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PETITIONER: M.C.MEHTA Vs. RESPONDENT: UNION OF INDIA AND ORS. DATE OF JUDGMENT14/03/1991 BENCH: MISRA, RANGNATH (CJ) BENCH: MISRA, RANGNATH (CJ) KANIA, M.H. KULDIP SINGH (J) CITATION: 1991 SCR (1) 866 1991 SCC (2) 353 JT 1991 (1) 620 1991 SCALE (1)427 ACT: Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 32, 51-A- Public Interest Litigation-Environment Pollution-Control-Measures. Environment (Protection) Act, 1986-Section, 3- Problem of Vehicular pollution in Delhi- Committee set up by Court. HEADNOTE: The petitioner, an Advocate and Chairman of the Environmental Protection Cell filed the petition under Article 32 asking the Court to issue directions for closing down of hazardous industries located in the densely populated areas of Delhi, and for regulation of air pollution caused by automobiles operating in the area as also the thermal units generating power for the Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking. Making an interim order, and keeping the writ petition pending for the purpose of monitoring, the Court. HELD: 1. The incorporation of protection of environment as an obligation of the State in the Directive Principles and the mandate in Article 51-A to the citizens of India as part of fundamental duty are indications of the Constitutional recognition of importance of environment of life-both the flora and the fauna. [870 A-B] 2. Law alone also cannot help in restoring a balance in the biospheric disturbance. Nor can funds help effectively. The situation requires a perception and imaginative planning. It also requires sustained effort and result oriented strategic action. Campaign for general awakening of the people using automobiles of different classification and among the people inhabiting the Capital is an indispensable preliminary. [871E-G] 3. All persons using automobiles should have a fair knowledge of the baneful effect on the community including those who use such vehicles on account of the emission from such vehicles. Until that is done in an effective way the appropriate attitude would not develop and cooperation for reducing pollution would not emerge. [871 F-H] 867 4. A Committee is set up by this court to look into the problem of vehicular pollution in Delhi and for devising methods of solution of the problem. [ 872 H-873 A]. 5. A retired Judge of this court to act as Chairman, the petitioner and the Chairman of the Central Pollution Control Board and the person representing the Association of Indian Automobiles Manufacturers could be the members of the Committee. The Committee would also have the power to co-opt experts not exceeding three for its efficient working from time to time. The Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Forests shall be the Convenor-Secretary of the Committee. [873A-D] 6. The Committee may be constituted with effect from 18th March, 1991, under an appropriate Notification of the Union Government. [873D] 7. The Committee shall furnish a report to this Court once in two months as to the steps taken in the matter. The Union Government and the Delhi Administration are directed to effectively cooperate with the Committee for its successful operation. [874B] JUDGMENT:
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION:Write Petition No. 13029 of 1985. (Under Articles 32 of the Constitution of India). Petitioner in person.
Altaf Ahmed, Additional Solicitor General , Sri Narain Mathur, R. Mohan, Ms. Anil Katiyar, Ms. Sushma Suri, K. Swamy, R.K. Maheshwari and S.M. Ashri for the Respondents.
The Judgement of the Court was delivered by. RANGANATH MISRA, CJ. This is an application under Article 32 of the Constitution in the public interest litigation sector. A practising advocate who is the Chairman of the Environment Protection Cell operating at Delhi is the petioner. This Court has been asked to issue directions for closing down of hazardous industries located in the densely populated areas of Delhi and for regulation of air pollution caused by automobiles operating in the area as also the thermal units generating power for the Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking, (here after referred to as `DESU').
The Union Territory of Delhi has a total population of about 96 868 lakhs, out of which the urban area consisting of old Delhi, New Delhi and the Cantonment has a population of around 90 lakhs. By 1947 when the country became independent, Delhi had a population of a little over 5 lakhs. In these little more than two scores of years the population has, thus, multiplied by 18 times. Though it is a spread-out city, in some pockets, the density of population is very high and these have become congested.
The problem of environmental pollution is global in a increasingly small world and concerns all countries irrespective of their size, level of development or ideology. Notwithstanding political division of the world into national units, the oceanic world in an inter-connected whole; the winds that blow over the countries are also one. Pollution is capable of moving from continent to continent. If USSR carries out a nuclear test, the fall-out may be carried by the winds to any part of the world and such fall- out or irresponsible disposal of radio-active waste from a remote energy plant in one country may turn out to have greater adverse effect on the neighbouring countries that the danger of full-fledged war. Informed public mind is already agitated over the polluting effect of the Gulf War and the common concern of the entire homosapien race is obsessed by the apprehension of acid rain, toxic effect on the seas and even on the atmosphere.
The awareness of interaction of man with his environment is of recent origin. The Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment held in Stockholm in June, 1972 stated:
"Man is both creature and moulder of his environment which gives him physical sustenance and affords him the opportunity for intellectual, moral, social and spiritual growth. In the long and tortuous evolution of the human race on this planet a stage has been reached when, through rapid acceleration of science and technology, man has acquired the power to transform his environment in countless ways and on an unprecedented scale. Both aspects of man's environment, the natural and the man-made, are essential to his well-being and to the enjoyment of basic human rights-even of life itself."
Principle No. 1 of the same Declaration went on to say: "Man has the fundamental right to freedom, equality and adequate conditions of life, in an environment of a quality 869 that permits a life of dignity and well-being, and he bears solemn responsibility to protect and improve the environment for present and future generations...".
The closeness of the undeveloped and under-developed communities to nature is not found in the developed ones. Our ancestors had realised the importance of the tie between man and his environment. The Samaveda note that Flute of Divine love by saying:
"Listen to the melodious music of the divine poet. He plays upon the flute of love, the notes soar to high heaven and reach the distant stars and dance on the raging waves of the sea."
The earth, the seas, the sky, the stars are all woven together by the soft strains of the divine music. Its vibrants echo through the corridors of time in the endless canopy of the sky."
Norman Myers quoted in Sir Edmond Hillary's Ecology 2,000' has rightly observed:
" The fate of African environments is thus determined not only by local circumstances. It is influenced, in part at least, by the lifestyles of the developed world. These economic-ecological linkages between different members of the international community are little recognized to date, but they represent a significant factor for land-use patterns in Africa's Savannahs".
