WRF CHEM compile QN
2014-12-29
####Compile wrf chem: QUICK NOTE####
- It is based on the NCAR wrf chem compile complete process and note on wrf chem compile by this
- Basic environemtn testl, passes all the tests which checks libs such as, gcc, gfortran, gcc+gfortran, perl, csh.
- Made sure the gcc and gfortran versions are matching, current case version is 4.8.2 for both gcc and gfortran
- Basic library compile MPICh and NETCDF
For setting up PATH for NETCDF
export DIR=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/ export CC=gcc export CXX=g++ export FC=gfortran export FCFLAGS=-m64 export F77=gfortran export FFLAGS=-m64
./configure –prefix=$DIR/netcdf –disable-dap
–disable-netcdf-4 –disable-shared
make (this command ends in error related to documentation, there is a patch for this error) make install
export PATH=$DIR/netcdf/bin:$PATH export NETCDF=$DIR/netcdf
#setting up PATH for mpich and compileing tar xzvf mpich-3.0.4.tar.gz #or just .tar if no .gz present cd mpich-3.0.4 ./configure –prefix=$DIR/mpich make make install export PATH=$DIR/mpich/bin:$PATH 1. Remianing requiered librries were installed by normal sudo apt-get command, libs requiered were of sudo apt-get install m4 sudo apt-get install libjasper-dev sudo apt-get install libpng-dev sudo apt-get install libnetcdf-dev sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev sudo apt-get install build-essential sudo apt-get install libcloog-ppl-dev sudo apt-get install tcsh sudo apt-get install libcloog-ppl0
- Basic library check was undergone, which checks netcdf and mpich , this test was passed good. ######compiling WRF######
Edited the file sudo nano /etc/bash.bashrc, added following lines in it
export NETCDF=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/netcdf export JASPERLIB=/usr/lib export JASPERINC=/usr/include export WRF_EM_CORE=1 export WRF_NMM_CORE=0 export WRF_CHEM=1 export WRF_KPP=0 export WRFIO_NCD_LARGE_FILE_SUPPORT=1
Inside the wrf chem folder in whcih the chem folder already copy pasted, run following commands
cd /home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA4/WRFV3/ ./configure
The configure.wrf file has to be edited since the groftran and gcc used is of 4.8.2 version. The lines starting with has to be as below
FORMAT_FIXED = -ffixed-form -cpp FORMAT_FREE = -ffree-form -ffree-line-length-none -cpp
Then execute the command, ./compile emreal and ./compile emiconv. This completes WRF CHEM compilation
For compiling WPS, unzip the wps folder and run the command
./configure
and choose serial based wps, it ends in creation of file configure.wps.Edit the file configure.wps and change the line starting with exactly as below
#### Architecture specific settings #### COMPRESSION_LIBS = -L/usr/lib -ljasper -lpng -lz COMPRESSION_INC = -I/usr/include # # Settings for Linux x86_64, gfortran (serial) # # COMPRESSION_LIBS = -L/usr/lib -ljasper -lpng -lz COMPRESSION_INC = -I/usr/include
Chnage the line in wps due to gformartn version used 4.8.2 as,
CPP = /usr/bin/cpp -P -traditional
Then execute the command, ./compile, and it will generate the exe required for WPS.
Changed the lopcation of wrf compiled folder ######compiling PREPCHEMSRC######
compiling zlib1.7.2, inside the source directory, given follwoing command, FC=gfortran CC=gcc ./configure –prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib make make install
compiling hdf5-1.8.4, inside the source directory, given following command,
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure \ --prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdf \ --with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib \ --disable-shared \ --enable-fortran make make install
Then editing the prepchmesrc fconfigure file,
include.mk.opt.gfortran
, with linesNETCDF=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/netcdf HDF5=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdf HDF5_LIB=-L$(HDF5)/lib -lhdf5hl_fortran -lhdf5_fortran -lhdf5_hl -lhdf5 -L/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib/lib/ -lz
Made sure that the line contain wording for big endian memory as F_OPTS= -Xpreprocessor -D$(CHEM) -O2 -fconvert=big-endian -frecord-marker=4
Then saved the configure file and given the command
cd /home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/PREP-CHEM-SRC-1.4/bin/build/ make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RACM
This ends in error saying
H5PL.c:(.text+0xa7): undefined reference to `dlclose' /home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdf/ lib/libhdf5.a(H5PL.o): In function `H5PL_load': H5PL.c:(.text+0x319): undefined reference to `dlsym' H5PL.c:(.text+0x45c): undefined reference to `dlopen' H5PL.c:(.text+0x475): undefined reference to `dlsym' H5PL.c:(.text+0x5a4): undefined reference to `dlclose' H5PL.c:(.text+0x629): undefined reference to `dlerror' H5PL.c:(.text+0x83c): undefined reference to `dlclose' collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [../prep_chem_sources_RACM.exe] Error 1
So made another attmept of compiling HDF librar alone as follows, inside the source directory of compiling hdf5-1.8.4, given following command,
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure \ --prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdfA2 \ --with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib \ --enable-shared --enable-hl\ --enable-fortran make -j 3 make install
This new location of HDF compiled by enabling shared library and hl is linked in prepchemsrc soure and it made exe without any error.
But running the wrf chem with prepchemsrcRACM ends in same end of file error. It is supected that the compilation command has to give make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RADMWRFFIM instead of make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RACM, for a proper run. While compileing with make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RADMWRF_FIM, it ends in error of no hdf5.mod avilable in directory. It seems the disable -shared compilation does created the hdf5.mod, but ends in earlier error of undefined reference to `dlclose’.
So recompile the hdf with out any enable-fortran as done earlier. Inside the source directory of compiling hdf5-1.8.4, given following command,
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure \ --prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdfA3 \ --with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib \ --enable-shared --enable-hl make -j 3 make install
This also doesn’t created the hdf5.mod file proving that the mod file creation is by shared library variable.
One more trial with Inside the source directory of compiling hdf5-1.8.4, given following command,
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure \ --prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/hdfAA4 \ --with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA3/libs/zlib \ --disable-shared --enable-fortran --enable-parallel
which ends in error of checking whether a simple MPI-IO program can be linked… no configure: error: unable to link a simple MPI-IO application 1. Based on this zlib also has to be compiled specific to enable-parallel
FC=gfortran CC=gcc ./configure –prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA3/libs/zlib125A1 make make install
FC=gfortran CC=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA3/libs/mpich/bin/mpicc CXX=gc++ ./configure
–prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA3/libs/hdfAA5 –enable-parallel
–with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA3/libs/zlib125A1
–enable-shared –enable-hl –enable-fortran
- So go back to the readme of the prepchemsrc, follow its version spcifications.
to donwload hdf1.8.8 from http://www.hdfgroup.org/ftp/HDF5/releases/hdf5-1.8.8/src/hdf5-1.8.8.tar.gz
to downlaod zlib1.2.5 http://sourceforge.net/projects/libpng/files/zlib/1.2.5/zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz/download
to donwload the netcdf 4.1.1, wget ftp://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/pub/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1.tar.gz
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure -prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA4/libs/hdfA1 –with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA3/libs/zlib –enable-shared –enable-fortran
- It is found that the prepchmesrc compilaiton as
make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RADM_WRF_FIM.
is problamatic due to netcdf. so go for with netcdf 4.1.1 for wrf chem starting itsefl. But trying to compile hdf1.8.8 with zlib 1.2.5 ends in error of make[2]: *** [h5diff.lo] Error 1. So going with hdf1.8.14 and zlib 1.2.7. - The libraries hdf1.8.14 and zlib1.2.7 was compiled smoothly and then compiled PREPCHEMSRC using the gfortran.wrf and removing the -lnetcdff comments in it which ends the compilaiotn of prepchemsrc also.
- Output from this compialtion is correctly read by wrf convert_emiss.exe system and thus ends the compilaiton of wrf chem and its auxillary compontnets.
FC=gfortran CC=gcc ./configure –prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA4/libs/zlib make make install
FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure -prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA4/libs/hdfA1 –with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3mpichA4/libs/zlib –enable-shared –enable-fortran
wget http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/src/WRFV3.4.1.TAR.gz wget http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/src/WPSV3.4.1.TAR.gz wget http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/src/WRFV3-Chem-3.4.1.TAR.gz
wget http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/OnLineTutorial/compile_tutorial/tar_files/mpich-3.0.4.tar.gz
wget ftp://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/pub/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1.tar.gz
tar xzvf netcdf-4.1.1.tar.gz cd
wget http://zlib.net/fossils/zlib-1.2.7.tar.gz
wget http://www.hdfgroup.org/ftp/HDF5/current/src/hdf5-1.8.14.tar
gunzip WPSV3.4.1.TAR.gz tar -xf WPSV3.4.1.TAR
- To start a screen with name screen -S wrfems
- To view running screen screen -r
- to get into particular screen screen -xr pid(of the screen)
- to get out of screen CTRL+A+D
chmod a+x emsinstall.pl perl emsinstall.pl –install
ssh -i /home/swl-sacon-dst/Desktop/gssa.pem<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ssh -i /home/swl-sacon-dst/Desktop/wrfa.pem<EMAIL_ADDRESS>FC=gfortran CC=gcc ./configure –prefix=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/zlib make make install
tar xvf hdf5-1.8.14.tar FC=gfortran CC=gcc CXX=gc++ ./configure -prefix=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/hdfA1 –with-zlib=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/zlib –disable-shared –enable-fortran
./configure -prefix=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA4/libs/hdfA2 –with-zlib=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/zlib –enable-shared –enable-fortran
./configure –prefix=/usr/local –enable-shared –enable-hl –with-zlib=/home/ubuntu/wrf/libs/zlib –enable-fortran make sudo checkinstall
ftp://aftp.fsl.noaa.gov/divisions/taq/global_emissions/prep_chem_sources_v1.4_08aug2013.tar.gz
tar xzvf prepchemsourcesv1.408aug2013.tar.gz
make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RADMWRFFIM
dpkg -L hdf5 sudo dpkg -r hdf5 #addressing the issue of hdf5 file missing in prepchemsrc.exe
./configure –prefix=/usr/local –enable-shared –enable-hl –with-zlib=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA4/libs/zlib127 –enable-fortran make sudo checkinstall
#BIG overcome, ldconfig, solve the compile exe not found link
make OPT=gfortran.wrf CHEM=RADMWRFFIM #no missing file was reported in this compile, indicating for prepchemsrc, the locaiton of hdf5 is hardcoded in /usr/local/, so has to be compiled for /usr/local
For server export DIR=/home/hoopoe/wrfchem341/WRFV3_mpichA4/libs export PATH=$DIR/netcdf/bin:$PATH export NETCDF=$DIR/netcdf export PATH=$DIR/mpich/bin:$PATH


