Package design¶
This page details the design decisions of ospgrillage module. In outlining these processes, the developers welcome any improvements to its procedures via pull requests. Also, any issues within each process can be reported by raising an issue in the main repository.
Grillage model¶
The ospgrillage module generates a two-dimensional (2-D) grillage model of a bridge deck in OpenSees - a plot of 2-D
mesh nodes is shown in Figure 1.
All information pertaining grillage model is handled by the
OpsGrillage
object.
Model space¶
The model has 6 degrees-of-freedom at each nodes. The grillage plane lies in the x-z plane of the coordinate system. For a 2-D model, the intended model plane is the x-y plane. Development for one-dimensional (1-D) models in 2-D space is yet to complete in release 0.1.0 but we welcome any pull request for it.
Coordinate system¶
The module adopts the following coordinate system for grillage models:
global x direction defines the length of the bridge model - typically the span of the model.
global z direction defines the width of the bridge model - the slabs elements are layed in this axis direction.
global y direction is the vertical axis - typically the direction of loads
The main reason behind selecting the coordinate system is consistency:
The selected coordinate system is consistent with geometric transformation (from local to global) of
OpenSees
. The geometric transformation is used in Section definition, with local X being the axial direction of beam/truss members; where y and z axes being the vertical and horizontal axis of the local coordinate system respectively.The selected coordinate system is consistent between 1-D and 2-D problems where the working axis for 1-D models is typically x (horizontal axis) and y (vertical axis).
Meshing¶
A Mesh
class object handles and stores information of the grillage mesh, such as:
Mesh dimension
Nodes
Elements
Transformation of sections
Control points for mesh
Grouping of common grillage elements
Meshing algorithm¶
Figure 2 shows an annotated diagram of the bridge mesh nodes in Figure 1 which we will use as an explanatory example.
Meshing algorithm is controlled by the Mesh
class object.
The following components are generated at pre-meshing stage:
Control points at start of the span (start_span_edge). A line of nodes/points located at the starting edge of the model. The positions of points are determined based on the number of longitudinal members, width of mesh, and skew angle of starting edge. By default, this line of nodes have a reference point coinciding the origin of global coordinate system i.e. [0,0,0].
Control points at the end of the span (end_span_edge). A line of nodes located at the end edge of the model. The positions of points are determined similar to start_span_edge. By default, skew angle is set to equal that of start_span_edge - unless specified otherwise by users. In contrast to start_span_edge, the reference point of second construction line is [L, 0 ,f(L)] where L is the length of the model, and f(L) is the z coordinate of the reference node based on the defined sweep path of the model - this is next explained.
Sweep Path. A line of nodes which dictates the sweeping of mesh points of start_span_edge and end_span_edge. By default, the sweep path of the model is a straight line which starts at the origin of model space (also the reference point of start_span_edge) and ends at the reference point of end_span_edge. Current version of ospgrillage supports a straight line, curve line option can be a good addition to the module later on.
Meshing types and rules¶
There are two types of meshing algorithm (and its respective kwarg for mesh_type=
), namely:
orthogonal meshing -
Ortho
oblique meshing - -
Oblique
A rule is applied to both meshing type:
When skew angles are sufficiently small (less than 30 degrees angle), orthogonal mesh is not allowed and meshing proceeds with oblique type as the selected meshing type.
When skew angles are sufficiently large (greater than 12 degree angle), oblique mesh is not allowed and meshing preceeds with orthogonal mesh as the selected meshing type.
An error exception will be returned when the above rules are not met.
Note
As of version 0.1.0, the grillage wizard allow users to freely choose between orthogonal and oblique meshes for angles between 11 to 30 degrees. The numbers of 11 and 30 degrees are selected based on common industrial practice of grillage analysis.
Meshing steps¶
Starting at start_span_edge, algorithm checks the angle of the construction line relative to the tangent/slope of the sweep line at the first position (i.e. @ [0,0,0])
If mesh type for the given angle of construction line is permitted, a for loop procedure is initiated. The iteration: (1) goes through every point in the construction line, (2) find the point on the sweep path whose normal vector intersects the current point of the construction line, (3) create the nodes bounded between the current point and the intersection point on the sweep line - see figure below. If mesh type is not valid, the process skips to step 3.
If angle is not permitted, the construction line is taken as the sweep node line. An iteration goes through all points on construction line and assigns them as nodes. Then the process move to the step 4.
Similar to step 2, step 4 comprise the process of step 2 but conducted for the second construction line instead.
Remaining uniformly spaced nodes between the two construction lines are now defined. The algorithm spaces the nodes evenly based on the number of transverse beam specified.
While nodes are generated, elements are also created by linking the generated nodes. Node linking is based on the grid numbering allocated to each node. For example, A node with x grid = 1 and z grid = 1 forms a longitudinal beam element with node having x grid = 2 and z_grid = 1.
During element generation, elements are characterized into Longitudinal, Transverse, and Edge elements. Longitudinal elements are linked by recording the nodes with common z grid grouping across the sweep path.
Grid groups¶
Grid groups for elements in the z direction is defined based on the number of longitudinal beams. For the example bridge, there are 7 longitudinal beams (2 edge, 2 exterior and 3 interior beams). Therefore, starting from 0, the nodes that coincide with edge beams are numbered 0 and 6, while nodes for exterior beams are 1 and 5. The interior beam consist of the remaining groups (2,3,4) by this default.
Grid groups for elements in x direction is defined based on the number of times (or loops) through each intersection point with the sweep path. In other words, the total number of groups for x grid varies depending on the (1) number of long beams and (2) number of transverse beams.
All nodes defined during an iteration step for an intersecting point is set to have the same x grid group.
Mesh variables¶
Nodes information are stored as dictionaries
- Elements are specified by list.
A typical element list is like this
[2, 2, 3, 0, 2]
. The entries are the element tag,node_i
,node_j
, grouping (based on list), and geometric transformation tag.
Dictionaries are used to store information of mesh:
Common element group as key: return z groups
Z group as key, return longitudinal elements within the z group
X group as key, return transverse elements within the x group
node tag as key, return x spacings between vicinity nodes
node tag as key, return the z spacings between vicinity nodes
Local vs global coordinate system¶
In ospgrillage, local coordinate system refers to a basic coordinate system of components which is independent of the global coordinate system i.e. the coordinate system of the grillage model space.
The definition of the following components within ops-grillage requires attention between basic and global coordinate system
Load objects (Point, Line, Patch) - takes either local or global coordinate.
Path objects (Path for moving load)
Compound load object - defined in local and set to global via
set_global_coord()
For LoadCase
, all load object inputs can be either local or global.
Note when local coordinate is defined for a load object, a global reference coordinate needs to be defined or else the module raises an Error regarding its point/vertices values.
Links to useful resources¶
Use the following links for more on:
References¶
Caprani, Colin & Melhem, Mayer & Siamphukdee, Kanjana. (2017). Reliability analysis of a Super-T prestressed concrete girder at serviceability limit state to AS 5100:2017. Australian Journal of Structural Engineering. 18. 1-13. 10.1080/13287982.2017.1332843.
Further development¶
ospgrillage is developed as a open-source package. In turn, the developers welcome contributors to add/improve on the current release of ospgrillage.
Update Sept 2021
The initial release of ospgrillage contains core algorithms to generate meshes of grillage models. However the release comes with limitations and further development are required to extend beyond these limitations.
The current version of ospgrillage is limited to straight meshes. However, the developers have coded the module in a way
where adding in curve meshing in future developments is just a matter of adding curve line functionality to
the SweepPath
class. Notably, the curve mesh is also possible with the current meshing rules
- i.e. the sweep nodes have been coded to be always orthogonal to the gradient of the sweep path (straight or curve).
Current version of ospgrillage is limited to a single span mesh, where the support edges lies on the start and end
edge of the mesh. Multi-span mesh is possible with a few more developments. This can be done by introducing intermediate
edge construction lines, a feature to be introduced to ospgrillage.mesh.Mesh
.
In tandem with this, the EdgeControlPoints
class will need to be reviewed as current edge control points
are only recognized as end supports - catering to current meshing procedures for single span configuration.
The developers also acknowledges that there are conflicts between the adopted coordinate system of ospgrillage and the default coordinate system for the OpenSees’s ops_vis module. The ops_vis module default isotropic angle is x - y with z axis plane being the model plane of a 2-D model in 3-D space. Currently it is not easy to alter the coordinate system of ospgrillage. However, the developers are hoping that ops_vis can cater to multi isotropic views of the model space as oppose to the current fixed coordinate system. It would require substantial rework of the entire ospgrillage module if one decides to “fit” ospgrillage ‘s coordinate system to ops_vis - since the module assume the model plane of the 2D grillage is the y axis.