Our Constitution by the Forty-Second Amendment introduced Article 48A as also Article 51A into the Constitution. these Articles provide:
"48A. The State shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wild life of the country."" 51A. It shall be the duty of every citizen of India:
(g) to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, rivers and wild life, and to have compassion for living creatures."
870The incorporation of protection of environment as an obligation of the State in the Directive Principles and the mandate in Article 51 A to the citizens of India as part of fundamental duty are indications of the Constitutional recognition of importance of environment on life-both the flora and the fauna.
Ours is a great country- territorywise, from the stand- point of population as also legacy-wise. Though politically divided into many States throughout the ages it has been bound by a common culture short-lived empires have grown up and Delhi became the capital of such empires of the north. Delhi was the capital of the Mughals too but the Britishers had in the initial period Calcutta as their capital and it was only 1911 that the Indian capital of the British empire was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi.
With the growth of importance of Delhi, on the outskirts of the then city gradually industries developed. Lack of vision and inadequate statesmanship allowed many of these industries to grow perilously close to human habitation and in the process of expansion of the city with the growth of population and activity, the industrial belt became a part of the city. Hindustan Insecticides Limited, which is respondent no. 6 before us, is one of such industries, DESU has three generating units-One known as the indraprastha Power Station, the other as the GT Power Stations and the third as the RPR Power Station. These too are located within the densely populated area. The Delhi Transport Corporation (hereafter DTC) which provides the public transport facility to the residents of Delhi operates thousands of buses has been impleaded as respondent no. 5 on the allegation that it is one of the notorious polluting agencies.
A monitoring Committee on ambient and automotive emission levels was set up for examining the impact of surface transport on air environment of Delhi at the instance of the Director of Transport, Delhi Administration. The facts and figures available from the report may briefly be indicated. As on March 31, 1982. Delhi had a total number of 5,92,584 vehicles of which 65% were two-wheelers, 3.5% were three-wheelers, 25% cars, jeeps and other medium size vehicles and 1.5% were buses and the remaining 7% were goods carriers. The affidavit of the Deputy Director of Transport of the Delhi Administration indicates that the vehicular population of 1990 is 13.5 lakhs. This means that within about 8 years there has been an increase of about 8 lakhs of vehicles in Delhi which would work out to an addition of 871 about 1 lakh every year. The proportion of the two wheelers has perhaps not been seriously disturbed. Though the Deputy director of Transport has indicated that the automobiles contribute about 50% of the polluting factor there is material to suggest that the proportion is still higher. Two-wheelers and three-wheelers contribute over sixty percent of the total emission of carbon monoxide and about eighty percent of the total hydrocarbons. To meet the challenging task of controlling pollution, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 has been enacted.
Respondent 3 is the Central Board set up under the Act. The statute authorise Government in consultation with the Board to instruct the Transport Authorities for developing expertise by taking vehicular pollution survey covering all ramifications. The Union Territory of Delhi was chosen on selective basis because it maintains the highest traffic volume.
Under the Motor Vehicles Act of 1989 certain provision have been made for regulating emission resulting in pollution. Transport Authorities of the Delhi Administration had placed facts and figures relating to steps taken under the Act for regulating pollution. Emission checking. prosecution as also steps for canceling of registration are said to be the normal steps taken by the Administration in this behalf. We were , however, not satisfied that the action taken in this behalf was adequate and the challenging task of pollution control could not be successfully dealt with that way.
Law alone also cannot help in restoring a balance in the biospheric disturbance. Nor can funds help effectively. The situation requires a clear perception and imaginative planning. It also requires sustained effort and result oriented strategic action. Campaign for general awakening of the people using automobiles of different classifications and among the people inhabiting the capital is indispensable preliminary. All persons using automobiles should have a fair knowledge of the baneful effect on the community including those who use such vehicles on account of the emission from such vehicles. Until that is done in an effective way the appropriate attitude would not develop and cooperation for reducing pollution would not emerge.
A brief extract from the journal entitled `Environmetal Policy & law' vol. 13 nos. 1-2 Spring 1983) published from North-Holland describes the problem thus:
872"It became clear that all these measures are not themselves sufficient to come to grips with the problem of air pollution caused by road traffic. In every one of the towns and cities, the problem of air pollution from motor vehicle traffic is a considerable one, and it was more or less generally apparent that present norms for motor vehicle exhausts are not adequate so as to achieve the necessary reductions in a rapid space of time. In fact, the problem is, in part, on the increase. This is not only true of private cars, especially diesel-powered vehicles, but also of commercial vehicles ..."
"Despite the legal and other restrictions mentioned above, which hamper the towns and cities involved in pursuing effective policies aimed at limiting motor vehicle exhausts, some interesting strategies have been thought up which have either led to improvements in themselves or at least stimulated attitudes towards environmental policies. For example, in formulating their regulations in the event of smog, both Munich and Berlin offered positive stimulus for the purchase of vehicles fitted with catalytic converters. As far as city-owned motor vehicles are concerned, some authorities have pursued a deliberate policy of purchasing those automobiles with improved exhaust systems."
In course of the hearing of this matter we had called upon counsel to look at the problem not as an adversial litigation but to come forward with useful deliberations so that something concreate could finally emerge for easing the situation. We were shown some literature and even gadgets which might help reduction of pollution. The question of eliminating use of motor spirit and replacement of battery operated two-wheelers was also mooted. The Association of Indian Automobile Manufacturers had made an application for intervention and was present in Court. Some of the aspects which came up for discussion were indeed sufficiently technical. Some other aspects require laboratory testing and probe into efficacy. Therefore, the question of setting up of a high-powered committee was also mooted. We are happy to find that the deliberations in course of the hearing have taken a concreate shape and the Ministry of Environment & Forests has ultimately instructed the learned Attorney General in writing (copy placed on the record) that a Committee could be set up by the Court to look into the problem of vehicular pollution in Delhi 873 and for devising methods of solution of the problem. The Ministry has agreed that a retired Judge of this Court could act as Chairman and has suggested that Shri M.C. Mehta, the petitioner herein and Shri. N.S. Tiwana, Chairman of he Central Pollution Control Board may be made the Members of the Committee. We find this suggestion of the Ministry acceptable subject to certain modification. We are inclined to take the view that Shri Sudhakar Girdharlal Shah representing the Association of Indian Automobile Manufacturers could be taken as a member of the Committee and the Committee would also have the power to co-opt experts not exceeding three for its efficient working from time to time. Shri Justice K.N. Saikia who has recently retired as a Judge of this Court is appointed as the Chairman of the Committee with Shri N.S. Tiwana, Shri M.C. Mehta and Shri. S.G. Shah as Members. The Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Forests shall be the convenor Secretary of the Committee. Shri Justice Saikia shall be entitled to all the benefits to which a retired Judge of this Court while called back to duty is entitled.
