pspath documentation
pspath is part of Antarctic Mapping Tools for Matlab (Greene et al., 2017). Click here for a complete list of functions in AMT.
The pspath function returns coordinates a path with equal spacing in polar stereographic coordinates. This function might be used to find even spacing for common interpolation points along a satellite ground track.
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Syntax
[lati,loni] = pspath(lat,lon,spacing) [xi,yi] = pspath(x,y,spacing) [...] = pspath(...,'method',InterpolationMethod)
Description
[lati,loni] = pspath(lat,lon,spacing) connects the geographic points lat,lon by a path whose points lati,loni are separated by spacing meters. If input coordinates are geo coordinates, output coodinates are also geo coordinates.
[xi,yi] = pspath(x,y,spacing) connects the polar stereographic points x,y by a path whose points xi,yi are separated by spacing meters. If input coordinates are polar stereographic coordinates, output coodinates are also polar stereographic coordinates.
[...] = pspath(...,'method',InterpolationMethod) specifies an interpolation method for path creation. Default is 'linear'.
Example
AMT comes with some sample data. Consider this segment of a sample flight line:
D = load('samplegrid.mat'); lat = D.lat(4000:10:5000); lon = D.lon(4000:10:5000); z = D.z(4000:10:5000); % And perhaps there's some missing data: lat([10 20:25 60:65 80:82]) = []; lon([10 20:25 60:65 80:82]) = []; z([10 20:25 60:65 80:82]) = []; plotps(lat,lon,'ko-')
That flight line is not spaced very evenly. Perhaps you want equal spacing-- let's get a path with a point every 500 m:
[lati,loni] = pspath(lat,lon,500);
plotps(lati,loni,'rx-')
Maybe you prefer spline interpolation:
[lati_spline,loni_spline] = pspath(lat,lon,500,'method','spline'); plotps(lati_spline,loni_spline,'b^-')
We can zoom in for a closer look:
axis([-1499557 -1495441 -468396 -465326])
With even spacing, it's now possible to interpolate data to a common spacing for easy intercomparison. This is ideal for interpolating to a common spacing for repeat-track analysis. That doesn't really match our sample data, but the point is illustrated nonetheless. For example, we can interpolate the z data from the sample flight. If everything is in terms of path distance as the independent variable, use pathdistps to interpolate to
d = pathdistps(lat,lon); di = pathdistps(lati,loni); zi = interp1(d,z,di); figure plot(d,z,'ko') hold on plot(di,zi,'b.-')
We can even compare that to other datasets:
plot(di,bedmap2_interp(lati,loni,'surfw'),'r') plot(di,cryosat2_interp(lati,loni),'g') legend('original flight data','100 m flight data','bedmap2','cryosat2')
Note: The CryoSat-2 elevations seem silly compared to the other data, but there's a good chance they're right. I originally made the sample dataset by adding some noise to Bedmap2.
Citing AMT
If this function or any other part of Antarctic Mapping Tools is useful for you, please cite the paper that describes AMT.
Greene, C. A., Gwyther, D. E., & Blankenship, D. D. Antarctic Mapping Tools for Matlab. Computers & Geosciences. 104 (2017) pp.151-157. doi:10.1016/j.cageo.2016.08.003.
Author Info
This function was created by Chad A. Greene of the University of Texas at Austin Institute for Geophysics (UTIG), April 2016.


This article has been adapted from a post on Nick Tierney’s blog to help spread the good word about reprex! :) - Nick Tierney
Making reproducible examples can be hard.
There’s a lot of things you need to consider. Like, making sure your environment is clean, the right packages are loaded, the code is formatted nicely, and images are the right resolution and dimension.
Getting all of these ducks lined up can sometimes take a couple of minutes, if you have a nice tightly defined problem. Other times, it can take much, much longer. Say for example, if you had a variable loaded in your environment that you forgot how to create, and you didn’t realise it was so important and OH GOD HOW DID I EVEN DO THIS? Ahem.
So, after some sensible swearing and frustration, you might ask yourself something like:
Surely there’s an easy, reproducible way to … make reproducible examples?
Enter the R package reprex (on CRAN, on GitHub), by Jenny Bryan.
In the fashion of the times right now, I’ll illustrate reprex with a gif, which shows the following things:
reprex::reprex()
, wait a moment for the code to execute.reprex::reprex()
creates a html preview of your code.
This means you can copy this to say, GitHub (reprex(venue = "gh")
) (the default) to help you file an issue:
There is also an option for Stack Overflow (reprex(venue = "so")
).
How does this work? reprex()
takes the section of copied code and then runs rmarkdown::render()
on it, which starts a fresh environment, and runs the code. This means that reprex()
will fail hard and fail early if your examples aren’t reproducible. If you don’t have the correct library loaded, it will show the error messages.
But then when you fix that, by adding library calls to visdat
, ggplot2
and naniar
, and you get what you want:
So you know that when you run reprex()
, and it gives you a reproducible example, it will work!
Also worth mentioning is that rather magically, reprex()
also handles images. I didn’t even notice this at first. It was just one of those things where “it just works”. reprex()
handles this by uploading them to imgur using the knitr::imgur_upload()
function, which creates markdown links to the images.
so
library(tidyverse)
# run a lm
lm_fit <- lm(Sepal.Length ~ . , data = iris)
# use broom to clean it up
library(broom)
lm_augmented <- augment(lm_fit)
head(lm_augmented)
# Explore the fit of the model
ggplot(data = lm_augmented,
aes(x = .fitted,
y = Sepal.Length)) +
geom_point()
gets turned into
library(tidyverse)
#> Loading tidyverse: ggplot2
#> Loading tidyverse: tibble
#> Loading tidyverse: tidyr
#> Loading tidyverse: readr
#> Loading tidyverse: purrr
#> Loading tidyverse: dplyr
#> Conflicts with tidy packages ----------------------------------------------
#> filter(): dplyr, stats
#> lag(): dplyr, stats
# run a lm
lm_fit <- lm(Sepal.Length ~ . , data = iris)
# use broom to clean it up
library(broom)
lm_augmented <- augment(lm_fit)
head(lm_augmented)
#> Sepal.Length Sepal.Width Petal.Length Petal.Width Species .fitted
#> 1 5.1 3.5 1.4 0.2 setosa 5.004788
#> 2 4.9 3.0 1.4 0.2 setosa 4.756844
#> 3 4.7 3.2 1.3 0.2 setosa 4.773097
#> 4 4.6 3.1 1.5 0.2 setosa 4.889357
#> 5 5.0 3.6 1.4 0.2 setosa 5.054377
#> 6 5.4 3.9 1.7 0.4 setosa 5.388886
#> .se.fit .resid .hat .sigma .cooksd .std.resid
#> 1 0.04479188 0.09521198 0.02131150 0.3077918 3.570856e-04 0.31367294
#> 2 0.05514933 0.14315645 0.03230694 0.3076565 1.251718e-03 0.47429637
#> 3 0.04690495 -0.07309695 0.02336968 0.3078349 2.317688e-04 -0.24106926
#> 4 0.05135928 -0.28935683 0.02801904 0.3069173 4.396118e-03 -0.95656076
#> 5 0.04736842 -0.05437691 0.02383379 0.3078627 1.309299e-04 -0.17937436
#> 6 0.05592364 0.01111427 0.03322050 0.3078956 7.772793e-06 0.03684044
# Explore the fit of the model, looking
ggplot(data = lm_augmented,
aes(x = .fitted,
y = Sepal.Length)) +
geom_point()
![](http://i.imgur.com/h72ZEKG.png)
You can even show the results of the session_info()
, for maximum reproducibility, by adding the argument: reprex::reprex(si = TRUE)
, which adds a super nifty drop down box for the session info.
I really like these sorts of small tools in R. Squinting at a distance you might make the mistake of thinking:
so what, it does this one little thing
But then when you’re actually up close, you realise this means that you don’t have to bend your brain around doing this thing, which can range from mildly annoying to mostly infuriating.
You save time and energy, and can focus more on doing what you want to do, and less on fighting against interruptions. This comic by Jason Heeris illustrates this point nicely, I think:
Once again thank you to Jenny Bryan for making our lives easier. Jenny will be joining the RStudio team this year and I am really looking forward to seeing what she gets up to.
Read more about reprex on github here.


