Provides the access to a request to the HttpListener.
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Provides the access to a request to the HttpListener.
The HttpListenerRequest class cannot be inherited.
| IAsyncResult WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.BeginGetClientCertificate |
( |
AsyncCallback |
requestCallback, |
|
|
object |
state |
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) |
| |
Begins getting the client's X.509 v.3 certificate asynchronously.
This asynchronous operation must be completed by calling the EndGetClientCertificate method. Typically, that method is invoked by the requestCallback delegate.
- Returns
- An IAsyncResult that contains the status of the asynchronous operation.
- Parameters
-
| requestCallback | An AsyncCallback delegate that references the method(s) called when the asynchronous operation completes. |
| state | An object that contains a user defined object to pass to the requestCallback delegate. |
- Exceptions
-
| NotImplementedException | This method isn't implemented. |
| X509Certificate2 WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.EndGetClientCertificate |
( |
IAsyncResult |
asyncResult | ) |
|
Ends an asynchronous operation to get the client's X.509 v.3 certificate.
This method completes an asynchronous operation started by calling the BeginGetClientCertificate method.
- Returns
- A X509Certificate2 that contains the client's X.509 v.3 certificate.
- Parameters
-
- Exceptions
-
| NotImplementedException | This method isn't implemented. |
| X509Certificate2 WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.GetClientCertificate |
( |
| ) |
|
Gets the client's X.509 v.3 certificate.
- Returns
- A X509Certificate2 that contains the client's X.509 v.3 certificate.
- Exceptions
-
| NotImplementedException | This method isn't implemented. |
| override string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ToString |
( |
| ) |
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| string [] WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.AcceptTypes |
|
get |
Gets the media types which are acceptable for the response.
An array of string that contains the media type names in the Accept request-header, or if the request didn't include an Accept header.
| int WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ClientCertificateError |
|
get |
Gets an error code that identifies a problem with the client's certificate.
Always returns 0
.
| Encoding WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ContentEncoding |
|
get |
Gets the encoding for the entity body data included in the request.
A Encoding that represents the encoding for the entity body data, or Encoding.Default if the request didn't include the information about the encoding.
| long WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ContentLength64 |
|
get |
Gets the size of the entity body data included in the request.
A long that represents the value of the Content-Length entity-header. The value is a number of bytes in the entity body data. -1
if the size isn't known.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ContentType |
|
get |
Gets the media type of the entity body included in the request.
A string that represents the value of the Content-Type entity-header.
Gets the cookies included in the request.
A CookieCollection that contains the cookies included in the request.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.HasEntityBody |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the request has the entity body.
true
if the request has the entity body; otherwise, false
.
| NameValueCollection WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.Headers |
|
get |
Gets the HTTP headers used in the request.
A NameValueCollection that contains the HTTP headers used in the request.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.HttpMethod |
|
get |
Gets the HTTP method used in the request.
A string that represents the HTTP method used in the request.
| Stream WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.InputStream |
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get |
Gets a Stream that contains the entity body data included in the request.
A Stream that contains the entity body data included in the request.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.IsAuthenticated |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the client that sent the request is authenticated.
true
if the client is authenticated; otherwise, false
.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.IsLocal |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the request is sent from the local computer.
true
if the request is sent from the local computer; otherwise, false
.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.IsSecureConnection |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the HTTP connection is secured using the SSL protocol.
true
if the HTTP connection is secured; otherwise, false
.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.IsWebSocketRequest |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the request is a WebSocket connection request.
true
if the request is a WebSocket connection request; otherwise, false
.
| bool WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.KeepAlive |
|
get |
Gets a value indicating whether the client requests a persistent connection.
true
if the client requests a persistent connection; otherwise, false
.
| System.Net.IPEndPoint WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.LocalEndPoint |
|
get |
Gets the server endpoint as an IP address and a port number.
A System.Net.IPEndPoint that represents the server endpoint.
| Version WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.ProtocolVersion |
|
get |
Gets the HTTP version used in the request.
A Version that represents the HTTP version used in the request.
| NameValueCollection WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.QueryString |
|
get |
Gets the query string included in the request.
A NameValueCollection that contains the query string parameters.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.RawUrl |
|
get |
Gets the raw URL (without the scheme, host, and port) requested by the client.
A string that represents the raw URL requested by the client.
| System.Net.IPEndPoint WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.RemoteEndPoint |
|
get |
Gets the client endpoint as an IP address and a port number.
A System.Net.IPEndPoint that represents the client endpoint.
| Guid WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.RequestTraceIdentifier |
|
get |
Gets the request identifier of a incoming HTTP request.
A Guid that represents the identifier of a request.
| Uri WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.Url |
|
get |
Gets the URL requested by the client.
A Uri that represents the URL requested by the client.
| Uri WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.UrlReferrer |
|
get |
Gets the URL of the resource from which the requested URL was obtained.
A Uri that represents the value of the Referer request-header, or if the request didn't include an Referer header.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.UserAgent |
|
get |
Gets the information about the user agent originating the request.
A string that represents the value of the User-Agent request-header.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.UserHostAddress |
|
get |
Gets the server endpoint as an IP address and a port number.
A string that represents the server endpoint.
| string WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.UserHostName |
|
get |
Gets the internet host name and port number (if present) specified by the client.
A string that represents the value of the Host request-header.
| string [] WebSocketSharp.Net.HttpListenerRequest.UserLanguages |
|
get |
Gets the natural languages which are preferred for the response.
An array of string that contains the natural language names in the Accept-Language request-header, or if the request didn't include an Accept-Language header.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Travis Kalanick sells US$164M more Uber stock to diversify fortune
by Tom MetcalfTravis Kalanick has sold an additional 6.1 million shares of Uber Technologies Inc. just days after disposing of a fifth of his stake.
The 43-year-old entrepreneur offloaded US$164 million of his holdings in the ride-hailing company this week, according to a regulatory filing Wednesday. Last week he sold stock worth about US$547 million.
The sale underlines Kalanick’s focus on other investments, including CloudKitchens, which he funded with US$300 million. A US$400 million injection from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund valued the food startup at US$5 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported last week.
His remaining 4.2-per-cent stake in Uber is valued at US$1.9 billion, or less than two-thirds of his US$3.4-billion fortune, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. When he was Uber’s chief executive officer, Kalanick said he retained all his shares in the company. That changed after his ousting in 2017. He sold stock in private transactions and had a six-per-cent stake at the time of its May initial public offering.
Kalanick has moved quickly to offload Uber shares since the IPO. This month’s trades came after a 180-day lockup period restricting insider and early investor sales expired last week.
Uber shares fell 3.9 per cent on Nov. 6 when its lock up expired. Beyond Meat Inc. did even worse, falling 22 per cent, while shares in Avantor Inc., Fastly Inc. and Luckin Coffee Inc. all rose Wednesday when their restrictions were lifted.


This program plots structural orientation data in various projections and calculates the statistical parameters. The methods and algorithms are described in detail in WALLBRECHER (1986).
In the menu 'data input' you choose
between manual data input, input from a file, or input from an Excel
sheet.
Manual input is also possible for universal stage data like azimuths
and tilt angles of axes (i.e. quartz-c-axes) or normals to planes (i.e.
poles to mica-planes). These data are internally converted to azimuths of dip and angles
of dip. All further processing of these data is done in this format.
The type of data must be set in the menu 'fabric
type'. In the menu ‚angle‚ you choose input in the 1..360° or 1..400gon
scale.
For data input from a file the fabric types "U-stage-axes" and
"U-stage-poles“ are not active, because U-stage data are saved in *.LIN files.
For data input from an EXCEL-sheet azimutth of dip and angle
of dip must either be written in a single row (with a separation key) or in two separate rows.


