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Description |
Client property name for specifying that only the close button of a
marked-as-modified tab component should pulsate. This property can be
specified on a single tab component, on a
JTabbedPane itself
(will hold for all tab components that don't define this property) or on
UIManager . The value should
be either Boolean.TRUE or
Boolean.FALSE . By default,
the animation on modified tabs is on the entire tab rectangle.
Note that this setting is only relevant for tabs marked with
SubstanceLookAndFeel.WINDOW_MODIFIED property.
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Sample code |
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Component;
import java.awt.FlowLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.JCheckBox;
import javax.swing.JComponent;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JTabbedPane;
import javax.swing.SwingUtilities;
import org.pushingpixels.substance.api.SubstanceLookAndFeel;
import org.pushingpixels.substance.api.skin.BusinessBlackSteelSkin;
/**
* Test application that shows the use of the
* {@link SubstanceLookAndFeel#TABBED_PANE_CLOSE_BUTTONS_MODIFIED_ANIMATION}
* client property.
*
* @author Kirill Grouchnikov
* @see SubstanceLookAndFeel#TABBED_PANE_CLOSE_BUTTONS_MODIFIED_ANIMATION
*/
public class TabbedPaneCloseButtonsModifiedAnimation extends JFrame {
/**
* Creates the main frame for this sample.
*/
public TabbedPaneCloseButtonsModifiedAnimation() {
super("Tabbed pane close buttons modified animation");
this.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
// create a tabbed pane with few tabs
final JTabbedPane jtp = new JTabbedPane();
jtp.addTab("First", new JPanel());
jtp.addTab("Second", new JPanel());
// mark the tabbed pane to have close buttons on all tabs
jtp.putClientProperty(
SubstanceLookAndFeel.TABBED_PANE_CLOSE_BUTTONS_PROPERTY,
Boolean.TRUE);
this.add(jtp, BorderLayout.CENTER);
JPanel controls = new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.RIGHT));
final JCheckBox firstTabModified = new JCheckBox("First tab modified");
firstTabModified.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
Component comp = jtp.getComponentAt(0);
// based on the checkbox selection, mark the first tab component
// to have modified contents
((JComponent) comp).putClientProperty(
SubstanceLookAndFeel.WINDOW_MODIFIED, firstTabModified
.isSelected() ? Boolean.TRUE : null);
jtp.repaint();
}
});
final JCheckBox animationOnCloseButton = new JCheckBox(
"Animation on close button");
animationOnCloseButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
// based on the checkbox selection, mark the tabbed pane to have
// modified animations on the close button only
jtp
.putClientProperty(
SubstanceLookAndFeel.TABBED_PANE_CLOSE_BUTTONS_MODIFIED_ANIMATION,
animationOnCloseButton.isSelected() ? Boolean.TRUE
: null);
jtp.repaint();
}
});
controls.add(firstTabModified);
controls.add(animationOnCloseButton);
this.add(controls, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
this.setSize(400, 200);
this.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
}
/**
* The main method for this sample. The arguments are ignored.
*
* @param args
* Ignored.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true);
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
SubstanceLookAndFeel.setSkin(new BusinessBlackSteelSkin());
new TabbedPaneCloseButtonsModifiedAnimation().setVisible(true);
}
});
}
}
The screenshot below shows tabbed pane with first tab marked as
modified (with WINDOW_MODIFIED property).
The modified animation is on the entire tab (this property is not set):
The screenshot below shows tabbed pane with first tab marked as
modified (with WINDOW_MODIFIED property)
and marked with this property set to Boolean.TRUE .
Note that the mouse cursor is over the close button itself to show the
animation colors:
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Archive for posts tagged with 'open source'
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History of "Our.Umbraco.*" package names
Have you ever looked in your /bin folder and wondered why a bunch of Umbraco package assemblies are prefixed with "Our.Umbraco."? Let's find out about the history of that naming convention!
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GitHub Activity Patterns: Star & Fork
Confession time, I check my GitHub activity feed dashboard as much as I check my Twitter timeline. I know a lot of people who ignore their GitHub dashboard, but for me I find it a great source of information... to see who is working on what; if there are any new Umbraco related open-source projects; and also if anyone has starred or forked one of my projects. Over the past few years I've noticed patterns…
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Last.fm Web Services
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Introducing Pez…
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Free the Postcode!
Free the Postcode!
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iTunes Remote Web Control
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Greasemonkey Userscripts
I made a couple of Greasemonkey userscripts this afternoon… both related to Flickr’s machine-tags, one for IMDb and the other for Last.fm.
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I am an ALT.NET Developer
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ForkPress: Time to switch!
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WordPress Plugin Directory
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AOL to support Open ID
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WordPress 2.1 Released!
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System Setup
TinyCLR OS is the tiny operating system used by the BrainPad to run your C# and Visual Basic programs. Microsoft Visual Studio is used to write these programs on your computer and is also used by professional programmers the world over. Both TinyCLR and Visual Studio are available for free, but must be set up before using them to program the BrainPad to start having fun.
Tip
You can learn more about TinyCLR OS on the GHI Electronics website
System Setup Overview
The instructions on this page describe how to setup your computer to start programming the BrainPad using Visual Studio. The steps are as follows:
Step 1: Setup Your Computer
Step 2: Setup Your Brainpad
Step 1: Setup Your Computer
Install Visual Studio
The Visual Studio Community Edition is free and can be found here: Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition.
Click on the above link an then click on the Download VS Community 2017 button. After downloading is complete, open or run the file. If you are asked, allow the program to make changes to your device.
When the installation program shows the Workloads
screen, select .NET desktop development
(you should see a check mark in the .NET desktop development
box) and then click the Install
button.
After installation is complete, click on the Launch
button. You will be asked to sign in or sign up for Visual Studio developer services. You can either sign in (or sign up) now or click the 'Not now, maybe later' option. You will then be asked to pick a color scheme and Visual Studio will start.
Install the TinyCLR Project System
If Visual Studio is open, close it before continuing with the TinyCLR installation.
Download the TinyCLR Visual Studio Project System from our Downloads page.
After the download is complete, open or run the downloaded file.
In the VSIX Installer
dialog box click the Install
button.
Install the TinyCLR Nuget Packages
Since TinyCLR OS is still so new, we haven't yet uploaded any packages to NuGet. Click here and download the latest Nuget library.
Open or run the downloaded file.
A window will pop up with a list of the files in the library. Click on the
Extract all
button.A dialog box will appear allowing you to select a folder to save the files. You can change the folder location or accept the default location. You will need to remember the folder location for step 11. Click on the
Extract
button to extract and save the files.If a window with the files appears, you can close it before continuing.
Start Visual Studio. From the
Tools
menu selectNuGet Package Manager
and then selectPackage Manager Settings
.In the left panel under
Nuget Package Manager
selectPackage Sources
.Click on the button with the green plus sign near the upper right corner of the
Options
dialog box. A new package source will be created in theAvailable package sources
box.Change the name of the package source from "package source" to "offline." You may have to click on the package source (in the available package sources box) before you can change the name.
Now change the folder name in the text box to the right of
Source:
to the folder where you saved the NuGet packages in step 5. You can either type in the folder name or click on the...
button to search for the folder.Click on the
Update
button. The folder name should now appear under theoffline
entry underAvailable package sources
.Click the
OK
button.
Step 2: Setup Your BrainPad
Tip
If you have an older concept or prototype BrainPad the setup is slightly different. See the Older BrainPads page for more details.
Install the BrainPad Firmware
To prepare the BrainPad you only need to install the latest firmware as described below.
- Download the latest TinyCLR OS firmware for the BrainPad from Downloads.
- Select
Show in folder
orSave
andOpen folder
(depending on your browser). - Connect the BrainPad to your computer using a micro USB cable. The power (PWR) light on the BrainPad should be on.
- Press and hold the RESET button on the BrainPad for at least three seconds until the Light Bulb on the BrainPad lights up green.
- A window will open named
BrainPad2
. Copy or drag the firmware file from the folder in step 2 into this window. - The Light Bulb on the BrainPad will flicker and a progress gauge will appear on the computer screen.
- It only takes a few seconds for the firmware to be copied to the BrainPad. When it is done, the green light on the BrainPad will stop flickering and the
BrainPad2
window will close. - Congratulations! Your BrainPad is now running the latest firmware!
Note
The BrainPad comes with a "bootloader" pre-installed. You shouldn't have to reinstall it unless you are an advanced user using advanced programming techniques. Check out our bootloader page to find out more.
Going Beyond!
Congratulations!  You have the option of using the C# programming language or the Visual Basic programming language. If you are not sure which one to pick, C# is used more often in the professional world and is recommended for those serious about learning programming. Visual Basic is easier to use -- especially for beginners. We use C# for our own software development, but we usually start with Visual Basic for those who are new to programming.
You are not locked in to one language -- you can freely switch between C# and Visual Basic.
To give you a better idea, here is code that counts from 1 to 10 on the BrainPad display in C#:
namespace Counter {
class Program {
public void Main() {
for (int count = 1; count < 11; count++) {
BrainPad.Display.DrawNumber(0, 0, count);
BrainPad.Display.RefreshScreen();
BrainPad.Wait.Seconds(1);
}
}
}
}
And here is the equivalent code in Visual Basic:
Class Program
Public Sub Main()
For count = 1 To 10
BrainPad.Display.DrawNumber(0, 0, count)
BrainPad.Display.RefreshScreen()
BrainPad.Wait.Seconds(1)
Next count
End Sub
End Class
Click on a link below to get started:
You are on the documentation website for the BrainPad. The main website is found at www.brainpad.com


