LIFE WITH MIKEY A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 4.2 out of 10 (D, *1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: 6/4/93 Running Length: 1:32 Rated: PG (Little offensive)
Starring: Michael J. Fox, Christina Vidal, Nathan Lane, Cyndi Lauper, Ruben Blades Director: James Lapine Producers: Terry Schwartz and Scott Rudin Screenplay: Marc Lawrence Music: Alan Menken Released by Touchstone Pictures
Fifteen years ago, Michael Chapman (Michael J. Fox) was a pint-sized TV superstar, the wisecracking cute kid on a sitcom called LIFE WITH MIKEY. Now, long after leaving professional acting behind, he and his brother Ed (Nathan Lane) run a talent agency for children with marginal-to-nonexistent ability. Their fortunes are sinking quickly until Michael runs into ten-year-old pickpocket Angie Vega on the street. So impressed is he by the performance she gives when she's caught lifting some guy's wallet that he invites her to the agency for an audition.
Every summer movie season has its blockbuster duds; surprise hits; and dull, brainless, formula "family films" guaranteed to fall between the cracks. LIFE WITH MIKEY belongs firmly in the third category. This is a vapid film, with little to recommend it save its lack of anything offensive. The draw is that parents can take their offspring to the theater without fear of hearing a string of profanity, seeing someone get shot or mauled, or being bombarded by half-naked women running across the screen. Unfortunately, such "wholesomeness" is not nearly enough reason to spend money and time on LIFE WITH MIKEY.
Actually, this looks more like a made-for-TV movie than something developed for theatrical release (although, from the start, it was always intended for the big screen). The production quality is low and the script a product of the plot-by-numbers division of Hollywood. Little more intelligence has been put into the main story than was included in the intentionally-awful clips we see from LIFE WITH MIKEY.
Something interesting in the premise got lost in the movie's transition from an idea to the final product. Having Michael J. Fox play a kid-star who becomes a nothing as an adult (no money, no recognition, and no self-respect) is a potentially-intriguing prospect, but LIFE WITH MIKEY does little to build on this theme. Instead, it spends most of its time on the barbed-tongue wrangling between Michael and his discovery. This is the umpteenth movie in which the child melts the heart of a cynical adult while the adult shows her/him that someone cares. It's a tale that Hollywood has done to death, and this movie has nothing to add to it.
One of the few surprises about LIFE WITH MIKEY is the movie's lack of energy. Caused by a combination of "mail-in-the-performance" acting, poor directing, a routine music score (by Alan Menken, who seems to get worse with every soundtrack), and pedestrian camerawork, the sense of lethargy pervades every scene, threatening to lull the unsuspecting viewer to sleep. There are a couple of funny moments, but they neither last long nor are they memorable enough to recall after the final credits roll.
Michael J. Fox has never been a great comic actor, but he usually does an adequate job (as in BACK TO THE FUTURE and DOC HOLLYWOOD). Not so in LIFE WITH MIKEY. Perhaps he's trying to parody himself as an ex-young TV star, but his character comes across as completely unconvincing. Christina Vidal, a newcomer, supplies the only brief bursts of liveliness available in this otherwise-stagnant picture, but she still has a lot of rough edges. Too often, it's plain that she's acting.
LIFE WITH MIKEY is a subpar piece of film making for which the producers' intentions are all-too-apparent. In slapping together a formula-riddled picture, they hope to cash in on the early-summer family-oriented audience (those that are questing for something to see before the re-release of SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES). Considering the creative limitations of this project, such blatant marketing is patently offensive. Those with a yen to see something for the whole family can find hundreds of better offerings on video, and fans of Michael J. Fox would do better to peruse old episodes of FAMILY TIES. At least back then, he appeared to care about what he was doing.
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Platform: Playstation 2 Story Line: The four members of the Gorillaz rock group have come across a problem. An evil mechanical ape named "Osmos" has a plot to take over the world with his evil army of "mecha-apes." However, only the Gorillaz group has knowledge of this evil plot due to the fact that Osmos has cleverly kept his intentions secret. The Gorillaz had known Osmos from years before and fell suspicious after peculiar actions that Osmos was making. Osmos' Plan: Take over the world one continent at a time through means of military use of his massing army of mecha-apes. Goal of Game: To Stop Osmos by use of the four members of the group Gorillaz and their individual special skills. The Gorillaz must respond to a series of attacks being conducted on the seven continents of the world. Character Skills: Each member of the Gorillaz has strengths and weaknesses in their skills in certain aspects of their need to participate in stopping Osmos and his evil army. Each member will have different weapons and vehicles for the level of each continent. Continents/Levels- Antarctica: Osmos has established a hidden base in the vast ocean of ice in Antarctica. Your job is to work your way across the continent in order to find and destroy the hidden base through use of military modified snowmobiles, Snow-Cats, and other snow-based vehicles. Africa: Osmos has lead you into a trap in which the Gorillaz must get out of and find a weapon that will help in destroying Osmos later on. Your responsibility is to move through a series of mazes in ancient Egypt as well as desert caverns destroying mecha-apes as they try to stop your progress. South America: In the Jungles of South America you must stop the destruction of forests and stop the spread of Osmos army on local villages through the use of weaponry and other equipment that you may have picked up along the way in other continents. Australia: Osmos has a secret factory that is producing massive amounts of mecha-apes located under the water in the Great Barrier Reef. Your job will be to find your way through the underwater mazes by use of a select variety of submersive vehicles.  You must sneak into the compound where this weapon and smaller versions of this weapon are being held.  Asia: The governments of Asia have no idea that Osmos has migrated himself to their and has taken refuge in one of the major cities on the Pacific Rim. You must find Osmos through a series of clues he has left in several large cities such as Tokyo, Hong Kong, ectů be prepared for several shootouts in the streets of these cities with mecha-ape assassins. You will meet Osmos and oust him from the area. Then pursue him to the final continent North America. North America: Osmos has fled Asia, but is trying to get away in his supersonic fighter jet.  Along your pursuit destroy as many Mecha-ape fighters you can to ensure an easier aerial fight against Osmos. Prologue: The Gorillaz have defeated Osmos and have been given the attention of the world. Then return home to continue their dream of playing their music. |
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prior_params = list(alpha = 3, beta = 10),
objective = "binary"
)
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#> Joining, by = "color"
#> [[1]]
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#> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 1 0.333 0.333
#> 2 0 0.167 0.167
#> 3 1 0.333 0.222
#> 4 1 0.333 0.333
#> 5 1 0.222 0.333
This package can also fit regression data sets, and automatically join the learned encodings on a held out test set if the user wants to:
my_data_reg <- tibble(
fruit = c("Apple", "Orange", "Apple", "Apple", "Banana", "Orange", "Apple"),
color = c("Red", "Blue", "Orange", "Red", "Red", "Blue", "Green"),
target = c(3.5, 10, 10.912, 3.14159, 10, 15, 1000)
)
train <- my_data_reg[1:5, ]
test <- my_data_reg[6:7, ]
encodings <- target_encoder(
train,
test,
y = train$target,
cat_columns = c("fruit", "color"),
prior = 0.8,
objective = "regression"
)
encodings$train
#> # A tibble: 5 x 3
#> fruit color target
#> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 6.20 5.96 3.5
#> 2 8.89 8.89 10
#> 3 6.20 9.40 10.9
#> 4 6.20 5.96 3.14
#> 5 8.89 5.96 10
encodings$test
#> # A tibble: 2 x 3
#> fruit color target
#> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 8.89 8.89 15
#> 2 6.20 7.51 1000


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Hi there
I've managed to post data to both emonCMS and Pachube using the sample sketches on github. However the Nanode RF always stops sending data over the ethernet after some time in both emonCMS and Pachube. Sometimes it takes 10 minutes, sometimes 1 hour but eventually it always stops. Although it keeps receiving the RF data from emonTX (I can see the serial log) it stops posting the data via ethernet and doesn't connect again until I manually reset it.
