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I am a wife, mom, business owner and pet lover. I love learning to use new software applications and I am a self taught advanced user of Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Quickbooks, Quicken, Canva, WordPress and more. I have always been interested in technology and have worked as a Business Analyst at Electonic Data Systems and a Consultant at Gartner, Inc.
In 2019, I launched a startup (CHEQRPAY) providing online fundraising services to nonprofit organizations. Our solution modernizes online giving with responsive donation pages, mobile wallet technology and QR Codes. With CheqrPay, donors can give online or in-person in as little as 25 seconds! As the founder and CEO of this growing company, I am excited to complete this coding bootcamp to better understand and lead the CheqrPay development team.
My Work
Welcome Neighbor
GitHub Repository
For this group project, our team created an application for neighbors to make more meaningful connections. The app allows users to share general information (posts) citywide and private information (posts and contact info) with only their immediate neighbors. I was primarily responsible for database design, sequelize models, database seeds, Heroku deployment and some backend work. Technologies used in this application include Node, MySQL, Sequelize, JavaScript, HTML and Bootstrap.
Tech Blog
GitHub Repository
For this individual project, I programmed a tech blog where users can create posts to share with other users. I used HTML, Bootstrap, CSS, Javascript, Node, MySQL and Sequelize.
Hometown Explorer
GitHub Repository
For this group project, our team designed and coded an application that allows users to plan a fun night out in their own town. When the user inputs their zip code, the app finds a random brewery and restaurant pairing for a suggested night out. I was primarily responsible for HTML and CSS for the project and assisted on some backend functions.
Weather Dashboard
GitHub Repository
For this individual project, I used HTML, Bootstrap, CSS, Javascript and pulled data from a public API to create an interactive, responsive Weather Dashboard.
Code Quiz
GitHub Repository
I enjoyed working on this individual project using HTML, CSS and Javascript to make a functional and fun quiz about javascript. The application allows the user to save their top score and see if they are on the leader board.


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Self-Hosted configuration options
The configuration options listed in this document are applicable to self-hosted instances of Renovate ("the bot").
Please also see Self-Hosted Experimental Options.
allowCustomCrateRegistries
Configure this to true if custom crate registries are allowed.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
allowPostUpgradeCommandTemplating
If true allow templating for post-upgrade commands.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
Set to true to allow templating of dependency level post-upgrade commands.
Let's look at an example of configuring packages with existing Angular migrations.
Add two properties to config.js
: allowPostUpgradeCommandTemplating
and allowedPostUpgradeCommands
:
module.exports = {
allowPostUpgradeCommandTemplating: true,
allowedPostUpgradeCommands: ['^npm ci --ignore-scripts$', '^npx ng update'],
};
In the renovate.json
file, define the commands and files to be included in the final commit.
The command to install dependencies (npm ci --ignore-scripts
) is necessary because, by default, the installation of dependencies is skipped (see the skipInstalls
admin option).
{
"packageRules": [
{
"matchPackageNames": ["@angular/core"],
"postUpgradeTasks": {
"commands": [
"npm ci --ignore-scripts",
"npx ng update {{{depName}}} --from={{{currentVersion}}} --to={{{newVersion}}} --migrate-only --allow-dirty --force"
],
"fileFilters": ["**/**"]
}
}
]
}
With this configuration, the executable command for @angular/core
looks like this:
npm ci --ignore-scripts
npx ng update @angular/core --from=10.0.0 --to=11.0.0 --migrate-only --allow-dirty --force
allowScripts
Configure this to true if repositories are allowed to run install scripts.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
allowedPostUpgradeCommands
A list of regular expressions that determine which post-upgrade tasks are allowed.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | array |
| subType | string |
A list of regular expressions that determine which commands in postUpgradeTasks
are allowed to be executed.
If this list is empty then no tasks will be executed.
e.g.
{
"allowedPostUpgradeCommands": ["^tslint --fix$", "^tslint --[a-z]+$"]
}
autodiscover
Autodiscover all repositories.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
When you enable autodiscover
, by default, Renovate will run on every repository that the bot account can access.
If you want Renovate to run on only a subset of those, use the autodiscoverFilter
option to limit the bot to only the wanted repositories.
autodiscoverFilter
Filter the list of autodiscovered repositories.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
You can use this option to filter the list of repositories that the Renovate bot account can access through autodiscover
.
It takes a minimatch glob-style pattern.
e.g.
{
"autodiscoverFilter": "project/*"
}
baseDir
The base directory for Renovate to store local files, including repository files and cache. If left empty, Renovate will create its own temporary directory to use.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
By default Renovate uses a temporary directory like /tmp/renovate
to store its data.
You can override this default with the baseDir
option.
e.g.
{
"baseDir": "/my-own-different-temporary-folder"
}
binarySource
Controls whether third party tools like npm or Gradle are called directly, or via Docker sidecar containers.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| allowedValues | global,docker |
| default | "global" |
Renovate often needs to use third party binaries in its PRs, e.g. npm
to update package-lock.json
or go
to update go.sum
.
By default, Renovate will use a child process to run such tools, so they need to be pre-installed before running Renovate and available in the path.
As an alternative, Renovate can use "sidecar" containers for third party tools.
If configured, Renovate will use docker run
to create containers such as Node.js or Python to run tools within as-needed.
For this to work, docker
needs to be installed and the Docker socket available to Renovate.
cacheDir
The directory for Renovate for storing caches. If left empty, Renovate will create a subdirectory within baseDir
to use.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
By default Renovate uses a temporary directory like /tmp/renovate/cache
to store cache data.
Use the cacheDir
option to override this default.
The baseDir
and cacheDir
option do not need to point to the same directory.
You can use one directory for the repo data, and another for the the cache data.
e.g.
{
"baseDir": "/my-own-different-temporary-folder",
"cacheDir": "/my-own-different-cache-folder"
}
composerIgnorePlatformReqs
Enable / disable use of --ignore-platform-reqs in the Composer package manager.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | true |
Set to false
to prevent usage of --ignore-platform-reqs
in the Composer package manager.s
customEnvVariables
Custom environment variables for child processes and sidecar Docker containers.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
This configuration will be applied after all other environment variables so that it can be used to override defaults.
dockerChildPrefix
Change this value in order to add a prefix to the Renovate Docker sidecar container names and labels.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "renovate_" |
Adds a custom prefix to the default Renovate sidecar Docker containers name and label.
If this is set to myprefix_
the final container created from renovate/node
image would be named myprefix_node
instead of currently used renovate_node
and be labeled myprefix_child
instead of renovate_child
.
Note that dangling containers will not be removed until Renovate is run with the same prefix again.
dockerImagePrefix
Change this value in order to override the default Renovate Docker sidecar image name prefix.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "docker.io/renovate" |
By default Renovate pulls the sidecar Docker containers from docker.io/renovate
.
You can use the dockerImagePrefix
option to override this default.
Say you want to pull your images from ghcr.io/renovatebot
instead of docker.io/renovate
.
You would use put this in your configuration file:
{
"dockerImagePrefix": "ghcr.io/renovatebot"
}
If you pulled a new node
image, the final image would be ghcr.io/renovatebot/node
instead of docker.io/renovate/node
.
dockerUser
Specify UID and GID for Docker-based binaries when binarySource=docker is used.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
Override default user and group used by Docker-based binaries. The user-id (UID) and group-id (GID) should match the user that executes Renovate.
Read the Docker run reference for more information on user and group syntax.
Set this to 1001:1002
to use UID 1001 and GID 1002.
e.g.
{
"dockerUser": "1001:1002"
}
dryRun
If enabled, perform a dry run by logging messages instead of creating/updating/deleting branches and PRs.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
endpoint
Custom endpoint to use.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
exposeAllEnv
Configure this to true to allow passing of all env variables to package managers.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
By default, Renovate only passes a limited set of environment variables to package managers.
Confidential data can be leaked if a malicious script enumerates all environment variables.
Set exposeAllEnv
to true
only if you have reviewed (and trust) the repositories which Renovate bot runs against.
