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Is there a transcript of the rationale behind the design decisions of the category theory part? Specifically, I'd like to know what were the pros and cons of defining category
as a type class versus as a structure.
I guess one of the big pros of using a type class is that Lean will do more work for you... more automation. And the category theory tries to maximize automation as much as possible.
(There is still a lot more to be done, and in fact more has been done in Scott's repositories. Quite often you will see proof obligations in the category-lib written out explicitly that are transparent in Scott's repos because he has better automation than mathlib.)
The main pro is it lets you write a ⟶ b
@Reid Barton That's a good point. At the same time, that's also a downside because this notation does not tell you which category you're talking of and, I don't know if it's the corner of category theory that I'm in but it seems to be often relevant to distinguish.
@Johan Commelin Can you give me examples of automation that are made possible that way?
@Simon Hudon Maybe it is not so much automation as it is brevity. Now you don't have to feed Lean the category structure when writing down functors or limits (or hom-sets).
Are you saying that you often have multiple category structures on the same type?
You can always use @category.hom
explicitly but it might be more convenient (or not) to create synonyms of the underlying type for the different category structures
Yes. Often might be over stating it as I'm a very fresh category noob. Let's say I'm seeing a repetition in the proofs I find the hardest and this confusion contributes to it
But Johan, I'm not suggesting that you write functor C 𝒞 D 𝒟
; rather I'd let 𝒞
and 𝒟
stand for both the carrier type and the data+proofs by using has_coe_to_sort
(please don't kill me @Scott Morrison, I know you're sick of coercions but maybe this time ...)
You can always use
@category.hom
explicitly but it might be more convenient (or not) to create synonyms of the underlying type for the different category structures
Maybe you're right. I could write a reducible definition so that I don't have to feed both the type and the instance. It does not make up for the other shortcoming of type classes though: with category.{u}
, inference is often hindered.
small_category
was supposed to help with that, but I guess it doesn't get used much in favor of more generality
I thought so. That's too bad!

This sounds like bundled vs unbundled categories (e.g. https://github.com/rwbarton/lean-homotopy-theory/blob/lean-3.4.1/src/category_theory/bundled.lean). I'm not sure whether bundled categories were ever considered as the primary interface. It seems like it could be a viable option. It's possible that Scott just chose to use unbundled ones on the basis that other structures (groups, etc.) are unbundled.
Instead of a reducible type, you could also create a local abbreviation
for @category.hom
, right?
I didn't know you could make abbreviation local. Is that useful?
@Reid Barton That looks good! I might steal it for myself. Do you see a downside to having the coercion?
Like at lines 22-23?
To be honest, I've hardly used this at all. I was going to prove that Cat has colimits, but I didn't get very far.
@Simon Hudon I think they have tspace
as abbreviation for @topological_space
in the topological_space.lean
file.
there's some local notation `cont` := @continuous _ _
I think
git grep tspace analysis/topology/continuity.lean:local notation `tspace` := topological_space
So my memory partly failed me.
Ah! Ok! It's a local notation, not an an abbreviation
Right... (I don't even know the difference...)
the difference is nobody knows what abbreviation
does :smile:
Coercions tend to break down once you have implicit parameters inside the term being coerced that Lean needs to infer.
Haha! Abbreviation is sometimes useful but if you use it wrong it's pretty annoying because it doesn't come with equations and you can decide to unfold it. And yet, it's not notation because it is represented in the syntax tree, it has a type, etc
I've seen that, it's true. I hear coercion used to be better in Lean 2.
Maybe an example would be if we had over X : Cat
, where X : C
and C : Cat
, then in A : over X
, Lean might play dumb and pretend not to be able to figure out what C
is
Did it happen with this example?
This is just hypothetical because I never got as far as doing things like that with bundled categories
I guess one could test with something like def over {C : Cat} (X : C) : Cat := C
(not the right definition, but it shouldn't matter) and then try to use the coercion
It also might only fail when Lean needs to use information from outside the thing being coerced to infer implicit arguments inside it--not sure
I mostly ran into trouble when using coercion to function types and never with coerce to sort. And one reason I would run into trouble was that I coerced to a polymorphic function type and I needed to infer some of the type parameters and Lean would just give up
I think I'll run an experiment with reformulating mathlib that way and see how difficult it is
Yeah, I can't remember having any issues with coercions to sort either
I just had a quick look and the following works:
structure cat : Type.{max (u+1) v+1} := (carrier : Type u) [inst : category.{v} carrier] instance has_coe_to_sort.cat : has_coe_to_sort cat.{u v} := { S := Type u, coe := cat.carrier } def Hom {C : cat.{u v}} (x y : C) : Type v := @category.hom _ C.inst x y variables {C : cat.{u v}} (x y : C) #check Hom x y
And then I can define the following notation:
notation x ` ⟶[` c `] ` y := Hom c x y #check Hom C x y -- x ⟶[C] y : Type v local infix ` ⟶ ` := Hom _ #check Hom C x y -- x ⟶ y : Type v
A bonus is that we can now give the category of types the correct name, namely Set
@Simon Hudon Don't you mean to make the argument C
to Hom
explicit?
@Johan Commelin Yes you're right! I changed it in my file and didn't bother fixing it here but it does matter you're right
@Reid Barton Wouldn't you define Set using set_theory
instead?
Nope!
It would be messy, and equivalent anyways
set_theory
sets have notions like global membership/subset predicates, which aren't relevant to Set
Oh! That simplifies a lot! I was trying to understand pushouts and pullbacks and on ncatlab.org, they refer to Set a lot so I kind of pulled back from them
The dictionary for reading mathematics is Type
= set, and set
= subset
(outside of set theory of course)
Ooooh
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Protection of the natural environment where many species of flora and fauna call home is our primary focus. Everything else gives way to the environment and in particular bird habitat.
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Our groups are small, generally a maximum of eight (8) participants plus the local English speaking Tour Leader/Guide. This ensures that the risk of disturbing wildlife and birds are kept to a minimum.
We ensure that Tour Leaders/Guides are trained and/or familiar with local culture, customs, food, local conservation issues and efforts in their local communities. We try as far as possible to ensure that Tour Leaders/Guides are capable of highlighting these aspects where appropriate and possess sufficient knowledge to be able to educate tour participants on the issues impacting bird and wildlife habitat and the role individuals can play in reducing any negative impact.
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A movie that has arose continuous controversy this year is Kevin Smith's new comedy `Dogma'. The film was said to be deeply offensive toward Catholics in it's manner of using organized religion as a basis for comedy. Smith offers a disclaimer before the events in `Dogma' even commence, stating that the film is not to be taken seriously and that it's a work of comedic fantasy. He adds that `even God has a sense of humor - just look at the platypus' (afterward, an apology is made to platypus fanatics, but that's a different story).
In handling it's religious views, `Dogma' is certainly not as offensive as you've been told. Smith actually takes the deep Catholicism quite seriously, posing intriguing questions and answering them with a great deal of faith and understanding. While not one of the best films of the year, `Dogma' is a thoroughly interesting experience full of surprising audacity.