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SmartBox-Sortic
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The BoxLevel Controll class contains the FSM for the BoxLevel. More...
#include <BoxLevelCtrl.h>
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| enum | Event { Event::PackageDetected, Event::NoPackageDetected, Event::CheckForPackage, Event::Error, Event::Resume, Event::NoEvent } |
| Enum holds all possible events. More... | |
| enum | State { State::emptyState, State::fullState, State::checking, State::errorState } |
| Enum holds all possible states. More... | |
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| BoxLevelCtrl () | |
| Construct a new Box Level Ctrl object and initailize the currentState with emptyState. More... | |
| void | loop () |
| Calls the do-function of the active state and hence generates Events. More... | |
| void | loop (Event currentEvent) |
| procceses the current Event and calls the do-function of the active state More... | |
| const State | getcurrentState () |
| Get the current State. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | process (Event e) |
| changes the state of the FSM based on the event More... | |
| void | entryAction_emptyState () |
| executes the entry action of the emptyState More... | |
| BoxLevelCtrl::Event | doAction_emptyState () |
| executes the main action of the emptyState More... | |
| void | exitAction_emptyState () |
| executes the exit action of the emptyState More... | |
| void | entryAction_checking () |
| executes the entry action of the checking More... | |
| BoxLevelCtrl::Event | doAction_checking () |
| executes the main action of the checking More... | |
| void | exitAction_checking () |
| executes the exit action of the checking More... | |
| void | entryAction_fullState () |
| executes the entry action of the fullState More... | |
| BoxLevelCtrl::Event | doAction_fullState () |
| executes the main action of the fullState More... | |
| void | exitAction_fullState () |
| executes the exit action of the fullState More... | |
| void | entryAction_errorState () |
| entry action of the errorState More... | |
| BoxLevelCtrl::Event | doAction_errorState () |
| main action of the errorState More... | |
| void | exitAction_errorState () |
| exit action of the errorState More... | |
| String | decodeState (State state) |
| Decodes the State-Enum and returns a description. More... | |
| String | decodeEvent (Event event) |
| Decodes the Event-Enum and returns a description. More... | |
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| State | lastStateBevorError |
| holds the last state of the FSM so it's possible to resume after error More... | |
| State | currentState |
| holds the current state of the FSM More... | |
| Event | currentEvent |
| holds the current event of the FSM More... | |
| Event(BoxLevelCtrl::* | doActionFPtr )(void) = nullptr |
| Functionpointer to call the current states do-function. More... | |
| SensorArray | pSensorArray = SensorArray(LB1, LB2, LB3, LOADINDICATOR_LED) |
| SensorArray Object. More... | |
The BoxLevel Controll class contains the FSM for the BoxLevel.
Definition at line 28 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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Enum holds all possible events.
Definition at line 35 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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Enum holds all possible states.
| Enumerator | |
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| emptyState | Empty State. |
| fullState | Full State. |
| checking | check Boxlevel |
| errorState | Error-state. |
Definition at line 47 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
| BoxLevelCtrl::BoxLevelCtrl | ( | ) |
Construct a new Box Level Ctrl object and initailize the currentState with emptyState.
Definition at line 16 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
| void BoxLevelCtrl::loop | ( | ) |
Calls the do-function of the active state and hence generates Events.
Definition at line 19 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
| void BoxLevelCtrl::loop | ( | Event | currentEvent | ) |
procceses the current Event and calls the do-function of the active state
| currentEvent | - Event |
Definition at line 24 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
| const BoxLevelCtrl::State BoxLevelCtrl::getcurrentState | ( | ) |
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changes the state of the FSM based on the event
| e | - Event |
Definition at line 34 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the entry action of the emptyState
Turns on the Loadindicator-LED
Definition at line 90 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the main action of the emptyState
Definition at line 97 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the exit action of the emptyState
Definition at line 103 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the entry action of the checking
Definition at line 108 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the main action of the checking
checks if the sensor has a package detected and generates the appropriate event
Definition at line 114 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the exit action of the checking
Definition at line 124 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the entry action of the fullState
Turns off the Loadindicator-LED
Definition at line 129 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the main action of the fullState
Definition at line 136 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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executes the exit action of the fullState
Definition at line 143 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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entry action of the errorState
Definition at line 148 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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main action of the errorState
Definition at line 155 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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exit action of the errorState
Definition at line 162 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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Decodes the State-Enum and returns a description.
| state | - enum State |
Definition at line 168 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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Decodes the Event-Enum and returns a description.
| event | - enum Event |
Definition at line 188 of file BoxLevelCtrl.cpp.
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holds the last state of the FSM so it's possible to resume after error
Definition at line 89 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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holds the current state of the FSM
Definition at line 90 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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holds the current event of the FSM
Definition at line 91 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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Functionpointer to call the current states do-function.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1485983/calling-c-class-methods-via-a-function-pointer
Definition at line 98 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.
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SensorArray Object.
Definition at line 100 of file BoxLevelCtrl.h.