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Symptom
The Android Canvas.drawArc
can only draw a full circle, but not an arc. i.e. This works and draws a full circle:
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After hours of bug-fixing, searching (and mentally banging the desk), I finally find the solution. Apparently, while RectF
constructor accepts positions of top-left corner and bottom-right corner, in a full circle case it doesn't care, but not the arc case...
The fix is:
RectF = new RectF(); rectf.set(10, 20, 50, 100); canvas.drawArc(rectf, 0, 180, false, paint);
In fact, just in the very documentation of rect
I just given out, there is a line in its summary saying:
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top
and bottom
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Welcome to Skeleton Py’s documentation!¶
Installation¶
Download¶
You should clone the repository so that any changes can be easily copied into the repository by using git. I think adding another branch to handle the interopt between skeleton_py and master can be a good way to keep future merges simpler. If the skeleton files are only changed in this branch.
$ git clone https://github.com/Peilonrayz/skeleton_py
$ mv skeleton_py [name]
$ cd [name]
$ git config push.default upstream
$ git remote add skeleton https://github.com/Peilonrayz/skeleton_py
$ git fetch skeleton
$ git checkout -b skeleton skeleton/master
$ git remote rm origin
$ git checkout -b skeleton-changes
Rename¶
Replace
skeleton_py
with the name of the other app. I’ve tried my best future self, but some just have to exist! 😥Locations:
9 in
READEME.rst
7 in
setup.py
1 in
docssrc/source/conf.py
10 in
docssrc/source/index.rst
1 in
docssrc/source/main.rst
2 in
src/skeleton_py/main.py
1 in
tests/test_main.py
Directory
src/skeleton_py
GitHub documentation¶
Ensure
docs/
has been pushed to GitHub.Enter project settings.
Enable GitHub Pages.
Ensure “master branch /docs folder” is selected.
Uploading to PyPI¶
$ python -m pip install --user --upgrade setuptools twine wheel
$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
$ python -m twine upload dist/*
Structure¶
Tests¶
This goes on to run the following:
Builds a coverage report, located at
htmlcov/index.html
.Build documentation using Sphinx, located at
docs/main.html
.Runs doctests.
Ensures links are not dead.
Auto documents type hints, via sphinx-autodoc-typehints.
Sources¶
This skeleton comes with three source locations.
Documentation
docsrc/
This is not the standard location
docs/
as GitHub requires that to be the built location. This means that once a documentation change has happened; the change can go live ASAP.
Code
src/skeleton_py/
This utilizes the
src/
pattern. This has the benefit that less changes need to be made to remove all theskeleton_py
names to the new project. It also has the benefit thatimport skeleton_py
won’t work without first installing it.
Tests
tests/
This is your standard test folder. We are utilizing pytest as the test runner.
Entry Points¶
Library
from skeleton_py import main
Module
$ python -m skeleton_py
Application - this is exposed in the setup.py
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MY LIFE SO FAR (PG). (Miramax/Village Roadshow) Director: Hugh Hudson Stars: Colin Firth, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Rosemary Harris, Malcolm McDowell, Irene Jacob, Tcheky Karyo, Robbie Norman, Kelly MacDonald, Freddie Jones, Brendan Gleeson Running time: 96 minutes.
Set in Scotland in the period between world wars, this rather forgettable and unspectacular tale from Hugh Hudson (Chariots Of Fire, etc) seems inspired by the Merchant Ivory school of film making. This visually beautiful but dramatically dull family saga explores a life of privilege and wealth that was soon to be changed forever by sweeping events. The film's sedate pace and gentle rhythm suggests the calm before the storm. Based on the memoirs of Sir Denis Forman, one of the founding fathers of the British television industry, My Life So Far really offers little of great insight or interest to casual audiences.
The film is set in Kiloran, the sprawling ancestral estate in the Scottish highlands that is home to the fictional Pettigrew family. Much of the film unfolds from the perspective of its ten year old narrator Fraser Pettigrew (a rather grating and unappealing performance from newcomer Robbie Norman), who comes of age during this period of great change.
His father is Edward Pettigrew (Colin Firth, from Shakespeare In Love, etc), an eccentric inventor who also farms moss on the property, and seems to lack any real sense of ambition. His wife Moira (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, wasted in a fairly thankless role) raises the numerous children, and suffers her husband's foibles quietly. But the arrival of Edward's millionaire brother Morris (Malcolm McDowell, in probably his most sympathetic and substantial role for quite some time) and his much younger and beautiful French fiancee Heloise (Irene Jacob) for a brief visit brings a new dynamic and air of sexual tension to the house that eventually disrupts the family harmony. Fraser and Heloise develop a strong bond that upsets Edward, who is secretly attracted to his future sister in law. Another visitor to the property is Gabriel Chenoux (Tcheky Karyo), the enigmatic French aviator, who also leaves his mark on the family. Fraser's slow awakening to the broader world beyond the confines of Kiloran provides the film with some of its humour and charm.
Beautifully shot around Argyle and the Scottish highlands, the film certainly looks superb, and the period detail is spot on. However, Hudson's direction is uninspired and unhurried, and lacks flair. The film moves at a sedate pace that may test the patience of many. This is little more than a routine television movie on a lavish budget.
On the evidence of this glossy but rather uninspiring film, it's been a rather unspectacular life so far. It certainly doesn't whet the appetite for further instalments in the rather ordinary life and times of Fraser Pettigrew!
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result += image_group.settings()
result += [self.images_or_objects]
for object_group in self.object_groups:
result += object_group.settings()
return result
def prepare_to_set_values(self, setting_values):
"""Make sure there are enough image and object slots for the incoming settings"""
After Change
def settings(self):
"""Return the settings to be saved in the pipeline"""
result = [self.image_count, self.object_count]
result += [image_group.image_name for image_group in self.image_groups]
result += [self.images_or_objects]
result += [object_group.object_name for object_group in self.object_groups]
return result


