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This website was created in part to assist in a larger, ongoing project of tracing Henry VIII’s building
workers and their movements from house to house. The records are incomplete, but nevertheless still vast. The general pattern is that the king’s officials brought in master craftsmen from previous projects to head construction, and recruited skilled workmen from the capital and other regions as needed to staff the workshop. Unskilled labor was usually locally hired. In sites of extended building, like Hampton Court palace, the local economy was heavily impacted for years by these construction projects.
This site showcases one thread, often invisible, in this busy production scene: the women who appear on the payroll records of these house construction sites. They are far fewer than the men, and almost without exception appear in ancillary positions, as sellers of miscellaneous goods or wives of more formally established artisans employed in the building trade. Nevertheless, by highlighting these individuals, we hope to provide a glimpse into a lively and significant, if frequently overlooked, aspect that women played in the building works that flourished so strongly in Henry VIII’s England.


Since Concordion 2.0.0
Concordion has support for specifications containing examples. These are run as seperate jUnit tests.
The example command also supports the example listener.
To specify that a piece of HTML should be run before each example, annotate the enclosing HTML tag with the concordion:example tag, putting the keyword "before" in the expression

...Example goes here

In this case, we simply reset a counter.

And set a variable for use in an example

Of course, you can have tables in a before example - this can be useful for populating a database with data
| Table Row | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | A database row |
| 2 | Another database row |
To specify that a piece of HTML is an example, annotate the enclosing HTML tag with the concordion:example tag, putting your example name in the expression. Do not use "before" as your example name as Concordion will intrepret your example as a piece of your spec that must be executed before each example.

Example goes here

Note that the class of "example" is optional - the default concordion stylesheet will make the example look pretty
In this case, we can assert that our counter is 10 and then increment the counter so that other examples will fail if the before part of the specification is not run. The counter is now 11
Namespaces in examples are separate. So if you set a variable in your spec to a value, then other examples will not have access to that value. To prove this, in both examples we assert that #notshared variable is null and then set it to "a value". We do this in both examples to counter running order effects.
Of course, variables set in the before example are accessible (but changes to them in one example are not visible in the other examples)
Note that methods in the fixture class annotated with @BeforeSpecification are executed exactly once before any examples are run. Methods annotated with @AfterSpecification are executed after the specification has executed.
Finally, we assert that 2 table rows were added to our database.
This is a separate example in the specification. Note that concordion automatically adds an id
attribute
anchor into the output HTML so you can link to particular examples. The value of the concordion:example attribute is used for the id. For example, you can link to this example by adding
#example2
to the URL.

Example goes here

In this case, we also assert that our counter is 10 and then increment the counter so that other examples will fail if the before part of the specification is not run. The counter is now 11
Namespaces in examples are separate. So if you set a variable in one example to a value using something like

Then other examples will not have access to that value. To prove this, in both examples we assert that #notshared variable is null and then set it to "a value". We do this in both examples to counter running order effects.
Of course, variables set in the before example are accessible.
Note that methods in the fixture class annotated with @BeforeSpecification are executed exactly once before any examples are run. Methods annotated with @AfterSpecification are executed after the specification has executed.
Finally, we assert that 2 table rows were added to our database.
Concordion can execute each row in a table as an example. To do this, use the c:example tag in one of the table header columns and specify the example name in the corresponding column of each row.
For example:

Example Name
Counter value

1st Table Example
12

2nd Table Example
11

3rd Table Example
11

| Example Name | Counter value |
|---|---|
| 1st Table Example | 11 |
| 2nd Table Example | 11 |
| 3rd Table Example | 11 |
| Example Name | Counter value |
|---|---|
| 4th Table Example | 11 |
| 5th Table Example | 11 |
| 6th Table Example | 11 |
When reporting run results for the specification as a whole, Concordion sums the success, failure, ignored, or exception counts from each example in the specification.
For example, a spec (LotsOfExamples.html) with two successful examples, a failed example, an an exception example with a total of 10 successes, 2 failures and 2 exceptions returns 10 successes, 2 failure, 2 exceptions, and 0 ignores
Tests outside of any example block (the tests in this block are outside an example block) are still executed and the results of these tests are reported back in the same way as if the test had no examples:
A spec (AssertsOutsideExamples.html) with a successful example containing 2 successful assertions and two assertions outside the example, one of which fails, returns 3 successes, 1 failure, 0 exceptions, and 0 ignores
Finally, we assert that 2 table rows were added to our database.
A new fixture instance is created for each example, in keeping with the way that JUnit creates a new instance per test.
Fixture fields can be scoped for reuse across a specification, in addition to the default example scope.
@BeforeExample
and @AfterExample
methods are called for each example, including the "outer" example.
In addition, you can use example listeners.
Concordion examples can be marked as expected to fail:

Example goes here

A spec (ExamplesMarkedExpectedToFail.html) with an unimplemented example, a successful example and a failing example all marked as ExpectedToFail, returns 0 successes, 2 failures, 0 exceptions, and 1 ignores.
When calling another specification that fails fast on an example that is expected to fail, the result is "ignored".
Concordion examples can also be marked as ignored:

Example goes here

A spec (ExamplesMarkedIgnored.html) with an ignored example, returns 0 successes, 0 failures, 0 exceptions, and 1 ignores.
Concordion examples can be marked as unimplemented.

Example goes here

Any asserts done in the example will cause the example to fail the spec.
A spec (ExamplesMarkedUnimplemented.html) with an unimplemented example, a successful example and a failing example all marked as Unimplemented, returns 0 successes, 2 failure, 0 exceptions, and 1 ignores.


Represents a Gui that visualizes and allows mouse interaction with an Ability. More...
#include <AbilityCell.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | onClicked_ (Panel *panel, QPointF pos, int button) |
| Executed when the AbilityCell is clicked. More... | |
Signals | |
| void | clicked (AbilityCell *abilityCell, int button) |
Public Member Functions | |
| AbilityCell (int width, int height, Ability *ability=nullptr) | |
| void | setAbility (Ability *ability) |
| Sets the Ability that the AbilityCell should be visualizing. More... | |
| Ability * | ability () |
| Returns the Ability of the AbilityCell. More... | |
| void | setSize (int width, int height) |
| Sets the width and height of the AbilityCell. More... | |
| void | setBackgroundColor (const QColor &color) |
| Sets the background color of the AbilityCell. More... | |
| void | setBackgroundPixmap (const QPixmap &pixmap) |
| Sets the background of the AbilityCell to a QPixmap. More... | |
| QGraphicsItem * | getGraphicsItem () |
| Returns the root QGraphicsItem that has the drawings for the Gui. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from qge::Gui | |
| Gui () | |
| Returns the position of the Gui relative to its parent (or relative to top left of screen if no parent). More... | |
| ~Gui () | |
| QPointF | guiPos () |
| Returns the position of the Gui relative to its parent (or relative to the top left of the screen if no parent). More... | |
| void | setGuiPos (const QPointF &guiPos) |
| Sets the position of the Gui relative to its parent (or relative to top left of screen if no parent) More... | |
| void | setGuiRotation (double degrees) |
| Sets the rotation of the Gui clockwise. 0 is not rotated. More... | |
| void | setParentGui (Gui *gui) |
| Sets the Parent of this Gui to the specified Gui. More... | |
| Game * | game () |
| Returns the Game that the Gui is in. More... | |
| virtual QRectF | getGuiBoundingBox () |
| Returns the bounding box for the Gui. More... | |
Represents a Gui that visualizes and allows mouse interaction with an Ability.
When the Ability in the AbilityCell is clicked, AbilityCell will emit a signal.
| AbilityCell::AbilityCell | ( | int | width, |
| int | height, | ||
| Ability * | ability = nullptr |
||
| ) |
| Ability * AbilityCell::ability | ( | ) |
Returns the Ability of the AbilityCell.
|
signal |
|
virtual |
Returns the root QGraphicsItem that has the drawings for the Gui.
This is the QGraphicsItem that goes in the scene when Game::addGui() is called.
Implements qge::Gui.
|
slot |
Executed when the AbilityCell is clicked.
Will simply emit clicked().
| void AbilityCell::setAbility | ( | Ability * | ability | ) |
Sets the Ability that the AbilityCell should be visualizing.
| void AbilityCell::setBackgroundColor | ( | const QColor & | color | ) |
Sets the background color of the AbilityCell.
This works exactly the same as ItemCell::setBackgroundColor().
| void AbilityCell::setBackgroundPixmap | ( | const QPixmap & | pixmap | ) |
Sets the background of the AbilityCell to a QPixmap.
| void AbilityCell::setSize | ( | int | width, |
| int | height | ||
| ) |
Sets the width and height of the AbilityCell.


