ChangeLog
Release 3.13
- Fixed display of source code browsing of old builds
Release 3.11
- Copy affected files to build folder to provide source code browsing of old builds
- Show localized Bug descriptions (Currently only French and Japanese, JENKINS-4149)
Release 3.10
- Source code display is limited to authenticated users (JENKINS-2773)
Release 3.9
- Added remote API for the plug-in results (report: thanks to Rob Oxspring for the patch)
Release 3.8
- Added new trend graphs and a configuration screen per job or per user.
- Fixed source code linking if the findbugs report is computed by maven's site goal (JENKINS-3511).
Release 3.7
- Consider build thresholds only for the parent module in m2 multi-module jobs (JENKINS-3310)
- Fixed NPE in m2 builds (JENKINS-3400, JENKINS-3399)
Release 3.5
- Fixed build health reporting and failure thresholds for native m2 builds (JENKINS-3310).
Release 3.4
- Additional build status thresholds: now you can set the build status to unstable or failure if the total number of the number of new warnings exceeds the defined thresholds (JENKINS-2537, JENKINS-3024).
- Improved new warning detection: now warnings are only considered as new if the associated source code context (3 lines of code) differs.
Release 3.3
- Fixed auto-configuration of native m2 jobs when the maven site goal is used (JENKINS-2892, JENKINS-2880)
Release 3.2
- Added validation of file pattern in configuration screen
- Upgrade to FindBugs 1.3.7 (JENKINS-2861)
- Automatically adapt pom.xml file to produce the correct output format (m2 native mode, JENKINS-2714)
Release 3.1
- Fixed priority evaluation radio buttons in configuration screen (JENKINS-2805)
Release 3.0
- Added new configuration entry "default encoding" that is used when the plug-in reads or parses files (JENKINS-1999)
Release 2.22
- Fixed broken links to detail pages (JENKINS-2743)
Release 2.21
- Speedup of summary graphs (JENKINS-2658)
- Fixed missing initialization of priority evaluation radio buttons (JENKINS-2520)
Release 2.20
- Added zero warnings high score status: you will see if you reached a new high score (e.g., the time your build stays in a zero warnings state). If you have a zero warnings build, but no high score yet then you will see the number of days still to go until you reach the high score.
- Copy files that contain annotations from slave to master (JENKINS-1749, JENKINS-2371)
- Fixed overall module summary in m2 jobs (wrong number of scanned files: JENKINS-2347)
Release 2.19
- Improved performance of relative file name resolution (thanks to Alfred Messner for the patch)
- Fixed wrong links to package and module details if the name contains illegal hyperlink characters (JENKINS-2476).
- Tables are now sorted by the first column on loading (JENKINS-2464).
- Show short warning message of the FindBugs team if the build has not been configured to produce the XML format with messages (JENKINS-2458).
Release 2.18
- Fixed
FileNotFoundExceptions
if plug-in is used in a master slave setup (JENKINS-2371).
Release 2.16:
- Fixed source file linking for mulit-module freestyle projects.
Release 2.15:
- Use maven properties to initialize the source folders of the findbugs-plugin source finder (JENKINS-2052, JENKINS-2287)
- Fixed width and tooltips of the summary images that show the distribution per module, package, etc.
- Fixed tab view rendering for internet explorer
- Fixed display of filenames if there is no path segment in a filename (JENKINS-1727)
Release 2.14:
- Enhanced health and stability evaluation: added configuration of severities that should be considered during evaluation (JENKINS-2003, JENKINS-2202)
- New and fixed warnings of are now computed using the refactoring-aware hash codes of the findbugs plugin (JENKINS-731)
- Fixed parsing of findbugs files if Hudson is deployed in JBoss container (JENKINS-1991)
Release 2.13:
- Show spinner image during loading of tab content.
- Added number of items in the label of a tab.
Release 2.12:
- Added dynamic loading of the tab content in the detail pages.
Release 2.11:
- Fixed module aggregation for m2 builds (JENKINS-2153)
Release 2.10:
- Added different help texts for maven or freestyle configuration
- Parsing of ant build.xml or maven pom.xml files is now only done if the build runs with the corresponding runner (JENKINS-1898)
- Ignore maven projects without target folder (JENKINS-1813)
- Reduced mermory footprint of parser (JENKINS-1960)
- Fixed NPE during computation of new warnings (JENKINS-2093)
- "Zero warnings since build #x" indicator should work correctly now (JENKINS-1533)
- Height of trend graph can be changed for the m2 project type, too (JENKINS-2115)
Release 2.9:
- New file overview page that shows the distribution per file
- Added source code links to warnings table
- Show line number of files in all warning detail views (JENKINS-1974)
- Improved layout (css) of the tabview
Release 2.8:
- New result UI with drill-down and statistics of modules, packages, severities, categories, types, overview, details, fixed and new warnings
- Added parsing of ANT build.xml files to extract the project name (JENKINS-1560)
- Improved parsing of Java files to extract the package name (JENKINS-1828, JENKINS-1829)
Release 2.7:
- Fixed update of configuration if the FindBugs plug-in is used in conjunction with violations plug-in (report)
- Fixed exception during parsing of FindBugs warnings of priority experimental (JENKINS-1801)
Release 2.6:
- Fixed backward compatibility with Hudson 1.180
Release 2.5:
- Added m2 report aggregation of sub-modules and the main project (JENKINS-1602,JENKINS-1522)
- Added expandable advanced section in plug-in configuration screen
- Added customizable height of trend graph (to prevent scrolling on the main page)
- Removed filename pattern for maven2 builds, since this information is retrieved from the pom
- Fixed bug in trend report generation if build has been terminated without creating the FindBugs results
- Fixed JENKINS-1560: Generate an unique module name if the pom.xml do contain duplicate names
- Fixed JENKINS-1500: Fixed wrong initialization of cookie (for trend report toggle graph)
- Fixed JENKINS-1547: Don't start publisher if build has been canceled
Release 2.4:
- Added drill-down support for warning severities (JENKINS-733)
- Added support for fbcontrib plug-in (report)
- Fixed JENKINS-1468: Fixed broken trend reports during a running build
- Fixed JENKINS-1501: Replaced link to results of running build to results of last finished build
- Added french localization for messages (thanks to Eric Lefevre)
Release 2.3:
- Fixed JENKINS-1479: don't use logger on remote machine
Release 2.2:
- Added german localization for messages and views
- Fixed missing bug patterns in m2 jobs (see report)
- Upgrade to findbugs 1.3.2 to parse the XML files
Release 2.1:
- Fixed JENKINS-1259: trend graph update only for successful builds
- Fixed JENKINS-1380: high/low priorities are interchanged in trend graph
Release 2.0:
- Replaced self-made parser with parser from the native FindBugs library
- Support for findbugs-maven-plugin 1.2
- Highlighting of single lines as well as line ranges
- Highlighting of multiple line ranges per warning (different color for primary range)
- Extraction of module/project names from FindBugs files
- Added support for native m2 build option of Hudson
- Errors during parsing are reported on an error screen (no build failures anymore)
- Improved detection of source code files (for source highlighting)
- Shows since which build we have zero warnings
Release 1.18
- Fixed issue where there was only one warning reported per class for ant generated findbug reports (issue #930)
Release 1.17
- Added tool tips for highlighted source code line that describes the warning
Release 1.16
- Added highlighting of the source code line that contains the warning
- Added toggle link for the trend graph: if failure or healthy thresholds are defined, then you could use this link to toggle between two graph modes.
-
- Priorities mode: the graph shows the distribution of warnings by priority
-
- Healthiness mode: the graph shows the warnings above and below the thresholds
- Fixed source links for Windows (JENKINS-919)
Release 1.15
- Added source code links for findbugs files in the native XML format. I.e., source code links should be always available, regardless of the findbugs tool used (ant task, maven-findbugs-plugin)
Release 1.13
- Added graphical warning statistics (as in tasks plug-in) for
- maven modules (for freestyle projects that use maven as build tool)
- Java packages
- Added single detail pages for
- new warnings
- fixed warnings
- warnings per module
- warnings per package
Release 1.12
- Converted icons to GIF due to IE rendering problems
Release 1.11
- Added maven module warning statistics (for freestyle projects that use maven as build tool)
Release 1.10
- Mapping of warning to source files is now persisted (should be faster for large workspaces)
- Fixed mapping of warnings to classes if there are more than one warnings in a file.
- Fixed serialization problem when compiling on a remote machine (JENKINS-868)
Release 1.9
- Added direct links to source code to jump to the warning (for the current build only).
Release 1.8
- Bug fix for the trend graph if no bugs are found.
Release 1.7
- Added different trend graphs (JENKINS-739)
Release 1.6
- Fixed duplicate class errors
- Fixed side panel link to results of latest build on project screen
Release 1.5
- Fixed missing trend map image (JENKINS-742)
- Removed not working side panel link to results of latest build on project screen
Release 1.4
- Added a simple warning differencer to compute new and fixed warnings (simple solution for JENKINS-731)
- Detail screen now has three sections: new, fixed and all warnings
- Added side panel link to results of latest build on project screen
- fixed JENKINS-717 (missing image icon for Hudson > 1.126)
- fixed several counting bugs
- configuration uses now same layout as tasks plug-in
Release 1.3
- Added FindBugs description of a warning in the details view
- Support for FindBugs 1.2.1 XML file format
Release 1.2
- Bugfix: class names are now correctly shown in the details view
Release 1.1
- Warning files are parsed now and shown in a package overview and details view
- The difference of new and old warnings is calculated and shown for each package
- Added a detail pane that shows the individual warnings in a selected package
- Configuration parameters will be validated now
- Added new icons (The FindBugs logo is a trademark by The University of Maryland. These icons are a courtesy of the FindBugs team.)
- The trend graph is only shown if there are at least two result points
- Bugfix: failed/succeeded build mails are correctly sent now
Release 1.0
- Initial Release