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def test_function_headers():
for descr, f in iterate_over_functions().items():
lines = f.__doc__.split("\n")
if lines[0].startswith(" ") or lines[0] == "":
raise Exception(
"Header of docstring of function `{}` should start with one-line description:\n"
"My one-line description.\n"
"not\n{}".format(descr, lines[:2]))
After Change
for descr, f in iterate_over_functions().items():
assert f.__doc__ is not None, "{} has no docstring".format(f)
lines = f.__doc__.split("\n")
assert lines[0] and not lines[0].startswith(" "), (
"Header of docstring of function `{}` should start with one-line description:\n"
"My one-line description.\n"
"not\n{}".format(descr, lines[:2])
)


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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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This class is meant to act as an “abstract” base class, providing a simple
See moreDictionary
datastore that is stored in theUserDefaults
in the Application Bundle. It is designed to be reliable, and extremely simple to use. The storedDictionary
would be a String-keyed Dictionary ofAny
(flexible types). It s up to subclasses to specialize the typeless data. THIS IS NOT EFFICIENT OR ROBUST! It is meant as a simple “bucket” for things like application preferences. It is not an industrial data storage solution. You have been warned. Subclasses could declare their accessors asKVO
-style, thus, providing a direct way to influence persistent state. You can also directly observe the .values property. It will change when ANY pref is changed (so might not be suitable for “pick and choose” observation).Declaration
Swift
public class RVS_PersistentPrefs : NSObject
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This class extends the prefs class to provide persistent prefs storage. This is used across all test harnesses.
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Swift
class RVS_BTDriver_Test_Harness_Prefs : RVS_PersistentPrefs
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This handles the “Delete” confirmation screen.
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Swift
class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Device_InterfaceController_DeleteConfirmController : WKInterfaceController
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This class defines one row of the table that displays the values.
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Swift
class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Device_InterfaceController_TableRowController : NSObject
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This displays the information for one device.
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Swift
class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Device_InterfaceController : WKInterfaceController
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This is the main extension delegate class for the Watch standalone app.
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Swift
class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_ExtensionDelegate : NSObject, WKExtensionDelegate
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This describes one row of the table that displays devices.
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class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Main_InterfaceController_TableRowController : NSObject
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class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Main_InterfaceController : WKInterfaceController
extension RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Main_InterfaceController: RVS_BTDriverDelegate
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This class controls the display of the settings screen.
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class RVS_BTDriver_WatchOS_Test_Harness_Settings_InterfaceController : WKInterfaceController


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--- layout: post tags: [ASP.NET MVC, Dependency Injection, REST, Services, ASP.NET Web API] date: 2012-03-19 22:24:47 UTC title: "Migrating from WCF Web API to ASP.NET Web API" --- {% include JB/setup %}
Now that the WCF Web API has ‘become' the ASP.NET Web API, I've had to migrate a semi-complex code base from the old to the new framework. These are my notes from that process.
As far as I can tell, the ASP.NET Web API isn't just a port of the WCF Web API.  If it's a port of the old code, it's at least a rather radical one. The assemblies have completely different names, and so on.
Both old and new project, however, are based on NuGet packages, so it wasn't particularly hard to change.
To remove the old project references, I ran this NuGet command:
Uninstall-Package webapi.all -RemoveDependencies
followed by
Install-Package aspnetwebapi
to install the project references for the ASP.NET Web API.
In the WCF Web API, there was no naming convention for the various resource classes. In the quickstarts, they were sometimes called Apis (like ContactsApi), and I called mine Resources (like CatalogResource). Whatever your naming convention was, the easiest things is to find them all and rename them to end with Controller (e.g. CatalogController).
AFAICT you can change the naming convention, but I didn't care enough to do so.
Unless you care to manually implement IHttpController, each Controller should derive from ApiController:
public class CatalogController : ApiController
The WCF Web API uses the [WebGet] and [WebInvoke] attributes. The ASP.NET Web API, on the other hand, uses routes, so I removed all the attributes, including their UriTemplates:
//[WebGet(UriTemplate = "/")] public Catalog GetRoot()
As a replacement for attributes and UriTemplates, I added HTTP routes:
routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "DefaultApi", routeTemplate: "{controller}/{id}", defaults: new { controller = "Catalog", id = RouteParameter.Optional } );
The MapHttpRoute method is an extension method defined in the System.Web.Http namespace, so I had to add a using directive for it.
Wiring up Controllers with Constructor Injection turned out to be rather painful. For a starting point, I used Nikos Baxevanis' guide, but it turns out there are further subtleties which should be addressed (more about this later, but to prevent a stream of comments about the DependencyResolver API: yes, I know about that, but it's inadequate for a number of reasons).
In the ASP.NET Web API application/json is now the default media type format if the client doesn't supply any Accept header. For the WCF Web API I had to resort to a hack to change the default, so this was a pleasant surprise.
It's still pretty easy to add more supported media types:
GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.Formatters.XmlFormatter .SupportedMediaTypes.Add( new MediaTypeHeaderValue("application/vnd.247e.artist+xml")); GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.Formatters.JsonFormatter .SupportedMediaTypes.Add( new MediaTypeHeaderValue("application/vnd.247e.artist+json"));
(Talk about a Law of Demeter violation, BTW...)
However, due to an over-reliance on global state, it's not so easy to figure out how one would go about mapping certain media types to only a single Controller. This was much easier in the WCF Web API because it was possible to assign a separate configuration instance to each Controller/Api/Resource/Service/Whatever... This, I've still to figure out how to do...
Comments
webapi prev6 seems much batter than current beta
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Contact-Manager-Web-API-0e8e373d/view/Discussions
see Daniel reply to my post


