dictionary
Section: File Formats (5)
Updated: 02 May 2000
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NAME
dictionary - RADIUS dictionary file
DESCRIPTION
The dictionary file resides in the radius database directory,
by default /etc/raddb. It contains a list of RADIUS attributes
and values, which the server uses to map between descriptive names and
on-the-wire data.
Every line starting with a hash sign
('#')
is treated as comment and ignored.
Each line of the file can contain one of the following strings
- ATTRIBUTE name number type
-
Define a name to RADIUS attribute number mapping. The name
field can be any non-space text. The number must contain
an ASCII number for that name, as given in RFC2138. The
type field can be one of string, ipaddr,
integer, or date.
- VALUE attribute-name value-name number
-
Define a value name to value number mapping. The attribute-name
field must be previously defined by an ATTRIBUTE entry. The
value-name can be any non-space text. The number must
contain an ASCII number for that name, as given in RFC2138.
- VENDOR vendor-name number
-
Define a Vendor Specific Attribute encapsulation for vendor-name to
number.
- $INCLUDE filename
-
Include dictionary entries from the file filename. The
filename is taken as relative to the location of the
dictionary which is doing the inclusion.
FILES
/etc/raddb/dictionary ,
/etc/raddb/dictionary.*
SEE ALSO
radiusd(8),
naslist(5),
RFC2138,
RFC2139
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- FILES
-
- SEE ALSO
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2023
- TACLOn the Role of Negative Precedent in Legal Outcome PredictionTransactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics 2023
- ACLAn Ordinal Latent Variable Model of Conflict IntensityIn Proceedings of the 61st Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers) 2023
2022
- EMNLPAttentional Probe: Estimating a Module’s Functional PotentialIn Proceedings of the 2022 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing 2022
- COLINGBenchmarking Compositionality with Formal LanguagesIn Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Computational Linguistics 2022
- COLINGPrompting for a conversation: How to control a dialog model?In Proceedings of the Second Workshop on When Creative AI Meets Conversational AI 2022
- NAACLOn the Machine Learning of Ethical Judgments from Natural LanguageIn Proceedings of the 2022 Conference of the North American Chapter of the Asdsociation for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies, NAACL 2022, Seattle, WA, United States, July 10-15, 2022 2022
2021
- NAACLWhat About the Precedent: An Information-Theoretic Analysis of Common LawIn Proceedings of the 2021 Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies 2021
2020
- ACLInformation-Theoretic Probing for Linguistic StructureIn Proceedings of the 58th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, ACL 2020, Online, July 5-10, 2020 2020
- ACLA Tale of a Probe and a ParserIn Proceedings of the 58th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, ACL 2020, Online, July 5-10, 2020 2020
- SIGMORPHONSIGMORPHON 2020 Shared Task 0: Typologically Diverse Morphological InflectionIn Proceedings of the 17th SIGMORPHON Workshop on Computational Research in Phonetics, Phonology, and Morphology, SIGMORPHON 2020, Online, July 10, 2020 2020
- ACLAnalyzing Neural Discourse Coherence ModelsIn Proceedings of the First Workshop on Computational Approaches to Discourse 2020
2018
- JURIXUsing Agreement Statements to Identify Majority Opinion in UKHL Case LawIn Legal Knowledge and Information Systems - JURIX 2018: The Thirty-first Annual Conference, Groningen, The Netherlands, 12-14 December 2018 2018
2017
- JURISINFrom Case Law to Ratio DecidendiIn New Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence - JSAI-isAI Workshops, JURISIN, SKL, AI-Biz, LENLS, AAA, SCIDOCA, kNeXI, Tsukuba, Tokyo, Japan, November 13-15, 2017, Revised Selected Papers 2017