The Committee may be constituted with effect from 18th March, 1991, under an appropriate Notification of the Union Government in the relevant Ministry. The terms of reference for the time being as recommended by the Ministry are the following:
"(i) To make an assessment of the technologies available for vehicular pollution control in the world;
(ii) To make an assessment of the current status of technology available in India for controlling vehicular pollution;
(iii) To look at the low cost alternatives for operating vehicles at reduced pollution levels in the metropolitan cities of India.
(iv) To examine the feasibility of measures to reduce/eliminate pollution from motor vehicles both on short term and long term basis and make appropriate recommendations in this regard;
(v) To make specific recommendations on the administrative/legal regulations required for implementing the recommendations in (iii) above."
For the time being the Committee may proceed to consider these.
874other relevant aspects may be taken into consideration by the Committee.
This writ petition shall be deemed to be pending for the purpose of monitoring. The Committee shall furnish a report to this Court once in two months as to the steps taken in the matter. The Union Government and the Delhi Administration are directed to effectively cooperate with the Committee for its successful operation.
V.P.R. Petition pending
for monitoring.
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ls() {
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command cd "$@" && ls
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ShellCheck found a function that immediately and unconditionally re-invokes itself, causing infinite recursion.
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Interface javax.servlet.ServletRequest
- public interface ServletRequest
This interface is for getting data from the client to the servlet
for a service request. Network service developers implement the
ServletRequest interface. The methods are then used by servlets
when the service method is executed; the ServletRequest object is
passed as an argument to the service method.
Some of the data provided by the ServletRequest object includes
parameter names and values, attributes, and an input stream.
Subclasses of ServletRequest can provide additional
protocol-specific data. For example, HTTP data is provided by the
interface HttpServletRequest, which extends ServletRequest. This
framework provides the servlet's only access to this data.
- See Also:
- HttpServletRequest
-
getAttribute(String)
-
Returns the value of the named attribute of the request, or
null if the attribute does not exist.
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getContentLength()
- Returns the size of the request entity data, or -1 if not known.
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getContentType()
- Returns the Internet Media Type of the request entity data, or
null if not known.
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getInputStream()
- Returns an input stream for reading the request body.
-
getParameter(String)
- Returns a string containing the lone value of the specified
parameter, or null if the parameter does not exist.
Deprecated.
-
getParameterNames()
- Returns the parameter names for this request as an enumeration
of strings, or an empty enumeration if there are no parameters
or the input stream is empty.
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getParameterValues(String)
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Returns the values of the specified parameter for the request as
an array of strings, or null if the named parameter does not
exist.
-
getProtocol()
- Returns the protocol and version of the request as a string of
the form
<protocol>/<major version>.<minor
version>
.
-
getRealPath(String)
- Applies alias rules to the specified virtual path and returns
the corresponding real path, or null if the translation can not
be performed for any reason.
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getRemoteAddr()
- Returns the IP address of the agent that sent the request.
-
getRemoteHost()
- Returns the fully qualified host name of the agent that sent the
request.
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getScheme()
- Returns the scheme of the URL used in this request, for example
"http", "https", or "ftp".
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getServerName()
- Returns the host name of the server that received the request.
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getServerPort()
- Returns the port number on which this request was received.
getContentLength
public abstract int getContentLength()
- Returns the size of the request entity data, or -1 if not known.
Same as the CGI variable CONTENT_LENGTH.
getContentType
public abstract String getContentType()
- Returns the Internet Media Type of the request entity data, or
null if not known. Same as the CGI variable CONTENT_TYPE.
getProtocol
public abstract String getProtocol()
- Returns the protocol and version of the request as a string of
the form
<protocol>/<major version>.<minor
version>
. Same as the CGI variable SERVER_PROTOCOL.
getScheme
public abstract String getScheme()
- Returns the scheme of the URL used in this request, for example
"http", "https", or "ftp". Different schemes have different
rules for constructing URLs, as noted in RFC 1738. The URL used
to create a request may be reconstructed using this scheme, the
server name and port, and additional information such as URIs.
getServerName
public abstract String getServerName()
- Returns the host name of the server that received the request.
Same as the CGI variable SERVER_NAME.
getServerPort
public abstract int getServerPort()
- Returns the port number on which this request was received.
Same as the CGI variable SERVER_PORT.
getRemoteAddr
public abstract String getRemoteAddr()
- Returns the IP address of the agent that sent the request.
Same as the CGI variable REMOTE_ADDR.
getRemoteHost
public abstract String getRemoteHost()
- Returns the fully qualified host name of the agent that sent the
request. Same as the CGI variable REMOTE_HOST.
getRealPath
public abstract String getRealPath(String path)
- Applies alias rules to the specified virtual path and returns
the corresponding real path, or null if the translation can not
be performed for any reason. For example, an HTTP servlet would
resolve the path using the virtual docroot, if virtual hosting
is enabled, and with the default docroot otherwise. Calling
this method with the string "/" as an argument returns the
document root.
- Parameters:
- path - the virtual path to be translated to a real path
getInputStream
public abstract ServletInputStream getInputStream() throws IOException
- Returns an input stream for reading the request body.
getParameter
public abstract String getParameter(String name)
- Note: getParameter() is deprecated.
Please use getParameterValues
- Returns a string containing the lone value of the specified
parameter, or null if the parameter does not exist. For example,
in an HTTP servlet this method would return the value of the
specified query string parameter. Servlet writers should use
this method only when they are sure that there is only one value
for the parameter. If the parameter has (or could have)
multiple values, servlet writers should use
getParameterValues. If a multiple valued parameter name is
passed as an argument, the return value is implementation
dependent.
- Parameters:
- name - the name of the parameter whose value is required.
- See Also:
- getParameterValues
getParameterValues
public abstract String[] getParameterValues(String name)
- Returns the values of the specified parameter for the request as
an array of strings, or null if the named parameter does not
exist. For example, in an HTTP servlet this method would return
the values of the specified query string or posted form as an
array of strings.