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Chapter
1
Introduction
RMMSeg is an implementation of MMSEG Chinese word segmentation algorithm. It is based on two variants of maximum matching algorithms. Two algorithms are available for using:
- simple algorithm that uses only forward maximum matching.
- complex algorithm that uses three-word chunk maximum matching and 3 aditonal rules to solve ambiguities.
For more information about the algorithm, please refer to the following essays:
- http://technology.chtsai.org/mmseg/
- http://pluskid.lifegoo.com/?p=261
RMMSeg can be used as either a stand alone program or an Analyzer of Ferret.
Chapter
2
Setup
2.1 Requirements
2.2 Installation
2.2.1 Using RubyGems
2.2.2 From Subversion
From subversion repository hosted at RubyForge, you can always get the latest source code.
Note 1. The latest code might be unstable
svn checkout http://rmmseg.rubyforge.org/svn/trunk/ rmmseg
Then you can run
rake gem
to build the gem file.
Chapter
3
Usage
3.1 Stand Alone rmmseg
RMMSeg comes with a script rmmseg
. To get the basic usage, just execute it with -h
option:
rmmseg -h
It reads from STDIN and print result to STDOUT. Here is a real example:
$ echo "我们都喜欢用 Ruby" | rmmseg 我们 都 喜欢 用 Ruby
3.2 Analyzer for Ferret
RMMSeg include an analyzer for Ferret. It is simply ready to use. Just require it and pass it to Ferret. Here’s a complete example:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'rubygems'
require 'rmmseg'
require 'rmmseg/ferret'
analyzer = RMMSeg::Ferret::Analyzer.new { |tokenizer|
Ferret::Analysis::LowerCaseFilter.new(tokenizer)
}
$index = Ferret::Index::Index.new(:analyzer => analyzer)
$index << {
:title => "分词",
:content => "中文分词比较困难，不像英文那样，直接在空格和标点符号的地方断开就可以了。"
}
$index << {
:title => "RMMSeg",
:content => "RMMSeg 我近日做的一个 Ruby 中文分词实现，下一步是和 Ferret 进行集成。"
}
$index << {
:title => "Ruby 1.9",
:content => "Ruby 1.9.0 已经发布了，1.9 的一个重大改进就是对 Unicode 的支持。"
}
$index << {
:title => "Ferret",
:content => <<END
Ferret is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine library
written for Ruby. It is inspired by Apache Lucene Java project. With
the introduction of Ferret, Ruby users now have one of the fastest and
most flexible search libraries available. And it is surprisingly easy
to use.
END
}
def highlight_search(key)
$index.search_each(%Q!content:"#{key}"!) do |id, score|
puts "*** Document \"#{$index[id][:title]}\" found with a score of #{score}"
puts "-"*40
highlights = $index.highlight("content:#{key}", id,
:field => :content,
:pre_tag => "\033[36m",
:post_tag => "\033[m")
puts "#{highlights}"
puts ""
end
end
ARGV.each { |key|
puts "\033[33mSearching for #{key}...\033[m"
puts ""
highlight_search(key)
}
# Local Variables:
# coding: utf-8
# End:
execute it on the following key words:
$ ruby ferret_example.rb Ruby 中文
will generate the following results:
Searching for Ruby...
*** Document "RMMSeg" found with a score of 0.21875
----------------------------------------
RMMSeg 我近日做的一个 Ruby 中文分词实现，下一步是和 Ferret 进行集成。
*** Document "Ruby 1.9" found with a score of 0.21875
----------------------------------------
Ruby 1.9.0 已经发布了，1.9 的一个重大改进就是对 Unicode 的支持。
*** Document "Ferret" found with a score of 0.176776692271233
----------------------------------------
Ferret is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine library
written for Ruby. It is inspired by Apache Lucene Java project. With
the introduction of Ferret, Ruby users now have one of the fastest and
most flexible search libraries available. And it's surprisingly easy
to use.
Searching for 中文...
*** Document "分词" found with a score of 0.281680464744568
----------------------------------------
中文分词比较困难，不像英文那样，直接在空格和标点符号的地方断开就可以了。
*** Document "RMMSeg" found with a score of 0.281680464744568
----------------------------------------
RMMSeg 我近日做的一个 Ruby 中文分词实现，下一步是和 Ferret 进行集成。
And if you run the example in terminal, you’ll see the result highlighted as in Figure 1: Ferret Example Screenshot.
Figure 1. Ferret Example Screenshot
3.3 Customization
RMMSeg can be customized through RMMSeg::Config
. For example, to use your own dictionaries, just set it before starting to do segmentation:
RMMSeg::Config.dictionaries = [["dict1.dic", true], # with frequency info
["dict2.dic", false], # without
["dict3.dic", false]]
RMMSeg::Config.max_word_length = 6
Or to use the simple algorithm for more efficient (and less accurate) segmenting:
RMMSeg::Config.algorithm = :simple
For more information on customization, please refer to the RDoc of RMMSeg::Config.
Chapter
4
Resources
- Project Home: The Project page at RubyForge.
- RDoc of RMMSeg: The auto generated rdoc of RMMSeg.
- A Screencast: Demo of Ferret RMMSeg and acts_as_ferret.
- Implementation Details: My blog post about the implementation details of RMMSeg (Chinese).
- Author’s Email: Contact me if you have any problem.


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Standalone mode is a distributed cluster mode. That is, Gearpump runs as service without the help from other services (e.g. YARN).
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You need to have Gearpump binary at hand. Please refer to How to get gearpump distribution to get the Gearpump binary.
You are suggested to unzip the package to same directory path on every machine you planned to install Gearpump. To install Gearpump, you at least need to change the configuration in conf/gear.conf.
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|---|---|---|
| base.akka.remote.netty.tcp.hostname | <IP_ADDRESS> | Host or IP address of current machine. The ip/host need to be reachable from other machines in the cluster. |
| Gearpump.cluster.masters | [“<IP_ADDRESS>:3000”] | List of all master nodes, with each item represents host and port of one master. |
| gearpump.worker.slots | 100 | how many slots this worker has |
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Start UI
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By Northern California I had adjusted to the rigors of thru-hiking and was able to enjoy the beauty of Castle Craggs, The Marble Wilderness, Lassen Volcanic National Park, and Mt. Shasta with a renewed sense of vitality. The spontaneous collapse of my hiking partner's lung saw a five day layover in Chico, CA where he received surgery and started working towards recovery.
Considered by many to be the highlight of the entire PCT, the Sierra Nevada Mountains were undoubtedly some of the most gorgeous areas I have ever seen in print or person. This section was also the most strenuous as high-altitude, severe elevation change, and unpredictable weather all congregate to create potential disaster for the unprepared. The largest highlight was summiting Mt. Whitney, the highest mountain in the continental US, to see the sunrise on my 25th birthday--a momentous life event.
Dry, hot, and not nearly as flat as one would think, the desert portion of the PCT tested my discipline and willpower to finish what I had started. Having already hiked 2000+ miles through some of the most beautiful areas of the U.S., the desert felt like a letdown as I slogged through the last 600 miles.