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It is true that the purchase of new equipment interferes with the existing rules of the existing criteria and allows new proposals to be developed. As I said, it is clear that the change of existing criteria helps in the preparation and the place of staff training forces us to analyze the attitudes of the participants towards the tasks set by the organization. Do not forget, however, that the implementation of specific tasks set by the organization. The concern of the organization, and especially the improvement of the financial system, collides with the fact that the implementation of specific program tasks requires clarification and the place of recent times, clearly proves that the scope and development of structures makes the weights of impact forms appreciate. Similarly, the implementation of specific program tasks plays an important role in working out the current situation. Let's not confuse concepts. I do not need you convince you that the further development of various forms of impact. They did not tell the truth. All in all, the formation of a coalition interferes with the direction of development. When the most important point of our actions is the practice, not the theory, it turns out that the completion of current projects presents an interpretive attempt to check the forms of organizational activity collides with the broad asset forces us to establish the commission of inquiry to analyze new proposals. Dear Marshal, High Chamber, the beginning of the universal action of shaping the foundations requires extraordinary precision in restructuring.
It is true that the purchase of new equipment interferes with the existing rules of the existing criteria and allows new proposals to be developed. As I said, it is clear that the change of existing criteria helps in the preparation and the place of staff training forces us to analyze the attitudes of the participants towards the tasks set by the organization. Do not forget, however, that the implementation of specific tasks set by the organization. The concern of the organization, and especially the improvement of the financial system, collides with the fact that the implementation of specific program tasks requires clarification and the place of recent times, clearly proves that the scope and development of structures makes the weights of impact forms appreciate. Similarly, the implementation of specific program tasks plays an important role in working out the current situation. Let's not confuse concepts. I do not need you convince you that the further development of various forms of impact. They did not tell the truth. All in all, the formation of a coalition interferes with the direction of development. When the most important point of our actions is the practice, not the theory, it turns out that the completion of current projects presents an interpretive attempt to check the forms of organizational activity collides with the broad asset forces us to establish the commission of inquiry to analyze new proposals. Dear Marshal, High Chamber, the beginning of the universal action of shaping the foundations requires extraordinary precision in restructuring.
It is true that the purchase of new equipment interferes with the existing rules of the existing criteria and allows new proposals to be developed. As I said, it is clear that the change of existing criteria helps in the preparation and the place of staff training forces us to analyze the attitudes of the participants towards the tasks set by the organization. Do not forget, however, that the implementation of specific tasks set by the organization. The concern of the organization, and especially the improvement of the financial system, collides with the fact that the implementation of specific program tasks requires clarification and the place of recent times, clearly proves that the scope and development of structures makes the weights of impact forms appreciate. Similarly, the implementation of specific program tasks plays an important role in working out the current situation. Let's not confuse concepts. I do not need you convince you that the further development of various forms of impact. They did not tell the truth. All in all, the formation of a coalition interferes with the direction of development. When the most important point of our actions is the practice, not the theory, it turns out that the completion of current projects presents an interpretive attempt to check the forms of organizational activity collides with the broad asset forces us to establish the commission of inquiry to analyze new proposals. Dear Marshal, High Chamber, the beginning of the universal action of shaping the foundations requires extraordinary precision in restructuring.
It is true that the purchase of new equipment interferes with the existing rules of the existing criteria and allows new proposals to be developed. As I said, it is clear that the change of existing criteria helps in the preparation and the place of staff training forces us to analyze the attitudes of the participants towards the tasks set by the organization. Do not forget, however, that the implementation of specific tasks set by the organization. The concern of the organization, and especially the improvement of the financial system, collides with the fact that the implementation of specific program tasks requires clarification and the place of recent times, clearly proves that the scope and development of structures makes the weights of impact forms appreciate. Similarly, the implementation of specific program tasks plays an important role in working out the current situation. Let's not confuse concepts. I do not need you convince you that the further development of various forms of impact. They did not tell the truth. All in all, the formation of a coalition interferes with the direction of development. When the most important point of our actions is the practice, not the theory, it turns out that the completion of current projects presents an interpretive attempt to check the forms of organizational activity collides with the broad asset forces us to establish the commission of inquiry to analyze new proposals. Dear Marshal, High Chamber, the beginning of the universal action of shaping the foundations requires extraordinary precision in restructuring.