mclib.py¶
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mclib.
Lorentz_Boost
(boost, P_ph)¶ This routine performs a Lorentz boost of a 4-momentum. The boost is specified with a 3-vel.
- Parameters
boost – The velocity vector of the frame that the photon will be boosted into.
P_ph – The photon 4 momentum that will be boosted into the desired frame of reference.
- Returns
the boosted photon 4 mometum
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mclib.
event3D
(r_obs, theta_deg, phi_deg, dtheta_deg, path, lastfile, sim_type, riken_switch=False)¶ Place holder function to conduct a synthetic observation of MCRaT simulated outflow using a 3D hydro simulationp.
- Parameters
r_obs –
theta_deg –
phi_deg –
dtheta_deg –
path –
lastfile –
sim_type –
riken_switch –
- Returns
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mclib.
event4
(r_obs, theta_deg, dtheta_deg, path, lastfile, sim_type, withintheta_deg=False, riken_switch=False, save_event=True)¶ Function to collect MCRaT photons in space that will be observed. legacy code from when MCRaT produced text files as its output.
- Parameters
r_obs – radius of where the detector will be placed, should be at a radius such that all the photons have propagated past the detector by the end of the MCRaT simulation
theta_deg – observer viewing angle in degrees
dtheta_deg – delta theta of the observer viewieng angle for accepting photons, also in degrees
path – path to the directory that holds ll the output MCRaT files, should be a string
lastfile – the number of the last MCRaT output file, this should be an int
sim_type – A string that will be the name of the output file of this function
withintheta_deg – this is a depreciated key
riken_switch – this is a depreciated key
save_event – switch to create the event file that will be read in by other functions
- Returns
returns photon’s that would be observed and thier energy, detector crossing time, and their weight
-
mclib.
event_h5
(r_obs, theta_deg, dtheta_deg, path, lastfile, sim_type, fps=5, read_comv=False, read_stokes=False, read_type=False, save_event_file=True, append=False)¶ Function to collect MCRaT photons in space that will be observed. Saves event files in EVENT_FILES/ directory that must be created before calling this functionp.
- Parameters
r_obs – radius of where the detector will be placed, should be at a radius such that all the photons have propagated past the detector by the end of the MCRaT simulation
theta_deg – observer viewing angle in degrees
dtheta_deg – delta theta of the observer viewing angle for accepting photons, also in degrees
path – path to the directory that holds ll the output MCRaT files, should be a string
lastfile – the number of the last MCRaT output file, this should be an int
sim_type – A string that will be the name of the output file of this function
fps – an int that represents the number fo frames per second in the hydro simulation used
read_comv – switch to denote of the MCRaT files contain the comoving photon 4 momenta
read_stokes – switch to denote if the MCRaT output files have the stokes parameters
save_event_file – switch to determine if the function should save the event file or not
append – switch to denote if the function should append the extracted data to a pre-existing event file
- Returns
returns (N,8) array where N is the number of photons ‘detected’. The array contains: the crossing time of the photon, the lab energy in keV, the weight, the index in the list of photons, the stokes parameters and the comoving energy in keV
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mclib.
lcur
(simid, t, units='erg/s', theta=1.0, dtheta=1.0, phi=0, dphi=1, sim_dims=2, h5=True, photon_type=None, energy_range=None)¶ reads in the event file and bins photons in uniform time bins to create light curves
- Parameters
simid – a string of the event file base name of the event file created in event_h5 (everything but the .evt)
t – an array of time bin edges
units – string specifying units, can be erg/s or cts/s
theta – observer viewing angle in degrees
dtheta – the size of the observer viewing angle bin in degrees (same as is specified in event_h5 function)
phi – azimuthal angle for mock observer in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
dphi – the size of the observer azimuthal viewing angle bin in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
sim_dims – The number of dimensions of the hydro simulation used
h5 – specify if the format of the MCRaT output files is hdf5 files or not (denotes if using an old format or a newer format of saving files)
photon_type – can be set to ‘s’, ‘i’, or left as None in order to select thermal synchrotron photons, injected photons, or all the photons in the simulation for analysis
energy_range – has units of keV, can be left as None to choose photons of all energy ranges for analysis or it can be set to an array with [min energy, max energy] e.g. [1, 10] for 1 to 10 keV (limits inclusive)
- Returns
returns the time binned quantities of luminosity, luminosity error, number of photons in each bin, the average eenrgy of photons in each bin, polarization, the stokes parameters, polarization error and polarization angle
-
mclib.
lcur_old
(simid, t, units='erg/s', theta=1.0, dtheta=1.0, phi=0, dphi=1, sim_dims=2, h5=True, photon_type=None, energy_range=None)¶ reads in the event file and bins photons in uniform time bins to create light curves
- Parameters
simid – a string of the event file base name of the event file created in event_h5 (everything but the .evt)
t – an array of time bin edges
units – string specifying units, can be erg/s or cts/s
theta – observer viewing angle in degrees
dtheta – the size of the observer viewing angle bin in degrees (same as is specified in event_h5 function)
phi – azimuthal angle for mock observer in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
dphi – the size of the observer azimuthal viewing angle bin in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
sim_dims – The number of dimensions of the hydro simulation used
h5 – specify if the format of the MCRaT output files is hdf5 files or not (denotes if using an old format or a newer format of saving files)
photon_type – can be set to ‘s’, ‘i’, or left as None in order to select thermal synchrotron photons, injected photons, or all the photons in the simulation for analysis
energy_range – has units of keV, can be left as None to choose photons of all energy ranges for analysis or it can be set to an array with [min energy, max energy] e.g. [1, 10] for 1 to 10 keV (limits inclusive)
- Returns
returns the time binned quantities of luminosity, luminosity error, number of photons in each bin, the average eenrgy of photons in each bin, polarization, the stokes parameters, polarization error and polarization angle
-
mclib.
lcur_var_t
(simid, time_start, time_end, dt, dt_min=0.2, liso_c=1e+50, units='erg/s', theta=1.0, dtheta=1.0, phi=0, dphi=1, sim_dims=2, h5=True, photon_type=None, energy_range=None, use_Lcrit=False)¶ Produces time binned quantities for non-uniform time bins. The time bins must be larger than some critical luminosity and some minimum dt that the user specifies.
- Parameters
simid – a string of the event file base name of the event file created in event_h5 (everything but the .evt)
time_start – starting time of the light curve
time_end – end time of the light curve binning
dt – initial dt of the time bins
dt_min – the minimum acceptable dt for the light curve
liso_c – the mimimum isotropic luminosity for a given time bin (in the same units specified by units)
units – a string of the units of the light curve that will be produced (erg/s or cts/s)
theta – the observer viewing angle in degrees
dtheta – the size of the observer viewing angle bin in degrees (same as is specified in event_h5 function)
phi – azimuthal angle for mock observer in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
dphi – the size of the observer azimuthal viewing angle bin in degrees (only for 3D simulations, not fully supported)
sim_dims – The number of dimensions of the hydro simulation used
h5 – specify if the format of the MCRaT output files is hdf5 files or not (denotes if using an old format or a newer format of saving files)
photon_type – can be set to ‘s’, ‘i’, or left as None in order to select thermal synchrotron photons, injected photons, or all the photons in the simulation for analysis
energy_range – has units of keV, can be left as None to choose photons of all energy ranges for analysis or it can be set to an array with [min energy, max energy] e.g. [1, 10] for 1 to 10 keV (limits inclusive)
- Returns
returns the time binned quantities of luminosity, luminosity error, number of photons in each bin, the average eenrgy of photons in each bin, polarization, the stokes parameters, polarization error and polarization angle
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mclib.
lorentzBoostVectorized
(boost, P_ph)¶ Function to quickly lorentz boost a set of photon 4 momenta, and ensures that the 0 norm condition is met.
- Parameters
boost – The velocity vector of the frame that the photon will be boosted into. The shape of the array should be (3,N), where N is the number of photons that will be lorentz boosted
P_ph – The photon’s 4 momentum that will be boosted into the desired frame of reference. The shape of the array should be (4,N)
- Returns
returns (4,N) array of the boosted photon’s 4 momenta
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mclib.
read_event_file
(simid, h5=True)¶ An example function for reading the event files produced by event_h5.
- Parameters
simid – the name of the event file to be read
h5 – switch to set whether the MCRaT simulation used hdf5 files (should always be set to true for the current versions of MCRaT)
- Returns
returns the data from the event file
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mclib.
readanddecimate
(fnam, inj_radius)¶ Legacy code from the python version of MCRaT to read and process FLASH files
- Parameters
fnam – string of directory and file name of the FLASH file that will be loaded and processed
inj_radius – The radius that photons are injected in cm
- Returns
returns FLASH values of various quantities at cells
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mclib.
single_cs
(P_el, P_ph)¶ This function conducts a single compton scatter in the electron rest frame. The photon has to be in the comoving frame first. Legacy code from Python version of MCRaT.
- Parameters
P_el – electron 4 momentum
P_ph – photon comoving 4 momentum
- Returns
returns post-scattered photon 4 momentum in the comoving frame
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mclib.
single_electron
(T, P_ph)¶ This routine simulates one electron from a thermal distribution at a temperature T. The electron has the correct angular distribution for a photon traveling with direction P_ph
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mclib.
spex
(simid, numin, numax, tmin, tmax, units='erg/s', h5=True, photon_type=None, calc_pol=False)¶ Produces spectra of phtons detected within any time interval
- Parameters
simid – a string of the event file base name of the event file created in event_h5 (everything but the .evt)
numin – array of energy values of the left most cutoff of the energy bins in the spectrum in keV
numax – array of energy values of the right most cutoff of the energy bins in the spectrum in keV
tmin – minimum of time bin that we are interested in collecting photons in to analyze
tmax – max of time bin that we are interested in collecting photons in to analyze
units – a string of the units of the spectrum that will be produced (erg/s or cts/s), each unit is then divided by the width of the enrgy bin in keV
h5 – specify if the format of the MCRaT output files is hdf5 files or not (denotes if using an old format or a newer format of saving files)
photon_type – can be set to ‘s’, ‘i’, or left as None in order to select thermal synchrotron photons, injected photons, or all the photons in the simulation for analysis
energy_range – has units of keV, can be left as None to choose photons of all energy ranges for analysis or it can be set to an array with [min energy, max energy] e.g. [1, 10] for 1 to 10 keV (limits inclusive)
- Returns
returns the spectrum with the specified units, for the photons in each energy bin
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mclib.
zero_norm
(P)¶ Takes a photon 4 momentum and checks if it satisfies the 0 norm condition of photons. If not, it corrects the 4 mometum by assuming that the energy is correct.
- Parameters
P – photon 4 monetum
- Returns
returns the correct 0 normed photon 4 momentum