Setting this to true
will also allow for variable substitution in .npmrc
files.
force
Any configuration defined within this object will force override existing settings.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
This object is used as a "force override" when you need to make sure certain configuration overrides whatever is configured in the repository. For example, forcing a null (no) schedule to make sure Renovate raises PRs on a run even if the repository itself or its preset defines a schedule that's currently inactive.
In practice, it is implemented by converting the force
configuration into a packageRule
that matches all packages.
forceCli
Whether CLI configuration options should be moved to the force
config section.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | true |
This is set to true by default, meaning that any settings (such as schedule
) take maximum priority even against custom settings existing inside individual repositories.
It will also override any settings in packageRules
.
forkMode
Set to true to fork the source repository and create branches there instead.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
You probably have no need for this option - it is an experimental setting for the Renovate hosted GitHub App.
If this is set to true
then Renovate will fork the repository into the personal space of the person owning the Personal Access Token.
forkToken
Will be used on GitHub when forkMode
is set to true
to clone the repositories.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "" |
You probably have no need for this option - it is an experimental setting for the Renovate hosted GitHub App.
This should be set to a Personal Access Token (GitHub only) when forkMode
is set to true
.
Renovate will use this token to fork the repository into the personal space of the person owning the Personal Access Token.
Renovate will then create branches on the fork and opens Pull Requests on the parent repository.
gitAuthor
Author to use for Git commits. Must conform to RFC5322.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
You can customize the Git author that's used whenever Renovate creates a commit.
The gitAuthor
option accepts a RFC5322-compliant string.
Note We strongly recommend that the Git author email you use is unique to Renovate. Otherwise, if another bot or human shares the same email and pushes to one of Renovate's branches then Renovate will mistake the branch as unmodified and potentially force push over the changes.
gitNoVerify
Which git commands will be run with the --no-verify
option.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | array |
| subType | string |
| allowedValues | commit,push |
Controls when Renovate passes the --no-verify
flag to git
.
The flag can be passed to git commit
and/or git push
.
Read the documentation for git commit --no-verify and git push --no-verify to learn exactly what each flag does.
To learn more about Git hooks, read the Pro Git 2 book, section on Git Hooks.
gitPrivateKey
PGP key to use for signing Git commits.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
This should be an armored private key, e.g. the type you get from running gpg --export-secret-keys --armor 92066A17F0D1707B4E96863955FEF5171C45FAE5 > private.key
.
Replace the newlines with \n
before adding the resulting single-line value to your bot's config.
It will be loaded lazily. Before the first commit in a repository, Renovate will:
- Run
gpg import
(if it hasn't been run before) - Run
git config user.signingkey
andgit config commit.gpgsign true
The git
commands are run locally in the cloned repo instead of globally.
This reduces the chance of unintended consequences with global Git configs on shared systems.
logContext
Add a global or per-repo log context to each log entry.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
logContext
is included with each log entry only if logFormat="json"
- it is not included in the pretty log output.
If left as default (null), a random short ID will be selected.
logFile
Log file path.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
logFileLevel
Log file log level.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "debug" |
migratePresets
Define presets here which have been removed or renamed and should be migrated automatically.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
| additionalProperties | [object Object] |
Use this if you have repositories that extend from a particular preset, which has now been renamed or removed. This is handy if you have a large number of repositories that all extend from a particular preset which you want to rename, without the hassle of manually updating every repository individually. Use an empty string to indicate that the preset should be ignored rather than replaced.
Example:
modules.exports = {
migratePresets: {
'@company': 'local>org/renovate-config',
},
};
In the above example any reference to the @company
preset will be replaced with local>org/renovate-config
.
onboarding
Require a Configuration PR first.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | true |
Set this to false
only if all three statements are true:
- You've configured Renovate entirely on the bot side (e.g. empty
renovate.json
in repositories) - You want to run Renovate on every repository the bot has access to
- You want to skip all onboarding PRs
onboardingBranch
Change this value in order to override the default onboarding branch name.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "renovate/configure" |
Note that this setting is independent of branchPrefix
.
For example, if you configure branchPrefix
to be renovate-
then you'd still have the onboarding PR created with branch renovate/configure
until you configure onboardingBranch=renovate-configure
or similar.
If you have an existing Renovate installation and you change onboardingBranch
then it's possible that you'll get onboarding PRs for repositories that had previously closed the onboarding PR unmerged.
onboardingCommitMessage
Change this value in order to override the default onboarding commit message.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
Note that if commitMessagePrefix
or semanticCommits
values are defined then they will be prepended to the commit message using the same logic that is used for adding them to non-onboarding commit messages.
onboardingConfig
Configuration to use in onboarding PRs.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
| mergeable | true |
onboardingConfigFileName
Change this value in order to override the default onboarding config file name.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "renovate.json" |
If set to one of the valid config file names, the onboarding PR will create a configuration file with the provided name instead of renovate.json
.
Falls back to renovate.json
if the name provided is not valid.
onboardingPrTitle
Change this value in order to override the default onboarding PR title.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | "Configure Renovate" |
Similarly to onboardingBranch
, if you have an existing Renovate installation and you change onboardingPrTitle
then it's possible that you'll get onboarding PRs for repositories that had previously closed the onboarding PR unmerged.
optimizeForDisabled
Set to true to first check for disabling in config before cloning.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
password
Password for authentication. Currently Bitbucket only (AppPassword).
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
persistRepoData
If set to true, repository data will preserved between runs instead of deleted.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
Set this to true if you want Renovate to persist repo data between runs.
The intention is that this allows Renovate to do a faster git fetch
between runs rather than git clone
.
It also may mean that ignored directories like node_modules
can be preserved and save time on operations like npm install
.
platform
Platform type of repository.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| allowedValues | azure,bitbucket,bitbucket-server,gitea,github,gitlab |
| default | "github" |
prCommitsPerRunLimit
Set a maximum number of commits per Renovate run. Default is no limit.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | integer |
| default | 0 |
Parameter to reduce CI load. CI jobs are usually triggered by these events: pull-request creation, pull-request update, automerge events. Set as an integer. Default is no limit.
printConfig
If enabled, log the full resolved config for each repo, including resolved presets.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | false |
This option is useful for troubleshooting, particularly if using presets.
e.g. run renovate foo/bar --print-config > config.log
and the fully-resolved config will be included in the log file.
privateKey
Server-side private key.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| replaceLineReturns | true |
| default | null |
This private key is used to decrypt config files.
The corresponding public key can be used to create encrypted values for config files. If you want a simple UI to encrypt values you can put the public key in a HTML page similar to https://renovatebot.com/encrypt.
To create the key pair with OpenSSL use the following commands:
openssl genrsa -out rsa_priv.pem 4096
for generating the private keyopenssl rsa -pubout -in rsa_priv.pem -out rsa_pub.pem
for extracting the public key
To encrypt a secret with OpenSSL use the following command:
echo 'actual-secret' | openssl rsautl -encrypt -pubin -inkey rsa_pub.pem | base64
Replace actual-secret
with the secret to encrypt.
privateKeyPath
Path to the Server-side private key.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
Used as an alternative to privateKey
, if you wish for the key to be read from disk instead.
productLinks
Links which are embedded within PRs, issues, etc.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
| mergeable | true |
| additionalProperties | [object Object] |
Override this object if you wish to change the URLs that Renovate links to, e.g. if you have an internal forum for asking for help.
redisUrl
If defined, this Redis URL will be used for caching instead of the file system.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
If this value is set then Renovate will use Redis for its global cache instead of the local file system.
The global cache is used to store lookup results (e.g. dependency versions and release notes) between repositories and runs.
Example url: redis://localhost
.
repositories
List of Repositories.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | array |
repositoryCache
Option to do repository extract caching.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| allowedValues | disabled,enabled,reset |
| default | "disabled" |
Set this to "enabled"
to have Renovate maintain a JSON file cache per-repository to speed up extractions.
Set to "reset"
if you ever need to bypass the cache and have it overwritten.
JSON files will be stored inside the cacheDir
beside the existing file-based package cache.