PAR: Place And Route Diamond (64-bit) <IP_ADDRESS>. Copyright (c) 1991-1994 by NeoCAD Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995 AT&T Corp. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995-2001 Lucent Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2001 Agere Systems All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2002-2017 Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, All rights reserved. Wed Oct 03 00:10:44 2018 C:/lscc/diamond/3.9_x64/ispfpga\bin\nt64\par -f FleaDSO_FleaDSO.p2t FleaDSO_FleaDSO_map.ncd FleaDSO_FleaDSO.dir FleaDSO_FleaDSO.prf -gui -msgset C:/lscc/diamond/3.9_x64/examples/FleaDSO/promote.xml Preference file: FleaDSO_FleaDSO.prf. Cost Table Summary Level/ Number Worst Timing Worst Timing Run NCD Cost [ncd] Unrouted Slack Score Slack(hold) Score(hold) Time Status ---------- -------- ----- ------ ----------- ----------- ---- ------ 5_1 * 0 -3.706 2892082 0.174 0 01:28 Complete * : Design saved. Total (real) run time for 1-seed: 1 mins 28 secs par done! Lattice Place and Route Report for Design "FleaDSO_FleaDSO_map.ncd" Wed Oct 03 00:10:44 2018 Best Par Run PAR: Place And Route Diamond (64-bit) <IP_ADDRESS>. Command Line: par -w -l 5 -i 6 -t 1 -c 0 -e 0 -gui -msgset C:/lscc/diamond/3.9_x64/examples/FleaDSO/promote.xml -exp parUseNBR=1:parCDP=1:parCDR=1:parPathBased=OFF FleaDSO_FleaDSO_map.ncd FleaDSO_FleaDSO.dir/5_1.ncd FleaDSO_FleaDSO.prf Preference file: FleaDSO_FleaDSO.prf. Placement level-cost: 5-1. Routing Iterations: 6 Loading design for application par from file FleaDSO_FleaDSO_map.ncd. Design name: FleaFPGA_Ohm_A5 NCD version: 3.3 Vendor: LATTICE Device: LFE5U-25F Package: CABGA381 Performance: 6 Loading device for application par from file 'sa5p25.nph' in environment: C:/lscc/diamond/3.9_x64/ispfpga. Package Status: Final Version 1.35. Performance Hardware Data Status: Final Version 50.1. License checked out. Ignore Preference Error(s): True Device utilization summary: PIO (prelim) 44/197 22% used 44/197 22% bonded IOLOGIC 6/199 3% used SLICE 408/12144 3% used GSR 1/1 100% used EBR 1/56 1% used PLL 2/2 100% used Number of Signals: 1190 Number of Connections: 2795 Pin Constraint Summary: 39 out of 39 pins locked (100% locked).  Starting Placer Phase 0. ............ Finished Placer Phase 0. REAL time: 10 secs Starting Placer Phase 1. ................. Placer score = 787073. Finished Placer Phase 1. REAL time: 21 secs Starting Placer Phase 2. . Placer score = 779528 Finished Placer Phase 2. REAL time: 22 secs Clock Report Global Clock Resources: CLK_PIN : 0 out of 12 (0%) GR_PCLK : 0 out of 12 (0%) PLL : 2 out of 2 (100%) DCS : 0 out of 2 (0%) DCC : 0 out of 60 (0%) CLKDIV : 0 out of 4 (0%) Quadrant TL Clocks: PRIMARY "clk_dvi" from CLKOP on comp "u0/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BL0", CLK/CE/SR load = 3 PRIMARY : 1 out of 16 (6%) Quadrant TR Clocks: PRIMARY : 0 out of 16 (0%) Quadrant BL Clocks: PRIMARY "clk_dvi" from CLKOP on comp "u0/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BL0", CLK/CE/SR load = 22 PRIMARY "user_module1.ADC_clk" from CLKOP on comp "user_module1/U1/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BR0", CLK/CE/SR load = 24 PRIMARY "user_module1/VGA_25MHz" from CLKOS on comp "user_module1/U1/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BR0", CLK/CE/SR load = 59 PRIMARY "clk_50" from CLKOS3 on comp "u0/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BL0", CLK/CE/SR load = 47 PRIMARY "user_module1.U2.v_sync_i" from Q0 on comp "user_module1/U2/SLICE_295" on site "R38C31A", CLK/CE/SR load = 28 PRIMARY "clk_vga" from CLKOS2 on comp "u0/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BL0", CLK/CE/SR load = 24 PRIMARY : 6 out of 16 (37%) Quadrant BR Clocks: PRIMARY "user_module1.ADC_clk" from CLKOP on comp "user_module1/U1/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BR0", CLK/CE/SR load = 2 PRIMARY "clk_50" from CLKOS3 on comp "u0/PLLInst_0" on PLL site "PLL_BL0", CLK/CE/SR load = 1 PRIMARY : 2 out of 16 (12%) Edge Clocks: No edge clock selected. + I/O Usage Summary (final): 44 out of 197 (22.3%) PIO sites used. 44 out of 197 (22.3%) bonded PIO sites used. Number of PIO comps: 39; differential: 5. Number of Vref pins used: 0. I/O Bank Usage Summary: +----------+----------------+------------+------------+------------+ | I/O Bank | Usage | Bank Vccio | Bank