The watchdog is disabled (I'm not using UNO optiloader) but even if I leave the 10s delay the Nanode doesn't do the auto-reset.
Is anyone experiencing similar problem? Any tips to get it solved?
Thanks
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Igor,
Just to help with trouble shooting, please post up the actual emonBase sketches you are using to send data to emoncms and Pachube. Remember to xxxxx out the API keys!
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Just an idea but did you place an extra capacitor between Vcc and ground? (step25B on http://ichilton.github.com/nanode/rf/build_guide.html)
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Guys,
I have exactly the same trouble mentioned by Igor, Followed the instructions supplied from Glyn disabled the Watch Dog, it seem that this helped that the board now don´t get freezed. But the comunication btween the Nanode and servers is broken, still get the orange led on ethernet plug blinking. Maybe a power adapter Issue????
I have runing the board for 48h succesefully until this afternoon.
Thanks.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Power adapter issue is a good point. We had some un-stability issues when using some cheap and nasty power adapters. After getting some better quality units we havent had as many problems. We did a blog post about the testing of different USB adapters: http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.com/2011/08/not-all-usb-power-supplies-are-created.html. How are you guys powering your Nanode's?
We are having issues with Nanode RF's dropping offline and requiring a reset once ever 2-3 months, hopfully the watchdog will improve this.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Thanks for your feedback guys!
@stinor - yeah, I do have the extra capacitor fitted on my nanode... :(
@xotet - I have disabled the watchdog, but after the 10-second delay it doesn't reset but simply stops posting data
@glyn.hudson - the nanode was powered by the ftdi cable and the emonTx by the usb adapter. just swapped them now to see what happens (so far, 5 mins and still posting!)
I keep you posted. If the issue is the power adapter it will be a pretty straightforward fix!
Thanks
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Having the same problem. After 30-45 min it stops posting, and when i check with serial it just stops in the middle of the loop.
1 emontx: 42 46 | time: 10430
2 {rf_fail:0,power1:42,power2:46,temperature:23.81}
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
i have same problem. i have disabled the watchdog.
my is nanode v5 and it counts to 10 rf recived in serial monitor and after that the red led turns off and the nanode lose connections to network.
can not ping it. reset button dont work and the only way is to reset by turing off power.
tested with usb power adapter , power from usb port pc and power by ftdi cable.
if i put back sketch from old nanode and not use the ethercard lib sketch it all works ok.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Larsjo, thanks for the serial output, stage 3 is the ethernet callback, which means that its failing to get a reply from the server or if its freezing maybe this indicates that there was an issue in processing the reply. Does the nanode hang at that point for good or are you still getting emontx packets?
Igordutra, with the watchdog disabled, the nanode will not reset after 10s but should just carry on in whatever state it was in when the delay was called.
As Glyn said, we have also had issues with the nanode's dropping offline, but with the timescales involved its so hard to debug so any debugging help is greatly appreciated.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Thanks for the comments.
Power via USB adapter didn't work for me either.
I'll try the old sketch using ethershield lib to see whether it works and during the weekend I'll try the nanode with the UNO optiloader. This is a very frustrating (and time consuming) issue...
Cheers
Igor
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UPDATE:
Just tried to run the old ethershield sketch but there are many compiling errors both in Arduino 1 and 023. Probably a conflict with the libs... (time consuming as I said...)
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Still getting the info from my emontx, the emonGLCD is showing the power.
Also the time is also right on the display.
Sometime i can reset with the button, but not everytime (have to use hard reset)
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
For info, Of the systems I have running here with the latest sketch. I have one system running for 12 days (since a sketch update) and another that has been running for 10 days at which point it did crash and I had to reset.
Another thing to check is that your ethercard library is the latest version as it is getting updated quite frequently at the moment.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Just reading the thread on the jeelabs forums, could be useful: http://forum.jeelabs.net/node/735
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Just updatet to the latest ver. libs, to see if that will do the job.
If not, i will try to slow the ethernet part a bit.
NO GO, even with the slow settings.. :-( can't even use the reset button.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
I realise I have not asked, What bootloader are you using? is it Dumalinove? have you got #define UNO uncommented?
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
yes it is, and i have #define UNO uncomment.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
I have a Duemilanove and #define UNO commented...
Regarding jcw libs, I downloaded earlier the latest versions of jeelib and ethercard and still the same.
Now I'm trying what jcw suggested here:
http://forum.jeelabs.net/comment/4933#comment-4933
and it's been 20 minutes without freezing...