new Comparator
the comparator interface certainly can be extracted and thus 'inherited' by all that will use it. sort, equality, contain operations all require the ability to compare elements within the datastructure, so the following general statements are made: - if assertType option is not specified: + sort operations should throw an exception + contain/equals operations should always return false. - if assertType is set to a string (e.g. typeof assertType == "string") + assertType == "number", use predefined NumberComparator + assertType == "string", use predefined StringComparator + assertType == "boolean", use predefined BooleanComparator - if assertType is an object (e.g. typeof assertType == "object") + access the "type" property, which will contain a string value that is used to verify correct types are being inserted. + apply the comparator argument and use that during sort/contain/equals operations.
This:
- {LinkedList}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cfg |
Object | contains configuration options |
- Source:
- js/base_comparable.js, line 74
Methods
-
assertElementType
-
Assert that the object being inserted/added into the collection has the same type as the existing objects. This is a runtime assertion to guarantee that the same 'class' of object is being added into a collection (under the assumption that its important, as sort and compare operations are to be performed subsequently).
- Source:
- js/base_comparable.js, line 117


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WITNESS LIST Education Committee March 10, 1999-11:00A SB 266 FOR: Govea, Sam (TCIL Cathedral School), El Paso Koch, Steve (Jesuit College Prep. School), Dallas Meyer, Sister Jane (St. Agnes Academy), Houston Zinnamon, Fr. Brian (Strake Jesuit College Prep. School), Houston AGAINST: Farney, Bill (Texas Public Schools), Austin Herbert, Charles (UIL Leg. Council), Houston Shaddix, Julian (TASSP), Austin Steele, Byron (UIL Legislative Council), Schertz ON: Moses, Mike (TEA), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: McDonald, William J. (Strake Jesuit College Prep. School), Houston Against: Borden, Sandi (TEPSA), Austin Eaton, Holly (TCTA), Austin Lara, Rene (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin Martinez, LouAnn (TASA), Austin Ramos, Joe (TASB), Austin Rogers, Don (Tx. Assn. of Community Schools), Austin SB 328 FOR: Green, Charles (Sears Driving School), Arlington Registering, but not testifying: For: Young, Robert (Sears Driving School), Arlington Against: Rogers, Don (Tx. Assn. of Community Schools), Austin SB 406 FOR: Davis, David M. (ITT Technical Institute), Indianapolis,IN Juhlin, Eric S. (Court Reporting Institute of Dallas), Dallas ON: Barron, Glenda O. (Tx. Higher Ed. Coord. Board), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Sandford, Bill (Tx. Higher Ed. Coord. Board), Austin Swanson, Ron (Tx. Higher Ed. Coord. Board), Austin SB 491 AGAINST: Brown, Judy (Walsh, Anderson, Brown, Schulze & Aldridge), Austin SB 521 ON: Reissig, Larrilyn (Comptroller's Office), Austin Wilson, Dan (Comptroller's Office), Austin SB 608 ON: Sandford, Bill (Tx. Higher Ed. Coord. Board), Austin Swanson, Ron (Tx. Higher Ed. Coord. Board), Austin


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This error only happens when you go to a web address that doesn't exist, so you either
typed in the address wrong, or clicked a bad link, or somethings not here anymore. No Worries.
Unless I am mistaken there should still be the bar at the top with our websites name. Just click
the website name and you should be brought back to the home page. Alternatively, you should still be
able to use your browsers back button. If you keep ending up at this page something weird is happening.
Double check any links you are clicking, if the link isn't part of the website we offer no guarentees
that it works. If the link is provided by us, please let us know and we'll try to fix it.


5 injured in violent two-car crash in Koreatown
KOREATOWN, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Several people were injured, including two critically, in a crash that left one vehicle wrapped around a traffic pole at an intersection in Koreatown.
Firefighters and police responded to the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and N. Western Avenue around 5:07 a.m. Friday.
Officials said two people were in critical condition, two were seriously injured and one was in fair condition. First responders worked to extricate an occupant who was trapped inside a vehicle.
Both cars involved sustained significant damage, including one in which the hood appeared to be completely smashed in.
Officials said drivers can expect additional congestion in the area as crews worked to clear the scene.
Details of what led up to the accident or whether alcohol, drugs or speed were factors were not immediately available.


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On a Sunday our pastor teaches us from the Bible at the front of the church. However, during the week small Bible study groups are held so that we can meet informally for fellowship, interactive Bible study and prayer. Three of these are run in people's homes and one runs at the church.
The material is prepared by the Pastor and Church Leaders and we all work through the same material. All the groups are run by capable leaders and such times provide the opportunity to ask questions.
At present, two groups run on a Tuesday evening and two on a Thursday evening. Everyone is welcome to join one of these groups. Please contact our pastor for further details.


Contains helper methods for loading and managing the available services.
- A
- D
- G
- V
| ARRAY_CLASSNAME | = | 'SOAP::SOAPArray' |
Add a new environment to the list.
Args:
- name: the name for the new environment
- endpoint_hash: a hash of endpoint URLs, indexed by version number, e.g.:
{ 13 => 'URL_FOR_v13', 200906 => 'URL_FOR_v200906' }
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 107 def self.add_environment(name, endpoint_hash) @@environments[name] = endpoint_hash end
Perform the loading of the necessary source files for a version
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 116 def self.do_require(version) get_services(version).each do |service| eval("require 'adwords4r/v#{version}/#{service}ServiceWrapper.rb'") end end
Generate the wrapper class for a given service. These classes make it
easier to invoke the API methods, by removing the
need to instance a
class SampleServiceWrapper attr_reader :api def initialize(driver, api) @driver = driver @api = api end def getSomething(par1, par2) begin AdWords::Service.validate_param('par1', par1, SOAP::SOAPArray) AdWords::Service.validate_param('par2', par2, SOAP::SOAPInt) # Construct request object and make API call obj = AdWords::V13::GetSomething.new(par1, par2) return @driver.getSomething(obj) rescue SOAP::FaultError => fault raise(AdWords::Error::create_specific_api_error(fault), "getSomething Call Failed: " + fault.faultstring.to_s, caller) end end def doSomethingElseExtension(par1, par2) return AdWords::Extensions.doSomethingElseExtension(self, par1, par2) end end
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
- service: the service name (as a string)
Returns: The Ruby code for the class, as a string.
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 162 def self.generate_wrapper_class(version, service) wrapper = service + "ServiceWrapper" module_name = get_module_name(version, service) driver = get_interface_name(version, service) driver_class = eval(driver) registry = eval("#{module_name}::DefaultMappingRegistry::LiteralRegistry") class_def = "# This file was automatically generated during the \"rake generate\" step of the\n# library setup.\nrequire 'adwords4r/v\#{version}/\#{service}ServiceDriver.rb'\n\nmodule AdWords\nmodule V\#{version}\nmodule \#{service}Service\n\n# Wrapper class for the v\#{version.to_s} \#{service} service.\n# This class is automatically generated.\nclass \#{wrapper}\n\n# Holds the AdWords::API object to which the wrapper belongs\nattr_reader :api\n\npublic\n\n# Constructor for \#{wrapper}.\n#\n# Args:\n# - driver: SOAP::RPC::Driver object with the remote SOAP methods for\n# this service\n# - api: the AdWords::API object to which the wrapper belongs\n#\ndef initialize(driver, api)\n@driver = driver\n@api = api\nend\n\n" # Add service methods methods = driver_class::Methods module_name = get_module_name(version, service) methods.each do |method| name = method[1] doc_link = get_doc_link(version, service, name) method_def = "# Calls the {\#{name}}[\#{doc_link}] method of the \#{service} service.\n# Check {the online documentation for this method}[\#{doc_link}].\n" method_class = eval("#{module_name}::#{fix_case_up(name)}") arguments = registry.schema_definition_from_class(method_class).elements if arguments.size > 0 method_def += "#\n# Args:\n" end # Add list of arguments to the RDoc comment arguments.each_with_index do |elem, index| if get_type(elem) == ARRAY_CLASSNAME method_def += "# - \#{elem.varname}: \#{get_type(elem)} of \#{elem.mapped_class}\n" else method_def += "# - \#{elem.varname}: \#{get_type(elem)}\n" end end response_class = eval("#{module_name}::#{fix_case_up(name)}Response") returns = registry.schema_definition_from_class(response_class).elements if returns.size > 0 method_def += "#\n# Returns:\n" end # Add list of returns to the RDoc comment returns.each_with_index do |elem, index| if get_type(elem) == ARRAY_CLASSNAME method_def += "# - \#{elem.varname}: \#{get_type(elem)} of \#{elem.mapped_class}\n" else method_def += "# - \#{elem.varname}: \#{get_type(elem)}\n" end end arg_names = [] arguments.each do |elem| arg_names << elem.varname end arg_list = arg_names.join(', ') method_def += "#\n# Raises:\n# Error::ApiError (or a subclass thereof) if a SOAP fault occurs.\n#\ndef \#{name}(\#{arg_list})\nbegin\n" # Add validation for every argument arguments.each_with_index do |elem, index| method_def += "AdWords::Service.validate_param('\#{elem.varname}',\n\#{arg_names[index]}, \#{get_type(elem)})\n" end method_def += "# Construct request object and make API call\nobj = \#{module_name}::\#{fix_case_up(name)}.new(\#{arg_list})\nreturn @driver.\#{name}(obj)\nrescue SOAP::FaultError => fault\nraise(AdWords::Error::create_specific_api_error(fault),\n\"\#{name} Call Failed: \" + fault.faultstring.to_s, caller)\nend\nend\n\n" class_def += method_def end # Add extension methods, if any extensions = AdWords::Extensions::extensions[[version, service]] unless extensions.nil? extensions.each do |ext| params = AdWords::Extensions::methods[ext].join(', ') arglist = 'self' arglist += ", #{params}" if params != '' method_def = "# <i>Extension method</i> -- Calls the AdWords::Extensions.\#{ext} method\n# with +self+ as the first parameter.\ndef \#{ext}(\#{params})\nreturn AdWords::Extensions.\#{ext}(\#{arglist})\nend\n\n" class_def += method_def end end class_def += "end\nend\nend\nend\n" return class_def end
Get the endpoint for a given environment and API version.
Args:
- environment: the service environment to be used (as a string)
- version: the API version (as an integer)
Returns: The endpoint URL (as a string)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 96 def self.get_endpoint(environment, version) @@environments[environment][version] end
Get the available environments.
Returns: List of available environments (as strings)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 83 def self.get_environments @@environments.keys end
Returns the full interface class name for a given service
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
- service: the service name (as a string)
Returns: The full interface class name for the given service (as a string)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 359 def self.get_interface_name(version, service) if (version <= 13) return get_module_name(version, service) + "::#{service}Interface" else return get_module_name(version, service) + "::#{service}ServiceInterface" end end
Get the latest API version.
Returns: Latest version (as an integer)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 62 def self.get_latest_version @@services.keys.max end
Returns the full module name for a given service
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
- service: the service name (as a string)
Returns: The full module name for the given service (as a string)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 346 def self.get_module_name(version, service) return "AdWords::V#{version.to_s}::#{service}Service" end
Get the list of service names for a given version
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
Returns: List of names of services (as strings) available for given version
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 74 def self.get_services(version) @@services[version] end
Get the available API versions.
Returns: List of versions available (as integers)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 53 def self.get_versions @@services.keys end
Returns the full wrapper class name for a given service
Args:
- version: the API version (as an integer)
- service: the service name (as a string)
Returns: The full wrapper class name for the given service (as a string)
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 377 def self.get_wrapper_name(version, service) return get_module_name(version, service) + "::#{service}ServiceWrapper" end
Validates whether a parameter is of the correct type This method is invoked by the wrappers during runtime to check the validity of every parameter.
Args:
- param_name: the parameter name (as a String)
- param: the parameter value
- type: the expected type (the class object itself)
Returns: nil, upon success
Raises:
- ArgumentError: in case of an unexpected type
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/services.rb, line 396 def self.validate_param(param_name, param, type) return nil if param.is_a? type begin type.new(param) rescue raise ArgumentError, "Parameter '#{param_name}'" + " should be convertible into type #{type.to_s}" end return nil end