Princess Beatrice 'set up Prince Andrew's interview - and has been crying since'
A royal insider said Princess Beatrice had had doubts before going ahead with the BBC Newsnight interview and is now mortified that she did not do more to stop it
by Tiffany LoPrincess Beatrice helped her Prince Andrew set up his car-crash Newsnight interview - and has been crying since, it is reported.
His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was also among the key figures who pushed for Prince Andrew to go ahead with the televised interview.
Fergie believed the public would be convinced the Duke was telling the truth if he talked about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal in his own words, according to reports.
It's said the Duchess had also been keen to end the speculation about the Duke's involvement with convicted paedophile ahead of Beatrice's wedding next year.
But the interview has led to Prince Andrew stepping down from his royal duties and has his birthday party downgraded to a much smaller family dinner by the Queen.
Beatrice, 31, and her father met Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis three days before the formal interview, it's reported in the Mail on Sunday.
A source said: "Sarah [Ferguson] was abroad so Beatrice sat in on the discussions. Initially, Beatrice was sceptical that a television interview, which would inevitably delve into her father's private life, was such a good idea.
"She was asking lots of pertinent questions and had her doubts.
"But by the end of the meeting she was convinced by the Newsnight team and Amanda Thirsk [Duke's then-private secretary] that they had no choice - that it was the only way to put all the rumours behind them."
Princess Beatrice is now mortified that she did not do more to stop the interview going ahead, the source said.
The insider added: "Both Sarah and Andrew rely on Beatrice's judgement a lot when it comes to dealing with the public as she's got an old head on young shoulders.
"You can't really blame Beatrice because I think the odds were stacked against her on this one.
"Andrew, Fergie and Amanda decided they had to do it."
But Beatrice was seen 'tearful' while hosting a party for her fiance's 36th birthday on Tuesday night.
The source said: "Beatrice was sombre and make-up-free for the birthday dinner.
"She seemed quite tearful at times. In fact, Beatrice has been in tears every day since the interview went out."
Prince Andrew has since announced to 'step back from public duties for the foreseeable future'.


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This class encapsulates a CTCP message.
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static int |
ACTION
command id for ACTION command |
static int |
CLIENTINFO
command id for CLIENTINFO command |
static int |
DCC
command id for DCC command |
static int |
ECHO
command id for ECHO command |
static int |
ERRMSG
command id for ERRMSG command |
static int |
FINGER
command id for FINGER command |
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int |
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private boolean |
myIsNormal
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private ChatLocus |
myLocus
the locus |
private IRCSystem |
mySystem
the system (derived from myUser ) |
private java.lang.String |
myText
the text |
private ChatUser |
myUser
the user |
static int |
PING
command id for PING command |
static int |
SED
command id for SED command |
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TheCommands
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static int |
TIME
command id for TIME command |
static int |
UNKNOWN
command id for UNKNOWN command |
static int |
USERINFO
command id for USERINFO command |
static int |
UTC
command id for UTC command |
static int |
VERSION
command id for VERSION command |
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CtcpMessage(ChatLocus locus,
ChatUser user,
boolean isNormal,
java.lang.String command,
java.lang.String text)
Construct a CtcpMessage . |
| Method Summary | |
private void |
handleACTION()
Handle this message as a ctcp ACTION. |
private void |
handleCLIENTINFO()
Handle this message as a ctcp CLIENTINFO. |
private void |
handleDCC()
Handle this message as a ctcp DCC. |
private void |
handleECHO()
Handle this message as a ctcp ECHO. |
private void |
handleERRMSG()
Handle this message as a ctcp ERRMSG. |
private void |
handleFINGER()
Handle this message as a ctcp FINGER. |
void |
handleMessage()
Handle the message, doing whatever is necessary. |
private void |
handlePING()
Handle this message as a ctcp PING. |
private void |
handleSED()
Handle this message as a ctcp SED. |
private void |
handleTIME()
Handle this message as a ctcp TIME. |
private void |
handleUNKNOWN()
Handle this message as an unknown-type ctcp message. |
private void |
handleUSERINFO()
Handle this message as a ctcp USERINFO. |
private void |
handleUTC()
Handle this message as a ctcp UTC. |
private void |
handleVERSION()
Handle this message as a ctcp VERSION. |
private void |
replyUnknownCommand()
Reply to the original sender that this is an unknown command. |
private void |
sendUserBroadcast()
Send a userBroadcast event representing this message
(in raw form). |
private void |
sendUserBroadcastIfVerbose()
Send a userBroadcast event representing this message,
but only if the system has verbose CTCP turned on. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int UNKNOWN
public static final int ACTION
public static final int CLIENTINFO
public static final int DCC
public static final int ECHO
public static final int ERRMSG
public static final int FINGER
public static final int PING
public static final int SED
public static final int TIME
public static final int USERINFO
public static final int UTC
public static final int VERSION
private static java.util.Hashtable TheCommands
private final ChatLocus myLocus
private final ChatUser myUser
private final boolean myIsNormal
private final java.lang.String myCommand
private final java.lang.String myText
private final IRCSystem mySystem
myUser
)
public final int myCommandId
myCommand
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CtcpMessage
. It will cause the
myCommandId
variable to be calculated.
locus
- the locususer
- the userisNormal
- whether it was a normal (true) or notice (false)
messagecommand
- the command stringtext
- the text| Method Detail |
public void handleMessage()
IRCInteractor
when it
has been handed one of these objects.
private void handleACTION()
private void handleCLIENTINFO()
private void handleDCC()
private void handleECHO()
private void handleERRMSG()
private void handleFINGER()
private void handlePING()
private void handleSED()
private void handleTIME()
private void handleUSERINFO()
private void handleUTC()
private void handleVERSION()
private void handleUNKNOWN()
private void sendUserBroadcast()
userBroadcast
event representing this message
(in raw form).
private void sendUserBroadcastIfVerbose()
userBroadcast
event representing this message,
but only if the system has verbose CTCP turned on.
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And I saw her so close for the first time and since then I couldn’t think about anything else, “What is it about this girl, that I cannot stop thinking about her?”, I slept anyhow.
{% load static %}
And I saw her so close for the first time and since then I couldn’t think about anything else, “What is it about this girl, that I cannot stop thinking about her?”, I slept anyhow.
That was the first time ever when Junior Girls had a compulsion to play Squash, I still have no idea why that? but for no reason, my Squash Friend Khatri had a lousy smile on his face. We both were organizing Squash tournament, so we had to prepare junior girls for the tournament in two days, Girls started to come a bit tired, all having the same question, what is this game? Khatri directed all the girls to him and left the south ones for me to explain them the game, and honestly, I couldn’t care less, with every girl entering the Squash court I was just looking for her and with every disappointment, I saw with more hope, but she didn’t, she didn’t come to play. I asked one of the girls, to ask every girl to come for Squash practice.
She nodded with a sigh.
Same time, next day, the same thing happened, Girls started to come for practice Again Khatri directed all the girls to him and this time I even cared less, I just started to explain the game to girls in my court and I just gazed a view at the door.
 Honestly, if you think Violins played at back and angel sang something, nothing that sort of, really nothing sappy. I still don’t know what I felt at that moment, but something like never before, some strange connection like I have known her for ages,
and still so curious to know her, yet I haven’t spoken a word to her, Stupid
I don’t know what ran in Khatri’s mind when he said “Tum Vishesh sir ke pass chale jao” to her. I swear I wanted to hug Khatri at that moment, but I controlled, and why he said it? And then She came towards my court, She had that innocence, and her eyes that had so many stories inside them, I was curious to know her. I don’t know what I was feeling then, something like I have never thought. She sat on the stairs, took her phone out, I avoided looking at her, I didn’t want her to feel uncomfortable and so I started teaching the rest, but I couldn’t resist to ask her to play, exactly then a junior girl asked me to play with her, I went inside the court, and I played two shots with her and I just wanted to talk to her, so I asked the junior girl that let others play and then for the first time I said “Nehal” in a gravelly voice, Seems, she was already looking at the game, she stood up and came inside the court, I didn’t want to make her uncomfortable so I left the court and let other girls play, but I explained the game to her, strangely she didn’t ask any questions, she seemed very quiet, but something inside me, I don’t know, an inner voice, exclaimed she was not, she wanted to tell so many things, I could look through her smile.
I gave the racquet to her, she missed a few shots, to not look it very obvious I just said “Hold the racquet tight, Nehal”, but stupid me again, I called every girl as junior and their house, in a deep voice, but I was calling her name and that somehow I said in a gravelly voice but it still sounded too sweet, and that day was the same I couldn’t talk to her. Next day, again the girls, she came this time she was not late, she went inside the court, this time I wanted to talk to her, anyhow, I went inside the court and she looked at me, I don’t know what she was thinking, but I was never afraid to talk to anyone, but that nervousness, that unstoppable butterflies, her look gave me, I couldn’t, I really couldn’t look at her, but god! She is so beautiful. I still didn’t want her to feel uncomfortable, but still, I wanted to look at her, her smile with her little nervousness around the cheek.  Started teaching her, while looking at the front wall, I still didn’t know what she was thinking? Or whether she was thinking anything? I went washroom multiple times just to see whether my hair was good and to look at her silently. I saw her, she smiled.
Another day, I couldn’t talk to her, I was not sure, will I be able to talk to her.
I knew it was somewhere strange because I never dress up for anybody, I do it because I like it, but it was 8 in the morning and I already checked the mirror and then watch a dozen of times. This time the practice was in the morning, there were just three girls at the court and she was there, she was obviously with the other girls, at Khatri’s court, I started practicing in the other court, I don’t know, but was she looking? Since the girls had a cricket match so they needed to go, we walked with them, we took the short, back road. She hanged back, she was on a call, Oh God! Why? I walked slowly just hoped that she’ll join and she did. We had a kinda first talk, it was like a long-held blister of joy in my heart splintered. I am not the usual one to deal in matters of heart, but somewhere in me I still believe, before even meeting her my heart belonged to her.
We had a short talk, honestly, all the things, all the long-wait, was worth it, the sweet talk, I cannot even remember someone’s birthday, or even what I had for the morning breakfast, but after all the moments I still remember how on a particular day, while speaking any particular syllable how she twirled her hair, I like noticing her, I like remembering her little things, I like remembering her every talk, I like remembering how she walks and moves her hand.Next day, The practice began
,She accidentally hurt her knee while hitting herself on the wall, she is sometimes a little clumsy. I immediately asked her to use the medical kit and I asked her to visit the washroom and to take care of the wound, she nodded. I couldn’t stop chattering my teeth, scratching my beard, she came and she seems alright. It was not all of a sudden, it was like every word we said to each other, already has a story with it.  I’ll write about how your love is a wonder. Hey, sugar.