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
So did I, but after 45 min it stuck
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Damn.. same here after 30 mins.
I think I have an UNO bootloader in one of my drawers. Will give it a try.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
igordutra, it will be great to hear if the UNO bootloader makes any difference. I've created another sketch, minus all references to watchdog and all serial prints, might be worth a try too: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/NanodeRF/tree/master/NanodeRF_dev
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Trystan / Larsjo
The UNO bootloader has made a difference indeed! Although it still stops posting data (see screengrab attached) the watchdog kicks in resetting the Nanode and it starts posting again.
That's probably not ideal in long term but at least it does work :)
I'll try to record everytime the watchdog kicks in to see how often that happens (1st time was less than 10 minutes).
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Great to hear Igor!
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Trystan
Didn't work in the end... :( It stopped posting after about 1 hour yesterday. Then it frozen and the green LED stayed on. Now I tried to reset and the serial monitor only displays [webClient] and the green LED stays on... I've uploaded the sketch again but the same happens (freezes on webClient and green LED turned on).
I'll try the other test sketch you did yesterday but I'm starting to consider the possibility of a hardware fault on my Nanode...
Thanks
Igor
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UPDATE: ops, just reconnected all ICs and it went back to normal again.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Igor,
I think to move forward on this we need to have a look at the Nanode.
Like a said before we are having problems with NanodeRF's dropping off but after several months not days/hours. There is definitely something not right.
I have sent you an email.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hello Igor, thought I would also try to record watchdog resets and request failure count and have some interesting data. I get a large colleration of ethernet equest failure rate and the number of emonbase's connected to one router. With one emonbase though it pretty much flatlines with no request failures. One of the systems reported no watchdog induced resets and another reported two resets at around 3:30am and 5am.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
I reckon there must be something wrong with my Nanode, solder joints, faulty IC, etc... Sometimes it simply freezes, sometimes it keeps receiving RF packets, sometimes I reconnect the ICs and it goes back to normal (for a while...) and the watchdog reset doesn't always work as well. That's very strange because I'm using the same sketches (and hardware) you guys are using without any major issues for some time.
I ordered another Nanode kit to compare the results with this one. And thanks Glyn, I really appreciate your help on fixing my Nanode :)
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
I will check this out.
And post to vis.openenergymonitor.org demo site.
Running all night, with the test code, and still running...
Maybe its my domain provieder i have to talk to.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Running for a week now, posting to local emoncms, without issue. I am running a sketch based on the NanodeRF_singleCT_rtc sketch, without the UNO. I just modified it to use the MAC address of the 11AA02E48, post atmospheric pressure from a locally attached BMP085 sensor, and weather data from remote sensors. Didn't notice any glitch, posting every 10 mins.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
A couple updates...
Running UNO bootloader has fixed the board reset/watchdog issues (I'm using the pachube sketch). However since there's no callback function in the sketch it was always freezing after a while. So I did a (very ugly) workaround resetting the Nanode every 100 cycles. It's been working since Friday and running much more stable than before but I still had to reset it manually twice over the weekend.
There are a few things I'd want to try such as reducing the frequecy emonTX sends data (currently every couple seconds) and a callback function that works with pachube.
I've also managed to build a new Nanode RF but it has the same issues I had running duemilanove bootloader (the nanode doesn't reset and stops posting data via ethernet). So I'm starting to discard a specific hardware problem with my original Nanode...
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
I recompiled the sketch with the last ver of ethercard lib, with duemilanove bootloader, running for 3 days successefully.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
@xotet how often do you send RF data from emonTX to Nanode? Is it a single CT only? Are you posting to emonCMS or pachube?
I believe it should work with the duemilanove bootloader, most people probably use it without any major problems.
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
with this code everything is working, been running all night, and day with out problems.
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I've created another sketch, minus all references to watchdog and all serial prints, might be worth a try too: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/NanodeRF/tree/master/NanodeRF_dev
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Just did a few changes to the var. I post on my page.
http://juelsminde.org/solceller
Its a test page, so maybe it will be down ...
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Thanks Larsjo
That's the only sketch I haven't tried yet and Trystan suggested it a few days ago - shame on me... Time is running out tonight but will try this sketch tomorrow.
BTW I'm testing another Nanode RF with the same sketch (and UNO bootloader) and it's behaving exatly the same as the other Nanode: resets and freezes sometimes but at leasts it keeps posting data to pachube.
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
There have been many discussions lately regarding emonBase Nanode/NanodeRF instability.
To constructively try and move forward, lets create a knowledge base of setups that are stable Vs. setups which are not. Hopefully this will help us to debug this issue and give us a framework in which to discuss problems.
See forum thread: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emonbase/stability
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hello,
I would like to attach one BMP085 to my nanodRF or (even better) a remote sensor.
Can you please share some thoughts, your approach or some kind of documentation about BMP085?
Thnaks for any halp.
Regards,
Luis
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Olá Luis!
My suggestion would be to buy a jeenode and a pressure plug (http://jeelabs.com/products/pressure-plug) and use EmonTx firmware to send the RF data to the NanodeRF. The BMP085 is included in jeelib library so it should be pretty straightforward.
I've done it myself using the Room Board and also did some custom jeenode plugs including DHT-11, DHT-22 and anemometer using EmonTX firmware. You can see it working here: https://pachube.com/feeds/44342
We should probably create a new post for this topic!
Cheers
Igor
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Luis,
I use the BMP085 on the NanodeRF, using the adafruit library.
I include my code posting to pachube and emoncms. It sends temperature, humidity, luminosity and battery level from a remote Microchip PIC based "emonTX", with temperature and pressure from BMP085 on the nanodeRF.
The BMP085 sensor is from Sparkfun.
Having the pressure sensor local or rermote made no difference for me. The atmospheric pressure is the same outside than it is inside.
Make sure you put your pachube and/or emoncms apikey, and that you configure the network band and network id properly.
The node ID of my emonTX is 0x11, and might be different to yours.
Cheers
Francois
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Olá Igor! Bonjour Francois!
Thank you very much to both for answering me!
@Igor, I already bought some parts from Jeelabs (BMP085, RFM12b and some connectors). I also have a DHT22 for humidity readings.