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Andy, Corey, Jeremy and Ryan talk about the Cubs' first real losing streak under Mike Quade. Corey talks about the Iowa Cubs game he attended in Omaha on Saturday. We also speculate what could be leading to Ryan Dempster's struggles. Should Starlin Castro be removed from shortstop? Is Carlos Pena this bad? In his absence, we give you Kurt's Scary Stat of the Week and we read your photo caption contest entries. All of this and more on this episode of the Ivy Envy Podcast.


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The OGC member must have signed the OGC Membership agreement;
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You must notify the SWG chair of your intent to participate to the first meeting. Members may do so by logging onto the OGC Portal and navigating to the Observer page and clicking on the link for the SWG they wish to join and;
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You must attend meetings of the SWG. The first meeting of this SWG is at the time and date fixed below. Attendance may be by teleconference.
Of course, participants also may join the SWG at any time. The OGC and the SWG welcomes all interested parties.
Non-OGC members who wish to participate may contact us about joining the OGC. In addition, the public may access some of the resources maintained for each SWG: the SWG public description, the SWG Charter, Change Requests, and public comments, which will be linked from the SWG’s page.
Please feel free to forward this announcement to any other appropriate lists. The OGC is an open standards organization; we encourage your feedback.
1. Purpose of the Standards Working Group
The OGC Features and Geometries JSON SWG is chartered to develop a JSON encoding for geospatial feature data. This encoding is intended to build upon the foundational OGC standards (such as Simple Features), be inclusive of other geospatial JSON encodings (such as GeoJSON [1]), and support content delivery per the OGC API suite of standards. More specifically, OGC Features and Geometries JSON will build on the widely used GeoJSON standard and extend it with minimal extensions to support additional concepts that are important for the wider geospatial community and the OGC API standards.
2. Business Value Proposition
JSON as an encoding format for geospatial data is becoming increasingly popular over XML. The light weight, simple syntax, and clear human and machine readability of JSON appeals to developers. GeoJSON has become a very popular encoding, but has significant limitations that prevent broad use in more technical circumstances. At a minimum, a more-inclusive JSON encoding for geospatial feature data should:
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include the ability to use Coordinate Reference Systems (CRSs) other than WGS84,
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support other non-Euclidean metrics, in particular ellipsoidal metrics,
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support more geometry types, in particular solids, and
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provide guidance on how to represent feature properties, including temporal properties, consistent with the General Feature Model in JSON.
In the future OGC Features and Geometries JSON may be extended include more complex geometries such as curves with non-linear interpolation, time-variant geometry, or geometries based on multiple coordinate reference systems.
Given the popularity of GeoJSON, the SWG will ensure that OGC Features and Geometries JSON will be specified as a superset of GeoJSON so that valid GeoJSON is also valid OGC Features and Geometries JSON.
3. Scope of Work
OGC Features and Geometries JSON is intended to fulfill a known need in the geospatial and broader communities for a JSON encoding of geospatial feature content that supports capabilities not found in GeoJSON, but which are generally more simple to implement than the OGC Geography Markup Language (GML)[2]. The OGC Features and Geometries JSON SWG will consider the elements contributing to the Business Value Proposition (above) as general requirements for defining the encoding requirements. The SWG will take on the following work actions.
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Specify requirements for OGC Features and Geometries JSON based on the identified community needs and further consultation with members and users of geospatial data, such as the addition of CRS support.
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Use JSON Schema to specify the syntax of OGC Features and Geometries JSON.
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OGC Features and Geometries JSON will use a core-and-extensions approach. The initial task of the SWG will be the initial version of OGC Features and Geometries JSON and will be restricted to the requirements identified in this charter. If successful, the scope may be extended with tasks to support additional capabilities.
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Leverage scope of profiles requested by the user community or domains to structure the design of the Standard such that profiling of the Standard is done by enumerating the conformance classes required by the community or domain.
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Assess relevance of JSON-LD[3] to the structure of OGC Features and Geometries JSON.
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Use Sprints and/or Hackathons to help advance the work with realistic testing of the candidate Standard against community requirements.
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Register one or more media types for OGC Features and Geometries JSON with the OGC naming authority.
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Develop and move the candidate Standard through the approval process.
3.1. Statement of relationship of planned work to the current OGC standards baseline
OGC Features and Geometries JSON will build upon existing OGC Standards and offer capabilities fulfilled in part (or in total) by other standards. The primary difference between this effort and other OGC standards is that OGC Features and Geometries JSON will provide a fundamental, yet flexible, encoding of geographic feature data in JSON.
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Simple Features[4],[5]: Simple Features provides a distinct set of geometric objects for describing geospatial feature data. Simple Feaures also defines the geometry model for most other OGC feature encodings.
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GML[2]: GML is a comprehensive encoding of features, geometry and topology in XML. GML is quite heavy for simple feature data exchange and specifies an XML encoding for many other geospatial resources that are out-of-scope of this SWG such as coverage data or coordinate reference systems.
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GeoPackage[6]: GeoPackage defines a container for geospatial data, including feature content. GeoPackage uses SQLite as a storage mechanism.
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KML[7]: KML is an XML encoding of geographic features focused on its visualization including the control of the user’s navigation in the sense of where to go and where to look.
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Abstract Specification Topic 1: Features and Geometry[8]: OGC Abstract Specification Topic 1 is a comprehensive feature and geometry model from which Simple Features is derived.
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WKT CRS[9]: The Well Known Text representation of Coordinate Reference Systems offers a standardized way to fully describe CRSs for reference by any spatial data set.
3.2. What is Out of Scope?
OGC Features and Geometries JSON will not consider encodings beyond JSON.
Compatibility between versions of a standard is important. Revisions of OGC Features and Geometries JSON should avoid breaking existing implementations. Any Change Request that would result in a major revision of OGC Features and Geometries JSON is out-of-scope unless a 75% majority of the SWG members support the change.
Standards are important for interoperability. At the same time, it is important that standards only state requirements that are important for a significantly large group of users. Proposals for new tasks or change requests to an existing standard must identify the user groups that will benefit from the proposal and include the commitment for two independent implementations that will generate the proposed JSON and for two independent implementations that will consume the proposed JSON.
OGC Features and Geometries JSON is a modular standard. Developing profiles of OGC Features and Geometries JSON as separate standards should not be necessary and is, therefore, out-of-scope for the SWG. If a community has a need to develop a profile, the profile should be specified and governed by that community.
3.3. Specific Existing Work Used as Starting Point
OGC Features and Geometries JSON will consider GeoJSON as a starting point for a content model and extend the model based on the benefits known from implementations of the Standards from the OGC Standards Baseline referenced above as well as other specifications used for geospatial data encoding and exchange.
The UGAS-2020 Pilot[10] has developed a proposal for a "Features Core Profile". If the Engineering Report will be approved by the OGC membership, it will be input to the work.
4. Description of deliverables
4.1. Initial Deliverables
The following deliverables will be the initial results of work of the SWG.
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OGC Features and Geometries JSON Standard.
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Associated implementation guidance for OGC Features and Geometries JSON.
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Any sample code, evidence of implementation, and/or compliance tests that might be developed in parallel to the Standard.
The targeted start date for this SWG is the first quarter of 2021, once the charter is approved. The SWG will aim to deliver an initial release of the candidate Standard for review by the end of 2021.
6. Anticipated Audience / Participants
This SWG will develop a Standard for general use in the geospatial community and suitable for data exchange beyond this community. Geospatial data providers and software implementers will be interested in assisting with the development of this Standard as well as the output of the SWG.