Two fallen angels named Loki (Matt Damon) and Bartleby (Ben Affleck) have been inhabiting the city of Wisconsin after they were banned from Heaven for all eternity. Upon the arrival of an unidentified newspaper clipping, the pair realize a possible way to re-enter the pearly gates: a loophole in the Catholic dogma found in a church in New Jersey. Passing through the arch at this church would grant them a trip back into Heaven, but at the same time, it would wipe out all of human existence. Metatron (Alan Rickman), the voice of God, is dispatched to find the ‘Last Scion' (or the savior of all human kind). The Scion is none other than abortion clinic employee Bethany (Linda Fiorentino), who must prevent Loki and Bartleby's passage into the church. Assisting her are the two unlikely street prophets Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (director Smith), although they mainly just obsess about beautiful women and smoke a lot of pot. Reprising their roles from `Clerks', `Mallrats' and `Chasing Amy', Mewes and Smith are now (I'm convinced) two of the funniest characters in modern cinema.
Along their trek to New Jersey, more heavenly assistance is sent. Rufus (Chris Rock), who claims to be the unknown 13th Apostle, falls out of the sky and lands on the highway pavement in the nude. Jay and Silent Bob encounter Serendipity (Salma Hayek), a muse turned stripper who claims responsibility for 19 of the 20 top-grossing films of all time. Following our saviors is the horned demon Azrael (Jason Lee) and his three roller-blading henchmen. I suppose `Dogma' is somewhat of a road movie, and like most road movies, there are times the pace lags and the interest is inconsistent.
There are also plenty of moments when the humor is side-splitting. The duo of Mewes and Smith constantly delivers (Mewes with the punchline, Smith with the deadpan reaction). As the leading heroine, Fiorentino has too little to do with her important agenda, but the remainder of the cast is solid and well-balanced. Damon and Affleck have always performed well together, and here they provide the film's most thought-provoking moments. Examine the scene in which Loki and Bartleby grill a group of board members on their past sins, and you'll realize that `Dogma' functions on separate levels than a simple religious comedy.
The remarkable script, written by Smith, covers a lot of unlikely bases with a surprising amount of success. There's a hefty dose of cartoonish violence thrown in (such as a sequence that could be dubbed ‘Attack of the Excrement Monster'), but none of it is particularly unsettling because it looks purposely fake. Critic Roger Ebert has written that perhaps non-Catholics should be issued a catechism at the door, but I think the material doesn't lean that deeply into spirituality. `Dogma' provides honest laughs and is sure to please the majority of Smith's loyal followers (if they have forgiven him for `Mallrats'), but at the same time, it's a bit of a departure for the acclaimed writer/director. This film certainly has more widespread issues and pervasive violence, but Smith never loses grasp, although he slips a bit in the occasional interval of boring dialogue. An interesting move: Alanis Morisette has a cameo as God. Isn't that ironic? (ha, ha... never mind).
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218IsPresent (void) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218GetProductId (uint32_t *productId) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218GetRegulatorVoltage (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId, uint32_t *voltage) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218SetRegulatorVoltage (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId, uint32_t voltage, uint32_t timeout) |
| | Set the voltage of the regulator to the mV given. The declaration is present here to ensure this function is used only via function pointer. More...
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| static uint32_t | PMHALTps65218IsRegulatorEnabled (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218EnableRegulator (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PMHALTps65218DisableRegulator (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId) |
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| static uint32_t | PMHALTps65218GetRegulatorConvVoltage (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId, uint32_t avsVoltage) |
| | Return the Regulator Step voltage size. This is required by the voltage manager to understand the opp for the given voltage set for the given voltage rail. More...
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| static pmErrCode_t | PmhalTps65218VoltageToVoltOffset (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId, uint32_t voltage, uint32_t *voltOffset) |
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| static uint32_t | PmhalTps65218VoltOffsetToVoltage (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId, uint32_t voltOffset) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PmhalTps65218ReadPhyAddr (uint8_t i2cNum, uint32_t phyAddr, uint32_t *value) |
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| static pmErrCode_t | PmhalTps65218WritePhyAddr (uint8_t i2cNum, uint32_t phyAddr, uint32_t value) |
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| static uint32_t | PmhalTps65218CheckRegulatorEnabled (pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t regId) |
| | Is the given regulator enabled? This utility function must only be called by functions in this file and the caller must ensure that the PMIC communication is configured and enabled before calling this function. More...
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| static uint8_t | PmhalTps65218PhytoSlaveAddr (uint32_t phyAddr) |
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| static uint8_t | PmhalTps65218PhyToPageOffset (uint32_t phyAddr) |
| | In line function to find the Offset of a register address in a page. More...
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| static uint32_t | PmhalTps65218PhyToPage (uint32_t phyAddr) |
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| const pmhalPmicOperations_t * | PMHALTps65218GetPMICOps (void) |
| | Get PMIC ops structure. All the other functions are accessed via function pointers whose array is exported by this function. More...
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| void | PMHALTps65218ConfigureRegulatorMap (pmhalTps65218RegulatorMapPtr_t regulatorMap) |
| | The PMIC regulator output to the device input mapping can be different on different boards. This API can be used to provide a different mapping to the PMIC driver if the mapping does not match the default. Example table is shown below:
| Device voltage Rail | Ptr to Regulator |
| PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_MPU | PMHAL_TPS65037_REGULATOR_SMPS12 | | PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_CORE | PMHAL_TPS65037_REGULATOR_SMPS7 | | .... | | index (Refer | For index of the | | pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t) | gPmhalTps65218Regulator | | | refer |
This table when translated to code is as below: pmhalTps65218RegulatorMap_t regulatorMap[ PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_COUNT] = { { &gPmhalTps65218Regulator[PMHAL_TPS65218_REGULATOR_SMPS12], I2C_INSTANCE, PMIC_I2C_SLAVE_ADDRESS }, { &gPmhalTps65218Regulator[PMHAL_TPS65218_REGULATOR_SMPS7], I2C_INSTANCE, PMIC_I2C_SLAVE_ADDRESS }, ...... };. More...
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| |
Power Management IC - TPS65218 specific API implementation. APIs are exported by using function pointers.
The PMIC regulator output to the device input mapping can be different on different boards. This API can be used to provide a different mapping to the PMIC driver if the mapping does not
match the default. Example table is shown below:
| Device voltage Rail | Ptr to Regulator |
| PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_MPU | PMHAL_TPS65037_REGULATOR_SMPS12 | | PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_CORE | PMHAL_TPS65037_REGULATOR_SMPS7 | | .... | | index (Refer | For index of the | |
pmhalPrcmPmicRegulatorId_t) | gPmhalTps65218Regulator | | | refer |
This table when translated to code is as below: pmhalTps65218RegulatorMap_t regulatorMap[ PMHAL_PRCM_PMIC_REGULATOR_COUNT] = { { &gPmhalTps65218Regulator[PMHAL_TPS65218_REGULATOR_SMPS12], I2C_INSTANCE, PMIC_I2C_SLAVE_ADDRESS }, { &gPmhalTps65218Regulator[PMHAL_TPS65218_REGULATOR_SMPS7], I2C_INSTANCE, PMIC_I2C_SLAVE_ADDRESS }, ...... };.