Methods
decode(address)
Decodes the given address into its constituting prefix, type and hash. See #encode().
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | Address to decode. E.g.: 'bitcoincash:qpm2qsznhks23z7629mms6s4cwef74vcwvy22gdx6a'. |
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encode(prefix, type, hash)
Encodes a hash from a given type into a Bitcoin Cash address with the given prefix.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
prefix |
string | Network prefix. E.g.: 'bitcoincash'. |
type |
string | Type of address to generate. Either 'P2KH' or 'P2SH'. |
hash |
Array | Hash to encode represented as an array of 8-bit integers. |
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NSString(TTAdditions) Class Reference
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#import <NSStringAdditions.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| (BOOL) | - isWhitespaceAndNewlines |
| Determines if the string contains only whitespace and newlines. | |
| (BOOL) | - __TTDEPRECATED_METHOD |
| Determines if the string contains only whitespace. | |
| (BOOL) | - isEmptyOrWhitespace |
| Determines if the string is empty or contains only whitespace. | |
| (BOOL) | - startsWith: |
| Determines if the string begins with the given prefix. | |
| (NSDictionary *) | - queryDictionaryUsingEncoding: |
| Parses a URL query string into a dictionary. | |
| (NSString *) | - stringByAddingQueryDictionary: |
| Parses a URL, adds query parameters to its query, and re-encodes it as a new URL. | |
| (NSString *) | - stringByRemovingHTMLTags |
| Returns a string with all HTML tags removed. | |
| (NSComparisonResult) | - versionStringCompare: |
| Compares two strings expressing software versions. |
Detailed Description
Doxygen does not handle categories very well, so please refer to the .m file in general for the documentation that is reflected on api.three20.info.Member Function Documentation
| - (BOOL) isWhitespaceAndNewlines |
Determines if the string contains only whitespace and newlines.
| - (BOOL) __TTDEPRECATED_METHOD |
Determines if the string contains only whitespace.
Deprecated due to the name not being clear. The new isWhiteSpcaeAndNewlines method is functionality identical, yet more proper in its naming.
| - (BOOL) isEmptyOrWhitespace |
Determines if the string is empty or contains only whitespace.
| - (BOOL) startsWith: | (NSString *) | prefix |
Determines if the string begins with the given prefix.
Debug assertion: prefix is a non-zero-length string.
| - (NSDictionary*) queryDictionaryUsingEncoding: | (NSStringEncoding) | encoding |
Parses a URL query string into a dictionary.
| - (NSString*) stringByAddingQueryDictionary: | (NSDictionary *) | query |
Parses a URL, adds query parameters to its query, and re-encodes it as a new URL.
| - (NSString*) stringByRemovingHTMLTags |
Returns a string with all HTML tags removed.
| - (NSComparisonResult) versionStringCompare: | (NSString *) | other |
Compares two strings expressing software versions.
The comparison is (except for the development version provisions noted below) lexicographic string comparison. So as long as the strings being compared use consistent version formats, a variety of schemes are supported. For example "3.02" < "3.03" and "3.0.2" < "3.0.3". If you mix such schemes, like trying to compare "3.02" and "3.0.3", the result may not be what you expect.
Development versions are also supported by adding an "a" character and more version info after it. For example "3.0a1" or "3.01a4". The way these are handled is as follows: if the parts before the "a" are different, the parts after the "a" are ignored. If the parts before the "a" are identical, the result of the comparison is the result of NUMERICALLY comparing the parts after the "a". If the part after the "a" is empty, it is treated as if it were "0". If one string has an "a" and the other does not (e.g. "3.0" and "3.0a1") the one without the "a" is newer.
Examples (?? means undefined): "3.0" = "3.0" "3.0a2" = "3.0a2" "3.0" > "2.5" "3.1" > "3.0" "3.0a1" < "3.0" "3.0a1" < "3.0a4" "3.0a2" < "3.0a19" <-- numeric, not lexicographic "3.0a" < "3.0a1" "3.02" < "3.03" "3.0.2" < "3.0.3" "3.00" ?? "3.0" "3.02" ?? "3.0.3" "3.02" ?? "3.0.2"
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Three20/NSStringAdditions.h