7. Domain Working Group Endorsement
This draft charter will be presented to the Architecture DWG with a request for endorsement.
8. Other informative information about the work of this SWG
8.1. Collaboration
All work in the Standards Working Group will be public and the SWG solicits contributions and feedback from OGC members and non-OGC members to the extent that is supported by the OGC Technical Committee Policies and Procedures.
The OGC Features and Geometries JSON SWG will collaborate on Standard development using a public GitHub repository and a Gitter channel. Development of the Standard will include the use of Issues and other project tools in GitHub.
8.2. Similar or Applicable Standards Work (OGC and Elsewhere)
GeoJSON is clearly related to this work and is planned to be a valid profile of the resulting OGC Standard.
8.3. Details of first meeting
The first meeting of the SWG will occur within four weeks of approval of the SWG charter.
8.4. Projected on-going meeting schedule
The work of this SWG will be carried out primarily on GitHub and via email, web conferences / calls, and at face-to-face sessions at OGC Member Meetings as agreed to by the SWG members. The web conferences / calls will be scheduled as needed and posted to the OGC portal. Voting on OGC Features and Geometries JSON content will be limited to SWG members only.
8.5. Supporters of this Charter
The following people support this proposal and are committed to the Charter and projected meeting schedule. These members are known as SWG Founding or Charter members. The charter members agree to the SoW and IPR terms as defined in this charter. The charter members have voting rights beginning the day the SWG is officially formed. Charter Members are shown on the public SWG page.
| Name | Organization |
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Clemens Portele |
interactive instruments |
Panagiotis (Peter) A. Vretanos |
CubeWerx Inc. |
References
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[2] OGC: OGC 07-036r1, OpenGIS Geography Markup Language (GML) Encoding Standard 3.2.2, 2016
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[3] W3C: JSON-LD A JSON-based Serialization for Linked Data, 2020
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[4] OGC: OGC 06-103r4, OpenGIS Implementation Standard for Geographic information - Simple feature access - Part 1: Common architecture, 2011
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[5] OGC: OGC 06-104r4, OpenGIS Implementation Standard for Geographic information - Simple feature access - Part 2: SQL option, 2010
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[6] OGC: OGC 12-128r15, OGC GeoPackage Encoding Standard, 2018
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[8] OGC: OGC 17-087r13, OGC Abstract Specification Topic 1 Features and geometry – Part 1: Feature models, 2020
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[9] OGC: OGC 18-010r7, Geographic information — Well-known text representation of coordinate reference systems, 2019
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[10] OGC: OGC 20-012, UML-to-GML Application Schema Pilot (UGAS-2020) Engineering Report, to-be-published (draft)


Created by Rafael Gutiérrez / @abaddon_gtz /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>May 2016, JVMMX @ Nearsoft
EasyMock is the first dynamic Mock Object generator, relieving users of hand-writing Mock Objects, or generating code for them.
What is a Mock?
Are you mocking me?
In object-oriented programming, mock objects are simulated objects that mimic the behavior of real objects in controlled ways.
"However to fully understand the way people use mocks it is important to understand mocks and other kinds of test doubles."
Mocks and now Test Doubles!, really?!
They are also known as: Imposters.
SUT is a System under test.
DOC is a Depended-on Component.
Tests Doubles are like Stunt Doubles in filming industry.
The movie is the SUT and the leading actor is the real DOC.
Basically, to isolate the code you want to test from its surroundings
A test double’s implementation is often faster to execute than the real thing.
A complex algorithm could take minutes to run, and minutes is FOREVER when we as developers want immediate feedback by running automated tests.
You have to test those slow algorithms somewhere but not everywhere.
When your code (and tests) is deterministic, you can run your tests repeatedly againts the same code and you will always get the same result.
What happen when your code has nondeterministic behaviour: random behaviour, time-depending behaviour?
Test doubles can lend a hand with these kinds of sources for nondeterministic behavior.
There is always some conditions we can’t create using just the APIs and features of our production code.
This happens when our code depends on a third party API, internet connection, an specific file in some location, etc, etc.
What information? information about the interactions between the code under test and its collaborators.
Encapsulation and information hiding is a good thing in your code but complicates testing.
You could (please don't!) add methods for testing purposes to your production code. By substituting a test double for the real implementation, you can add code for-testing-only and avoid littering your production code.
Also known as: Stub
With a Test Stub we can verify logic independently when the SUT depends on indirect inputs from other software components.
We use a Test Stub when we need to control the indirect inputs of the SUT.
There some variations:
A Responder is used to inject valid indirect inputs into the SUT.
A Saboteur is used to inject invalid indirect inputs into the SUT.
Other variations: Temporary Test Stub, Procedural Test Stub & Entity Chain Snipping
Also know as: Spy or Recording Test Stub
With a Test Spy we can verify logic independently when the SUT has indirect outputs to other software components.
We use a Test Spy as an observation point to capture the indirect outputs for later verification.
There some variations:
Retrieval Interface is a Test Spy with an interface specifically designed to expose the recorded information.
Self Shunt collapses the Test Spy and the Testcase Class into a single object. When SUT calls DOC it is actually calling methods in the Testcase Object.
Other variations: Inner Test Double & Indirect Output Registry
With a Mock Object we can implement Behaviour Verification on the SUT.
We configure the Mock Object with the expected method calls and values with it should respond.
When exercising the SUT the Mock Object compares the actual with the expected arguments and method calls and fails if they do not match.
No need for assertions in the test method!
Mocks could be strict or nice.
Strict Mocks if the calls are received in a different order than the expected. Nice Mocks tolerates out-of-order calls.
Tests written using Mock Objects look different because all the expected behavior must be specified before the SUT is exercised.
Also know as: Dummy
We use a Fake Object to replace the component the SUT depends with a much lighter-weight implementation.
The Fake Object only needs to provide the equivalent services the real DOC provides.
There some variations:
Fake Databases replace the persistent layer with a Fake Object that is functionally equivalent. When replacing the database with in-memory HashTables or Lists.
In-Memory Database is a Dummy database with a small-footprint functionality.
Other variations: Fake Web Service & Fake Service Layer
1. Create Mock Object
static <T> T EasyMock.mock(Class<T> toMock)
2. Record the expected behaviour
3. Switch the Mock Object to replay state
Example: UserServiceImplFindByIdTest
When using EasyMock.mock()
the order of method calls is not checked.
Use EasyMock.strictMock()
to create a Mock Object that check the order of method calls.
Example: UserServiceImplActivateTest
Mock Objects created with EasyMock.mock()
will throw AssertionError
for all unexpected calls.
A Nice Mocks allows all method calls and returns appropriate empty values (0, null, false) for unexpected method calls.
Example: PaymentServiceImplChargeTest
In Record state the Mock Object does not behave like Mock Object, but it records method calls.
Only after calling replay()
, it behaves like Mock Object checking whether the expected method class are really done.
This means that in record state is where we specify what we expect from the Mock Object.
Use:
static <T> IExpectationSetters<T> expect(T value)
static <T> IExpectationSetters<T> expectLastCall()
To return a IExpectationSetters
which we can use to setting expectations for an associated expected invocation.
IExpectationSetters
to answer, return or throw something
IExpectationSetters<T> andAnswer(IAnswer<? extends T> answer)
IExpectationSetters<T> andReturn(T value)
IExpectationSetters<T> andThrow(Throwable throwable)
Example: IExpectationSettersToAnswerReturnOrThrowTest
IExpectationSetters
to stub responsesWe stub to respond to some method calls, but we are not interested in how often they are called, when they are called, or even if they are called at all.
IExpectationSetters<T> andStubAnswer(IAnswer<? extends T> answer)
IExpectationSetters<T> andStubReturn(T value)
IExpectationSetters<T> andStubThrow(Throwable throwable)
Example: IExpectationSettersToStubTest
IExpectationSetters
to specify the number of calls and verify()
IExpectationSetters<T> times(int count)
IExpectationSetters<T> times(int min, int max)
IExpectationSetters<T> once()
IExpectationSetters<T> atLeastOnce()
IExpectationSetters<T> anyTimes()
In EasyMock:
static void verify(Object... mocks)
Example: IExpectationSettersNumCallsTest
Object arguments are compared using equals()
when matching method calls in Mock Objects.
This could lead to some issues or maybe we could need a more flexible way to match method calls.
EasyMock
class contains a lot of predefined argument matchers for us to use!
Example: EasyMockArgumentMatchersTest
You can capture the arguments passed to Mock Objects.
In EasyMock
static <T> T capture(Capture<T> captured)
static x captureX(Capture<X> captured) // for primitives
Matches any value and captures it in the Capture
parameter for later access. You can also specify a CaptureType
telling that a given Capture should keep the first, the last, all or no captured values.
Example: CapturingArgumentsTest
Yes!