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International Court Judges Authorize Rohingya Investigation
by ASSOCIATED PRESSTHE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — International Criminal Court judges on Thursday approved a request from prosecutors to open an investigation into crimes committed against Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslim minority.
A prominent rights group said the decision will give fresh hope to victims that those responsible for brutal crimes against the Rohingya will be brought to justice.
“Rohingya victims may finally get their day in court,” said Param-Preet Singh, associate international director at Human Rights Watch.
However, the court has no police force of its own and must rely on the cooperation of states to execute arrest warrants.
The allegations stem from a counterinsurgency campaign that Myanmar’s military began in August 2017 in response to an insurgent attack. More than 700,000 Rohingya fled to neighboring Bangladesh to escape what has been called an ethnic cleansing campaign involving mass rapes, killings and the torching of homes.
Myanmar is not a member of the global court, but Bangladesh is, and the court said that it has jurisdiction over crimes partially committed there.
The court said in a statement that a panel of judges who studied Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda’s request to open an investigation concluded that there are grounds to believe widespread acts of violence were committed “that could qualify as the crimes against humanity of deportation across the Myanmar-Bangladesh border and persecution on grounds of ethnicity and/or religion against the Rohingya population.”
Myanmar’s government and military have consistently denied violating human rights and said its operations were justified in response to attacks by Rohingya insurgents.
The judges said the investigation can cover “any crime, including any future crime” committed at least partly in Bangladesh or another court member state and linked to the Rohingya.
The decision came just days after Gambia, on behalf of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, filed a case at the International Court of Justice accusing Myanmar of genocide in its treatment of the Rohingya.
Both courts are based in The Hague. The International Criminal Court seeks to convict individuals responsible for crimes, while the International Court of Justice settles disputes between nations.
Bensouda asked judges in July for permission to investigate.
The court said judges considering the request received the views from or on behalf of hundreds of thousands of alleged victims. The judges unanimously backed an investigation.
Muslim Rohingya face heavy discrimination in Buddhist-dominated Myanmar, where they are regarded as having illegally immigrated from Bangladesh, even though many families have lived in Myanmar for generations. Most are denied citizenship and basic civil rights.
In September, a two-year United Nations fact-finding mission reported that Myanmar’s counterinsurgency campaign in 2017 included “genocidal acts,” killed thousands and force some 740,000 people to flee across the border.
According to the mission, it has a confidential list of more than 100 people suspected of involvement in genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, in addition to six generals whom it already named a year ago.
The mission’s findings will likely form a key part of evidence when International Criminal Court prosecutors begin their formal investigation.
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By MIKE CORDER Associated Press
Copyright © 2019 courthousenews.com


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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Functions for discovering and executing various cookiecutter operators."""
from __future__ import print_function
import logging
from cookiecutter.environment import StrictEnvironment
from cookiecutter.exceptions import InvalidOperatorType
from cookiecutter.render import render_variable
from cookiecutter.operators import * # noqa
from cookiecutter.operators import BaseOperator
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
post_gen_operator_list = []
[docs]def run_operator(
operator_dict: dict, context=None, no_input=False, context_key='cookiecutter'
):
"""Run operator."""
if context is None:
context = {}
operator_output = None
delayed_output = None
operator_list = BaseOperator.__subclasses__()
for o in operator_list:
if operator_dict['type'] == o.type: # noqa
logger.debug("Using the %s operator" % o.type) # noqa
operator = o(operator_dict, context, context_key, no_input)
if operator.post_gen_operator:
delayed_output = operator
else:
operator_output = operator.execute()
break
if o == operator_list[-1]:
msg = (
"The operator %s is not available out of a list of "
"the following operators." % operator_dict['type'],
operator_list,
)
raise InvalidOperatorType(msg)
return operator_output, delayed_output
[docs]def parse_operator(
context,
key,
cookiecutter_dict,
append_key: bool = False,
no_input: bool = False,
context_key=None,
):
"""Parse input dict for loop and when logic and calls hooks.
:return: cookiecutter_dict
"""
global post_gen_operator_list
if not context_key:
context_key = next(iter(context))
env = StrictEnvironment(context=context)
logger.debug("Parsing context_key: %s and key: %s" % (context_key, key))
operator_dict = context[context_key][key]
when_condition = _evaluate_when(operator_dict, env, cookiecutter_dict, context_key)
if when_condition:
# Extract loop
if 'loop' in operator_dict:
loop_targets = render_variable(
env, operator_dict['loop'], cookiecutter_dict, context_key
)
operator_dict.pop('loop')
loop_output = []
for i, l in enumerate(loop_targets):
loop_cookiecutter = cookiecutter_dict
loop_cookiecutter.update({'index': i, 'item': l})
loop_output += [
parse_operator(
context,
key,
loop_cookiecutter,
append_key=True,
no_input=no_input,
)
]
cookiecutter_dict.pop('item')
cookiecutter_dict.pop('index')
cookiecutter_dict[key] = loop_output
return cookiecutter_dict
if 'block' not in operator_dict['type']:
operator_dict = render_variable(
env, operator_dict, cookiecutter_dict, context_key
)
# Run the operator
if operator_dict['merge'] if 'merge' in operator_dict else False:
to_merge, post_gen_operator = run_operator(
operator_dict, context, no_input, context_key
)
cookiecutter_dict.update(to_merge)
else:
cookiecutter_dict[key], post_gen_operator = run_operator(
operator_dict, context, no_input, context_key
)
if post_gen_operator:
post_gen_operator_list.append(post_gen_operator)
if append_key:
return cookiecutter_dict[key]
return cookiecutter_dict
def _evaluate_when(
operator_dict, env, cookiecutter_dict, context_key,
):
if 'when' not in operator_dict:
return True
when_raw = operator_dict['when']
when_condition = False
if isinstance(when_raw, str):
when_condition = (
render_variable(env, when_raw, cookiecutter_dict, context_key)
)
elif isinstance(when_raw, list):
# Evaluate lists as successively evalutated 'and' conditions
for i in when_raw:
when_condition = (
render_variable(env, i, cookiecutter_dict, context_key)
)
# If anything is false, then break immediately
if not when_condition:
break
operator_dict.pop('when')
return when_condition


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General Naomori Kawarada
Chained Ogre
General Tenzen Yamauchi
Gyoubu Oniwa
Shinobi Hunter Enshin of Misen
Juzou the Drunkard
Lady Butterfly
Blazing Bull
General Kuranosuke Matsumoto
Seven Ashina Spears - Shikibu Toshikatsu Yamauchi
Lone Shadow Longswordman
Dosaku Dojun and Jinzaemon Kumano
Ashina Elite - Jinsuke Saze
Shichimen Warrior (Abandoned Dungeon)
Genichiro Ashina - Way of Tomoe
Armored Warrior
Long-arm Centipede Sen’un
Folding Screen Monkeys
Long-arm Centipede Giraffe
Headless - Ashina Outskirts: Ako's Spiritfall
Headless - Hidden Forest: Gachiin's Spiritfall
Great Serpent (Fresh Serpent Viscera)
Cave Snake (Dried Serpent Viscera)
Guardian Ape
Headless Ape and Brown Ape
Headless - Sunken Valley: Gokan's Spiritfall
Snake Eyes Shiraffuji
Snake Eyes Shirahagi
Tokujiro the Glutton
Mist Noble
O’Rin of the Water
Corrupted Monk (Ghost)
Headless - Old Grave: Ungo's Spiritfall (Underwater)
Chained Ogre (Ashina Castle)
Lone Shadow Vilehand
Shichimen Warrior (Ashina Depths)
Lone Shadow Masanaga the Spear-Bearer
Isshin Ashina
Emma, the Gentle Blade
Great Shinobi Owl
Corrupted Monk (True)
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Okami Leader Shizu
Shichimen Warrior (Fountainhead Palace)
Headless - Fountainhead Palace: Yashariku's Spiritfall (Underwater)
Great Colored Carp
Old Dragons of the Tree and Divine Dragon
Ashina Elite - Ujinari Mizuo
Shigekichi of the Red Guard
Seven Ashina Spears - Shume Masaji Oniwa
Demon of Hatred
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Environment/Exposome-wide association studies (EWAS) is an analytic approach, similar to Genome-wide association studies (GWAS), which is to identify the assoociation between exposures and disease/disease related traits (Patel. 2014). There are several advantages to perform EWAS: 1) This approach allows to search the environmental data at large scale and adjust them accordingly; 2) Results from EWAS are all the probed associatiions.