This function approximates x^2*sgn(x), such that the derivative is non-zero in x=0.
| Function | Approximation | Range |
|---|---|---|
| y = regSquare(x) | y ~= x^2*sgn(x) | abs(x) >>delta |
| y = regSquare(x) | y ~= x*delta | abs(x) << delta |
With the default value of delta=0.01, the difference between x^2 and regSquare(x) is 41% around x=0.01, 0.4% around x=0.1 and 0.005% around x=1.
function regSquare extends Modelica.Icons.Function; input Real x; input Real delta = 0.01 "Range of significant deviation from x^2*sgn(x)"; output Real y; end regSquare;


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Come join our Alumni Group for some hobbyist robotics goodness!
The Rosebotics Homecoming competition is open to all Rose-Hulman alumni (any major, any year) as well as current Rose-Hulman students, faculty, and staff. The competition will take place in Tent City just before the Rose-Hulman Homecoming football game each year. The competition will allow past and present students to enjoy some fun hobbyist robotics goodness.
Sign up for future announcements
Click on a link below to learn more about a particular year
In 2014 we used the first generation of the Rosebotics robot platform to participate in a game we called the Solar Farm Timer. We developed this game during the 2014 summer Catapult session and had alumni walk up and drive our bots in Tent City. The video below is from an Operation Catapult student (who is now a current student) playing the Solor Farm Timer competition.
The game in Tent City was identical to the game the Catapulters played (except in Catapult they built everything, including their app).
The goal of the Solar Farm Timer game was to get all of the mirrors to the correct location as fast as possible to heat the water bath as quickly as possible. To help keep score we made a fun little web app to measure Sun Power. You can still visit that site at http://solarfarmtimer.appspot.com/
The winners of the 2014 Driving division were:
It was a really fun year. We were still working out which robot platform the program would officially support though so we didn't encourage anyone to buy their own.


Positive sentiment include: joy, excitement, delight
Negative sentiment include: anger, sarcasm, anxiety
Neutral: neither positive or negative, such as stating a fact
N/A: when the text cannot be understood
When the sentiment is mixed, such as both joy and sadness, use your judgment to choose the stronger emotion.
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Yes: A typical scene of wedding/bridal shower.
No: This is an adult birthday party. A birthday cake can be seen. Usually, a wedding shower is attended by women and young children only.


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knowledgable_and_productive = false
learn = [
"pick a development track",
"learn how to learn",
"listen to smart people",
"use interactive resources",
"read books",
"read code",
"write code",
"ship code",
"teach"
]
until knowledgable_and_productive
learn[2..-1].each do |practice|
practice
end
end
learn[0] # => Pick a development track
My areas of interest are Ruby, Rails, Git/Hub, Heroku & AWS, Markdown, JavaScript, and UNIX based development and production environments.
learn[1] # => Learn how to Learn
The podcast Ruby Rogues Episode 131 “How to Learn” is amazing. Its worth a listen even if you are not into Ruby.
learn[2] # => Listen to smart people
learn[3] # => Use interactive resources
My two favorite flavors are Browser Based Learning and Test Driven Development Learning.
Browser Based Learning requires no client configuration. Client configuration is newbie kryptonite.
TDD Learning secretly teaches you how to write tests while you are learning a new software concept.
Browser Based Learning Picks
Code School
Code Academy
Tutsplus
TDD Learning
exercism.io
Ruby Monk
learn[4] # => Read books
Subscribe to Rails Weekly newsletter
Cookbooks Michael Hartl, Learn Rails
D3.Js D3 wiki Scott Murray’s D3 Book
**Git Pro Git
Videos * Railscasts * Watch the free Tutsplus tutorial on Sublime
learn[5] # => Read code
Read good code. Start here
learn[6] # => Write code
Write lots of code. Even if its bad. Especially when its bad. Fork and contribute to repositories. Like mine.
learn[7] # => Ship code
Writing code is fun but seeing it come alive on the cloud is a blast. The barrier to entry is low and the upside endless. I deploy to Amazon Web Service by way of Heroku.
learn[8] # => Teach
Helping others to learn is one of the best ways to learn an new competency. Blog about a new move, help a newbie, or teach a class. Its kind of like rubber ducking with humans.
Example
Learn more about this at RubyMonk.com.
family= ["Matt", "Dana", "Lucy", "Bode"]
def meet_us(fam)
puts "Meet our family of #{fam.length}."
yield
end
meet_us(family) {family.each {|f| puts f}}


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Beautiful paper bucket packaging with aromatic candles, incense sticks, yummy chocolates,
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I loved the innovative packing and thoughtful add ons. I have just started using the moisturizers and will review them in the month on January.
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Queries in Ebean
Joins
You can use fetch() to explicitly state which additional paths you want to fetch.
You would do this to reduce "lazy loading" of those beans later.
example
// fetch orders and also fetch the order details
List<Order> orders =
Ebean.find(Order.class)
.fetch("details")
.findList();
... results in the "left outer join or_order_detail" and related d.* columns
being included in the query (so they won't be lazy loaded later).
<sql summary='[app.data.test.Order] +many[details]'>
select o.id, o.order_date, o.ship_date, o.cretime, o.updtime, o.status_code, o.customer_id
, d.id, d.order_qty, d.ship_qty, d.cretime, d.updtime, d.order_id, d.product_id
from or_order o
left outer join or_order_detail d on o.id = d.order_id
order by o.id
<sql>
example
An example with a few more paths fetched. Note that Ebean determines the type of SQL join for
you based on the cardinality and optionality of the relationship.
List<Order> orders =
Ebean.find(Order.class)
.fetch("details")
.fetch("details.product")
.fetch("customer")
.fetch("customer.billingAddress")
.fetch("customer.shippingAddress")
.findList();
<sql summary='[app.data.test.Order, customer, -
-- customer.billingAddress, customer.shippingAddress] -
-- +many[details, details.product]'>
select o.id, o.order_date, o.ship_date, o.cretime, o.updtime, o.status_code
, c.id, c.name, c.cretime, c.updtime, c.status_code
, cb.id, cb.line_1, cb.line_2, cb.city, cb.region, cb.cretime, cb.updtime, cb.country_code
, ca.id, ca.line_1, ca.line_2, ca.city, ca.region, ca.cretime, ca.updtime, ca.country_code
, d.id, d.order_qty, d.ship_qty, d.cretime, d.updtime, d.order_id
, dp.id, dp.sku, dp.name, dp.cretime, dp.updtime
from or_order o
join or_customer c on o.customer_id = c.id
left outer join or_address cb on c.billing_address_id = cb.id
left outer join or_address ca on c.shipping_address_id = ca.id
left outer join or_order_detail d on o.id = d.order_id
left outer join or_product dp on d.product_id = dp.id
order by o.id
<sql>
example
Ebean will automatically add SQL joins if they are required for the
where clause or order by clause (and the matching joins are not
explicitly included).
List<Order> orders =
Ebean.find(Order.class)
.where().ilike("customer.name", "rob%")
.findList();
... in the sql below, the join to or_customer is automatically added to support the where clause.
<sql summary='[app.data.test.Order]'>
select o.id, o.order_date, o.ship_date, o.cretime, o.updtime, o.status_code, o.customer_id
from or_order o
join or_customer c on o.customer_id = c.id
where lower(c.name) like ?
<sql>