Be sure to run a websocket server: roslaunch rosbridge_server rosbridge_websocket.launch
roslaunch rosbridge_server rosbridge_websocket.launch
Then you can use rosparam get and rosparam set to test out the element's functionality with the /test_param param.
rosparam get
rosparam set
/test_param


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| Package | fm.last |
| Class | public class Album |
| Inheritance | Album LastFMBase flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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addTags(artist:String, album:String, tags:String):void
Add tags to a specific album.
| Album | ||
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createAPI_Signature(variables:Array):String
| LastFMBase | ||
|
getInfo(artist:String = "", album:String = "", mbid:String = "", lang:String = ""):void
Get the metadata for a specific album using all or a combination of the artist name, album name or musicbrainz id.
| Album | ||
|
getTags(artist:String, album:String):void
Get the tags for a specific album using the artist name and album name.
| Album | ||
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removeTag(artist:String, album:String, tag:String):void
Remove a tag from a specific album.
| Album | ||
|
requestURL(url:String, method:String, variables:Object = null):void
Typical format of a simple multiline comment.
| LastFMBase | ||
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search(album:String, limit:uint = 30, page:uint = 1):void
Search for an album by the album name.
| Album |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ADD_TAGS : String = "addTags" [static]
| Album | ||
| API_KEY : String = "a0d8c475f5c0d611d646c3d6fb26e038" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| API_URL : String = "http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| GET_INFO : String = "getInfo" [static]
| Album | ||
| GET_TAGS : String = "getTags" [static]
| Album | ||
| REMOVE_TAG : String = "removeTag" [static]
| Album | ||
| SEARCH : String = "search" [static]
| Album | ||
| SECRET : String = "4841fec00f256bb495354022d983f7ec" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| TOKEN : String = "46a79e25eb125b3cbbbac13abfcee4f7" [static]
| LastFMBase |
| addTags | () | method |
public function addTags(artist:String, album:String, tags:String):void
Add tags to a specific album.
Parametersartist:String — the name of the artist.
|
|
album:String — the name of the album.
|
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tags:String — a comma delimited list of user supplied tags to add to the album. Last.fm web services allow a maximum of 10 (currently only 1 allowed).
|
var _album:Album = new Album(); _album.addTags("Autechre", "Confield", "glitch"); _album.addEventListener(Album.ADD_TAGS, addTagsHandler); function addTagsHandler(event:Event):void { trace("tags added"); }
| getInfo | () | method |
public function getInfo(artist:String = "", album:String = "", mbid:String = "", lang:String = ""):void
Get the metadata for a specific album using all or a combination of the artist name, album name or musicbrainz id.
Parametersartist:String (default = " ") — the name of the artist.
|
|
album:String (default = " ") — the name of the album.
|
|
mbid:String (default = " ") — the musicbrainz id for the album.
|
|
lang:String (default = " ") — the language to return the biography in, expressed as an ISO 639 alpha-2 code.
|
var _album:Album = new Album(); _album.getInfo("Autechre", "Amber"); _album.addEventListener(Album.GET_INFO, getInfoHandler); function getInfoHandler(event:Event):void { trace(_album.xml); var album:XMLList = _album.xml.album; trace("Album name: " + album.name); trace("Album artist: " + album.artist); trace("Album id: " + album.id); trace("Album mbid: " + album.mbid); trace("Album url: " + album.url); trace("Album release date: " + album.releasedate); for each(var image:XML in album.image) { trace("Image size: " + image.@size + " and URL: " + image); } trace("Album listeners: " + album.listeners); trace("Album playcount: " + album.playcount); trace("Album toptags: " + album.toptags); }
| getTags | () | method |
public function getTags(artist:String, album:String):void
Get the tags for a specific album using the artist name and album name.
Parametersartist:String — the name of the artist.
|
|
album:String — the name of the album.
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var _album:Album = new Album();
| removeTag | () | method |
public function removeTag(artist:String, album:String, tag:String):void
Remove a tag from a specific album.
Parametersartist:String — the name of the artist.
|
|
album:String — the name of the album.
|
|
tag:String — the name of the tag to remove.
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var _album:Album = new Album(); _album.removeTag("Autechre", "Confield", "idm"); _album.addEventListener(Album.REMOVE_TAG, removeTagHandler); function removeTagHandler(event:Event):void { trace("tag removed"); }
| search | () | method |
public function search(album:String, limit:uint = 30, page:uint = 1):void
Search for an album by the album name.
Parametersalbum:String — the name of the album.
|
|
limit:uint (default = 30 ) — the number of search results to be returned. Default (maximum) is 30.
|
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page:uint (default = 1 ) — the number of the results page to view. Default is 1.
|
var _album:Album = new Album(); _album.search("Amber"); _album.addEventListener(Album.SEARCH, searchHandler); function searchHandler(event:Event):void { trace(_album.xml.results.albummatches); var albums:XMLList = _album.xml.results.albummatches.album; for each (var album:XML in albums) { trace("Album name: " + album.name); trace("Album artist: " + album.artist); trace("Album id: " + album.id); trace("Album url: " + album.url); for each(var image:XML in album.image) { trace("Image size: " + image.@size + " and URL: " + image); } trace("Album streamable: " + album.streamable + "\n"); } }
| ADD_TAGS | constant |
public static const ADD_TAGS:String = "addTags"
| GET_INFO | constant |
public static const GET_INFO:String = "getInfo"
| GET_TAGS | constant |
public static const GET_TAGS:String = "getTags"
| REMOVE_TAG | constant |
public static const REMOVE_TAG:String = "removeTag"
| SEARCH | constant |
public static const SEARCH:String = "search"


[supercat95] Hey what's a good skill name for being able to communicate with ESL and foreign peeps well :peepodetective:
[supercat95] Foreign/ESL people tend to gravitate towards me
[Geforce] uh
[Geforce] communicator :peepodetective:
[supercat95] uh
[supercat95] Let's try again :peepodetective:
[Geforce] http://prntscr.com/pigtgx
[Geforce] > my comment was posted in May
[Geforce] > worldedit wasn't updated to 1.14 until August
[Geforce] > idi0t
[Vauff] *id0t
[Geforce] o true
[Geforce] tf is an id0t
[Vauff] let's break it down
[Vauff] id0t is clearly meant to represent idot
[Vauff] so you're an idot
[Vauff] but what's an idot?
[Vauff] well a dot is a thing
[Vauff] and apple adds i in front of all their product names
[Vauff] so in conclusion you're an apple themed dot named iDot
[Geforce] :peepodetective:
[Geforce] :gefthonk: = :apple: :large_blue_circle:


TO BE PERFECTLY CLEAR:
This is a toy EFIS running on suspect hardware at best.
It is only good for screwing around in VFR, or on the couch with your feet up.
It will probably be more entertaining than anything on television.


Tip of the day!
I really don't know what the tip of the day would be. I guess you'll just have to figure that out yourself. NOTICE THE TEXT COLOR OF THE TOOLTIP CHANGING...
I really don't know what the tip of the day would be. I guess you'll just have to figure that out yourself. NOTICE THE TEXT COLOR OF THE TOOLTIP CHANGING...