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GrPPI is a header-only library. Consequently, no build process is required for the library itself.
However, GrPPI includes CMake scripts for supporting the following actions:
To setup the build scripts we recommend that you create an out-of-source directory under the GrPPI root directory:
Then, you may generate the scripts by just doing:
Finally, you launch the build process with:
To build the unit tests, you need to set configuration variable GRPPI_UNIT_TEST_ENABLE
to ON
. You can do so be using the CMake GUI or by typing:
Then, you can build the unit tests by typing:
GrPPI offers multiple back-ends:
You may want to disable specific back ends. GrPPI offers specific variables to control this issue:
GRPPI_OMP_ENABLE
: Enable/disable OpenMP back-end.GRPPI_TBB_ENABLE
: Enable/disable TBB back-end.GRPPI_FF_ENABLE
: Entable/disable FastFlow back-end.The OpenMP back-end is controlled by CMake option GRPPI_OMP_ENABLE
(values can be ON
or OFF
). You can enable/disable this back-end with this option.
GrPPI uses CMake's FindOpenMP
to detect if your compiler supports OpenMP. In case your compiler supports OpenMP GRPPI_OMP_ENABLE
will default to ON
. If your compiler does not support OpenMP any attempt to enable GrPPI/OpenMP back-end will be ignored.
If you have and OpenMP compliant compiler and GrPPI refuses to enable the OpenMP back-end, please, open an issue providing details.
The Intel TBB back-end is controlled by CMake option GRPPI_TBB_ENABLE
(values can be ON
or OFF
). You can enable/disable this back-end with this option.
GrPPI tries to detect if your system has Intel TBB installed. In case, Intel TBB is found GRPPI_TBB_ENABLE
will default to ON
. If Intel TBB is not found, any attempt to enable GrPPI/TBB back-end will be ignored.
Please refer to (Additional Libraries)[#additional-libraries] for details on Intel TBB install.
If you have installed Intel TBB and GrPPI refuses to enable the TBB back-end, please, open an issue providing details.
The FastFlow back-end is controlled by CMake option GRPPI_FF_ENABLE
(values can be ON
or OFF
). You can enable/disable this back-end with this option.
GrPPI tries to detect if your system has FastFlow installed. In case, FastFlow is found GRPPI_TBB_ENABLE
will default to ON
. If FastFlow is not found, any attempt to enable GrPPI/FF back-end will be ignored.
Please refer to (Additional Libraries)[#additional-libraries] for details on Intel TBB install.
If you have installed FastFlow and GrPPI refuses to enable the FastFlow back-end, please, open an issue providing details.
To run all the unit tests you can do:
or alternatively:
To perform a coverage analysis type:
The coverage HTML reports are generated under unit_tests/mycov/index.html
.
Documentation generation is disabled by default. However, if you wish to build the documentation yourself, you may enable the option:
This will generate a doc directory under your build tree with the generated documentation.
Note: You will need a doxygen in your system to make use of this option. You will also need graphviz.
GrPPI includes a number of example programs under directory samples. To build all samples you may use:
If you want to install GrPPI in your system, it will be installed using as base path the directory defined by CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
. You do not need to do anything special if you want to install in the default location.
On many Linux systems, this will install the header files under /usr/local/include/grppi
.
You can specify a different install directory to CMake:
For using GrPPI you need a C++14 compliant compiler.
GrPPI has been tested with the following compilers:
If you want to use a different compiler than the default one, you can specify it by doing:
No external library is strictly required for basic GrPPI use. It only hard dependency is the C++ standard library.
In order to use the Intel Threading Building Blocks (TBB) back-end you need to install the following library:
In order to use the FastFlow back-end you need to install it. You can obtain a recent version from:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Current version of fastflow has two minor issues. Until this is fixed you can get this fork
For unit testing GrPPI uses the GoogleTest framework.
You can obtain Get it from:
If you want to run unit tests and perform coverage analysis you will need:


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Explore your Akan name
Akan description
In Ghana,the people name their childrens first name corresponding to the day of the week their were born.This app enables the user tocalculatesthe day of the week one was born
and gives the user first name corresponding to the Ghanian
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Akan description
In Ghana,the people name their childrens first name corresponding to the day of the week their were born.This app enables the user tocalculatesthe day of the week one was born and gives the user first name corresponding to the Ghanian culture depending on their gender.Explore your Akan names by simply filling your birthday details.lets get to know the Ghanian culture
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I am Sid Masih. I am currently in my sophomore year as a Computer Science major at the University of California, Berkeley. I am currently looking for internships for this summer.
This website is for people to get to know me and will host my electronic resume. Also, I am listing information on various projects and their repos, that I have worked on. If you are interested, please email me!
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--Sid Masih
I am Sid Masih. I am currently in my sophomore year as a Computer Science major at the University of California, Berkeley. I am currently looking for internships for this summer.
This website is for people to get to know me and will host my electronic resume. Also, I am listing information on various projects and their repos, that I have worked on. If you are interested, please email me!
Additionally, if you are interested in recruiting CS or ECE students at UC Berkeley or partnering with the Computer Science Undergraduate Association (CSUA), please email me! I would love to get in contact.
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"Weapons" is a web-page that will inform you about weapons. Before even starting we have to tell you that weapons are really dangerous, and they can only be used when you are in danger and the weapon is the only way to survive.
 It means that the bullet used for the gun is 9 mm in diameter and 19 mm long.
Short recoil. In short recoil bolt and barrel remain together only a small distance, usually a few millimeters for pistols or the distance of a few calibers for machine guns.
Recoil operated. Recoil operation is an operating mechanism used to implement locked-breech, autoloading firearms. Recoil operated firearms use the energy of recoil to cycle the action.
Rotating bolt. This means that the weapon loads itself after one bullet is fired. When you fire the first bullet, cartridge gets out of the bullet without touching it. After this is done the other bullet locks to the place it should be and it is ready to get fired.
Muzzle velocity. Is the speed of the bullet after it is fired.
Feed system. It tells the number of the bullets a gun can hold. Usuallu guns have different variations of what is known as the feed system.
.45 ACP .40S&W 10mm Auto. They are types of bullets. .45 ACP is a bullet with diameter of 11.43mm and length of 23mm. It was first used in Colt semi-automatic pistol. .40S&W is a bullet with diameter of 10mm and length of 22mm. It is rimless (rim is the lowest part of a bullet). 10mm Auto is a bullet with diameter of 10mm and length of 25mm.
Round magazine. It is a special type of a magazine. It holds more bullets than a normal magazine and it is longer than a normal magazine.
Drum magazine. It is also a special type of a magazine. It holds more bullets than both normal and round magazine. It is round and it is usually used in fully-automatic pistols.
.357 SIG. It is a bullet diameter of which is 9mm and the length of it is 22mm.
.22 Long Rifle (LR). It is a bullet with diameter of 5.6mm and length of 15mm.
12-gauge. It is ammo used only for shotguns. The number before "gauge" tell you that this shotgun can shoot that much bullets of the same diameter from its barrel. The lower the number the stronger the shotgun.
.410 bore. It is the second smallest shotgun ammo.
437-grain rifled slug. A slug is a projectile. Usually the shotgun bullets spread a lot but a projectile fires like a single bullet.
Gas-operated. Gas-operation is a system of operation used to provide energy to operate locked breech.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Warming, celeriac soup is served with deep-fried balls of sweetcorn and crabmeat.
For the celeriac soup, heat the oil in a large pan over a medium heat. Add the celeriac, shallots and garlic and gently fry for a few minutes, to soften without browning.
Add the white wine, bring to the boil and cook to reduce the volume of liquid by half.
Add the chicken stock and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 10-15 minutes, until the celeriac is tender. Remove from the heat and allow to cool for five minutes.
Transfer the soup to a blender and blend until smooth.
Return the soup to the saucepan, add the cream and heat through. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the crab and sweetcorn beignets, heat the oil in a deep-fat fryer to 180C/350F. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep, heavy-based frying pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (Caution: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Melt the butter and 125ml/4fl oz water in a saucepan until the mixture boils, then boil for another minute.
Remove the pan from the heat and beat in the flour and cayenne pepper with a wooden spoon until smooth, or until the mixture comes away from the side of the pan. Return the pan to the heat and cook for 1-2 minutes, stirring continuously.
Remove the pan from the heat and beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating well before adding the other egg.
Stir in the white and brown crabmeat and sweetcorn until well combined, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a large plain nozzle. Carefully pipe 1.5cm/½in long sections into the oil and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove the beignets from the pan with a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper and season with salt.
To serve, ladle the soup into bowls, scatter over some crab and sweetcorn beignets. Drizzle the soup with olive oil and garnish with the baby watercress and apple.