- Parameters:
- name - the name of the parameter whose value is required.
- See Also:
- getParameter
getParameterNames
public abstract Enumeration getParameterNames()
- Returns the parameter names for this request as an enumeration
of strings, or an empty enumeration if there are no parameters
or the input stream is empty. The input stream would be empty
if all the data had been read from the stream returned by the
method getInputStream.
getAttribute
public abstract Object getAttribute(String name)
- Returns the value of the named attribute of the request, or
null if the attribute does not exist. This method allows
access to request information not already provided by the other
methods in this interface. Attribute names should follow the
same convention as package names.
The following predefined attributes are provided.
| Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
| javax.net.ssl.cipher_suite | string | the string
name of the SSL cipher suite in use |
| javax.net.ssl.peer_certificates | array of
java.security.cert.X509Certificate | an array of X509
certificates which authenticates the client. This is only
available when SSL client authentication is used. |
| javax.net.ssl.session | javax.net.ssl.SSLSession |
an SSL session object |
The package names java.*,
and javax.* are reserved for use by Javasoft, and com.sun.* is
reserved for use by Sun Microsystems.
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- name - the name of the attribute whose value is required
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Ericeira is a little Fisherman village just outside Lisbon. The town is very popular among the surfers as it is surrounded by beautiful beaches with nice shore breaks.
Ericeira is a charming village looking out over the Atlantic Ocean. It has a historic center with narrow alleys and houses painted on white and blue.
After a day of surfing you can enjoy a nice meal in one of the many fish and seafood restaurants that Ericeira has to offer.
Due to the central location of Ericeria it is easy to plan a day trip to one of the attractions nearby.
Sintra is a small town located half an hour from Ericeira. It is full of colorful and impresive castles and palaces with Palácio da Pena being the most noticable one.
Lisbon the capital city of Portugal is only 45 minutes away from Ericeria. Enjoy the history that the city has to offer, eat pastéis de nata de Belém or visit a Fado performance.
Cabo da Roca is the wesernmost point on the European continent. The cape has a beautiful dramatic scenery with high cliffs overlooking the ocecan. Less than an hour away
Ericeira has a nice beach break for the beginner and advanced surfers. It is possible to rent equipment or book a surfing lesson through us as we have connections with various surf schools.
Portugal is famous for its port. Enjoy a day surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Ericeira while tasting the finest ports. You can book a tour with us in advance or on location.
Surfing and yoga is a perfect combination. Therefore we offer yoga classes every morning. Just let us know the day before if you want to book a lesson.
Tiny old bar that offers deliscious organic tapas. It also offers breakfast and lunch and has a small terras overlooking the ocean.
Rua Cap. João Lopes 24A, 2655-295 Ericeira
Restaurant on top location with the freshest fish in town. Possible to sit on the terras overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Rua Cap. João Lopes 8, 2655 Ericeira
Wine bar and restaurant that exhibits paintings by Portugese artists. Restaurant with a good vibe and deliscious Portugese meals.
Rua do Caldeira 52, Ericeira


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I used to sell this stuff. Granted, The trip it sends me on is very fun. I'm very focused, very happy, full of energy. I feel as if the world cant touch me.
 I personally had a real bad night with it where I almost overdosed. I took about 25 600 mg tabs. At that point all i did was swallow them.... My body shut down and that night. I only got a broken finger from when I fell. Prior to the fall, my thoughts were incoherant. Could not maintain a steady train of thought. I tried leaving the movie theater but passed out in the car for about 15 minutes or so,
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] Then drove home and almost wrecked.
5 600 mg pills on an empty stomache sent my friend into a ver bad siezure where she was brought to the hospital.... she almost died that night. She also had the same violent reaction when she took 22 800 mg pills and drank a 40oz of steele reserve ontop of them.... That was a truly bad night that almost ended in her demise as well....
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Real Madrid Keeping Eye On Eswatini Youngster
by SL InternationalAfrica could soon have another star playing in LaLiga after reports emerged that Real Madrid are keeping an eye on an Eswatini wonderkid.
Read: The 10 Highest-Ranked Nations Heading Into AFCON Qualifiers
On Wednesday, the BBC reported that Eswatini teenager Leon Manyisa had once again emerged as a target for Los Blancos.
The 18-year-old took part in trials with the LaLiga giants last year, but saw a second trial scuppered due to visa issues.
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The former Vovovo FC starlet was reportedly spotted by one of Real's scouts while on a holiday in Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, and has been on the club's radar ever since.
Speaking to the British broadcaster, Manyisa revealed that he was thrilled to have been given the opportunity to trial at Real.
"When I got a call to go for trials at Real Madrid, I was so excited," he said.
Read: Ronaldo Facing Two-Year Ban?
Manyisa has reportedly represented Eswatini at various youth levels, and was recently called up to the senior squad for the first time.
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Visits to the Software Carpentry site were down quite a bit in December; I had expected a drop because of the holiday, but not this large. On the bright side, 47 students have signed up for the course at U of T this term; about 1/3 are from Computer Science, while the rest span Civil Engineering, Ecology, Physics, Ecology, and the life sciences.


Ocean [ax59], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #132
Ocean [ax59], ocean, in The Inner Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
26: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
26: 4% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ax60], owner:
26: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with one peasant, 94 sailors
26: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire, with 63 lt. xbowmen,
26: accompanied by:
26: Lutra [a4w], Imperial Empire, with 13 paladins, 40 pikemen
26: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire, with 20 soldiers, 40 pikemen
26: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers, 39 pikemen
26: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire, with ten workers, 48 lt. xbowmen
26: Khaki Blazer [w4j], Imperial Empire, with 17 soldiers,
26: seven pikemen, 35 lt. foot
26: Banian [e7n], Imperial Empire, earl, the High Priest of the
26: Church of Eres [151], with five soldiers, ten angels
27: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
27: 4% damaged, departed for Ocean [ax58].
29: Sharks circle in the water a short distance from the ship.
