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Getting Started with ZWG3M
Getting Started with AWS IoT
This integration enables you to build AWS IoT management system based on H/W root of trust for enhanced security: interact with Internet of Things, collect and process telemetry from devices or control devices remotely while protecting sensitive information in hardware format. Uplink and downlink messages are available on AWS IOT MQTT, allowing you to leverage Amazon services such as storing messages in DynamoDB , invoke Lambda functions and many more.
Set Up the ZWG3M Hardware
Connect your host computer to ZWG3M
Connect the J1 UART connector using FT232 USB UART
Connect J6 using USB UART to send and receive AT command messages during operation.
Ensure the UART_DL(JP3) is set to low and JP1 = H_BOOT for download mode.
Set Up Your Development Environment
To communicate with your board, you need to download and install a firmware and configure board with python scripts.
Download and install Flash tool (MTK lab) and firmware
To set up your environment, please download IoT Flashtool for MT7686. Install them on your host computer.
• IoT FlashTool for Linux(32-bit) , Linux(64-bit)
- MacOS is not supported
Download the latest firmware along with build application for your convenience. Re-locate or copy these four files in the IoT Flashtool folder you downloaded above.
zwg3m_flash.bat
Flash_download.cfg
zwg3m.bin
mt768X_default_PerRate_TxPwr.bin
Modify zwg3m_flash.bat and flash_download.cfg with the correct path.
• zwg3m_flash.bat
set comport=COMXX
set pathexe=XXXXXX \IoT_Flash_Tool_Windows\coda.exe
set param1=XXXX \IoT_Flash_Tool_Windows\flash_download.cfg --UART %comport% -f -d --reset
• flash_download.cfg
Set the correct path for zwg3m.bin and mt768x_default_PerRate_TxPwr.bin
Run zwg3m_flash.bat
When you see the message below, press the reset button for download firmware.
Connect to AWS IoT Core with MQTT and TLS
* Implementation
is based on MQTT version 3.1.1 and TLS 1.2 with
ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 ciphersuite.
* private key and
certificates are encrypted in HW-based security chip, supports
enhanced secured working structure.
* ZWG3M provides TRNG (True Random Number Generator) for best security. When the MCU performs TRNG Read through I/O ports, it reads 32-bit value.
Prerequisites
• CA certificate
• A client certificate
• A client private key
ZWG3M support ECC but not RSA. Please prepare your own ECC certificate and key to connect AWS IoT. Please use this guide to create your own ECC certificates : Create ECC certificate guide
Connect to AWS IoT Core
Log in to the AWS Management Console
Choose IoT Core service
In the left navigation pane, click on Manage/Things
Click on create button and give your device a name and press create
On the Certificate page, choose Use my certificate.
Select or register CA for your own certificate to register
For CA register, refer to
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/register-CA-cert.html
Upload your own certificate
To Register your certificate, refer to
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/manual-cert-registration.html
In the left navigation pane, choose Policies under Secure menu
Click on the Create button and define a policy. The specific permission policies can vary for your use cases. For non-dev environments, all devices in your fleet must have credentials with privileges that authorize intended actions only, which include (but not limited to) AWS IoT MQTT actions such as publishing messages or subscribing to topics with specific scope and context. Identify the permission policies that best meet your business and security requirements.
For sample policies, refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/example-iot-policies.html. Also refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/security-best-practices.html.
< policy statements>
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "iot:Connect",
"Resource":
"arn:aws:iot:XXXXX:client/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}"
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "iot:Subscribe",
"Resource": [
"arn:aws:iot:
XXXXX:topicfilter/$aws/things/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/shadow/*",
"arn:aws:iot:
XXXXX:topicfilter/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/*"
]
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "iot:Receive",
"Resource": [
"arn:aws:iot:
XXXXX:topic/$aws/things/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/shadow/*",
"arn:aws:iot: XXXXX:topic/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/*"
]
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "iot:Publish",
"Resource": [
"arn:aws:iot:
XXXXX:topic/$aws/things/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/shadow/*",
"arn:aws:iot: XXXXX:topic/${iot:Connection.Thing.ThingName}/*"
]
}
]
}
Go to the certificates page, click on the three dots of your certificate and attach the policy to the certificate
Setting up the ZWG3M device
This Python scripts allow users to set Wi-Fi information and application specific settings in order to connect the board with the AWS IoT.
Download all python scripts from the ICTK GitHub repository to a zwg3m-py folder.
Use this guide to provision the certificate to ZWG3M: getting started-provisioning certificate guide
Modify wifi.json and aws.json files according to your settings.
Please have your host URL, thing name and client ID ready to configure your device. Use port number as 8883 for secure-MQTT protocol.
User can find aws_host_url from the AWS Management Console. Go to IoT core and click the settings at the left pane. Please make a copy of the Endpoint and use them as aws_host_url.
wifi.json
aws.json
Run zwg3m_configuration.py to configure settings of your device.
Available serial port will be shown in windows. Once user selects the serial port for the ZWG3M, it will be stored in json file name 'zwg3m.json’.
configuration process
Wi-Fi and AWS setting that was written on json files will be configured. You will see four ‘OK’ messages when configuration is successful. If ‘fail’ message appears during the configuration, run zwg3m_configuration.py again.
MQTT Test: Publish/Subscribe
ZWG3M can publish and subscribe messages to user specific topics using python scripts: zwg3m_publish.py , zwg3m_subscribe.py.
Publish Messages
Modify pub.json with your topic, QoS and payload
pub.json
For topics, refer to
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/topics.html
QoS (Quality of Service): The quality of service defaults to QoS 0. You can use either QoS 0 or QoS 1. For more information about QoS support in AWS IoT, see the documentation.
Run zwg3m_publish.py for publish from the device and zwg3m_susbscribe.py for subscribing.
Using AWS IoT device shadow, users can also update and get shadow information with amazon reserved shadow topics. Please modify your pub.json so ZWG3M can publish messages to thing shadow.
For shadow usage, refer to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/iot-device-shadows.html
Run zwg3m_publish.py to publish. Updated shadow states as in pub.json will be shown in thing’s Shadow State.
Subscribe Messages
Modify sub.json with your topic, QoS and payload. To create a complete topic, replace thingname with the name of your device.
sub.json
Run zwg3m_subscribe.py for subscribing.
To publish MQTT messages from the MQTT client, sign in to the AWS IoT console.
In the left navigation pane, choose Test to open the MQTT client.
On the MQTT client page, in the Publish section, in the Specify a topic and a message to publish field, enter the topic name of your message. In this example, use ZWG3M/test.