Vref1 | Bank Vref2 | +----------+----------------+------------+------------+------------+ | 0 | 6 / 24 ( 25%) | 3.3V | - | - | | 1 | 17 / 32 ( 53%) | 3.3V | - | - | | 2 | 0 / 32 ( 0%) | - | - | - | | 3 | 6 / 32 ( 18%) | 3.3V | - | - | | 6 | 6 / 32 ( 18%) | 2.5V | - | - | | 7 | 9 / 32 ( 28%) | 2.5V | - | - | | 8 | 0 / 13 ( 0%) | - | - | - | +----------+----------------+------------+------------+------------+ Total placer CPU time: 21 secs Dumping design to file FleaDSO_FleaDSO.dir/5_1.ncd. 0 connections routed; 2795 unrouted. Starting router resource preassignment Completed router resource preassignment. Real time: 27 secs Start NBR router at 00:11:13 10/03/18 ***************************************************************** Info: NBR allows conflicts(one node used by more than one signal) in the earlier iterations. In each iteration, it tries to solve the conflicts while keeping the critical connections routed as short as possible. The routing process is said to be completed when no conflicts exist and all connections are routed. Note: NBR uses a different method to calculate timing slacks. The worst slack and total negative slack may not be the same as that in TRCE report. You should always run TRCE to verify your design. ***************************************************************** Start NBR special constraint process at 00:11:13 10/03/18 Start NBR section for initial routing at 00:11:15 10/03/18 Level 1, iteration 1 12(0.00%) conflicts; 2069(74.03%) untouched conns; 547011 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.648ns/-547.011ns; real time: 34 secs Level 2, iteration 1 30(0.00%) conflicts; 1898(67.91%) untouched conns; 540754 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-540.754ns; real time: 36 secs Level 3, iteration 1 19(0.00%) conflicts; 1854(66.33%) untouched conns; 545935 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.671ns/-545.935ns; real time: 38 secs Level 4, iteration 1 59(0.01%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 551479 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-551.479ns; real time: 41 secs Info: Initial congestion level at 75% usage is 0 Info: Initial congestion area at 75% usage is 0 (0.00%) Start NBR section for normal routing at 00:11:25 10/03/18 Level 1, iteration 1 13(0.00%) conflicts; 62(2.22%) untouched conns; 549981 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-549.982ns; real time: 44 secs Level 4, iteration 1 41(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 550076 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-550.077ns; real time: 46 secs Level 4, iteration 2 21(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 551723 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-551.723ns; real time: 48 secs Level 4, iteration 3 15(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 552716 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-552.716ns; real time: 50 secs Level 4, iteration 4 7(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 552716 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-552.716ns; real time: 50 secs Level 4, iteration 5 5(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 554667 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-554.668ns; real time: 52 secs Level 4, iteration 6 4(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 554667 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-554.668ns; real time: 52 secs Level 4, iteration 7 4(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 555154 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-555.155ns; real time: 54 secs Level 4, iteration 8 4(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 555154 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-555.155ns; real time: 54 secs Level 4, iteration 9 3(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 562112 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.706ns/-562.113ns; real time: 56 secs Level 4, iteration 10 2(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 562112 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.706ns/-562.113ns; real time: 56 secs Level 4, iteration 11 