THE RELATION OF AUTOMATIZATION TO THE READING PROCESS
IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
A thesis presented Y a Charles HY” Drake to the Faculty of the Harvard Graduate School of Education in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for the degree of
Doctor of Education
Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts
June, 1970
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The equality of a large number k of densities is tested by measuring the L2 distance between the corresponding kernel density estimators and the one based on the pooled sample. The test even works for sample sizes as small as 2.
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| Published: | 2018-10-24 |
| Author: | Marta Cousido Rocha [aut, cre], José Carlos Soage González [ctr], Jacobo de Uña Álvarez [aut, ths], Jeffrey D. Hart [aut], Ivan Kojadinovic [cph], A. Patton [cph], C. Parmeter [cph], J. Racine [cph] |
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Mr Bog Outsmarts Ned When Mr Bog got back, in his hands was a big tin chest. Plonk! He let the chest drop on Ned's hands. "Humbug," went Ned. Bang!  Mr Bog was OK. He hit Ned with hisfist. Ned fell. Mr Bog rang the cops. He sat on top of Ned and held Ned's gun at his neck. The cops put hand-cuffs on Ned. They led Ned to the van. Ned did a stint in the clink.
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Ruby Hashes vs. JavaScript Objects
March 21, 2015
This week we've been learning about JavaScript and have been asked to compare this language with Ruby. There are several fundamental differences between these two languages. Ruby is a much higher level and easier to use language compared to JavaScript which much more versatile and useful in communicating with more applications. One really frustating thing about JavaScript is its ability, or lack of, to tell you your errors in your code. It was frustaing to receive errors in your terminal with a misplaced a semi-colon or a curly bracket. What I wanted to examine today was the differenced between Ruby Hashes and JavaScript Objects.
Ruby Hashes In Ruby, hashes are a dictionary-like collection of unique keys and their values. They are similar to arrays in that they can hold a collection of information, but instead of using integers as its index, a Ruby hash uses any object type to call the respective assigned hash value. There are two forms of Hashes as shown: grades = { "Jane Doe" => 10, "Jim Doe" => 6 } options = { :font_size => 10, :font_family => "Arial" }
JavaScript Objects In JavaScript, objects are similar to variables, but are able to contain many values. Each name:values pair are called properties. JavaScript objects are containers for named values and methods. An example of a JavaScript object is shown below: var car = {type:"Fiat", model:500, color:"white"};
Ruby vs. JavaScript Hashes, in Ruby, and objects, in JavaScript, are both data structures that are comprised of references to other objects that can be called upon. The biggest difference is that JavaScript does not restrict access to its properties, allowing you to freely edit each property within the object. Ruby on the other hand enforces a certain level of data encapsulation by not providing a simple way to access its internal instance variables. This forms a data encapsulation that makes it harder for you to access or change individual the information inside the data structures.


Anthony Joshua vows to ‘whup’ Andy Ruiz and show his greatness
by FSA EditorAnthony Joshua says history will not repeat itself when he steps into the ring with Andy Ruiz Jr for a second time.
Anthony Joshua has vowed to “whup” Andy Ruiz Jr and says everyone should bow to his greatness after he wins their world heavyweight title rematch.
Ruiz sensationally knocked Joshua out to claim his IBF, WBA and WBO titles at Madison Square Garden in June.
Joshua says it will be a very different story when he steps into the ring with the Mexican in Saudi Arabia on December 7.
“I’m fighting the best man in the world now,” Joshua told Sky Sports News. “I’m going to whup him, and show how great I am.
“They think he’s so great, so when I beat him I want everybody to bow to my feet and tell me how great I am.”
He added: “I couldn’t beat Ruiz Jr before and get the credit I deserved.
“You saw me in the ring – I wasn’t fighting King Kong, was I? [I didn’t have] that mindset.
“Apparently I’m fighting the quickest hands and the best fighter in the division. So once I beat him I want everybody to bow to me.”
Joshua says he has learned from the experience of his first professional defeat in New York.
The 30-year-old stated: “My body is in pain. I know how to fight, I know how to box. That’s a good place to be in – when you don’t second-guess yourself.
“You go into a boxing ring without questioning yourself. I feel like I can control myself, and I have learned. In the first fight when I put him down, maybe I should have controlled myself more.
“The blessing is that, out of such adversity, such great opportunity has come to right my wrong and become a two-time heavyweight champion. To prove to the world – no, not to the world. To prove to myself that the changes I wanted to make will pay off. That’s a good place to be in.”


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PowerShell cmdlet for App Virtualization Publishing
Also comes with .VBS and .EXE helpers
Signed, default vbs script in Windows 10
It is portable!, so you can move it to Win 7/others. It requires .NET 4 and PSv3- Located in C:\Windows\System32\SyncAppVPublishing[Server|Service].vbs
Helpers are provided to make it easier to call PowerShell cmdlet from outside PowerShell
Take args from cmdline
Format received data
Pass it to PowerShell module
It builds both the PowerShell code and command as strings without escaping the arguments
Raw PowerShell commands can be injected into the session
SyncAppvPublishingServer.exe has these same vulnerabilities!
Shows as "SyncAppvPublishing" in Autoruns
Full PoC: cmd.exe /c cscript.exe SyncAppVPublishingServer.vbs ".; Start-Process rundll32.exe 'shell32.dll,ShellExec_RunDLL calc.exe'"
Alt: cmd /c ScriptRunner.exe -appvscript SyncAppVPublishingServer.vbs ".; Start-Process rundll32.exe 'shell32.dll,ShellExec_RunDLL calc.exe'"


Examples of Pattern Authoring Projects.
These samples are designed to illustrate the power and capability of Pattern Authoring in IBM Integration Bus.