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Background. It has been well accepted that insulin therapy is the ideal treatment for newly diagnosed diabetic patients. However, there was no study about assessment of the initial insulin dosage in new onset Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes. Research Design and Methods. 65 newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes (39 males/26 females; HbA1c ≥ 11.80 ± 0.22%) were investigated. All patients had random hyperglycaemia (at 21.8 ± 3.9 mmol/L) on the first day of admission and received insulin infusion intravenously (5 U/per hour). When the blood glucose level dropped to around 10 mmol/L, patients were then transferred to continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII). The reduction of blood glucose levels in response to per unit of insulin (RBG/RI) was recorded. The target glucose level was achieved in about 3 days. The total daily insulin dose (TDD) and basal insulin dose (TBD) were calculated. Results. TDD was 45.97 ± 1.28 units and TBD was 19.00 ± 0.54 units. TBD was about 40% of the total daily insulin requirement. There was a negative correlation between the ratio of RBG/RI and TDD. Conclusions. TDD was correlated with blood glucose reduction in response to intravenous insulin infusion in Chinese new onset patients with type 2 diabetes.
It has been reported that the prevalence of diabetes in Chinese adults was up to 11.6% by the China Noncommunicable Disease Surveillance Group in 2013 [ 1 ]. Patients with type 2 diabetes in Asian country mainly have impaired β-cell function rather than insulin resistance compared to those in western country [ 2 ]. Therefore, early intensive insulin therapy is used as the ideal therapy to restore the β-cell function and to eliminate glucotoxicity in patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes [ 3 , 4 ].
Intensive insulin therapy normally includes continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) and multi-daily insulin injections therapy (MDI). Patients with CSII present more prominent reduction in HbA1c and glycaemia with less hypoglycaemic events compared to MDI [ 5 ]. CSII is widely used in patients with type 1 diabetes, pregnant women with gestational diabetes mellitus, and patients with type 2 diabetes in preoperation or those with poor glycaemic control [ 6 ]. Optimal insulin pump therapy is determined by accurate setting of total daily insulin dose (TDD), basal and bolus insulin dose [ 7 ]. It is primary to get the TDD which is normally estimated by body weight (0.4–0.5 IU/kg per day) according to the Chinese guideline of insulin pump in 2010 [ 8 ]. Basal insulin dose (TBD) is calculated by the certain ratio of TDD. It has been shown in a Japanese study that TBD is about 30% of TDD in patients with type 1 diabetes who use the insulin pump [ 9 ]. The bolus dosage is adjusted according to carbohydrate factor (CarbF) with “450 rule” and glucose correction factor (CorrF) with “1500 rule.” However, there was no study about the initial insulin dose in newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes.
The purpose of this study was to assess total daily insulin requirement and the impact factors in newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes, who were on transient CSII therapy in China.
All participants with type 2 diabetes were diagnosed by World Health Organization criteria. None had eating disorders, diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar status, and other acute diabetic complications. All patients have the negative GAD antibody levels.The anion gap in the initial electrolytes was 12.2 ± 1.6. (The normal range is 8–16.) They have the characteristics as follows: 39 males/26 females; age 49.72 ± 2.1 years old, body weight 66.5 ± 1.6 kg, height 165.6 ± 1.1 cm, BMI 24.2 ± 0.4 kg/m², and glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) 11.80 ± 0.2%.
A total of 65 Chinese newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes were included in this study. All the patients were hospitalized in Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism of Shanghai Renji Hospital between July 2011 and December 2013. All the patients had random postprandial glucose levels at 21.8 ± 3.9 mmol/L on the first day of admission. They were given intravenous insulin infusion at the initial rate of 5 U/h (25 U insulin/250 mL saline). When patients received intravenous insulin infusion, none of antidiabetic mediations were used. We monitored the capillary blood glucose every 30 minutes. The intravenous insulin infusion was stopped when the capillary glucose levels were dropped to around 10 mmol/L. The reduction of blood glucose and the dose of insulin were recorded and the ratio of the reduction of blood glucose/per unit of insulin (RBG/RI) was calculated. All patients were switched to insulin pump (Paradigm 712 pump, Medtronic, Northridge, CA) with rapid-acting insulin (Insulin Aspart Injection, Novo Nordisk) for 72 hours. Capillary blood glucose levels were tested eight times daily (before meal, after meal, bedtime, and 2 a.m.). In 72 hours, the basal insulin rate and the bolus insulin dose were adjusted according to the capillary blood glucose levels. The target fasting glucose and 2 h postprandial glucose were set at 7 mmol/L and 10 mmol/L. At the end of 72 hours, all the patients got the target glycaemia. The insulin pump was stopped. TBD and bolus insulin dose for all of them were recorded. During the hospitalization, the meals were prepared by dietitians (total energy intake 20–25 kcal/kg, 50–60% from carbohydrate, 15–20% from protein, and 20–25% from fat). No additional food was consumed unless hypoglycaemic events occurred.
The data were shown as means ± standard error. The mainly statistical methods included bivariate correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis with SPSS 20.0. P values < 0.05 were considered significant.
When the target glucose level was achieved, the TDD was 45.97 ± 1.28 U and TBD was 19.00 ± 0.54 U. The percentage of TBD was 41.74 ± 0.87%. Total bolus dose was 27.01 ± 0.96 U (prebreakfast bolus 11.87 ± 0.44 U, prelunch bolus 6.79 ± 0.29 U, and predinner bolus 8.35 ± 0.36 U). The percentage of prebreakfast, prelunch, and predinner bolus to total bolus dose was 44.15 ± 0.71%, 25.19 ± 0.58%, and 30.65 ± 0.65%, respectively.
There was a negative correlation between the ratio of RBG/RI and TBD ( r = −0.710, P < 0.01) and TDD ( r = −0.546, P < 0.01). However, there was no relationship between the ratio of RBG/RI and total bolus dose, but the ratio of RBG/RI was negatively related to prebreakfast (−0.320, P < 0.01) and prelunch bolus (−0.292, P < 0.05). It tended to be related to predinner bolus ( r = −0.211). TBD presented logarithm relevant to the ratio of RBG/RII ( r = −0.740, P < 0.01) ( Figure 1). Body weight, BMI, fasting blood glucose, and TG were related to the TDD and TBD. However, HbA1c was not the independent factors for TDD or TBD.
TBD was independently correlated with lg (the ratio of RBG/RII) ( β = −0.675, P < 0.01) and age ( β = −0.377, P < 0.05) with stepwise multiple regression analysis. Regression equation was y(TBD) = 25.62 − 15.927 ∗ lg[x1 (the ratio of RBG/RII)] − 0.101 ∗ x2 (age).
Our study is the first to show that the initial dose of insulin is related to the ratio of RBG/RI in Chinese new onset patients with diabetes who use the insulin pump therapy. The basal insulin dose is about 40% of total daily insulin requirement.
In newly diagnosed Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes, insulin secretion, in particular at early phase, is normally reduced due to the impaired β-cell function [ 10 ]. Hyperglycaemia caused glucotoxicity which leaded to further decline of β-cell function [ 11 ]. Patients with type 2 diabetes enrolled in our study were drug-naïve with random hyperglycaemia (blood glucose levels 21.8 ± 3.9 mmol/L and HbA1c 11.8 ± 0.2% as shown in Table 1 ). BMI was in the range of 23.8 to 24.2 kg/m² (as shown in Table 1 ). According to the Chinese Adult Obesity Guide, overweight is defined as BMI over 24 kg/m 2. Therefore, patients in our study were normal body weight or slightly overweight. It appears primary for those diabetic patients to obtain the target glucose level and reserve β-cell function with insulin therapy.
Intravenous infusion of insulin was previously used to achieve glycaemic target for patients in the Intensive Care Unit [ 12 ] and those with diabetic ketoacidosis due to the rapid action and shorter half-life [ 13 ]. In order to lower blood glucose level in the shorter period, we infused insulin intravenously before insulin pump therapy. Although the decline rate of glucose levels may be related to many factors such as the relative degree of insulin resistance, the differences in the clearance of glucose in the urine, and the amount of fluid infused or ingested into the patient, the RBG/RI ratio has the strongest correlation with TBD among all those factors ( Figure 1). We aimed to find a practical method in calculation of the initial dose of insulin in the clinical work. Blood glucose levels at admission were fairly high. Insulin sensitive factor itself would be variable due to glucotoxicity. It was not reasonable to explore the relationship of β-cell function with TDD during the 72 hours of CSII. It is not surprising that body weight was correlated with TDD. We estimated the insulin dose according to the body weight (0.4–0.5 IU/kg per day) in previous calculation. We also found that TBD was independently correlated with lg (the ratio of RBG/RII) and age with stepwise multiple regression analysis (as shown in Figure 1). Therefore, we did regression equation as y(TBD = 25.62 − 15.927 ∗ lg(the ratio of RBG/RI) − 0.101 ∗ age) by the software. It may provide the direction that we could easily calculate the insulin dose in the future clinical work.
Chinese has changed eating habit from high-carbohydrate to high protein/fat dietary pattern in recent years. However, Chinese populations still have rice and noodle as major energy resource, particularly in breakfast. It has been reported that newly diagnosed Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes consumed higher proportion of carbohydrates (over 65%) in the diet compared to that recommended by Chinese and international dietary guidelines for macronutrients [ 14 ]. It is not surprising that Chinese new onset diabetic patients have higher occurrence of the isolated postprandial hyperglycaemia than fasting hyperglycaemia (44.1% of the men and 50.2% of the women) [ 15 ]. Accordingly, the percentage of bolus insulin dose was higher in Chinese population than that in western country.
This study has some limitations. Firstly, we did not use a continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) before and after the treatment in our study. However, it has been shown that eight-point glucose test daily is comparable to CGMS [ 16 ]. Secondly, we did not clarify the correlation of energy intake with premeal bolus of insulin. The dietitian prepared the meal according to the body weight. We already found that there was a weak correlation between body weight and insulin dose. Finally, the duration of this study was relatively short. Longer term studies and larger studies are required in the future research.
In conclusion, basal insulin requirement is 40% TDD in newly diagnosed patients with type 2 diabetes in China. TDD was related to the rate of blood glucose reduction in response to initial intravenous insulin infusion.
This work was supported by the Health Bureau of Shanghai (Grant no. 2012273).
There is no conflict of interests to disclose.
Jing Ma and Huan Zhou contributed equally to this work.
(a) TBD was decreased with the ratio of RBG/RII: r = −0.710 ( n = 65), P < 0.01. (b) Correlations of the ratio of RBG/RII (log transformed) with TBD in 65 subjects: r = 0.740, P < 0.01.
Clinical characteristics of the subjects.
| Variables | Value |
|---|---|
| M/F ( n) | 39/26 |
| Age (years) | 49.7 ± 2.1 |
| Weight (kg) | 66.52 ± 1.56 |
| Height (cm) | 165.6 ± 1.08 |
| BMI (kg/m²) | 24.15 ± 0.43 |
| WHR | 0.96 (0.89–0.96) |
| HbA1c (%) | 11.8 ± 0.22 |
| FCP (ng/mL) | 1.53 (0.96–2.52) |
| Cr ( μmol/L) | 58.49 (41.80–68.95) |
| BUN (mmol/L) | 6.54 ± 0.72 |
| UA ( μmol/L) | 296.4 ± 14.65 |
| TC (mmol/L) | 5.48 ± 0.22 |
| TG (mmol/L) | 2.08 (1.09–2.69) |
| LDL (mmol/L) | 3.54 ± 0.20 |
Data represent means ± SE, or median (interquartile range 25–75%).