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create_table :posts do |t|
t.references :user, foreign_key: true, index: true, null: false
end
Not null constraints
create_table :comments do |t|
t.text :body, null: false
t.boolean :published, null: false, default: false # usually we should add not null for boolean fields
end
How to properly fix “undefined method `email’ for nil:NilClass”
Problem :
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fix :
# migrate the invalid data by either removing comments without user or try to assign comments to i.e. post owner
# ...
change_column_null :comments, :user_id, false
class User < ApplicationRecord
enum status: [:pending, :approved]
end
Use instead :
class User < ApplicationRecord
enum status: { pending: 'pending', approved: 'approved' }
end
class User < ApplicationRecord
class << self
%w(pending approved).each do |type|
define_method("#{type}_only") do
where(status: type)
end
end
end
end
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class User < ApplicationRecord
def self.pending_only
where(status: :pending)
end
def self.approved_only
where(status: :approved)
end
end
class Company < ApplicationRecord
belongs_to :user
has_many :roles
has_one :setting
has_one :subscription
after_create :create_roles
after_create :create_subscription!
after_create :create_setting!
def create_roles
roles.create! user: user, name: :owner
end
end
vs
class CreateCompany
def initialize(user)
@user = user
end
def call
Company.create!(user: @user).tap do |company|
company.create_setting!
company.create_subscription!
company.roles.create! user: @user, name: :owner
end
end
end
However callbacks should be used as long as they don’t touch other records or business logic
class Company < ApplicationRecord
before_create :generate_unique_token
before_save :strip_name
def strip_name
self.name = name.strip
end
def generate_unique_token
self.token = SecureRandom.hex
end
end
def create
current_user.create_company!.tap do |company|
company.create_setting!
company.create_subscription!
company.roles.create! user: current_user, name: :owner # this raises validation error
end
end
Result will be a company without role.
Processing by CompaniesController#create as HTML
(0.1ms) begin transaction
SQL (0.9ms) INSERT INTO "companies" ("user_id") VALUES (?) [["user_id", 8]]
(118.3ms) commit transaction
Company Load (0.1ms) SELECT "companies".* FROM "companies" WHERE "companies"."user_id" = ? LIMIT ? [["user_id", 8], ["LIMIT", 1]]
(0.1ms) begin transaction
SQL (0.3ms) INSERT INTO "settings" ("company_id") VALUES (?) [["company_id", 16]]
(127.3ms) commit transaction
Setting Load (0.2ms) SELECT "settings".* FROM "settings" WHERE "settings"."company_id" = ? LIMIT ? [["company_id", 16], ["LIMIT", 1]]
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SQL (0.5ms) INSERT INTO "subscriptions" ("company_id") VALUES (?) [["company_id", 16]]
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Subscription Load (0.3ms) SELECT "subscriptions".* FROM "subscriptions" WHERE "subscriptions"."company_id" = ? LIMIT ? [["company_id", 16], ["LIMIT", 1]]
(0.1ms) begin transaction
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def create
Company.transaction do
current_user.create_company!.tap do |company|
company.create_setting!
company.create_subscription!
company.roles.create! user: current_user, name: :owner # this raises validation error
end
end
end
Or even better:
around_action :with_transaction
def create
current_user.create_company!.tap do |company|
company.create_setting!
company.create_subscription!
company.roles.create! user: current_user, name: :owner # this raises validation error
end
end
private
def with_transaction(&block)
ActiveRecord::Base.transaction(&block)
end
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class SendSms
def self.call(phone_number:, body:)
#send sms using twilio gem
end
end
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post
# vs
post_body # because we have string inside
pages
# vs
pages_count # because we have number inside
comment_id
# vs
comment_ids # because we have array inside
user.comments.map(&:id)
# vs
user.comment_ids
comment.user.id
# vs
comment.user_id
user.comments.map { |c| c.body }
# vs
user.comments.map(&:body)
user_admin = UserAdmin.first
# vs
user_admin = UserAdmin.first!
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window.Calendar = {
initialize: ->
@_initializeDateInputs()
@_initializeNavigationActions()
_initializeDateInputs: ->
@('#calendar .date-inputs').datepicker()
...
_initializeNavigationActions: ->
...
# file: app/assets/javascripts/application.js
//= require calendar
<div id="calendar">
...
</div>
:coffescript
Calendar.initialize()
$('#sign_up_form').on 'submit', ->
...
Create simple exists() function and use it:
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if !@length
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return @
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Ensure you have the latest stable locally
docker pull cbiucsb/bisque05:stable
Run a bisque server on the host port 8080:
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 cbiucsb/bisque05:stable
and point your browser at
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Using host mounted modules to make it easier to edit.
Copy the module directory out of the container
docker cp bisque:/source/modules container-modules
restart the container with host mounted module
docker stop bisque docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-modules:/source/modules cbiucsb/bisque05:stable
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- Login to your bisque server using admin:admin
- Find the module manager under Admin button
- put
http://localhost:8080/engine_service
in the right panel and hit load- use localhost:8080 here because it’s internal to the container.
- Drag and Drop “MetaData” to the left panel
- Use an external data directory so you don’t lose data when service stops
- Uploaded image and workdirs are store in /source/data. You can change this to be a host mounted directory with
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-data:/source/data cbiucsb/bisque05:stable
- The default sqlite database is stored inside the container at /source/data/bisque.db
- The uploaded images are stored inside the container at /source/data/imagedir


The single-line-overflow-tooltip
directive can be used to truncate text which may overflow a single line, replacing the overflow with an ellipsis. The truncation position will be updated when the container resizes or when the text content changes, and the tooltip will only be shown if the text has been truncated.
The contents of the element to which this directive are applied can also contain HTML in addition to plain text, allowing complex formatting to be retained. The single-line-overflow-tooltip
directive is compatible with the tooltip-placement
attribute described above.
The CSS used in the example above is as follows:


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If enabled, this relay signal will be driven low until the DCL (Discharge Current Limit) dips to 0 at which point it will float high (there is no pull-up resistor on the line). This relay can re-engage based on either State of Charge (SOC) or Discharge Current Limit (DCL).
Requiring MPI to turn the relay on means that the BMS will not allow the Discharge Current Limit (DCL) to go above 0A unless the Multi-Purpose Input signal (pin 15 on the Main I/O harness) is energized to at least +12v. This can be used to prevent a vehicle from driving off unless the Multi-Purpose Input is energized.
Turning the relay off if CHARGE power is energized means the BMS will not allow the Discharge Current Limit (DCL) to go above 0A if the Charge Power (pin 4 on Main I/O harness) is energized to at least +12v. This can be used to prevent a vehicle from driving away if the Charge Power signal is still energized (ie: if the vehicle is in drive but is still plugged in).
NOTE: Enabling this relay will extend the amount of time it takes for the BMS to set a Discharge Limit Enforcement fault once the Discharge Current Limit hits 0A to approximately 5 seconds. This is because the BMS is assuming it is controlling an application in an ON / OFF style where application may take a moment to turn off.
**Click here for a functional flowchart of how the relay works.
| < Charger Safety Functional Flowchart | Discharge Enable Functional Flowchart > |


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Everyone Is Gently Roasting The Incredibly Obvious Twist In ‘Last Christmas’
by Joseph EarpFrom the moment that the very first trailer dropped, everybody knew that something was up with Last Christmas.
Extensive spoilers for Last Christmas follow.
On face value, the film presented itself as a nice, normal Christmas rom-com. Directed by comedy legend Paul Feig, one of the brains behind Freaks And Geeks, and starring Emilia Clarke of Game of Thrones fame, the film purported to be a meet-cute inspired by the music of George Michael.
But even from that very first clip, everybody knew what was up. Tom (played by Henry Golding), the male romantic lead, was very clearly a ghost.
I mean, watch the trailer and tell me that it’s not obvious. The guy’s too perfect, he pops up mysteriously at the strangest moments, and he has the wistful smile of someone who misses being a flesh-and-blood human being:
Well, the embargo for Last Christmas reviews went up last night. And guess what? The internet was absolutely, one hundred per cent correct.
See, as the trailer tells us, Clarke’s character had a near-death experience. Turns out that the only way she survived that accident was by getting a donated heart from a dead person. That dead person? Tom. He’s a ghost guiding her to make better use of his heart.
And here’s the particularly groan-worthy bit. Remember I told you that this film was inspired by the music of George Michael? Well, how does the chorus of ‘Last Christmas’ go? Something like, “last Christmas, I gave you my heart?”
Yep. Rough.
Anyway, understandably, ever since reviews of the film has been posted, the internet has been going buckwild for the twist.
Of course, given that Last Christmas stars one of the most adored young actors of the moment, this thing is gonna make a lotta money. But still, pretty funny that literally everybody knew what was going to happen on this one.