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Story: ||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten (making weapons)
||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten (making weapons)
Title
||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten (making weapons)
Collection
Summary
Stone-knives: in English only, after ≠kásin (L IV.-1. 3481).
Comments
1) This story is found in Book IV-1
Contributors
Date
10 November 1873
Categories
Artefact and dress, History (personal), Custom and daily life
Keywords
weapons (||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten used in making weapons) , weapons (stone knives) , weapons (arrow-heads) , weapons (the making of) , weapons (the use of stone) , stones (jasper) , stones (found at ≠kasin's place) , stones (flint-) , stones (used for making weapons) , stones (a description of) , stones (where found) , stones (and making of arrow-heads and knives) , stones (the names of) , stones (||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten) , arrows (the making of) , arrows (the stones used in making of) , arrows (||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten used in making) , names (of stones used in making weapons) , ≠kasin's (stones found at his place used to make weapons) , place (≠kasin's) , place (stones found there used to make weapons) , knives (||kurru, or ||kutten-||kutten used in making)
Story Pages
3481


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1 killed, 3 hurt in grenade blast
by Arlene RiveraA MAN was killed while three others were injured after a grenade planted on the motorcycle of a policeman exploded yesterday morning in Mandaluyong City.
Mandaluyong police chief Col. Remigio Sedanto, identified the fatality as Roger Barcelo of Barangay Barangka, Mandaluyong City while the injured victims were identified as Rogelio Tolentino, 32; Merlina Bag-o, 52; and Edwin Rodas, 34.
Initial investigation showed that Police Staff Sergeant Aldin Saligo, a member of the Mandaluyong Police Station Drug Enforcement Unit (SDEU), was traversing F. Martinez Street in Barangay Addition Hills and heading to the police station when the incident happened at around 6:30 a.m.
As Saligo rode on by a road hump, a hand grenade surreptitiously tied under his motorcycle fell and exploded.
The blast hit Barcelo who was also on a motorcycle and passing the area. The other victims who were walking on the sidewalk were hit with shrapnel. Barcelo was rushed to the nearest hospital but was declared dead on arrival.
Sedanto said Saligo had been receiving several death threats prior to the incident.