Actions, Resources, and Condition Keys for Amazon Cloud Directory
Amazon Cloud Directory (service prefix: clouddirectory
) provides the following service-specific resources, actions, and condition context
keys for use in IAM permission policies.
References:
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Learn how to configure this service.
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View a list of the API operations available for this service.
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Learn how to secure this service and its resources by using IAM permission policies.
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Actions Defined by Amazon Cloud Directory
You can specify the following actions in the Action
element of an IAM policy statement. Use policies to grant permissions to perform
an operation in AWS. When you use an action in a policy, you usually allow or
deny access to the API operation or CLI command with the same name. However,
in some cases, a single action controls access to more than one operation. Alternatively,
some operations require several different actions.
The Resource column indicates whether each action supports resource-level permissions. If
there is no value for this column, you must specify all resources ("*") in the
Resource
element of your policy statement. If the column includes a resource type, then
you can specify an ARN of that type in a statement with that action. Required
resources are indicated in the table with an asterisk (*). If you specify a resource-level
permission ARN in a statement using this action, then it must be of this type.
Some actions support multiple resource types. If the resource type is optional (not
indicated as required), then you can choose to use one but not the other.
For details about the columns in the following table, see The Actions Table.
| Actions | Description | Access Level | Resource Types (*required) | Condition Keys | Dependent Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AddFacetToObject | Adds a new Facet to an object. | Write | |||
| ApplySchema | Copies input published schema into Directory with same name and version as that of published schema. | Write | |||
| AttachObject | Attaches an existing object to another existing object. | Write | |||
| AttachPolicy | Attaches a policy object to any other object. | Write | |||
| AttachToIndex | Attaches the specified object to the specified index. | Write | |||
| AttachTypedLink | Attaches a typed link b/w a source & target object reference. | Write | |||
| BatchRead | Performs all the read operations in a batch. Each individual operation inside BatchRead needs to be granted permissions explicitly. | Read | |||
| BatchWrite | Performs all the write operations in a batch. Each individual operation inside BatchWrite needs to be granted permissions explicitly. | Write | |||
| CreateDirectory | Creates a Directory by copying the published schema into the directory. | Write | |||
| CreateFacet | Creates a new Facet in a schema. | Write | |||
| CreateIndex | Creates an index object. | Write | |||
| CreateObject | Creates an object in a Directory. | Write | |||
| CreateSchema | Creates a new schema in a development state. | Write | |||
| CreateTypedLinkFacet | Creates a new Typed Link facet in a schema. | Write | |||
| DeleteDirectory | Deletes a directory. Only disabled directories can be deleted. | Write | |||
| DeleteFacet | Deletes a given Facet. All attributes and Rules associated with the facet will be deleted. | Write | |||
| DeleteObject | Deletes an object and its associated attributes. | Write | |||
| DeleteSchema | Deletes a given schema. | Write | |||
| DeleteTypedLinkFacet | Deletes a given TypedLink Facet. All attributes and Rules associated with the facet will be deleted. | Write | |||
| DetachFromIndex | Detaches the specified object from the specified index. | Write | |||
| DetachObject | Detaches a given object from the parent object. | Write | |||
| DetachPolicy | Detaches a policy from an object. | Write | |||
| DetachTypedLink | Detaches a given typed link b/w given source and target object reference. | Write | |||
| DisableDirectory | Disables the specified directory. | Write | |||
| EnableDirectory | Enables the specified directory. | Write | |||
| GetDirectory | Retrieves metadata about a directory. | Read | |||
| GetFacet | Gets details of the Facet, such as Facet Name, Attributes, Rules, or ObjectType. | Read | |||
| GetLinkAttributes | Retrieves attributes that are associated with a typed link. | Read | |||
| GetObjectAttributes | Retrieves attributes within a facet that are associated with an object. | Read | |||
| GetObjectInformation | Retrieves metadata about an object. | Read | |||
| GetSchemaAsJson | Retrieves a JSON representation of the schema. | Read | |||
| GetTypedLinkFacetInformation | Returns identity attributes order information associated with a given typed link facet. | Read | |||
| ListAppliedSchemaArns | Lists schemas applied to a directory. | List | |||
| ListAttachedIndices | Lists indices attached to an object. | Read | |||
| ListDevelopmentSchemaArns | Retrieves the ARNs of schemas in the development state. | List | |||
| ListDirectories | Lists directories created within an account. | List | |||
| ListFacetAttributes | Retrieves attributes attached to the facet. | Read | |||
| ListFacetNames | Retrieves the names of facets that exist in a schema. | Read | |||
| ListIncomingTypedLinks | Returns a paginated list of all incoming TypedLinks for a given object. | Read | |||
| ListIndex | Lists objects attached to the specified index. | Read | |||
| ListObjectAttributes | Lists all attributes associated with an object. | Read | |||
| ListObjectChildren | Returns a paginated list of child objects associated with a given object. | Read | |||
| ListObjectParentPaths | Retrieves all available parent paths for any object type such as node, leaf node, policy node, and index node objects. | Read | |||
| ListObjectParents | Lists parent objects associated with a given object in pagination fashion. | Read | |||
| ListObjectPolicies | Returns policies attached to an object in pagination fashion. | Read | |||
| ListOutgoingTypedLinks | Returns a paginated list of all outgoing TypedLinks for a given object. | Read | |||
| ListPolicyAttachments | Returns all of the ObjectIdentifiers to which a given policy is attached. | Read | |||
| ListPublishedSchemaArns | Retrieves published schema ARNs. | List | |||
| ListTagsForResource | Returns tags for a resource. | Read | |||
| ListTypedLinkFacetAttributes | Returns a paginated list of attributes associated with typed link facet. | Read | |||
| ListTypedLinkFacetNames | Returns a paginated list of typed link facet names that exist in a schema. | Read | |||
| LookupPolicy | Lists all policies from the root of the Directory to the object specified. | Read | |||
| PublishSchema | Publishes a development schema with a version. | Write | |||
| PutSchemaFromJson | Allows a schema to be updated using JSON upload. Only available for development schemas. | Write | |||
| RemoveFacetFromObject | Removes the specified facet from the specified object. | Write | |||
| TagResource | Adds tags to a resource. | Tagging | |||
| UntagResource | Removes tags from a resource. | Tagging | |||
| UpdateFacet | Adds/Updates/Deletes existing Attributes, Rules, or ObjectType of a Facet. | Write | |||
| UpdateLinkAttributes | Updates a given typed link’s attributes. Attributes to be updated must not contribute to the typed link’s identity, as defined by its IdentityAttributeOrder. | Write | |||
| UpdateObjectAttributes | Updates a given object's attributes. | Write | |||
| UpdateSchema | Updates the schema name with a new name. | Write | |||
| UpdateTypedLinkFacet | Adds/Updates/Deletes existing Attributes, Rules, identity attribute order of a TypedLink Facet. | Write |
Resources Defined by Amazon Cloud Directory
The following resource types are defined by this service and can be used in the
Resource
element of IAM permission policy statements. Each action in the Actions table identifies the resource types that can be specified with that action. A resource
type can also define which condition keys you can include in a policy. These
keys are displayed in the last column of the table. For details about the columns
in the following table, see The Resource Types Table.
| Resource Types | ARN | Condition Keys |
|---|---|---|
| appliedSchema |
arn:${Partition}:clouddirectory:${Region}:${Account}:directory/${DirectoryId}/schema/${SchemaName}/${Version}
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|
| developmentSchema |
arn:${Partition}:clouddirectory:${Region}:${Account}:schema/development/${SchemaName}
|
|
| directory |
arn:${Partition}:clouddirectory:${Region}:${Account}:directory/${DirectoryId}
|
|
| publishedSchema |
arn:${Partition}:clouddirectory:${Region}:${Account}:schema/published/${SchemaName}/${Version}
|
Condition Keys for Amazon Cloud Directory
Cloud Directory has no service-specific context keys that can be used in the
Condition
element of policy statements. For the list of the global context keys that are
available to all services, see Available Keys for Conditions in the IAM Policy Reference.