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A potential usage of Jenkins-Koji plugin can be described as such:
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- Once build & tests are passing and you are ready to produce a production build call Jenkins-Koji build step
- Jenkins-Koji plugin orchestrates the jobs in Koji, you can choose a "scratch build" which is a temporary build which is garbage collected after a time
- Once Koji is finished, use Jenkins-Koji plugin to automatically fetch the artifacts from Koji and for example run a set of smoke tests
- Once these advanced tests pass, you are ready for a full build, once again execute Koji build, this time a regular build, which will be stored permanently in Koji
Installation Requirements
Currently this plugin requires koji CLI installed on the filesystem, limiting usage to Linux. In time the functionality of koji CLI will be transfered to core plugin, allowing execution from various OSes.
Description
Koji plugin is meant for orchestration of Koji instance from Jenkins CI. The idea is to use Jenkins as a developer tool and build the production releases via Koji.
The following features are provided by this plug-in:
- Orchestrate a Koji maven build
- Collect the results from Koji
- Find metadata about builds, packages or build targets from Koji
- Simple authentication
How To Use
- Download Kojak to set up your own Koji environment or use existing Koji instance.
- Install Koji CLI on your system (yum install koji)
- Configure the Koji CLI to use your SSH key for Koji instance
- Install the Koji plugin in Jenkins
- Restart Jenkins
- Execute Koji-plugin in Jenkins as you desire
- Monitor build using Koji-web, Koji CLI, etc.
Step no. 3 - configuring global plugin settings:
Step no. 6 - invoking Jenkins-Koji plugin in your project:
Build log;
Step no. 7 - monitoring Koji build:
Roadmap
- Eliminate usage of Koji CLI to enable support for multiplatform Jenkins executors
- Revamp of Jelly UI
- Provide more operations
- Include rule based decisions for Koji builds based on test results / successful executions
- Try to provide authentication via SSL or Kerberos if desired by community
- Enable basic operations for RPMs
Changelog
Release 0.3 (Jun 1, 2015)
- Fixed plugin artifact ID, allowing users pre-0.2 to upgrade
- Added plugin wiki URL
- No functional changes since 0.2
Release 0.2 (May 19, 2014)
- Correctly handle Koji XML-RPC login
- Correctly handle MalformedURL of Koji HUB
- Fix number of arguments issue for non-scratch builds
- Add documentation
Release 0.1.3
- Standardize naming conventions of plugin to Jenkins standards
Release 0.1.1 -> 0.1.2
- Solving issues with maven release plugin releasing SNAPSHOTs
Release 0.1
- Initial release
Attachments:
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tattletale-report.png (image/png)
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Ornamentum Data Grid is an simple data table with extended features that a conventional data table not supports. as same as the Dropdown it was built for focusing on deliver a feature rich, highly configurable,UI framework agnostic, fully responsive and minimal peer dependency support data table in top of the Angular Framework.
The following example shows how Ornamentum Data Table looks like and responsible code segment for the data table is shown down below.
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Ornamentum data table was depend of set of peer dependencies. before library usage, those dependencies need to pre-installed before use. which are,
Below structure shows the available features and functionalities that user allows to configure on data table. in each section explain and describes particular feature or functionality in depth with examples.