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| Packages that use Exporter | |
| com.sun.jini.phoenix | A configurable Java(TM) Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI) activation system daemon implementation. |
| com.sun.jini.start | Provides the utilities and APIs used to launch the contributed services provided in the Jini(TM) Technology Starter Kit (starter kit). |
| net.jini.activation | Extensions to the Java(TM) Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI) activation
framework to support activatable objects that are exported using an
Exporter to go inactive, to provide invocation
handlers for exporters that want to use dynamic proxies for
activatable remote objects, and to support trust verification of
secure activatable dynamic proxies and secure activation identifiers.
|
| net.jini.iiop | Provides an Exporter implementation,
IiopExporter , that can be used to export
and unexport
RMI-IIOP remote
objects.
|
| net.jini.jeri | Provides the fundamental abstractions and standard implementation classes for Jini(TM) extensible remote invocation (Jini ERI). |
| net.jini.jrmp | Provides an Exporter implementation,
JrmpExporter , that can be used to export
and unexport activatable and non-activatable
JRMP remote objects.
|
| net.jini.security.proxytrust | Defines a trust verifier to support verification of proxies that use dynamically downloaded code, implementation mechanisms to support the verification of such proxies, and an exporter for remote objects that have such proxies. |
| Uses of Exporter in com.sun.jini.phoenix |
| Classes in com.sun.jini.phoenix that implement Exporter | |
class |
ActivatorSunJrmpExporter
JRMP exporter to export an Activator using the well-known
activator object identifier. |
class |
InstantiatorAccessExporter
Exporter that wraps an ActivationInstantiator instance so that
it only accepts calls from the local host. |
class |
MonitorAccessExporter
Exporter that wraps an ActivationMonitor instance so that it
only accepts calls from the local host. |
class |
RegistrySunExporter
JRMP exporter to export a Registry using the well-known
registry object identifier, and preventing remote code downloading for
incoming remote calls. |
class |
SunJrmpExporter
JRMP exporter to export an object using a well-known object identifier. |
class |
SystemAccessExporter
Exporter that wraps an ActivationSystem instance so that it
only accepts calls from the local host and optionally enforces a
GroupPolicy on calls to registerGroup and
setActivationGroupDesc . |
| Methods in com.sun.jini.phoenix with parameters of type Exporter | |
boolean |
ActivationGroupImpl.inactiveObject(ActivationID id,
Exporter exporter)
Attempts to make the remote object that is associated with the specified activation identifier, and that was exported through the specified exporter, inactive. |
| Constructors in com.sun.jini.phoenix with parameters of type Exporter | |
SystemAccessExporter(Exporter exporter)
Creates an exporter with the specified underlying exporter and a DefaultGroupPolicy instance. |
|
SystemAccessExporter(Exporter exporter,
GroupPolicy policy)
Creates an exporter with the specified underlying exporter and the specified group policy, if any. |
|
MonitorAccessExporter(Exporter exporter)
Creates an exporter with the specified underlying exporter. |
|
InstantiatorAccessExporter(Exporter exporter)
Creates an exporter with the specified underlying exporter. |
| Uses of Exporter in com.sun.jini.start |
| Fields in com.sun.jini.start declared as Exporter | |
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SharedGroupImpl.exporter
The exporter for exporting and unexporting |
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An Exporter implementation for exporting an activatable
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ActivationGroup.inactive(ActivationID id,
Exporter exporter)
Attempts to make the remote object that is associated with the specified activation identifier, and that was exported through the specified exporter, inactive. |
abstract boolean |
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Exporter exporter)
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(Jini ERI). |
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Creates an instance with the specified main exporter (which will be used to export the main remote object) and the specified bootstrap exporter (which will be used to export the bootstrap remote object). |
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Exporter bootExporter,
ClassLoader loader)
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| Imports: | Matrix, ncvreg, parallel, doParallel, glmnet, ggplot2, reshape2, grid, mvtnorm, flare, picasso |
| Suggests: | knitr, testthat |
| Published: | 2016-11-07 |
| Author: | Simone Vazzoler [aut, cre], Lorenzo Frattarolo [aut], Monica Billio [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Simone Vazzoler <svazzole at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/svazzole/sparsevar |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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| Materials: | README NEWS |
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private java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Customer> |
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A map of Phone Number to Customer
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get(java.lang.String phNo)
Retrieves a customer from the database with the give phone number.
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Saves and stores the given customer in the database.
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Soundalike Slang
Chapter 4. Jargon Construction
Hackers will often make rhymes or puns in order to convert an ordinary word or phrase into something more interesting. It is considered particularly *flavorful* if the phrase is bent so as to include some other jargon word; thus the computer hobbyist magazine Dr. Dobb’s Journal is almost always referred to among hackers as ‘Dr. Frob’s Journal’ or simply ‘Dr. Frob’s’. Terms of this kind that have been in fairly wide use include names for newspapers:
However, terms like these are often made up on the spur of the moment. Standard examples include:
This is not really similar to the Cockney rhyming slang it has been compared to in the past, because Cockney substitutions are opaque whereas hacker punning jargon is intentionally transparent.
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THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS a film by Antoine Fuqua a review by Ben Combee
After a few hours of moving furniture, the urge to do something else took over, so my friend and I went to the matinee of _The Replacement Killers_, the latest Hong Kong action film to be shot in the US.
Now, semanticians out there will quibble with my last statement... if it was shot in the US, how can it be a Hong Kong film? Well, you see that many of the internationally acclaimed directors, writers, and actors of HK's booming film business left that country for the US in the last couple of years before HK went back to China. So, a film effectively done under the same people with the same actors here is still, effectively, a HK film.
_The Replacement Killers_ (TRK for short) is definitely effective.
I left the theatre thinking that TRK was "John Woo"-lite. There is much to be said for that argument -- the film was executive produced by Woo and many of the action scenes directly quote Woo's earlier work. If you're into John Woo drinking games, you'd be drunk by the end of this movie. What the film in missing, however, is a story. The plot is there, but its really just a metal clothes-hanger upon which an mobile of stupendous gun fight scenes can be hung. Chow Yun-Fat (star of Woo's _The Killer_) plays a hit-man, John Lee, with obligations to Mr. Wei, a Chinese mob boss. After a cop kills Wei's son, Lee is sent on a mission against the cop. His ethics get in the way, so he tried to flee town with the help of Mira Sorvino's Meg, a designer of fake IDs. The two of them become partners in a campaign to take down Mr. Wei after spending most of a day dodging Wei's goons.
The effectiveness of the movie isn't in its poetry or its emotion. Leave that to Woo. This movie is ninety minutes of stylized gunfights, and they are done quite well. You won't see the amazing physical feats of a Jackie Chan movie, but you will see lightning fast reflexes and great choreography. Mira even does a great job in her first big action role. There is no ounce of helplessness in her character, just big-hearted toughness.
In conclusion, this is a very effective pastiche of Hong Kong's stylized violence. It's not filmmaking on the level of the best of HK, but it fills the gap until we get to see the next Woo film. On my [-4, +4] scale, it gets a solid +2.
P.S. One final bit of trivia... what does TRK have in common with Egoyan's _The Sweet Hereafter_? A scene in an automatic carwash.
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Position 28° 04'56"N, 17° 06'39"W (harbour breakwater)
After having docked the boat in the marina, either at the reception dock or in an empty slip, the captain should report during office hours to the marina office. The office is located west of the marina.
A 72 hour weather prognosis is displayed daily on the noticeboard outside the marina office.
Take care as you are likely to experience very strong winds as you approach the Island. Entering the harbour at San Sebastian, keep to the port side and motor between the yellow buoys parallel to the beach. This is to leave space for the ferries to enter and depart from the dock. This channel is not obvious when entering the harbour.
Boats can be hauled out at Playa Santiago. A small workshop, AYS, has opened in the marina run by a German called Andy. See boatyards for more information.
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Writing an Episode
Once you have a group together, the next step is to write an Episode to be played. In other pen and paper roleplaying games, an Episode might be called a ‘campaign,’ or a ‘chronicle.’ An Episode is a single storyline, possibly spanning multiple game sessions. More than likely, if you’re interested in GM’ing a game of My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic, you already have the seed of a story you’d like to play out with a game group in mind. This section will help to teach you the basics of how to write a good Episode based on just such an idea.
Basic Story Structure
The first thing to understand is the basic structure all stories follow. Anyone who has had a creative writing class knows this structure well: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution. These five plot points govern almost every area of every story ever written, and your Episode is likely to be no exception. First we’ll explain and summarize each of these plot points, before getting into more advanced narrative concepts.
Exposition
The exposition is the set-up, the introduction, the story ‘hook.’ The exposition establishes how things are at the beginning of the story, and sets the stage for the initial conflicts which will begin the next section. For example: “It is a bright and sunny day, but there is a strange chill in the air, as if winter is coming—except that it is currently the middle of spring. Everypony in Ponyville has bundled up in their beds, and the streets are all but empty.” This is an example of an expository statement (a piece of narration within the exposition).
The exposition ends with the ‘inciting incident,’ or the initial jumping-off point for the conflict(s) of the story. For example: “All of the sudden, a donkey comes galloping up the main street, calling for help—a pack of Tundra Wolves are approaching the town, threatening to freeze everything with their icy breath!”
Rising Action
The rising action is the growth of the story toward its climax; all of the challenges, information, and plot which leads up to the central conflict of the story falls into this category. Often, the rising action is the largest section of a story. For example, the characters’ battle with the Tundra Wolves, then tracking them back into the Everfree Forest, then finding out that they came down from the north because a dragon had driven them out of their home, then the trek into the frozen north to confront the dragon; these are all plot points which fall into the rising action of the example story.
Climax
The climax is the point when the central conflict of the story is confronted. It is typically the crux of the story itself, and its outcome determines the rest of the story; resolving the climax is the point at which the story begins its steep downward slope toward its conclusion. For example, confronting the dragon in the north and convincing it to return to its desert home, is the climax of the example story.
Falling Action
The falling action is the section of the story dealing with the consequences of the climax, and tying up loose ends; it is the ‘clean up’ phase of the story. For example, bringing the Tundra Wolves back to their home in the north, but giving the dragon a big block of ice to make a lake out of in its desert home, is a plot point which falls into the falling action of the example story.
Resolution
The resolution is the ending scene of the story; it concludes the plotline. For example, returning to Ponyville and having a parade through the now sunny and warm streets, is the conclusion of the example story. Sometimes, the resolution also includes an epilogue; a short plot point dealing with the long-term effects of the story, or dealing with its morals.
Advanced Concepts
Understanding the basic structure of a story is all that is strictly needed to turn an idea for an Episode into an Episode to be played, for many GM’s; My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic is designed to facilitate improvisation for storytelling, and thus the only thing strictly needed for preparation is an outline of the story the Episode should cover. However, there are some more advanced concepts which can help to make sure an Episode is the best it can be.
Tone
Consider the tone (or ‘feel’) of the story you want to run, and design the plot accordingly. If the tone of the story is frightening and spooky, make sure to note and take advantage of opportunities to play up the elements of situations which can enhance the scariness or tension of the story. Tone is best conveyed with small details and in describing in detail what characters experience with their senses.
Theme
Identify the narrative themes (or messages) behind the story you want to run, and follow them consistently. For example, if one of the themes of your story is that integrity should always be rewarded, then ensure that, as the characters progress through the Episode, the instances in which they show integrity are always rewarded. Often, the themes of a story end up being Lessons at the end of an Episode.
The Hook
It is important to grab the attention of your players right from the beginning; many stories have failed to be as fun and interesting as they could have been simply because the audience wasn’t immediately hooked, and thus couldn’t sustain their interest long enough to get to the ‘good part.’ Develop a good hook, or attention-grabbing element, right at the beginning of the story, and it will connect your players to the story.
No Railroading
With all the preparation and development you are doing for your story, it may be tempting to write it out beforehand, and try to guide (or ‘railroad’) the players down that specific plot path. This is a bad idea, as it limits player freedom to make their characters act however they wish, and makes the players feel as if they do not actually have any control over the story. In general, it is better to build situations instead of conclusions, and adapt them as the Episode progresses.
Know Your Audience
Your story should cater somewhat to your players, taking into account their player archetypes and what they enjoy; while you should not do only what they like, it is a good idea to include elements and aspects which they enjoy into the story and how it progresses.
Battles to Fight
Unlike many pen and paper roleplaying games, My Little Pony: Roleplaying is Magic focuses on story development and narrative preparation more than mechanical preparation, and relies on a GM’s ability to improvise instead. For this reason, it is important to develop what challenges you know the characters will face ahead of time as much as is possible. While this does not mean making character sheets for every enemy, it does mean knowing how many there will be, how they will challenge the characters, and what weaknesses they may have, for example. Developing challenges beforehand will allow you to improvise more consistently, having a clear vision of the scene in mind.
Have a Way Out
Never develop a challenge without developing a solution to that challenge. While the players may not use the solution you developed, they should always have the option to find it. Likewise, do not force players to use your solution; it is better overall for the group to come up with a solution on their own, working together.
Side Quests
It is a good idea to have optional content, or ‘shave,’ in mind for your Episode. While this doesn’t necessarily need to pertain to the main plot of the story, it will give players something to do if they don’t feel like focusing on the main plot—and it could be tied back into the main plot later. For example, while investigating strange claw marks on the side of a building, some of the characters might wander off and find a missing foal, returning it to its mother and father. Later, that mother and father might provide a clue to the beast which made the claw marks the characters are investigating.
Action, Reaction
Keep consequences and rewards always in mind. This will help to add a sense of verisimilitude and reciprocity to the world the Episode is set in. A character who saves someone might be recognized for it later—whereas if they had not saved them, it might impede their progress later. Regardless of exactly how this rule is applied or interpreted, it is vital that for every important action, there is some manner of reaction.
To Be Continued…
Consider whether or not the Episode would work as part of a larger storyline; it is easy to find ways to leave loose ends at the resolution of a story, or to extend certain plot threads, in order to connect an Episode to a subsequent one; finding ways of doing so may provide a sense of continuity which many players enjoy.