2(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 572459 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.849ns/-572.460ns; real time: 58 secs Level 4, iteration 12 3(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 572459 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.849ns/-572.460ns; real time: 58 secs Level 4, iteration 13 1(0.00%) conflict; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 566211 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.849ns/-566.212ns; real time: 1 mins Level 4, iteration 14 0(0.00%) conflict; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 566211 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.849ns/-566.212ns; real time: 1 mins Start NBR section for performance tuning (iteration 1) at 00:11:44 10/03/18 Level 4, iteration 1 2(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 556840 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.657ns/-556.841ns; real time: 1 mins 2 secs Level 4, iteration 2 0(0.00%) conflict; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 564354 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.706ns/-564.355ns; real time: 1 mins 4 secs Start NBR section for performance tuning (iteration 2) at 00:11:48 10/03/18 Level 4, iteration 1 3(0.00%) conflicts; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 563345 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.706ns/-563.346ns; real time: 1 mins 6 secs Level 4, iteration 2 1(0.00%) conflict; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 570799 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.789ns/-570.800ns; real time: 1 mins 8 secs Start NBR section for re-routing at 00:11:54 10/03/18 Level 4, iteration 1 0(0.00%) conflict; 0(0.00%) untouched conn; 564345 (nbr) score; Estimated worst slack/total negative slack<setup>: -3.706ns/-564.346ns; real time: 1 mins 12 secs Start NBR section for post-routing at 00:11:56 10/03/18 End NBR router with 0 unrouted connection NBR Summary ----------- Number of unrouted connections : 0 (0.00%) Number of connections with timing violations : 255 (9.12%) Estimated worst slack<setup> : -3.706ns Timing score<setup> : 2892082 ----------- Notes: The timing info is calculated for SETUP only and all PAR_ADJs are ignored. Total CPU time 1 mins 10 secs Total REAL time: 1 mins 27 secs Completely routed. End of route. 2795 routed (100.00%); 0 unrouted. Hold time timing score: 0, hold timing errors: 0 Timing score: 2892082 Dumping design to file FleaDSO_FleaDSO.dir/5_1.ncd. All signals are completely routed. PAR_SUMMARY::Run status = completed PAR_SUMMARY::Number of unrouted conns = 0 PAR_SUMMARY::Worst slack<setup/<ns>> = -3.706 PAR_SUMMARY::Timing score<setup/<ns>> = 2892.082 PAR_SUMMARY::Worst slack<hold /<ns>> = 0.174 PAR_SUMMARY::Timing score<hold /<ns>> = 0.000 PAR_SUMMARY::Number of errors = 0 Total CPU time to completion: 1 mins 11 secs Total REAL time to completion: 1 mins 28 secs par done! Copyright (c) 1991-1994 by NeoCAD Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995 AT&T Corp. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 1995-2001 Lucent Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2001 Agere Systems All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2002-2017 Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, All rights reserved.


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SensESP
0.4.3
Universal Signal K sensor framework for ESP8266 and ESP32
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#include <signalk_emitter.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SKEmitter (String sk_path) | |
| virtual String | as_signalK () |
| String & | get_sk_path () |
| void | set_sk_path (const String &path) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Observable | |
| void | notify () |
| void | attach (std::function< void()> observer) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static const std::vector< SKEmitter * > & | get_sources () |
Protected Attributes | |
| String | sk_path |
A SignalK emitter is one that produces SignalK output to be forwarded to the SignalK server (if the system is connected to one). SignalK is reported via the as_signalK() method.