30: Strangely solid clouds cover the sky.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [aw59], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ax60], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ay59], Crystal Sea, 6 days
West, to Ocean [ax58], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [ab3x], island, 1 day, owner:
Giant spider [cz2v], giant spiders, number: 16


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U2.W5. Cultural Blog
Covering: Pairing and Giving Feedback
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Pairing
It's been really intersting to pair. At first, the idea of showing the gaps in my knowledge to a stranger was really terrifying to me. But, I've gotten much more comfortable with the idea of not knowing everything. I've found that pairing with other has been really helpful to me, because it allows me a space to talk out all of my ideas and get immediate feedback on them. It's been so intersting to see how differntly other people think as well! As I've gotten the hang of concepts, I've been able to have back and forth converstations on what would be the best way to solve certain problems, and I like seeing the way that other people's brains work.
I had one of the most rewarding pairing sessions so far this week. It was really wonderful to find a person who was patient with the things I did not know, and forced me to answer questions about concepts before we moved forward. I've also just found that all of the people that I've paired with so far have been truly wonderful people. Of course there have been energies that worked better with mine than others, but I have not encountered a single unkind, soul and it's made me very excited to be in the DBC space.
I think the only frustrating thing I've really experienced is the feeling of being "behind". It's a nerve-wracking thing pair with someone who has a better grasp of the information, and sometimes I get frustrated that I dont understand something. But other than that, my pairing sessions have been overwhelming positive.
Feedback
My feedback so far has been incredibly kind. It has been nice to know that people enjoy working with me. As previousy mentioned, I'd been nervous about holding people back/not being good at a particular program. But everyone has been understanding and given very pointed feedback about what I can do to improve.
There were two pieces of feedback that I found incredibly helpful. Both feedback encouraged me to not be discouraged by things I didn't understand, but to instead branch out and find other resources to use. I've tried Codeacademy, but it's not my favorite way to learn. What I have found though is that reading the well grounded rubyist has been greattttt for my comprehension. I've always been a reader, so sitting down and reading my way through the chapters has been really helpful. Even if the information doesnt make perfect sense, I've gotten to the point where things I've read have come back to help me in challenges/pairing sessions.
I find writing feedback to be a little difficult, because I often only see the good in a person's session. I've had a hard time thinking of constructive feedback for someone, unless it was glaringly negative.


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redo = redo each of the fiancials i/s, b/s, c/f and supporting items pulling out the impact of trailblazer, so that the financials presented only reflect nng the legal entity
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Susan Granger's review of "LIAM" (Lions Gate Films)
British director Stephen Frears, who set "High Fidelity" and "The Hi-Ho Country" in America, goes back to the smoky pubs and cobbled streets of Liverpool in the 1930s for this gritty story of a working-class family. Stammering seven year-old Liam (Anthony Borrows), who attends a strict Catholic school and is preparing for his First Communion, observes the gradual disintegration of his family when his dad (Ian Hart) and brother (David Hart) lose their jobs as dockworkers. Feeling bitter, disempowered and helpless at their poverty, they blame the Jews and the Irish and join the angry Black Shirts, fascists who turn neighbor-against-neighbor and resort to fire-bombing violence. In the meantime, Liam's teenage sister (Megan Burns) becomes a maid to the wife of the shipyard's wealthy Jewish owner. While she's thrilled to be able to bring home their discarded leftovers to feed the family, she's guilt-ridden not only about being an accomplice to her employer's adultery but also about denying being Catholic in order to get the job. Screenwriter Jimmy McGovern ("Priest") cleverly blends subtle comedy with his drama and, once again, presents the Catholic clergy as not only terrorizing but hypocritical, subversively droning on about how sin "blackens your soul with filth." And Liam has a great big sin to worry about - since he inadvertently glimpsed his kindly, penny-pinching mother (Claire Hackett Liam) emerging nude from the bathtub. Andrew Dunn's photography is truly stunning and Stephen Fineran's production design succeeds in depicting that era far more poignantly than the film version of "Angela's Ashes." On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Liam" is a serious 7, underscoring the inevitable tragedy resulting from religious intolerance.
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These tests verify API and operation of the WiFi socket functions.
| void WIFI_SocketCreate |
( |
void |
| ) |
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The test function WIFI_SocketCreate verifies the WiFi Driver SocketCreate function:
int32_t (*SocketCreate) (int32_t af, int32_t type, int32_t protocol);
Create socket test:
- Check function parameters
- Create multiple stream sockets
- Gradually close stream sockets and create datagram sockets
- Close datagram sockets
| void WIFI_SocketBind |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketBind verifies the WiFi Driver SocketBind function:
int32_t (*SocketBind) (int32_t socket, const uint8_t *ip, uint32_t ip_len, uint16_t port);
Stream socket test:
- Create stream socket
- Check function parameters
- Bind stream socket
- Bind socket second time
- Create 2nd stream socket
- Bind 2nd socket, used port
- Bind 2nd socket, unused port
- Close stream sockets
- Bind closed socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Bind datagram socket
- Bind socket second time
- Create 2nd datagram socket
- Bind 2nd socket, used port
- Bind 2nd socket, unused port
- Close datagram socket
- Bind closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketListen |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketListen verifies the WiFi Driver SocketListen function:
int32_t (*SocketListen) (int32_t socket, int32_t backlog);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Bind socket
- Check function parameters
- Start listening
- Start listening 2nd time
- Close socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Start listening, unbound socket
- Close socket
- Start listening, closed socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketAccept |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketAccept verifies the WiFi Driver SocketAccept function:
int32_t (*SocketAccept) (int32_t socket, uint8_t *ip, uint32_t *ip_len, uint16_t *port);
Stream socket test:
- Create stream socket
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Check function parameters
- Accept connection, NULL parameters
- Receive ServerId on accepted socket
- Close accepted socket
- Accept connection again, return IP address and port
- Receive ServerId on accepted socket
- Receive again, server closed connection
- Close accepted socket
- Close listening socket
- Accept again, closed socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Accept connection, provide return parameters for IP address and port
- Receive ServerId on socket
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketAccept_nbio |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test case WIFI_SocketAccept_nbio verifies the WiFi Driver SocketAccept function running in non-blocking mode.