Math Sprint Game
10 Questions
Best Score
25 Questions
Best Score
50 Questions
Best Score
99 Questions
Best Score
Your Time


Following the resolution of the 32nd General Conference held in Paris in 2003, the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM-UNESCO) Youth Forum was launched in January 2006 as a cooperation of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO, the Kenyan Youth, the Government of Kenya and the UNESCO headquarters
The aim of the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO Youth Forum is to perpetuate UNESCO’s mandate of building peace in the minds of men and women through youth participation in interdisciplinary and multiplicative approaches to national problems
Purpose
The purpose of the Kenya Youth Forum is to contribute to the peace and security of Kenya through education, science and culture in order to further respect for justice, human rights, fundamental freedoms and also to help empower the youth of Kenya. The organization endeavors to promote collaboration amongst youths from all nations.
Every day, in the framework of its fields of competence, the Organization strives to multiply possibilities, to encourage new initiatives and to incite young women and men to act, at their level, towards changing the world. In order to build a better world, many challenges affecting youth need to be addressed, such as a broader access to education and culture, civic engagement, global citizenship and social inclusion, climate change and its impacts, better sustainable integration in the job market, and the respect of basic rights and freedoms.
Becoming a partner of the Kenya UESCO Youth Forum means that you support youth across Kenya. Supporting the Youth Forum demonstrates your commitment to UNESCO’s values and ideals.


public class BifocalDistortionDocGrid
extends prefuse.action.distortion.Distortion
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D |
m_bbox |
private double |
mx |
private double |
my |
private double |
rx |
private double |
ry |
m_distortSize, m_distortX, m_distortY
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BifocalDistortionDocGrid(double xrange,
double xmag,
double yrange,
double ymag,
java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
Create a new BifocalDistortion with the specified range and
magnification along both axes.
|
BifocalDistortionDocGrid(double range,
double mag,
java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
Create a new BifocalDistortion with the specified range and
magnification.
|
BifocalDistortionDocGrid(java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
Create a new BifocalDistortion with default range and magnification.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private double |
bifocal(double x,
double a,
double r,
double mag,
double min,
double max) |
protected double |
distortSize(java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox,
double x,
double y,
java.awt.geom.Point2D anchor,
java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bounds) |
protected double |
distortX(double x,
java.awt.geom.Point2D a,
java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D b) |
protected double |
distortY(double y,
java.awt.geom.Point2D a,
java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D b) |
double |
getXMagnification()
Returns the magnification factor for the x-axis.
|
double |
getXRange()
Returns the range of the focal area along the x-axis.
|
double |
getYMagnification()
Returns the magnification factor for the y-axis.
|
double |
getYRange()
Returns the range of the focal area along the y-axis.
|
void |
setXMagnification(double mx)
Sets the magnification factor for the x-axis.
|
void |
setXRange(double rx)
Sets the range of the focal area along the x-axis.
|
void |
setYMagnification(double my)
Sets the magnification factor for the y-axis.
|
void |
setYRange(double ry)
Sets the range of the focal area along the y-axis.
|
correct, isSizeDistorted, run, setSizeDistorted
getLayoutAnchor, getLayoutBounds, setLayoutAnchor, setLayoutBounds, setMargin, setX, setY
addActivityListener, alwaysRunAfter, cancel, fireActivityCancelled, fireActivityFinished, fireActivityScheduled, fireActivityStarted, fireActivityStepped, getDuration, getNextTime, getPace, getPacingFunction, getStartTime, getStepTime, getStopTime, isEnabled, isRunning, isScheduled, removeActivityListener, run, runAfter, runAt, setDuration, setEnabled, setPacingFunction, setStartTime, setStepTime
private double rx
private double ry
private double mx
private double my
private java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D m_bbox
public BifocalDistortionDocGrid(java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
public BifocalDistortionDocGrid(double range, double mag, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
Create a new BifocalDistortion with the specified range and magnification. The same range and magnification is used for both axes.
NOTE:if the range value times the magnification value is greater than 1, the resulting distortion can exceed the display bounds.
range
- the range around the focus that should be magnified. This
specifies the size of the magnified focus region, and should be in the
range of 0 to 1, 0 being no magnification range and 1 being the whole
display.mag
- how much magnification should be used in the focal areapublic BifocalDistortionDocGrid(double xrange, double xmag, double yrange, double ymag, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox)
Create a new BifocalDistortion with the specified range and magnification along both axes.
NOTE:if the range value times the magnification value is greater than 1, the resulting distortion can exceed the display bounds.
xrange
- the range around the focus that should be magnified along
the x direction. This specifies the horizontal size of the magnified
focus region, and should be a value between 0 and 1, 0 indicating no
focus region and 1 indicating the whole display.xmag
- how much magnification along the x direction should be used
in the focal areayrange
- the range around the focus that should be magnified along
the y direction. This specifies the vertical size of the magnified
focus region, and should be a value between 0 and 1, 0 indicating no
focus region and 1 indicating the whole display.ymag
- how much magnification along the y direction should be used
in the focal areaprotected double distortX(double x, java.awt.geom.Point2D a, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D b)
distortX
in class prefuse.action.distortion.Distortion
Distortion.distortX(double, java.awt.geom.Point2D, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D)
protected double distortY(double y, java.awt.geom.Point2D a, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D b)
distortY
in class prefuse.action.distortion.Distortion
Distortion.distortY(double, java.awt.geom.Point2D, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D)
protected double distortSize(java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bbox, double x, double y, java.awt.geom.Point2D anchor, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D bounds)
distortSize
in class prefuse.action.distortion.Distortion
Distortion.distortSize(java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D, double, double, java.awt.geom.Point2D, java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D)
private double bifocal(double x, double a, double r, double mag, double min, double max)
public double getXMagnification()
public void setXMagnification(double mx)
mx
- The magnification factor for the x-axis.public double getYMagnification()
public void setYMagnification(double my)
my
- The magnification factor for the y-axis.public double getXRange()
public void setXRange(double rx)
rx
- The focal range for the x-axis, a value between 0 and 1.public double getYRange()
public void setYRange(double ry)
ry
- The focal range for the y-axis, a value between 0 and 1.


About us
Enterprise Applications on Lightweight 5G Telco Edge
Enterprise Application on Lightweight 5G Telco Edge is an Akraino approved blueprint family,
which intends to make a complete ecosystem for 5G Telco Edge Enterprise level platform.
Platform which can be leveraged by various Telecom operators to give value added services to end users.
Ealt-Edge High Level Features
Lightweight MEP Solution
Autonomous MEP Edge Sites.
Unified Portal for platform management and for App developers.
Sandbox with SDKs and tools chains for MEC app developers
Heterogeneous deployment on Multi-Arch.
ETSI MEC Compliant.


The cottage garden is a distinct of garden tha uses an informal design dense plantings, and a mexture of omamental and edible plants.
The Cottage Garden originated in Englad and its history can be traced back for continues, althought thay were re-invated in 1870's England, when stylized versions were formed as a notification to the more structured and rigorously maintained English estate gardens.
The earliest cottage gardens were more practical modern descendents with emphasis on vegetables and herbs, along with some fruit trees


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$>_welcome_to_Dungeon_Darkly, an epic text-driven rpg game.
welcome to dungeon darkly, an epic text-driven rpg game! To start, begin by typing in a name for your
character, selecting a character class, and a character race. Keep in mind that different classes will
affect your characters skills and abilities.