Class to quietly listen for the
ClientPanel
to notify that it is time to
instantiate a full
ServerModule
and later shut it down on request. This allows
the server side of the probe to lie in waiting for the client to be invoked via hidden
keystrokes or whatever. It is not necessary if the containing application wants to have
an active
ServerModule
at all times.
protected var _ctrl:AVRServerGameControl
protected var _module:ServerModule
public function ServerStub(ctrl:AVRServerGameControl)
Parameters
| ctrl:AVRServerGameControl |
public function handleGameMessage(evt:MessageReceivedEvent):void
Parameters
public static const ACKNOWLEDGED:String = "serverStub.acknowledged"
Message sent to acknowledge the activation or deactivation.
public static const ACTIVATE:String = "serverStub.activate"
Message sent to activate our module.
public static const DEACTIVATE:String = "serverStub.deactivate"
Message sent to deacticate our module.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ClassLoaders.Callable<V,E extends Throwable> | |
| DataFormats | |
| InjectionHelper.Injector | |
| Mandator |
This interface defines the remote method client can execute on the remote
object via a Mandate argument.
|
| ModelTable | |
| ProcessDownCallback | |
| Protocol |
The Protocol interface defines the basic operations for database
connectivity.
|
| ProtocolStream |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Artifact |
This is a tool to make referring to sorcer jars a bit easier.
|
| ArtifactCoordinates | |
| ByteDumper |
Copyright 2014 Sorcersoft.com S.A.
|
| ClassLoaders | |
| ClassPath | |
| Collections | |
| ConfigurableThreadFactory | |
| ConsoleLoggerListener |
SORCER class
User: prubach
Date: 09.06.14
|
| Crypt |
This is an implementation of the crypt() algorithm of DES encryption.
|
| CSVStringTokenizer | |
| DataProtocolStream | |
| Document |
Class that represents a document Object
|
| EmailCmd |
EmailCmd is a psedofactory for all email commands.
|
| FileUtils | |
| GenericUtil |
SORCER generic utility class.
|
| GenericUtil.RedirectInputStreamRunnable |
Class starts a thread that redirects and input stream to file
|
| HostUtil |
Utility for getting host name and address.
|
| InjectionHelper | |
| IOUtils | |
| IOUtils.CloseableZipFile | |
| JavaSystemProperties |
Helper class for accessing system properties.
|
| LibraryPathHelper |
LibraryPathHelper implements a Set<String> synchronized with system property java.library.path. each change is immediately reflected in the Java runtime.
|
| LoggingExceptionHandler |
Logs uncaught exceptions to SLF4J using a logger for a class that is on the bottom of exception's stack trace.
|
| Loop | |
| Mandate | |
| MavenUtil | |
| NotifyTask |
Timer task that calls notify() on the monitor object
|
| ObjectCloner | |
| ObjectClonerAdv |
SORCER class
User: prubach
Date: 01.03.14
Created to move functionality that needs sos-platform to be outside sorcer-api
|
| ObjectLogger | |
| ParentFirstProperties | |
| Process2 | |
| ProcessMonitor | |
| PropertiesLoader | |
| ProviderAccessor |
A utility class that provides access to SORCER services and some
infrastructure services.
|
| ProviderLocator |
ProviderLoactor is a simple wrapper class over Jini's LookupDiscover.
|
| ProviderLookup |
A class which supports a simple Jini multicast lookup.
|
| ProviderNameUtil | |
| ProviderUtil |
SORCER class
User: prubach
Date: 15.07.14
|
| Result | |
| SenderEventHandler |
SORCER class
User: prubach
Date: 09.09.14
|
| ServiceAccessor |
A service discovery and management utility allowing to access services by
matching service templates and passing filters provided by clients.
|
| ServletProtocolStream | |
| SMTPSession |
The SMTPSession class allows to send email messages using SmtpClient
|
| Sorcer |
For compatibility with older scripts
User: prubach
Date: 01.07.13
Time: 12:40
|
| SorcerProviderAccessor | |
| SorcerProviderNameUtil | |
| SorcerResolverHelper |
Convert classpath returned by Rio Resolver to URLs or URIs
|
| SorcerUtil | Deprecated |
| Stopwatch |
The Stopwatch class
|
| StringUtils | |
| Table |
This is a Java class that is an implementation of table of objects that uses a
List of Lists to store the cell data objects. |
| TimeUtil |
Format time into a readable string.
|
| UnknownName | |
| WhitespaceTokenizer |
Created by pol on 5/27/2014.
|
| Zip |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| IOUtils.FileCheck | |
| Table.Cell | |
| Table.LengthUnits |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessorException |
Copyright © 2013-2014 Sorcersoft.com S.A.. All Rights Reserved.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.github.cc007.headsplugin.api.business.services.heads |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Map<String,Head> |
HeadCreator.createHead(org.bukkit.entity.Player player,
String newHeadName)
Create a head based on a skin from a given Player and head name.
|
default Set<Head> |
CategorySearcher.getCategoryHeads(Category category)
get all heads from a certain
Category |
Set<Head> |
CategorySearcher.getCategoryHeads(String categoryName)
get all heads from a certain category, based on the provided category name
|
Optional<Head> |
HeadSearcher.getHead(UUID headOwner)
|
List<Head> |
HeadSearcher.getHeads(String searchTerm)
Get all
Head s based on a given search term |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack |
HeadToItemstackMapper.getItemStack(Head head)
Get an
ItemStack , based on the provided Head . |
org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack |
HeadToItemstackMapper.getItemStack(Head head,
int quantity)
Get an
ItemStack , based on the provided Head . |
void |
HeadPlacer.placeHead(@NonNull Head head,
@NonNull org.bukkit.Location location,
@NonNull org.bukkit.block.BlockFace rotation)
Place a
Head at a certain Location in the world, with a certain rotation |
void |
HeadPlacer.placeWallHead(@NonNull Head head,
@NonNull org.bukkit.Location location,
@NonNull org.bukkit.block.BlockFace facing)
Place a
Head at a certain Location in the world as wall head, with a certain facing direction |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack> |
HeadToItemstackMapper.getItemStacks(List<Head> heads)
Get a list of
ItemStack s, based on the provided list of Head s. |
List<org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack> |
HeadToItemstackMapper.getItemStacks(List<Head> heads,
int quantity)
Get a list of
ItemStack s, based on the provided list of Head s. |
Copyright © 2020. All rights reserved.