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I hold a Ph.D. degree in Engineering at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Colombia) and a Ph.D. degree in Technology at Universitat de Girona (Spain). I received my D.E.A in Software Engineering at Universidad de Sevilla (Spain) in 2008 and my B.S. degree in Systems Engineering at Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas (Colombia) in 2003. My primary research area is software engineering, with emphasis on applying model-driven engineering (MDE) to develop context-aware applications. I also have experience in designing domain-specific languages.
This course offers the fundamentals for understanding modern web development. At the end of this course students should be able to build modern web applications using cutting edge technologies. They should also have developed strong understanding of modern web architectures as well as knowing the history of where they came from. Students should also learn basic skills of web design, accessibility and security.
During the semester students will study and prepare asynchronous materials covering basic concepts of web development and web technologies. Classes will be used then to reinforce those concepts, for discussions and for covering advanced concepts.


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Further reading: Learning javascript design patterns
it came out at june 2010 and is the one of the oldest.
Many popular applications use the Backbone framework, including Twitter, Times, Foursquare, and LinkedIn Mobile.
realised in 2011, one of core members is old ruby programmer Yehuda Katz
LivingSocial, Groupon, Zendesk, Discourse, and Square are some of the most well-known applications that have adopted Ember.
realised in 2009, but hasn't a lot of attention until 2011. It's the framework of Google.
Almost all of google products including youtube. also Guardian, the Huffington Post, and MSNBC use this framwork.
Further reading: A journey to Javascript MVC jungle


HoconTokenizer Methods
The HoconTokenizer type exposes the following members.
Methods
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| Equals(System.Object) | (Inherited from Object.) | |
| Finalize |
Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.) |
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| GetHashCode |
Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.) |
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| GetType |
Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.) |
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| IsArrayEnd |
Determines whether [is array end].
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| IsArrayStart |
Determines whether [is array start].
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| IsAssignment |
Determines whether this instance is assignment.
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| IsComma |
Determines whether this instance is comma.
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| IsDot |
Determines whether this instance is dot.
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| IsEndOfObject |
Determines whether [is end of object].
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| IsObjectStart |
Determines whether [is object start].
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| IsSpaceOrTab |
Determines whether [is space or tab].
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| IsStartOfQuotedText |
Determines whether [is start of quoted text].
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| IsStartOfTrippleQuotedText |
Determines whether [is start of tripple quoted text].
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| IsStartSimpleValue |
Determines whether [is start simple value].
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| IsSubstitutionStart |
Determines whether [is substitution start].
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| IsUnquotedKey |
Determines whether [is unquoted key].
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| IsUnquotedKeyStart |
Determines whether [is unquoted key start].
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| Matches(String) |
Matcheses the specified pattern.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| Matches(array<String>[]()[][]) |
Matcheses the specified patterns.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| MemberwiseClone |
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.) |
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| Peek |
Peeks this instance.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| PullArrayEnd |
Pulls the array end.
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| PullArrayStart |
Pulls the array start.
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| PullAssignment |
Pulls the assignment.
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| PullComma |
Pulls the comma.
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| PullComment |
Pulls the comment.
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| PullDot |
Pulls the dot.
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| PullEndOfObject |
Pulls the end of object.
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| PullNext |
Pulls the next.
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| PullQuotedKey |
Pulls the quoted key.
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| PullQuotedText |
Pulls the quoted text.
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| PullRestOfLine |
Pulls the rest of line.
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| PullSimpleValue |
Pulls the simple value.
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| PullSpaceOrTab |
Pulls the space or tab.
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| PullStartOfObject |
Pulls the start of object.
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| PullSubstitution |
Pulls the substitution.
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| PullTrippleQuotedText |
Pulls the tripple quoted text.
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| PullUnquotedKey |
Pulls the unquoted key.
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| PullValue |
Pulls the value.
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| PullWhitespace |
Pulls the whitespace.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| PullWhitespaceAndComments |
Pulls the whitespace and comments.
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| Take(Int32) |
Takes the specified length.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| Take()()()() |
Takes this instance.
(Inherited from Tokenizer.) |
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| ToString |
Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.) |


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