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THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Phil Brady Copyright 1997 Phil Brady
Blade Runner gets referred to frequently by people discussing The Fifth Element. I suppose they are trying to articulate that both movies give us a vivid image of the future, and this rendering becomes a major character in the film. But while BR is a gritty exploration of "what is a man?," Fifth Element just a headlong rush into fun. And just for fun, replicant alumni Brion James shows up in 5E as a not-so-bright general. Actually, nobody comes off looking very clever, so we know early we're in for a goofy time.
The setup is that EVIL shows up every 5000 years to take another shot at us, but we are protected by four stones, representing the ancient elements: earth, air, fire and water. They are actuated by a fifth element - a "perfect being" that channels their power. They have a small priesthood here on earth, but the true stewards are an otherworld race best described as muppets made out of tuba parts. It's now the 23rd century, and guess who's coming to dinner?
They got Bruce Willis to play the Bruce Willis part: an ex-marine cabby down on his luck, lamenting to a friend that he hasn't met the perfect woman. The savior being is cloned into a space babe played by Milla Jovovich. Hmmm..what are the chances? In short order, she drops literally into his lap while fleeing police goons. Bruce shakes the heat and delivers her to the priest (Ian Holm) who knows what to do (but he's not very good at it). The stones need to be retrieved from an opera diva on a cruise-spaceship, and there's competition from a villain that wants EVIL to win. Gary Oldman plays an addled industrialist who thinks that he can sell more products in the chaos that follows total annihilation (I DID say addled).
The Government pulls Bruce back in, and some good humor comes off as all the principals converge on the stones. Bruce runs into a super-emcee named Ruby Rhod (played by Chris Tucker). It's a fantastic character, an amalgam of Prince, Dennis Rodman and Joan Rivers, but director Besson commits the fatal Dom Deluise error. Dom can be a good addition to a movie, but after two minutes, it's a case of diminishing returns. Ruby gets to hang out with Bruce for the rest of the film, whining and distracting the audience (that's the Joan Rivers part). I know Besson falls in love with his leading ladies, as he did with Milla, but I can only assume he was sleeping with Tucker as well.
So, anyway, Bruce gets the stones, saves the planet and gets the girl. Ho-hum. I have yet to remark on the main character, Besson's version of the future. I have seen this world before, as has anyone reading Heavy Metal magazine for the last twenty years. The two art directors are frequent contributors to that graphic novel collection, and their vision is treated kindly by the special effects. The three-dimensional gridlock in Gotham is well done, but more fun is Bruce's apartment/cell. Ripley had a more comfortable cubicle in Aliens, and Bruce's lesser appointments allow for some good sight gags. One that tickled me was an homage to the opening scene in Blade Runner. Bruce is also snacking and chatting with an Asian street vendor, but a pullback shows that the lunch wagon is hovering outside the window panel in Bruce's cube! Cute.
Hopefully, the blurbmeisters have not raised your expectations too high and the non-SF types have not discouraged you. The Fifth Element is a real eyeful, and a lot of fun. This movie is meant to tickle those faithful to the SF genre, but it is a bit too far out there to hook many converts.
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Releases
This document lists the changes between stable releases.
The version numbers follow semantic versioning.
lua‑opencl 1.2.0 (2015-04-24)
- Add method to enqueue a wait for events.
- Map/fill/read/write/copy entire buffer if offset and size are unspecified.
- Fix test suite for device without FP64 arithmetic.
- Use static FFI C bindings instead of compiling with Lua plugin for GCC.
- Fix double finalization of event objects when querying profiling info.
- Fix test suite with Intel MIC.
- Allow passing kernel argument by value without specifying size.
lua‑opencl 1.1.0 (2014-09-23)
- Fix test suite on OS X.
- Document location of OpenCL library on OS X.
- Add method to query information about kernel arguments.
- Raise error when passing invalid string flag as argument.
- Fix test suite with NVIDIA OpenCL driver.
Thanks to Saptarshi Guha for contributing to this release.
lua‑opencl 1.0.0 (2014-04-03)
- Initial release of OpenCL for Lua.


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There are 3 blood cell types:
Red blood cells (erythrocytes)
White blood cells (Leukocytes)
Platelets (thrombocytes).
Red blood cells primarily carry oxygen from the lungs to the cells
of tissues and organs all around the body. In mammals, red blood cells
contain haemoglobin, which is rich in iron, and gives blood it’s red colour.
White blood cells are active in defending the host from
infections and other foreign bodies in the blood and tissues.
Platelets are cell fragments produced from megakaryocytes.
These polyploid (128n) cells in the bone marrow send
pseudopodia-like projections into the lumen of adjacent
blood vessels. Blood flowing through the vessel shears
off the platelets.
Plasma is a yellowish liquid that is mostly water.
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Salmon cooked slowly in a fragrant oil is matched with elegant brassica accompaniments. Any brassica leftovers can be frozen and used another time.
For the onion oil, blend all the ingredients, except the chicken stock, in a food processor for five minutes. Pour the mixture into a cheesecloth set over a clean bowl and leave to drain overnight. Season the oil with salt and store in an airtight container until needed.
For the pickled turnip, place the vinegar, sugar and salt into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Leave to cool then place the turnip slices into a bowl or preserving jar and pour the liquid over the top. Leave to marinade for at least one hour.
For the salmon, place the extra virgin olive oil, thyme, juniper, coriander and pine into a saucepan and heat to 80C/175F. Allow to cool.
When you are ready to cook the salmon, heat the infused oil in a wide pan to 46C/115F. Drop in the salmon, remove the pan from the heat and leave for 30 minutes.
For the broccoli purée, bring a large pan of salted water to the boil, add the broccoli florets and blanch for 90 seconds. Drain well, reserving the liquid, then place the broccoli into a food processor and blend until smooth - if the mixture seems a little thick add a little of the cooking water. Season the purée with a little salt then pass through a fine sieve into a bowl set over an ice bath.
For the red cabbage purée, mix the cabbage juice with the soy and mirin in a saucepan. Season with a little salt, if necessary, then whisk in the agar agar. Bring to a boil, let the mixture bubble for 10 seconds then remove from the heat and pour into a bowl set over an ice bath. When cool and set, blend the mixture to a smooth purée, pass through a fine sieve and chill in the fridge until needed.
To serve, when the salmon is a few minutes off being cooked, start dressing the plate. Spoon the red cabbage purée into the centre of the plate. Scatter over some of the cauliflower florets then top with the salmon. Place the purple-sprouting broccoli alongside with a spoonful of the broccoli purée. Pile the pickled turnip at the edge of the salmon. Whisk the chicken stock into three tablespoons of the onion oil and quickly warm through in a saucepan. Drizzle the warmed oil around the edge of the food and serve immediately.


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or modal-aside-left
to get a modal that will slide in from the side.
Ex.
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Add modal-lg
class to the modal dialogue together with the above classes to get a larger modal that will slide in from the side.
Add modal-fullscreen
class to the modal element to get a fullscreen modal.
Ex.
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Modal body text goes here.
The large aside modal will adjust it's width to the width of the content.
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Run status mapping field is for mapping the test result's status values to ALM run status value.
Yaml key represents the ALM run status values. Only one of the following status can be set here:
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Failed
Yaml value represents the condition that sustains the status. Ten kinds of conditions can be set here:
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CREATING OFFENSE: Anderson has either made or assisted on 46 percent of all Brown field goals over the last three games. Anderson has 26 field goals and seven assists in those games.
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I know you wanted to dance, but we are doing something more exciting, we are making functions!!!
Wait, you are not jumping for joy? Well soon you will be!
#Many funcky functions!
import pyaudiogame
spk = pyaudiogame.speak
MyApp = pyaudiogame.App("My Application")
#Our first function we will call funky
def funky():
spk("Hello, I'm funky!")
#Lets make some variables
player1_level = 99
player2_level = 92
#and lets make a function to say our player's levels
def say_level(player_level):
spk("I am level ")
spk(player_level)
#Now lets make a not so magic function that is filled with magic!
def logic(actions):
key = actions['key']
if key == "space":
funky()
elif key == "1":
say_level(player_level=player1_level)
elif key == "2":
say_level(player2_level)
MyApp.logic = logic
MyApp.run()
If you press space you should hear:
Hello, I'm funky!
if you press 1 you should hear
I am level
99
and if you press 2 you should hear
I am level
92
It is simple.
a function is a block of code with a name.
But wait, that sounds like a variable. Why do you call a code and something like text or a number something else?
One reason:
a function can do several lines of code repeatedly.
Where as a variable points to a spacific number, a function does not really have a set value. It can, but then you may as well use a variable.
You see them in our code. The first one looks like:
def funky():
spk("Hello, I'm funky!")
The first word
def
says that we are making a function and not telling a function to run ("calling a function" is the proper name of making a function run).
funky
is the name of our function. In this respect it is like a variable, but that's about it.
Lets look down to the next function you see and I'll explain what the (): are. The next function looks like:
def say_level(player_level):
spk("I am level ")
spk(player_level)
So we see the
def
saying that say_level
is a function name and not a call of the function or a variable, then we see:
(player_level)
here is where we say what kind of info or variables we want someone to add when they call the function (when they ask the function to run). In python, these have a special name. We call them: parameters.
This is what really makes functions different than variables. We will see it in the next part:
spk("I am level ")
spk(player_level)
Oh my, this is part of the magic, help!!!
You're right,
spk()
calls a function! For now, you don't need to know anything but what that function needs and does. When we fill the parameters (In python we have yet another name for stuff we give a function when we call it, we say arguments)
*cough* when we "pass the arguments to the function"
It takes that stuff and does stuff with it. spk will speak our stuff.
But the function we made, what does it do?
First it calls the function spk with the argument "I am level".
This makes the screen-reader say
"I am level"
Then it calls spk again, but this time with the parameter we made above, player_level
.
So really we are *are you ready?* calling spk with the parameter we made above as the argument.
In English now:
We give the function spk player_level
to speak.
When you start using functions all the time, you may see two things. The first looks like this:
def say_level(player_level=1):
Do you see that equals sign? That means if someone forgets or does not wish to put in their own stuff/arguments when they call the function, player_level
will default to 1.
The second is when calling a function:
say_level(player_level=44)
You can see we did that on the line:
elif key == "1":
say_level(player_level=player1_level)
This is really nice if we have a lot of arguments and we know some of them have default values. If we have a function that looks like:
def stats(level=1, hp=10, stamina=100, mana=150, speed=43):
We can do:
stats(speed=34)
And just leave the other arguments as their defaults.