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title: Working with the new PhoneGap/Cordova ContentSync Plugin
author: Raymond Camden
date: 2015-05-19 16:38:11 Z
external: true
status: publish
tags:
- PhoneGap Network
link: http://www.raymondcamden.com/2015/05/19/working-with-the-new-phonegapcordova-contentsync-plugin
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Yesterday at PhoneGap Day EU (sooooo sorry I'm missing it!), someone (I forget who) announced two new plugins for PhoneGap development – Push and ContentSync. Push is what you would expect – a way to deal with push messages easier. ContentSync is another beast altogether. The plugin makes it easier to update your application after […]


This page details the Legacy Deferred Lighting (light prepass) rendering path. See this article for a technical overview of deferred lighting.
Note: Deferred Lighting is considered a legacy feature starting with Unity 5.0, as it does not support some of the rendering features (e.g. Standard shader, reflection probes). New projects should consider using Deferred Shading rendering path instead.
NOTE: Deferred rendering is not supported when using Orthographic projection. If the camera’s projection mode is set to Orthographic, the camera will always use Forward rendering.
When using Deferred Lighting, there is no limit on the number of lights that can affect an object. All lights are evaluated per-pixel, which means that they all interact correctly with normal maps, etc. Additionally, all lights can have cookies and shadows.
Deferred lighting has the advantage that the processing overhead of lighting is proportional to the number of pixels the light shines on. This is determined by the size of the light volume in the scene regardless of how many objects it illuminates. Therefore, performance can be improved by keeping lights small. Deferred lighting also has highly consistent and predictable behaviour. The effect of each light is computed per-pixel, so there are no lighting computations that break down on large triangles.
On the downside, deferred lighting has no real support for anti-aliasing and can’t handle semi-transparent objects (these will be rendered using forward rendering). There is also no support for the Mesh Renderer’s Receive Shadows flag and culling masks are only supported in a limited way. You can only use up to four culling masks. That is, your culling layer mask must at least contain all layers minus four arbitrary layers, so 28 of the 32 layers must be set. Otherwise you will get graphical artefacts.
It requires a graphics card with Shader Model 3.0 (or later), support for Depth render textures and two-sided stencil buffers. Most PC graphics cards made after 2004 support deferred lighting, including GeForce FX and later, Radeon X1300 and later, Intel 965 / GMA X3100 and later. On mobile, all OpenGL ES 3.0 capable GPUs support deferred lighting, and some of OpenGL ES 2.0 capable ones support it too (the ones that do support depth textures).
The rendering overhead of realtime lights in deferred lighting is proportional to the number of pixels illuminated by the light and is not dependent on scene complexity. So small point or spot lights are very cheap to render and if they are fully or partially occluded by scene objects then they are even cheaper.
Of course, lights with shadows are much more expensive than lights without shadows. In deferred lighting, shadow-casting objects still need to be rendered once or more for each shadow-casting light. Furthermore, the lighting shader that applies shadows has a higher rendering overhead than the one used when shadows are disabled.
When Deferred Lighting is used, the rendering process in Unity happens in three passes:
Objects with shaders that can’t handle deferred lighting are rendered after this process is complete, using the forward rendering path.
The base pass renders each object once. View space normals and specular power are rendered into a single ARGB32 Render Texture (with normals in RGB channels and specular power in A). If the platform and hardware allow the Z buffer to be read as a texture then depth is not explicitly rendered. If the Z buffer can’t be accessed as a texture then depth is rendered in an additional rendering pass using shader replacement.
The result of the base pass is a Z buffer filled with the scene contents and a Render Texture with normals and specular power.
The lighting pass computes lighting based on depth, normals and specular power. Lighting is computed in screen space, so the time it takes to process is independent of scene complexity. The lighting buffer is a single ARGB32 Render Texture, with diffuse lighting in the RGB channels and monochrome specular lighting in the A channel. Lighting values are logarithmically encoded to provide greater dynamic range than is usually possible with an ARGB32 texture. When a camera has HDR rendering enabled, then lighting buffer is of ARGBHalf format, and logarithmic encoding is not performed.
Point and spot lights that do not cross the camera’s near plane are rendered as (front faces of) 3D shapes, with the depth test against the scene enabled. Lights crossing the near plane are also rendered using 3D shapes, but as back faces with inverted depth test instead. This makes partially or fully occluded lights very cheap to render. If a light intersects both far and near camera planes at the same time, the above optimizations cannot be used, and the light is drawn as a tight quad with no depth testing.
The above doesn’t apply to directional lights, which are always rendered as fullscreen quads.
If a light has shadows enabled then they are also rendered and applied in this pass. Note that shadows do not come for “free”; shadow casters need to be rendered and a more complex light shader must be applied.
The only lighting model available is Blinn-Phong. If a different model is wanted you can modify the lighting pass shader, by placing the modified version of the Internal-PrePassLighting.shader file from the Built-in shaders into a folder named “Resources” in your “Assets” folder. Then go to the Edit->Project Settings->Graphics window. Changed the “Legacy Deferred” dropdown to “Custom Shader”. Then change the Shader option which appears to the lighting shader you are using.
The final pass produces the final rendered image. Here all objects are rendered again with shaders that fetch the lighting, combine it with textures and add any emissive lighting. Lightmaps are also applied in the final pass. Close to the camera, realtime lighting is used, and only baked indirect lighting is added. This crossfades into fully baked lighting further away from the camera.


Guidance
How much funding schools and local authorities get to provide universal infant free school meals (UIFSM), and where schools can get advice.
All government-funded schools must offer free school meals to every pupil in:
To provide these meals, we give funding to:
Schools will continue to receive £2.30 per meal.
See the provisional revenue funding allocations for 2016 to 2017 academic year . The total allocation is based on the average number of meals they record in the October 2016 and January 2017 school censuses .
The conditions of grant document for 2016 to 2017 gives more information on how we calculated the UIFSM funding allocation for the 2016 to 2017 academic year.
See the final revenue funding allocations for the 2015 to 2016 academic year .
We based final allocations on the average number of meals schools recorded in the October 2015 and January 2016 school censuses .
Capital funding is the funding schools and local authorities spend on their buildings and facilities.
Local authorities can use their school maintenance and improvement budgets to help the schools they fund provide UIFSM .
We allocated an extra £10 million UIFSM capital funding in the 2015 to 2016 financial year to help schools improve their kitchen and dining facilities.
£8.5 million of this funding went to the 11 local authorities with the lowest take-up of school meals among their infant pupils.
Find advice on providing UIFSM in the online UIFSM toolkit and on the School Food Plan website.
If your school has a responsibility to comply with the school food standards , your UIFSM meals must also comply with the standards.
The UIFSM toolkit includes advice on providing meals for pupils with special dietary needs.
Published: 27 February 2015
Updated: 30 June 2016


Our goal as a team was to help tackle food wastage and University Students that want to eat affordable hearthy meals. So we thought why not kill two birds with one stone and combine the two concepts by making an app that helps both the environment and university students.
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Oh no!  #FIRSTWORLDPROBLEMS am I right? Well fret no more, we're here to help! All you have to do is search for the ingredient you have and we'll chuck you quick and easy recipes with maximum taste satisfaction!
All Rights Reserved © 2019 Foodhub Services.