Warning: this is an experimental feature and may be modified or removed in a future non-major release.
requireConfig
Set to false if it is optional for repositories to contain a config.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | true |
If this is set to false
, it means that Renovate won't require a config file such as renovate.json
to be present in each repository and will run even if one is missing.
secrets
Object containing secret name/value pairs
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | object |
| mergeable | true |
| additionalProperties | [object Object] |
Secrets may be configured by a bot admin in config.js
, which will then make them available for templating within repository configs.
For example, to configure a GOOGLE_TOKEN
to be accessible by all repositories:
module.exports = {
secrets: {
GOOGLE_TOKEN: 'abc123',
},
};
They can also be configured per repository, e.g.
module.exports = {
repositories: [
{
repository: 'abc/def',
secrets: {
GOOGLE_TOKEN: 'abc123',
},
},
],
};
It could then be used in a repository config or preset like so:
{
"hostRules": [
{
"matchHost": "google.com",
"token": "{{ secrets.GOOGLE_TOKEN }}"
}
]
}
Secret names must start with a upper or lower case character and can contain only characters, digits, or underscores.
skipInstalls
Skip installing modules/dependencies if lock file updating is possible alone.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | boolean |
| default | null |
By default, Renovate will use the most efficient approach to updating package files and lock files, which in most cases skips the need to perform a full module install by the bot.
If this is set to false, then a full install of modules will be done.
This is currently applicable to npm
and lerna
/npm
only, and only used in cases where bugs in npm
result in incorrect lock files being updated.
token
Repository Auth Token.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
username
Username for authentication. Currently Bitbucket only.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| type | string |
| default | null |
Mandatory if a GitHub app token is in use using the CLI.


Simulation¶
-
class
graph_tiger.simulations.
Simulation
(graph, runs, steps, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
The parent class for all simulation classes i.e., attack, defense, cascading failure and diffusion models. Provides a shared set of functions, largely for network visualization and plotting of results
-
child_class
()¶ Gets the child class name :return: string
-
create_simulation_gif
()¶ Draws and saves the network simulation to an MP4 file
-
draw_graph
(step)¶ Draws the graph
- Parameters
step – current iteration of the simulation
- Returns
matplotlib.collections.PathCollection PathCollection` of the nodes.
-
get_effective_strength
()¶ Implemented by child class
-
get_graph_coordinates
()¶ Gets the graph coordinates, which can be: (1) set in the graph itself with the ‘pos’ tag on the vertices, (2) positioned according to the force atlas2 algorithm, (3) positioned using a spectral layout.
Then lays out the edges, can be curved, bundled, or straight
- Returns
Tuple containing node and edge positions
-
get_plot_title
(step)¶ Gets the title for each plot
- Parameters
step – the current simulation iteration
- Returns
title string
-
get_visual_settings
(step)¶ Sets the visual settings for the network visualization
- Parameters
step – current iteration of the simulation
- Returns
four lists, each containing a number corresponding to the size or color of each node in the graph + cmap representing color scheme
-
plot_graph_transition
(sim_info)¶ Helper function to decide which snapshots to take for network visualization
- Parameters
sim_info – the information stored at each step in the simulation
-
plot_network
(step)¶ Plots the compiled simulation results
- Parameters
step – current iteration of the simulation
-
plot_results
(results)¶ Plots the compiled simulation results
- Parameters
results – a list of floats representing each simulation output
-
reset_simulation
()¶ Implemented by child class
-
run_simulation
()¶ Averages the simulation over the number of ‘runs’.
- Returns
a list containing the average value at each ‘step’ of the simulation.
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run_single_sim
()¶ Implemented by child class
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Find Usability Problems
Usability testing is observing people use your website which one is creating, with the intention to
find out that website is easier to use and make it easier to use.
Do it Yourself Usability Testing
This method is qualitative. The aim of this method is not to prove anything, but just to get
insights on the website. Which enables one to improve it.
One benefit of this is that it is informal and the protocol can be changed at mid-test.
A facilitator always sits with the participant, gives him some task, and encourages one to think out loud. Interested people like a member of development team, stakeholders observe the participant from another room, using screen sharing software. After test session, a debriefing is conducted where they decide what problems should be fixed.
Every usability test is useful because every site has problems, most of the problems are easy to find and it gives satisfaction to see someone use what one is designing.
A usability test is effective yet many organizations do not conduct it because of reasons like most people still have not had any experience in usability testing, lack of time, and unwillingness to show one's work before it is completed.
People avoid usability testing because they think of it as some big production which is referred as Big Honkin' test by the author.
The author provides a plan to conduct usability testing once every month and to recruit only three participants and observe them and as testing is done one can move to debriefing and this way in half of the day usability test can be conducted and rest of the month can be spent on correcting only the serious problems.
Do it yourself in Agile: There are short cycles in agile methodology. So author suggests conducting a morning a sprint. One can recruit less amount of participants for this and can ask them to test it remotely.
Approx budget: Approx budget for " Do it Yourself Usability Testing " is $4000-$6000. Which includes expense for the microphone, screen sharing software, screen recording, and incentives.
A facilitator always sits with the participant, gives him some task, and encourages one to think out loud. Interested people like a member of development team, stakeholders observe the participant from another room, using screen sharing software. After test session, a debriefing is conducted where they decide what problems should be fixed.
Every usability test is useful because every site has problems, most of the problems are easy to find and it gives satisfaction to see someone use what one is designing.
A usability test is effective yet many organizations do not conduct it because of reasons like most people still have not had any experience in usability testing, lack of time, and unwillingness to show one's work before it is completed.
People avoid usability testing because they think of it as some big production which is referred as Big Honkin' test by the author.
The author provides a plan to conduct usability testing once every month and to recruit only three participants and observe them and as testing is done one can move to debriefing and this way in half of the day usability test can be conducted and rest of the month can be spent on correcting only the serious problems.
Do it yourself in Agile: There are short cycles in agile methodology. So author suggests conducting a morning a sprint. One can recruit less amount of participants for this and can ask them to test it remotely.
Approx budget: Approx budget for " Do it Yourself Usability Testing " is $4000-$6000. Which includes expense for the microphone, screen sharing software, screen recording, and incentives.
Test Competition
It is good to conduct a test on competitive websites by giving participants task which is given to
test one's website. In debriefing team should discuss what features can be applied to own project
and what worked well and what not
Sketch on the napkin
When one designs a website one draws some sketch on a piece of paper roughly, and one can ask
participants what they understand by showing that rough sketch. This rough sketch is termed by the
author as "Sketch on the napkin".
Testing Wireframes
Wireframes are a schematic diagram of the web page. Testing wireframe can be asking questions about
the diagram and finding out what comes on the mid of user when he first views the design and it
gives a brief idea of what user expects from the layout and elements.
It gives a good idea about the categorization of elements and their naming convention. As it is not
time-consuming it should be conducted by testing competitive site.
Testing page design
creating and testing templates/comps of different types of pages. The main focus of comps is in
design.
Recruiting Participants
It is not necessary that the participants for testing are from the target audience. Specifically for
the initial stages. At the end stages also there must be at least one user who is not from the
target audience. By this one can find out that what a person will understand seeing the final
product at the end stage and how one will react. By this, it will be evident if the site is usable
or not.
The author advises that there should be 3 participants for usability testing. One benefit is that main problems with the website will be evident by three users. It is also easy to find three participants and one can have more rounds of testing. One easy way is to hire a recruiter but it will surely cost a good amount of money.
The author advises that there should be 3 participants for usability testing. One benefit is that main problems with the website will be evident by three users. It is also easy to find three participants and one can have more rounds of testing. One easy way is to hire a recruiter but it will surely cost a good amount of money.
Recruiting Substitute
When a participant does not show up a substitute must be available. A substitute can be any person
who is from the other department of the company or a person who is from the other company.
A substitute can also be an actual user who can test the website remotely or in person. If the actual user is testing remotely one should be connected constantly till the testing session is completed.
A substitute can also be an actual user who can test the website remotely or in person. If the actual user is testing remotely one should be connected constantly till the testing session is completed.
Picking Tasks
One should first decide the task one desires to be performed by the user. Then one has to expand the
tasks into scenarios i.e. the context the user needs to know for performing the task.