You gather up your lovely bear photos, aren't they wonderful, you think as you look over them. Someone walks up beside you to wait on their prints.
You hear them mumble, weirdo as they start to gather their pages.
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README for spreadsheet file r/w access scripts for Octave (> 3.8.x)
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Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
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SPREADSHEET I/O SUPPORT FOR OCTAVE
> > > > AN IMPORTANT THING TO KEEP IN MIND < < < <
The spreadsheet I/O functions merely serve for data I/O, or in other words, just transferring data from or to spreadsheet files.
More sophisticated stuff like formatting or overhauling worksheet setup is simply out of scope.
General overview of functions and files
As of io-2.6.0, the separate functions for .ods and .xls(x) formats have been unified into the xls* functions. The ods* functions still live on as wrappers for their xls* siblings, although they are now formally deprecated. This means that from now on all spreadsheet formats that used to be divided over the ods* and xls* functions can be read / written with either ods* or xls* functions. In the overview below the ods* siblings are indicated between parentheses after their xls* counterparts.
This move was badly needed to be able to cut down on maintenance, as the various ods* functions did largely the same as their xls* siblings (think of input validation, preprocessing, input argument handling, file handling, etc.).
The choice for keeping xls* functions and deprecating the ods* functions is a logical consequence of Octave striving to be Matlab-compatible: Matlab doesn't have ods* functions, only xls* functions.
doc/Spreadsheet-IO-in-Octave.html
This file.
xlsread.m (odsread.m)
All-in-one functions for reading data from one specific worksheet in a spreadsheet file. This script has Matlab-compatible functionality.
xlswrite.m (odswrite.m)
All-in-one function for writing data to one specific worksheet in a spreadsheet file. This script has Matlab-compatible functionality.
xlsfinfo.m (odsfinfo.m)
All-in-one function for exploring basic properties of a spreadsheet file. This script has Matlab-compatible functionality.
xlsopen.m (odsopen.m)
Function for "opening" (= providing a handle to) a spreadsheet file ("workbook"). This function sorts out which interface to use for .xls(x), .ods, .gnumeric or other file format access (i.e., COM; Java & Apache POI; jOpendocument; JexcelAPI; OpenXLS; etc.), but it's choice can be overridden.
xls2oct.m (ods2oct.m)
Function for reading data from a specific worksheet pointed to in a struct created by xlsopen.m. xls2oct can be called multiple times consecutively using the same pointer struct, each time allowing to read data from different ranges and/or worksheets. Data are returned in the form of a 2D heterogeneous cell array that can be parsed by parsecell.m. xls2oct is a mere wrapper for (hidden, "private") interface-dependent scripts that do the actual low-level reading.
oct2xls.m (oct2ods.m)
Function for writing data to a specific worksheet pointed to in a struct created by xlsopen.m. octxls can be called multiple times consecutively using the same pointer struct, each time allowing to write data to different ranges and/or worksheets. oct2xls is a mere wrapper for (hidden, "private") interface-dependent scripts that do the actual low-level writing.
xlsclose.m (odsclose.m)
Function for closing (the handle to) a spreadsheet file. When data have been written to the workbook in memory, xlsclose will write the workbook to disk. Otherwise, the file pointer is simply closed and possibly used interfaces for spreadsheet access (LibreOffice, COM/ActiveX/Excel.exe) will be shut down properly.
parsecell.m
Function for separating the data in raw arrays returned by xls2oct, into numerical/logical and text (cell) arrays.
chk_spreadsheet_support.m
Internal function for (1) checking, (2) setting up, (3) debugging spreadsheet support. While not specifically meant for direct invocation from the Octave prompt (it is more useful during initialization of Octave itself) it can be very helpful when hunting down issues with spreadsheet support in Octave
calccelladdress.m
Support function called by the script functions; calculates spreadsheet type row/column address based on 1-based row/column numbers.
test_spsh.m, io_testscript.m
Undocumented scripts for testing basic features of the spreadsheet scripts. Meant for testers and developers.
Private utility functions
Most of the above functions delegate actual file and data handling to "interface"-specific functions that are "private" (= hidden from the user and not directly callable by users).
Templates
The io package installation directory contains a "template" subdirectory. This contains empty spreadsheet "frameworks" that are only used as templates for writing data to new spreadsheet files. I do not think they can be read as-is by spreadsheet programs, so don't try that.
SUPPORT SOFTWARE
For the native Octave interface (OCT)
(read/write support for OOXML (Excel 2007+), ODS 1.2 (LibreOffice/OpenOffice.org Calc), and Gnumeric)
NO external support software is required!
For the Java / Apache POI / JExcelAPI / OpenXLS / LibreOffice | OpenOffice.org interfaces (general):
.ods file format
ODF Toolkit / ODFDOM specific:
The preferred versions are odfdom-0.8.8 and xercesImpl-2.11.0. Get them here:
http://odftoolkit.org/projects/odfdom/pages/Home
http://incubator.apache.org/odftoolkit/downloads.html (preferred)
Google for xerces-<version> download
jOpendocument specific:
http://www.jopendocument.org
.xls / .xlsx / .xlsm file formats
Apache POI specific:
class .jars: poi-3.5-FINAL-<date>.jar & poi-ooxml-3.5-<date>.jar (or later versions) in javaclasspath.
Get them here:
http://poi.apache.org/download.html
poi-ooxml-schemas-<version>.jar, + either xbean.jar or xmlbeans.jar and dom4j-1.6.1.jar in javaclasspath. Get them here:
http://poi.apache.org/download.html ("xmlbeans" and "poi-ooxml-schemas")
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dom4j/files ("dom4j-<version>")
Starting with POI-3.15, another Java class lib is required: commons-collections4-
Recent releases of Apache POI provide zipped / tar.gz'd archives with all required files inside.
JExcelAPI specific (just .xls):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jexcelapi/files/
OpenXLS specific (just .xls):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/openxls/ (Be sure to get version 10), and
http://www.gwtproject.org/download.html ("Download GWT SDK")
These class libs must be referenced with full pathnames in your javaclasspath.
When the io package gets loaded, a utility function (__init_io__.m) invokes an initiaization function that tries to automatically find the Java class libs and adds the ones it found to the javaclasspath; When the io package gets unloaded, these same class libs will be removed from the javaclasspath.
On MinGW the required Java class libs had best be put in /<libdir>/java (where <libdir> on MinGW is usually /lib); on Linux system supplied Java class libs usually reside in /usr/share/java. Alternatively, you can put them in your HOME directory in a subdirectory java (mind case!) - on *nix that would be ~./java, on Windows %USERPROFILE%/java (same level as My Documents). The PKG_ADD routine, that gets run each time the io package is loaded, expects the class libs there; if they are elsewhere, add them in ./share/octave/<version>/m/startup/octaverc using appropriate javaaddpath statements or a chk_spreadsheet_support() call.
In addition, you can specify a subdirectory using the environment variable OCTAVE_IO_JAVALIBS.
Once a particular Java class lib has been added to the javaclasspath, it won't be searched anymore nor reloaded from the next search location. The search order is:
If you do not want to automatically load the Java class libs, specify a value of "no", "false" or "0" for the OCTAVE_IO_JAVALIBS environment variable before starting Octave.
.ods, .xls, .xlsx, .xlsm, .sxc + several other file formats
UNO specific (invoking OpenOffice.org (or clones) behind the scenes):
NOTE: EXPERIMENTAL!!
Be aware that OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice arch type (32-bit or 64-bit) must match Octave's arch type.
The utility function chk_spreadsheet_support had best be used to add the needed entries to the javaclasspath. The relevant Java class libs are unoil.jar, unoloader.jar, jurt.jar, juh.jar and ridl.jar (which are scattered around the OOo installation directory), while also the <OOo>/program/ directory needs to be in the classpath.
For the Excel/COM interface:
USAGE
xlsread (odsread) and xlswrite (odswrite) are mere wrappers for xlsopen (odsopen) - xls2oct (ods2oct) - xlsclose (odsclose) - parsecell and xlsopen (odsopen) - oct2xls (oct2ods) - xlsclose (odsclose) sequences, resp. They exist for the sake of Matlab compatibility.
xlsfinfo (odsfinfo) can be used for finding out what worksheet names exist in the file.
Invoking xlsopen/..../xlsclose directly provides for much more flexibility, speed, and robustness than xlsread / xlswrite. Indeed, using the same file handle (pointer struct) you can mix reading & writing before writing the workbook out to disk using xlsclose.
And: xlsopen / xlsclose hide the gory interface details from the user.
When using xlsopen....xlsclose be sure to keep track of the file handle struct.
A possible scenario:
xlh = xlsopen (<spreadsheet_filename> , [rw], [<requested interface>])
# Set rw to 1 if you want to write to a workbook immediately.
# In that case the check for file existence is skipped and
# -if needed- a new workbook created.
# If you really want an other interface than auto-selected
# by xlsopen you can request that. But xlsopen still checks
# proper support for your choice.
# Read some data
[ rawarr1, xlh ] = xls2oct (xlh, <SomeWorksheet>, <Range>)
# Be sure to specify xlh as output argument as xls2oct keeps
# track of changes and the need to write the workbook to disk
# in the xlhstruct. And the origin range is conveyed through
# the xlh pointer struct.
# Separate data into numeric and text data
[ numarr1, txtarr1, lim1 ] = parsecell (rawarr1)
# Get more data from another worksheet in the same workbook
[ rawarr2, xlh ] = xls2oct (xlh, <SomeOtherWorksheet>, <Range>)
[ numarr2, txtarr2, lim2 ] = parsecell (rawarr2)
# <... Analysis and preparation of new data in cell array Newdata....>
# Add new data to spreadsheet
xlh = oct2xls (Newdata, xlh, <AnotherWorksheet>, <Range>)
# Close the workbook and write it to disk; then clear the handle
xlh = xlsclose (xlh)
clear xlh
SPREADSHEET FORMULA SUPPORT, STRIPPING AND ENCODING
When using the COM, POI, JXL, OXS, UNO and OCT interfaces you can:
In short, you can enter spreadsheet formulas and in a later stage read them back, change them and re-enter them in the worksheet.
MATLAB COMPATIBILITY AND SOME GOTCHAS
xlsread, xlswrite and xlsfinfo are for the most part Matlab-compatible. Some small differences are mentioned below. When using the Java interfaces Octave supplies some formula manipulation support.
xlsread
Individual spreadsheet cells containing erroneous stuff are transferred to Octave as NaNs. But not all errors can be catched. E.g., spreadsheet cells showing #Value# in LibreOffice Calc often contain invalid formulas but may have a 0 (null) value stored in the value fields. It is rarely possible to catch this as there is no run-time formula evaluator (yet) in ODF Toolkit nor jOpenDocument (like there is in Apache POI for Excel).
Octave's xlsread (and for that matter, xlsfinfo as well) returns info about the actual (rather than the requested) cell range where the data came from. Personally I find it very useful to know from what part of a worksheet the data originate so I've put quite some effort in it :-)
Note that you can get an interesting confusing with regard to dates when reading .ods files and then writing them to disk s .xls or .xlsx files, or vice versa.
Octave's xlsfinfo also shows (and returns) the range of the smallest rectangle encompassing all occupied data ranges in each sheet.
COMPARISON OF INTERFACES & USAGE
However, all this comes at a price. Parsing xml trees into rectangular arrays is not quite straightforward and the other way round can be a real nightmare.
So, after reading the above you might appreciate that the io package can also invoke pre-baked libraries that simply shield away the gory details. Most if not all open-source ones are Java based and therefore platform-independent. Read on:
Unfortunately, with odftoolkit-0.6.0-incubating and odftoolkit-0.6.1-incubating (corresponding to odfdom-0.8.9 and 0.8.10) unresolved dependencies ("jenasin") have been introduced that break their functionality for Octave.
It is slower than native JXL let alone Excel & COM but it features active formula evaluation, although still not *all* Excel functions have been implemented (a daunting task for the POI devs, as it is hard to keep up with MS here). I've made the relevant subfunction (xls2jpoi2oct) fall back to cached formula results (and yield a suitable warning) for non-implemented Excel functions while reading Excel files.
The fact that upon a switch from reading to writing the existing spreadsheet on disk is overwritten in place by a blank one and that you can only get the contents back wen writing out all of the changes is worrying - and any change after the first write() is lost as a next write() doesn't seem to work, worse yet, you may completely loose the spreadsheet in question. The first is by JExcelAPI design, the second is probably a bug (in octave-forge/Java or JExcelAPI ? I don't know). Adding data to existing spreadsheets does work, but IMO undue user confidence is needed.
JExcelAPI supports BIFF5 (only reading) and BIFF8 (Excel 95 and Excel 97-2003, respectively). Upon overwriting, BIFF5 spreadsheets are converted silently to BIFF8.
JexcelAPI, unlike ApachePOI, doesn't evaluate functions while reading but instead relies on cached results (i.e. results computed by Excel itself). Depending on Excel settings ("Automatic calculation" ON or OFF) this may or may not yield incorrect (or expected) results.
 This is due to UNO-Java limitations. In fact this is the reason UNO is still considered experimental
The underlying issue is that after Octave started an Libreoffice invocation, Libreoffice must be closed for Octave to be able to exit; otherwise Octave will wait for LO to shut down before it can terminate itself.
A way out hasn't been found yet and may even not exist.
A tiny problem is that one cannot find out easily through COM what file types are supported; xls, wks, wk1, xlsx, etc.; modern Excel versions can read .ods.
Another -obvious- limitation is that COM Excel access only works on Windows systems where Excel is installed.
A NOTE ON JAVA MEMORY USAGE
Java memory pool allocation size
-Xmx512m
For further details consult the Octave manual, "Java Interface", "FAQ", "How can I handle memory limitations?"
TROUBLESHOOTING
As of April 2011 a special purpose setup file has been included in the io package (chk_spreadsheet_support.m) in which error checking and troubleshooting have been automated; it has evolved over time with core Octave itself.
When running it with the second input argument (debug level) set to 3 a lot of useful, hopefully self-explanatory diagnostic output will be printed to screen.
DEVELOPMENT
xlsopen.m merely needs two stanzas, xlsfinfo.m, xls2oct.m, oct2xls.m and getusedrange.m each need an additional elseif stanza, and xlsclose.m needs a small stanza for closing the pointer struct and writing to disk.
Separating the file access functions and the actual reading/writing from/to the workbook in memory has made developer's life (I mean: my time developing this stuff) much easier.
Using ActiveX/COM an entire array is handed as an object from Excel to Octave and parsed in the Octave world; using OCT a worksheet is scanned using a regular expression for each data type in one fell swoop, and spreadsheets usually only have a limited number of data types (just double, text, logical, and some derived types).
The again each spreadsheet interface support SW has its own date representation and epoch which makes Matlab compatibility over all interfaces an elusive goal.
Enjoy!
Philip Nienhuis, February 22, 2020


