230 (bet $100 to win $230)
On this card, there is only one underdog bigger than Calvin Kattar, and that’s Greg Hardy, who is taking a fight on short notice against a much higher ranked opponent. So why would I be so high on a dog that seemingly has such a small chance of winning?
The answer lies in Zabit’s paths to victory. In his five UFC bouts, three of them he finished by submission and the other two he has relied heavily on using takedowns to win rounds. He’ll be facing a fighter who does an exceptional job at getting back to his feet following a takedown – and that goes without mentioning that he isn’t particularly easy to take down.
With all of that being said, he is also the fighter in this bout that has big finishing power in his hands. Three of Kattar’s four UFC bouts have ended with big knockout blows. With Kattar’s ability to keep his feet, Magomedsharipov will likely trade with him at some point, and at nearly 2.5 to 1 odds, I’m interested to see if he can take those shots.
Record: 12-24
Earnings (based on $100 bet/event): $-602
Return on Investment: -16%
2018 Record: 18-19 (+26%)
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Open Source Developer, ConEmu-Maximus5
With courtesy of Certum, ConEmu's binaries now are signed as ‘Open Source Developer, ConEmu-Maximus5’.
Why to use certificate?
- You can check integrity of ConEmu executable files.
- Avoid Windows SmartScreen prevention of unrecognized program from starting (Installer).
- Vista and higher ‘User account control’ confirmation will be more friendly.
- Some antiviral programs (AVP for example) automatically place signed programs to trusted zone.


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The goal of this example is to provide a very basic search language to allow users to select from a list of predefined tokens and provide a valid number value for each. This example includes configuration for the display of the unit for each type of number input.


All Classes
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All Classes Class Summary Enum Summary Annotation Types Summary Class Description ContentType IMDb content types include "movie" "TV episode", etc.ContentTypeController See the Content Type bean.Controller The bridge between specific bean controllers and the generic data access object.DaoData<T extends DemoBean> Used to handle SQL request and response data.DemoAccessManager Not used in this demo, but this is where access controls would be implemented, e.g.DemoApp Uses Javalin as the web server.DemoBean All Demo JavaBeans inherit from this class.DemoJetty Configuration of the embedded Jetty server is controlled here, including activation of HTTPS and HTTP/2.DemoProperties Accesses the webdemo.properties file.DemoSessionHandler Configures the Jetty built-in session tracker.DemoSqlLogger Logs SQL statements, including their bind parameters and execution times.DemoTemplateEngine The Thymeleaf template engine can be configured here.FirstOrBoth For a pair of fields, ensures there cannot be a value in only the second field.FirstOrBothValidator For a pair of fields, verify that both have values, or only the first one has a value, or both are null.HttpStatus Translates HTTP status numbers to descriptions (e.g.JdbiDAO The data access object, in which all data access is via the JDBI library.JdbiDS The Data Source object which controls access to the underlying database.LoggerUtils Handles automatic logging of all HTTP requests, and formatting of log messages.Mandatory SeeMandatoryValidator
for details.MandatoryValidator Controls which fields in a data bean cannot be null.NotLessThanOther NotLessThanOtherValidator For a pair of numeric fields, verify that the second field does not have a value which is less than the first field's value.Path Path._Country Path._MainTemplates Path._Talent Path._Title StringCleanser Removes or replaces selected characters from an input string.Talent IMDb actors, directors, producers, etc.TalentController See the Talent bean.TalentInTitle For a given title, this represents one of the talent (actors, director, etc.) who worked on the title.TalentInTitleController See the TalentInTitle bean.Title IMDb movies, TV episodes, etc.TitleController See the Title bean.TitleForTalent For a given talent (person) , this represents one title on which the talent worked (e.g as an actor, director, producer, etc.).Utils Miscellaneous utilities for handling HTML form data, related TitleDemo JavaBean objects, and textual data.ValidationError A convenience class for handling validation errors.ValidationHandler Executes Hibernate validation checks.


Work:
Newton David
See it live at newtondavid.co.uk.
After my work with The New Croft I was referred to Richard Walker, founder and owner of Newton David, a health and safety consultancy based in Haverhill, Suffolk but operating across the UK. Richard wanted a website to promote his business and I worked with him to design it from the ground up.
I also helped to establish Newton David's Google Business listing, as well as managing the SEO for the website.