In the message payload window, enter the following json:
{
"reported": {"temp” :30}
}
By publish MQTT message using amazon console, topic and payload will be shown in python shell as below.
Device Shadow: Update/Delta
ZWG3M publishes updates and display delta using python scripts: zwg3m_update.py , zwg3m_delta.py.
Update shadows
ZWG3M publishes updates to the AWS IoT Device Shadow using python code provided.
Modify update.json with your input.
The parameter information for shadow update is as below.
For shadow document examples, refer to:
Run zwg3m_update.py. Python shell will display successful execution of shadow updates. You can also observe updated shadow values on your AWS console, thing’s shadow state.
Delta
Delta in shadows are useful indicator which contains difference between the desired and reported states. This will not show on shadow if desired and reported states are the same or there is no desired part in Thing shadow. Running zwg3m-delta.py script will report delta states of the item when it triggers with delta..
For more information about delta, refer to:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/device-shadow-document.html#delta-state
Below is the example of running the delta function in python. Please modify 'update.json' file with your key and type before running delta function.
Run zwg3m-delta.py. It will return item with desired states.
Troubleshooting
Download fail
If you encounter errors while downloading firmware, check the comport number and path in zwg3m_flash.bat and flash_download.cfg.
Ensure the UART_DL(JP3) is set to low and JP1 = H_BOOT for download mode.
Connection fail
Be sure to configure AWS IoT and your FreeRTOS download to connect your device to the AWS Cloud. You can use below steps to check the device settings.
Connect the device with host computer
Open terminal program (ex. hterm)
Check settings using AT command set . Make sure all the configurations are set correctly.
ex) AT+AWS_EP? +AWS_EP: your_host_url
AT+AWS_TN? +WIFI_TN : your thing name
AT+WIFI_SSID_STA? +WIFI_SSID_STA : your Wi-Fi ID
AT+WIFI_PW_STA? +WIFI_PW_STA : your Wi-Fi password
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USB tethering
Use tethering to share your phone’s mobile data connection with a single computer over a USB cable.
To tether your phone connect your phone to a computer with a USB cable and on your phone tap to
select “USB tethering” located under “Settings >> Connections >> Mobile Hotspot and Tethering”.
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When you connect your phone to a computer with a USB cable, you can either share your mobile data
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Cutlass: First World War cutlasses were not purely ceremonial items. They were weapons forming part of the ship's stores and were issued when there was the threat of contact with the enemy: on guard duty, in battle or in handling prisoners. The 1900 pattern cutlass, the last naval cutlass issued, was officially retired in 1936. Dress codes for WW1: not found French Sweep: Unable to trace any information. For information about Anchor Liners http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/lines/anchor.shtml] Passed ‘BI’ steamer: British India Steamer Simpson's Hotel Simpson's Hotel was built to offer accommodation to transient workers. It was built shortly before the First World War by Messrs Simpson, Boyd and Hunter and named after Dr. Robert Simpson of Newcastle. The local newspaper, the "Wallsend Herald and Advertiser", admittedly then in decline, seems to have ignored the event. Simpsons Hotels were also built in Glasgow and Hebburn of 420 and 200 rooms respectively.
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If it is possible to implement, create statistics of the new assignments. Some of them could be most achieved, highest rated, and most loathed (for difficulty reasons of course); there could be more, but that is all I can think of right now.


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C:\Users\Megan\Desktop\New EE 319k\students\kwt368_mlc4285\Lab7\ST7735.uvproj Project File Date: 03/29/2016Output:
Rebuild target 'ST7735' assembling startup.s... compiling PLL.c... compiling ST7735.c... compiling ST7735TestMain.c... assembling IO.s... assembling LCD.s... assembling Print.s... linking... Program Size: Code=3432 RO-data=14984 RW-data=44 ZI-data=1028 ".\ST7735.axf" - 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s). Load "C:\\Users\\Megan\\Desktop\\New EE 319k\\students\\kwt368_mlc4285\\Lab7\\ST7735.axf" Connecting: Mode=JTAG, Speed=1000000Hz Erase Done. Programming Done. Verify OK. ash Download failed - Target DLL has been cancelled Load "C:\\Users\\Megan\\Desktop\\New EE 319k\\students\\kwt368_mlc4285\\Lab7\\ST7735.axf" Connecting: Mode=JTAG, Speed=1000000Hz Erase Done. Programming Done. Verify OK. of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. .\ST7735.axf: Error: L6238E: print.o(.text) contains invalid call from '~PRES8 (The user did not require code to preserve 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data objects)' function to 'REQ8 (Code was permitted to depend on the 8-byte aligment of 8-byte data items)' function ST7735_OutChar. Finished: 0 information, 0 warning and 11 error messages. ".\ST7735.axf" - 11 Error(s), 0 Warning(s). Target not created Error: Could not load file 'C:\Users\Megan\Desktop\New EE 319k\students\kwt368_mlc4285\Lab7\ST7735.axf'. Debugger aborted ! ted


Good Article Good sentence
问题描述 :
In middle school, teachers used to encourage us to pick up pretty sentences so that we could apply those sentences in our own articles. One of my classmates ZengXiao Xian, wanted to get sentences which are different from that of others, because he thought the distinct pretty sentences might benefit him a lot to get a high score in his article.
Assume that all of the sentences came from some articles. ZengXiao Xian intended to pick from Article A. The number of his classmates is n. The i-th classmate picked from Article Bi. Now ZengXiao Xian wants to know how many different sentences she could pick from Article A which don’t belong to either of her classmates?Article. To simplify the problem, ZengXiao Xian wants to know how many different strings, which is the substring of string A, but is not substring of either of string Bi. Of course, you will help him, won’t you?
Assume that all of the sentences came from some articles. ZengXiao Xian intended to pick from Article A. The number of his classmates is n. The i-th classmate picked from Article Bi. Now ZengXiao Xian wants to know how many different sentences she could pick from Article A which don’t belong to either of her classmates?Article. To simplify the problem, ZengXiao Xian wants to know how many different strings, which is the substring of string A, but is not substring of either of string Bi. Of course, you will help him, won’t you?
输入:
The first line contains an integer T, the number of test data.
For each test data
The first line contains an integer meaning the number of classmates.
The second line is the string A;The next n lines,the ith line input string Bi.
The length of the string A does not exceed 100,000 characters , The sum of total length of all strings Bi does not exceed 100,000, and assume all string consist only lowercase characters ‘a’ to ‘z’.
For each test data
The first line contains an integer meaning the number of classmates.
The second line is the string A;The next n lines,the ith line input string Bi.