In my last post you can find explanation of Stack Collection. Concept of both collections is similar.
Queue is a FIFO(first-in, first out) collection of objects. It’s generic type that is part of System.Collections.Generic. You can read more about generics in my last post. There are three most important methods in this class:Enqueue(Object),Dequeue(),Peek(). First lets explain the FIFO concept.
Queue line can be a good, real world example of FIFO concept. Person who will stand in line first will be served first. Using this concept we can enqueue the items into a queue and get it in the same order. Let’s move on to class syntax.
Class signature is similar to other generic collections. You can find more about them here. We need to specify the type of the variable that will be stored in the collection.
Queue<int> queue = new Queue<int>();
Let’s look at the methods
Enqueue(Object)
class Program { static void Main() { Queue<int> queue = new Queue<int>(); queue.Enqueue(1); queue.Enqueue(2); queue.Enqueue(3); queue.Enqueue(4); } }
We crate new queue and by using Enqueue() method we add new items to the collection. Simple as that
Dequeue()
Removes the object at the beginning of your Queue. The algorithmic complexity of this is O(1). It doesn’t loop over elements.
queue.Dequeue();
this method doesn’t take any parameters
Peek()
This method works the same way as in stack. It returns the value without removing it. In this case first value in queue.
queue.Peek();
This is not the most popular type of collections, but it can be useful for creating things like for example, player turn system in strategy game. In next post I’ll cover another type of collection, bitArray. Stay Awesome!


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{{wage.worker.mobile_money_number}} |
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{{wage.payment|intcomma}}/= |
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| Total |
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{%endif%}
{%if complaints%}
Complaints
| No. |
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M.M Number |
M.M Name |
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Quantity |
Payment |
{% for complaint in complaints%}
| {{forloop.counter}} |
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{{complaint.quantity}} {{complaint.activity.unit_of_measure}}(s) |
{{complaint.payment|intcomma}}/= |
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| Total |
{{wage_sheet.total_complaints|intcomma}}/= |
{%endif%}
{%if deductions%}
Deductions
| No. |
Worker's Name |
Activity |
Quantity |
Payment |
{% for deduction in deductions %}
| {{forloop.counter}} |
{{deduction.worker}} |
{{deduction.activity}} |
{{deduction.quantity}} {{deduction.activity.unit_of_measure}}(s) |
{{deduction.payment}}/= |
{% endfor %}
| Total |
{{wage_sheet.total_deductions}}/= |
{%endif%}
Generated with Soliton Tujenge on {% now "jS F Y" %}
Approved by: Field Manager ({{wage_sheet.field_manager_user}})
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WHAT'S COOKING? A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Like visual crib notes for reviewers, the opening to Gurinder Chadha's WHAT'S COOKING? sweetly and concisely summarizes the movie's message. As the national anthem plays in the background, a turkey slowly comes into focus. The camera pulls back to show us that the turkey is part of a Thanksgiving meal in a Norman Rockwell-style painting on the side of an L.A. city bus. We then cut to the multi-ethnic tapestry of life inside the bus.
Set at the quintessential American holiday, Thanksgiving, the movie celebrates our country's melting pot tradition. The warm-hearted but completely forgettable WHAT'S COOKING? would have been more appropriately released as a television movie for the holiday season.
Four large families -- one black, one Vietnamese, one Jewish and one Latino -- gather for Thanksgiving in their homes on opposite corners of a street in a middle-class LA neighborhood. Taken together, the families become the dots in a large pointillism canvas. Their numerous stories are little more than clichés on their own, but taken together they form a handsome portrait of American life.
The extensive ensemble cast includes Alfre Woodard, Dennis Haysbert, Ann Weldon, Mercedes Ruehl, Maria Carmen, Victor Rivers, Douglas Spain, A Martinez, Lainie Kazan, Maury Chaykin, Kyra Sedgwick, Julianna Margulies, Estelle Harris, Joan Chen, Will Yun Lee, Kristy Wu and Jimmy Pham. Each actor gets a brief time on stage, but none gets a well-developed character. Loud, warm-hearted music fills in the gaps left by the erratic story.
As in LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE and other motion pictures that celebrate the joy of cooking, WHAT'S COOKING? features significant amounts of food photography. Jong Lin's lensing of the food is quite respectable and colorful but doesn't have the mouth-watering appeal of most food films. Still, this is certainly the longest product placement ever for America's turkey breeders.
As the families have their small squabbles and discussions prior to and during their big culinary events, their conversations never amount to much nor are they intended to. This is a mood piece that intends mainly to evoke a warm nostalgic feeling in the viewers, which it does quite successfully. Even if WHAT'S COOKING? is little more than an ephemeral treat, it is a relatively flawless one. Save one shamelessly manipulative scene which the studio has specifically asked critics not to reveal, there isn't anything wrong with it. WHAT'S COOKING? is a movie that conjures up respectful, but not enthusiastic adjectives. It's a nice, pleasant but inconsequential picture.
WHAT'S COOKING? runs 1:46. It is rated PG-13 for some sexuality, brief language and a perilous situation and would be acceptable for kids around 10 or 11 and up.
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Mutual Suffering
If affected by the consequences of your mystical powers, enemies can spread their weakness on others when stricken.{^n}{^Y}Enemies who die with the Consequences debuff on them have a chance to spread it to nearby allies.
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Detector
class Detector
the Detector class contains methods for detecting collisions between bodies using a broadphase algorithm.
Constructor
Summary
Properties from Detector
Methods from Detector
| boolean |
|
| boolean |
|
Public Properties
response: ResponseObject
ResponseObject
the default response object used for collisions (will be automatically populated by the collides functions)
Public Methods
collides(bodyA: Body, bodyB: Body) → {boolean}
detect collision between two bodies.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bodyA | Body |
a reference to body A. |
| bodyB | Body |
a reference to body B. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
true if colliding |
shouldCollide(a: Renderable | Container | Entity | Sprite | NineSliceSprite, b: Renderable | Container | Entity | Sprite | NineSliceSprite) → {boolean}
determine if two objects should collide (based on both respective objects body collision mask and type).
you can redefine this function if you need any specific rules over what should collide with what.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| a | Renderable | Container | Entity | Sprite | NineSliceSprite |
a reference to the object A. |
| b | Renderable | Container | Entity | Sprite | NineSliceSprite |
a reference to the object B. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
true if they should collide, false otherwise |