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1960
Jobs family moved to Mountain View in Santa Clara County, California. Today, this is commonly called Silicon Valley.
1968
13-year-old Steve Jobs got his first job, working at Hewlett-Packard in the summer after speaking directly to Bob Hewlett.
1969
At 14, Jobs met Steve Wozniak. Wozniak was five years older, but the two shared a love for electronics.
1973
Jobs enrolled at Reed College, but dropped out after a semester. He moved to a hippie commune after dropping out. Jobs later takes a job working for Atari.
1976
Wozniak and Jobs show the first board for the Apple I at the Homebrew Computer Club.
1977
From a humble beginning in Jobs' garage, Apple Computer is continuing to grow. They show the Apple II at the West Coast Computer Fair.
1984
In January 1984, Macintosh was introduced at the Apple Shareholders meeting.
1985
After a coup at Apple that stripped Jobs of executive responsibility, he, along with some other individuals from Apple, founded NeXT.
1986
Jobs purchased the computer animation division of George Lucas' ILM and incorporates it as Pixar.
1989
As NeXT and Pixar grew, Jobs was named entrepreneur of the decade by Inc. Magazine.
1996
Apple purchased the NeXT operating system and brought Jobs back onboard as an advisor. He returns to his former role as CEO in July 1997.
2001
The now successful Apple released the first iPod in 2001. Jobs had no idea how much it would change the company or technology.
2003
Jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, but refused traditional medical treatments in favor of alternative therapies. He finally opts for surgery in August 2004.
2007
Jobs introduced the item most closely associated with Apple today: the iPhone. The iPhone 3G followed in 2008.
2010
In 2010, Jobs announced the release of the first tablet, the iPad, and an improved iPhone, the iPhone 4.
2011
Steve Jobs died at home on October 5, 2011, surrounded by his family.


The place to learn about Myra.
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Create logic functions combining patterns to achieve a more granular matching.