- Parameters
-
| regulatorMap | Pointer to the array of pointers which gives the mapping. The array is defined as above. |
- Returns
- None


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Mapping Out my Journey
Four weeks into this adventure! January 18th, 2015
The past two weeks have been much more concentrated with Ruby. It's been a lot of researching of methods and googling of "HOW DOES THIS WORK?!!?" but I've gotten pretty used to the scheme of things. There are many ways to manipulate objects within Ruby. You can collect data using arrays, hashes, and use Enumerablesto search, and sort through them.
Let's discuss "map". To fully discuss "map", it's also important to talk about the another enumerable "each". Each iterates an object through a block for each value. Next, it throws out the return value of the block and returns the original object it was called on again. Let's take a look:
- [1,2,3].each do |i|
- i + 1
- end
This will return the result of 1, 2, and 3. Map, however, will do the same as each except it will instead transform the original object into a new object with the returned values. Like so:
- [1,2,3].map do |i|
- i + 1
- end
Which will become 2, 3, and 4.
This is especially useful when you need to change a certain element within an array or hash. Until next week!


Saving Private Ryan
****
It took me too long to see Saving Private Ryan - I finally saw the movie the second time it was released. No one wanted to see it with me; either they had already seen it or just afraid to go, they heard about the Omaha Beach scene. They knew what they were in for. It's not a buddy movie, a date movie, it's not an independent film. It's an experience, and sometimes those can be hard to watch. After the academy had deemed it Oscar worthy, after the accolades and the money and the praise heaped upon Spielberg and Hanks, and it was released a second time, I finally dragged the first available person. I wasn't going to miss out. It is the best movie of war I have ever seen. It competes with All Quiet on the Western Front, Platoon, The Best Years of Our Lives and Patton. But to me, it rises above those films because the experience stayed with me long after the theater. Yes, Omaha beach will long be in my memory, but so will the scene of the grunt trying to save the girl from sniper attack in the rainy French village; the final battle where men are slaughtered in hopes of saving a bridge, the moment on the stairs where a soldier confronts cowardice (which to me, resonates as one of the most realistic war scenes ever filmed. Of course in war there are heroes, but where there are heroes, there must be cowards. We don't see them in movies too often, but it frightens us more than death.) After three hours of Ryan, the audience didn't walk away from the theater easily. We were quiet as we left, many in tears, careful about the words we chose and who would hear what we say. Ryan is a movie that must be spoken of with the utmost care. You don't want to detract anything from the experience. Much has been written about the landing at Omaha beach; the absolute carnage, terror and shock. I never realized, even after reading the reviews, that those soldiers were simply sitting ducks in battle.  It is a triumph that any man made it off that beach alive. Ryan is honest, violent, and pulls your emotional strings at the right time, so you don't feel manipulated but instead shock, even fear. We weep because we have no other way of expressing what we're watching. He opens and closes the film with a US flag. Pride? Patriotism? Yes, but it's also a lesson not to take anything for granted. What's the point in reviewing a movie that doesn't need any else to say "Go see it?" Because it fills you with so much emotion and visual horror that a way of cleansing is to write and talk about it. After I got home from the theater I didn't say much of anything at all, only thankful that I watched it, and I wasn't there.
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QUESTION #1
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
animal := models.Animal{}
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Dog
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Cat
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #2
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
book := models.Book{}
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Mickey Mouse
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Harry Potter
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #3
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
card := models.Card{}
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Bank Card
Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Bank Card
Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #4
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
group := models.Group{}
id := 3
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Front Desk
Description: It is an area where visitors arrive and first encounter a staff at a place of business.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Reception
Description: It is an area where visitors arrive and first encounter a staff at a place of business.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #5
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
money := models.Money{}
id := 5
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Peso
Description: It is a currency name.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Peso
Description: It was a coin that originated in Spain.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #6
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
sport := models.Sport{}
id := 6
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Golf
Description: It is a club-and-ball sport.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Basketball
Description: It is a spherical object that rolls and bounces.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #7
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
article := models.Article{}
id := 2
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Pluto
Description: The ninth planet in the solar system
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Planet X
Description: Astronomers are now searching for the predicted planet.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #8
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
instrument := models.Instrument{}
id := 8
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Flute
Description: It is a family of musical instruments in the woodwind group.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Piano
Description: It is an acoustic, stringed musical instrument.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #9
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
building := models.Building{}
id := 6
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Empire State Building
Description: It is a 102-story Art Deco skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Burj Khalifa
Description: It is the world's tallest building.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #10
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
restaurant := models.Restaurant{}
id := 4
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Jollibee
Description: It is a Filipino multinational chain of fast food restaurants owned by Jollibee Foods Corporation.
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Share Cafe
Description: It is a casual restaurant that strives to create exquisite cuisine with incredible taste at a modest price point in a welcoming and stylish atmosphere.
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #11
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
person := models.Person{}
id := 3
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: John Doe
Address: My Address
Phone: My Phone
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Allen Dale
Address: 1 Main St, Woodbridge, NJ 07095, USA
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #12
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
company := models.Company{}
id := 5
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Accudata Inc.
Address: Kumintang Ibaba, Batangas
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: IntegrityNet Solutions And Services
Address: Joseling Road, Lungsod ng Batangas, 4200 Batangas
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #13
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
hardware := models.Hardware{}
id := 5
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Computer Monitor
Description: It is an output device that displays information in pictorial form.
Price: $30.00
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Random Access Memory (RAM)
Description: It is a form of computer data storage that stores data and machine code currently being used.
Price: $15.00
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #14
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
game := models.Game{}
id := 1
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Flappy Bird
Description: It is a mobile game developed by Vietnamese video game artist and programmer Dong Nguyen.
Publisher: dotGears
Release Date: May 24, 2013
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Mobile Legends
Description: It is a multiplayer online battle arena mobile game.
Publisher: Moonton
Release Date: July 11, 2016
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?
QUESTION #15
CODE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
movie := models.Movie{}
id := 10
OLD DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Train to Busan
Description: It is a 2016 South Korean zombie apocalypse action thriller film directed by Yeon Sang-ho and starring Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-mi, and Ma Dong-seok.
Director: Yeon Sang-ho
Release Date: July 2016
Country: South Korea
NEW DATA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Bohemian Rhapsody
Description: It is a 2018 biographical film about Freddie Mercury, lead singer of the British rock band Queen.
Director: Bryan Singer
Release Date: October 24, 2018
Country: United Kingdom
Which uAdmin function will match the given statement above?