The length of the string A does not exceed 100,000 characters , The sum of total length of all strings Bi does not exceed 100,000, and assume all string consist only lowercase characters ‘a’ to ‘z’.
输出:
The first line contains an integer T, the number of test data.
For each test data
The first line contains an integer meaning the number of classmates.
The second line is the string A;The next n lines,the ith line input string Bi.
The length of the string A does not exceed 100,000 characters , The sum of total length of all strings Bi does not exceed 100,000, and assume all string consist only lowercase characters ‘a’ to ‘z’.
For each test data
The first line contains an integer meaning the number of classmates.
The second line is the string A;The next n lines,the ith line input string Bi.
The length of the string A does not exceed 100,000 characters , The sum of total length of all strings Bi does not exceed 100,000, and assume all string consist only lowercase characters ‘a’ to ‘z’.
样例输入:
3 2 abab ab ba 1 aaa bbb 2 aaaa aa aaa
样例输出:
Case 1: 3 Case 2: 3 Case 3: 1
题目：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=4416
题目大意：给一个字符串S和一系列字符串T1~Tn，问在S中有多少个不同子串满足它不是T1~Tn中任意一个字符串的子串。
#include <iostream> #include <string.h> #include <algorithm> #include <stdio.h> using namespace std; typedef long long LL; const int N=550005; struct State { State *pre,*go[26]; int step,deep; void clear() { pre=0; deep=0; step=0; memset(go,0,sizeof(go)); } }*root,*last; State statePool[N*2],*b[2*N],*cur; void init() { cur=statePool; root=last=cur++; root->clear(); } void Insert(int w) { State *p=last; State *np=cur++; np->clear(); np->step=p->step+1; while(p&&!p->go[w]) p->go[w]=np,p=p->pre; if(p==0) np->pre=root; else { State *q=p->go[w]; if(p->step+1==q->step) np->pre=q; else { State *nq=cur++; nq->clear(); memcpy(nq->go,q->go,sizeof(q->go)); nq->step=p->step+1; nq->pre=q->pre; q->pre=nq; np->pre=nq; while(p&&p->go[w]==q) p->go[w]=nq, p=p->pre; } } last=np; } char str[N]; int cnt[N]; void Solve(int Q,int n) { memset(cnt,0,sizeof(cnt)); for(State *p=statePool; p!=cur; p++) cnt[p->step]++; for(int i=1; i<=n; i++) cnt[i]+=cnt[i-1]; for(State *p=statePool; p!=cur; p++) b[--cnt[p->step]]=p; while(Q--) { scanf("%s",str); int len=0; int m=strlen(str); State *p=root; for(int i=0; i<m; i++) { int x=str[i]-'a'; if(p->go[x]) { len++; p=p->go[x]; p->deep=max(p->deep,len); } else { while(p&&!p->go[x]) p=p->pre; if(!p) p=root,len=0; else { len=p->step+1; p=p->go[x]; p->deep=max(p->deep,len); } } } } LL sum=0; int num=cur-statePool; for(int i=num-1; i>0; i--) { State *q=b[i]; if(q->deep>0) { q->pre->deep=max(q->pre->deep,q->deep); if(q->deep<q->step) sum+=q->step-q->deep; } else sum+=q->step-q->pre->step; } printf("%I64d\n",sum); } int main() { int t,k=1,Q; scanf("%d",&t); while(t--) { printf("Case %d: ",k++); scanf("%d",&Q); scanf("%s",str); int n=strlen(str); init(); for(int i=0; i<n; i++) Insert(str[i]-'a'); Solve(Q,n); } return 0; }
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
2 tablets |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 3:00 |
55 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
Let me start by giving a little background on myself. I am a male weighing 210 and I am an experienced tripper with what I found to be a very low sensitivity to hallucinogens. By that I mean that I have always had to take more than the recommended strong dosages to get an effect. With that in mind I have still managed to trip on LSD, 4-ho-mipt, 5-meo-mipt, 5-meo-dipt, DIPT, DOI, 2C-I, 2C-E, methylone, MDMA, and I usually take benzodiazepines if I feel anxious or if I am too restless to go to sleep. Out of all the stuff I’ve done I have found the wonderful combination of MDMA and 2C-I the most rewarding of all.
On the night of the trip my girlfriend and I had in our possession 4 ecstasy pills and some 2C-I. We decided to drop two rolls each and enjoyed the common euphoria from MDMA. After three hours of the MDMA ingestion, while on the comedown, and not wanting the effects of the ecstasy to wear off we decided to take some 2C-I which I have read to be similar to the effects of ecstasy and LSD but not a direct mix of them.
Because of my low sensitivity I swallowed 55 mg of 2C-I and my girlfriend who is a normal ‘dosager’ took 30 mg.
[Erowid Note: 30 mg is not a 'common' dose of 2C-I; it is typically considered a strong dose.] With the peak sensations of the rolls wearing off I was expecting a usual 2C-I trip. What followed was the most gratifying experience of my life.
The 2C-I crept up on me without me realizing it. The tingly sensations of the MDMA suddenly appeared to be accompanied by subtle changes in my perception. Then the senses of touch and hearing that were declining were brought back even higher to how they were when we were rolling earlier in the night. By the time I really noticed what was happening I was soaring in full tactile, visual, and emotional happiness.
I began seeing bright and colorful energy plasma waves emanating from a TV we had on hooked up to a laptop playing some online radio trance with killer Winamp visuals. Then I noticed it was not just the TV but that all the objects in the room were radiating the most delightful and most positive energy waves. It was as if each object and light source was a beacon releasing happiness and I was lucky enough to be there in that room absorbing the magnificent energy while being intimate with my girlfriend.
I was in a state of bliss from what I remember thinking was a piece of heaven. I could not fathom to dream a dream where I could be more happy then where I was at that very moment being one with my girlfriend absorbing amazing plasma rays of color and sound as they gushed at me while in a state of complete body-gasm. Body-gasm? Imagine feeling a regular orgasm but feeling it without end in a perpetual synergy of sound, body, euphoric blazing energy waves, and colors. It was a combination of the best acid trip visuals multiplied by the most refined pure ecstasy the human body can endure. I believe if everybody in the world could experience nirvana like that the world would be a better place.
The experienced has far surpassed any trip or roll I have ever done in terms of visuals, sensations, and overall sense of perfection. So far it has been the happiest night of my life and if I died tomorrow then I will die gratefully knowing I was able to cherish this magical combination of MDMA and 2C-I.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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--- title: Leaping into blogdown author: Francis Barton date: '2020-02-29' slug: leaping-into-blogdown categories: posts tags: - identical - learning ---
A leetle teeny blog post to celebrate the 29th of February.