Stream socket test:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Check function parameters
- Accept connection, NULL parameters
- Receive ServerId on accepted socket
- Close accepted socket
- Accept connection again, return IP address and port
- Receive ServerId on accepted socket
- Receive again, server closed connection
- Close accepted socket
- Close listening socket
- Accept again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketConnect |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketConnect verifies the WiFi Driver SocketConnect function:
int32_t (*SocketConnect) (int32_t socket, const uint8_t *ip, uint32_t ip_len, uint16_t port);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Check function parameters
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Connect again, already connected
- Bind connected socket
- Close socket
- Connect on closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, connection rejected
- Close socket
Stream socket test 3:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, non-responding or non-existent
- Close socket
Stream socket test 4:
- Create stream socket
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Close socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Bind socket
- Check function parameters
- Connect to server, enable address filtering
- Connect to unspecified address, disable filtering
- Close socket
- Connect again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketConnect_nbio |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test case WIFI_SocketConnect_nbio verifies the WiFi Driver SocketConnect function running in non-blocking mode.
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Check function parameters
- Connect to server, non-blocking mode
- Connect again, already connected
- Bind connected socket
- Close socket
- Connect on closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Connect to server, connection rejected
- Close socket
Stream socket test 3:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Connect to server, non-responding or non-existent
- Close socket
Stream socket test 4:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Connect to server, non-blocking mode
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketRecv |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Test case WIFI_SocketRecv verifies the WiFi Driver SocketRecv function:
int32_t (*SocketRecv) (int32_t socket, void *buf, uint32_t len);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to Chargen server
- Check function parameters
- Receive data in blocking mode
- Close socket
- Receive again, closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Receive data, created socket
- Bind socket
- Receive data, bound socket
- Start listening
- Receive data, listening socket
- Close socket
Stream socket test 3:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to Discard server
- Set receive timeout to 1 sec
- Receive data, timeout expires
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketRecv_nbio |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Test case WIFI_SocketRecv_nbio verifies the WiFi Driver SocketRecv function running in non-blocking mode.
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Connect to Chargen server
- Check function parameters
- Receive data in non-blocking mode
- Close socket
- Receive again, closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Receive data, created socket
- Bind socket
- Receive data, bound socket
- Start listening
- Receive data, listening socket
- Close socket
Stream socket test 3:
- Create stream socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Connect to Discard server
- Receive data for 1 sec, timeout expires
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketRecvFrom |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketRecvFrom verifies the WiFi Driver SocketRecvFrom function:
int32_t (*SocketRecvFrom) (int32_t socket, void *buf, uint32_t len, uint8_t *ip, uint32_t *ip_len, uint16_t *port);
Datagram socket test 1:
- Create datagram socket
- Connect to Chargen server
- Check function parameters
- Receive data in blocking mode
- Set receive timeout to 1 sec
- Receive again, timeout expires
- Close socket
- Receive again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketRecvFrom_nbio |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test case WIFI_SocketRecvFrom_nbio verifies the WiFi Driver SocketRecvFrom function running in non-blocking mode.
Datagram socket test 1:
- Create datagram socket
- Set non-blocking mode
- Connect to Chargen server
- Check function parameters
- Receive data in non-blocking mode
- Receive again, timeout expires
- Close socket
- Receive again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketSend |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketSend verifies the WiFi Driver SocketSend function:
int32_t (*SocketSend) (int32_t socket, const void *buf, uint32_t len);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Check function parameters
- Send data, blocking mode
- Close socket
- Send again, closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Send ESC data, server disconnects
- Send again, disconnected socket
- Close socket
Stream socket test 3:
- Create stream socket
- Send data, created socket
- Bind socket
- Send data, bound socket
- Start listening
- Send data, listening socket
- Close socket
- Send again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketSendTo |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketSend verifies the WiFi Driver SocketSendTo function:
int32_t (*SocketSendTo) (int32_t socket, const void *buf, uint32_t len, const uint8_t *ip, uint32_t ip_len, uint16_t port);
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Check function parameters
- Send data, blocking mode
- Receive echo data, verify if the same
- Close socket
- Send again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketGetSockName |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketGetSockName verifies the WiFi Driver SocketGetSockName function:
int32_t (*SocketGetSockName) (int32_t socket, uint8_t *ip, uint32_t *ip_len, uint16_t *port);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Check function parameters
- Get socket name
- Close socket
- Get socket name again, closed socket
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Get socket name, not bound
- Bind socket
- Get socket name, bound
- Close socket
Datagram socket test 1:
- Create datagram socket
- Connect to server, enable packet filtering
- Check function parameters
- Get socket name
- Close socket
- Get socket name again, closed socket
Datagram socket test 1:
- Create datagram socket
- Get socket name, not bound
- Bind socket
- Get socket name, bound
- Close socket
| void WIFI_SocketGetPeerName |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketGetPeerName verifies the WiFi Driver SocketGetPeerName function:
int32_t (*SocketGetPeerName) (int32_t socket, uint8_t *ip, uint32_t *ip_len, uint16_t *port);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Connect to server, blocking mode
- Check function parameters
- Get peer name
- Close socket
- Get peer name, closed socket
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Get peer name, created socket
- Bind socket
- Get peer name, bound socket
- Start listening
- Get peer name, listening socket
- Close socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Connect to server, enable packet filtering
- Check function parameters
- Get peer name
- Close socket
- Get peer name, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketGetOpt |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketGetOpt verifies the WiFi Driver SocketGetOpt function:
int32_t (*SocketGetOpt) (int32_t socket, int32_t opt_id, void *opt_val, uint32_t *opt_len);
Stream socket test:
- Create stream socket
- Check function parameters
- Get socket options
- Close socket
- Get socket options again, closed socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Get socket type
- Close socket
- Get socket type
| void WIFI_SocketSetOpt |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketSetOpt verifies the WiFi Driver SocketSetOpt function:
int32_t (*SocketSetOpt) (int32_t socket, int32_t opt_id, const void *opt_val, uint32_t opt_len);
Stream socket test:
- Create stream socket
- Check function parameters
- Set socket options
- Close socket
- Set socket option again, closed socket
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Set socket options
- Close socket
- Set socket option again, closed socket
| void WIFI_SocketClose |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketClose verifies the WiFi Driver SocketClose function:
int32_t (*SocketClose) (int32_t socket);
Stream socket test 1:
- Create stream socket
- Bind socket
- Connect to server
- Check function parameters
- Close socket
- Close socket again
Stream socket test 2:
- Create stream socket
- Bind socket
- Start listening
- Close socket
- Close socket again
Datagram socket test:
- Create datagram socket
- Bind socket
- Check function parameters
- Close socket
- Close socket again
| void WIFI_SocketGetHostByName |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
The test function WIFI_SocketGetHostByName the WiFi Driver SocketGetHostByName function:
int32_t (*SocketGetHostByName) (const char *name, int32_t af, uint8_t *ip, uint32_t *ip_len);
Function test:
- Check function parameters
- Resolve host
- Resolve non-existent host
- Note
- This test requires internet connectivity to DNS server.