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Albums
{% with albums = albums %}
{% include "_album_block.html" %}
{% endwith %}
Singles
{% with albums = singles %}
{% include "_album_block.html" %}
{% endwith %}
Compilations
{% with albums = compilations %}
{% include "_album_block.html" %}
{% endwith %}
Other
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{% include "_album_block.html" %}
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class ActiveRecord::Migration::CommandRecorder
ActiveRecord::Migration::CommandRecorder
records commands done
during a migration and knows how to reverse those commands. The CommandRecorder knows how to invert the
following commands:
-
add_column
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add_index
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add_timestamps
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create_table
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create_join_table
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remove_timestamps
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rename_column
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rename_index
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rename_table
Attributes
commands[RW]
delegate[RW]
reverting[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(delegate = nil)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 21 def initialize(delegate = nil) @commands = [] @delegate = delegate @reverting = false end
Public Instance Methods
inverse_of(command, args, &block)
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Returns the inverse of the given command. For example:
recorder.inverse_of(:rename_table, [:old, :new]) # => [:rename_table, [:new, :old]]
This method will raise an IrreversibleMigration
exception if
it cannot invert the command
.
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 63 def inverse_of(command, args, &block) method = :"invert_#{command}" raise IrreversibleMigration unless respond_to?(method, true) send(method, args, &block) end
record(*command, &block)
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record command
. command
should be a method name
and arguments. For example:
recorder.record(:method_name, [:arg1, :arg2])
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 48 def record(*command, &block) if @reverting @commands << inverse_of(*command, &block) else @commands << (command << block) end end
revert() { || ... }
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While executing the given block, the recorded will be in reverting mode. All commands recorded will end up being recorded reverted and in reverse order. For example:
recorder.revert{ recorder.record(:rename_table, [:old, :new]) } # same effect as recorder.record(:rename_table, [:new, :old])
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 34 def revert @reverting = !@reverting previous = @commands @commands = [] yield ensure @commands =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@reverting = !@reverting end
Private Instance Methods
invert_add_foreign_key(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 172 def invert_add_foreign_key(args) from_table, to_table, add_options = args add_options ||= {} if add_options[:name] options = { name: add_options[:name] } elsif add_options[:column] options = { column: add_options[:column] } else options = to_table end [:remove_foreign_key, [from_table, options]] end
invert_add_index(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 143 def invert_add_index(args) table, columns, options = *args options ||= {} index_name = options[:name] options_hash = index_name ? { name: index_name } : { column: columns } [:remove_index, [table, options_hash]] end
invert_change_column_null(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 167 def invert_change_column_null(args) args[2] = !args[2] [:change_column_null, args] end
invert_drop_table(args, &block)
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Calls superclass method
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 119 def invert_drop_table(args, &block) if args.size == 1 && block == nil raise ActiveRecord::IrreversibleMigration, "To avoid mistakes, drop_table is only reversible if given options or a block (can be empty)." end super end
invert_remove_column(args)
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Calls superclass method
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 130 def invert_remove_column(args) raise ActiveRecord::IrreversibleMigration, "remove_column is only reversible if given a type." if args.size <= 2 super end
invert_remove_index(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 153 def invert_remove_index(args) table, options = *args unless options && options.is_a?(Hash) && options[:column] raise ActiveRecord::IrreversibleMigration, "remove_index is only reversible if given a :column option." end options = options.dup [:add_index, [table, options.delete(:column), options]] end
invert_rename_column(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 139 def invert_rename_column(args) [:rename_column, [args.first] + args.last(2).reverse] end
invert_rename_index(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 135 def invert_rename_index(args) [:rename_index, [args.first] + args.last(2).reverse] end
invert_rename_table(args)
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# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 126 def invert_rename_table(args) [:rename_table, args.reverse] end
method_missing(method, *args, &block)
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Forwards any missing method call to the target.
Calls superclass method
# File lib/active_record/migration/command_recorder.rb, line 188 def method_missing(method, *args, &block) if @delegate.respond_to?(method) @delegate.send(method, *args, &block) else super end end


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Carl Sagan
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The surface of the earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean. Recently we’ve waded in the waves, and the water seems inviting.
Carl Sagan
via @nokapixel
Quick: What kind of party are they talking about?
Atheist bus FTW!

See, this is why there’s a medical crisis. We’re wasting the really cool treatments on monkeys.
Keynote. Just the good parts.
It’s pretty incredible.
Make the world a better place by legalizing drugs
And the pie she made is pretty nice, too.
When I installed Snow Leopard, Quicksilver stopped responding. This is not acceptable.
It was probably nice enough to quit for you. If not, you probably don’t need to do this. But still, duh, quit it if it’s running.
mv ~/Library/Application\ Support/Quicksilver{,~}
That’ll move all your Quicksilver settings out of the way, so that it’ll be like a brand new install. This means that you’ll temporarily lose all your customizations and trained shortcuts, but we’ll get them (mostly) back.
Get the latest beta from blacktree-alchemy’s google code project.
Drag to Applications, start it up, put it on the Dock, you know the drill.
This will create a new ~/Library/Application\ Support/Quicksilver folder. So, now you have two. The old (broken) one that ends in ~, and the new (empty) one that doesn’t have any plugins or preferences.
Start it just to make sure it works. Then close it. We’re gonna tinker in its brains a little.
cp ~/Library/Application\ Support/Quicksilver{~,}/Mnemonics.plist
This will “retrain” Quicksilver with all your learned behaviors. However, chances are, most of the things that it points do don’t exist yet, because the Catalogs are empty.
Open up Quicksilver, and make sure that ⌘space (or ⌃space or whatever) launches it like it did before.
Go into the settings with ⌘, and set everything the way you had it. This is tedious.
Enable plugins one-by-one. When Quicksilver crashes, you’ll know that you enabled something you shouldn’t have. Remove the folder in ~/Library/Application\ Support/Quicksilver/Plugins associated with the offensive thing. The “File” stuff is mostly broken, so hopefully you weren’t too in love with setting file attributes from Quicksilver.
Same for Catalogs.
If you don’t already use BezelHUD, you should have been. It is the win.
 If you add "$HOME/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Support/bin"
to the $PATH environment variable, and then restart Textmate, it seems to work. (I just added this to my .bashrc goodies.)
Ironically, I should really be doing some work right now, but this interesting thing popped up on my twitter feed (via seldo)
There are many cultural differences around which emoticons people use. While the sideways :)
style emoticons are more common in western cultures, the “right-side-up” style emoticons are more popular in eastern countries. Perhaps owing to their greater expressiveness, or the influence of manga on western culture and internet culture in particular, eastern-style emoticons have gained in popularity in the west, especially among nerds.
I started using them because they seemed to capture much more emotion, and lend themselves to a wider range of expressiveness. But for those unfamiliar with their meaning, they can be confusing.
The trick is to look at them as right-side-up faces, eyes on the sides, mouth in the middle. The size and position of the eyes usually indicates the emotion. It might help to put them in parentheses like (^_^)
so it looks more like a face. These are the ones I use.
ToT
Crying a lot. The Ts are eyes squinted shut, with a stream of tears. The “o” is a wide open mouth, because you’re crying so hard. Think WAAAAAAA!!!! like a cartoon baby.
T_T
Lotta tears, but not wailing. Maybe you’re just chopping onions or something.
;_;
Crying a little. The ;s are an eye with one tear coming down, and the mouth is shut. Sniff sniff.
v_v
Quiet frustrated resignation. Eyes are pointed down. “Alright. Fine. Whatever.”
/_\
/o\
Profound dismay. Opposite of smiling. Eyebrows are lifted in the middle, very sad. With the open mouth, it’s a wail of extreme sorrow.