I come across a simple question from Stewart Lee (presumably not that one)
I have a numeric column and want to filter all number ending with (.999). Tried a couple of tricks and failed. Any suggestion?
So I open a new RMarkdown document, press Ctrl Alt and ’
(my RStudio shortcut to insert a new R
chunk)
and start work… This’ll be easy, I think. This won’t take long, I feel sure.
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(dplyr))
options(pillar.sigfig = 6)
# a misc. list of numbers just to test out my code against different targets
df <- tibble(
nums = c(0.995, 5.996, 9.99, 11.997, 19.9990, 99.999)
)
df %>%
filter(nums - floor(nums) == 0.999)
## # A tibble: 0 x 1
## # ... with 1 variable: nums <dbl>
Nope. Maybe it’s confused about exactly what’s the LHS of the filter; let’s use {}
to clarify:
df %>%
filter({nums - floor(nums)} == 0.999)
## # A tibble: 0 x 1
## # ... with 1 variable: nums <dbl>
Nope. Maybe it doesn’t like using the column name (nums
) twice? Let’s write a little function:
return_partial <- function(n) {
n - floor(n)
}
df %>%
filter(return_partial(nums) == 0.999)
## # A tibble: 0 x 1
## # ... with 1 variable: nums <dbl>
Nope. Maybe filter can’t cope with having a function like that passed to it, so let’s add in a mutate()
step and filter on a simple column of target numbers:
df %>%
mutate(partial = return_partial(nums)) %>%
filter(partial == 0.999) %>%
select(-partial)
## # A tibble: 0 x 1
## # ... with 1 variable: nums <dbl>
Nope. Hold on, let’s just check if it’s something to do with ==
- what if I try filtering with >=
instead:
df %>%
dplyr::mutate(partial = nums - floor(nums)) %>%
dplyr::filter(partial >= 0.995)
## # A tibble: 5 x 2
## nums partial
## <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 0.995 0.995
## 2 5.996 0.996
## 3 11.997 0.997000
## 4 19.999 0.999000
## 5 99.999 0.999000
Hmmm, ok that works! So it’s not a problem with how I’m using dplyr
, it’s something to do with ==
. I can drop all the faffing about with mutate()
and special functions now (though I might keep using return_partial
for neatness’ sake for now).
I remember, dimly, reading something about how R
doesn’t always treat things as equal that you or I would think of as equal. Like when numbers are stored as different types, for example. I check that all the numbers I am try to check for equality are properly of the class numeric
- they should all be “double”s as they are not integers.
Can’t see anything wrong with the way the numbers are stored.
A bit more searching turns up a few pages referrring to avoiding ==
as a test of equality. This one tells me that I am nearly there! I just need to use identical
instead of ==
!
identical()
takes two R objects as arguments and compares them
A call to
identical
is the way to test exact equality inif
andwhile
statements, as well as in logical expressions that use&&
or||
. In all these applications you need to be assured of getting a single logical value.Users often use the comparison operators, such as
==
or!=
, in these situations. It looks natural, but it is not what these operators are designed to do in R. - Test Objects for Exact Equality
OK! Let’s go!
df %>%
filter(identical(return_partial(nums), 0.999))
## # A tibble: 0 x 1
## # ... with 1 variable: nums <dbl>
identical(df$nums, 99.999)
## [1] FALSE
Oh. *strokes beard for a while…*
OK maybe identical
doesn’t like being passed a vector like nums
- maybe I need to vectorise it.  More DuckDuckGoing was required… and of course StackOverflow came to the rescue (I’d looked there already but hadn’t used search terms with sufficient ferocity, tenacity and gimlet-eyed intent).
Et, voilà! A classic computing problem (see thread, links and duplicates) that, if I had once been aware of, I had forgotten about.
The R lot have got solutions for this, of course… and I was delighted to find that the tidyverse has got its own wrapper/implementation: near()
for identical()
. (Of course it has!)
So now suddenly, despite all the previous circumambulation, the solution to Stewart’s question became rather simple indeed:
df %>%
filter(near(nums - floor(nums), 0.999))
## # A tibble: 2 x 1
## nums
## <dbl>
## 1 19.999
## 2 99.999
Then I do Ctrl Alt K to knit this document and see what it looks like.


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Calculation of RV Components
After the data corrections and identification of solar regions, we are able to calculate the individual feature components that make up the SDO derived RV variation.
Photometric Velocity
Estimation of rotational Doppler imbalance due to active (faculae/darkspot) regions
Calculation of the photometric velocity due the presence of dark spots/bright faculae causing a Doppler imbalance. Requires an active region based magnetic weighting array. A weight of 0 denotes quiet-Sun and 1 denotes active pixel.
The equation for this velocity calculation is: v_{phot} = \frac{\sum_{ij} v_{rot, ij} (I_{ij} - K) W_{ij}} {\sum_{ij} I_{ij}}.
K is a scaling factor based off the limb-brightening correction. K = \frac{\sum_{ij} I_{ij} L_{ij} W_{ij}}{\sum_{ij} L_{ij}^2 W_{ij}}
In this case I_{ij} is the uncorrected (original) intensity data.
We are also able to use out intensity weighting to calculate photometric velocities due to just faculae/network or sunspot regions.
def v_phot(quiet, active, Lij, vrot, imap, mu, fac_inds, spot_inds, mu_cutoff=0.3):
"""
function to calculate photometric velocity due to rotational Doppler variation
Parameters
----------
quiet: weights array where active pixels have weight = 0
active: weights array where active pixels have weight = 1
Lij: limb-darkening polynomial function
vrot: solar rotational velocity
imap: UNCORRECTED Sunpy map object (Intensitygram)
mu: array of mu values
fac_inds: array of indices where faculae are detected
spot_inds: array of indices where sunspots are detected
mu_cutoff: minimum mu cutoff value
Returns
-------
v_phot: photospheric velocity perturbation (float)
"""
# get good mu values
good_mu = np.where(mu > mu_cutoff)
# calculate K scaling factor
K = np.nansum(imap.data * Lij * quiet) / np.sum((Lij[good_mu] ** 2) * quiet[good_mu])
# calculate photospheric velocity
v_phot = np.nansum(np.real(vrot) * (imap.data - K * Lij) * active) / np.nansum(imap.data)
# faculae driven photospheric velocity
vphot_bright = np.nansum(np.real(vrot) * (imap.data - K * Lij) * fac_inds) / np.nansum(imap.data)
# sunspots driven photospheric velocity
vphot_spot = np.nansum(np.real(vrot) * (imap.data - K * Lij) * spot_inds) / np.nansum(imap.data)
return v_phot, vphot_bright, vphot_spot
Convective Velocity
Estimation due to the suppression of the convective blueshift by magnetically active regions
Calculation of suppression of convective blueshift due to active regions (mainly faculae).