The Exec Class in Tycho provides a mechanism for programmers to
execute a process. The graphical Monitor Class inherits from Exec to
provide a graphical dialog window that can execute a process in a user
specified directory and display the results.
Currently the Exec/Monitor Dialog uses non-blocking I/O, which is
not supported under Windows. The Exec/Monitor Dialog also will not
work under the Macintosh. Consult the Tcl open
man page
for more information.
Exec/Monitor Dialog Features
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Command to execute:
- An entry widget that contains the name of the command to execute, along
with any user supplied arguments.
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Directory to execute from:
- An entry widget that contains the pathname of the directory to
execute the command from.
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Exec
- A button that executes the command. If there is any output, a
text widget is created and the output is placed in it. If there is an
error, then the error is displayed in a dialog widget.
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Stop
- Stop the current execution.
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Next Error
- If an error message occurred during a compilation, open the file
which contains that error, and jump to the line.
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Cancel
- A button to close the current Exec Dialog.
See the non-graphical Exec documentation
and graphical Monitor documentation
for further details.
See also the Tycho internal documentation about
Execing Processes.
Tycho Home Page
Copyright © 1996-1998, The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
Last updated: 05/20/98,
comments to: cxh@eecs.berkeley.edu


In this project, an algorithm for creating video textures was implemented and applied to several datasets. This method produces a visual medium between a photograph and a video. It's similar to video in that it consists of time-based visual information, but is also similar to a photograph in that it produces visual information which is static, in a sense. Essentially, it computes video sequence that is similar to an example video, but can run continuously for an indefinite amount of time without exactly repeating itself. The site for the original publication can be found here.
Specifically, the program implemented in this project takes an example video and produces a video texture with a specified number of frames that is similar to the original but consisting of probabilistic transitions between frames of the original.
This sections outlines the implementation details. As an overview, the implemented program takes an example video, a number of texture frames to generate and a parameter for controlling smoothness of transitions. The program was implemented in C using the OpenCV library and a random number library. Most common video formats are supported through OpenCV's platform-specific backend video library.
The raw representation of the input video is a sequence of RGB images. However, the raw video may be higher resolution than needed by the algorithm. For the sake of efficiency, the video is resized to be at most 1024 * 768 pixels and grayscale. Furthermore, brigntness and contrast are made uniform by subtracting the mean and dividing by the variance across pixels for each frame.
The distance between each image pair is found by the sum of the squares of pixel intensity differences (SSD). These distances are stored in a matrix. To account for scene dynamics, these distances are filtered by an even-sized diagonal filter with binomial weights. Dead end correction was implemented, but stability issues kept it from being used to generate the results.
Next, these distances were mapped to probabilities. The exponential of the negative of the distances was used, which continuously maps the positive reals to the unit interval. This ensures that large distances are represented by small probabilities and small distances are representedby large probabilities. Scaling the distances by a scalar before hand can be used to smooth out the distribution, giving more or less weight to high probability pairings. The value of smoothing parameter sigma used was chosen as a constant times the mean of the non-zero distances measurements over the entire set of pairings. To create a probabilitiy distribution (PDF), each row was normalized to sum to one. The resulting distribution measures how probable a transition is from a given frame (except the last) to every other.
Next, the probability distributions a mapped to cumulative distribution functions (CDFs), which can be conveniently and effieciently sampled. Each CDF was found by sorting the transitions by their probability and taking the cumulative sum of the result. The resulting CDFs can be sampled by computing a uniformly random value over the unit interval and finding the transition with the smallest cumulative sum greater than the random value.
The video texture is then computed by choosing a random frame, excluding the last, and sampling the probability distribution at each successive frame. This defines a sequence of frames that can be used to construct the video texture. The original video is used to choose the frames, as only the sequence is needed from the probabilistic representation of the texture.
Overall, the results were positive. Despite excluding dead-end correction, there were no problems with freezes in the textures. Periodic videos seemed to produce good textures, but aperiodic ones produced more chaotic-looking results. For each test case, 1000 frames were sampled from a random initial frame with sigma equal to 0.01.
The first dataset tested was a clock provided by the authors of the original paper on their website. The input video (left) and video texture (right) are shown below:
Two other test are presented here. The first is a video of a high resolution butterfly, and the other is a time-lapse of mountains and clouds. The butterfly is very convincing, but the mountains tended to be more erratic. This is likely due to the lack of periodicity and the shadows in the mountain scene.


Dashboard
Employee: {% if employee.gender == 'Male' %} Mr. {% else %} Miz. {% endif %} {{ employee }}
Birth date: {{employee.birth_date}}
- Properties
- Email: {{employee.email}}
- Monthly salary: {{employee.monthly_salary}}
- Department: {{employee.department}}
- Position: {{employee.position}}
- Bio: {{employee.bio}}


Massive.js is a data mapper for Node.js that goes all in on PostgreSQL and fully embraces the power and flexibility of the SQL language and relational metaphors. Providing minimal abstractions for the interfaces and tools you already use, its goal is to do just enough to make working with your data as easy and intuitive as possible, then get out of your way.
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(A sleepless night explains the rash of weblog posts, bear with me...)
So the US is about to approve the use of cloned meat; the current system of meat production seems to be increasingly obviously flawed well past the point of being inhumane; and our understanding of animals seems to show that the line dividing us from them is more blurred than we've thought, or allowed ourselves to think.
I'm not a vegetarian myself (of which I'm slightly ashamed, if truth be told), but doesn't this point to an upcoming resolution of the whole way we treat the creatures with whom we share our DirtGlobe?


I Alone Level-up: Chapter 61
There was one more reason Jinwoo had chosen the forest .
‘Status screen . ’
| Name: Sung Jinwoo. Level: 51 Class: Monarch of Shadows Title: One Who… ( . 1 more) |
Without letting the others know what was happening, Jinwoo quietly changed his title from ‘One Who Has Triumphed Over Adversity’ to ‘Wolf Slayer’ .
| Wolf Slayer ( . 1 more). |
| All stats increased by 40% against beast type monsters . . A title given to a hunter experienced in slaying wolves . |
It was time to show off this cheat-like buff .
ring~
| A beast type monster has appeared . . |
| The effect of the title, ‘Wolf Slayer’, has been activated . . |
Confirming his increased attributes, Jinwoo smiled .
‘Good . ’
It was in that moment, the other Hunters screamed,
“I-it’s a bear!”
“Ice bear!”
Having smelled humans, an ice bear was slowly walking towards them . To the beast, they were enemies who had intruded on its territory . The ice bear was not looking at them nicely .
grrrrrl-
The ice bear bared its teeth and growled; its fangs were as clear as ice . The beast stood up, towering over the Hunters . It almost covered their entire vision .
“Ah…”
Although it looked like a polar bear, the beast was twice as big, and adorning its chest was the signature magic core of magic beasts .
Roooaaar!
A powerful roar that echoed in the area! Hearing its roar, all the Hunters, save for Jinwoo, froze up . Park Heejin frowned,
‘What do you mean all we have to worry about are ice bears!’
Was that something that could be said while looking at the beast before them?! She had fallen for Sung Jinwoo’s so-called logic . Looking at the ice bear in person, she was now sure,
‘We shouldn’t have entered this forest!’
Sensing danger, Park Heejin stepped in front of the party and shouted,
“I’ll grab its attention, everyone else-ahh!”
A powerful force grabbed the hood of her coat and pulled her back . It was all she could to maintain her balance while being dragged backwards . After collecting herself, she looked up and saw Jinwoo in front of her .
“What the hell!”
Jinwoo pointed a finger at her,
“I’m going to say this once . All the magic beasts going forward are mine . ”
He could not share valuable experience points after all . To Jinwoo, these cute little bears were just the appetizer before the main course of White Walkers .
“Huh?”
Park Heejin could not hide her confusion .