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The appearance of the stats interface is controlled through the Site Templates, which you can modify to meet your needs.


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If you are looking for tutorials on publishing NuGet packages for C/C++ using CoApp's tools, take a look at the Tutorials page
Getting Started with the CoApp PowerShell Tools
Installing CoApp Developer Tools - Step-by-step instructions on installing and running the CoApp developer tools
Consuming CoApp packages - How to find and use the packages.
Detailed CoApp Powershell Tools help
Write-NuGetPackage - Writes out a NuGet native package
Update-CoAppTools - Download and installs an update to the CoApp tools
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Default Values
Default values are commonly considered when creating APIs but too often forgotten when designing declarative formats, making them harder to use than necessary. Additionally, an important distinction often prevails in markup: whereas a method receiving an invalid argument will commonly produce an error, in markup it is often preferable to treat it as if it had been unspecified. This can lead to better decoupling between document and processor versions.
Not specifying how to default values will hurt error processing (and its cousin versioning), and lead to interoperability issues.
Imagine for instance that an author specifies the colour of an item to be #99
instead of the intended #999
because of a typo. The processor can interpret
that in several ways:
- Decide it’s too big an error, and melt the motherboard.
- Realise it’s wrong, and pick a default colour of its choosing (often black, but could be fuchsia).
- Pad with the last character, making it
#999
, with 0 (#990
), or with something else that seemed to make sense while the implementer was rushing to finish so that she could go have a beer with the rest of her team. - Throw it away, and apply a colour inherited from the same attribute higher in the tree.
- Throw it away, and consider it null (transparent).
- Take the inherited colour, and only change the red and green components.
Most of the above will produce different colours. And since they’ll produce different results in different implementations, there will be no interoperability. Which solution works best depends a lot on the usage scenario for the vernacular, you have to make your own mind up there. Note however that unless you are certain that there is a user at the helm to handle the error or you are encoding critical information such as steps in robotic surgery, it is unlikely that halting and catching fire is the best option.


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Susan Granger's review of "BAMBOOZLED" (New Line Cinema)
In this satirical fable, Spike Lee tackles race, television and how blacks are depicted in the media.  Incorporating all the shockingly bad taste possible, "Mantan: The New Millennium Minstrel Show" stars homeless street performers (Savion Glover, Tommy Davidson) in blackface cavorting in a watermelon patch on a plantation. Smearing one's face with charcoal suddenly becomes the chic, "IN" thing to do. The theme is Lee's assertion that today's successful black entertainers (Cuba Gooding Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, Will Smith, Diana Ross, etc.) are no more than participants in racist minstrel shows. But they're not the only ones under attack. Lee also goes after Mother Teresa, President Clinton, Al Sharpton, Johnnie Cochran, various networks, athletes and the NAACP. Lee's use of digital video with multiple cameras creates the quality of a documentary expose - and popular culture is the villain. The real hero is Junebug, Delacroix's father (Paul Mooney), a racy comic who refused to comply with Hollywood. But Lee allows his (justifiable) anger to run rampant over reason in the final tedious third of the film. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Bamboozled" is a scathing 6. If you want to see the most perceptive indictment of TV-spawned culture, rent Elia Kazan's "A Face in the Crowd" (1957), written by Budd Schulberg, starring Andy Griffith, or Paddy Chayefsky's chilling "Network" (1976).
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///
/// \file
///
/// This file is a part of pattern matching testing suite.
///
/// \autor Yuriy Solodkyy<EMAIL_ADDRESS>///
/// This file is a part of the XTL framework (http://parasol.tamu.edu/xtl/).
/// Copyright (C) 2005-2012 Texas A&M University.
/// All rights reserved.
///
#include <utility>
#if !defined(__GNUC__)
#error This example relies on implementation of initializer lists.
#endif
/// Currently declaration syntax is only supported for GCC, which implements
/// initializer lists. We also only implemented its support for open encoding
/// for now
#define XTL_DEFAULT_SYNTAX 'P'
#include "match.hpp"
typedef std::pair<double,double> loc;
// An Algebraic Data Type implemented through inheritance
struct Shape
{
virtual ~Shape() {}
};
struct Circle : Shape
{
Circle(const loc& c, const double& r) : center(c), radius(r) {}
loc center;
double radius;
};
struct Square : Shape
{
Square(const loc& c, const double& s) : upper_left(c), side(s) {}
loc upper_left;
double side;
};
struct Triangle : Shape
{
Triangle(const loc& a, const loc& b, const loc& c) : first(a), second(b), third(c) {}
loc first;
loc second;
loc third;
};
loc point_within(const Shape* shape)
{
Match(shape)
{
Case(const Circle& x) return x.center;
Case(const Square& x) return x.upper_left;
Case(const Triangle& x) return x.first;
Otherwise() return loc(0,0);
}
EndMatch
}
int main()
{
point_within(new Triangle(loc(0,0),loc(1,0),loc(0,1)));
point_within(new Square(loc(1,0),1));
point_within(new Circle(loc(0,0),1));
}


This data visualization was produced by Google as part of the
Google Ideas INFO (Illicit Networks, Forces in Opposition) Summit with support from the
Igarape Institute and data provided by the
Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) small arms database. The visualization includes >1 million individual import and export data points from annual custom reports and maps the transfer of small arms, light weapons and ammunition across 250 nation states and territories around the world between 1992 and 2010.