Module: Mongoid::Threaded
- Extended by:
- Threaded
- Included in:
- Threaded
- Defined in:
- lib/mongoid/threaded.rb,
lib/mongoid/threaded/lifecycle.rb
Overview
This module contains logic for easy access to objects that have a lifecycle on the current thread.
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: Lifecycle
Constant Summary collapse
- DATABASE_OVERRIDE_KEY =
"[mongoid]:db-override"
- CLIENTS_KEY =
Constant for the key to store clients.
"[mongoid]:clients"
- CLIENT_OVERRIDE_KEY =
The key to override the client.
"[mongoid]:client-override"
- CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY =
The key for the current thread's scope stack.
"[mongoid]:current-scope"
- AUTOSAVES_KEY =
"[mongoid]:autosaves"
- VALIDATIONS_KEY =
"[mongoid]:validations"
- STACK_KEYS =
Hash.new do |hash, key| hash[key] = "[mongoid]:#{key}-stack" end
- BIND =
'bind'.freeze
- ASSIGN =
'assign'.freeze
- BUILD =
'build'.freeze
- LOAD =
'load'.freeze
- CREATE =
'create'.freeze
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#autosaved?(document) ⇒ true, false
Is the document autosaved on the current thread?.
-
#autosaves ⇒ Hash
Get all autosaves on the current thread.
-
#autosaves_for(klass) ⇒ Array
Get all autosaves on the current thread for the class.
-
#begin_autosave(document) ⇒ Object
Begin autosaving a document on the current thread.
-
#begin_execution(name) ⇒ true
Begin entry into a named thread local stack.
-
#begin_validate(document) ⇒ Object
Begin validating a document on the current thread.
-
#begin_without_default_scope(klass) ⇒ Object
private
Begin suppressing default scopes for given model on the current thread.
-
#clear_session ⇒ nil
Clear the cached session for this thread.
-
#client_override ⇒ String, Symbol
Get the global client override.
-
#client_override=(name) ⇒ String, Symbol
Set the global client override.
-
#current_scope(klass = nil) ⇒ Criteria
Get the current Mongoid scope.
-
#current_scope=(scope) ⇒ Criteria
Set the current Mongoid scope.
-
#database_override ⇒ String, Symbol
Get the global database override.
-
#database_override=(name) ⇒ String, Symbol
Set the global database override.
-
#executing?(name) ⇒ true
Are in the middle of executing the named stack.
-
#exit_autosave(document) ⇒ Object
Exit autosaving a document on the current thread.
-
#exit_execution(name) ⇒ true
Exit from a named thread local stack.
-
#exit_validate(document) ⇒ Object
Exit validating a document on the current thread.
-
#exit_without_default_scope(klass) ⇒ Object
private
Exit suppressing default scopes for given model on the current thread.
-
#get_session ⇒ Mongo::Session?
Get the cached session for this thread.
-
#set_current_scope(scope, klass) ⇒ Criteria
Set the current Mongoid scope.
-
#set_session(session) ⇒ Object
Cache a session for this thread.
-
#stack(name) ⇒ Array
Get the named stack.
-
#validated?(document) ⇒ true, false
Is the document validated on the current thread?.
-
#validations ⇒ Hash
Get all validations on the current thread.
-
#validations_for(klass) ⇒ Array
Get all validations on the current thread for the class.
-
#without_default_scope?(klass) ⇒ Boolean
private
Is the given klass' default scope suppressed on the current thread?.
Instance Method Details
#autosaved?(document) ⇒ true, false
Is the document autosaved on the current thread?
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 298 def autosaved?(document) autosaves_for(document.class).include?(document._id) end |
#autosaves ⇒ Hash
Get all autosaves on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 324 def autosaves Thread.current[AUTOSAVES_KEY] ||= {} end |
#autosaves_for(klass) ⇒ Array
Get all autosaves on the current thread for the class.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 350 def autosaves_for(klass) autosaves[klass] ||= [] end |
#begin_autosave(document) ⇒ Object
Begin autosaving a document on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 128 def begin_autosave(document) autosaves_for(document.class).push(document._id) end |
#begin_execution(name) ⇒ true
Begin entry into a named thread local stack.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 48 def begin_execution(name) stack(name).push(true) end |
#begin_validate(document) ⇒ Object
Begin validating a document on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 140 def begin_validate(document) validations_for(document.class).push(document._id) end |
#begin_without_default_scope(klass) ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Begin suppressing default scopes for given model on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 176 def begin_without_default_scope(klass) stack(:without_default_scope).push(klass) end |
#clear_session ⇒ nil
Clear the cached session for this thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 399 def clear_session session = get_session session.end_session if session Thread.current[:session] = nil end |
#client_override ⇒ String, Symbol
Get the global client override.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 200 def client_override Thread.current[CLIENT_OVERRIDE_KEY] end |
#client_override=(name) ⇒ String, Symbol
Set the global client override.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 214 def client_override=(name) Thread.current[CLIENT_OVERRIDE_KEY] = name end |
#current_scope(klass = nil) ⇒ Criteria
Get the current Mongoid scope.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 229 def current_scope(klass = nil) if klass && Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY].respond_to?(:keys) Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY][ Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY].keys.find { |k| k <= klass } ] else Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY] end end |
#current_scope=(scope) ⇒ Criteria
Set the current Mongoid scope.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 249 def current_scope=(scope) Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY] = scope end |
#database_override ⇒ String, Symbol
Get the global database override.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 60 def database_override Thread.current[DATABASE_OVERRIDE_KEY] end |
#database_override=(name) ⇒ String, Symbol
Set the global database override.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 74 def database_override=(name) Thread.current[DATABASE_OVERRIDE_KEY] = name end |
#executing?(name) ⇒ true
Are in the middle of executing the named stack
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 88 def executing?(name) !stack(name).empty? end |
#exit_autosave(document) ⇒ Object
Exit autosaving a document on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 152 def exit_autosave(document) autosaves_for(document.class).delete_one(document._id) end |
#exit_execution(name) ⇒ true
Exit from a named thread local stack.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 102 def exit_execution(name) stack(name).pop end |
#exit_validate(document) ⇒ Object
Exit validating a document on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 164 def exit_validate(document) validations_for(document.class).delete_one(document._id) end |
#exit_without_default_scope(klass) ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Exit suppressing default scopes for given model on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 188 def exit_without_default_scope(klass) stack(:without_default_scope).delete(klass) end |
#get_session ⇒ Mongo::Session?
Get the cached session for this thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 387 def get_session Thread.current[:session] end |
#set_current_scope(scope, klass) ⇒ Criteria
Set the current Mongoid scope. Safe for multi-model scope chaining.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 264 def set_current_scope(scope, klass) if scope.nil? if Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY] Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY].delete(klass) Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY] = nil if Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY].empty? end else Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY] ||= {} Thread.current[CURRENT_SCOPE_KEY][klass] = scope end end |
#set_session(session) ⇒ Object
Cache a session for this thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 375 def set_session(session) Thread.current[:session] = session end |
#stack(name) ⇒ Array
Get the named stack.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 116 def stack(name) Thread.current[STACK_KEYS[name]] ||= [] end |
#validated?(document) ⇒ true, false
Is the document validated on the current thread?
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 312 def validated?(document) validations_for(document.class).include?(document._id) end |
#validations ⇒ Hash
Get all validations on the current thread.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 336 def validations Thread.current[VALIDATIONS_KEY] ||= {} end |
#validations_for(klass) ⇒ Array
Get all validations on the current thread for the class.
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 363 def validations_for(klass) validations[klass] ||= [] end |
#without_default_scope?(klass) ⇒ Boolean
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Is the given klass' default scope suppressed on the current thread?
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# File 'lib/mongoid/threaded.rb', line 284 def without_default_scope?(klass) stack(:without_default_scope).include?(klass) end |


And by software, I mean any form of project that needs to be completed. Forget AGILE, SCRUM, and other complicated strategies. WTFAWRY makes things simple.
This is the most important step of WTFAWRY. Think of all the reasons that you can't deploy your project right now — buggy code, unfinished ideas, et cetera. What will your clients complain about? What did you envision that's missing from reality?
 Just put all of those reasons that your software hasn't shipped yet into one, easy-to-access place.
Your goal is to finish the project. Now that you have a detailed step-by-step guide on how — your to-do list — you can begin your work. One by one, knock off all the issues and problems from that list. Eventually, there should be none left.
If you still at this point find yourself unable to deploy your project, run through the three steps again. That's it. It's that simple.
No more complicated design philosophies or lengthy project meetings on how to accomplish the project's goals. Now, whenever your coworkers ask what development principles you all should use, you can simply reply "WTFAWRY."