O_O
Whoa!! Exclamation, surprise. Eyes are wide open.
-_-
Sleeping. Eyes are shut.
=_=
g_g
Sleepy. Note the bags under the eyes.
>_<
Furious or hurt. Like you just stubbed your toe. Fuck!
Dizzy, confused, disoriented. whoooaaa…
$_$
Thinking about money (Like the cartoons where the person’s eyes would go “chaching!”)
x_x
X_X
*…*
Dead (x’s over the eyes, skeleton face.)
o_O
Raised eyebrow, quizzical, interested. “Hm..?”
o_O?
Scratching head. Like o_O
but a bit more confused or intrigued.
^_^
Happy, grinning
^o^
WOW! YAY! Eyes are smiling, mouth wide open exclaiming about something. Sometimes with arms, like \(^o^)/
*^_^*
blushing
;^_^
Embarrassed, smiling. From the manga tradition of putting a giant sweat drop by the face of a character to indicate discomfort. More ; means more embarrassed.
d^_^b
Listening to music, headphones on
^.^
A happy kiss.
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Morning Yoga
MNM + Sun
Perdon Bridge
MNM + IZS
Rock Heart
Swimming Hole
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Free Fun
Trail
Backlit
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Dam
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#include "LPC17xx.h"
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Defines | |
| #define | MBED_CAN_H |
| #define | CAN_COB_NMT (0 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_SYNC (1 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TIME (2 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_EMCY (1 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TPDO1 (3 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_RPDO1 (4 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TPDO2 (5 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_RPDO2 (6 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TPDO3 (7 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_RPDO3 (8 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TPDO4 (9 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_RPDO4 (10 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_TSDO (11 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_RSDO (12 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_COB_ERROR_CONTROL (14 << 7) |
| #define | CAN_NMT_START 0x01 |
| #define | CAN_NMT_STOP 0x02 |
| #define | CAN_NMT_PREOP 0x80 |
| #define | CAN_NMT_RESET 0x81 |
| #define | CAN_NMT_RSCOMM 0x82 |
| #define | CAN_BUFSIZE 256 |
Functions | |
| void | setCANBaudrate (uint8_t, uint32_t) |
| Baudrate configuration function. | |
| void | initCAN (uint8_t) |
| CAN initialization function. | |
| uint8_t | CANopenRecv (uint8_t, uint8_t *, uint32_t *, uint8_t *) |
| Receive a CAN message via CANopen protocol. | |
| uint8_t | CANopenSend (uint8_t, uint8_t, uint32_t, uint8_t, uint8_t *) |
| Send a CAN message via CANopen protocol. | |
| void | flushCANRxBuffer (uint8_t) |
| Flush CAN receive buffers. | |
| void | flushCANTxBuffer (uint8_t) |
| Flush CAN transmit buffers. | |
| void | CAN_IRQHandler (void) |
| CAN IRQ handler. |
Various definitions for the CANopen implementation.
This file defines a basic number of objects and messages for the CANopen implementation provided by mbed-lib, and it provides function definitions.
| #define CAN_BUFSIZE 256 |
CAN buffer size.
| #define MBED_CAN_H |
Header guard.
| void CAN_IRQHandler | ( | void | ) |
CAN IRQ handler.
This routine is called when either of the CAN devices raises an interrupt. Do no call this routine yourself.
| uint8_t CANopenRecv | ( | uint8_t | portNo, |
| uint8_t * | nodeID, | ||
| uint32_t * | cobType, | ||
| uint8_t * | data | ||
| ) |
Receive a CAN message via CANopen protocol.
This routine reads an availabe message from the CAN receive buffer, if available.
| portNo | CAN interface to read from. Should be MBED_CAN0 or MBED_CAN1. |
| nodeID | Address of variable to store the CAN device ID that sent the message. |
| cobType | Address of variable to store the COB type of the message. |
| data | Pointer to data storage. |
| uint8_t CANopenSend | ( | uint8_t | portNo, |
| uint8_t | nodeID, | ||
| uint32_t | cobType, | ||
| uint8_t | len, | ||
| uint8_t * | data | ||
| ) |
Send a CAN message via CANopen protocol.
This routine sends a message via the CAN interface. If the message could not be sent (because the internal transmit buffers are full), the message is buffered and sent when when of the internal transmit buffers becomes availble.
| portNo | CAN interface to send on. Should be MBED_CAN0 or MBED_CAN1. |
| nodeID | ID of the CAN device the message should be sent to. |
| cobType | COB type of the message. |
| len | Message length. |
| data | Data to be sent. The total number of bytes that will be sent depends on the provided message length, but will never be more than eight bytes. |
| void flushCANRxBuffer | ( | uint8_t | portNo | ) |
Flush CAN receive buffers.
This routine flushes the CAN receive buffer by discarding all messages.
| portNo | CAN interface of which the buffer should be flushed. Should be MBED_CAN0 or MBED_CAN1. |
| void flushCANTxBuffer | ( | uint8_t | portNo | ) |
Flush CAN transmit buffers.
This routine flushes the CAN transmit buffer by discarding all messages.
| portNo | CAN interface of which the buffer should be flushed. Should be MBED_CAN0 or MBED_CAN1. |
| void initCAN | ( | uint8_t | portNo | ) |
| void setCANBaudrate | ( | uint8_t | portNo, |
| uint32_t | baudrate | ||
| ) |
Baudrate configuration function.
This function sets the baudrates for the MBED_CAN0 and MBED_CAN1 devices. Call this function before calling initSys().
| portNo | CAN interface to set the baudrate for. Should be MBED_CAN0 or MBED_CAN1. |
| baudrate | Desired baudrate, in bits per second. |


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| IStatefulObject<StateType,ErrorType extends java.lang.Throwable> | |
| StateListener<StateType> |
Listener for state changes
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| Class | Description |
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| AbstractState<StateType,ErrorType extends java.lang.Throwable> |
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IStatefulObject . |
| AttributesUtil | |
| BijectionMap<L,R> |
Bijection map is a 1:1 binding of 2-tuples.
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| BouncyCastleUtils |
BouncyCastle specific implementations of certain Crypto Utilities.
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| CertificateUtils |
A utility class for generating self-signed certificates for UA clients and
servers and for using them.
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| ConcurrentBijectionMap<L,R> |
Bijection map is a 1:1 binding of 2-tuples.
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| CryptoUtil |
This is class contains Cryptographic utilities
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2437.txt
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| CurrentThreadExecutor |
Executor that executes commands immediately in invokers thread.
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| EndpointUtil |
Discovery client enumerates endpoints.
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| FileUtil | |
| IncubationQueue<T> |
IncubationQueue is ordered queue where objects are added in two phases;
(a) as incubating, they are given queuing number, and as (b) hatched they become
available to the consumer.
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| MultiDimensionArrayUtils |
Multi-dimension array utils.
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| MultiDimensionArrayUtils.ArrayIterator<T> | |
| NumericRange |
A helper class for defining index ranges according to the OPC UA
specification.