The two C-rank Mage-class Hunters also stopped their casting and stared with a dumbfounded expression .
“No matter how strong you are, those are high-level Dungeon’s magic beasts!”
Jinwoo ignored the fiery protest coming from the woman behind him and slowly walked towards the ice bear .
‘Hmm, if I used a dagger…’
The spilt blood would mess up his clothes . Jinwoo had summoned the two daggers out of habit but quickly returned them to the inventory . Instead, the man clenched his fists .
‘I know I said I would just watch, but the situation’s different now . I’m sure they’ll understand . ’
Jinwoo met the gaze of the ice bear .
Roooaar!
The ice bear swung an arm the size of a tree trunk with a lightning speed .
woosh-!
But its attack struck nothing but air .
‘It’s fast for its size . ’
Having jumped above the bear’s head, Jinwoo realized why it had such a dangerous reputation .
‘Still…’
The level-ups he underwent were not for nothing . Before the ice bear could raise its head, Jinwoo used all of his strength to punch its forehead .
BAM!. .
The bear’s head crashed into the ground . Its skull obliterated, the bear stuck out a tongue and did not move again .
| You’ve leveled up!. |
Alright! Jinwoo felt like he was close to leveling up and realized that it was a good thing that he stopped Park Heejin .

He turned to face the shaking voice and looked at the four members of his party at a loss for words . Jinwoo scratched his temple .
‘I thought I made myself clear . ’
Well, they probably forgot after seeing such a shocking scene . Jinwoo firmly spoke his conditions again,
“Once again, no questions . If you don’t like it, you can go-”
Jinwoo pointed towards the direction Kim Cheol’s team had left in .
“-to them . ”
His words snapped Park Heejin to attention,
“I just saw you kill an ice bear in one hit . I am NOT leaving your side . ”
Her heart was beating fast . She had instinctively selected Jinwoo over Kim Cheol but now realized just how correct her decision was . She made a determination after a quick calculation . In order to leave this place alive, she would have to follow Sung Jinwoo . Before Jinwoo could change his mind, she quickly spoke,
“Jinwoo-ssi, please be our leader . I’ll follow whatever you have say . ”
‘I also said I won’t be accepting any requests…’
After a brief moment, Jinwoo nodded . When he thought about it, this would probably be the best . Park Heejin turned around to the rest of the party . Since Han Songyi was brought here by Jinwoo, she probably didn’t need to ask the girl . And the other two Hunters…
“You two also agree, right?”
Suddenly having the attention focused on them, the two Hunters looked back and forth between the ice bear’s corpse and Jinwoo then vigorously nodded .
Meanwhile, outside of the Red Gate .
Hyun Gicheol wiped away the sweat on his brows and checked the time . Baek Yoonho asked,
“How long has it been?”
“About three hours . ”
“Three hours… That means three days have passed inside . ”
Baek Yoonho’s voice was heavy . Of the four gathered here, only Baek Yoonho had actually experienced the Red Gate before . The man was one of the S-rankers who represented South Korea . Even to a man like him, a Red Gate was not something to be taken lightly . With a calm heart, he recalled the memory of the time,
“The true terror of Red Gates is the fact that the inside connects to an entirely different world . ”
This was a rare sight: an S-rank Hunter was about to tell his experiences with a Red Gate . Ahn Sangmin, Joo Sungchan and Hyun Gicheol all perked up in attention .
“Inside the Gate, you could end up in a desert world with temperatures exceeding 140 degrees fahrenheit . Or perhaps it’ll be a jungle world infested with venomous snakes and poisonous insects . Maybe even a tundra world where the tips of your fingers will freeze . ”
gulp .
The three listening gulped as one .
“The problems it that until you’ve entered the Gate, you won’t know that it’s a Red Gate . This means that there is no way of preparing ahead of time . ”
Today was the same . An ordinary Gate had turned red after the Hunters had entered .
“Whether burning under the blazing sun, hounded by poisonous insects day and night, or frozen in the cold… The weak will be the first to die . ”
“My god…”
Hyun Gicheol let out a small moan in disbelief .
“And in that harsh environment, you have to face magic beasts . ”
Just hearing the circumstances relayed the dark situation the Hunters were in . But that was not all .
“And let’s say you somehow managed to get used to the environment . The problem after that is finding sustenance . ”
At the minimum few weeks, at the longest few months . You had to find your own food in that time . It was not an easy task .
“In the harsh environment made worse by the hunger, the only thing you can rely on is the magic power compass . ”
It was a tool to point toward strong sources of magic power . Defeating the boss was the only way to leave a Red Gate, outside of letting it undergo a Dungeon Break .
“Imagine looking at that tiny compass and enduring days, weeks or months . Do you think you could keep your sanity?”
The three men shook their heads . If ordinary non-Hunters like them were thrown into such a place, forget the magic beasts, the environment would kill them in a day .
“You said three days had passed, right?”
“Yes . ”
At Hyun Gicheol’s confirmation, Baek Yoonho made a tragic face .
“If it’s been that long, all the Hunters below B-rank are dead . ”
Kim Cheol was an A-ranker . But no matter how skilled an A-ranker was, it was impossible to protect his entire party in a situation like this . At the very least, you’d need an S-ranker with them . And so,
“All we can do is pray that the high-rankers come back alive . ”
It was a conclusion born from experience .
In Baek Yoonho’s head, the C-rank Hunters and below were as good as dead .
Back in the Red Gate .
The C-rank Hunters and below were enjoying a feast around a campfire .
On top of the fire, a large piece of meat was being cooked .
“You know this bear meat, it’s a little tough, but it’s not bad . ”
“Would you like some more?”
“Oh, thank you . ”
Yoon Gijoong held out a plate and Go Myunghwan cut up some more ice bear meat and placed it on the plate . These were the two C-rankers of Jinwoo’s party . Park Heejin and Han Songyi also ate their fill of the bear meat .
“Unni, could you pass the pepper?” [1]
“You want the salt as well?”
“No, just the pepper please . ”
Somehow, they all had gotten used to the Dungeon . Alongside the campfire, they even had tents and blankets for sleeping . They didn’t exactly have much discomfort . No… In a bizarre way, they were almost feeling cozy, like they were on vacation .
Park Heejin replied to him,
“Well, it’s because the Raid Leader took care of them . ”
“You know, I don’t know what grudge that man has against ice bears, but whenever I see him looking at one, it’s terrifying . Honestly hope that the Raid Leader never looks at me that way . ”
In no time, Jinwoo’s title among his teammates had turned into “Raid Leader” .
Yoon Gijoong raised his head that was focused on his plate and replied,
“He said he was going to patrol the area . ”
What . Park Heejin was incredulous .
“To go around a high-level Dungeon on his own… Is he not scared even a little bit?”
Yoon Gijoong smiled widely,
“I think he’ll be alright, don’t you think?”
Go Myunghwan added,
“Seriously . The man killed a high-level magic beast with his bare hands . ”
The man continued,
“You know… now that I mention it…
A silence fell on the group . Of course, they were all curious . But they did not want to break the cardinal rule of their group even when Jinwoo was absent .
“ . Let’s just keep eating . ”
At Park Heejin’s words, everyone nodded .
Jinwoo was combing the forest and walked through a bush .
‘It was around here somewhere…’
He felt the presence of multiple ice bears from somewhere . He had been tracking their den since last night . He had started this after realizing that the attacking bears were all coming from the same direction . Walking all over the area, Jinwoo’s eyes suddenly sparkled .
‘Found them!’
Across the thicket, he saw dozens of caves . In each cave, he felt more than one presence . Well, he didn’t need to use the sense stat . Just before him, many ice bears were entering and leaving the caves . At a rough count, there were about 30 of them . It was truly a den of bears .
The corners of Jinwoo’s mouth rose . He had purposely came alone .
This would be the prime opportunity .
They had been waiting .
This would be their inaugural battle .
‘Come forth . ’
Responding to his thoughts, soldiers clad in black armor soundlessly appeared from his shadow and stood behind him .
“You know this is your first battle, right?”
As people had first impressions between each other, your first battle will determine my impression of you . Is what he meant .
‘ . ’
‘ . ’
The Shadow Soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder .
Good .
Jinwoo smiled widely .
sniff sniff
The ice bears caught a whiff of Jinwoo and slowly started coming out of their caves .
‘Looks like they’re also ready . ’
Jinwoo pointed a hand toward the ice bears .
“Go . ”
At his command, the Shadow Soldiers slid across the land toward the enemy .
. .
Translator’s Notes:
[1]: “Unni” (언니): Lit . “Older Sister” . Surprised it took this long for this word to appear . Yet another ultra common title in the Korean language . This one is used by females to refer to older females of a relatively close age . Basically the female equivalent of “hyung”