The basic premise for calculation is to calculate the disc-averaged velocity of the Sun and subtract from that the quiet-Sun velocity.
We then calculate the convective velocity as what is left: v_{conv} = v - v_{quiet}
Quiet Sun Velocity
Estimation of average RV of quiet-Sun due to convective motion
Calculate the velocity due to the convective motion of the quiet-Sun. Requires the magnetic weighting array we built in step six, part one. A weight of 0 denotes an active pixel, and 1 is quiet-Sun.
The equation for calculating this quiet-Sun velocity is as such: v_{quiet} = \frac{\sum_{ij} (v_{ij} - \delta v_{sc, ij} - \delta v_{rot, ij}) I_{ij} W_{ij}} {\sum_{ij} I_{ij} W_{ij}}.
In this case I_{ij} is the uncorrected (original) intensity data.
def v_quiet(map_vel_cor, imap, quiet):
"""
function to calculate velocity due to convective motion of quiet-Sun
Parameters
----------
map_vel_cor: corrected (velocities) Sunpy map object (Dopplergram)
imap: UNCORRECTED Sunpy map object (Intensitygram)
quiet: weights array where active pixels have weight = 0
Returns
-------
v_quiet: quiet-Sun velocity (float)
"""
v_quiet = np.nansum(map_vel_cor.data * imap.data * quiet) / np.nansum(
imap.data * quiet)
return v_quiet
Full Disc Velocity
Total corrected (spacecraft motion, solar rotation) disk-averaged velocity of the Sun
The equation for the disc-averaged velocity is: v = \frac{\sum_{ij} (v_{ij} - \delta v_{sc, ij} - \delta v_{rot, ij}) I_{ij}}{\sum_{ij} I_{ij}}.
def v_disc(map_vel_cor, imap):
"""
function to calculate disc-averaged velocity of Sun
Parameters
----------
map_vel_cor: corrected (velocities) Sunpy map object (Dopplergram)
imap: UNCORRECTED Sunpy map object (Intensitygram)
Returns
-------
v_disc: disc averaged velocity of Sun (float)
"""
v_disc = np.nansum(map_vel_cor.data * imap.data) / np.nansum(imap.data)
return v_disc


Accessibility
The Distance Formula
Our Best Tool
“I have not yet found a digital tool that replaces human knowledge and experience when it comes to accessibility,”
Eric Moore, a UDL and accessibility specialist in the University of Tennessee's office of information technology | from the Inside Higher Ed article, "Technology Can Address Digital Accessibility -- to an Extent"
"If you’re starting with the technology, you’re doing it wrong"
If you’re starting with the technology, you’re doing it wrong
Technology has limitations, of course. Institutions rely on it so heavily so that some have considered joining forces for a more unified quality-review process. Most observers agree human intervention will always need to remain part of the accessibility conversation, given the diverse array of definitions of the term. Thus far, however, digital tools have proved more successful at identifying superficial failures in courses than at digging into the nuances that make courses more deeply accessible to a wider range of students.
Inside Higher Ed | Technology Can Address Digital Accessibility -- to an Extent as accessed 1 October 2019
E202.6.2 Required Documentation
The responsible agency official shall document in writing the basis for determining that conformance to requirements in the Revised 508 Standards constitute an undue burden on the agency, or would result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of the ICT. The documentation shall include an explanation of why and to what extent compliance with applicable requirements would create an undue burden or result in a fundamental alteration in the nature of the ICT.
E202.6.3 Alternative Means.
Where conformance to one or more requirements in the Revised 508 Standards imposes an undue burden or a fundamental alteration in the nature of the ICT, the agency shall provide individuals with disabilities access to and use of information and data by an alternative means that meets identified needs.


BSVI Isuzu D-Max and MU-X to see a price hike upto Rs 4 lakh
by Team ODIsuzu India announced that the company will stop the production of its BSIV engines by December 2019 which will then give them enough time frame to clear the BSIV stocks i.e before April 1, 2020.
The company has also announced that the adaptation to BSVI will hike the price of their existing portfolio and the D-Max V-Cross and the MU-X could see a hike upto Rs 4 lakh on their current pricing across variants. That said the prices for the D-Max V-Cross could range between Rs 20.54-24 lakh ex-showroom in the BSVI era. Likewise, the MU-X could retail between Rs 31.3-33.25 lakh ex-showroom.
The BSVI adaptation will also affect the prices of Isuzu's commercial range and the D-MAX regular cab and D-MAX S-CAB will also see a price hike by Rs 1-1.5 lakh on ex-showroom prices.
Recently, Isuzu inaugurated its first Isuzu Cafe - Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters have come together with Isuzu India to offer an upmarket car buying experience. The Isuzu Cafe is located on the ground floor of the CR2 Mall in Nariman Point. The cafe has two dedicated display areas which at all times showcase the facelifted Isuzu D-Max V-Cross and the Isuzu MU-X.
Also Read,
2019 Isuzu D-Max V-Cross road test review
Next-generation Isuzu D-Max teased in Thailand


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java.lang.Object ptolemy.util.StringUtilities
A collection of utilities for manipulating strings. These utilities do not depend on any other ptolemy packages.