The test function WIFI_Ping verifies the WiFi Driver Ping function:
int32_t (*Ping) (const uint8_t *ip, uint32_t ip_len);
Function test:
- Check function parameters
- Ping host


public class TrcPidMotor
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation
Some actuators are non-linear.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected TrcDbgTrace |
dbgTrace |
protected static boolean |
debugEnabled |
protected static java.lang.String |
moduleName |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor1,
TrcMotor motor2,
double syncGain,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor1,
TrcMotor motor2,
double syncGain,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower,
TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor1,
TrcMotor motor2,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor1,
TrcMotor motor2,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower,
TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName,
TrcMotor motor,
TrcPidController pidCtrl,
double defCalPower,
TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
Constructor: Creates an instance of the object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
cancel()
This method cancels a previous active PID motor operation.
|
TrcMotor |
getMotor()
This method returns the primary motor object.
|
TrcMotor |
getMotor(boolean primary)
This method returns the specified motor object.
|
double |
getPosition()
This method returns the current scaled motor position.
|
boolean |
isActive()
This method returns the state of the PID motor.
|
void |
setBeep(TrcTone beepDevice)
This method sets the beep device so that it can play beeps at default frequencies and duration when motor
stalled or if the limit switches are activated/deactivated.
|
void |
setBeep(TrcTone beepDevice,
double beepLowFrequency,
double beepHighFrequency,
double beepDuration)
This method sets the beep device and the beep tones so that it can play beeps when motor stalled or if the
limit switches are activated/deactivated.
|
void |
setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer)
This method sets the message tracer for logging trace messages.
|
void |
setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer,
boolean tracePidInfo)
This method sets the message tracer for logging trace messages.
|
void |
setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer,
boolean tracePidInfo,
TrcRobotBattery battery)
This method sets the message tracer for logging trace messages.
|
void |
setPositionScale(double positionScale)
This method sets the position scale.
|
void |
setPositionScale(double positionScale,
double positionOffset)
This method sets the position scale.
|
void |
setPower(double power)
This method sets the PID motor power.
|
void |
setPower(double power,
double rangeLow,
double rangeHigh)
This method sets the PID motor power.
|
void |
setPowerWithinPosRange(double power,
double minPos,
double maxPos,
boolean holdTarget)
This method sets the motor power with PID control.
|
void |
setStallProtection(double stallMinPower,
double stallTimeout,
double resetTimeout)
This method sets stall protection.
|
void |
setTarget(double target,
boolean holdTarget)
This method starts a PID operation by setting the PID target.
|
void |
setTarget(double target,
TrcEvent event,
double timeout)
This method starts a PID operation by setting the PID target.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
This method returns the instance name.
|
void |
zeroCalibrate()
This method starts zero calibration mode by moving the motor with specified calibration power until a limit
switch is hit.
|
void |
zeroCalibrate(double calPower)
This method starts zero calibration mode by moving the motor with specified calibration power until a limit
switch is hit.
|
protected static final java.lang.String moduleName
protected static final boolean debugEnabled
protected TrcDbgTrace dbgTrace
public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor1, TrcMotor motor2, double syncGain, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower, TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor1
- specifies motor1 object.motor2
- specifies motor2 object. If there is only one motor, this can be set to null.syncGain
- specifies the gain constant for synchronizing motor1 and motor2.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.powerCompensation
- specifies the object that implements the PowerCompensation interface, null if none
provided.public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor1, TrcMotor motor2, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower, TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor1
- specifies motor1 object.motor2
- specifies motor2 object. If there is only one motor, this can be set to null.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.powerCompensation
- specifies the object that implements the PowerCompensation interface, null if none
provided.public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower, TrcPidMotor.PowerCompensation powerCompensation)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor
- specifies motor object.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.powerCompensation
- specifies the object that implements the PowerCompensation interface, null if none
provided.public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor1, TrcMotor motor2, double syncGain, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor1
- specifies motor1 object.motor2
- specifies motor2 object. If there is only one motor, this can be set to null.syncGain
- specifies the gain constant for synchronizing motor1 and motor2.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor1, TrcMotor motor2, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor1
- specifies motor1 object.motor2
- specifies motor2 object. If there is only one motor, this can be set to null.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.public TrcPidMotor(java.lang.String instanceName, TrcMotor motor, TrcPidController pidCtrl, double defCalPower)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.motor
- specifies motor object.pidCtrl
- specifies the PID controller object.defCalPower
- specifies the default motor power for the calibration.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public void setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer, boolean tracePidInfo, TrcRobotBattery battery)
tracer
- specifies the tracer for logging messages.tracePidInfo
- specifies true to enable tracing of PID info, false otherwise.battery
- specifies the battery object to get battery info for the message.public void setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer, boolean tracePidInfo)
tracer
- specifies the tracer for logging messages.tracePidInfo
- specifies true to enable tracing of PID info, false otherwise.public void setMsgTracer(TrcDbgTrace tracer)
tracer
- specifies the tracer for logging messages.public TrcMotor getMotor(boolean primary)
primary
- specifies true to get the primary motor object, false to get the secondary.public TrcMotor getMotor()
public boolean isActive()
public void cancel()
public void setPositionScale(double positionScale, double positionOffset)
positionScale
- specifies the position scale value.positionOffset
- specifies the optional offset that adds to the final position value.public void setPositionScale(double positionScale)
positionScale
- specifies the position scale value.public double getPosition()
public void setBeep(TrcTone beepDevice, double beepLowFrequency, double beepHighFrequency, double beepDuration)
beepDevice
- specifies the beep device object.beepLowFrequency
- specifies the low frequency beep.beepHighFrequency
- specifies the high frequency beep.beepDuration
- specifies the beep duration.public void setBeep(TrcTone beepDevice)
beepDevice
- specifies the beep device object.public void setStallProtection(double stallMinPower, double stallTimeout, double resetTimeout)
stallMinPower
- specifies the minimum motor power to detect stalled condition. If the motor power is
below stallMinPower, it won't consider it as a stalled condition even if the motor does
not move.stallTimeout
- specifies the time in seconds that the motor must stopped before it is declared stalled.resetTimeout
- specifies the time in seconds the motor must be set to zero power after it is declared
stalled will the stalled condition be reset. If this is set to zero, the stalled condition
won't be cleared.public void setTarget(double target, TrcEvent event, double timeout)
target
- specifies the PID target.event
- specifies an event object to signal when done.timeout
- specifies a timeout value in seconds. If the operation is not completed without the specified
timeout, the operation will be canceled and the event will be signaled. If no timeout is
specified, it should be set to zero.public void setTarget(double target, boolean holdTarget)
target
- specifies the PID target.holdTarget
- specifies true to hold target after PID operation is completed.public void setPower(double power, double rangeLow, double rangeHigh)
power
- specifies the motor power.rangeLow
- specifies the range low limit.rangeHigh
- specifies the range high limit.public void setPower(double power)
power
- specifies the motor power.public void setPowerWithinPosRange(double power, double minPos, double maxPos, boolean holdTarget)
power
- specifies the upper bound power of the motor.minPos
- specifies the minimum of the position range.maxPos
- specifies the maximum of the position range.holdTarget
- specifies true to hold target when speed is set to 0, false otherwise.public void zeroCalibrate(double calPower)
calPower
- specifies the motor power to use for the zero calibration overriding the default calibration
power specified in the constructor.public void zeroCalibrate()


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PYWINAUTO TODO’s¶
Make sure to add documentation strings for all undocumented methods/functions
Check coverage of the tests and work to increase it.