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| ObjectUtils |
Object utils
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| ReflectionUtils | |
| SnapshotArray<T> |
SnapshotArray is synchronized list that provides copy-on-write-arraylist
of its contents.
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| SpongyCastleUtils |
SpongyCastle specific implementations of certain Crypto Utilities.
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| StackUtils |
Utility methods for the OPC UA Java Stack.
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| State<StateType> | |
| StreamUtil | |
| SunJceUtils |
SunJCE specific implementations of certain Crypto Utilities.
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| TimerUtil |
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| Description |
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void |
WebRtcEndpoint.addIceCandidate(Transaction tx,
IceCandidate candidate) |
Process an ICE candidate sent by the remote peer of the connection.
|
void |
ImageOverlayFilter.addImage(Transaction tx,
String id,
String uri,
float offsetXPercent,
float offsetYPercent,
float widthPercent,
float heightPercent,
boolean keepAspectRatio,
boolean center) |
Add an image to be used as overlay.
|
void |
MediaObject.addTag(Transaction tx,
String key,
String value) |
Adds a new tag to this MediaObject .
|
T |
AbstractBuilder.build(Transaction transaction) |
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.closeDataChannel(Transaction tx,
int channelId) |
Closes an open data channel
|
void |
Dispatcher.connect(Transaction tx,
HubPort source,
HubPort sink) |
Connects each corresponding MediaType of the given source port with the sink port.
|
void |
MediaElement.connect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink) |
Connects two elements, with the media flowing from left to right.
|
void |
MediaElement.connect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType) |
Connects two elements, with the media flowing from left to right.
|
void |
MediaElement.connect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType,
String sourceMediaDescription) |
Connects two elements, with the media flowing from left to right.
|
void |
MediaElement.connect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType,
String sourceMediaDescription,
String sinkMediaDescription) |
Connects two elements, with the media flowing from left to right.
|
void |
Mixer.connect(Transaction tx,
MediaType media,
HubPort source,
HubPort sink) |
Connects each corresponding MediaType of the given source port with the sink port.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx,
String label) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx,
String label,
boolean ordered) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx,
String label,
boolean ordered,
int maxPacketLifeTime) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx,
String label,
boolean ordered,
int maxPacketLifeTime,
int maxRetransmits) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.createDataChannel(Transaction tx,
String label,
boolean ordered,
int maxPacketLifeTime,
int maxRetransmits,
String protocol) |
Create a new data channel, if data channels are supported.
|
MediaPipeline |
KurentoClient.createMediaPipeline(Transaction tx) |
|
MediaPipeline |
KurentoClient.createMediaPipeline(Transaction tx,
Properties properties) |
|
void |
MediaElement.disconnect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink) |
Disconnects two media elements.
|
void |
MediaElement.disconnect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType) |
Disconnects two media elements.
|
void |
MediaElement.disconnect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType,
String sourceMediaDescription) |
Disconnects two media elements.
|
void |
MediaElement.disconnect(Transaction tx,
MediaElement sink,
MediaType mediaType,
String sourceMediaDescription,
String sinkMediaDescription) |
Disconnects two media elements.
|
void |
Mixer.disconnect(Transaction tx,
MediaType media,
HubPort source,
HubPort sink) |
Disonnects each corresponding MediaType of the given source port from the sink port.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.gatherCandidates(Transaction tx) |
Start the ICE candidate gathering.
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.generateOffer(Transaction tx) |
Generates an SDP offer with media capabilities of the Endpoint.
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.generateOffer(Transaction tx,
OfferOptions options) |
Generates an SDP offer with media capabilities of the Endpoint.
|
TFuture<List<MediaObject>> |
MediaObject.getChildren(Transaction tx) |
Get Children of this MediaObject .
|
TFuture<String> |
GStreamerFilter.getCommand(Transaction tx) |
Get String used to instantiate the GStreamer element, as in gst-launch (https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/tools/gst-launch.html).
|
TFuture<ConnectionState> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getConnectionState(Transaction tx) |
Get Connection state.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
ServerManager.getCpuCount(Transaction tx) |
Number of CPU cores that the media server can use.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
MediaObject.getCreationTime(Transaction tx) |
Get MediaObject creation time in seconds since Epoch.
|
TFuture<String> |
PlayerEndpoint.getElementGstreamerDot(Transaction tx) |
Get Returns the GStreamer DOT string for this element's private pipeline
|
TFuture<Integer> |
MediaElement.getEncoderBitrate(Transaction tx) |
Get Target video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
TFuture<String> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getExternalIPv4(Transaction tx) |
Get External IPv4 address of the media server.
|
TFuture<String> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getExternalIPv6(Transaction tx) |
Get External IPv6 address of the media server.
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TFuture<String> |
Hub.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx) |
Returns a string in dot (graphviz) format that represents the gstreamer elements inside the pipeline
|
TFuture<String> |
Hub.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx,
GstreamerDotDetails details) |
Returns a string in dot (graphviz) format that represents the gstreamer elements inside the pipeline
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaElement.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx) |
Return a .dot file describing the topology of the media element.
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaElement.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx,
GstreamerDotDetails details) |
Return a .dot file describing the topology of the media element.
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaPipeline.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx) |
Returns a string in dot (graphviz) format that represents the gstreamer elements inside the pipeline
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaPipeline.getGstreamerDot(Transaction tx,
GstreamerDotDetails details) |
Returns a string in dot (graphviz) format that represents the gstreamer elements inside the pipeline
|
TFuture<List<IceCandidatePair>> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getICECandidatePairs(Transaction tx) |
Get the ICE candidate pair (local and remote candidates) used by the ICE library for each stream.
|
TFuture<List<IceConnection>> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getIceConnectionState(Transaction tx) |
Get the ICE connection state for all the connections.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getIceTcp(Transaction tx) |
Get Enable ICE-TCP candidate gathering.
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaObject.getId(Transaction tx) |
Get Unique identifier of this MediaObject .
|
TFuture<ServerInfo> |
ServerManager.getInfo(Transaction tx) |
Get Server information, version, modules, factories, etc
|
TFuture<String> |
ServerManager.getKmd(Transaction tx,
String moduleName) |
Returns the kmd associated to a module
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaPipeline.getLatencyStats(Transaction tx) |
Get If statistics about pipeline latency are enabled for all mediaElements
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.getLocalSessionDescriptor(Transaction tx) |
Returns the local SDP.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
SdpEndpoint.getMaxAudioRecvBandwidth(Transaction tx) |
Get Maximum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
MediaElement.getMaxEncoderBitrate(Transaction tx) |
Get Maximum video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
SdpEndpoint.getMaxVideoRecvBandwidth(Transaction tx) |
Get Maximum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getMaxVideoSendBandwidth(Transaction tx) |
Get Maximum outbound bitrate sent by this endpoint.
|
TFuture<MediaPipeline> |
MediaObject.getMediaPipeline(Transaction tx) |
|
TFuture<MediaState> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getMediaState(Transaction tx) |
Get Media flow state.
|
TFuture<String> |
ServerManager.getMetadata(Transaction tx) |
Get Metadata stored in the server
|
TFuture<Integer> |
MediaElement.getMinEncoderBitrate(Transaction tx) |
Get Minimum video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getMinVideoRecvBandwidth(Transaction tx) |
Get Minimum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getMinVideoSendBandwidth(Transaction tx) |
Get Minimum outbound bitrate sent by this endpoint.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getMtu(Transaction tx) |
Get Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) used for RTP.