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ChannelId must be an identifier for an open channel such as a Tcl standard channel (stdin, stdout, or stderr), the return value from an invocation of open or socket, or the result of a channel creation command provided by a Tcl extension.
set f [open somefile.txt] while {1} { set line [gets $f] if {[eof $f]} { close $f break } puts "Read line: $line" }
Read and print out the contents of a file by fixed-size records:
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ExperimentUploadView
LoadingEvent
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Event indicating the state of a long loading event, where long is defined by the implementor
LoadingEvent(boolean)
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.events.
LoadingEvent
Constructor
LoadingEvent.Handler
- Interface in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.events
The EventHandler interface for this event.
LoadingPresenter
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter
Presenter for a popup that should be displayed when an operation is taking a "long" time, where "long" is defined by the implementor.
LoadingPresenter(LoadingPresenter.View)
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter.
LoadingPresenter
Constructor
LoadingPresenter.View
- Interface in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter
View interface.
LoadingView
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.view
View for displaying the loading popup.
LoadingView()
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.view.
LoadingView
Constructor
loadMapDataFromDescriptor(AnnotatedMapDescriptor)
- Method in class gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter.
AnnotatedMapPresenter
Given an annotated map descriptor, this sends a GET request to retrieve the SVG file and fires a AnnotatedMapDataLoadedEvent when the file is received.
locusTrackBlue()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the blue locus track icon.
locusTrackCyan()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the cyan locus track icon.
locusTrackGray()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the gray locus track icon.
locusTrackGreen()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the green locus track icon.
locusTrackMagenta()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the magenta locus track icon.
locusTrackOrange()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the orange locus track icon.
locusTrackRed()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the red locus track icon.
locusTrackViolet()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the violet locus track icon.
locusTrackWhite()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the white locus track icon.
locusTrackYellow()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.
GlammClientBundle
Gets the yellow locus track icon.
Login
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.server.actions.requesthandlers
Non-RPC request handler for logging in a user.
Login()
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.server.actions.requesthandlers.
Login
LogInEvent
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.events
Event indicating that a user has logged in.
LogInEvent(User)
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.events.
LogInEvent
Constructor
LogInEvent.Handler
- Interface in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.events
The EventHandler interface for this event.
LoginPresenter
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter
Presenter for logging a user in and out, as well as displaying login status.
LoginPresenter(GlammServiceAsync, LoginPresenter.View, SimpleEventBus)
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter.
LoginPresenter
Constructor
LoginPresenter.FormField
- Enum in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter
Public enum for login form field names.
LoginPresenter.View
- Interface in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.presenter
View interface
LoginView
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.view
View for displaying login status and the login form.
LoginView()
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.view.
LoginView
Constructor
LogOutEvent
- Class in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.events
Event indicating that a user has logged in.
LogOutEvent()
- Constructor for class gov.lbl.glamm.client.events.
LogOutEvent
LogOutEvent.Handler
- Interface in
gov.lbl.glamm.client.events
The EventHandler interface for this event.
logOutUser()
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.rpc.
GlammService
Logs out theuser loggedin for the current session.
logOutUser(AsyncCallback<Void>)
- Method in interface gov.lbl.glamm.client.rpc.
GlammServiceAsync
logOutUser()
- Method in class gov.lbl.glamm.server.
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System.Management.Automation (21)
engine\hostifaces\Connection.cs (1)
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if (this.RunspaceStateInfo.State != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
)
engine\hostifaces\ConnectionBase.cs (5)
148
private RunspaceStateInfo _runspaceStateInfo = new RunspaceStateInfo(RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
);
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if (RunspaceState != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
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RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
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else if (RunspaceState == RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
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Dbg.Assert(RunspaceState != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
,
engine\hostifaces\LocalConnection.cs (2)
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if (this.RunspaceStateInfo.State != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
)
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case RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
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engine\hostifaces\PowerShell.cs (1)
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return _runspace.RunspaceStateInfo.State != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
&&
engine\hostifaces\RunspacePool.cs (1)
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return RunspaceState.
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;
engine\remoting\client\Job.cs (2)
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if ((remoteRS != null) && (remoteRS.RunspaceStateInfo.State == RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
))
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if (remoteRS.RunspaceStateInfo.State == RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
)
engine\remoting\client\remoterunspace.cs (5)
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private RunspaceStateInfo _runspaceStateInfo = new RunspaceStateInfo(RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
);
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BeforeOpen
)
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BeforeOpen
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BeforeOpen
)
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RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
engine\remoting\commands\ConnectPSSession.cs (1)
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Dbg.Assert(eArgs.RunspaceStateInfo.State != RunspaceState.
BeforeOpen
, "Can't reconnect a session that hasn't been previously Opened");
engine\remoting\commands\newrunspacecommand.cs (1)
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:
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| 1. | Specifically with regard to love this means: love is a power which produces love. |
| 尤其是对于爱，这就意味着：爱是一种产生爱的能力。 |
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| 2. | Personalization is idiosyncratically modal (discussed a bit later in the chapter); people either love it or they don’t. You must accommodate both categories of users. |
| 个性化是特殊的模态（本章稍后会谈及），无论人们是喜欢还是不喜欢，你必须容纳这两种类型的用户。 |
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| 交互设计总的来说是一件困难，而且杂乱的工作（这并不意味着我们不喜欢这项工作）。 |
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| 4. | Love is the radical of lovely, loveliness, and loving. |
| love是lovely,loveliness及loving的词根。 |
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| 5. | Besides "Run to You,"Reckless featured five other Top 15singles,including the number one "Heaven,""Summer of '69,""Somebody,""One Night Love Affair,"and "It's Only Love,"a duet with Tina Turner. |
| "Heaven ""Summer of '69""Somebody ""One Night love Affair "和"It's Only love "均榜上有名。 |
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| 6. | Rich modeless feedback is one of the greatest tools at the disposal of interaction designers. Replacing annoying, useless dialogs with subtle and powerful modeless communication can make the difference between a program users will despise and one they will love. |
| 丰富的非模态反馈是处理交互设计的最伟大工具之一，用精细而强大的非模态交互取代恼人而无用的对话框可以让用户不屑一顾的程序变成他们爱不释手的程序。 |
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| 7. | She rhymes "love" with "dove". |
| 她将"love"与"dove"两字押韵。 |
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| 8. | In love of home, the love of country has its rise. |
| 爱国之情产生了爱家之情。 |
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| 9. | Simple things can make a big difference: the difference between a product your users tolerate and one that they love. |
| 简简单单就会有巨大的不同，不同在于用户是喜欢还是在忍受你的产品。 |
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| 我们也不需要看到计算机的数据传输率和它的加载顺序，就像我们不需要知道客户服务代表不愉快的情感故事一样。 |
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A Flask app to find out usernames availability on popular websites. The deployed application is available at: NickoScope.Herokuapp.com
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Desus and Mero Found the Spookiest Thing: a Gentrified Bronx
by Bethy SquiresHappy Halloween, Bodega hive! Desus and Mero not only dressed up for the holiday — they gentrified their set. They added condos, Citi Bikes, and a dog-massage parlor. And before you even ask: Yes, they can use CBD massage oil for an upcharge.  Do they take their dog to Two Hands One Pup? Absolutely, and they get the CBD upgrade.