!Newbie Guide:
Are you ready for a new mission?
After swapping the Weapon Exchange Ticket you received previously with the Non-Grade Shadow Weapon, go visit %tonpc% and return after receiving quest reward.
To find %tonpc%, follow the arrow above your head. I will tell you more later.
Can I help you with anything else?
[npc_%objectId%_Link newbiehelper/guide-1.htm|Ask for advice.]
[npc_%objectId%_Link default/NPCloc/%npcId%.htm|Find NPC.]
[npc_%objectId%_Link newbiehelper/guide-20.htm|Recive blessing of protection.]
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The app is a mobile marketplace designed exclusively for college students. Sellers can list their items in less than a minute, while for shoppers finding the perfect product takes just a few clicks. In addition, the app can sort and recommend products based on users from the same school.
Launch screen
Home screen
Home screen (Textbook subview)
Selling screen (Swipe to delete item)
Sign up screen
Account screen
Posting photo
Posting item


Stencil components are rendered using JSX, a popular, declarative template syntax. Each component has a render
function that returns the JSX content.
The render functions returns something very similar to HTML
render() {
return (

Hello World

)
}
Here we're returning a JSX representation of a div
, with the inner content being "Hello World".
A common need of components is to render data that is based on a property.
Like many popular frameworks, we can use this with {}
.
render() {
return (

Hello {this.name}

)
}
A nice little hint is to think of the JSX databinding syntax as JavaScript template literals, just without the
$
in the front.
//ES6
`Hello ${this.name}`
//JSX
Hello {this.name}
If want to conditionally render different content, we can simply use JavaScript if/else statements:
Here, if name
is not defined, we can just render our a different element.
render() {
if (this.name) {
return (
Hello {this.name}
 )
} else {
return (
Hello, World
 )
}
}
A more complex example of this use JSX shorthand:
render() {
return (

{this.name
?
Hello {this.name

:
Hello World

}

);
}
In this case, we need to render child components in the conditional.
Looping/Iterables works just like it does in JavaScript.
In the example below, we're going to assume the component has a local property called todos
which is a list of todo objects. We'll use the map function on the array to loop over each item in the map, and to convert it to something else - in this case JSX.
render() {
return (

this.todos.map( todo => {

{todo.taskName}

{todo.isCompleted}

})

)
}
Stencil uses native DOM events.
Here's an example of handling a button click. Note the use of the Arrow function.
...
export class MyComponent {
handleClick(event: UIEvent) {
alert('Received the button click!');
}
render() {
return (
<button onClick={ (event: UIEvent) => this.handleClick(event)}>Click Me!</button>
);
}
}
An alternate syntax for this is to use
handleClick(event: UIEvent) {
alert('Received the button click!');
}
render() {
return (
<button onClick={this.handleClick.bind(this)>Click Me!</button>
);
}
Both options are valid.
Here's another of listening to input change
. Note the use of the Arrow function.
...
export class MyComponent {
inputChanged(event: UIEvent) {
console.log('input changed: ', event.target.value);
}
render() {
return (
<input onChange={this.inputChanged.bind(this)}>
);
}
}
So far we've seen examples of how to return only a single root element. We can also nest elements inside our root element just like regular HTML:
render() {
return (

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

);
}
In the case where a component has multiple "top level" elements, the render
function can return an array.
Note the comma in between the

elements.
render() {
return [
// first top level element

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

,
// second top level element, note the , above

... more html content ...

];
}


tornado帮助
文档
用户指南
介绍
Tornado是一个python web框架和异步网络库(Tornado is a Python web framework and asynchronous networking library).
Tornado可以分为4个主要组件:
- 一个web框架(RequestHandler)
- 客户端和服务器端HTTP实现 Client- and server-side implementions of HTTP (HTTPServer and AsyncHTTPClient)
- 异步网络库(包括IOLoop和IOStream)An asynchronous networking library including the classes IOLoop and IOStream, which serve as the building
blocks for the HTTP components and can also be used to implement other protocols.
- 协程库(tornado.gen),它让异步调用更加直接
异步和非阻塞I/O
历史:
- 2017-10-10: 创建文档


To delete Column, first you must select Column.
Then select Delete Column from Toolbar, and you'll be asked if that's what you really want. Answer Yes and Column will be deleted.