Package org.apache.sis.io.wkt
Well Known Text (WKT) parsing and formatting.
This package implements the services provided by various convenience methods:
CRS.fromWKT(String)
(SIS parsing static method)CRSFactory.createFromWKT(String)
(GeoAPI parsing method)MathTransformFactory.createFromWKT(String)
(GeoAPI parsing method)IdentifiedObject.toWKT()
(GeoAPI formatting method)
WKTFormat
class provided in this package gives more control.
For example this package allows to:
- Format projection and parameters using the names of a chosen authority.
For example the "Mercator (variant A)" projection is named
"Mercator_1SP"
by OGC 01-009 and"CT_Mercator"
by GeoTIFF. - Format the elements with different quote characters or brackets style.
For example both
ID["EPSG",4326]
andID("EPSG",4326)
are legal WKT. - Format with a different indentation or format the whole WKT on a single line.
- Apply syntactic coloring on terminal supporting ANSI escape codes (a.k.a. ECMA-48, ISO/IEC 6429 and X3.64).
- Alter the parsing in a way compatible with non-standard (but commonly used) WKT.
For example some others software products ignore the
AXIS[…]
elements at parsing time. - Report warnings that occurred during parsing or formatting.
Referencing WKT
Referencing WKT is defined using Extended Backus Naur Form (EBNF) in two versions:
- ISO 19162 defines the current format, also known as “WKT 2”. The specification is also made available online by OGC.
- The previous format — “WKT 1” — was defined in the OGC document 01-009. This definition is shown on GeoAPI.
Convention
enumeration.
Geometry WKT
The GeneralEnvelope
and GeneralDirectPosition
classes
provide their own, limited, WKT parsing and formatting services for the BOX
and POINT
elements.
A description for this WKT format can be found on Wikipedia.
Where to find WKT examples
An excellent source of well-formed WKT is the online EPSG Geodetic Parameter Registry.
The WKT of many Coordinate Reference System object can be viewed using the pattern below
(replace 3395
by the EPSG code of the desired CRS):
Example: "WGS 84 / World Mercator": http://epsg-registry.org/export.htm?wkt=urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::3395Readers should be aware that some popular other sources of WKT are actually invalid, since many of them do not comply with EPSG definitions (especially on axis order). The above-cited EPSG registry is the authoritative source of CRS definitions in the EPSG namespace.
- Since:
- 0.4
- See Also:
- WKT 2 specification, Legacy WKT 1
Defined in the sis-referencing
module
-
Interface Summary Interface Description Parser A parser or a factory capable to create an object from a string in the WKT format. -
Class Summary Class Description Colors The colors to use for formatting Well Known Text (WKT) objects.FormattableObject Base class for objects that can be formatted as Well Known Text (WKT).Formatter Provides support methods for formatting a Well Known Text (WKT).Symbols The set of symbols to use for Well Known Text (WKT) parsing and formatting.Transliterator Controls the replacement of characters, abbreviations and names between the objects in memory and their WKT representations.Warnings Warnings that occurred during a Well Known Text (WKT) parsing or formatting.WKTFormat Parser and formatter for Well Known Text (WKT) strings. -
Enum Summary Enum Description Convention The convention to use for WKT formatting.ElementKind Kind of an element in a Well Known Text.KeywordCase Whether WKT keywords shall be written with lower, upper or camel case styles.KeywordStyle Whether to use short or long WKT keywords. -
Exception Summary Exception Description UnformattableObjectException Thrown byFormattableObject.toWKT()
when an object can not be formatted as WKT.UnparsableObjectException Thrown when a Well Known Text (WKT) can not be parsed.