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaObject.getName(Transaction tx) |
Get This MediaObject 's name.
|
TFuture<String> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getNetworkInterfaces(Transaction tx) |
Get Local network interfaces used for ICE gathering.
|
TFuture<MediaObject> |
MediaObject.getParent(Transaction tx) |
Get Parent of this MediaObject .
|
TFuture<List<MediaPipeline>> |
ServerManager.getPipelines(Transaction tx) |
Get All the pipelines available in the server
|
TFuture<Long> |
PlayerEndpoint.getPosition(Transaction tx) |
Get Get or set the actual position of the video in ms.
|
TFuture<RembParams> |
BaseRtpEndpoint.getRembParams(Transaction tx) |
Get Advanced parameters to configure the congestion control algorithm.
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.getRemoteSessionDescriptor(Transaction tx) |
This method returns the remote SDP.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaObject.getSendTagsInEvents(Transaction tx) |
Get Flag activating or deactivating sending the element's tags in fired events.
|
TFuture<List<String>> |
ServerManager.getSessions(Transaction tx) |
Get All active sessions in the server
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSinkConnections(Transaction tx) |
Gets information about the source pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSinkConnections(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
Gets information about the source pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSinkConnections(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType,
String description) |
Gets information about the source pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSourceConnections(Transaction tx) |
Gets information about the sink pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSourceConnections(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
Gets information about the sink pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<List<ElementConnectionData>> |
MediaElement.getSourceConnections(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType,
String description) |
Gets information about the sink pads of this media element.
|
TFuture<UriEndpointState> |
UriEndpoint.getState(Transaction tx) |
Get State of the endpoint
|
TFuture<Map<String,Stats>> |
MediaElement.getStats(Transaction tx) |
Gets the statistics related to an endpoint.
|
TFuture<Map<String,Stats>> |
MediaElement.getStats(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
Gets the statistics related to an endpoint.
|
TFuture<String> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getStunServerAddress(Transaction tx) |
Get STUN server IP address.
|
TFuture<Integer> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getStunServerPort(Transaction tx) |
Get Port of the STUN server
|
TFuture<String> |
MediaObject.getTag(Transaction tx,
String key) |
Returns the value of given tag, or MEDIA_OBJECT_TAG_KEY_NOT_FOUND if tag is not defined.
|
TFuture<List<Tag>> |
MediaObject.getTags(Transaction tx) |
Returns all tags attached to this MediaObject .
|
TFuture<String> |
WebRtcEndpoint.getTurnUrl(Transaction tx) |
Get TURN server URL.
|
TFuture<String> |
UriEndpoint.getUri(Transaction tx) |
Get The uri for this endpoint.
|
TFuture<String> |
HttpEndpoint.getUrl(Transaction tx) |
Obtains the URL associated to this endpoint
|
TFuture<Float> |
ServerManager.getUsedCpu(Transaction tx,
int interval) |
Average CPU usage of the server.
|
TFuture<Long> |
ServerManager.getUsedMemory(Transaction tx) |
Returns the amount of memory that the server is using, in KiB
|
TFuture<VideoInfo> |
PlayerEndpoint.getVideoInfo(Transaction tx) |
Get Returns info about the source being played
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaFlowingIn(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
This method indicates whether the media element is receiving media of a certain type.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaFlowingIn(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType,
String sinkMediaDescription) |
This method indicates whether the media element is receiving media of a certain type.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaFlowingOut(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
This method indicates whether the media element is emitting media of a certain type.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaFlowingOut(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType,
String sourceMediaDescription) |
This method indicates whether the media element is emitting media of a certain type.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaTranscoding(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType) |
Indicates whether this media element is actively transcoding between input and output pads.
|
TFuture<Boolean> |
MediaElement.isMediaTranscoding(Transaction tx,
MediaType mediaType,
String binName) |
Indicates whether this media element is actively transcoding between input and output pads.
|
void |
UriEndpoint.pause(Transaction tx) |
Pauses the feed
|
void |
PlayerEndpoint.play(Transaction tx) |
Starts reproducing the media, sending it to the :rom:cls:`MediaSource`.
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.processAnswer(Transaction tx,
String answer) |
Generates an SDP offer with media capabilities of the Endpoint.
|
TFuture<String> |
SdpEndpoint.processOffer(Transaction tx,
String offer) |
Processes SDP offer of the remote peer, and generates an SDP answer based on the endpoint's capabilities.
|
void |
RecorderEndpoint.record(Transaction tx) |
Starts storing media received through the sink pad.
|
void |
KurentoObject.release(Transaction tx) |
|
void |
ImageOverlayFilter.removeImage(Transaction tx,
String id) |
Remove the image with the given ID.
|
void |
DispatcherOneToMany.removeSource(Transaction tx) |
Remove the source port and stop the media pipeline.
|
void |
MediaObject.removeTag(Transaction tx,
String key) |
Removes an existing tag.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.requestKeyframe(Transaction tx) |
Force sending a new keyframe request to the upstream elements in the Kurento
Pipeline, towards the associated producer.
|
void |
MediaElement.setAudioFormat(Transaction tx,
AudioCaps caps) |
Set the type of data for the audio stream.
|
void |
GStreamerFilter.setElementProperty(Transaction tx,
String propertyName,
String propertyValue) |
Provide a value to one of the GStreamer element's properties.
|
void |
MediaElement.setEncoderBitrate(int encoderBitrate,
Transaction tx) |
Set Target video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setExternalIPv4(String externalIPv4,
Transaction tx) |
Set External IPv4 address of the media server.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setExternalIPv6(String externalIPv6,
Transaction tx) |
Set External IPv6 address of the media server.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setIceTcp(boolean iceTcp,
Transaction tx) |
Set Enable ICE-TCP candidate gathering.
|
void |
MediaPipeline.setLatencyStats(boolean latencyStats,
Transaction tx) |
Set If statistics about pipeline latency are enabled for all mediaElements
|
void |
AlphaBlending.setMaster(Transaction tx,
HubPort source,
int zOrder) |
Sets the source port that will be the master entry to the mixer
|
void |
SdpEndpoint.setMaxAudioRecvBandwidth(int maxAudioRecvBandwidth,
Transaction tx) |
Set Maximum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
void |
MediaElement.setMaxEncoderBitrate(int maxEncoderBitrate,
Transaction tx) |
Set Maximum video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
void |
SdpEndpoint.setMaxVideoRecvBandwidth(int maxVideoRecvBandwidth,
Transaction tx) |
Set Maximum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.setMaxVideoSendBandwidth(int maxVideoSendBandwidth,
Transaction tx) |
Set Maximum outbound bitrate sent by this endpoint.