Police watchdog probes death of man after stun gun used in Mississauga, Ont.
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — A man died after police deployed a stun gun during an altercation west of Toronto, officials said Wednesday, prompting Ontario's police watchdog to launch an investigation.
by Canadian PressMISSISSAUGA, Ont. — A man died after police deployed a stun gun during an altercation west of Toronto, officials said Wednesday, prompting Ontario's police watchdog to launch an investigation.
The Special Investigations Unit said Peel Regional Police officers responded to a noise complaint at a home in Mississauga, Ont., around 3 a.m.
Spokeswoman Monica Hudon said officers found a man in the backyard of a home.
"As officers were attempting to communicate with the man, a struggle ensued," she told reporters at the scene on Wednesday. "As part of the struggle, several use of force options were used, including the deployment of a conducted energy weapon."
The man's heart stopped beating and he stopped breathing in the backyard, Hudon said.
He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after 4 a.m., she said.
The police watchdog has set up a command centre in the area as the investigation continues.
"We've spoken to witnesses who have information as to what transpired," Hudon said. "I can't go into any details as to what they told us, but we've got in some good information this morning."
It's unclear at this point how many officers were at the scene or what other "use of force options" were used, Hudon said.
The SIU is a civilian agency that looks into cases where there is a death, injury or allegation of sexual assault involving police.
This is the second stun gun-related death in Mississauga in recent months.
The SIU is also investigating the death of a 34-year-old man who died after police used a stun gun on him on Sept. 10.
In that case, the watchdog said, Peel officers responded to a domestic call in the Malton area around 9 p.m.
The SIU said the "officers became involved in an interaction with a man which involved the use of a conducted energy weapon."
The agency said the man stopped breathing, his heart stopped beating and he was later pronounced dead in hospital.
— by Liam Casey in Toronto
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 20, 2019.
The Canadian Press


He asks me to join him on a new project.
It will pay well, but it will require me to work overtime.
I get ready to
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Please provide at least one valid app host
The locations of your hosted applications. Enter one host name per line. Must be in the format of: your-name-here.apps.comecero.com. Contact support to enable a fully custom host name such as store.your-domain.com A maximum of 3 host names can be provided. Before you remove a host name, ensure that you are not actively sending traffic to it. If you would like to configure an automatic redirect from an existing host to a new host, please contact support.
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A very pleasant town about 30nm south east of Fiumicino (Rome). Home to a sizable fishing fleet.
Position 41° 26.8'N, 012° 38.3'E.
The authorities are likely to visit the boat even if you are at anchor and request to see your paperwork. They are friendly and helpful.
Last updated February 2014.
This harbour may be subject to silting, so take care at the entrance if there is any swell.
Currently, a better option is the marina at Nettuno about a mile to the east. However, there are plans to install marina pontoons in the harbour.
There is a good anchorage just outside the harbour in 8 ft over sand. The yacht club, located at the north corner of the harbour past the inner break wall, is happy to allow you to tie the dinghy up there. Do not anchor in the channel.
A fish farm off Capo D'Anzio has been established. It is marked by four yellow buoys and forms a serious hazard to yachts visiting this coast.
Last updated January 2016.