THE PLAYBOYS A film review by George Reilly Copyright 1992 George Reilly
THE PLAYBOYS is a film directed by Gillies MacKinnon and written by Shane Connaughton. It stars Robin Wright, Aidan Quinn, and Albert Finney.
Tara Maguire (Robin Wright) is a young unwed mother living in a small village in Ireland in 1957. Her state is the cause of much scandal---the parish priest demands from the pulpit that she reveal the name of the father---though she is being courted assiduously by the local police sergeant and others. Tara is defiant and independent, and she withstands local opinion hardily. She wants no man's help in bringing up her child and supports herself by working as a seamstress with her sister and occasionally smuggling goods across the nearby border with Northern Ireland.
Sgt. Brendan Heggarty (Albert Finney) is the unnamed father of the child. The sergeant is a middle-aged recovering alcoholic who has been posted to this small village as a punishment for his former transgressions. Dark, brooding, and jealous, he repels Tara more than he attracts her. He is determined that if he can't have her, no one else will either.
Matters continue in this uneasy fashion until the arrival of the playboys, a troupe of itinerant actors. The last of a waning tradition, now made obsolescent by the arrival of television, the playboys wander from village to village, setting up their tent on the green, where they treat the villagers to their cheesy renditions of OTHELLO, GONE WITH THE WIND, and music-hall songs for a few days before moving on.
Tom (Aidan Quinn) is the advance man for the playboys and also their young male lead. Cocksure and handsome, he attracts women easily, so he takes it as a challenge when he is rebuffed by Tara.
Predictably, Tom and Tara start to fall in love after a while. Sgt. Heggarty, equally predictably, does everything that he can to win Tara for himself. The centre of the plot revolves around the three, Tom and Tara's burgeoning love and Heggarty's ever more determined efforts to destroy Tom, including framing Tom for arson and (wrongly) imprisoning him for being an IRA bomber.
Robin Wright gives a surprisingly good performance as Tara. Wright is best known for playing the title role in "The Princess Bride", but here she proves that she has some talent as well as a pretty face.
Aidan Quinn is also good as a likable rogue. His role is undemanding for the most part, but he plays it well.
Albert Finney gives the most interesting performance as the proud, jealous, driven lover. He is quite believable as a man in pain, tortured by his inner demons and his unachievable love.
Milo O'Shea, as the vain, aging actor-manager of the playboys, is mostly there for comic relief. Niamh Cusack, as Tara's sister Bridget, also gives a good performance.
Many films set in Ireland have an unfortunate tendency to be patronising and pander to stereotypes---leprechauns, drunken brawls in the streets, smiling rogues, and so on. THE PLAYBOYS more or less succeeds in avoiding these temptations. The three leads also succeed in adopting fairly convincing Irish accents.
I liked "The Playboys" and I think you might too.
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An example of snd-elements.
This example is "<snd-buffer>", "<snd-stream>", "<snd-delay>", "<snd-filter>" and "<snd-gain>".
"<snd-buffer>" is a "Audio File Input" element.
That loads some audio file (like .mp3, .wav, etc..) and play with "start()" method.
"<snd-stream>" is a "Mic Input" element.
That call Navigator.getUserMedia automatically.
And call "onsuccess" attribute or "onerror" attribute.
"<snd-delay>", "<snd-filter>" and "<snd-gain>" makes "Delay Echo" effect.
Please say something to your microphone or click "Fire!!" button.
Source:
<snd-delay id="micEchoDelay" delayTime="0.5" connect="#micEchoGain, MASTER"></snd-delay>
<snd-filter id="micEchoFilter" type="lowpass" frequency="200" connect="#micEchoDelay"></snd-filter>
<snd-gain id="micEchoGain" gain=0.5 connect="#micEchoFilter"></snd-gain>
<snd-delay id="bufferEchoDelay" delayTime="0.5" connect="#bufferEchoGain, MASTER"></snd-delay>
<snd-filter id="bufferEchoFilter" type="lowpass" frequency="200" connect="#bufferEchoDelay"></snd-filter>
<snd-gain id="bufferEchoGain" gain=0.5 connect="#bufferEchoFilter"></snd-gain>
<snd-buffer id="lasorSound" src="./sound/28917__junggle__btn107.wav" connect="MASTER, #bufferEchoGain" onload="onSoundLoaded(_this);"></snd-buffer>
<snd-stream id="streamSound" connect="MASTER, #micEchoGain" onsuccess="onStreamSuccess(_this);" onerror="onStreamError(_this, _err);"></snd-stream>
Connection:
That elements makes this connection.