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Unlock your API key Making AGRC data available through http
Steve Gourley
@steveAGRC
Web Api's
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Why?
Because programmers are lazy
That's a good thing
Geocoding
Is awesome.
Why?
The price is right
free
discrete > searchy
Address Grids!
Someone thinks
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is in
Sandy?
It is not.
It's in South Jordan.
It doesn't matter.
Sandy and
South Jordan are both in the
Salt Lake City address grid.
It works the
same way with
zip codes
and place names
and
delivery points
It's kind of like a composite locator
We lean on 5 locators
4 locators use the
streets data
Why do we need 4 locators?
Street Name
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Alternate Alias
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Address Coordinate System
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Address Points
We have over a million of these.
All of our data is locally sourced
Strong in rural areas
You can pick which ones to use
800+ test addresses
Address Reversals
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Address Truncations
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Spatial Reference
Formats
esri js developer?
We return the json to make an esri/graphic
We can give you geoJson also
Suggestions
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Any quick questions so far?
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The SGID has over 500 datasets
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or with a geometry
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coders use the api
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geocoding an address is cool...
then use the search api to figure out ...
if you're in
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or
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You get the point.
Chain requests to gather useful information
Questions about searching?
Let's talk syntax
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verb get and post
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optional params are appended to the
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Register. It's free
Decide what kind of application
Generate an api key
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| Light direction X: | 0 | |
| Light direction Y: | 0 | |
| Light direction Z: | 0 |
Objective
Implement a field of grass with a light sources moving across the grass along X, Y, Z axes.
Goal of the project was have an image similar to: http://i.imgur.com/1MDNZtY.jpg
Introduction
For this project, I decided to implement a field of grass that also has a light source that moves along X, Y, Z axes. This allowed for creation of my own 3-D model using a modeling software. Therefore, I have used blender, which supports 3D objects modeling. I have based this project on the concept learned in the course is texture mapping has the ability to give each fragment a different color. We know that texture coordinates range from 0 to 1. Since the texture of of model unwrapped should fit within a square. All we have to do is assign each vertex a texture coordinate to the location within the square. This enables communication between vertex shader and fragment shader through this varying attribute.
Blender
As I mentioned earlier, I chose the approach to use a modeling software was to give better grasp on modeling 3D images. This project enabled me to get a deeper understanding of constructing my own model and as well as figuring out problems and conducting research on exporting the right file so you can have it in the format that was necessary. Initially experimenting with blender, I had a lot of trouble starting out because I was unable to find a good tutorial that was easy to follow and that would go in-depth about the tools that allowed for creation of grass. At last, after spending hours of bad tutorials on YouTube, I found one video that explained things in a better fashion than other videos. I used this YouTube video to ultimately create my model which is a field of grass.
Model Developed in blender: http://i.imgur.com/hSIbxhL.jpg
Converting Files
By reading the stack exchange, I figured out that there was a way to export blender files to Wave front (.obj) which produced a .obj file. Later, when I was sifting the website about the final project. I came across a link under tools called jsobj. Then, I found a solution to converting my .obj file of grass into JSON files which organized and converted the contents of my .obj file into similar files given previously by Dr. Kooima, which contains arrays for normals, positions, texture coordinates, tangents, and triangles.
Implementation
I started off this project by using my older implementation of project 6, which uses lighting across different plane like X,Y,Z, and texture mapping to a chest. However, for this project, we need a creation of my own model and texture.
There are two main things that are required for this project:
Initialization:
Rendering:
Errors Encountered
Cross Origin Request: When I gave a link to texture image, the browser through an error because that host did not support cross-organ resource requests. Later, I hosted my texture on imgur locally and surpassed this error.
Texture bound to texture unit 0 is not renderable. It maybe non-power-of-2 and have incompatible texture filtering: After reading the stack overflow article on a similar error another user encountered. The solution which involved calls to bind the texture and draw elements in the onload function. After, trying this solution within my implementation. I was unable to make it work. While debugging, the load texture function stopped executing at draw elements. Therefore, after putting it back in model prototype function. I executed the program, which returns the same error again.
Finally, the chrome debugger stopped throwing any errors for debugging. Therefore, I started with my init and draw functions set break points at the end of the function to see if it was passing everything correctly. It went through both of these functions. But, I was unable to detect where the program was going wrong since it passed all parameters with any being undefined. I used chest.js from project 5 to get a better understanding of my project’s errors. When I ran the program, a black and grey chest showed up. Therefore, my program was unable to map the texture onto the model. Since, the debugger also didn’t provide any errors in the console made debugging very hard for this project.
Conclusion
After implementing my project, I couldn’t overcome my errors even though I had a good base for this project which was working project 5. Also, it was hard to find a references or white paper articles or tutorials explaining the implementation of field of grass. I applied what I learned over the course of the semester within this project. I am glad I learnt a lot throughout the semester which implement this project, even if it there’s no output.
Working on this project gave me a lot of experience with debugging, model creation, texture creation and use of light sources along different axes such as X, Y, Z. It also allowed me to map different texture to a new model. This project served as a great learning experience because I would love to take it further over break to learn and reflect on my mistakes within this project.
References:
https://learnopengl.com/#!Advanced-OpenGL/Blending (Where the idea of field of grass stemmed from)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZR_WKVYiX8
http://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/408/how-can-i-use-my-blender-models-in-webgl


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java.lang.Object com.izforge.izpack.util.os.unix.UnixHelper
public class UnixHelper
Helper Methods for unix-systems and derived.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
VERSION
|
static java.lang.String |
whichCommand
whichCommand = "/usr/bin/which" or /bin/which |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
UnixHelper()
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
getCpCommand()
Gets the absolute path of the cp (Copy) command. |
static java.lang.String |
getCustomCommand(java.lang.String aCommand)
Gets the absolute Pathe to the given custom command. |
static java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> |
getEtcPasswdArray()
Get the lines from /etc/passwd as Array |
static java.lang.String |
getRmCommand()
Gets the absolute Pathe to the rm (Remove) Command. |
static java.lang.String |
getSuCommand()
Gets the absolute path to the su (SuperUser) command. |
static java.lang.String |
getWhichCommand()
Gets the absolute path of the which command. |
static java.lang.String |
getYpCatCommand()
Gets the absolute Pathe to the ypcat (YellowPage/NIS Cat) Command. |
static java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> |
getYpPasswdArray()
Get the YelloyPages (NIS) Users lines from ypcat passwd as Array. |
static boolean |
kdeIsInstalled()
Test if KDE is installed. |
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
Standalone Test Main Method call with : > java -cp ../_build com.izforge.izpack.util.os.unix.UnixHelper |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static java.lang.String whichCommand
public static final java.lang.String VERSION
| Constructor Detail |
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public UnixHelper()
| Method Detail |
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public static java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getEtcPasswdArray()
public static java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.String> getYpPasswdArray()
ypcat passwd
as Array. Ypcat
passwd's output has the same format as the the local /etc/passwd. Because there can be
thousands of yp-users and this query is net-based, this is a candidate for a token-based
optimization.
public static boolean kdeIsInstalled()
$>/usr/bin/env kwin --version
This
assumes that kwin, the window Manager, as part of the kde-base package is already installed.
If this returns with 0 kwin resp. kde means to be installed,
public static java.lang.String getWhichCommand()
public static java.lang.String getCpCommand()
public static java.lang.String getSuCommand()
public static java.lang.String getRmCommand()
public static java.lang.String getYpCatCommand()
public static java.lang.String getCustomCommand(java.lang.String aCommand)
aCommand
- a Custom Command
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
args
- commandline args
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Branch Management Guidelines¶
The community can have two main branches with an infinite lifetime:
- Master branch: This is a highly stable branch that is always production-ready and contains the last release version of source code in production.
- Development branch: Derived from the master branch, the development branch serves as a branch for integrating different features planned for an upcoming release. This branch may or may not be as stable as the master branch. It is where developers collaborate and merge feature branches. All of the changes should be merged back into the master somehow and then tagged with a release number.
Apart from those two primary branches, there are other branches in the workflow:
- Feature Branch: Forked from the development branch for feature development i.e. enhancement or documentation. Merged back to the development branch after feature development or enhancement implementation.
- Bug Branch: Ramify from the development branch. Merged back to the development branch after bug fixing.
- Hotfix branch: Hotfix branches are created from the master branch. It is the current production release running live and causing troubles due to a severe bug. But changes in development are yet unstable. We may then branch off a hotfix branch and start fixing the problem. It should be the rarest occasion, in case only critical bugs.
Note: Only NLE and NECTI members have the privilege to create and merge the Hotfix branch.
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* - Branch - Branches naming guideline - Remarks
* - Feature branches - Must branch from: development. Must merge back into: development. Branch naming convention: feature-feature_id - feature_id is the Github issue id from https://github.com/ScorpioBroker/ScorpioBroker/issues
* - Bug Branches - Must branch from: development. Must merge back into: development. Branch naming convention: bug-bug_id - bug_id is the Github issue id from https://github.com/ScorpioBroker/ScorpioBroker/issues
* - Hotfix Branches - Must branch from: master branch. Must merge back into: master branch. Branch naming convention: hotfix-bug number. - Bug number is the Github issue id from https://github.com/ScorpioBroker/ScorpioBroker/issues
Permissions to the branches:¶
- Master - We tend to very strict that only NLE members and privileged members of NECTI can merge on the Master branch and accept the pull requests. Pull requests to master can be raised by only NECTI OR NLE members.
- Development - Any community member can raise the pull request to the development branch but it should be reviewed by NLE or NECTI members. Development branches commits will be moved to the master branch only when all the test cases written under NGSI-LD test suites, will run successfully.


Rahul Mukherjee •<EMAIL_ADDRESS>• @ruhlmuk
About the data: Golden Gate Park is in Districts One and Five. Totals include separate youth count, which may be duplicative.
Source: Applied Survey Research


Unit 5
The purpose of this assignment is to know the difference between an "ordered list" and an "unordered list" in html, and know the code to make them. It also lets you practice how to add hyper links in the "nav" element of the "body", and how to upload files to sftp and view the work on the production server.
- Create a new folder called "listsandlinks" in your repository folder.
- Inside listsandlinks create a file called "index.html" and a file called "main.css"
- In index.html create an ordered list of step by step instructions to create a new webpage on the production server.
- Also create an unordered list of 5 or more links to websites with useful webdesign related information.
- In the nav section, create an unordered list of links with a link back to your main index page.
- In your main index.html file in public_html, add an unordered list of links to the nav section with a link to "listsandlinks".
- Add an article with a heading and a paragraph description of this assignment. Also add an unordered list that contains this list of requirements.
- Turn in your work.