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UN sees 'spike' in migrants boats leaving Libya
by AFPThe UN voiced alarm Friday at a "spike" in migrant boats departing from Libya this week, following fresh raids around the capital Tripoli.
"In the span of 48 hours, at least nine boats carrying more than 600 migrants have been discovered on the central Mediterranean route," which connects Libya to Italy, the International Organization for Migration said in a statement.
It added that "this apparent spike in departures" comes as Tripoli and the surrounding area face renewed heavy shelling.
IOM spokeswoman Safa Msehli said five of the boats were rescued by ships operated by two NGOs -- Ocean Viking and Open Arms -- and four others were sent back to Libya.
A tenth boat, with 74 people on board, reached the Italian island of Lampedusa on Thursday.
"IOM is deeply concerned about the safety of migrants who are vulnerable to clashes, human trafficking and abuse as the security situations further deteriorate," the agency's chief of mission in Libya, Federico Soda, said in a statement.
Libya has been mired in chaos since a NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed dictator Moamer Kadhafi in 2011.
The UN-recognised Government of National Accord is contested by a parallel administration in the east, backed by Khalifa Haftar.
Haftar launched an offensive on April 4 with his self-proclaimed Libyan National Army to take the capital, but the conflict's frontlines have moved little.


<booktitle>
The <booktitle> element contains the title information for a book, including the library title, main title, subtitle, and other titles (as required).
Category: Bookmap content elements


Here you can register to Wiitteri. This is a demo app. Passwords are hashed properly using bcrypt, but my advice is still not to use any real password which is used in some other service.
Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.
Disclaimer: the creator of this service does not take any respond to any harm (including, but not limited to brain damage) this service might cause for the users.


The power of Delegate design pattern
Last week before WWDC and everybody so excited about new features which we will have just in a few days. However, let’s keep posts related to WWDC for next week. This week we are going to talk about my favorite design pattern Delegate. Delegate is the most straightforward and powerful pattern.
In software engineering, the delegation pattern is an object-oriented design pattern that allows object composition to achieve the same code reuse as an inheritance. In delegation, an object handles a request by delegating to a second object (the delegate). A delegate is a helper object, but with the original context.
Protocols
We use Delegate pattern every day, and iOS SDK uses it in many places. For example, UITableView delegates to UITableViewDataSource populating the table with cells, it also delegates cell selection and other actions to UITableViewDelegate. Another excellent example of delegate patters is FlowController or Coordinators. ViewControllers delegates navigation logic to Coordinator. I have separated post about extracting navigation logic into FlowControllers.
Let’s dive into code samples. Assume that you are working on a game. You extracted game logic into separated class Game, and you want to delegate game state changes to UIViewController which renders this game.
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protocol GameDelegate: AnyObject {
func stateChanged(from oldState: Game.State, to newState: Game.State)
}
class Game {
private var state: State = .notStarted {
didSet {
delegate?.stateChanged(from: oldValue, to: state)
}
}
weak var delegate: GameDelegate?
private(set) var value: Int = 0
func start() {
state = .started
}
func generateNextValue() {
value = Int.random(in: 0..<1000)
state = generateState(using: value)
}
}
extension Game {
enum State {
case notStarted
case started
case right
case win
case lost
}
}
Here is the source code of a simple game which generates random values. The game engine generates state based on random values. Every state change call delegate to pass old and new states. We define our delegate protocol extended from AnyObject, that means the only class instance can accept it. I also use weak keyword to define variable holding delegate. It needed to break the retain cycle between delegate and game class. Let’s take a look at GameViewController now.
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class GameViewController: UIViewController {
private let game: Game
init(game: Game) {
self.game = game
super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil)
}
@IBAction func play() {
game.start()
}
@IBAction func next() {
game.generateNextValue()
}
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
game.delegate = self
}
}
extension GameViewController: GameDelegate {
func render(_ state: Game.State) {
switch state {
case .lost: renderLost()
case .right: renderRight()
case .win: renderWin()
case .started: renderStart()
case .notStarted: renderNotStarted()
}
}
func stateChanged(from oldState: Game.State, to newState: Game.State) {
render(newState)
}
}
Here we have a GameViewController class which feeds game with user actions and render state changes. GameViewController conforms to GameDelegate and implements all needed rendering in extension. As a result, we have a composable codebase with the help of Delegate design pattern.
Closures
Sometimes when you have only one method in the delegate, you can replace it with closure. The idea is the same, but now you call the closure and pass the state instead of calling the method by protocol. Let’s take a look at the example with closure.
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class Game {
typealias StateHandler = (State) -> Void
var handler: StateHandler?
private var state: State = .notStarted {
didSet {
handler?(state)
}
}
}
class GameViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
game.handler = { [weak self] state in
self?.render(state)
}
}
}
As you can see, we pass the closure to the game class instance which handles state changes. We use weak to break the retain cycle during closure’s context capture. Another option here can be a usage of the fact that any Swift function is a closure. So instead of creating separated closure, we can pass the function name. However, be careful this method creates retain circle. Here is an example of how we can do that.
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class GameViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
game.handler = render
}
}
extension GameViewController {
func render(_ state: Game.State) {
switch state {
case .lost: renderLost()
case .right: renderRight()
case .win: renderWin()
case .started: renderStart()
case .notStarted: renderNotStarted()
}
}
}
Conclusion
Today we discussed the most powerful and straightforward design pattern in iOS development. I enjoy how simple it is and how useful it can be in composing pieces to make codebase decoupled.