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Alternet Tools include discovery service tools.
The DiscoveryService class is a component for retrieving classes that support the following features :
Consider that “Protocol” is an interface ; a specific variant of this interface can be retrieved with :
Protocol protocol = DiscoveryService.newInstance("org.acme.Protocol/http");
The more convenient way to bind an implementation is to define the file META-INF/xservices/org.acme.Protocol/http that might contain :
org.acme.protocols.HttpProtocol
which can be generated for you with a simple annotation :
@LookupKey(forClass=org.acme.Protocol.class, variant="http") public class HttpProtocol implements Protocol { // ... }
The lookup key is usually the fully qualified name of a class (usually abstract or an interface) : org.acme.Protocol, and the resolved class name should be a concrete implementation of it; the lookup key can also be a name, even a JNDI name.
Inner class names contains a $ sign in their name ; all lookup are performed on keys where the $ sign is replace by a dot. If you define manually a META-INF/xservices/ entry, don’t write file names or directory names with a dollar, but with a dot instead.
The lookup key can be supplied with a variant, in order to bind several implementations (this has to be taken in charge by the caller); for example, org.acme.SerializerFactory/image/png. Basically, it means that we want a factory that can supply a serializer for image/png.
An implementation is looked up from the key supplied as follows (in order):
The first value found is returned. If one of those method fails, the next is tried.
The location used by this tool is META-INF/xservices/, not META-INF/services/. Actually, the common META-INF/services/ directory is ruled by different conventions than those used here (specifically due to the “variant” of the key). To avoid confusion, another directory name has been retained, actually xservices(that stands for “extended services”).
The @LookupKey annotation can be used in order to generate automatically an entry under META-INF/xservices/ :
When no variant is specified, the annotation :
@LookupKey(impClass=org.acme.tools.ToolsImpl.class) interface Tools { // ... }
…will generate the entry in META-INF/xservices/org.acme.tools.Tools that contains :
# default org.acme.tools.ToolsImpl
A variant can also be specified in the lookup key annotation. The default directive can be unset. The annotation can be placed on the target implementation.
@LookupKey(impClass=org.acme.protocols.HttpProtocol.class, variant="http") interface Protocol { // ... }
…will generate the entry in META-INF/xservices/org.acme.Protocol/http that contains :
# default org.acme.protocols.HttpProtocol
Two additional annotations can also be used with a CDI container (JSR330).
The discovery service can be used without a CDI container, but if you want to inject classes to lookup (specifically with a variant), the annotations supplied may help.
Even if you used a CDI container, you are not compelled to inject every classes to lookup, just the ones you want to or have to inject.
Additionally :
For example, consider a constructor :
public A(B b) { // ... }
where B is an interface :
public interface B { // ... }
which has several implementations :
@LookupKey(forClass = B.class, variant = "greedy") public class B1 implements B { // ... }
and :
@LookupKey(forClass = B.class, variant = "lazy") public class B2 implements B { // ... }
You want to inject the right class ? See below…
First, in the constructor (or directly in the field, up to you) one have to indicate that an instance have to be injected :
@javax.inject.Inject public A(@Injection.LookupKey("standard") B b) { // ... }
Then you have to set on the interface which variant you want to produce :
@Injection.Producer(variant = "standard", lookupVariant="lazy") public interface B { // ... }
A producer class will be generated at compile time, that will perform the lookup with the specified variant. At runtime, the container will inject the instance supplied by the producer that matches both the expected target class and the variant, if any.
It is also possible to omit the variant to inject.
It is also possible to use the same variant at the injection point :
@javax.inject.Inject public A(@Injection.LookupKey("lazy") B b) { // ... }
…and accordingly to generate a relevant producer :
@Injection.Producer(variant = "lazy") public interface B { // ... }