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[gecode-users] How to iterate over a integer view's domain
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Apr 4 12:59:21 CEST 2008
Debdeep Banerjee wrote:
> I want to iterate over the current domain of a integer view
> (Gecode::Int::IntView). How can I do that ? Is this domain current ?
> I want to implement my own variable and value selection. That's why I
> need to access the current domain of the variable. Is there any good
> way
> to do it ?
Yes, using ViewRanges<IntView>:
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/classGecode_1_1Int_1_1ViewRanges.html
What do you mean by current? The domain of a variable is always
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Manchester United net debt rises by more than 55%
Manchester United have posted revenues of £135.4million for the first quarter of 2019-20.
The figures represent a £400,000 increase on the same period for the previous year.
Commercial revenue was £80.4million, a 5.9 per cent increase on the previous year, the club said in a financial statement.
United are expecting 2020 annual revenue to be down this year to somewhere between £560-580million, compared to £627.1million for the year ending June 30, 2019.
In part that will be due to the club's lack of Champions League football this season. Broadcasting revenue for the quarter was £32.9million, a 23.1 per cent and £9.9million drop on the same quarter the year before.
The figures published on Monday cover the period July 1, 2019 to September 30 of this year.
One of the most eye-catching points on the balance sheet is the increase of net debt, from £247.2million to £384.5million, a rise of 55.5 per cent.
Our ultimate goal is to win trophies by playing exciting football with a team that fuses graduates from our academy with world-class acquisitions.Ed Woodward
The club's wage bill has dropped by 8.8 per cent "primarily due to reductions in player salaries as a result of non-participation in the UEFA Champions League", the statement said.
United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said: "We have a clear vision in terms of football philosophy and recruitment.
"The significant investments that we have made in recent years in areas such as transfers, recruitment infrastructure, analytics and our academy are already beginning to bear fruit.
"We are very proud to be shortly approaching a milestone 4,000th game featuring an academy player, and we are particularly optimistic regarding the considerable young talent currently coming through.
"Our ultimate goal is to win trophies by playing exciting football with a team that fuses graduates from our academy with world-class acquisitions."
United's on-field fortunes have improved in recent weeks after pressure had been growing on manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The team have won five of their last six matches in all competitions, and prior to that claimed a 1-1 draw at league leaders Liverpool.
They are seventh in the Premier League, nine points adrift of the Champions League qualification places.
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Due to XStream's flexible architecture, handling of JSON mappings is as easy as handling of XML documents. All you have to do is to initialize XStream object with an appropriate driver and you are ready to serialize your objects to (and from) JSON.
XStream currently delivers two drivers for JSON: The JsonHierarchicalStreamDriver and the JettisonMappedXmlDriver. The first one does not have an additional dependency, but can only be used to write XML, while the second one is based on Jettison and can also deserialize JSON to Java objects again. However, since the JettisonMappedXmlDriver transforms plain XML into JSON, you might get better JSON strings with the JsonHierarchicalStreamDriver, because this driver knows often about the type of the written data and can act properly.
One word of warning. JSON is made for an easy data transfer between systems and languages. It's syntax offers much less possibilities to express certain data structures. It supports name/value pairs of primitive data types, arrays and lists and allows to nest them - but that's it! No references, no possibility for meta data (attributes), no properties with same names (as generated for implicit collections), etc. Therefore do not expect wonders. XStream (and Jettison) try their best, but the procedure to convert any kind of object into JSON is a lossy transformation and especially deserialization will not be possible for any construct. See also FAQ for JSON limitations. Also note that any number value in JavaScript is a 64-bit double precision float value according IEEE 754 standard. In consequence it is not possible to represent all values of a Java long type without loss of precision. See again FAQ for JSON and JavaScript.
Since JSON has no possibility to express references, you should always set the NO_REFERENCES mode writing JSON.
Jettison driver uses Jettison StAX parser to read and write data in JSON
format. It is available in XStream since version 1.2.2 and is implemented in
com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver
class. To successfully use this driver you need
to have the Jettison project and StAX API in your classpath (see reference for
optional dependencies).
Alternatively you can download JARs manually.
Here are a few simple examples:
The following example:
package com.thoughtworks.xstream.json.test; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver; public class WriteTest { public static void main(String[] args) { Product product = new Product("Banana", "123", 23.00); XStream xstream = new XStream(new JettisonMappedXmlDriver()); xstream.setMode(XStream.NO_REFERENCES); xstream.alias("product", Product.class); System.out.println(xstream.toXML(product)); } }
produces the following JSON document:
{"product":{"name":"Banana","id":123,"price":23.0}}
As you can see, all standard XStream features (such as aliases) can be used with this driver.
Note that Jettison will try to detect numerical values and omit the quotes. Since Jettison cannot know about the original data type, it has to guess. Hence it will therefore also write the value of the id field as numeric value in future.
The only difference to the example above is the line with the initialization:
XStream xstream = new XStream(new JsonHierarchicalStreamDriver());
The output is as follows:
{"product": { "name": "Banana", "id": "123", "price": 23.0 }}
While the difference because of line feeds is immediately obvious, you have to note also the value of the id element. This time the driver knew about the string value and therefore quotes were generated.
Sometimes the root node in the generated JSON is superfluous, since its name is caused by the Java type of the written object that has no meaning in JSON and increases only the nesting level of the structure. Therefore it is possible to drop this root by initializing the internally used JsonWriter in a different mode. Again, the only difference to the example above is the line with the initialization:
XStream xstream = new XStream(new JsonHierarchicalStreamDriver() { public HierarchicalStreamWriter createWriter(Writer writer) { return new JsonWriter(writer, JsonWriter.DROP_ROOT_MODE); } });
The output is as follows:
{ "name": "Banana", "id": "123", "price": 23.0 }
Note, that it is now possible to create invalid JSON if XStream should marshal a single object with a single value to JSON (like String, int, URL, ...). JSON requires that the root is actually an object, but by dropping the root all that is generated is a single value. You can force the JsonWriter to throw a ConversionException in this case, see Javadoc of the JsonWriter.
The following code:
package com.thoughtworks.xstream.json.test; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver; public class ReadTest { public static void main(String[] args) { String json = "{\"product\":{\"name\":\"Banana\",\"id\":123" + ",\"price\":23.0}}"; XStream xstream = new XStream(new JettisonMappedXmlDriver()); xstream.alias("product", Product.class); Product product = (Product)xstream.fromXML(json); System.out.println(product.getName()); } }
serializes JSON document created with preceding example back to Java object. It prints:
Banana
as a result.