@Francois, thanks for sharing your code, I'll definitely use it as a baseline for my emoncms ant pachube testings
My nanodeRF is already built and I think it's working correctly.
For remote readings I think that the TempTX from fellow Nathan Chantrell which I think is cheaper, has an easy/simple design and very low power consumption which is great to "put outside". From Nathan words it is completely possible to attach more sensors to its module, I just don't know how to do it (at least for now).
When I first started to think about this, that TempTX was Nathan's latest release. A few days ago, I saw that Nathan already improved it's design building an "ATiny" version which is discribed here.
From my searches, a weather station is fairly common project that many people would like/want to have/build. I think it would be awesome to have a remote modular (multi sensor) module that each one could build at it's own pace or needs and over the time adding other modules to the solution. (starting with temperature and than adding an hygrometer, barometer, anemometer, etc.
Considering this, if someone can give me some pointers to basic information on how to add/connect sensors to a "remote" node based on RFM12b nanodeRF (which pins to use, good practices, bad practices, etc) I would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Luís
Re: EmonBase / Nanode RF stops posting data via Ethernet
Hi Luis
Great tip about the ATtiny TempTX! As long as we manage to fit the code in less than 8kb that would be awesome - of course I'd like to test it with my other sensors! I'll give it a try, it costs less than a couple beers :)
(and now this post has nothing to do with the Nanode RF)
Cheers
Igor


@import model.Institution @(institution: Institution, user: User, login: String, title: String, message: String, endpoint: String) @main(institution, null) {


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Simbody
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A CoordinateDirection is a CoordinateAxis plus a direction indicating the positive or negative direction along that axis. More...
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| class | Negative |
| Use for compile-time construction of a negative CoordinateDirection along one of the coordinate axes. More... | |
| class | NegXDirection |
| class | NegYDirection |
| class | NegZDirection |
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| CoordinateDirection (const CoordinateAxis &axis) | |
| Implicit conversion of a CoordinateAxis to a positive CoordinateDirection along that axis. More... | |
| CoordinateDirection (const CoordinateAxis &axis, Negative) | |
| Explicit creation of a negative CoordinateDirection from a CoordinateAxis. More... | |
| CoordinateDirection (const CoordinateAxis &axis, int direction) | |
| Explicit creation of a CoordinateDirection from a CoordinateAxis and a direction calculated at run time. More... | |
| CoordinateAxis | getAxis () const |
| This is the coordinate axis XAxis, YAxis, or ZAxis contained in this CoordinateDirection. Use getDirection() to determine whether this is the positive or negative direction. More... | |
| int | getDirection () const |
| Returns 1 or -1 to indicate the direction along the coordinate axis returned by getAxis(). More... | |
| bool | hasSameAxis (const CoordinateDirection &dir2) const |
| Return true if this direction and dir2 are along the same axis, even if the direction along that axis is not the same. More... | |
| bool | isSameAxisAndDirection (const CoordinateDirection &dir2) const |
| Return true if this direction and dir2 are along the same axis, and in the same direction along that axis. You can also use operator==() for this comparison. More... | |
| int | dotProduct (const CoordinateDirection &dir2) const |
| Perform a specialized dot product between this coordinate direction and dir2; returning 1 or -1 if they contain the same axis and 0 otherwise, without performing any floating point operations. More... | |
| int | crossProductSign (const CoordinateDirection &dir2) const |
| Return the sign that would result from a cross product between this coordinate direction and dir2: 0 if they are along the same axis; 1 if the result would be in the positive direction along the third axis; -1 if it would be in the negative direction. More... | |
| CoordinateAxis | crossProductAxis (const CoordinateDirection &dir2) const |
| Return the coordinate axis along which the cross product of this coordinate direction and dir2 would lie: same as this if both contain the same axis (doesn't matter because the sign would be zero); otherwise, the third axis that neither this one nor dir2 contains. More... | |
| CoordinateAxis | crossProduct (const CoordinateDirection &dir2, int &sign) const |
| Return the axis and sign along that axis that would result from a cross product between this coordinate direction and dir2; this combines the functions of both crossProductAxis() and crossProductSign(). More... | |
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| bool | operator== (const CoordinateDirection &d1, const CoordinateDirection &d2) |
| Compare two CoordinateDirection objects. More... | |
| bool | operator!= (const CoordinateDirection &d1, const CoordinateDirection &d2) |
| Compare two CoordinateDirection objects. More... | |
| const CoordinateAxis::XCoordinateAxis & | operator- (const CoordinateDirection::NegXDirection &) |
| Create the XAxis direction by negating NegXAxis. More... | |
| const CoordinateAxis::YCoordinateAxis & | operator- (const CoordinateDirection::NegYDirection &) |
| Create the YAxis direction by negating NegYAxis. More... | |
| const CoordinateAxis::ZCoordinateAxis & | operator- (const CoordinateDirection::NegZDirection &) |
| Create the ZAxis direction by negating NegZAxis. More... | |
| CoordinateDirection | operator- (const CoordinateDirection &dir) |
| Create the opposite direction from the given direction. More... | |
A CoordinateDirection is a CoordinateAxis plus a direction indicating the positive or negative direction along that axis.
There are only six possible values for a CoordinateDirection, and there are predefined constants available covering all of them:
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Implicit conversion of a CoordinateAxis to a positive CoordinateDirection along that axis.
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Explicit creation of a negative CoordinateDirection from a CoordinateAxis.
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Explicit creation of a CoordinateDirection from a CoordinateAxis and a direction calculated at run time.
| [in] | axis | XAxis, YAxis, or ZAxis |
| [in] | direction | Must be -1 or 1. |
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This is the coordinate axis XAxis, YAxis, or ZAxis contained in this CoordinateDirection. Use getDirection() to determine whether this is the positive or negative direction.
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Returns 1 or -1 to indicate the direction along the coordinate axis returned by getAxis().
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Return true if this direction and dir2 are along the same axis, even if the direction along that axis is not the same.
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Return true if this direction and dir2 are along the same axis, and in the same direction along that axis. You can also use operator==() for this comparison.
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Perform a specialized dot product between this coordinate direction and dir2; returning 1 or -1 if they contain the same axis and 0 otherwise, without performing any floating point operations.