The Morning After: Motorola RAZR returns as a $1,500 foldable phone
And Apple delivers a 16-inch MacBook Pro.
by Richard LawlerHey, good morning! You look fabulous.
Two of the most-leaked products this year have been officially unveiled. We knew they were coming, but now we've seen Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro (and put our fingers on its revamped keyboard) as well as Motorola's foldable RAZR. Beyond the new hardware, there's a deeply discounted iPad Pro to consider, and Netflix is teaming up with Nickelodeon to fight back against Disney+.
The butterfly keyboard is dead.
Apple unveils a 16-inch MacBook Pro
To answer some of your likeliest questions: Yes, it's fast; no, it's not as big or as heavy as you think; no, there's still no SD card reader and yes, there's a new keyboard that brings back "scissor" switches and copies Apple's Magic Keyboard for desktops. After 24 hours, Engadget Editor in Chief Dana Wollman writes "Yes, I like it. Quite a lot."
The starting price has stayed the same as the 15-inch model it replaces at $2,399 for the entry-level configuration and $2,799 for the step-up model. It's slightly heavier at 4.3 pounds but also upgrades the battery inside from 84Wh to 100Wh -- the largest size allowed on planes. We'll need more time for a full review, but with a bigger screen, improved microphone and speakers and a physical escape button, things are looking up.
Forget the leaks -- it's time to go hands-on.
Motorola's revived RAZR is a fashion-forward foldable
Confirming the rumors we've heard all year, Motorola is rolling out a Verizon-exclusive $1,500 handset that folds up while reviving the classic RAZR in name and style. Now that Chris Velazco has checked out the device at Motorola's LA launch event, he said that while "people who demand peak smartphone performance or superior battery life might be a little disappointed... the company might be on to something."
Amazingly, making a small device that unfolds into a regular-sized smartphone is more appealing to many than the Galaxy Fold approach of turning a phone into a tablet. The RAZR even has a few features that are usable while it's closed, and the motion of its hinge -- which relies on that sizable chin for support -- makes the phone satisfying to open. And when it's open, that 6.2-inch, 21:9 screen is ready to go. What we'll need to find out in our review is if its smallish dual-battery setup and midrange specs are too big of a sacrifice for the high price of flexibility.
In case you need something more powerful than a MacBook Pro.
Apple now says the Mac Pro will arrive in December
Other than the new 16-inch laptop, Apple confirmed that non-EDM DJs will be able to grab its new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR in December. A spokesperson now says that the machine can handle six simultaneous 8K streams, up from the previous claim of three streams, made back when the machine was unveiled at WWDC in June.
With a new 'Avatar' live-action series
Netflix and Nickelodeon team up to take on Disney+
Nickelodeon and Netflix have announced a new multi-year deal to produce original animated content based on the Nickelodeon library and new characters. The details are still vague, but the companies have previously worked together to bring us Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus and Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling and promised a "reimagined" live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series with original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko involved again.
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But wait, there's more...
- Google will start offering checking accounts in 2020
- Spotify's Magic Leap app lets you virtually pin music on the wall
- Mark Wahlberg is poised to join the 'Uncharted' movie
- John Carmack takes a step back at Oculus to work on AI that learns like humans do
- Nike will no longer sell its shoes and apparel on Amazon
- The legal battle over 3D-printed guns is far from over
- Microsoft begins rolling out its Windows 10 November update
- Apple's Phil Schiller calls Chromebooks 'cheap testing tools'
- Netflix renews 'The Witcher' more than a month before it debuts
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The Supreme Pupil Government (SPG) of Bussing School was able to collect 2/4kg of plastic bottles and 1/4kg of disposable spoons and forks for their project. Pera Mula sa Basura. How many kilograms of items did the pupils collect in all? How many kilograms more of plastic bottles than disposable spoons and forks were collected?
Notice that 2/4 and 1/4 are similar fractions.
When adding similar fractions, add the numerators and write the sum over the common denominator.
Answer: The SPG was able to collect 3/4kg of items.
To find the answer to the second question, subtract 1/4 from 2/4.
2/4 - 1/4 = 1/4
Answer: There was 1/4kg more of plastic bottles collected than disposable utensils.
In subtracting similar fractions, subtract the numerators and write the difference over the common denominator.
Let's Practice!Solve the following equations.
3/5 + 1/5 = 4/5
7/11 - 2/11 = 5/11
4/7 + 2/7 = 6/7
10/15 - 3/15 = 7/15
3/8 + 2/8 = 5/8
13/21 - 8/21 = 5/21


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PAX East is a huge event featuring all types of games! In addition there are concerts, free give aways (like Sivir in the picture amongst other Riot champion skins), console freeplay, exhibit halls, and many great areas to visit featuring everything from tabletop games to a pc room for those who want to play with your favorite Riot employees!
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@interface BRAccountLinkingConfiguration : NSObject /** * Set this property to control how far back in the user's history to search for orders * * Default: 15 */ @property (nonatomic) NSInteger dayCutoff; /** * This property is an alternative to `dayCutoff` which allows you to set a specific date/time that serves as the boundary of how far back to search. * If set, it will override `dayCutoff` * * Default: nil */ @property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSDate *dateCutoff; /** * When set to YES, the first scrape will attempt to retrieve orders back to the `dayCutoff` or `dateCutoff` but all subsequent scrapes will only go as far back as the last scrape date regardless of whether the first scrape completed * When set to NO, subsequent scrapes will continue to fetch historical orders until `dayCutoff` or `dateCutoff` is reached, and after that, scrapes will only go back to the last scrape date * * Default: YES */ @property (nonatomic) BOOL returnLatestOrdersOnly; /** * Set this to a different country to access the correct version of the retailer's site, if it exists for that country (currently only supports Amazon UK) * * Default: @"US" */ @property (nonatomic, copy, nonnull) NSString *countryCode; @end
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class BRAccountLinkingConfiguration : NSObject
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@interface BRAccountLinkingConnection : NSObject @property (nonatomic, readonly) BRAccountLinkingRetailer retailer; @property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSString *username; @property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSString *password; @property (nonatomic, readonly) NSTimeInterval lastExecutionTime; @property (nonatomic, readonly) NSUInteger lastExecutionCode; // A configuration object that defines the behavior when searching for new orders @property (nonatomic, strong, nonnull) BRAccountLinkingConfiguration *configuration; - (instancetype)init NS_UNAVAILABLE; - (instancetype)initWithRetailer:(BRAccountLinkingRetailer)retailer username:(NSString * _Nullable)username password:(NSString * _Nullable)password; @end
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class BRAccountLinkingConnection : NSObject
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@interface BRAccountLinkingConnectionIdentifier : NSObject @property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nonnull) NSString *rawValue; - (instancetype)init NS_UNAVAILABLE; @end
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class BRAccountLinkingConnectionIdentifier : NSObject
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@interface BRAccountLinkingCredentials : NSObject
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class BRAccountLinkingCredentials : NSObject
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Use this interface to manage users’ linked retailer accounts for parsing e-receipts. Here is the basic flow:
- Implement UI to capture the user’s credentials to one or more retailers from the supported list (see
BRAccountLinkingRetailer
enum) - Store these using
-[BRAccountLinkingManager linkAccountWithCredentials:]
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-[BRAccountLinkingManager grabNewOrdersWithCompletion:]
- The callback to this method will return all order details available since the most recent successful invocation
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Objective-C
@interface BRAccountLinkingManager : NSObject
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class BRAccountLinkingManager : NSObject
- Implement UI to capture the user’s credentials to one or more retailers from the supported list (see
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This class is the interface to manage e-receipt parsing
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@interface BREReceiptManager : NSObject
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class BREReceiptManager : NSObject
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This class represents a user email account
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@interface BREmailAccount : NSObject
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class BREmailAccount : NSObject
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This class represents an IMAP account that should be instantiated with the user’s credentials prior to beginning IMAP setup in
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@interface BRIMAPAccount : BREmailAccount
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class BRIMAPAccount : BREmailAccount


This is a image search engine powered by Google custom search API and mongodb. Search string return client image URLs, alt text and page urls for a set of relating images. User can paginate through the responses by adding a ?offset=2 parameter to the URL. User can also get a list of the most recently submitted search strings.
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I'm a front-end web developer based in Nairobi,Kenya.Brian is my name.
I did my software development in Moringa School when i realized my love to solve problems through programming.This was back in 2020.
Being a front-end developer, I use html,css,js to delevop my sites.
I'm good in creating user freindly sites that meet the clients needs, from desktop apps to commercial,personal websites.


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This usually occurs due to a copy-paste error.
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map.put("D", 4);
map.put("A", 5); // duplicating key "A", overwrites the previously written entry
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Defines how the authentication endpoint, defined using authEndpoint, will be called. There are two options available: ajax and jsonp.
If you need custom authorization behavior you can provide your own authorizer function as follows:
Disables stats collection, so that connection metrics are not submitted to Pusher’s servers. These stats are used for internal monitoring only and they do not affect the account stats.
Specified which transports must not be used by Pusher to establish a connection. This settings overwrites transports whitelisted via the enabledTransports options. Available transports: ws, wss, xhr_streaming, xhr_polling, sockjs. Additional transports may be added in the future and without adding them to this list, they will be enabled.
Specifies which transports should be used by Pusher to establish a connection. Useful for applications running in controlled, well-behaving environments. Available transports: ws, wss, xhr_streaming, xhr_polling, sockjs. Additional transports may be added in the future and without adding them to this list, they will be disabled.
Forces the connection to use encrypted transports.
Forces the connection to use encrypted transports.
Ignores null origin checks for HTTP fallbacks. Use with care, it should be disabled only if necessary (i.e. PhoneGap).
Time before the connection is terminated after sending a ping message. Default is 30000 (30s). Low values will cause false disconnections, if latency is high.
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Of course its not a unit test. But the name is cool.
DUnit allows you to write DOM tests in pure jQuery.
It allows for Selenium-like usage, But extends that to AJAX.

DUnit.
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