One additional task can also be picked up for the users who are quick. Best idea for this is to ask them to perform the same task on the competition's website.
Few things to keep in mind while designing the tasks are what is most difficult for the user, things that developer thinks will not be easy for the user, and things what the user research says.
One additional task can also be picked up for the users who are quick. Best idea for this is to ask them to perform the same task on the competition's website.
Few things to keep in mind while designing the tasks are what is most difficult for the user, things that developer thinks will not be easy for the user, and things what the user research says.
Making Scenarios
The scenario is the instructions containing details about the task which are easily understandable
and can be easily followed. One more thing is that the words in the scenarios should not be the one
which is displayed on the screen.
Once scenarios are designed it should be pretested. This is called pilot test. It usually takes about 15 minutes.
After this scenario should be printed in two formats. One for the user and it should be taken care that tasks are not numbered. So that an order of tasks can be altered during the test if required. Another format should be for the facilitator so that he can keep the track of which tasks are performed.
Once scenarios are designed it should be pretested. This is called pilot test. It usually takes about 15 minutes.
After this scenario should be printed in two formats. One for the user and it should be taken care that tasks are not numbered. So that an order of tasks can be altered during the test if required. Another format should be for the facilitator so that he can keep the track of which tasks are performed.
Role of Facilitator
The facilitator is the person who sits with the participant and encouraged one to think out loud.
The facilitator will guide the user about the test and will ask them what they are thinking while
performing the test.
Starting the Session
Before starting a session it should be taken care that the room where a test is to be conducted
should have internet access, screen recording software and screens haring software.
One should start the session by reading out the script and explain how the test is going to be conducted. There will be pretest and posttest questions, this will be beneficial to make participant comfortable. One should show the home page to the participant and ask them what are they thinking seeing it.
Then one will hand the scenario of the task and will read it out. Hand another scenario when participants are done with the first scenario. Always ask them about the clarification of the major problems what they faced after the user has completed the scenario. When done a participant must be paid as promised.
One should start the session by reading out the script and explain how the test is going to be conducted. There will be pretest and posttest questions, this will be beneficial to make participant comfortable. One should show the home page to the participant and ask them what are they thinking seeing it.
Then one will hand the scenario of the task and will read it out. Hand another scenario when participants are done with the first scenario. Always ask them about the clarification of the major problems what they faced after the user has completed the scenario. When done a participant must be paid as promised.
Test Observer
The test observer must take notes, must make a list of observations at the end of each session and
if one has a question one can ask the facilitator to ask the question to the participant. The
observer must attend the debriefing session.
Debriefing Sessions
The aim of debriefing session is to have a list of most serious usability problems faced by the
participants and which problems should be paid attention and must be fixed before next round of
testing.
To determine the seriousness of the problem things to keep in mind are that will the problem be faced by a lot of users and will it be a problem or just some inconvenience.
The person who conducted the test must conduct the debriefing. One should ask everyone to list the most serious problems according to them. Choose ten most serious problems, prioritize them and discuss how it can be fixed. A short email giving a gist of everything must be sent to the team.
For fixing a problem one should tweak, not redesign and removing something away which is not observed or not required.
To determine the seriousness of the problem things to keep in mind are that will the problem be faced by a lot of users and will it be a problem or just some inconvenience.
The person who conducted the test must conduct the debriefing. One should ask everyone to list the most serious problems according to them. Choose ten most serious problems, prioritize them and discuss how it can be fixed. A short email giving a gist of everything must be sent to the team.
For fixing a problem one should tweak, not redesign and removing something away which is not observed or not required.


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import anadroid.profiler.greenScaler.GreenScaler.libmutation.cpu as cpu
import anadroid.profiler.greenScaler.GreenScaler.libmutation.test as test
import anadroid.profiler.greenScaler.GreenScaler.libmutation.syscall as syscall
import anadroid.profiler.greenScaler.GreenScaler.libmutation.color as color
import os
[docs]class GreenScalerApplication:
def __init__(self, apk, package, runTestCommand=None):
self.apk=apk
self.cpu=cpu.CPU()
self.syscall=syscall.SYSCALL(package)
self.color=color.RGB(package)
self.test=test.Test(apk, runTestCommand)
self.package = package
#self.syscalls=Syscalls()
#self.rgb=RGB()
[docs] def stop_app(self):
os.system("adb shell am force-stop " + self.package)
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self.stop_app()
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Sample Files¶
The XML configuration file schema is available at IoC.Configuration.Schema.7579ADB2-0FBD-4210-A8CA-EE4B4646DB3F.xsd.
- A template XML configuration file can be downloaded from IoC.Configuration.Template.xml.
Note
The template file and schema are also available in folder, where Nuget package IoC.Cnfiguration is unpacked.
- The XML configuration files listed below are used in some examples throughout the documentation. The file IoCConfiguration_Overview.xml provides an overview of various features of IoC.Configuration, while the other configuration files (e.g., IoCConfiguration_collection.xml, IoCConfiguration_constructedValue.xml), provide additional examples for some features.
Note
These configuration files can be found in test project IoC.Configuration.Tests. Most of type names in configuration files are meaningless (e.g., Interface1, Class1, etc)
- XML Configuration File Schema
- XML Configuration Template
- IoCConfiguration_Overview.xml
- IoCConfiguration_GenericTypesAndTypeReUse.xml
- IoCConfiguration_autoService.xml
- IoCConfiguration_autoServiceCustom.xml
- IoCConfiguration_proxyService.xml
- IoCConfiguration_valueImplementation.xml
- IoCConfiguration_collection.xml
- IoCConfiguration_constructedValue.xml
- IoCConfiguration_classMember.xml
- IoCConfiguration_settingValue_ReferencingInConfiguration.xml


Package com.jme.math
Class FastMath
- java.lang.Object
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- com.jme.math.FastMath
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public final class FastMath extends java.lang.Object
FastMath
provides 'fast' math approximations and float equivalents of Math functions. These are all used as static values and functions.- Author:
- Various
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static double
DBL_EPSILON
A "close to zero" double epsilon value for usestatic float
DEG_TO_RAD
A value to multiply a degree value by, to convert it to radians.static float
FLT_EPSILON
A "close to zero" float epsilon value for usestatic float
HALF_PI
The value PI/2 as a float.static float
INV_PI
The value 1/PI as a float.static float
INV_TWO_PI
The value 1/(2PI) as a float.static float
ONE_THIRD
static float
PI
The value PI as a float.static float
QUARTER_PI
The value PI/4 as a float.static float
RAD_TO_DEG
A value to multiply a radian value by, to convert it to degrees.static java.util.Random
rand
A precreated random object for random numbers.static float
TWO_PI
The value 2PI as a float.static float
ZERO_TOLERANCE
A "close to zero" float epsilon value for use
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static float
abs(float fValue)
Returns Absolute value of a float.static float
acos(float fValue)
Returns the arc cosine of a value.
Special cases: If fValue is smaller than -1, then the result is PI.static boolean
approximateEquals(float a, float b)
Determine if two floats are approximately equal.static float
asin(float fValue)
Returns the arc sine of a value.