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static int |
ELLIPSIS_LENGTH_LONG
Maximum length in characters of a long string before ellipsis(String, int) truncates and add a
trailing ". . .". |
static int |
ELLIPSIS_LENGTH_SHORT
Maximum length in characters of a short string before ellipsis(String, int) truncates and add a
trailing ". . .". |
static java.lang.String |
LINE_SEPARATOR
The line separator string. |
static java.lang.String |
PREFERENCES_DIRECTORY
Location of Application preferences such as the user library. |
| Method Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
abbreviate(java.lang.String longName)
Abbreviate a string. |
static java.lang.String |
ellipsis(java.lang.String string,
int length)
Return a string with a maximum line length of length characters, limited to the given number of characters. |
static java.lang.String |
escapeForXML(java.lang.String string)
Given a string, replace all the instances of XML special characters with their corresponding XML entities. |
static void |
exit(int returnValue)
If the ptolemy.ptII.exitAfterWrapup property is not set, then call System.exit(). |
static java.lang.String |
getIndentPrefix(int level)
Return a number of spaces that is proportional to the argument. |
static java.lang.String |
getProperty(java.lang.String propertyName)
Get the specified property from the environment. |
static void |
mergePropertiesFile()
Merge the properties in lib/ptII.properties with the current properties. |
static java.lang.String |
objectToSourceFileName(java.lang.Object object)
Return a string representing the name of the file expected to contain the source code for the specified object. |
static java.lang.String |
preferencesDirectory()
Return the preferences directory, creating it if necessary. |
static java.lang.String |
propertiesFileName()
Return the name of the properties file. |
static java.lang.String |
sanitizeName(java.lang.String name)
Sanitize a String so that it can be used as a Java identifier. |
static java.lang.String |
split(java.lang.String longName)
If the string is longer than 79 characters, split it up by adding newlines in all newline delimited substrings that are longer than 79 characters. |
static java.lang.String |
split(java.lang.String longName,
int length)
If the string is longer than length characters, split the string up by adding newlines in all newline delimited substrings that are longer than length characters. |
static java.net.URL |
stringToURL(java.lang.String name,
java.net.URI baseDirectory,
java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Deprecated. Use FileUtilities.nameToURL instead. |
static java.lang.String |
substitute(java.lang.String string,
java.lang.String pattern,
java.lang.String replacement)
Replace all occurrences of pattern in the specified string with replacement. |
static java.lang.String |
substituteFilePrefix(java.lang.String prefix,
java.lang.String string,
java.lang.String replacement)
Perform file prefix substitution. |
static java.lang.String[] |
tokenizeForExec(java.lang.String inputString)
Tokenize a String to an array of Strings for use with Runtime.exec(String []). |
static java.lang.String |
unescapeForXML(java.lang.String string)
Given a string, replace all the instances of XML entities with their corresponding XML special characters. |
static java.lang.String |
usageString(java.lang.String commandTemplate,
java.lang.String[][] commandOptions,
java.lang.String[] commandFlags)
Return a string that contains a description of how to use a class that calls this method. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final int ELLIPSIS_LENGTH_LONG
ellipsis(String, int)
truncates and add a
trailing ". . .". This variable is used by callers
of ellipsis(String, int).
public static final int ELLIPSIS_LENGTH_SHORT
ellipsis(String, int)
truncates and add a
trailing ". . .". This variable is used by callers
of ellipsis(String, int).
public static final java.lang.String LINE_SEPARATOR
public static java.lang.String PREFERENCES_DIRECTORY
preferencesDirectory()
| Method Detail |
public static java.lang.String abbreviate(java.lang.String longName)
longName
- The string to be abbreviated.
split(String)
public static java.lang.String ellipsis(java.lang.String string, int length)
string
- The string to truncate.length
- The number of characters to which to truncate the string.
public static java.lang.String escapeForXML(java.lang.String string)
In this method, we make the following translations:
& becomes & " becomes " < becomes < > becomes > newline becomes carriage return becomes $amp;#13;
string
- The string to escape.
unescapeForXML(String)
public static void exit(int returnValue)
returnValue
- The return value of this process, where
non-zero values indicate an error.public static java.lang.String getIndentPrefix(int level)
level
- The level of indenting represented by the spaces.
public static java.lang.String getProperty(java.lang.String propertyName)
The following properties are handled specially
c:/foo
whereas most of the other
methods that operate on path names return
C:/foo
.
propertyName
- The name of property.
public static void mergePropertiesFile() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- If thrown while looking for the
$CLASSPATH/lib/ptII.properties file.public static java.lang.String objectToSourceFileName(java.lang.Object object)
object
- The object.
public static java.lang.String preferencesDirectory() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- If the directory could not be created.PREFERENCES_DIRECTORY
public static java.lang.String propertiesFileName() throws java.io.IOException
PREFERENCES_DIRECTORY
directory that is returned
by preferencesDirectory()
. Typically, this value
is "$HOME/.ptolemyII/ptII.properties".
java.io.IOException
- If preferencesDirectory()
throws it.preferencesDirectory()
,
PREFERENCES_DIRECTORY
public static java.lang.String sanitizeName(java.lang.String name)
"An identifier is an unlimited-length sequence of Java letters and Java digits, the first of which must be a Java letter. An identifier cannot have the same spelling (Unicode character sequence) as a keyword (3.9), boolean literal (3.10.3), or the null literal (3.10.7)."Java characters are A-Z, a-z, $ and _.
Characters that are not permitted in a Java identifier are changed to underscores. This method does not check that the returned string is a keyword or literal. Note that two different strings can sanitize to the same string. This method is commonly used during code generation to map the name of a ptolemy object to a valid identifier name.
name
- A string with spaces and other characters that
cannot be in a Java name.
public static java.lang.String split(java.lang.String longName)
longName
- The string to optionally split up
abbreviate(String)
,
split(String, int)
public static java.lang.String split(java.lang.String longName, int length)
longName
- The string to optionally split.length
- The maximum length of the sequence of characters
before a newline is inserted.
abbreviate(String)
,
split(String)
public static java.net.URL stringToURL(java.lang.String name, java.net.URI baseDirectory, java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader) throws java.io.IOException
name
- The name of a file or URL.baseDirectory
- The base directory for relative file names,
or null to specify none.classLoader
- The class loader to use to locate system
resources, or null to use the system class loader.
java.io.IOException
- If the file cannot be read, or
if the file cannot be represented as a URL (e.g. System.in), or
the name specification cannot be parsed.
java.net.MalformedURLException
- If the URL is malformed.public static java.lang.String substitute(java.lang.String string, java.lang.String pattern, java.lang.String replacement)
string
- The string to edit.pattern
- The string to replace.replacement
- The string to replace it with.
public static java.lang.String substituteFilePrefix(java.lang.String prefix, java.lang.String string, java.lang.String replacement)
If prefix is not a simple prefix of string, then we use the file system to find the canonical names of the files. For this to work, prefix and string should name files that exist, see java.io.File.getCanonicalFile() for details.
If prefix is not a prefix of string, then we return string
prefix
- The prefix string, for example, "c:/ptII".string
- The string to be substituted, for example,
"c:/ptII/ptolemy".replacement
- The replacement to be substituted in, for example,
"$PTII"
public static java.lang.String[] tokenizeForExec(java.lang.String inputString) throws java.io.IOException
Lines that begin with an octothorpe '#' are ignored. Substrings that start and end with a double quote are considered to be a single token and are returned as a single array element.
inputString
- The String to tokenize
java.io.IOException
- If StreamTokenizer.nextToken() throws it.public static java.lang.String unescapeForXML(java.lang.String string)
In this method, we make the following translations:
& becomes & " becomes " < becomes < > becomes > becomes newline becomes carriage return
string
- The string to escape.
escapeForXML(String)
public static java.lang.String usageString(java.lang.String commandTemplate, java.lang.String[][] commandOptions, java.lang.String[] commandFlags)
commandTemplate
- A string naming the command and the
format of the arguments, for example
"moml [options] [file . . .]"commandOptions
- A 2xN array of Strings that list command-line
options that take arguments where the first
element is a String naming the command line option, and the
second element is the argument, for example
{"-class", "")
commandFlags
- An array of Strings that list command-line
options that are either present or not.