Sometimes, the developer doesn’t own the type to inject neither their implementations ; it is still possible to set the annotations on some code owned by the developer, for example one of its package and specify both the implementation and the target class.


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internets
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routing tables
security
shortest route problem
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[See line segment intersection, testing]
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A small and quick tutorial on painting flames. I was a bit low on my blood sugar so the painting is a bit shaky, sorry! ( Shows where I got my priorities :P )
The arrow in the image is to show the general area where I want my flame licks to start so I can have a bit of body to the flames below that arrow. It's good to start with a single line that forms the skeleton of a flame lick. From there I will pull down from the tip of the lick and expand outwards to build the body of the lick. For large flame licks I'll do it on both sides of the line, sometimes one outer edge is enough
With the first flame lick built up, I'll pick out another spot beside it to put another flame lick down. I like to alternate which way the flame is pointing, the skeleton line will help determine the direction. Don't worry about connecting the flame licks too much, just get the general layout and build of the licks. When you expand to build the body of the lick with the outer lines, those outer lines are what will connect between flame licks. As you can see, the arrow shows the general area where I want these licks to join.
Once the flame licks are joined, it may look a little sharp at the join.
Just keep continuing the same thing, building up more flame licks until you cover the area you want and finish it off by painting in the area. This is a quick and easy way of doing black flames.
This was done on paper using a size 3 Rosemary & Co brush.
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Is there a reason to do a milluon 0.01 kmd sells?
snowdamn
02-Aug-18 09:52 PM
robots
OsTa
02-Aug-18 09:53 PM
higher fees for buyers maybe?
snowdamn
02-Aug-18 09:55 PM
last call, don't expect anything to happen before an ETH pump
crypto infancy
oh well
siu - Chainmakers
02-Aug-18 10:01 PM
Bots are noticing a capitulation
Hollowman9000
02-Aug-18 10:04 PM
Volumes are up
Now what fucktards contributed to this bottom?
(Notaries/miners not talking about you, business as usual)
pinkolin
02-Aug-18 10:22 PM
25% minus KMDUSD in 1 week
Hmhm
crumb
02-Aug-18 10:43 PM
jl777 gave an update regarding crypto conditions. so 1/tech as usual
Hollowman9000
02-Aug-18 10:44 PM
#truth
When it’s truly ready for global adoption
It will be worth zero
And all can have a tiny slice of KMD for free
Then it will rocket to infinity
siu - Chainmakers
02-Aug-18 11:00 PM
In another chat someone told me something that seems kind of dumb but it relevant
These are traders/investors
I was talking about kmd and new developments.... answers where... "nice but meh"
I asked what was about kmd that dont convinced
Answer was "just another shitcoin"
Seems like there is no message out saying what is innovative about kmd
Kitchen Table
02-Aug-18 11:05 PM
To most fly by night investor, if the coin isn't in the top 20 then it's a shit coin.
eXpect-Hans
02-Aug-18 11:09 PM
guys why is the price falling like that??
shrk
02-Aug-18 11:18 PM
because of new tech
bishop
02-Aug-18 11:29 PM
Truth
Deleted User
02-Aug-18 11:52 PM
Fuck LOL
Kitchen Table
03-Aug-18 12:16 AM
Not looking too good. Might be another whole market run down and this time bitcoin will be coming with the alts.
bishop
03-Aug-18 12:25 AM
I'll just keep adding 1500-2500KMD/month at these levels
siu - Chainmakers
03-Aug-18 12:32 AM
My balls are of steel but my scrotum is hurting cuz they are too heavy now
3
3
Deleted User
03-Aug-18 12:34 AM
Any precision rifle shooters on here?
il sell my srs a1 for komodo
Hollowman9000
03-Aug-18 12:53 AM
@Deleted User
caliber?
jspook16
03-Aug-18 12:53 AM
it is getting hairy..
Hollowman9000
03-Aug-18 12:53 AM
300winmag?
Deleted User
03-Aug-18 12:53 AM
6.5 creedmoor sadly, shot 20 or so times
Hollowman9000
03-Aug-18 12:54 AM
Why the odd caliber?
Deleted User
03-Aug-18 12:54 AM
Comes with atlas bipod, dta monopod etc
it pains me to part ways but kmd is calling out to me
Im aussie, was only one i could find even selling here
Hollowman9000
03-Aug-18 12:54 AM
Don’t know much about creedmoor
Ah
International firearms trade might be a PIA
Mail?