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Return the sign that would result from a cross product between this coordinate direction and dir2: 0 if they are along the same axis; 1 if the result would be in the positive direction along the third axis; -1 if it would be in the negative direction.
No floating point computations are performed.
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Return the coordinate axis along which the cross product of this coordinate direction and dir2 would lie: same as this if both contain the same axis (doesn't matter because the sign would be zero); otherwise, the third axis that neither this one nor dir2 contains.
But note that the actual result may be along that axis or in the negative direction along that axis. No floating point computations are performed.
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Return the axis and sign along that axis that would result from a cross product between this coordinate direction and dir2; this combines the functions of both crossProductAxis() and crossProductSign().
Note that if dir2 is along the same axis as this one, we'll just return this as the axis but the sign is zero since the magnitude of the result would be zero. No floating point calculations are performed.
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Compare two CoordinateDirection objects.
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Compare two CoordinateDirection objects.
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Create the XAxis direction by negating NegXAxis.
No computation is necessary.
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Create the YAxis direction by negating NegYAxis.
No computation is necessary.
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Create the ZAxis direction by negating NegZAxis.
No computation is necessary.
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Create the opposite direction from the given direction.
No computation is necessary.


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Convex Combinations
2020-06-21
2 minutes
A while back I came across convex combinations in this paper that outlines the math of how to detect who’s guarding whom in basketball player tracking data. I then used them in a Stan case study.
A convex combination helps you define any point inside a shape using a vector of coefficients that sum to one. So say you have a vector of coefficients alpha
, and x-coordinates x
and y-coordinates y
. Then then x_new = alpha * x
and y_new = alpha * y
will always be within the shape defined by the coordinates x, y
.
Here’s a brief Python script that simulates this result.
# convex.py
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
k = [1,1,1]
N = 1000
x = [-0.5, 0.8, -0.3]
y = [-0.5, 0.6, 0.7]
# convex combination
alpha = np.random.dirichlet(alpha=k, size=N)
x_new = np.matmul(alpha, x)
y_new = np.matmul(alpha, y)
plt.plot(x + [x[0]], y + [y[0]], color='#000000', marker='o', lw=2)
plt.ylim((-1,1))
plt.xlim((-1,1))
plt.scatter(x_new, y_new, color='#76d7c450', edgecolor='none', s=10)
plt.savefig('./convex.svg', format='svg')
plt.close()
Here we generate alpha
from the Dirichlet distribution since realizations from this distribution have the property of summing to to one. The resulting plot of a single run of the script looks something like the figure below. Each green point is a convex combination of the coordinates (-0.5, -0.5), (0.8, 0.6), and (-0.3, 0.7).
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NVAPI Reference Documentation
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Release 337: May 2
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| struct | NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO |
| struct | NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO |
| struct | NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO |
Defines | |
| #define | NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO_VER MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO,1) |
| #define | NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO_VER MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO,1) |
| #define | NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO_VER MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO,1) |
Functions | |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_GetECCStatusInfo (NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO *pECCStatusInfo) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_GetECCErrorInfo (NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO *pECCErrorInfo) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_ResetECCErrorInfo (NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, NvU8 bResetCurrent, NvU8 bResetAggregate) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_GetECCConfigurationInfo (NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO *pECCConfigurationInfo) |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_SetECCConfiguration (NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGpu, NvU8 bEnable, NvU8 bEnableImmediately) |
The GPU ECC APIs are used to configure ECC-capable GPUs.
Used in NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO.
Macro for consstructing the verion field of NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO
Macro for constructing the version field of NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO
Macro for constructing the version field of NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO
| NvAPI_GPU_GetECCConfigurationInfo | ( | NvPhysicalGpuHandle | hPhysicalGpu, |
| NV_GPU_ECC_CONFIGURATION_INFO * | pECCConfigurationInfo | ||
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DESCRIPTION: This function returns ECC memory configuration information.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
TCC_SUPPORTED
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu | A handle identifying the physical GPU for which ECC configuration information is to be retrieved. |
| [out] | pECCConfigurationInfo | A pointer to an ECC configuration structure. |
| NVAPI_OK | The request was completed successfully. |
| NVAPI_ERROR | An unknown error occurred. |
| NVAPI_EXPECTED_PHYSICAL_GPU_HANDLE | The provided GPU handle is not a physical GPU handle. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_HANDLE | The provided GPU handle is invalid. |
| NVAPI_HANDLE_INVALIDATED | The provided GPU handle is no longer valid. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_POINTER | An invalid argument pointer was provided. |
| NVAPI_NOT_SUPPORTED | The request is not supported. |
| NVAPI_API_NOT_INTIALIZED | NvAPI was not yet initialized. |
| NvAPI_GPU_GetECCErrorInfo | ( | NvPhysicalGpuHandle | hPhysicalGpu, |
| NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO * | pECCErrorInfo | ||
| ) |
DESCRIPTION: This function returns ECC memory error information.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
TCC_SUPPORTED
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu | A handle identifying the physical GPU for which ECC error information is to be retrieved. |
| [out] | pECCErrorInfo | A pointer to an ECC error structure. |
| NVAPI_OK | The request was completed successfully. |
| NVAPI_ERROR | An unknown error occurred. |
| NVAPI_EXPECTED_PHYSICAL_GPU_HANDLE | The provided GPU handle is not a physical GPU handle. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_ARGUMENT | incorrect param value |
| NVAPI_INVALID_POINTER | An invalid argument pointer was provided. |
| NVAPI_INCOMPATIBLE_STRUCT_VERSION | structure version is not supported, initialize to NV_GPU_ECC_ERROR_INFO_VER. |
| NVAPI_HANDLE_INVALIDATED | The provided GPU handle is no longer valid. |
| NVAPI_NOT_SUPPORTED | The request is not supported. |
| NVAPI_API_NOT_INTIALIZED | NvAPI was not yet initialized. |
| NvAPI_GPU_GetECCStatusInfo | ( | NvPhysicalGpuHandle | hPhysicalGpu, |