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Development Roadmap
Iteration 1: Initial Geoscape.
- Geoscape screen with basic buttons.
- Earth globe showing on screen.
- Add sun, have sun move according to date/time.
- Buttons to control game speed.
- Skybox
- Buttons to move camera's position.
- Draw bases (pyramid) on screen at randomly chosen geoposition.
- Code to compute geoposition of a mouse click on earth globe.
- Base creation sequence.
- Save/Load game time to file
- Document project structure: file locations, how the main loop works.
Iteration 2: Craft AI.
- Specify Requirements.
- Document design.
- Build.
Need to document this phase better.
Things I need to cover:
- UFO mission types (and behaviour during missions.)
- Alien Overmind AI.
- UFO AI.
- Human craft mission types (and behaviours)
- Human craft AI.
- Repair/Refuel/Rearm of Human craft at bases.
Geoscape behaviour.
- UFO is repeatedly spawned (with 6 hour intervals) on research like mission.
- If right click mouse, Geosceen will pan with mouse movement. (Stops when right click again.)
- Intercept button - launches interceptor at UFO.
- If reaches UFO, UFO "crashes"
- If Intercept a Intercept crashed UFO, "battlescape mission"
- If don't intercept a second time, after 12 hours UFO "repairs" itself and flys away.
- If UFO escapes, get "Patrol/Return to Base/Go to UFOs last known position" dialog
- If craft runs low on fuel, returns to base.
- Interceptor refuels when in base.
- Left clicking on the geoscape sends interceptor to "patrol" the indicated position.
Geoscape Stuff that hasn't been implemented yet.
- Radar detection/visibility
- Click on position on Geoscape to select craft/UFO/Base etc.
- Waypoints are not shown on Geoscape.
- Create Base.
- Multiple bases. (Although in principle, not difficult)
- Multiple simultateous UFOs (Although in principle, not difficult)
- Multiple Interceptors(Although in principle, not difficult)
- Intercept dialog
- Multiple UFO mission types. (Not much point, at moment, current mission is ideal for testing)
- Multiple craft/ufo types.
- UFO target selection (for UFO missions) doesn't know about countries
Observation:
In X-Com human craft have only two missions:
- Patrol
- Intercept
And four "states"
- Patrolling
- Intercepting
- Returning to base
- In Base
Iteration 3: X-Net
Reason for doing this: test out XML parser.
- Document requirements
- Document design.
- Implement.
Requirements:
- Is single screen. With "tree" on RHS. LHS has 3D image + Text
- Will only show items that user has researched.
- Want it to show which entries player has read, and which player hasn't
Iteration 4: Layout Base Facilities.
- Document design (this has already been somewhat done.)
- Allow user to pick location on geoscape for every base (including first)
- Allow user to put access lift at any position on base
- Allow user to pick a facility, and put on 3D image. (facility must be adjacent to fully constructed facility)
- Allow user to destroy facilities. Removing facility must not split base
- Track state of facilities under construction.
- Update base's capability, as facilities are constructed.
- Hook up radar, to detect UFOs.
- Load/Save to file.
- User funding. (Expenditure to buy, monthly maintenance.)
- Base Information Screen
- Name of the currently selected base.
- Icons for all bases, same as ones shown on "Bases" screen. (Probably just a side effect of desire to provide a way to "jump" between the "base information" screens for different bases.)
- Total number of soldiers in base
- Number of "idle" soldiers (wounded, or not assigned to a craft and not Psi training) in base
- Total number of engineers in base
- Number of idle engineers in base
- Total number of scientists in base
- Number of idle scientists in base
- Total number of people the base can hold in base
- Number of people in the base. Check Includes people being transferred TO the base, does not include people being transferred FROM the base.
- Base's total storage capacity
- Base's storage capacity that is in use, includes space that will be used by items currently in transit. (Either purchased or transferred.)
- Base's total laboratory capacity
- Base's laboratory capacity that is in use
- Base's total workshop capacity
- Base's workshop capacity that is in use
- Number of hangers in base
- Number of base's hangers that are in use.
- Total "alien containment" space.
- Available "alien containment" space.
- Base's defence strength. It just adds up values for each defence installation.
- If base has a short range neudar
- If base has a long range neudar.
- If base has a tachyon detector
- If base has a Gravity Shield
- If base has a Mind Shield
Iteration 5: People.
(People are probably the easiest things to test base capacity with.)
- Define the people objects.
- User can buy/sell/transfer people.
- Load/Save to file
- Monthly salary, Hiring fees.
- Allocate scientists to labs?
Iteration 6: Items
- Class hierarchy for items.
- Allow user to buy/sell/transfer items.
- Initial phase, just worry about storing items in a base.
- Mapping items to craft
- Load/Save to file
- Don't cover, equip craft with weapons.
- Don't cover, equip soldiers.
Iteration 7: Research
- Read the research tree.
- Determine when prerequistes are satisified. (Item in base, Technology researched.)
- Show research projects that player can start.
- Assign staff for projects.
- Advance projects over time.
- Tie into X-Net.
- Present research when finished.
- Load/Save to file
Iteration 8: Production
Similar to Research
- Only allow building items that have been researched.
Iteration 9: Statistics screen.
- UFO activity
- X-Corp activity
- Monthy financial numbers.
- Need to track this information, and display it.
Iteration 10: User settings
- Difficulty
- Options? (Volume, other?)
Iteration 11: Aeroscape
- Specify Requirements.
- Document design.
Iteration 12: Sound
- Specify Requirements.
- Document design.
Iteration 13: Items- Revisited
- Equip soldiers with items.
- Crew craft with soldiers.
- Can't equip troops with items that haven't been researched.
Iteration 14: Battlescape
Steal as much as possible from UFO2000


Iframes
What kind of element is it?
What kind of content can come inside it
Who can be its parents
What are its default styles
Attributes


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block head %} {% block title %} {% if status == "download" %}
{{ log_content|safe }}
{% elif status == "done" %}
Return to upload page.Be sure that instructions are reserved at the beginning to initialise registers used to store operands.