 If core never got paid of/taken over.... BTC might actually work properly...
Hollowman9000
03-Aug-18 01:31 AM
114k buys at 16k sats
Kmd
16k developing as resistance
@siu - Chainmakers
Deleted User
03-Aug-18 01:32 AM
Nothin on bittrex


Before Change
tensor_utils.pad_tensor_dict(p, max_path_length) for p in env_infos
])
terminals = [path["dones"] for path in paths]
valids = [np.ones_like(path["returns"]) for path in paths]
valids = tensor_utils.pad_tensor_n(valids, max_path_length)
lengths = np.asarray([v.sum() for v in valids])
ent = np.sum(self.policy.distribution.entropy(agent_infos) *
valids) / np.sum(valids)
undiscounted_returns = self.evaluate_performance(
itr,
dict(env_spec=None,
observations=obs,
actions=actions,
rewards=rewards,
terminals=terminals,
env_infos=env_infos,
agent_infos=agent_infos,
lengths=lengths,
discount=self.discount))
self.episode_reward_mean.extend(undiscounted_returns)
After Change
undiscounted_returns = log_performance(
itr,
TrajectoryBatch.from_trajectory_list(self.env_spec, paths),
discount=self.discount)
self.episode_reward_mean.extend(undiscounted_returns)


A Command represents an operation that needs to be executed on an entity (NSG, Gateway, ...) which requires little processing by VSD, but may result in a long activity on the external entity. An example would be to trigger an action on VSD so that a Gateway download a new image. VSDs handling of the request is limited to generating a message to be sent to the device on which the download process is expected. The device then acts on the request and proceeds with the download... That may be a long process. The commands API is similar to the Jobs API with regards to triggering operations on objects.
This object has no children.
This object has no members.
Managed Object Type of the entity on which this Command is associated.
Format: free
SDK attribute: assocEntityType
Parameters to be supplied for execution of this command. This should be the ID of the object supplying parameters.
Format: free
Max length: 1023
SDK attribute: associatedParam
Type of the object which supplies parameters for this command. For NSG_APPLY_PATCH command this should be NSG_PATCH_PROFILE. For NSG_DELETE_PATCH it should be PATCH
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: associatedParamType
Specifies the type of command that is stated for execution on the system receiving the operation request. A request for download, a request for upgrade, a request for revocation, ...
Allowed values: NSG_APPLY_PATCH, NSG_CONTAINER_TEST_SUITE_RUN, NSG_CONTAINER_UNDERLAY_TEST, NSG_DELETE_PATCH, NSG_DOWNLOAD_OS_IMAGE, NSG_OVERLAY_SYSLOG_CONTAINER_RESTART, NSG_OVERLAY_SYSLOG_CONTAINER_START, NSG_OVERLAY_SYSLOG_CONTAINER_STOP, NSG_REBOOT, NSG_RENEW_CERT, NSG_UPDATE_INFO, NSG_UPGRADE_TO_IMAGE, UNKNOWN
Default value: UNKNOWN
SDK attribute: command
Informative details on what command is to be executed. It complements the commandType attribute. An example of a value could be a URL, a version number, a UUID of another object, ...
Format: free
Max length: 1023
SDK attribute: commandInformation
Time stamp when this object was created.
SDK attribute: creationDate
Details about the command execution as reported directly from the NSG independent of status codes.
Format: free
Max length: 1023
SDK attribute: detail
A string representing the detailed status of the operation that was triggered by the execution of the Command instance.
Format: free
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: detailedStatus
A numerical code mapping to a list of detailed statuses that can apply to a Command instance.
Default value: 0
Max value: 65535
SDK attribute: detailedStatusCode
Specify if scope of entity is Data center or Enterprise level
Allowed values: ENTERPRISE, GLOBAL
SDK attribute: entityScope
External object ID. Used for integration with third party systems
Format: free
SDK attribute: externalID
Full command including parameters that is to be executed.
Format: free
Max length: 1023
SDK attribute: fullCommand
ID of the user who last updated the object.
Format: free
SDK attribute: lastUpdatedBy
Time stamp when this object was last updated.
SDK attribute: lastUpdatedDate
Operator specified action which overrides the normal life cycle of a command.
Allowed values: ABANDON, UNSPECIFIED
Default value: UNSPECIFIED
SDK attribute: override
Identifies the user that has created this object.
Format: free
SDK attribute: owner
JSON string detailing the progress of the command execution on Gateway.
Format: free
Max length: 1023
SDK attribute: progress
The status of the Command from a VSD perspective.
Allowed values: ABANDONED, COMPLETED, FAILED, RUNNING, SKIPPED, STARTED, UNKNOWN
Default value: UNKNOWN
SDK attribute: status
A generated summary for the action giving some general context on the command executed.
Format: free
Min length: 1
Max length: 255
SDK attribute: summary


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| def | __init__ (self, p3dfile, shortname, fullname, version, tokens={}) |
| def | __del__ (self) |
| def | build (self, output, platform=None) |
| def | buildAll (self, outputDir=".") |
| def | buildAPP (self, output, platform) |
| def | buildArch (self, output, platform) |
| def | buildDEB (self, output, platform) |
| def | buildNSIS (self, output, platform) |
| def | buildPKG (self, output, platform) |
| def | installPackagesInto (self, hostDir, platform) |
| def | os_walk (self, top) |
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| notify = directNotify.newCategory("Installer") | |
This class creates a (graphical) installer from a given .p3d file.
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| def build | ( | self, | |
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Builds (graphical) installers and stores it into the path indicated by the 'output' argument. You can specify to build for a different platform by altering the 'platform' argument. If 'output' is a directory, the installer will be stored in it.
| def buildAll | ( | self, | |
outputDir = "." |
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Creates a (graphical) installer for every known platform. Call this after you have set the desired parameters.
| def buildAPP | ( | self, | |
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| def buildArch | ( | self, | |
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Builds an ArchLinux package and stores it in the path indicated by the 'output' argument. It will be built for the architecture specified by the 'arch' argument. If 'output' is a directory, the deb file will be stored in it.
| def buildDEB | ( | self, | |
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Builds a .deb archive and stores it in the path indicated by the 'output' argument. It will be built for the architecture specified by the 'arch' argument. If 'output' is a directory, the deb file will be stored in it.
| def buildNSIS | ( | self, | |
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| def buildPKG | ( | self, | |
| output, | |||
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| def installPackagesInto | ( | self, | |
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| platform | |||
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Installs the packages required by the .p3d file into the specified directory, for the given platform.
| def os_walk | ( | self, | |
| top | |||
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Re-implements os.walk(). For some reason the built-in definition is failing on Windows when this is run within a p3d environment!?
| authoremail |
| authorid |
| authorname |
| extracts |
| fullname |
| hostUrl |
| icon |
| includeRequires |
| licensefile |
| licensename |
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static |
| offerDesktopShortcut |
| offerRun |
| p3dFilename |
| requires |
| shortname |
| standalone |
| tempDir |
| version |