| SeriesPost {Lahman} | R Documentation |
Post season series information
data(SeriesPost)
A data frame with 358 observations on the following 9 variables.
yearID
Year
round
Level of playoffs
teamIDwinner
Team ID of the team that won the series; a factor
lgIDwinner
League ID of the team that won the series; a factor with levels AL
NL
teamIDloser
Team ID of the team that lost the series; a factor
lgIDloser
League ID of the team that lost the series; a factor with levels AL
NL
wins
Wins by team that won the series
losses
Losses by team that won the series
ties
Tie games
Lahman, S. (2021) Lahman's Baseball Database, 1871-2020, 2020 version, http://www.seanlahman.com/baseball-archive/statistics/
data(SeriesPost) # How many times has each team won the World Series? # Notes: # - the SeriesPost table includes an identifier for the # team (teamID), but not the franchise (e.g. the Brooklyn Dodgers # [BRO] and Los Angeles Dodgers [LAN] are counted separately) # # - the World Series was first played in 1903, but the # Lahman data tables have the final round of the earlier # playoffs labelled "WS", so it is necessary to # filter the SeriesPost table to exclude years prior to 1903. # using the dplyr data manipulation package library("dplyr") library("tidyr") library("ggplot2") ## WS winners, arranged in descending order of titles won ws_winner_table <- SeriesPost %>% filter(yearID > "1902", round == "WS") %>% group_by(teamIDwinner) %>% summarise(wincount = n()) %>% arrange(desc(wincount)) ws_winner_table ## Expanded form of World Series team data in modern era ws <- SeriesPost %>% filter(yearID >= 1903 & round == "WS") %>% select(-ties, -round) %>% mutate(lgIDloser = droplevels(lgIDloser), lgIDwinner = droplevels(lgIDwinner)) # Bar chart of length of series (# games played) # 1903, 1919 and 1921 had eight games ggplot(ws, aes(x = wins + losses)) + geom_bar(fill = "dodgerblue") + labs(x = "Number of games", y = "Frequency") # Last year the Cubs appeared in the WS ws %>% filter(teamIDwinner == "CHN" | teamIDloser == "CHN") %>% summarise(max(yearID)) # Dot chart of number of WS appearances by teamID ws %>% gather(wl, team, teamIDwinner, teamIDloser) %>% count(team) %>% arrange(desc(n)) %>% ggplot(., aes(x = reorder(team, n), y = n)) + theme_bw() + geom_point(size = 3, color = "dodgerblue") + geom_segment(aes(xend = reorder(team, n), yend = 0), linetype = "dotted", color = "dodgerblue", size = 1) + labs(x = NULL, y = "Number of WS appearances") + scale_y_continuous(expand = c(0, 0), limits = c(0, 42)) + coord_flip() + theme(axis.text.y = element_text(size = rel(0.8)), axis.ticks.y = element_blank()) # Initial year of each round of championship series in modern era SeriesPost %>% filter(yearID >= 1903) %>% # modern WS started in 1903 group_by(round) %>% summarise(first_year = min(yearID)) %>% arrange(first_year) # Ditto, but with more information about each series played SeriesPost %>% filter(yearID >= 1903) %>% group_by(round) %>% arrange(yearID) %>% do(head(., 1)) %>% select(-lgIDwinner, -lgIDloser) %>% arrange(yearID, round)


Number one, love yourself. Have a lot of self worth. Number two, lower your calories and watch your portions. And number [three], move those buns!


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layout: single
title: "[How To] Copy a disk image to a physical hard drive using DD "
date: '2016-10-10T18:00:00.000+09:00'
author: Joshua James
tags:
- Linux
- Digital Forensics
- dfir
- HowTo
modified_time: '2016-10-10T18:00:16.172+09:00'
thumbnail: https://img.youtube.com/vi/N17rPCj9ye8/default.jpg
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2701259639305045003.single-3744824320644043088
blogger_orig_url: http://www.cybercrimetech.com/2016/10/how-to-copy-disk-image-to-physical-hard.html
---
In this video we show how to copy a disk image to a physical hard drive using DD in Linux. This is useful for working with live disk images (Linux live CDs), or potentially copying suspect data to an external disk for testing.


LA BAMBA A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1987 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Biography of Ritchie Valens and his macho bad-news brother. It probably takes liberties with the truth but it is still worth seeing.
"Meteoric" is the word for the career of Ritchie Valens, who signed a recording contract, became successful, had three top-ten singles, and died, all in a span of eight months. He died in a plane crash at age 17, having only months before been a Mexican-American farmworker named Ricardo Valenzuela.
 LA BAMBA does a little of both. Valens is a pure-hearted good guy with a vision of what kind of music he wants to create, a white knight of Rock and Roll. Contrasting with him is his brother Bob (played by Esai Morales), who played the bully villain of BAD BOYS). BOB IS A SELF-CENTERED FAILURE.  HIS BASENESS SOMEHOW IS A LITTLE EASIER TO BELIEVE THAN RITCHIE'S LOFTINESS, BUT TOGETHER THEY JUST ABOUT MAKE ONE WHOLE PERSON. IN FACT, BOB IS THE MORE INTERESTING OF THE TWO CHARACTERS. RITCHIE'S STORY IS OF THE IDEALIST WHO MAKES GOOD, A SORT OF LATTER-DAY HORATIO ALGER STORY. BUT THROUGH BOB'S CHARACTER WE LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT MEXICAN-AMERICAN FARMWORKERS AND THEIR COMMUNITY, WHICH IS MUCH MORE VALUABLE THAN JUST ANOTHER STORY OF A SINGER'S SUCCESS.
 We are told that Ritchie had repeated nightmares and premonitions about plane crashes. As a result, he has a terrible fear of flying which he must reluctantly push aside to fulfill the demands of stardom. We are also told that he has lost every coin-toss of his life except the one which put him on the flight which killed him. He apparently wins that toss, but the audience knows better. If the premonitions indeed pointed to the way he would die, they should be better documented than just being thrown into a film. If they did not really occur, then the screenwriter should not claim they did in what is otherwise supposed to be a factual story.
But LA BAMBA is good entertainment even if before the film, like me, you couldn't reliably name a single one of Valens's hits. I still got caught up in the excitement of the creation of a new kind of music, even if it is not the kind of music I generally enjoy. Rate it a low +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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bower install {{pkg.name}} --save-dev
Source Sass, JavaScript, and documentation files.
npm install {{pkg.name}} --save-dev
For compiled components, use it within your Vue instance like this:
new Vue({ components: { '{{componentNameSurfixed}}': {{pkg.library}}.{{componentNameCamelCase}} }})
If you chosen to work with source components, just import* desired component like so:
import {{componentNameCamelCase}} from '{{pkg.name}}/src/components/{{componentName}}'
and then load it in your Vue instance:
new Vue({ components: { '{{componentNameSurfixed}}' : {{componentNameCamelCase}} }})
*Note: You will need Babel Loader in your Webpack config file to support ES6 syntax.
To be able to use your app theme with component's scss variables, you will need to use vuestrap-theme-loader in your webpack config file.
npm install vuestrap-theme-loader --save-dev
See vuestrap-starter for a webpack config example with theme loader.