| NV_GPU_ECC_STATUS_INFO * | pECCStatusInfo | ||
| ) |
DESCRIPTION: This function returns ECC memory status information.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
TCC_SUPPORTED
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu | A handle identifying the physical GPU for which ECC status information is to be retrieved. |
| [out] | pECCStatusInfo | A pointer to an ECC status structure. |
| NVAPI_OK | The request was completed successfully. |
| NVAPI_ERROR | An unknown error occurred. |
| NVAPI_EXPECTED_PHYSICAL_GPU_HANDLE | The provided GPU handle is not a physical GPU handle. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_HANDLE | The provided GPU handle is invalid. |
| NVAPI_HANDLE_INVALIDATED | The provided GPU handle is no longer valid. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_POINTER | An invalid argument pointer was provided. |
| NVAPI_NOT_SUPPORTED | The request is not supported. |
| NVAPI_API_NOT_INTIALIZED | NvAPI was not yet initialized. |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE NvAPI_GPU_ResetECCErrorInfo | ( | NvPhysicalGpuHandle | hPhysicalGpu, |
| NvU8 | bResetCurrent, | ||
| NvU8 | bResetAggregate | ||
| ) |
DESCRIPTION: This function resets ECC memory error counters.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
TCC_SUPPORTED
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu | A handle identifying the physical GPU for which ECC error information is to be cleared. |
| [in] | bResetCurrent | Reset the current ECC error counters. |
| [in] | bResetAggregate | Reset the aggregate ECC error counters. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_USER_PRIVILEGE | - The caller does not have administrative privileges |
| NVAPI_INTERFACE NvAPI_GPU_SetECCConfiguration | ( | NvPhysicalGpuHandle | hPhysicalGpu, |
| NvU8 | bEnable, | ||
| NvU8 | bEnableImmediately | ||
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DESCRIPTION: This function updates the ECC memory configuration setting.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
TCC_SUPPORTED
| [in] | hPhysicalGpu | A handle identifying the physical GPU for which to update the ECC configuration setting. |
| [in] | bEnable | The new ECC configuration setting. |
| [in] | bEnableImmediately | Request that the new setting take effect immediately. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_CONFIGURATION | - Possibly SLI is enabled. Disable SLI and retry. |
| NVAPI_INVALID_USER_PRIVILEGE | - The caller does not have administrative privileges |


This is a masked input plugin for the jQuery javascript library. It allows a user to more easily enter fixed width input where you would like them to enter the data in a certain format (dates,phone numbers, etc). It has been tested on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Chrome. A mask is defined by a format made up of mask literals and mask definitions. Any character not in the definitions list below is considered a mask literal. Mask literals will be automatically entered for the user as they type and will not be able to be removed by the user.The following mask definitions are predefined:
If your requirements aren't met by the predefined placeholders, you can always add your own. For example, maybe you need a mask to only allow hexadecimal characters. You can add your own definition for a placeholder, say 'h', like so: $.mask.definitions['h'] = "[A-Fa-f0-9]";
Then you can use that to mask for something like css colors in hex with a mask "#hhhhhh".
By design, this plugin will reject input which doesn't complete the mask. You can bypass this by using a '?' character at the position where you would like to consider input optional. For example, a mask of "(999) 999-9999? x99999" would require only the first 10 digits of a phone number with extension being optional.


The All Types pane to the left of this page lists all managed objects, data objects, enumerated types, and fault types.
Click a name to see more information. For introductory information about one of these types, click the link for that type in the left pane. You can also enter part of a type name in the Quick Index to find an entry.


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MoraLife
1.3.4
A Digital Conscience for your iOS device.
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UIColor utility category. More...
#import <UIColor+Utility.h>
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| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceRed |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Red. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceGreen |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Green. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeBrightGreen |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Bright Green. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceLightGreen |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Light Green. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceBlue |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Blue. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeBrown |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Brown. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceGray |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Gray. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + moraLifeChoiceLightGray |
| Common MoraLife Interface Color Light Gray. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + colorWithHexString: |
| Class method for creating a UIColor from a hex formatted string. More... | |
| (UIColor *) | + colorWithHexString:alpha: |
| Class method for creating a UIColor from a hex formatted string and alpha value. More... | |
UIColor utility category.
Allow creation of a UIColor using standard hex format strings
| + (UIColor *) colorWithHexString: | (NSString *) | hexValue |
Class method for creating a UIColor from a hex formatted string.
Implementation: If alpha is omitted, then assume 1.0 and call other class method.
| hexValue | NSString hex representation to be converted i.e. FF00FF or FF00FF |
| + (UIColor *) colorWithHexString: | (NSString *) | hexValue | |
| alpha: | (CGFloat) | alpha | |
Class method for creating a UIColor from a hex formatted string and alpha value.
Implementation: Split the string into its RGB int components, bitshift each component and divide by 255 to get the 0.0 - 1.0 range required by UIColor.
| hexValue | NSString hex representation to be converted i.e. FF00FF or FF00FF |
| alpha | CGFloat value from 0.0 to 1.0 for alpha channel |
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeBrightGreen |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Bright Green.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeBrown |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Brown.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceBlue |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Blue.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceGray |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Gray.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceGreen |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Green.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceLightGray |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Light Gray.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceLightGreen |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Light Green.
| + (UIColor *) moraLifeChoiceRed |
Common MoraLife Interface Color Red.


Löve Frames - The Base Object
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The base object is the base parent of all Löve Frames objects. The base object is created when Löve Frames is initialized and spans the size of the current window.
All of it's methods are inherited by every Löve Frames object. You should not directly manipulate this object unless you know what you are doing.