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| Published: | 2018-10-06 |
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pragma solidity ^0.5.6;
import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import "./PaymentReceiver.sol";
/**
* @title AlunaToken
* @dev The utility token at the heart of the Aluna ecosystem
*/
contract AlunaToken is PaymentReceiver, Initializable {
// ERC20Detailed public variables
string public name;
string public symbol;
uint8 public decimals;
/**
* ZeppelinOS Initializer Function
* @param _totalSupply The total supply of the tokens
* @param _rewardsPoolAddress address of Rewards Pool contract
* @param _rewardsPoolPercentage percentage to be taken from payments and sent to rewards pool
* @param _owner contract owner
*/
function initialize(
uint256 _totalSupply,
address _rewardsPoolAddress,
uint256 _rewardsPoolPercentage,
address _owner
) public initializer {
name = "AlunaToken";
symbol = "ALN";
decimals = 18;
_mint(_owner, _totalSupply);
_setRewardsPoolPercentage(_rewardsPoolPercentage);
_setRewardsPoolAddress(_rewardsPoolAddress);
_transferOwnership(_owner);
}
/**
* @dev Function that allows the owner to execute multiple transfers in one transaction
* It receives two arrays, recipients and values, the recipient[i] will receive values[i]
* The tokens are transfered form the owner address
* @param recipients An array of address of the token recipients
* @param values An array of uint256 of value sent to each recipient
*/
function groupTransfer(address[] memory recipients, uint256[] memory values) public onlyOwner {
Erequire(recipients.length == values.length, "AlunaToken: Invalid length of recipients and values");
for (uint i = 0; i < recipients.length; i++) {
_transfer(msg.sender, recipients[i], values[i]);
}
}
}
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Boolean integer variables.
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#include <int.hh>
List of all members.
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| | Return minimum of domain.
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| | Return assigned value.
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| | Return size (cardinality) of domain.
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| unsigned int | width (void) const |
| | Return width of domain (distance between maximum and minimum).
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| | Return regret of domain minimum (distance to next larger value).
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| unsigned int | regret_max (void) const |
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| | Test whether domain is one.
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| | Test whether domain is neither zero nor one.
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Detailed Description
Boolean integer variables.
Definition at line 476 of file int.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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Member Function Documentation
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Friends And Related Function Documentation
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Before you start this lab, select Launch lab above.
To log in to your lab environment:
You can now begin your work on this lab.
The estimated time to complete the lab is 45 minutes.
In this lab, you commence the development of a Power BI Desktop solution for the Adventure Works company. It involves connecting to source data, previewing the data, and using data preview techniques to understand the characteristics and quality of the source data.
In this lab, you learn how to:
Open Power BI Desktop
Set Power BI Desktop options
Connect to source data
Preview source data
Use data preview techniques to better understand the data
This lab is one of many in a series of labs that was designed as a complete story from data preparation to publication as reports and dashboards. You can complete the labs in any order. However, if you intend to work through multiple labs, for the first 10 labs, we suggest you do them in the following order:
Prepare data in Power BI Desktop
In this exercise you will create eight Power BI Desktop queries. Six queries will source data from SQL Server, and two from CSV files.
In this task, you will first save the Power BI Desktop file.
To open the Power BI Desktop, on the taskbar, select the Microsoft Power BI Desktop shortcut.
To close the getting started window, at the top-left of the window, select X.
To save the file, select the File ribbon tab to open the backstage view.
Select Save.
In the Save As window, navigate to the D:\DA100\MySolution folder.
In the File Name box, enter Sales Analysis.
Select Save.
Tip
You can also save the file by selecting the Save icon located at the top-left.
In this task, you will set Power BI Desktop options.
In Power BI Desktop, select the File ribbon tab to open the backstage view.
At the left, select Options and Settings, and then select Options.
In the Options window, at the left, in the Current File group, select Data Load.
The Data Load settings for the current file allow setting options that determine default behaviors when modeling.
In the Relationships group, clear the two options that are selected.
While these two options can be helpful when developing a data model, they have been disabled to support the lab experience. When you create relationships in Lab 03A, you will learn why you are adding each one.
Select OK.
Save the Power BI Desktop file.
In this task, you will create queries based on SQL Server tables.
On the Home ribbon tab, from inside the Data group, select SQL Server.
In the SQL Server Database window, in the Server box, enter localhost.
In the labs, you will connect to the SQL Server database by using localhost. This isn’t a recommended practice, however, when creating your own solutions. It’s because gateway data sources cannot resolve localhost.
Select OK.
Notice that the default authentication is to Use My Current Credentials.
Select Connect.
When prompted about encryption support, select OK.
In the Navigator window, at the left, expand the AdventureWorksDW2020 database.
The AdventureWorksDW2020 database is based on the AdventureWorksDW2017 sample database. It has been modified to support the learning objectives of the course labs.
Select but don’t check the DimEmployee table.
In the right pane, notice a preview of the table.
The preview allows you to determine the columns and a sample of rows.
To create queries, select the following six tables:
To apply transformations to the data of the selected tables, select Transform Data.
You won’t be transforming the data in this lab. The objectives of this lab are to explore and profile the data in the Power Query Editor window.
In this task, you will preview the data of the SQL Server queries. First, you will learn relevant information about the data. You will also use column quality, column distribution, and column profile tools to understand the data, and assess data quality.
In the Power Query Editor window, at the left, notice the Queries pane.
The Queries pane contains one query for each selected table.
Select the first query DimEmployee.
The DimEmployee table stores one row for each employee. A subset of the rows represent the salespeople, which will be relevant to the model you’ll develop.
At the bottom left, in the status bar, notice the table statistics - the table has 33 columns, and 296 rows.
In the data preview pane, scroll horizontally to review all columns.
Notice that the last five columns contain Table or Value links.
These five columns represent relationships to other tables in the database. They can be used to join tables together. You will join tables in Lab 03A.
To assess column quality, on the View ribbon tab, from inside the Data Preview group, select Column Quality.
Column quality allows you to easily determine the percentage of valid, error, or empty values.
For the Position column (sixth last column), notice that 94% of rows are empty (null).
To assess column distribution, on the View ribbon tab, from inside the Data Preview group, select Column Distribution.
Review the Position column again, and notice that there are four distinct values, and one unique value.
Review the column distribution for the EmployeeKey (first) column—there are 296 distinct values, and 296 unique values.
When the distinct and unique counts are the same, it means the column contains unique values. When modeling, it’s important that some tables contain unique columns. You can use these unique columns to create one-to-many relationships, which you will do in the Model Data in Power BI Desktop, Part 1 lab.
In the Queries pane, select the DimEmployeeSalesTerritory query.
The DimEmployeeSalesTerritory table stores one row for each employee and the sales territory regions they manage. The table supports relating many regions to a single employee. Some employees manage one, two, or possibly more regions. When you model this data, you’ll need to define a many-to-many relationship, which you’ll do in the Model Data in Power BI Desktop, Part 2 lab.
In the Queries pane, select the DimProduct query.
The DimProduct table contains one row per product sold by the company.
Horizontally scroll to reveal the last columns.
Notice the DimProductSubcategory column.
When you add transformations to this query in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab, you’ll use the DimProductSubcategory column to join tables.
In the Queries pane, select the DimReseller query.
The DimReseller table contains one row per reseller. Resellers sell, distribute, or add value to Adventure Works’ products.
To view column values, on the View ribbon tab, from inside the Data Preview group, select Column Profile.
Select the BusinessType column header.
Notice that a new pane opens beneath the data preview pane.
Review the column statistics and value distribution.
Notice the data quality issue: there are two labels for warehouse (Warehouse, and the misspelled Ware House).
Hover the cursor over the Ware House bar, and notice that there are five rows with this value.
You’ll apply a transformation to relabel these five rows in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab.
In the Queries pane, select the DimSalesTerritory query.
The DimSalesTerritory table contains one row per sales region, including Corporate HQ (headquarters). Regions are assigned to a country, and countries are assigned to groups. In the Model Data in Power BI Desktop, Part 1 lab, you’ll create a hierarchy to support analysis at region, country, or group level.
In the Queries pane, select the FactResellerSales query.
The FactResellerSales table contains one row per sales order line - a sales order contains one or more line items.
Review the column quality for the TotalProductCost column, and notice that 8% of the rows are empty.
Missing TotalProductCost column values is a data quality issue. To address the issue in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab, you'll apply transformations to fill in missing values by using the product standard cost, which is stored in the DimProduct table.
In this task, you will create a query based on a CSV file.
To add a new query, in the Power Query Editor window, on the Home ribbon tab, from inside the New Query group, select the New Source down-arrow, and then select Text/CSV.
In the Open window, navigate to the D:\DA100\Resources folder, and select the ResellerSalesTargets.csv file.
Select Open.
In the ResellerSalesTargets.csv window, review the data preview.
Select OK.
In the Queries pane, notice the addition of the ResellerSalesTargets query.
The ResellerSalesTargets CSV file contains one row per salesperson, per year. Each row records 12 monthly sales targets (expressed in thousands). The business year for the Adventure Works company commences on July 1.
Notice that no columns contain empty values. When there isn’t a monthly sales target, a hyphen character is stored instead.
Review the icons in each column header, to the left of the column name.
The icons represent the column data type. 123 is whole number, and ABC is text.
You’ll apply many transformations to achieve a different shaped result consisting of only three columns: Date, EmployeeKey, and TargetAmount in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab.
In this task, you will create an additional query based on a different CSV file.
Use the steps in the previous task to create a query based on the D:\DA100\Resources\ColorFormats.csv file.
The ColorFormats CSV file contains one row per product color. Each row records the HEX codes to format background and font colors. You’ll integrate this data with the DimProduct query data in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab.
In this task, you'll complete the lab.
On the View ribbon tab, from inside the Data Preview group, clear the three data preview options:
To save the Power BI Desktop file, on the File backstage view, select Save.
When prompted to apply the queries, select Apply Later.
Applying the queries will load their data to the data model. You’re not ready to do that, as there are many transformations that must be applied first.
If you intend to start the next lab, leave Power BI Desktop open.
You’ll apply various transformations to the queries and then apply the queries to load them to the data model in the Load Data in Power BI Desktop lab.