Special cases: If fValue is smaller than -1, then the result is -HALF_PI.static float
atan(float fValue)
Returns the arc tangent of an angle given in radians.static float
atan2(float fY, float fX)
A direct call to Math.atan2.static Vector3f
cartesianToSpherical(Vector3f cartCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Cartesian coordinates (using positive Y as up) to Spherical and stores the results in the store var.static Vector3f
cartesianZToSpherical(Vector3f cartCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Cartesian coordinates (using positive Z as up) to Spherical and stores the results in the store var.static float
ceil(float fValue)
Rounds a fValue up.static float
clamp(float input, float min, float max)
Take a float input and clamp it between min and max.static Vector3f
computeNormal(Vector3f v1, Vector3f v2, Vector3f v3)
A method that computes normal for a triangle defined by three vertices.static short
convertFloatToHalf(float flt)
static float
convertHalfToFloat(short half)
Converts a single precision (32 bit) floating point value into half precision (16 bit).static float
copysign(float x, float y)
static float
cos(float v)
Returns cosine of an angle.static int
counterClockwise(Vector2f p0, Vector2f p1, Vector2f p2)
Given 3 points in a 2d plane, this function computes if the points going from A-B-C are moving counter clock wise.static float
determinant(double m00, double m01, double m02, double m03, double m10, double m11, double m12, double m13, double m20, double m21, double m22, double m23, double m30, double m31, double m32, double m33)
Returns the determinant of a 4x4 matrix.static float
exp(float fValue)
Returns E^fValuestatic float
extrapolateLinear(float scale, float startValue, float endValue)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale.static Vector3f
extrapolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale.static Vector3f
extrapolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue, Vector3f store)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale.static float
fastInvSqrt(float x)
static float
floor(float fValue)
Returns a number rounded down.static float
getBezierP1toP2Length(Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Compute the length on a Bezier spline between control points 1 and 2.static float
getCatmullRomP1toP2Length(Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, float startRange, float endRange, float curveTension)
Compute the length of a Catmull–Rom spline between control points 1 and 2static float
interpolateBezier(float u, float p0, float p1, float p2, float p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation.static Vector3f
interpolateBezier(float u, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation.static Vector3f
interpolateBezier(float u, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, Vector3f store)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation.static float
interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, float p0, float p1, float p2, float p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Catmull-Rom equation.static Vector3f
interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points using the Catmull-Rom equation.static Vector3f
interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, Vector3f store)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Catmull-Rom equation.static float
interpolateLinear(float scale, float startValue, float endValue)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent.static Vector3f
interpolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent.static Vector3f
interpolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue, Vector3f store)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent.static float
invSqrt(float fValue)
Returns 1/sqrt(fValue)static boolean
isPowerOfTwo(int number)
Returns true if the number is a power of 2 (2,4,8,16...) A good implementation found on the Java boards.static float
log(float fValue)
Returns the log base E of a value.static float
log(float value, float base)
Returns the logarithm of value with given base, calculated as log(value)/log(base), so that pow(base, return)==value (contributed by vear)static int
nearestPowerOfTwo(int number)
Get the next power of two of the given number.static float
nextRandomFloat()
Returns a random float between 0 and 1.static int
nextRandomInt()
static int
nextRandomInt(int min, int max)
Returns a random integer between min and max.static float
normalize(float val, float min, float max)
Takes a value and expresses it in terms of min to max.static int
pointInsideTriangle(Vector2f t0, Vector2f t1, Vector2f t2, Vector2f p)
Test if a point is inside a triangle.static float
pow(float fBase, float fExponent)
Returns a number raised to an exponent power.static float
saturate(float input)
Clamps the given float to be between 0 and 1.static float
sign(float fValue)
Returns 1 if the number is positive, -1 if the number is negative, and 0 otherwisestatic int
sign(int iValue)
Returns 1 if the number is positive, -1 if the number is negative, and 0 otherwisestatic float
sin(float v)
Returns the sine of an angle.static Vector3f
sphericalToCartesian(Vector3f sphereCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Spherical coordinates to Cartesian (using positive Y as up) and stores the results in the store var.static Vector3f
sphericalToCartesianZ(Vector3f sphereCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Spherical coordinates to Cartesian (using positive Z as up) and stores the results in the store var.static float
sqr(float fValue)
Returns the value squared.static float
sqrt(float fValue)
Returns the square root of a given value.static float
tan(float fValue)
Returns the tangent of a value.static float
unInterpolateLinear(float value, float min, float max)
Converts a range of min/max to a 0-1 range.
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Field Detail
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DBL_EPSILON
public static final double DBL_EPSILON
A "close to zero" double epsilon value for use- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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FLT_EPSILON
public static final float FLT_EPSILON
A "close to zero" float epsilon value for use- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ZERO_TOLERANCE
public static final float ZERO_TOLERANCE
A "close to zero" float epsilon value for use- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ONE_THIRD
public static final float ONE_THIRD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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PI
public static final float PI
The value PI as a float. (180 degrees)- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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TWO_PI
public static final float TWO_PI
The value 2PI as a float. (360 degrees)- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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HALF_PI
public static final float HALF_PI
The value PI/2 as a float. (90 degrees)- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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QUARTER_PI
public static final float QUARTER_PI
The value PI/4 as a float. (45 degrees)- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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INV_PI
public static final float INV_PI
The value 1/PI as a float.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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INV_TWO_PI
public static final float INV_TWO_PI
The value 1/(2PI) as a float.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DEG_TO_RAD
public static final float DEG_TO_RAD
A value to multiply a degree value by, to convert it to radians.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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RAD_TO_DEG
public static final float RAD_TO_DEG
A value to multiply a radian value by, to convert it to degrees.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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rand
public static final java.util.Random rand
A precreated random object for random numbers.
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Method Detail
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isPowerOfTwo
public static boolean isPowerOfTwo(int number)
Returns true if the number is a power of 2 (2,4,8,16...) A good implementation found on the Java boards. note: a number is a power of two if and only if it is the smallest number with that number of significant bits. Therefore, if you subtract 1, you know that the new number will have fewer bits, so ANDing the original number with anything less than it will give 0.- Parameters:
number
- The number to test.- Returns:
- True if it is a power of two.
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nearestPowerOfTwo
public static int nearestPowerOfTwo(int number)
Get the next power of two of the given number. E.g. for an input 100, this returns 128. Returns 1 for all numbers less than or equal to 1.- Parameters:
number
- The number to obtain the POT for.- Returns:
- The next power of two.
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interpolateLinear
public static float interpolateLinear(float scale, float startValue, float endValue)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent. Basically: ((1 - percent) * startValue) + (percent * endValue)- Parameters:
scale
- scale value to use. if 1, use endValue, if 0, use startValue.startValue
- Beginning value. 0% of fendValue
- ending value. 100% of f- Returns:
- The interpolated value between startValue and endValue.
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interpolateLinear
public static Vector3f interpolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue, Vector3f store)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent. Basically: ((1 - percent) * startValue) + (percent * endValue)- Parameters:
scale
- scale value to use. if 1, use endValue, if 0, use startValue.startValue
- Beginning value. 0% of fendValue
- ending value. 100% of fstore
- a vector3f to store the result- Returns:
- The interpolated value between startValue and endValue.
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interpolateLinear
public static Vector3f interpolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue)
Linear interpolation from startValue to endValue by the given percent. Basically: ((1 - percent) * startValue) + (percent * endValue)- Parameters:
scale
- scale value to use. if 1, use endValue, if 0, use startValue.startValue
- Beginning value. 0% of fendValue
- ending value. 100% of f- Returns:
- The interpolated value between startValue and endValue.