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DEEP IMPACT
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Paramount Pictures/Dreamworks Director: Mimi Leder Writer: Michael Tolkin, Bruce Joel Rubin Cast: Robert Duvall, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood, Vanessa Redgrave, Maximilian Schell, Leelee Sobieski, Morgan Freeman
A recent issue of the New Yorker magazine has a cartoon in which the man, reading the newspaper, says to his wife, "Now that everyone's in NATO, we don't have to take crap from Mars any more." Maybe not. But worldwide membership in that powerful security force is no match for humankind's most potent enemy: Nature. Recent disaster movies have had us poor beings inundated by twisters, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, fire, and animals. We've been able to prevail, though not without great losses. Now comes yet another natural disaster, a comet which is speeding toward the planet on an treacherous trajectory which allows astronomers to predict the exact moment it will make a deep impact but leaves them almost powerful to prevent a tragedy. Almost, but not entirely. There is one hope, and is for a group of astronauts to travel to the speeding meteor and plant a nuclear device into it, throwing the entire inanimate godzilla into a tizzy as if to say, "Get off my planet!"
The younger set, expecting to see a dazzling show courtesy of Industrial Light & Magic for at least half the time, will be disappointed. The picture, directed by Mimi Leder ("The Peacemaker"), undergoes a woman's touch in focusing on sentiment and office politics. Whether this is to the good depends on your tolerance for the saccharine and your predilection for violence. If you weep the like of "Love Story" you'll go for the tearful partings of families and reconciliation of father and daughter. If you like sci-fi but with a deliberate pace of Robert Zemeckis's "Contact" or Andrew Niccol's "Gattaca," you will be sufficiently involved. If you've had enough of formulaic family feeling, you'll have reservations. "Deep Impact," then, is a cautiously paced tale of woe which will have you guessing: will the comet hit the earth or not? While it may be unconscionable to give away the answer in a review, here's a hint: the comet divides into two parts, a devastating, humongous rock and a relatively small hunk of astral projection.
"Deep Impact" begins as does many a thriller, with a scene designed to thrill audience adolescents. Leo Biederman (Elijah Wood), a bright-eyed high-school kid who calls teachers and parents "sir," is on an outing with his astronomy teacher, when he peers through the telescope and discovers an unknown body adjacent to two well-known stars. When a specialist in his lab (Charles Martin Smith) examines the body's orbit in his computer, he is so shocked at its trajectory that he drops his slice of pizza, jumps into his jeep with the evidence, and meets with catastrophe. As director Mimi Leder cuts to Hillary Clinton lookalike Jenny Lerner (Tea Leoni), a career-driven TV news reporter, we find her investigating the resignation of the Secretary of the Treasury, whose departure she believes is not occasioned by his wish to spend more time with his sick wife. Believing that an expose of the affair he is allegedly having with someone named Ellie will spur her into the anchor's seat, she instead falls upon information about E.L.E., which means Extinction Level Event. A mean meteor is determined to wipe out all life on earth.
As astronaut Spurgeon Tanner (Robert Duvall), nicknamed "Fish" because his name sounds like one, joins a mission to duel the big rock, tearful events occur back on earth among folks who believe that the mission will fail. Most important, newscaster Jenny Lerner decides to hate her dad (Maximilian Schell), who has recently divorced his wife (Vanessa Redgrave) to marry a bimbo two years old than Jenny. Much of the film treats the family split and ultimate reconciliation--as Jenny recalls the wonderful times she enjoyed at the age of five with the aging Jason. The other tear-evoking tale centers on young Leo Biederman (Elijah Wood), who has decided quickly to marry his sweetheart in order to make her eligible along with him for a safety program and she must choose whether to stay back home with her parents and die or to join her new, shotgun partner.
Morgan Freeman does a dignified job as the president of the United States, offering both hope and realism to the people of his country, as he prepares to transport one million designated by computer to be conveyed to a safe place in Missouri where they along with one pair of each animal species (sound familiar?) will survive and procreate.
The film has a few brief humorous moments, as when 17- year-old Biederman becomes famous for discovering the comet, and a classmate says in front of the other students in a school assembly program, "You're gonna have more sex starting now. Famous people always get more sex." Similarly, when the astronauts cynically ponder their fate in the rocketship "Messiah," one says, "Look at the bright side...we'll all get high schools named for us."
"Deep Impact" is a by-the-numbers disaster movie with just enough special effects to please the calamity-starved in the audience and, like other formulaic films, one in which various individuals are assigned problems they must either reconcile themselves to or gain reconciliation from. Despite its familiarity, it's a sincere work and, it should be added, one that's not so far off course. Just as some people hold that the earth was attacked by runaway comets several millenia ago and gained rebirth, others believe that such a calamity could happen again, at any time. After all, nature is neutral: it is not pro-U.S. or pro-Iran or even pro-earth and there's a lot of stuff up there. Rated PG-13. Running time: 115 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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CustomObjectScope
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cannot escape.
tf.compat.v1.keras.utils.CustomObjectScope
tf.compat.v2.keras.utils.CustomObjectScope
Code within a with
statement will be able to access custom objects
by name. Changes to global custom objects persist
within the enclosing with
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__init__(*args)
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Somebody Dug Up Old Joe Burrow Tweets That The LSU QB May Wanna Delete From His Account (PIC)
by Darrelle LincolnOnce again, a high profiled athlete forgot to do a clean sweep of his Twitter account and he is certainly going to pay for it.
LSU Tigers QB Joe Burrow has likely become the most-coveted QB on most draft boards after Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a dislocated hip in his last start.
Before we get to that point, however, the 22-year-old will need to address his tweets that were unearthed by social media users that show him not only ripping commissioner Roger Goodell, but also taking a shot at the late Stuart Scott, as well as telling NBA teams to stop choosing foreigners in the Draft.
Yea, this is not a good look for Burrow. Address it as soon as possible and it goes away.


TBoxKernel is one of the simplest and most fundamental kernels. Convolving with this kernel corresponds to the same approach used within nearest neighbor interpolation. The filter is defined as
and it is commonly known as a box filter, top-hat function or a Fourier window.


InitFastCGI()
Syntax
Result = InitFastCGI(LocalPort)Description
Initializes FastCGI support. Once called, all the CGI commands switch automatically to FastCGI support. This library support threaded FastCGI processing, when enabling the 'thread-mode' in PureBasic. FastCGI support is only supported trough a local socket. InitCGI() needs to be called before using this command.
Unlike a regular CGI program which is launched at every request, the FastCGI program stays in memory once launched and can handle any number of requests. It can be very useful if the CGI initialization is time consumming (for example connecting a database), so it's only performed once at start.
Parameters
LocalPort The local port to bind the FastCGI application. The web-server needs to be configured to use this port.
Return value
Returns non-zero if the FastCGI environment has been correctly initialized.
Remarks
Using FastCGI can be much easier for development than standard CGI, as the program can stay in memory and be debugged as usual PureBasic application.
To configure FastCGI support on Apache, you need to activate the 'mod_proxy' and 'mod_proxy_fcgi' modules, and then add a 'ProxyPass' declaration in the configuration:ProxyPass /myfastcgiapp/ fcgi://localhost:5600/Here, the url '/myfastcgiapp' will redirect to the FastCGI program binded on the port 5600. It's also possible to run the FastCGI program on distant server.
Example
If Not InitCGI() End EndIf If Not InitFastCGI(5600) ; Create the FastCGI program on port 5600 End EndIf While WaitFastCGIRequest() If ReadCGI() WriteCGIHeader(#PB_CGI_HeaderContentType, "text/html", #PB_CGI_LastHeader) ; Write the headers to inform the browser of the content format WriteCGIString("<title>PureBasic - FastCGI</title>" + "Hello from PureBasic FastCGI !
" + "Actual time: "+FormatDate("%hh:%ii", Date()) + "" + "") EndIf Wend
See Also
InitCGI(), WaitFastCGIRequest()
Supported OS
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After crashing numerous times while writing software for Pigeon, the central cross finally broke down. I started seeing red lights on the back two propellers, probably was not a good idea to ignore them.
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Instructions for Attendees
These instructions are for the attendees at the 10th IEEE Non-Volatile Memory Systems and Applications Symposium.
You can check the program schedules at https://nvmsa2021.github.io/program.html.
Perquisites
Attendees are requested to ensure the following before the event.
- Set up Zoom desktop application.
- Head over to Zoom to download zoom desktop application on your device. You can use Zoom from your web-browser, however we do not recommend using browser mode in the interests of longevity and avoiding browser limitations, you should download the application.
- Check your internet connection, audio and video settings before joining.
- USB-connected headset is preferred as it cancels the surrounding noise.
- Position your webcam properly.
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- Join in Zoom Webinar via the link shared on NVMSA homepage.
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因为非对称加解密计算量很大，对于那些资源有限的工业设备来说，可能负担不起。
NIST 的电网安全指南(The Smart Grid Interoperability Panel–Smart Grid Cybersecurity Committee 2014)就提到：
A trustworthy and unencumbered implementation of cryptography that is suitable (both computationally and resource-wise) for deployment in the smart grid would benefit all stakeholders in smart grid deployments.
这里， unencumbered 的意思是没障碍、没负担的意思。指南后面还提到：
The preconfigured SA class solution, for all but the smallest systems, is likely to be excessively costly, subject to human error, and encumbered with significant vulnerabilities due to the replication of so many credentials.
这里，encumbered 则是有负担的、有障碍的。
encumber 是个及物动词，意思是阻塞、妨碍、拖累。比如 You shouldn’t let those heavy books encumber you. 你不该让这些沉重的书拖累你的学习。
而 cumber 则是不及物动词，比如 He does’t want to cumber with anyone! 他不想拖累任何人。
cumber 可能最早源自拉丁语 cumulus ，堆积的意思。 cumulus 还是积云的意思。
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Mt Ruapehu turns on a stunner
by Mt RuapehuMT RUAPEHU, 24 NOVEMBER 2019: It wasn’t only beaches Kiwis flocked to this weekend to soak up the sunshine. Mt Ruapehu was full of skiiers, snowboarders, tubers and sightseers making the best of the last of the snow.
In pristine conditions skiers and snowboarders filled the slopes at Whakapapa’s Valley T Bar, with the Sky Waka taking visitors up the mountain to Knoll Ridge Chalet for sightseeing and tubing.
RAL General Manager Sales and Marketing Michelle Caldwell says, “It’s great to see so many people enjoying the mountain on such a beautiful weekend. While the snow will disappear over the coming weeks the Sky Waka is open throughout the summer for sightseeing.
“And the end of the Sky Waka ride is great dining spot - The Pinnacles Restaurant – the highest restaurant in New Zealand – with its breathtaking panoramic views, it’s open for buffet lunch and afternoon tea daily, as well as buffet dinner Friday and Saturday evenings and will be throughout summer.”
And the weekend visitors loved it.
Toby O’Hara – “The views were amazing even with a bit of a haze. The Sky Waka gondola ride over the waterfalls was an awesome experience, so different to winter. The beer at The Back Bar on the Knoll Ridge Chalet deck was a great way to end the day.”
Michelle adds that with the new Sky Waka open all year round the mountain is now truly a year-round attraction. “As well as offering a great summer experience the Sky Waka is valuable to the region’s economy resulting in employment for locals and a boost to local restaurants, bars and accommodation with the influx of summer visitors to what has traditionally been a winter activity.”
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The weather and climate are responsible for migration patterns in both humans and animals..
The weather can get wild in an instant, causing a lot of damage. Averagely, 100,000 people are killed in weather-related accidents every year.
There are about 8.6 million strikes of lightning every day. The perfect place to see lightning strikes is Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela
The wettest place on earth is Mawsynram, Meghalaya, India: The UK is known for many things, including the fact that it is almost ever rainy.
The driest place on earth Antofagasta, Chile: In contrast, the driest place on earth is Antofagasta, Chile