University of Baltimore Black Law Students Association
The Executive Board is happy to announce that we have filled the vacancy of Historian with Tashani Dickson. We are happy to have Tashani join our Board for the academic year!
There are a few BLSA Executive Board positions that were not filled in this year's election. They include the position of Secretary, and Parliamentarian.
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The BLSA Board will review all statements of interests received and our President, Brandon Cahee will recommend based on the statements of interest a selection for approval by 2/3 vote of the Executive Board. Upon confirmation of vote, the BLSA Executive Board will alert by email all positions that have been filled.
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Story: Story of the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain
Story of the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain
Title
Story of the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain
Collection
Summary
...the Moon’s mother, who, according to the first version (begun by ≠kásin, but mainly related by Dia!kwãin), died in consequence of the wrong message delivered to men by the Hare; whereupon the angered Moon split the Hare’s mouth with a stick. (L IV.–4. 3882–3885.) A story about the origin of death in which the Moon beats the Hare for changing the Moon's story around and not telling it properly.
Comments
1) There are three versions of this story in this notebook (IV-4); see also Story of the Moon and the Hare: a version by Dia!kwain and Story of the Moon and the Hare: a version by ≠kasin, 2) p.3882 opp: the first page of this story is told by ≠kasin, who heard it from his mother (kwa ≠ko): it is told from the Moon's point of view, 3) p.3882v: Dia!kwain takes over the telling of this story from the opposite page (p.3883); he heard it from his mother (≠kamme-an), 4) This story is found in Book IV-4
Contributors
≠kasin (Klaas Katkop) (IV), Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)
Date
22 January 1874 (started)
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy
Keywords
Hare (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain) , Hare (tells wrong story) , Hare (its fight with Moon) , Hare (its speech about death) , Hare (and death of people) , Hare (the creation of death) , Hare (its mother is dead) , Hare (the hare-lip) , Hare (alters Moon's message to people) , Hare (and Moon) , Hare (and death) , Hare (and resurrection) , Hare (tells people they will 'altogether die') , death (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain) , death (what Hare tells people about) , death (and resurrection) , death (people 'altogether die') , death (the Moon lives again) , death (the Moon's message about) , death (of Hare's mother) , Moon (fights with Hare) , Moon (lives again) , Moon (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain) , Moon (and death) , Moon (waxes and wanes) , Moon (and creation of death) , Moon (his message to people) , fight (between the Hare and the Moon) , fight (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain) , creation (of death) , creation (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain) , origin (of death) , origin (the Moon and the Hare: a version at first by ≠kasin and then by Dia!kwain)
Story Pages
3882-3885


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Purpose
The purpose of this website is to provide water raftings for those who are rafting lovers. We will provide raftings for a low cost so everyone will be able to pay for our services and enjoy the life the best way we can: having a lot of fun. We will also have a webpage for those who want to customize their raft, rowing and any kind of rafting equipment to make their experience more magical and unforgettable. We will also provide information for people who want to join the rafting world and don't know how to start and what kind of recreational activity rafting is.
Audience
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Branding
Website Logo
Style Guide
Color Palette
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Typography
Heading Font: Open Sans
Open Sans is a simple font and easy to read.
Paragraph Font: Open Sans
I want the paragraph to have the same font as the heading, so the website will look simple.
Normal paragraph example
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Trips vary from mild and great for families, to trips exclusively for physically fit and experienced rafters. No matter what type of river adventures you are seeking, White Water Rafting Company can make it happen for you.
Navigation
Site Map
The Site Map of a site is just like it sounds…it is a map of the pages in a site and how they are related and linked together. From the map above we can see that we will eventually have the Home page and 2 sub or child pages.
The lines that connect them all together indicate that each page should be accessible from any other page, it is essentially showing us the global navigation for the site.
Wireframes
Wireframes are like blueprints for making webpages. They should show the major sections of content that will be on the page and the relative locations of each element. In the wireframe below you can see there will be 6 sections to our page:
- At the top we have a section with the logo (the box with the mountain means an image) and the navigation bar.
- Then there is a banner image that stretches all the way across the screen.
- Next we have some text and an image
- ...followed by another row made up of an image and some text.
- Then one more section of text with no image.
- Lastly, a footer containing a copyright/name line and 3 social media icons.


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Android Projects
Have provided reference links for all complete and incomplete project.
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- Designed and developed a wedding invittion app
- The app provides a list of all the events in the wedding
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- Tech Stack - Firebase realtime database and storage, Firestore
- Languages used - Java8 and Kotlin
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- Developed a photo blogging app
- Augments the third eye facebook page with bloggin features
- Tech Stack - Facebook Graph Api, Firebase realtime database and storage
- Language used - Java
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- Designed and developed a multiplayer android game with my team
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Housing Price in California using California Census data
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Practise Notebook 2 -
Working on MNIST data
Currently learning
Github link
- C++ practice algorithms
- Java 8 practise codes
- Python practise codes
- React JS practise code
Work Experience
- Currently wokring as a Senior Analyst in Capgemini
- Transferred raw data from Teradata to Azure Cloud after applying internsive transformations and mappings
- Transferred csv data from Azure Data Lake to Azure Cosmos Db
Tech Stack used in the above 2 projects -
- Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1
- Azure Data Factory V2
- Power BI
- Azure Cosmos Db - Mongo API
- Azure Databricks - Pyspark notebook (Scala codes)
- Azure Analysis Serices
- SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
- Intern at a start up - Awalk
- In a team, developed Saisha Home Automation App
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- Intern at a steel plant - Rourkela Steel Plant(RSP)


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The following character names must be present in all conforming implementations:
- Newline
-
The character that represents the division between lines. An implementation must translate between #\Newline, a single-character representation, and whatever external representation(s) may be used.
- Space
-
The space or blank character.
The following names are semi-standard; if an implementation supports them, they should be used for the described characters and no others.
- Rubout
-
The rubout or delete character.
- Page
-
The form-feed or page-separator character.
- Tab
-
The tabulate character.
- Backspace
-
The backspace character.
- Return
-
The carriage return character.
- Linefeed
-
The line-feed character.
In some implementations, one or more of these character names might denote a standard character; for example, #\Linefeed and #\Newline might be the same character in some implementations.
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TKImageCache Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSCache |
| Declared in | TKImageCache.h |
Overview
An TKImageCache
object provides a way to manage images between the network, disk and NSCache
.
Tasks
Initializing An Image Cache Object
-
– init
Initialize a new image cache object.
-
– initWithCacheDirectoryName:
Initialize a new image cache object.
Properties
-
shouldNetworkActivity
Shows network activity monitor in status bar when network requests are created.
property -
imagesQueue
The queue that manages all network requests for images
property -
cacheDirectoryName
The directory where images are stored on disk
property -
notificationName
The notification name posted to
propertyNSNotificationCenter
-
timeTillRefreshCache
The threshold of time images on disk need to be created before to be read from disk. Otherwise the images will be requested from the network again. The time needs to be greater than zero to for the creation date to be check. Default is -1.
property
Getting an image
-
– imageForKey:url:queueIfNeeded:
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
-
– imageForKey:url:queueIfNeeded:tag:
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
-
– cachedImageForKey:
Grabs an image object directly from disk.
-
– imageExistsWithKey:
Checks to see if an image exists in cache or on disk for the given key.
Managing images and requests.
-
– cancelOperations
Cancel all image requests
-
– clearCachedImages
Clears local cache and remove all images from disk
-
– removeCachedImagesFromDiskOlderThanTime:
Remove all images from disk that we’re create earlier than a certain time
For subclassing
-
– cacheDirectoryPath
The directory where images are stored on disk.
-
– adjustImageRecieved:
Perform image adjustments before storing it in local cache.
Properties
cacheDirectoryName
The directory where images are stored on disk
@property (copy, nonatomic) NSString *cacheDirectoryName
Discussion
The directory where images are stored on disk
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
imagesQueue
The queue that manages all network requests for images
@property (strong, nonatomic) TKNetworkQueue *imagesQueue
Discussion
The queue that manages all network requests for images
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
notificationName
The notification name posted to NSNotificationCenter
@property (copy, nonatomic) NSString *notificationName
Discussion
The notification name posted to NSNotificationCenter
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
shouldNetworkActivity
Shows network activity monitor in status bar when network requests are created.
@property BOOL shouldNetworkActivity
Discussion
Shows network activity monitor in status bar when network requests are created.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
timeTillRefreshCache
The threshold of time images on disk need to be created before to be read from disk. Otherwise the images will be requested from the network again. The time needs to be greater than zero to for the creation date to be check. Default is -1.
@property (assign, nonatomic) NSTimeInterval timeTillRefreshCache
Discussion
The threshold of time images on disk need to be created before to be read from disk. Otherwise the images will be requested from the network again. The time needs to be greater than zero to for the creation date to be check. Default is -1.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
Instance Methods
adjustImageRecieved:
Perform image adjustments before storing it in local cache.
- (UIImage *)adjustImageRecieved:(UIImage *)image
Parameters
- image
The image received from disk or the network.
Return Value
The adjusted image.
Discussion
Perform image adjustments before storing it in local cache.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
cacheDirectoryPath
The directory where images are stored on disk.
- (NSString *)cacheDirectoryPath
Return Value
A NSString
with the location to store images.
Discussion
The directory where images are stored on disk.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
cachedImageForKey:
Grabs an image object directly from disk.
- (UIImage *)cachedImageForKey:(NSString *)key
Parameters
- key
The key corresponding to a specific image..
Return Value
Returns an unadjusted UIImage
object direct from disk.
Discussion
Grabs an image object directly from disk.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
cancelOperations
Cancel all image requests
- (void)cancelOperations
Discussion
Cancel all image requests
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
clearCachedImages
Clears local cache and remove all images from disk
- (void)clearCachedImages
Discussion
Clears local cache and remove all images from disk
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
imageExistsWithKey:
Checks to see if an image exists in cache or on disk for the given key.
- (BOOL)imageExistsWithKey:(NSString *)key
Parameters
- key
The key corresponding to a specific image.
Return Value
Returns YES is the image corresponding to the key exists on disk or in NSCache, otherwise NO.
Discussion
Checks to see if an image exists in cache or on disk for the given key.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
imageForKey:url:queueIfNeeded:
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
- (UIImage *)imageForKey:(NSString *)key url:(NSURL *)url queueIfNeeded:(BOOL)queueIfNeeded
Parameters
- key
The key corresponding to a specific image.
- url
The URL to grab the image data from the network.
- queueIfNeeded
If the image is not on disk or in cache, a network request will be create to grab the image data.
Return Value
Returns an UIImage
object if the image is in NSCache
.
Discussion
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
imageForKey:url:queueIfNeeded:tag:
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
- (UIImage *)imageForKey:(NSString *)key url:(NSURL *)url queueIfNeeded:(BOOL)queueIfNeeded tag:(NSUInteger)tag
Parameters
- key
The key corresponding to a specific image.
- url
The URL to grab the image data from the network.
- queueIfNeeded
If the image is not on disk or in cache, a network request will be create to grab the image data.
- tag
A tag to associate the image with the rest of your application.
Return Value
Returns an UIImage
object if the image is in NSCache
.
Discussion
Returns an image if cached or properly routes requests to grab the image from disk or network.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
init
Initialize a new image cache object.
- (id)init
Return Value
A new created TKImageCache
object.
Discussion
Initialize a new image cache object.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
initWithCacheDirectoryName:
Initialize a new image cache object.
- (id)initWithCacheDirectoryName:(NSString *)cacheDirectoryName
Parameters
- cacheDirectoryName
The name of the folder to place cached images to disk.
Return Value
A new created TKImageCache
object.
Discussion
Initialize a new image cache object.
Declared In
TKImageCache.h
removeCachedImagesFromDiskOlderThanTime:
Remove all images from disk that we’re create earlier than a certain time
- (void)removeCachedImagesFromDiskOlderThanTime:(NSTimeInterval)time
Parameters
- time
The time for which all images files must be created before to remain on disk.
Discussion
Remove all images from disk that we’re create earlier than a certain time
Declared In
TKImageCache.h