Definition at line 19 of file signalk_emitter.h.
| SKEmitter::SKEmitter | ( | String | sk_path | ) |
The constructor
| sk_path | The SignalK path that identifies this particular output |
Definition at line 5 of file signalk_emitter.cpp.
|
inlinevirtual |
Returns the data to be reported to the server as a SignalK json string.
Reimplemented in SKOutput< T >, SKOutput< T >, SKOutputTime, and SKOutput< T >.
Definition at line 34 of file signalk_emitter.h.
|
inline |
Returns the current SignalK path. An empty string is returned if this particular source is not configured or intended to return actual data.
Definition at line 42 of file signalk_emitter.h.
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inlinestatic |
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inline |
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protected |
Definition at line 55 of file signalk_emitter.h.


Creates gridworld environments.
| shape | [ |
|---|---|
| goal.states | [ |
| cliff.states | [ |
| reward.step | [ |
| cliff.transition.states | [ |
| reward.cliff | [ |
| diagonal.moves | [ |
| wind | [ |
| cliff.transition.done | [ |
| stochasticity | [ |
| ... | [ |
A gridworld is an episodic navigation task, the goal is to get from start state to goal state.
Possible actions include going left, right, up or down. If diagonal.moves = TRUE
diagonal
moves are also possible, leftup, leftdown, rightup and rightdown.
When stepping into a cliff state you get a reward of reward.cliff
,
usually a high negative reward and transition to a state specified by cliff.transition.states
.
In each column a deterministic wind specified via wind
pushes you up a specific number of
grid cells (for the next action).
A stochastic gridworld is a gridworld where with probability stochasticity
the next state
is chosen at random from all neighbor states independent of the actual action.
If an action would take you off the grid, the new state is the nearest cell inside the grid.
For each step you get a reward of reward.step
, until you reach a goal state,
then the episode is done.
States are enumerated row-wise and numeration starts with 0. Here is an example 4x4 grid:
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |
| 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
So a board position could look like this (G: goal state, x: current state, C: cliff state):
| G | o | o | o |
| o | o | o | o |
| o | x | o | o |
| o | o | o | C |
$step(action)
Take action in environment.
Returns a list with state
, reward
, done
.
$reset()
Resets the done
flag of the environment and returns an initial state.
Useful when starting a new episode.
$visualize()
Visualizes the environment (if there is a visualization function).


Image parsing methods
mlapi.api_users_methods.
create_user
Creates new user in database
Active DB connection class
Users email
The amount of uses (POST request to API)
Whether the admin has admin rights
JSON formatted response with login and password fields.
update_user
TODO
delete_user
check_if_authorized
Checks whether the user is authorized to send admin request


=== Anti-Virus ===
Anti-virus is a technology aimed at preventing malicious software from being deployed on the system. As a penetration tester we should be able to identify these types of anti-virus technologies and be able to protect against them. Anti-virus is a small subset of all of the different preventative measures that can be in place, for example host-based intrusion prevention systems, web application firewalls, and other preventative technologies.


Pino is the fastest logger for Node.js.
Pino logs in JSON, and it is API-compatible with Bunyan.
It also includes a shell utility to pretty-print its log files
Several applications have been ported to Pino from Bunyan
or Winston and they experienced a 20% to 100% throughput increase.


The kafka-proto-serde
module provides an Apache Kafka
Serde/Serializer/Deserializer implementation for
Google’s Protocol Buffers (aka. Protobuf, Proto) and some
convenience building blocks to ease the Kotlin experience while working with the
Java based libraries.