Add tests for SendInput click methods
Implement findbestmatch using FuzzyDict.
Find a way of doing application data in a better way. Currently if someone even adds a call to print_control_identifiers() it will break the matching algorithm!
Need to move the checking if a control is a Ownerdrawn/bitmap control out of __init__ methods and into it’s own method something like IsNormallyRendered() (Why?)
Give example how to work with Tray Window
Fix ToolbarWrapper.PressButton() which doesn’t seem to work (found wile working on IE example script)
Maybe supply an option so that scripts can be run by using:
pywinauto.exe yourscript.py
This would work by creating a Py2exe wrapper that would import the script (and optionally call a particular function?)
This way pywinauto could be made available to people without python installed (whether this is a big requirement or not I don’t know because the automation language is python anyway!.
Message traps - how to handle unwanted message boxes popping up?
- Wait for an Exception then handle it there
- set a trap waiting for a specific dialog
- on calls to window specification, if we fail to find our window then we can run quickly through the available specified traps to see if any of them apply - then if they do we can run the associated actions - then try our original dialog again
Handle adding reference controls (in that they should be the controls used for finding windows)
Find the reference name of a variable e.g so that in Dialog._write() we can know the variable name that called the _write on (this we don’t have to repeat the XML file name!)
If we remove the delay after a button click in controlactions then trying to close two dialogs in a row might fail because the first dialog hasn’t closed yet and the 2nd may have similar title and same closing button e.g PageSetup.OK.Click(), PageSetup2.OK.Click(). A possible solution to this might be to keep a cache of windows in the application and no two different dialog identifiers (PageSetup and PageSetup2 in this case) can have the same handle - so returning the handle of PageSetup when we call PageSetup2 would fail (and we would do our usual waiting until it succeeds or times out).
Investigate using any of the following
- BringWindowToTop: probably necessary before image capture
- GetTopWindow: maybe to re-set top window after capture?
- EnumThreadWindows
- GetGUIThreadInfo
Make it easy to work with context(right click) menu’s
Further support .NET controls and download/create a test .NET application
Look at supporting the Sytem Tray (e.g. right click on an icon)
supply SystemTray class (singleton probably)
Look at clicking and text input - maybe use SendInput
Support Up-Down controls and other common controls
Find out whether control.item.action() or control.action(item) is better
Create a Recorder to visually create tests
LOW PRIORITY
Create a class that makes it easy to deal with a single window (e.g. no application)
Allow apps to be started in a different thread so we don’t lock up
- this is being done already - the problem is that some messages cannot be sent across processes if they have pointers (so we need to send a synchronous message which waits for the other process to respond before returning)
- But I guess it would be possible to create a thread for sending those messages?
Liberate the code from HwndWrapper - there is very little this add’s beyond what is available in handleprops. The main reason this is required is for the FriendlyClassName. So I need to look to see if this can be moved elsewhere.
Doing this might flatten the heirarchy quite a bit and reduce the dependencies on the various packages
Need to make Menu items into classes so instead of Dlg.MenuSelect we should be doing
dlg.Menu("blah->blah").Select()
or even
dlg.Menu.Blah.Blah.Select()
To do this we need to change how menu’s are retrieved - rather than get all menuitems at the start - then we just get the requested level.
This would also enable things like
dlg.Menu.Blah.Blah.IsChecked() IsEnabled(), etc
CLOSED (in some way or the other)¶
Allow delay after click to be removed. The main reason that this is needed at the moment is because if you close a dialog and then try an action on the parent immediately it may not yet be active - so the delay is needed to allow it to become active. To fix this we may need to add more magic around calling actions on dialogs e.g. on an attribute access for an ActionDialog do the following:
- Check if it is an Action
- If it is not enabled then wait a little bit
- If it is then wait a little bit and try again
- repeat that until success or timeout
The main thing that needs to be resolved is that you don’t want two of these waits happening at once (so a wait in a function at 1 level, and another wait in a function called by the other one - because this would mean there would be a VERY long delay while the timeout of the nested function was reached the number of times the calling func tried to succeed!)
Add referencing by closest static (or surrounding group box?)
Need to modularize the methods of the common_controls because at the moment they are much too monolithic.
Finish example of saving a page from IE
Document that I have not been able to figure out how to reliably check if a menu item is enabled or not before selecting it. (Probably FIXED NOW!)
For Example in Media Player if you try and click the View->Choose Columns menu item when it is not enabled it crashes Media Player. Theoretically MF_DISABLED and MF_GRAYED should be used - but I found that these are not updated (at least for Media Player) until they are dropped down.
Implement an opional timing/config module so that all timing can be customized


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