|
void |
MediaElement.setMinEncoderBitrate(int minEncoderBitrate,
Transaction tx) |
Set Minimum video bitrate for media transcoding.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.setMinVideoRecvBandwidth(int minVideoRecvBandwidth,
Transaction tx) |
Set Minimum inbound bitrate requested by this endpoint.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.setMinVideoSendBandwidth(int minVideoSendBandwidth,
Transaction tx) |
Set Minimum outbound bitrate sent by this endpoint.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.setMtu(int mtu,
Transaction tx) |
Set Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) used for RTP.
|
void |
MediaObject.setName(String name,
Transaction tx) |
Set This MediaObject 's name.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setNetworkInterfaces(String networkInterfaces,
Transaction tx) |
Set Local network interfaces used for ICE gathering.
|
void |
FaceOverlayFilter.setOverlayedImage(Transaction tx,
String uri,
float offsetXPercent,
float offsetYPercent,
float widthPercent,
float heightPercent) |
Sets the image to use as overlay on the detected faces.
|
void |
AlphaBlending.setPortProperties(Transaction tx,
float relativeX,
float relativeY,
int zOrder,
float relativeWidth,
float relativeHeight,
HubPort port) |
Configure the blending mode of one port.
|
void |
PlayerEndpoint.setPosition(long position,
Transaction tx) |
Set Get or set the actual position of the video in ms.
|
void |
BaseRtpEndpoint.setRembParams(RembParams rembParams,
Transaction tx) |
Set Advanced parameters to configure the congestion control algorithm.
|
void |
MediaObject.setSendTagsInEvents(boolean sendTagsInEvents,
Transaction tx) |
Set Flag activating or deactivating sending the element's tags in fired events.
|
void |
DispatcherOneToMany.setSource(Transaction tx,
HubPort source) |
Sets the source port that will be connected to the sinks of every HubPort of the dispatcher
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setStunServerAddress(String stunServerAddress,
Transaction tx) |
Set STUN server IP address.
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setStunServerPort(int stunServerPort,
Transaction tx) |
Set Port of the STUN server
|
void |
WebRtcEndpoint.setTurnUrl(String turnUrl,
Transaction tx) |
Set TURN server URL.
|
void |
MediaElement.setVideoFormat(Transaction tx,
VideoCaps caps) |
Set the type of data for the video stream.
|
void |
UriEndpoint.stop(Transaction tx) |
Stops the feed
|
void |
RecorderEndpoint.stopAndWait(Transaction tx) |
Stops recording and does not return until all the content has been written to the selected uri.
|
void |
FaceOverlayFilter.unsetOverlayedImage(Transaction tx) |
Clear the image to be shown over each detected face.
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--- layout: post title: Trip to the Netherlands for MageUnconference, PHP Meetup in Amersfoort and visiting Boooking.com Headquarters tags: trip netherlands utrecht magento conference meetup ---
After going to Europe few months ago to Developers Paradise 2016, I came back once again to the Old Continent for MageUnconference Netherlands!
Have you ever heard about the "UnConference" format? It is very similiar to all you already know about conferences except for having no pre-determined speakers and no pre-determined talks!
In order to avoid the conventional format where there is a full grid of talks and plenty amount of topics which often times unmatches the audience's desire, the participants come up with topics they want to hear and discuss about during the sessions, and choose them through a quick voting process.
Sander Mangel and Guido Jansen announcing the topics proposed by the audience
This format has been successfully implemented twice in Germany for the Magento world in the past couple of years. It is the first time taking place in the Netherlands thanks to Dutchento. Around 100 attendees (mostly from the Netherlands) joined to this great event at Fort aan de Klop in Utrecht, during October 14-16th of 2016.
Yeah, let's experience another great adventure: The Netherlands! I spent one week in the Europe. I went to Amsterdam, Amersfoort, Utrecht and also Brussels in Belgium. My flight took around 18 hours to go and other 22 hours to go back. However, I tell you it was worthy! There is nothing better than to be among the best guys of Magento World!
(please don't tell anybody their wifi password - it's a secret!)
I landed in Amsterdam three days before the event and I found out a pretty cool monthly meetup taking place in Amersfoort and it was about 40 minutes by train. By the way, when I was heading out to there I suddenly met with somebody that I highly respect: Rafael Dohms. He is the founder of the two largest PHP groups in the universe (PHPSP in São Paulo, Brazil and PHP Amsterdam in the Netherlands since he moved here years ago). It as cool as unexpected. We talked about very technical Software Development topics while walking from the train station to the event's location.
Coincidentally a friend of mine from Brazil, Luís Cobucci would be talking that night about "Fix your code!". I was very happy for making new PHP friends whom warmly welcomed me as Renato Mendes Figueiredo.
Fix your architecture by Mr. @lcobucci! #php033 pic.twitter.com/KwMHVnItae
— PHPAmersfoort (@PHPAmersfoort) October 11, 2016
with Rafael Dohms and Luís Cobucci - Brazilians everywhere!
Typically the first night is reserved for BBQ, networking, meeting old friends and making new ones!
No sessions for the first night, only BBQ allowed! Photo credits to Dutchento
After a great night of fun let's start working hard! As written above, there was no pre-determined talk. And as you guys may see in the image below, each one of us had the opportunity to propose a topic for discussion, explain it to everybody in the room and after voting.
Guido voting!
In about 20 minutes everybody had voted and the sessions started! There were 4 rooms having sessions simultaneously. You are free to choose anyone you wish.
Diving into Magento's 2 Knockout.js with Jisse Reitsma
Giel Berkers breaking down UI Components with
Sander Mangel and Sherrie Rohde: better implementing SUPEE patches
End of the day, it's time to relax and have fun time! They contracted an Obstacle Course and I recorded Guido playing it!
just a normal day in @guido's life. #realmagento #muc16nl pic.twitter.com/9rRakPNZRe
— Matheus Gontijo (@mhgontijo) October 15, 2016
read the rules first
Got a gift from Brazil from my Magefriend @mhgontijo 😀 pic.twitter.com/CfgDaUqsk7
— Peter Jaap Blaakmeer (@PeterJaap) October 15, 2016
I also gave away some cool Brazilian souvenirs ;)
It is finished... thanks guy for the great opportunity to be together!
Good Morning #MUC16NL! Time for our final Unconference day at @FortAanDeKlop in Utrecht! pic.twitter.com/t1UkmCvU5y
— Dutchento (@dutchento) October 16, 2016
Thanks Dutchento for the hard work! (not sure if entire team is on the pic). Hope see you folks in 2017. By using the hashtag #muc16nl you can follow the even't news. All the beautiful photos are available here, check this out!
Work hard, have fun, wear red! @sabineoa @sandermangel #muc16nl pic.twitter.com/nuLUcPIJr8
— Monique Bruijn (@monique_bruijn) October 15, 2016
Front of Booking.com Headquarters
I also had the opportunity to visit the Booking.com Headquarters. A friend of mine, Marcus Garcia is working there for few years now and gently he offered me a complete tour through the building.
Please, note how serious bike paths are in the Netherlands! Inside-the-building hahaha! People here love their bikes!
In the rooftoops
Famous Amsterdam Canals
Brussels, Belgium - Parque du Cinquantenaire


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