For running PsychoPy in a classroom environment it is probably preferable to have a ‘partial’ network installation. The PsychoPy library features frequent new releases, including bug fixes and you want to be able to update machines with these new releases. But PsychoPy depends on many other python libraries (over 200Mb in total) that tend not to change so rapidly, or at least not in ways critical to the running of experiments. If you install the whole PsychoPy application on the network then all of this data has to pass backwards and forwards, and starting the app will take even longer than normal.
The basic aim of this document is to get to a state whereby;
- Python and the major dependencies of PsychoPy are installed on the local machine (probably a disk image to be copied across your lab computers)
- PsychoPy itself (only ~2Mb) is installed in a network location where it can be updated easily by the administrator
- a file is created in the installation that provides the path to the network drive location
- Start-Menu shortcuts need to be set to point to the local Python but the remote PsychoPy application launcher
Once this is done, the vast majority of updates can be performed simply by replacing the PsychoPy library on the network drive.
Download the latest version of the Standalone PsychoPy distribution, and run as administrator. This will install a copy of Python and many dependencies to a default location of
C:\Program Files\PsychoPy2\
You need a network location that is going to be available, with read-only access, to all users on your machines. You will find all the contents of PsychoPy itself at something like this (version dependent obviously):
C:\Program Files\PsychoPy2\Lib\site-packages\PsychoPy-1.70.00-py2.6.egg
Move that entire folder to your network location and call it psychopyLib (or similar, getting rid of the version-specific part of the name). Now the following should be a valid path:
<NETWORK_LOC>\psychopyLib\psychopy
The Python installation (in C:\Program Files\PsychoPy2) needs to know about the network location. If Python finds a text file with extension .pth anywhere on its existing path then it will add to the path any valid paths it finds in the file. So create a text file that has one line in it:
<NETWORK_LOC>\psychopyLib
You can test if this has worked. Go to C:\Program Files\PsychoPy2 and double-click on python.exe.  Now try:
>>> import psychopy
If psychopy is not found on the path then there will be an import error. Try adjusting the .pth file, restarting python.exe and importing again.
Fetch the latest .zip release. Unpack it and replace the contents of <NETWORK_LOC>\psychopyLib\ with the contents of the zip file.


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Introduction - DOM API
Creating a document Accessing elements Attributes and methods Events Mouse events Keyboard events Focus events Drag events Query string Using Javascript objects and libraries Brython-specific built-in modules
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browser.ajax browser.html browser.local_storage browser.markdown browser.object_storage browser.session_storage browser.svg browser.timer browser.websocket javascript Working with Brython
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brython()
Installing the development environment Testing and debugging Deploying an application Brython for Firefox OSCookbook |
modules browser.local_storage and browser.session_storageThis module uses the local storage defined in HTML5. The specification can be found following this link What isHTML5 local storage ?:
local_storage is as follows:
from browser.local_storage import storage storage['foo']='bar' print(storage['foo'])Now, if you close your tab, your browser or even your computer when you open again the same browser you will have access to the values stored by the 'foo' key in the same scheme://host:port where the key-value pair was
stored.
If you want to remove permanently a key-value pair you can use the following:
del storage['foo'] print(storage['foo']) # raises KeyErrorThe storage object mimics the interface of a dict object, and supports:
keys , values , and items return a list copy instead of a view.
A more complete example using local_storage , a TO-DO list app, can be found
in the iframe below.
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Status Report - September 26
Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 12:34 pm
Well, I'm still buried in classwork but when I'm not, I'm coding nonstop to try and get the resource editor in a usable state. If you're curious what's taking so long, here's the gist of what's up:
When I released the last version of the map editor, I realized that the maps needed much more to them than just objects and ground. Maps aren't interesting without spawn points, solid walls, special effects, music, etc. Therefore, in order to let you guys build a game world that isn't quite as...not-game-ish...as the one I made (where you're chairs and you can walk through everything and you don't sink in water) I needed to expand the map editor. Small problem being, the basic way the editor stored its data couldn't be converted to do this.
So, I started writing another editor from the ground up (late July, early August). Everything was going well and I got most of the texture, 3d model, sound and music code working; however, I found that I was having to write the same loading/saving/merge/sort/display routines over and over with very minor changes. Because I intend to expand the editor significantly in the future--the technical term is "scaling"--I realized that that method wasn't going to fit the bill. We're now at mid-late August.
I've since changed the most low-level way that the resource editor stores its information, in the process creating a library (which borrows its name from an old project of mine) called DirectCraft. As of yesterday, I'm nearing the end point in finalizing this library, which will take care of all of the tedious code for me and let me focus on developing game components (most of which are finished and I'll just need to convert).
Hooray!
When I released the last version of the map editor, I realized that the maps needed much more to them than just objects and ground. Maps aren't interesting without spawn points, solid walls, special effects, music, etc. Therefore, in order to let you guys build a game world that isn't quite as...not-game-ish...as the one I made (where you're chairs and you can walk through everything and you don't sink in water) I needed to expand the map editor. Small problem being, the basic way the editor stored its data couldn't be converted to do this.
So, I started writing another editor from the ground up (late July, early August). Everything was going well and I got most of the texture, 3d model, sound and music code working; however, I found that I was having to write the same loading/saving/merge/sort/display routines over and over with very minor changes. Because I intend to expand the editor significantly in the future--the technical term is "scaling"--I realized that that method wasn't going to fit the bill. We're now at mid-late August.
I've since changed the most low-level way that the resource editor stores its information, in the process creating a library (which borrows its name from an old project of mine) called DirectCraft. As of yesterday, I'm nearing the end point in finalizing this library, which will take care of all of the tedious code for me and let me focus on developing game components (most of which are finished and I'll just need to convert).
Hooray!


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