Methods
SetPos - Sets the object's position
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
- Returns 1 values: object x [number]
- Returns 1 values: object y [number]
- Returns 2 values: object static x [number], object static y [number]
- Returns 1 value: object static x [number]
- Returns 1 value: object static y [number]
- Returns 2 values: object width[number], object height[number]
- Returns 1 value: object height[number]
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Returns 1 value: click boundaries [table]
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Returns 1 value: base parent [object]
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Returns 1 value: hover [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: children [table]
- Returns 1 value: internals [table]
- Returns 1 value: is top list [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: is top child [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: skin [table]
- Returns 1 value: skin name [string]
- Returns 1 value: always update [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: retain size [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: active [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: parents [table]
- Returns 1 value: top [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: internal [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: type [string]
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Returns 1 value: draw order [number]
- Returns 1 value: property [number or string or boolean or table or userdata]
- Returns 2 values: inlist [boolean], list [object or boolean]
- Note: The the second value returned is the list that the object is parented to, or false if the object is not in a list
- Returns 1 value: state [string]
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
object:SetPos(x[number], y[number], center[boolean])SetX - Sets the object's x position
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
object:SetX(x[number], center[boolean])SetY - Sets the object's y position
- Note: If "true" is specified as a second argument then the object will be centered at the given position
object:SetY(y[number], center[boolean])GetPos - Gets the object's position - Returns 2 values: object x [number], object y [number]
local x, y = object:GetPos()GetX - Gets the object's x position
- Returns 1 values: object x [number]
local x = object:GetX()GetY - Gets the object's y position
- Returns 1 values: object y [number]
local y = object:GetY()GetStaticPosition - Gets the object's static position
- Returns 2 values: object static x [number], object static y [number]
local sx, sy = object:GetStaticPosition()GetStaticX - Gets the object's static x position
- Returns 1 value: object static x [number]
local sx = object:GetStaticX()GetStaticY - Gets the object's static y position
- Returns 1 value: object static y [number]
local sy = object:GetStaticY()Center - Center's the object in the center of it's parent both vertically and horizontally
object:Center()CenterX - Center's the object in the center of it's parent horizontally
object:CenterX()CenterY - Center's the object in the center of it's parent vertically
object:CenterY()SetSize - Sets the object's size
object:SetSize(width[number], height[number])SetWidth - Sets the object's width
object:SetWidth(width[number])SetHeight - Sets the object's height
object:SetHeight(height[number])GetSize - Gets the object's size
- Returns 2 values: object width[number], object height[number]
local width, height = object:GetSize()GetWidth - Gets the object's width - Returns 1 value: object width[number]
local width = object:GetWidth()GetHeight - Gets the object's width
- Returns 1 value: object height[number]
local height = object:GetHeight()SetVisible - Sets whether or not the object is invisble
object:SetVisible(visible[boolean])GetVisible - Gets whether or not the object is invisble
local visible = object:GetVisble()SetParent - Sets the object's parent
object:SetParent(parent[object])GetParent - Gets the object's parent
local parent = object:GetParent()Remove - Removes the object
object:Remove()SetClickBounds - Restricts the object's ability to be clicked to certain area
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:SetClickBounds(x[number], y[number], width[number], height[number])GetClickBounds - Gets the object's click boundaries
- Returns 1 value: click boundaries [table]
object:SetClickBounds(x[number], y[number], width[number], height[number])RemoveClickBounds - Removes the object's click boundaries
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:RemoveClickBounds()IsTopCollision - Checks if the object the top most object in a collision table
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:IsTopCollision()GetBaseParent - Gets the object's base parent
- Returns 1 value: base parent [object]
local baseparent = object:GetBaseParent()CheckHover - Checks to see if the object should be in a hover state or not
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:CheckHover()GetHover - Gets whether or not the object is in a hover state
- Returns 1 value: hover [boolean]
local hover = object:GetHover()GetChildren - Returns a table of the object's children
- Returns 1 value: children [table]
local children = object:GetChildren()GetInternals - Returns a table of the object's internals
- Returns 1 value: internals [table]
local internals = object:GetInternals()IsTopList - Checks to see if the object is the top most list object
- Returns 1 value: is top list [boolean]
local istoplist = object:IsTopList()IsTopChild - Checks to see if the object is the top most child among it's parent's children
- Returns 1 value: is top child [boolean]
local istopchild = object:IsTopChild()MoveToTop - Moves the object to the top of it's parent's children
object:MoveToTop()SetSkin - Sets the object's skin and it's childrens' skin recursively
object:SetSkin(skinname[string])GetSkin - Gets the object's skin
- Returns 1 value: skin [table]
local skin = object:GetSkin()GetSkinName - Gets the object's skin name
- Returns 1 value: skin name [string]
local skin_name = object:GetSkinName()SetAlwaysUpdate - Sets whether or not the object should always update. If set to true, the object will update even when not visible.
object:SetAlwaysUpdate(alwaysupdate[boolean])GetAlwaysUpdate - Gets whether or not the object should always update
- Returns 1 value: always update [boolean]
local alwaysupdate = object:GetAlwaysUpdate()SetRetainSize - Sets whether or not the object should retain it's size when another object attempts to re-size it
object:SetRetainSize(retainsize[boolean])GetRetainSize - Gets whether or not the object should retain it's size when another object attempts to re-size it
- Returns 1 value: retain size [boolean]
local retainsize = object:GetRetainSize()IsActive - Gets whether or not the object is active within it's parent's child table
- Returns 1 value: active [boolean]
local active = object:IsActive()GetParents - Returns a table of the object's parents and it's sub-parents
- Returns 1 value: parents [table]
local parents = object:GetParents()IsTopInternal - Returns true if the object is the top most internal in it's parent's internals table or false if not
- Returns 1 value: top [boolean]
local top = object:IsTopInternal()IsInternal - Returns true if the object is internal or false if not
- Returns 1 value: internal [boolean]
local internal = object:IsInternal()GetType - Gets the type of the object
- Returns 1 value: type [string]
local type = object:GetType()SetDrawOrder - Sets the object's draw order
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:SetDrawOrder(draworder[number])GetDrawOrder - Gets the object's draw order
- Returns 1 value: draw order [number]
local draworder = object:GetDrawOrder()SetProperty - Sets a property on an object
object:SetProperty(name[string], value[not_type_specific])GetProperty - Gets a property on an object
- Returns 1 value: property [number or string or boolean or table or userdata]
local property = object:GetProperty(name)CenterWithinArea - Centers the object within a rectangular area
object:CenterWithinArea(x[number], y[number], width[number], height[number])IsInList - Checks to see if an object is parented within a list object
- Returns 2 values: inlist [boolean], list [object or boolean]
- Note: The the second value returned is the list that the object is parented to, or false if the object is not in a list
local inlist, list = object:IsInList()SetState - Sets the object's state
object:SetState(state[string])GetState - Gets the object's state
- Returns 1 value: state [string]
local state = object:GetState()


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MS Word
Export Templates/Profiles
- Click the "Export" button from the navigation menu at the top of the screen.