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extrapolateLinear
public static float extrapolateLinear(float scale, float startValue, float endValue)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale. if scale is between 0 and 1 this method returns the same result as interpolateLinear if the scale is over 1 the value is linearly extrapolated. Note that the end value is the value for a scale of 1.- Parameters:
scale
- the scale for extrapolationstartValue
- the starting value (scale = 0)endValue
- the end value (scale = 1)- Returns:
- an extrapolation for the given parameters
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extrapolateLinear
public static Vector3f extrapolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue, Vector3f store)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale. if scale is between 0 and 1 this method returns the same result as interpolateLinear if the scale is over 1 the value is linearly extrapolated. Note that the end value is the value for a scale of 1.- Parameters:
scale
- the scale for extrapolationstartValue
- the starting value (scale = 0)endValue
- the end value (scale = 1)store
- an initialized vector to store the return value- Returns:
- an extrapolation for the given parameters
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extrapolateLinear
public static Vector3f extrapolateLinear(float scale, Vector3f startValue, Vector3f endValue)
Linear extrapolation from startValue to endValue by the given scale. if scale is between 0 and 1 this method returns the same result as interpolateLinear if the scale is over 1 the value is linearly extrapolated. Note that the end value is the value for a scale of 1.- Parameters:
scale
- the scale for extrapolationstartValue
- the starting value (scale = 0)endValue
- the end value (scale = 1)- Returns:
- an extrapolation for the given parameters
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interpolateCatmullRom
public static float interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, float p0, float p1, float p2, float p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Catmull-Rom equation. here is the interpolation matrix m = [ 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 ] [-T 0.0 T 0.0 ] [ 2T T-3 3-2T -T ] [-T 2-T T-2 T ] where T is the curve tension the result is a value between p1 and p2, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p2- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1T
- The tension of the curvep0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3- Returns:
- Catmull–Rom interpolation
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interpolateCatmullRom
public static Vector3f interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, Vector3f store)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Catmull-Rom equation. here is the interpolation matrix m = [ 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 ] [-T 0.0 T 0.0 ] [ 2T T-3 3-2T -T ] [-T 2-T T-2 T ] where T is the tension of the curve the result is a value between p1 and p2, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p2- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1T
- The tension of the curvep0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3store
- a Vector3f to store the result- Returns:
- Catmull–Rom interpolation
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interpolateCatmullRom
public static Vector3f interpolateCatmullRom(float u, float T, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points using the Catmull-Rom equation. Here is the interpolation matrix: m = [ 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 ] [-T 0.0 T 0.0 ] [ 2T T-3 3-2T -T ] [-T 2-T T-2 T ] where T is the tension of the curve the result is a value between p1 and p2, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p2- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1T
- The tension of the curvep0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3- Returns:
- Catmull–Rom interpolation
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interpolateBezier
public static float interpolateBezier(float u, float p0, float p1, float p2, float p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation. here is the interpolation matrix m = [ -1.0 3.0 -3.0 1.0 ] [ 3.0 -6.0 3.0 0.0 ] [ -3.0 3.0 0.0 0.0 ] [ 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 ] where T is the curve tension the result is a value between p1 and p3, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p3- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1p0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3- Returns:
- Bezier interpolation
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interpolateBezier
public static Vector3f interpolateBezier(float u, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, Vector3f store)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation. here is the interpolation matrix m = [ -1.0 3.0 -3.0 1.0 ] [ 3.0 -6.0 3.0 0.0 ] [ -3.0 3.0 0.0 0.0 ] [ 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 ] where T is the tension of the curve the result is a value between p1 and p3, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p3- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1p0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3store
- a Vector3f to store the result- Returns:
- Bezier interpolation
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interpolateBezier
public static Vector3f interpolateBezier(float u, Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Interpolate a spline between at least 4 control points following the Bezier equation. here is the interpolation matrix m = [ -1.0 3.0 -3.0 1.0 ] [ 3.0 -6.0 3.0 0.0 ] [ -3.0 3.0 0.0 0.0 ] [ 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 ] where T is the tension of the curve the result is a value between p1 and p3, t=0 for p1, t=1 for p3- Parameters:
u
- value from 0 to 1p0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3- Returns:
- Bezier interpolation
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getCatmullRomP1toP2Length
public static float getCatmullRomP1toP2Length(Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3, float startRange, float endRange, float curveTension)
Compute the length of a Catmull–Rom spline between control points 1 and 2- Parameters:
p0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3startRange
- the starting range on the segment (use 0)endRange
- the end range on the segment (use 1)curveTension
- the curve tension- Returns:
- the length of the segment
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getBezierP1toP2Length
public static float getBezierP1toP2Length(Vector3f p0, Vector3f p1, Vector3f p2, Vector3f p3)
Compute the length on a Bezier spline between control points 1 and 2.- Parameters:
p0
- control point 0p1
- control point 1p2
- control point 2p3
- control point 3- Returns:
- the length of the segment
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acos
public static float acos(float fValue)
Returns the arc cosine of a value.
Special cases:- If fValue is smaller than -1, then the result is PI.
- If the argument is greater than 1, then the result is 0.
- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to arc cosine.- Returns:
- The angle, in radians.
- See Also:
Math.acos(double)
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asin
public static float asin(float fValue)
Returns the arc sine of a value.
Special cases:- If fValue is smaller than -1, then the result is -HALF_PI.
- If the argument is greater than 1, then the result is HALF_PI.
- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to arc sine.- Returns:
- the angle in radians.
- See Also:
Math.asin(double)
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atan
public static float atan(float fValue)
Returns the arc tangent of an angle given in radians.- Parameters:
fValue
- The angle, in radians.- Returns:
- fValue's atan
- See Also:
Math.atan(double)
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atan2
public static float atan2(float fY, float fX)
A direct call to Math.atan2.- Parameters:
fY
-fX
-- Returns:
- Math.atan2(fY,fX)
- See Also:
Math.atan2(double, double)
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ceil
public static float ceil(float fValue)
Rounds a fValue up. A call to Math.ceil- Parameters:
fValue
- The value.- Returns:
- The fValue rounded up
- See Also:
Math.ceil(double)
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cos
public static float cos(float v)
Returns cosine of an angle. Direct call to java.lang.Math- Parameters:
v
- The angle to cosine.- Returns:
- the cosine of the angle.
- See Also:
Math.cos(double)
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sin
public static float sin(float v)
Returns the sine of an angle. Direct call to java.lang.Math- Parameters:
v
- The angle to sine.- Returns:
- the sine of the angle.
- See Also:
Math.sin(double)
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exp
public static float exp(float fValue)
Returns E^fValue- Parameters:
fValue
- Value to raise to a power.- Returns:
- The value E^fValue
- See Also:
Math.exp(double)
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abs
public static float abs(float fValue)
Returns Absolute value of a float.- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to abs.- Returns:
- The abs of the value.
- See Also:
Math.abs(float)
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floor
public static float floor(float fValue)
Returns a number rounded down.- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to round- Returns:
- The given number rounded down
- See Also:
Math.floor(double)
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invSqrt
public static float invSqrt(float fValue)
Returns 1/sqrt(fValue)- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to process.- Returns:
- 1/sqrt(fValue)
- See Also:
Math.sqrt(double)
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fastInvSqrt
public static float fastInvSqrt(float x)
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log
public static float log(float fValue)
Returns the log base E of a value.- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to log.- Returns:
- The log of fValue base E
- See Also:
Math.log(double)
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log
public static float log(float value, float base)
Returns the logarithm of value with given base, calculated as log(value)/log(base), so that pow(base, return)==value (contributed by vear)- Parameters:
value
- The value to log.base
- Base of logarithm.- Returns:
- The logarithm of value with given base
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pow
public static float pow(float fBase, float fExponent)
Returns a number raised to an exponent power. fBase^fExponent- Parameters:
fBase
- The base value (IE 2)fExponent
- The exponent value (IE 3)- Returns:
- base raised to exponent (IE 8)
- See Also:
Math.pow(double, double)
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sqr
public static float sqr(float fValue)
Returns the value squared. fValue ^ 2- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to square.- Returns:
- The square of the given value.
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sqrt
public static float sqrt(float fValue)
Returns the square root of a given value.- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to sqrt.- Returns:
- The square root of the given value.
- See Also:
Math.sqrt(double)
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tan
public static float tan(float fValue)
Returns the tangent of a value. If USE_FAST_TRIG is enabled, an approximate value is returned. Otherwise, a direct value is used.- Parameters:
fValue
- The value to tangent, in radians.- Returns:
- The tangent of fValue.
- See Also:
Math.tan(double)
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sign
public static int sign(int iValue)
Returns 1 if the number is positive, -1 if the number is negative, and 0 otherwise- Parameters:
iValue
- The integer to examine.- Returns:
- The integer's sign.
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sign
public static float sign(float fValue)
Returns 1 if the number is positive, -1 if the number is negative, and 0 otherwise- Parameters:
fValue
- The float to examine.- Returns:
- The float's sign.
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counterClockwise
public static int counterClockwise(Vector2f p0, Vector2f p1, Vector2f p2)
Given 3 points in a 2d plane, this function computes if the points going from A-B-C are moving counter clock wise.- Parameters:
p0
- Point 0.p1
- Point 1.p2
- Point 2.- Returns:
- 1 If they are CCW, -1 if they are not CCW, 0 if p2 is between p0 and p1.