WITNESS LIST Criminal Jurisprudence Committee March 30, 1999-2:00P HB 163 Registering, but not testifying: For: Reeves, Linda (Texas Inmate Families Association) HB 199 For: Butts, Nina (Texans Against Gun Violence) Wallace, Sergeant Calvin (Self and Fort Worth Police Department) Zachrias, Larry (Texas Police Chiefs Association) Against: Tripp, Alice (Texas State Rifle Association State Affiliate for NRA) HB 635 For: Ballard, Veronica (Texas Department of Criminal Justice Parole Division) Tripp, Alice (Texas State Rifle Association) HB 656 For: Ogg, Kim (City of Houston Mayor's Office - Anti-Gang Office) Sanchez, Jr., Reynaldo (Houston Police Department) Taylor, Robert (Self and Houston Police Department) On: Spence, PhD, Richard (Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse) Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Claude (Lubbock Police Department and Texas Police Chiefs Association) Lyde, Jim (Self and Texas Municipal Police Assoc. - Tx Assoc. of School District Police and Tx Fraternal Order of Polic) Watson, Sergeant Rick A. (Bennie R. Click, Dallas Police Department, Chief of Police) HB 751 For: Gruchacz, John (Chief Al Philippus, San Antonio Police Department) Soto, Sergio G. (City of San Antonio) Registering, but not testifying: For: Mann, Tom (Texas Police Chief's Association and the Lubbock Police Department) HB 1001 For: Carollo, William J. (Dallas Police Association) McLaren, John (Self) Neuhaus, Joan (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Poynter, Rachel (American civil Liberties Union (ACLU)) HB 1040 Registering, but not testifying: For: Alvarez, Raul (Sierra Club - Lone Star Chapter) On: Davis, Mike (Self and State Fire Marshal / Texas Department of Insurance) HB 1107 For: Reeves, Linda (Texas Inmate Families Association) On: Kazen, Raven (Texas Department of Criminal Justice) Kepple, Rob (Texas District and County Attorneys Association) HB 1357 For: Boone, John S. (Self and Harris County District Attorney) Cox, Dennis (Self) On: Isaacks, Bruce (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Claude (Lubbock Police Department and Texas Police Chiefs Association) HB 3065 For: Healey, John (Self and John B. Holmes, D.A. of Harris County) HB 3066 For: Healey, John (Self and John B. Holmes, DA of Harris County) HB 3251 For: Reeves, Linda (Texas Inmate Families Association) On: Robinson, Steve (Executive Director / Texas Youth Commission) HB 3488 For: Hampton, Keith S. (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association) Registering, but not testifying: For: Mann, Tom (Texas Police Chief's Association and Lubbock Police Department) SB 70 On: Williams, Blake (Motor Fuels Tax Fraud Unit, Travis CO. DA Office) Registering, but not testifying: For: Newton, Chris (Texas Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association)


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A Conversational Agent to Support Citizen Interactions powered by Semantic AI
by Dennis Diefenbach
27.01.2020
@AMLD (Lausanne)
Constructing a Knowledge Graph about the European Union
The Knwoledge Graph is hosted using a new Wikimedia Project: Wikidata
Projects financed by the European Union
Can be edited by humans and by bots
Wikibase hosts Wikidata, one of the largest existing KGs containing 5 Billion triples.
Policy aspect: Provenance
QAnswer: Answering Questions on top of the Knowledge Graph
Intent Detection vs Semantic Parsing
Intent Detection
Question:
I have a problem, my flight was delayed!
Intents:
- Flight delayed
- Flight cancelled
- Flight overbooked
- Luggage lost.
Semantic Parsing
Question:
What are projects by DG Regio in Denmark?
Formal representation:
PREFIX lode: <https://linkedopendata.eu/entity/>
PREFIX lodp: <https://linkedopendata.eu/props/direct/>
SELECT ?s where {
?s lodp:P35 lode:Q9934 .
?s lodp:P32 lode:Q12 .
}
Asking question on the Knowledge Graph ...
Policy aspect: Explainability
Integration in a Conversational Agent
Conclusion
We have shown how:
- data about the European Union can be aggregated in a Knwoledge Graph
- this data can be made accessible via natural language
- the data can be accessed via a Conversational Agent.
Acknowledgmentes:
- Doris Team @ CNECT
- Max De Wilde
- Raphael Hubain


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Bittern Daffodil Narcissus'Bittern'
Look for this little guy at the bottom of the Floral Walk
Flowering Quince Chaenomeles speciosa 'Toyo Nishiki'
While you're near the Rose Garden don't miss this guy in the Ring Garden.
Princess Kay Flowering Plum Prunus nigra 'Princess Kay'
This double flower plum can be found in the Rose Garden.
Red Spire Flowering Pear Pyrus calleryana 'Red Spire'
Formerly in the old Amphitheatre, this tree can be found growing in the lawn near the Shoreline Trail.
Deseret Milkvetch Astragalus desereticus
Our Conservation Department is having success with this native milkvetch.
Remember, as the weather warms, animals awaken. Make sure to watch where you step in our Natural Area, rattlesnake season is just around the corner.


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WITNESS LIST Ethics, Select Committee March 31, 2003-10:00A HB 795 For: Schmidt, Robert W. (Self and Common Cause) Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen, Inc.) On: Lundquist, Karen (Texas Ethics Commission) McNeel, Raymond (Texas Democratic County Chairs Association) Registering, but not testifying: On: Latta, Karen (Sunset Commission) HB 1606 For: Schmidt, Robert W. (Self and Common Cause) Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen, Inc.) Woodford, Suzy (Common Cause Texas) Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) On: Lundquist, Karen (Texas Ethics Commission) McNeel, Raymond (Texas Democratic County Chairs Association) Ratliff, Thomas (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Whalen, Ken (Texas Daily Newspaper Association)


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