- Select the implementation guide you wish to export
- Select the "MS Word" format from the drop-down
- In the Content tab, choose the content you want to include in the export file. You can also choose a sort order for the templates.
- In the Value Sets tab, choose whether to include value sets in the export file, the maximum number of values to include, and where they are located in the export file.
- In the Templates tab, choose the templates you want to include. By default, all templates are selected. You can also choose to Include Inferred templates.
- Select Export after the implementation guide has finished validating and loading.
- You will be prompted to download the DOCX file produced.
Export Settings
Each tab of the Export Templates to MS Word page contains settings specific to the tab.
The Content Tab
- Sort Order - choose Alphabetically to sort by template/profile name, or Alpha-Hierarchical to sort by template/profile name within the referenced template/profile hierarchy. Templates are sorted first by type, then by template/profile relationship, then alphabetically within that relationship. This is much easier to understand if you look at the Containment table in the export document, as described in the following section.
- Document Tables - choose from the drop-down menu to include the Template List table, the Template Containment table, or Both.
- Template Tables - choose from the drop-down menu to the Context table, the Constraint Overview table, or Both.
- XML Samples - select the Include check box to include XML samples in the export file.
- Change List - select the Include check box to include the Change List in the export file.
- Publish Settings - select the Include check box to include Publish Settings in the export file.
- Notes - select the Include check box to include Notes in the export file.
Note: For more information about how vocabulary information is represented in by Trifolia template, vocabulary, and Schematron exports, see Terminology & Trifolia.
The Value Sets Tab
- Tables? - choose whether to include value set tables in the export file.
- Maximum Members - specify the maximum number of members that should be exported for a given value set.
- Create as Appendix - choose whether the value sets are included as an appendix.
Each value set included in the implementation guide may have a separate "maximum members" setting. When changing the "Maximum Members" setting at the top of the "Value Sets" tab, all individual value sets are defaulted to the same "Maximum Members" value. After selecting a default for all value sets, you can change individual value sets to reflect a different "maximum members" value that is more appropriate for the individual value set.
The Templates Tab
The Templates tab shows a list of templates that appear in the selected implementation guide.
- Parent Template - choose a template/profile to export only a subset of the templates in a guide. The export file includes the parent template/profile and any templates referenced by it. The Include Inferred check box includes all referenced templates; if not selected, the export file includes only those templates contained in the implementation guide.
- Include Inferred - choose whether to include inferred templates in the export file. For larger guides, this may increase generation time and may result in a significantly larger document.
- Template List - select or clear check boxes to select the templates you want to include in the export file. Select or clear the check box in the table's header row to select or clear the boxes for all templates.
- This IG? column - Yes indicates that the template/profile is contained in the implementation guide. No indicates that the template/profile is referenced by one of the templates in the implementation guide, but is not contained in it.
Document Tables
You can choose to include two automatically-generated tables in the export document:
- List table - lists the templates in the implementation guide.
- Containment table - list the templates within their referenced hierarchy.
To choose the document tables to include:
- Choose None to exclude both tables.
- Choose Both to include both tables.
- Choose List to include only the List table
- Choose Containment to include only the Containment table.
Template Tables
For each template, the default setting is “both” to export context and constraint-overview tables in the document export. However, you can choose to include none, one or both automatically-generated tables.
- Context table - lists the templates that use this template, and the templates that are used by it.
- Constraint Overview table - provides an overview of all constraints in the template, with a link to each constraint.
To choose the template/profile tables to include:
- Choose None to exclude both tables from each template.
- Choose Both to include both tables in each template.
- Choose Context to include only the Context table in each template.
- Choose Containment to include only the Containment table in each template.
Save Default Export Settings
Users that have "Edit" permission for the implementation guide being exported have the option to save the current configuration settings as the default settings for all users. For these permitted users, a checkbox is available at the bottom of the "Export Templates to MS Word" screen which, when checked, saves the current configuration of settings as the default settings. When any user exports the same implementation guide's templates to MS Word, these default settings will be used. Users that do not have edit permissions to implementation guide will still be able to make their own customizations to the settings; however, they will not be able to store them as the default settings.


--- layout: post title: openSUSE at FOSDEM date: '2012-01-15 15:51:31 +0100' categories: - Community tags: [] ---
FOSDEM 2012 is nearly upon us, and once again openSUSE is going to be there in force.
Our stand is going to be on the Ground Floor of Building K from 9am on Saturday 4th February till 6pm on Sunday 5th February
As well as demonstrating openSUSE 12.1, we hope to be showing off the latest successes from the openSUSE ARM Team
We're planning on having DVDs to give away, and T-Shirts, Beer and who knows what else to 'sell' for donations, with all proceeds going back to the FOSDEM organisers as a thank you for hosting this great event.
We've already got a number of volunteers to help with the booth, but we could still do with more - we're expecting it to be really busy.
If you'd like to lend a hand, either drop a message here, or email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, or just turn up on the day and pitch in.
The openSUSE community will not just be there at the booth though, if you take a at the great schedule posted on the FOSDEM site you'll spot several talks, sessions & devrooms that will have openSUSE people taking part.
Hope to see many of you there in a few weeks!


DH_BASH-COMPLETION(1) Bash-Completion Debhelper DH_BASH-COMPLETION(1) NAME dh_bash-completion - install bash completions for package SYNOPSIS dh_bash-completion [debhelper options] DESCRIPTION dh_bash-completion is a debhelper program that is responsible for installing completions for bash, usable installing the "bash-completion" package. If a file named debian/package.bash-completion exists, then different actions are performed, depending on its format. It can be a proper completion snippet, and in that case it would be installed in the completion directory, and no other actions would be performed. It can also be a list of files, with an optionally specified name to call the completion snippet after. The file format is as follows: my/path/to/foo-completion # this would be installed as "foo-completion" my/path/to/bar-completion baz # this would be installed as "baz" SEE ALSO debhelper(1) This program is a part of bash-completion. bash(1) AUTHOR David Paleino<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1.x 2009-01-29 DH_BASH-COMPLETION(1)