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pointInsideTriangle
public static int pointInsideTriangle(Vector2f t0, Vector2f t1, Vector2f t2, Vector2f p)
Test if a point is inside a triangle. 1 if the point is on the ccw side, -1 if the point is on the cw side, and 0 if it is on neither.- Parameters:
t0
- First point of the triangle.t1
- Second point of the triangle.t2
- Third point of the triangle.p
- The point to test.- Returns:
- Value 1 or -1 if inside triangle, 0 otherwise.
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computeNormal
public static Vector3f computeNormal(Vector3f v1, Vector3f v2, Vector3f v3)
A method that computes normal for a triangle defined by three vertices.- Parameters:
v1
- first vertexv2
- second vertexv3
- third vertex- Returns:
- a normal for the face
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determinant
public static float determinant(double m00, double m01, double m02, double m03, double m10, double m11, double m12, double m13, double m20, double m21, double m22, double m23, double m30, double m31, double m32, double m33)
Returns the determinant of a 4x4 matrix.
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nextRandomFloat
public static float nextRandomFloat()
Returns a random float between 0 and 1.- Returns:
- A random float between 0.0f (inclusive) to 1.0f (exclusive).
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nextRandomInt
public static int nextRandomInt(int min, int max)
Returns a random integer between min and max.- Returns:
- A random int between min (inclusive) to max (inclusive).
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nextRandomInt
public static int nextRandomInt()
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sphericalToCartesian
public static Vector3f sphericalToCartesian(Vector3f sphereCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Spherical coordinates to Cartesian (using positive Y as up) and stores the results in the store var.
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cartesianToSpherical
public static Vector3f cartesianToSpherical(Vector3f cartCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Cartesian coordinates (using positive Y as up) to Spherical and stores the results in the store var. (Radius, Azimuth, Polar)
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sphericalToCartesianZ
public static Vector3f sphericalToCartesianZ(Vector3f sphereCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Spherical coordinates to Cartesian (using positive Z as up) and stores the results in the store var.
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cartesianZToSpherical
public static Vector3f cartesianZToSpherical(Vector3f cartCoords, Vector3f store)
Converts a point from Cartesian coordinates (using positive Z as up) to Spherical and stores the results in the store var. (Radius, Azimuth, Polar)
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normalize
public static float normalize(float val, float min, float max)
Takes a value and expresses it in terms of min to max.- Parameters:
val
- - the angle to normalize (in radians)- Returns:
- the normalized angle (also in radians)
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copysign
public static float copysign(float x, float y)
- Parameters:
x
- the value whose sign is to be adjusted.y
- the value whose sign is to be used.- Returns:
- x with its sign changed to match the sign of y.
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clamp
public static float clamp(float input, float min, float max)
Take a float input and clamp it between min and max.- Parameters:
input
-min
-max
-- Returns:
- clamped input
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saturate
public static float saturate(float input)
Clamps the given float to be between 0 and 1.- Parameters:
input
-- Returns:
- input clamped between 0 and 1.
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approximateEquals
public static boolean approximateEquals(float a, float b)
Determine if two floats are approximately equal. This takes into account the magnitude of the floats, since large numbers will have larger differences be close to each other. Should return true for a=100000, b=100001, but false for a=10000, b=10001.- Parameters:
a
- The first float to compareb
- The second float to compare- Returns:
- True if a and b are approximately equal, false otherwise.
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convertHalfToFloat
public static float convertHalfToFloat(short half)
Converts a single precision (32 bit) floating point value into half precision (16 bit).Source: ftp://www.fox-toolkit.org/pub/fasthalffloatconversion.pdf
- Parameters:
half
- The half floating point value as a short.- Returns:
- floating point value of the half.
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convertFloatToHalf
public static short convertFloatToHalf(float flt)
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unInterpolateLinear
public static float unInterpolateLinear(float value, float min, float max)
Converts a range of min/max to a 0-1 range.- Parameters:
value
- the value between min-max (inclusive).min
- the minimum of the range.max
- the maximum of the range.- Returns:
- A value between 0-1 if the given value is between min/max.
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3 main types of the hand gesture, each with different type of influence.
Use it depending on the situation or intention of your talk :
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Switch
A Switch changes the state of single setting between on and off. The switch must be used when the action of switching
is applied instantaneously.
Design & Behavior
Switches are used for binary actions that occur immediately after the user “flips” the Switch. They are commonly used
for “On/Off”, “Activate/Deactivate” situations.
Switches take up less space than an “on/off” radio button group and communicate their intended purpose better than
a checkbox that toggles functionality.
Usage and Best Practices
Below are the good practices that should guide the uses of the component to maintain coherence in the design
system and the spirit with which they were sustained.
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A heading may accompany a Switch to further clarify on the action the Switch will perform.
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Use labels with a Switch so the action is clear. Labels should be three words or less and can appear on both sides
of a Switch although left part of the Switch it’s preferred.
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Switches should take immediate effect and should not require the user to click Save or Submit to apply the
new state.
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Use a checkbox instead if the user would have to press a submit button to run the chosen option.


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The classification algorithm will try to classify the image uploaded into one of the two classes, i.e., Dog or Cat.
The classification algorithm will try to classify the image uploaded into one of the two classes, i.e., Dog or Cat.


OffersResponse
class OffersResponse extends BaseResponse
Class OffersResponse
Represents an offers call response from NodeMWS
Methods
Get new FBA offers
Get used FBA offers
Get new merchant offers
Get used merchant offers
Get the product id
No description
Get the product id type
No description
Get an array of all extras
No description
Get a single extra
Check if the EAN is provided in the extra properties
Check whether there is an extra defined with the specified key
Check if the UPC is provided in the extra properties
Details
in BaseResponse at line line 25
__construct()
Construct an instance of a BaseResponse.
in BaseResponse at line line 35
null|ResponseInterface
getInnerResponse()
in BaseResponse at line line 43
setInnerResponse(ResponseInterface $innerResponse)
at line line 83
addOffer(string $type, string $condition, Offer $offer)
Add a offer to the response.
at line line 111
Offer[]
getFbaNewOffers()
Get new FBA offers
at line line 121
Offer[]
getFbaUsedOffers()
Get used FBA offers
at line line 131
Offer[]
getMerchantNewOffers()
Get new merchant offers
at line line 141
Offer[]
getMerchantUsedOffers()
Get used merchant offers
at line line 153
string
getProductIdCode()
Get the product id
(most likely an ASIN or ISBN)
at line line 161
setProductIdCode(string $productIdCode)
at line line 173
string
getProductIdType()
Get the product id type
Usually just 'asin'
at line line 181
setProductIdType(string $productIdType)
at line line 191
array
getExtras()
Get an array of all extras
at line line 199
setExtras(array $extras)
at line line 211
mixed
getExtra(string $key)
Get a single extra
at line line 221
bool
hasEanIdType()
Check if the EAN is provided in the extra properties
at line line 233
bool
hasExtra(string $key)
Check whether there is an extra defined with the specified key
at line line 243
bool
hasUpcIdType()
Check if the UPC is provided in the extra properties


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I have a been using for over a good 4 years now, and have many experiments with various types of drugs. However Iíve always considers myself a huge fan of opiates, and always got very excited whenever I could get my hands on them. I have tried codiene, tramadol, hydrocodone, darvocet, morphine, methadone, oxycodone, and fentanyl. Out of all the highs Iíve tried oxycodone would have to be my all time favorite. To me there is no better high, and feeling of when my body feels so warm and completely relaxed to the point were thatís all I can think about, and without a doubt it would have to be my drug of choice. I live for that feeling of itchiness and nodding off in and out of consiousness.
A few weeks ago I obtained 4, 40mg oxycontin pills, then traded 1 of those for four 10mg methadone pills. I had worked up a somewhat decent tolerence over a few days on at 40mg of oxycodone a night, and 10mg methadone. So last night I started with 2 10mg methadose pills around 7pm or so.