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Today's Software Apps vs Law
Who Doesn’t Like App Efficiency?
Innovative technologies usually clash with old ways and methods. There are numerous apps out there which are constantly clashing with set and regulated infrastructure. There are too many to discuss in this blog post but we can go over “Monkey Parking” and “Uber”.
“Monkey Parking”
Monkey Parking is mobile app that allows people to auction off their public parking spots. This app allows drivers or people who want to make easy money to sit in hard to get public parking spots and auction it off to buyers for as high as $20. Besides the obvious fact that the government could be losing this money to Monkey Parking, it is also illegal in addition to creating a private market on PUBLIC PARKING SPACES! Imagine not only having to deal with the frustration of not finding a parking spot but now you have to pay money for what used to be free parking. The problem with apps like these is that there aren’t existing regulations on these new apps. How can there be regulation on something that was just created.
“Uber”
Uber is a ride sharing app similar to Lyft and Sidecar which side steps using taxis and public transportation for drivers for hire. There a several problems with these apps in which I won’t pretend to understand but I will share what I do understand. Taxi services and public transportation are sufferring losses in revenue to these apps and of course, have pursued legal actions against the apps and even striked. Taxi services have regulations such as possessing accredited licensure to offer ride services; which new apps do not.
Solutions?
Even the app, AirBnB where people could rent rooms and spaces from strangers, may have the 14% hotel tax imposed on them. These apps and many others all have the same problem, no regulation. I’m no lawyer, law school student, or a politician but I do know you are not encouraging innovation by punishing new ideas. Maybe the apps are purposely claiming ignorance but a better way to solve these problems is to make it clear and let it be known what the rules and regulations of these public service apps are before slamming down penalties. Have public forums between government and app owners to see if there is a way to use the apps for everyone’s benefit. The market,economy,technology, and demand is always changing due to innovation. Are we going to be stuck using land line phones, snail mail, and VCRs just because we don’t have rules and regulations on wireless phones, e-mail, and USB data drives? (just trying to make a point here)
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Who is/was the First Lady of Bad Boy?
Who of these is not a member of Young Money?
The Bugatti boys are made up of which two rappers?
Jcole is the protoge of which rapper?
What was the title of 50 Cent's 2003 debut album?
Which MC said these lyrics, "I met this girl when I was 10 years old and what I love most she had so much soul"?
Which one of these albums did not reach diamond status in sales?
Who of these is not an Atlanta Rapper?
Which group won the first Grammy for Best Rap Performance in 1989?
Who is not a grime Rapper?
The rapper who claims his "daddy" is Brian "Birdman" Williams?
The rapper who claimed to bring Auto-Tune back into music is?
Notorious B.I.G died at what age?
Who is the song "Buy You a Drank" by ?
Miley Cyrus is the daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus?
Wesley Snipes is a Harlem Rapper.
Kwaito is a genre of which country?
Which Record label was Esir signed to?
Which female artist collaborated with Nameless on “Ninanoki”?
Which Kenyan artiste is widely known for the popular tune “Nchi ya Kitu Kidogo”?
Which Kenyan artiste is known for the popular song “Tukawake”?
Which of these two are collectively members of Necessary Noize?
Which ‘Kansoul’ member is also a Producer?
What was Nameless’s Debut song?
What is the name of the Group famous for the song “lamba lolo”?
Mizuka is a Genre invented by whom?

Which British singer won five Grammys including Album Of The Year?
Which rapper’s first album in four years was called 4:44?
DJ Khaled and Rihanna’s Wild Thoughts sampled a hit by which legendary guitarist?
In July 2017, which pop act’s album dropped from No.1 to No.35 in its second week?
Which artiste is famous for the song “Friendly”?
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Laravel 4 learnings: week 3
It's been a great week for Laravel 4 with beta 4 hot off the press and lots of new functionality added to the framework. I'll go over some of the new functionality as well as the weekly list of tips, tweets and resources that were posted.
https://twitter.com/laravelphp/status/317671374762156032
Go vote for Laravel at the .net awards!
Laravel has been selected as for the .net awards 2013 under the category "Open Source project of the year". Go vote for Laravel! It doesn't requires you to subscribe to anything or give any personal info.
Cartalyst will donate 1% of its proceeds to Laravel
A really nice gesture by Cartalyst. Cartalyst will donate 1% of its income to Laravel. They want to thank Laravel and Taylor in that way for everything Laravel has provided for building their service. This will really help Laravel and Taylor to continue doing his awesome work for the Laravel framework and community.
https://twitter.com/Cartalyst/status/316940582356402176
Of course you can donate as well. All bits help and if Laravel has helped you a lot on your projects go ahead and give something back! :)
Laravel Q&A stackexchange site
We're trying to get a separate Q&A site for Laravel on the Stack Exchange network. Go see how you can help here.
https://twitter.com/niall_obrien/status/316952716591108096
Laravel Screencasts
Maksim Surguy built a website which contains a list of Laravel screencasts that came out so far. If you want to learn more about Laravel, you'll have several hours to view some awesome videos on this website. Go check it out!
https://twitter.com/msurguy/status/318130652220375040
Model Events
Just added in beta 4, Model events provide a nice way to hooking into frequent Model methods, f.e. saving a model to a database or deleting one. It gives you a way to prevent a model, for example, from being deleted when it's still in use by another model or from being created if some of the model properties have invalid or missing values. These are just 2 examples of many use cases for which model events can be used.
You can find the full list of events in the docs. I'm actually preparing a separate blog post about them so stay tuned next week for that :)
Artisan Routes Command
Jeffrey Way's nice "routes" command was added to the Laravel 4 core. A nice way to get an overview of all your app's routes and their actions.
https://twitter.com/laravelphp/status/316574137676070913
Artisan dump-autoload Command
You probably already knew about composer dump-autoload
. Laravel has added the same command to Artisan that's optimised for your App and workbenches. Especially useful if you're developing packages.
Run with:
$ php artisan dump-autoload
Touching Parent Timestamps
A nice addition to Eloquent Models is the ability to touch parent timestamps. Say you have a relation belongTo()
on a model. If you include a property $touches
with an array with a value of the parent Model name, the updated_at column will be updated whenever the child Model gets updated. Check out the docs for detailed info.
Wildcard Urls
Not a beta 4 feature but something previous Laravel versions already supported. The syntax changed a bit for Laravel 4. If you're building a CMS, for example, this can be a handy feature.
Say you have a post model which has a url property which is a unique index in the database. You want to show the post when that url parameter has been provided. You can set your route up as follows:
Route::get('{param}', function($param)
{
// Search for url on post model.
if ($post = Post::where('url', $param)->first())
{
// Build model view.
return View::make('post', compact('post'));
}
// Throw a 404 if model wasn't found.
App::abort(404).
});
Whenever you type anything behind the root url, the route closure will search for a post model by its url. If it's found, the post view will be build. Something you need to make sure of is that you place this wildcard route at the end of your routes file. Otherwise it will override any other routes you set after them. First register your "fixed" routes and route groups and place your wildcard route at the end.
Btw, the compact function in the code above, if you don't know it, just creates an array with all the variables you provide with their names as array keys.
You can of course search for multiple wildcard parameters.
Route::get('{param}/{param2?}', function($param, $param2 = null)
{
// Filter on one or both parameters.
});
Now you can search for the first parameter and optionally for a second one if it's present. The ? character at the end of the second parameter means it's optional. This is a nice way to deal with nested page models.
with Helper Method
I know, I'm only documenting a single helper function here but it's such a neat and handy function that I had to show it :)
I think a lot of developers know it's sometimes a bit annoying to first instantiate a new class before you can call a certain function which isn't a static function. You probably have been doing this before:
// Instantiate new object.
$post = new Post;
// Call non-static function on that model.
$postTypes = $post->getPostTypes();
The with() helper function makes this a little easier.
$postTypes = with(new Post)->getPostTypes();
Basically the with function just returns the object that's being passed along. It's a function to help you chain object methods from the start so you don't need to create a new variable for the object.
Resources
- Howto : AJAX multiple file upload in Laravel by Maksim Surguy
- Incredible large PHP resources list by Jamie York
- Sending mail with Postmark by Jeffrey Way
- Install Laravel with symlink through terminal shell function/command mamp by David Heward
- I didn’t want to be the ideas person any more by Adam Smith
- Creating a Custom Laravel 4 Auth Driver by Todd Francis
- Vagrant development machine provisioned and configured for PHP and Laravel by Stefan Neubig
- ETags and Concurrency Control in Laravel 4 by Chris Fidao
- An interview with Taylor Otwell by We Build At Night
Packages
- API package for Cartalyst
- Laravel 4 Auth package by Todd Francis
- Keeping revisions of your laravel model data by Chris Duell
Thanks!
Thanks again for reading. If you have something about Laravel 4 out next week, wether it's a blog post, package or something else, let me know and I'll include it in next week's post :)