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A writing object for saving processed images as they are reconstructed
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Appends single complex reconstructed tomogram image :param image: Processed image to write :type image: array :param data: data information object :type data: object :param framteType: type of image frame, ie. |
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Appends single real reconstructed images to the file formats designated in data.storageSettings[‘storageFileType’] (str) :param image: dictionary of all processed images :type image: array :param data: data information object :type data: object :param framteType: type of image frame, ie. |
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Office Scripts: Microsoft finally makes it easy to create scripts for Excel
by PradeepMicrosoft today announced a new easy way to create scripts for Excel. The new Office Scripts feature will allow you to automate repetitive tasks. You no longer need to learn VB Script to write simple scripts for Excel.
Through this feature, you can record your actions inside an Excel workbook and save it to a script. Later you can use the script with Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow) or integrate with your workflow. Once the script is created, users can share it with others. IT Admins can also centrally manage and facilitate the sharing of created scripts.
Microsoft announced that this new Office Scripts feature will be available as a public preview by the end of the year.


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It’s a cake website developed for a bakery. It was my first experience dealing with a client. As per Client’s requirements I developed a simple and light weighted front end because he wants this to be deployed for free. I used mainly bootstrap 4 along with HTML and CSS and a bit JQuery for the frontend, Django for forms and Backend, Sqlite 3 for database. I Integrated PayU money as a payment gateway and deployed the website on Herokuapp. This WebApp is developed using Django Framework.
1. Text File Viewer – The purpose of this GUI app is to display
text of any text file in its editor. Text size can be changed
using slider and text case can also be changed.
2. Age Calculator - This is the simple GUI app used to calculate
age by entering DOB. These GUI Apps are developed in Swing
Framework.


client module
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- type
Client
A client, which can be used to connect to a server and send and receive messages.
- Parameters:
client – TCPSocket to connect the client to the server.
name – The name of the client.
server – The IP address of the server.
port – The port number of the server.
header_length – The length of the message header in bytes.
eventHandlers – A set of EventHandler instances registered with this client.
rooms – A set of rooms that the client has joined.
kwargs – Additional keyword arguments that will be passed to event handler functions when they are called.
- function
Client
(name, server, port; header_length = 10, kwargs...) Function to create a client struct
- Parameters:
name – The name of the client.
server – The IP address of the server.
port – The port number of the server.
header_length – The length of the message header in bytes.
kwargs – Additional keyword arguments that will be passed to event handler functions when they are called.
- Returns:
The created client
- function
send
(client::Client, message) Send the given message to the server.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
message – The message to send.
- function
register
(client::Client) Register this client with the server. This will send a REGISTER command message to the server and join the reserved rooms.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
- function
receive
(client::Client) Receive a message from the server.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
- Returns:
The received message, or False if an error occurred.
- function
close
(client::Client) Close the connection to the server. This will send a DISCONNECT command message to the server and close the socket.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
- function
add_eventHandler
(client::Client, handleFunction, responseType; responseRooms = nothing, responseComponent = nothing, trigger = nothing) Add a new event handler to this client.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
handleFunction – The function to call when a message is handled by this event handler. This function should take the same arguments as the handle method of the EventHandler class and return a response message, or None if no response is needed.
responseType – The type of the response message.
responseRooms – A list of room IDs where the response message should be sent. If not specified, the response will be sent to the same room as the original message.
responseComponent – The component ID where the response message should be sent.
trigger – A Trigger instance that specifies the criteria for triggering this event handler. If not specified, the event handler will never be triggered.
- function
join_room
(client::Client, room) Join the given room. This will send a JOINROOM command message to the server.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
room – The ID of the room to join.
- function
listen
(client::Client) Listen for incoming messages from the server and handle them using the registered event handlers. This method will block until the connection to the server is closed.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
- function
add_propagated_fields
(client::Client, message, response) Add the fields from the original message that should be propagated to the response message. This includes the root ID, the model status of the original message as well as the name of the sender.
- Parameters:
client – Used client struct.
message – The original message.
response – The response message.
- Returns:
The updated response message.
- type
EventHandler
This typ defines an event handler, which can be used to handle messages that match certain criteria.
- Parameters:
handleFunction – The function to call when a message is handled by this event handler. This function should take the same arguments as the handle method of this class and return a response message, or None if no response is needed.
responseType – The type of the response message.
responseRooms – A list of room IDs where the response message should be sent. If not specified, the response will be sent to the same room as the original message.
responseComponent – The component ID where the response message should be sent.
trigger – A Trigger instance that specifies the criteria for triggering this event handler. If not specified, the event handler will never be triggered.
- function
EventHandler
(handleFunction, responseType; responseRooms = nothing, responseComponent = nothing, trigger = nothing) Function to create a EventHandler.
- Parameters:
handleFunction – The function to call when a message is handled by this event handler. This function should take the same arguments as the handle method of this class and return a response message, or None if no response is needed.
responseType – The type of the response message.
responseRooms – A list of room IDs where the response message should be sent. If not specified, the response will be sent to the same room as the original message.
responseComponent – The component ID where the response message should be sent.
trigger – A Trigger instance that specifies the criteria for triggering this event handler. If not specified, the event handler will never be triggered..
- Returns:
Created EventHandler struct.
- function
is_triggered
(eventHandler::EventHandler, message) Check if this event handler is triggered by the given message.
- Parameters:
eventHandler – Used EventHandler.
message – The message to check.
- Returns:
True if the message matches the criteria specified for this event handler, False otherwise.
- function
handle
(eventHandler::EventHandler, args...; kwargs...) Handle the given message by calling the handleFunction specified in the constructor, and return a response message if needed.
- Parameters:
eventHandler – Used EventHandler.
args – Positional arguments to pass to handleFunction.
kwargs – Keyword arguments to pass to handleFunction.
- Returns:
A response message, or None if no response is needed.
- type
Trigger
This type defines a trigger, which can be used to check if a given message matches certain criteria.
- Parameters:
types – A list of message types that should trigger this trigger.
rooms – A list of room IDs that should trigger this trigger. If not specified, the trigger will be triggered by messages in any room.
directmessage – A boolean indicating whether direct messages (messages not sent to a specific room) should trigger this trigger.
- function
Trigger
(types, rooms; directmessages = false) Function to create a Trigger
- Parameters:
types – A list of message types that should trigger this trigger.
rooms – A list of room IDs that should trigger this trigger. If not specified, the trigger will be triggered by messages in any room.
directmessage – A boolean indicating whether direct messages (messages not sent to a specific room) should trigger this trigger.
- Returns:
Cretated Trigger.
- function
is_triggered
(trigger::Trigger, message) Check if this trigger is triggered by the given message.
- Parameters:
trigger – Used Trigger.
message – The message to check.
- Returns:
True if the message matches the criteria specified for this trigger, False otherwise.
- type


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