Around 9pm I started to feel the full effects of them kicking in, heaviness body type high, with slight euphoria, I never seem to get too much euphoria out of methadone, but what I liked about it was that it lasted forever and some people say 20mg will last 24 hours. So after that dose that got me going, I decided to snort half of that oxycontin pill, and thatís when the itchy warm fuzzy feeling that I love so much kicked in.
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PlayerServiceProtocol
public protocol PlayerServiceProtocol
Represents the requirements of a PlayerService
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The player managed by the service
Declaration
Swift
var player: RemoteMediaPlayer? { get set }
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Observable stream of player data emitted during playback
Declaration
Swift
var playerData: Observable<PlayerData?> { get }
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Initializes the service
Declaration
Swift
init(dependencies: PlayerServiceDependenciesProtocol, withPlayer player: RemoteMediaPlayer?)
Parameters
dependencies
player service dependencies
player
player which should be managed and controlled
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Connects to the given player to receive player status feedback
Declaration
Swift
func connectToPlayer(_ newPlayer: RemoteMediaPlayer) -> Completable
Parameters
newPlayer
player to connect to
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful connection or an error
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Tries to play the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func play() -> Completable
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful action or an error
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Plays the given url with the passed metadata on the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func play(withMetadata metadata: Metadata, url: String) -> Completable
Parameters
metadata
metadata describing the media at the given url
url
the url of the media which should be played
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful action or an error
-
Pauses the current playback of the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func pause() -> Completable
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful action or an error
-
Modifies the playback position of the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func setPosition(position: Int64, type: SeekType) -> Completable
Parameters
position
position to seek to
type
seek type, to be able to set an absolute position or a relative position
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful action or an error
-
Stops the playback of the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func stop() -> Completable
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful action or an error
-
Gets the
MediaPlayerInfo
of the player handled by the service (url and metadata of the currently played media)Declaration
Swift
func getPlayerInfo() -> Single<MediaPlayerInfo>
Return Value
an observable to get the
MediaPlayerInfo
on success or an error -
Gets the data of the player handled by service (current status and position of the player)
Declaration
Swift
func getPlayerData() -> Single<PlayerData>
Return Value
an observable to get the
PlayerData
on success or an error -
Fetches the duration of the currently played media
Declaration
Swift
func getDuration() -> Single<Int64>
Return Value
an observable to get the duration on success or an error
-
Fetches the current playback position of the player handled by the service
Declaration
Swift
func getPosition() -> Single<Int64>
Return Value
an observable to get the position on success or an error
-
Disconnects from the player handled by the service
Throws
an error if service has no playerDeclaration
Swift
func disconnectFromCurrentPlayer() throws -> Completable
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful disconnection or an error
-
Disconnects from the given player
Declaration
Swift
func disconnect(fromPlayer player: RemoteMediaPlayer) -> Completable
Parameters
player
player to disconnect from
Return Value
an observable to get notified about a successful disconnection or an error


E-visa coming – Bawumia
Vice-President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has announced that Ghana will introduce an e-visa system next year and also push for a single air transport market under the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement.
Dr Bawumia disclosed this at the First Regional Congress in Women in Tourism Empowerment – Focus on Africa, being held in Accra on the theme “Building the Future Together.”
Dr Bawumia said “Tourism has a great potential to accelerate progress across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Well managed, the sector can generate quality jobs, reduce poverty and offer incentives for environmental conservation – a triple-win to help countries transition towards more inclusive, resilient economies.”
He noted that the digital address system introduced by the Akufo-Addo-led government is some of the efforts the government is making to support tourism which will allow tourists to easily locate all tourist sites.
Dr Bawumia tasked participants at the Congress to explore deeply, how Ghana can use tourism as a means to tackle some of her common development challenges while working with all stakeholders to develop the industry and empower women in tourism, for sustainable development and improve the living standard of Ghanaians.


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[gecode-users] ViewArray <-> VarArgArray
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Mon Jan 16 09:47:00 CET 2006
Hi!
Lars Otten wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am currently trying to extend Gecode with some custom propagators as
> preparation for my thesis project, and although it's not always been easy
> I've managed to implement a few things already.
Great. Please keep us informed of your progress!
> Currently I'm working on a propagator for a constraint that relates three
> arrays of variables. Among other things, at some point during propagation,
> I need to post some other constraints, like Gecode::eq(Space*, IntVar,
> IntVar).
>
> The propagator class has three fields of type ViewArray<IntView>, say x0,
> x1, and x2. Now, when posting the additional equality constraints mentioned
> above I've just called e.g.
> Gecode::eq(this,x0[i],x1[j]);
To create a new propagator during propagation, you need to call the
propagator's post method instead of posting it through the modelling
interface as you do now.
You find an example for posting new propagators e.g. in the file
int/distinct/dom.icc, where an Nq propagator is created. The propagator post
methods take Views and ViewArrays as arguments, so this will solve your
problem. The only thing you need to take care of is the return value of the
post method: you must check whether it returned failure with the
GECODE_ES_CHECK macro.
> and things went smoothly, although, technically, x0[i] is of type IntView
> and not IntVar -- but this fit my understanding of IntView as some sort of
> wrapper for an IntVar.
Actually, it is not a wrapper for an IntVar, but both are wrappers for an
IntVarImp. The vars provide the "read-only" interface you need for modelling,
and the views export an interface that includes the tell operations for the
propagators.
> [...]
> I've already searched the reference documentation for quite a while, but
> haven't found anything that helped me here. My assumption is that I need to
> 'convert' the ViewArray<IntView> into something of type IntVarArgs (i.e.
> VarArgArray<IntVar>), but maybe I'm wrong...? Is there any straightforward
> way to do this that I've been missing so far?
This is not mentioned anywhere in the reference documentation, so you couldn't
find it. It will be part of the Gecode tutorial that we are writing.
> Thanks in advance,
You're welcome!
Cheers,
Guido
--
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Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Saarbrücken
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The following is an incomplete list of fleshy fruits that may appear
to be edible by humans, but are not. Some of them are poisonous ,
others are merely too unpalatable for consumption.
Coyote melon, Cucurbita palmata (Cucurbitaceae)
Holly, Ilex spp. (Aquifoliaceae)
Ivy, Hedera spp. (Araliaceae)
Linden (also known as Lime or Basswood), Tilia spp. (Malvaceae)
Manchineel (Hippomane mancinella)
Mistletoe (3 genera in the order Santalales)
Osage-orange, Maclura pomifera (Moraceae)
Privet, Ligustrum spp. (Oleaceae)
Snowberry, Symphoricarpos spp. (Caprifoliaceae)
Soapberry, Sapindus spp. (Sapindaceae)
Silverbell, Halesia spp. (Styracaceae)
Suicide tree fruit, Cerbera odollam (Apocynaceae)
Thorn apple, Datura stramonium (Solanaceae)
Wahoo, Euonymus atropurpureus (Celastraceae)
Yew cones with seeds unremoved, Taxus spp. (Taxaceae) Deseeded they are not harmful, as only the seeds contain poison.


Star Wars episodes I-VII are available in 4K HDR on Disney+
But Greedo shoots first
by Sam ByfordDisney+ is going live today, and it includes an unexpected perk: the first 4K versions of several Star Wars movies, including the original trilogy. Episodes I: The Phantom Menace through VII: The Force Awakens are all available to watch with Dolby Vision HDR and Atmos support. There’s also a 4K HDR version of Rogue One, though Solo and Episode VIII: The Last Jedi aren’t yet on the new service.
“We have actually been spending a lot of time getting the movies and TV shows as appropriate, upgraded and ready to be viewed in that format,” Disney streaming services head Michael Paull said at a media event attended by The Verge in New York City last week. “We are working very very hard at making as much a selection as possible of our programming [available] in 4K UHD.”
The Verge has confirmed through first-hand viewing that the versions of the original trilogy are the 1997 “special editions,” which is disappointing but unsurprising. If you’ve been waiting to see Han shoot first in 4K, keep on waiting.
Still, this is the first time that most Star Wars movies have ever had a 4K release at all, which is a significant bonus for Disney+ subscribers. These films have never ventured beyond HD resolution — and for now, the only way to watch the new masters will be Disney+.
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