{{ log_content|safe }}
Return to upload page.{{ log_content|safe }}
{% elif status == "wait" %}
Return to upload page.WTF just happened ?{% endif %} {% endblock %}


This is a simple project meant to demonstrate the usage of a joystick module and an 8x8 matrix display with an Arduino. The project is meant to move the display dot in the matrix display based on the allignment of the joystick.
For this project, you will need :
Please note that we have only recomended the above components based on reviews and pricing and we do not expect you to stick to these components strictly.
To demonstrate this project our team has experimented using a joystick module and an MAX7219 8x8 matrix display. You can find other matrix displays as well, though this program focuses on an MAX7219 8x8 matrix display in particular. Joystick module however is a standard one, though you may find a few variants.
To start off with, an MAX7219 8x8 matrix display consists Vcc, GND, DIN, CS, and CLK pins. So our connection diagram for this project with an Arduino (UNO in particular) goes as follows:
| Arduino | MAX7219 |
|---|---|
| 3.3V | Vcc |
| GND | GND |
| 8 | DIN |
| 9 | CS |
| 10 | CLK |
| Arduino | Joystick module |
|---|---|
| 5V | Vcc |
| GND | GND |
| VRx | A0 |
| VRy | A1 |
| 10 | CLK |
The connections made between ports 8, 9 and 10 to DIN, CS, CLK respectively can also be altered based on the requirements of your projects and isn't a fixed connection. As always, GND on any component is connected to GND on your Arduino board. Vcc is always connected to either 5V or 3.3V based on which component you use, and in this case it is connected to 3.3V as we need 5V for the joystick module.
In order to program this board after making the necessary connections, you will need the Arduino IDE. If this is your first time using the IDE, then you will need to set up your board on the IDE. Please follow this link to set up your board if it is your first time using an Arduino : How to set up Arduino board. Once you have set up your Arduino board, you must include the necessary libraries for that particular project. In this case, you need LedControl library for this project. Download the file and extract it to the same directory as your Arduino directory (By default C:\Users\usr\Documents\Arduino\libraries).
Now that we have everything set up, we can start programming our Arduino. You can find the code in our developer's GitHub repository: Joystick module Once entered, feel free to make any changes you wish while giving credits to the author for his contributions. After you made any / no changes to the code, save the file and keep in mind the file extension must be .imo as it is meant to be imported to your Arduino board. After compiling and uploading the file to your Arduino, you can notice a dot that shows up on your matrix display, and can be moved using the JoyStick module. And this successfully completes this project.


layers
applications
layers
mvc
model view controller
```javascript
example2.getElementsByClassName('mine-container')[0].innerHTML =
Mustache.render(view, model);
```
- Update data via MVC pattern
- Complex data in model
- No userhandling
```javascript
inputs[i].onchange = function() {};
```
Note:
jquery not solve this
$scope.value = "my first value";
modules
single page
- choose toolkit
- make it available
- define code standards
- build modular code
- split projects into small applications
- give them an owner
- 2-way data binding is awesome
- build tools are king
- yo
slides at http://kaspereden.github.io/angularconf-dec14


Axial is a data visualization library.
Unlike other data visualization libraries, Axial returns interactive html instead of png or svg. Many of the figure configuration parameters can be dynamically set in the browser. This makes it easier to explore one's dataset with low friction.
Axial was built with high dimensional genomics data in mind, but can readily be adapted to other data types which can suitably be visualized by one of the visualization types Axial provides.
Axial plots can be generated via python (see the Python Docs). Support for R is coming.


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Constructor.
Parameters
- $path
- File path
- $maxFileSize
- Maximum file size
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add( array $data )
Adds a log entry.
Parameters
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rex_log_entry
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current( )
Returns
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Iterator::current()
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next( )
Reads the log file backwards line by line (each call reads one line).
Reads the log file backwards line by line (each call reads one line).
Implementation of
Iterator::next()
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key( )
Implementation of
Iterator::key()
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Iterator::valid()
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boolean
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delete( string $path )
Deletes a log file and its rotations.
Deletes a log file and its rotations.
Parameters
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Why SSW is moving to AngularJS and MVC – Great for users and great for devs.
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Money Play. How should Red play 21?
pips Red=167 White=161
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It is worth knowing the ‘correct’ second roll responses.
This one is surprising as the correct play, determined by a very long XG rollout, is 13/11, 6/5. Is XG right? There is no way of telling but the logic says that it can’t be far wrong if indeed it is wrong.
The second best move is 24/21, which is what I tend to play, and third is 13/11, 6/5 but neither of these is errors. A position that may be worthy of revisiting when the next version of XG is released.
Wonderful game backgammon – 5.000 years in and we are not quite sure about a possible second move!!
This one is surprising as the correct play, determined by a very long XG rollout, is 13/11, 6/5. Is XG right? There is no way of telling but the logic says that it can’t be far wrong if indeed it is wrong.
The second best move is 24/21, which is what I tend to play, and third is 13/11, 6/5 but neither of these is errors. A position that may be worthy of revisiting when the next version of XG is released.
Wonderful game backgammon – 5.000 years in and we are not quite sure about a possible second move!!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 Eq.: -0.068 0.466 0.109 0.004 - 0.534 0.148 0.005 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 6/5 Eq.: -0.071 (-0.003) 0.465 0.121 0.005 - 0.535 0.169 0.014 3. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 13/11 Eq.: -0.077 (-0.010) 0.461 0.117 0.004 - 0.539 0.159 0.008 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/10 Eq.: -0.083 (-0.015) 0.458 0.119 0.005 - 0.542 0.155 0.009 5. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 24/22 Eq.: -0.090 (-0.022) 0.455 0.104 0.003 - 0.545 0.152 0.005


The laser cutter is one of the most useful tools in Fablab. Laser cutters work by projecting a very powerful laser beam at a precise focal length onto the material which we want to either cut or etch.
Laser cutter machines also similar to other CNC tools, only do they use a Laser beam instead of the blade or bit.
This Tutorial is meant to be a resource to anyone who is looking to do some laser cutting for the first time using trotec laser cutters, learn a bit more about how laser cutters work, or just explore the wonderful world of laser cutters.
The first thing you need to use a laser cutter, is the laser cutter itself. But though, purchasing one may not be within your budget. That's why you need to take advantage of Fablabs.
The Speedy laser engraving and cutting systems are the perfect choice both for entry level users as well as professional engravers. The fastest and most productive laser machines in the market. By processing at maximum speed of 3.55 m/sec and acceleration of 5g the Speedy is designed to increase your production efficiency.
In fablab, we have Trotec Speedy 100 , you can find the documentations of the machine from below. Trotec have the bedsize of 60 x 30 cm(610mm x 305mm) are available with a CO₂.