| com.fleshgrinder.kotlin.kafka.BaseSerde |
BaseSerde combines Serde, Serializer, and Deserializer into a single unit and fixes type information for Kotlin. One should not program against this directly, however, it is a convenient basis for writing Kafka Serdes for other types that you might require in your code base. |
| com.google.protobuf.Message (extensions in package com.fleshgrinder.kotlin.kafka) | |
| com.fleshgrinder.kotlin.kafka.NativeSerde |
NativeSerde decorates Kafka Serdes and allows direct access to its Serializer and Deserializer functions. |
| com.fleshgrinder.kotlin.kafka.Proto |
Proto is a more descriptive type alias for the very generic Message interface from Protobuf. It is also how most people address Protobuf in their conversational language, hence, it aligns the code with that. |
| com.fleshgrinder.kotlin.kafka.ProtoSerde |
The ProtoSerde class is a Kafka Serde/Serializer/Deserializer for Proto, version 2 and 3, objects. |


GTKPOD(1) gtkpod Manual GTKPOD(1) NAME gtkpod - GTK2 based software for managing songs and playlists on an Apple iPod SYNOPSIS gtkpod [-h] [-m path] [-p filename] [--hash filename] DESCRIPTION This manual page briefly describes the gtkpod command. OPTIONS gtkpod supports the following options: -h, --help Displays the help message. -m, --mountpoint path Define the mountpoint of your iPod. -p filename Increment playcount for file filename by one. --hash filename Print gtkpod hash for file filename. FILES ~/.gtkpod/prefs Per user configuration file. Should normally only updated through the program itself. /etc/gtkpod/prefs Global configuration file. Used if no configuration file exist for the user starting gtkpod. ~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.in If this file exists, gtkpod will try to execute it at startup This is done before attempting to mount the iPod directory (optional) or read the iTunesDB (optional). ~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.out If this file exists, gtkpod will try to execute it while exiting the program. This is done after attempting to unmount the iPod directory (optional) and sending the "eject" command to the iPod (optional). /etc/gtkpod/gtkpod.in, /etc/gtkpod/gtkpod.out Used instead of the per user scripts if the former ones don't exist and these do. ~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.load If this file exists, gtkpod will execute it before loading the contents of an iPod with the iPod's mountpoint as the only command line argument. Put any commands needed to access the iPod here, for example if you need to mount the iPod manually. ~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.eject If this file exists, gtkpod will execute it when ejecting an iPod with the the iPod's mountpoint as the only command line argument. Put any commands you want to execute after gtkpod has written the changes to the iPod here. For example: sudo eject $1 gtkpod will not attempt to do any magic of it's own to mount/unmount/eject the iPod. AUTHOR Jorg Schuler <jcsjcs at users.sourceforge.net> Corey Donohoe <atmos at atmos.org> Adrian Ulrich <pab at blinkenlights.ch> and others This manpage was written by Frank Lichtenheld. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version. gtkpod 2.1.2 2009-01-04 GTKPOD(1)


Here are some of my favorite people!
These are my three favorite, in order:
Thanks for reading about me!


Everything should be 100% responsive
Your website should work regardless of a users device or screensize. Don't break the functionality of HTML with CSS.
CSS for designing faster than the speed of light
v<%= version %> <%= size %>
Your website should work regardless of a users device or screensize. Don't break the functionality of HTML with CSS.
Just because it's readable to you on your laptop, doesn't mean it is readable by your users on their device. Make sure your type is big. Make sure your contrast is high.
Code isn't for making a developers life easier. It's for improving the lives of our users. If it's not doing that, why write it. A developer's time is not precious. A user's time is.
If a computer can do it, you shouldn't have to.
Single purpose classes that are easy to grock.
Tachyons isn't a monolithic framework. It's a collection of <%= modulesCount %> self contained modules that can be mixed and matched or used independently. Pick what you want, leave the rest.
A flexible plugin framework for preprocessing css. View on Github
Base classes are mobile by default. Can be overridden by namespaced classes targeting larger breakpoints.
Who cares about colors. Unless you're painting a bikeshed.
Small css modules for debugging stacking and layout issues. Can easily be turned on or off during development.
Construct anything from complex layouts to responsive components with a series of single purpose classes.
Powers of two. Starting at .25
Take what you need. Leave the rest. Small and flat css modules make it easy to grab only what you need without needing to figure out dependencies.
Infinitely nestable. Fully fluid. Extremely light-weight.
Minification, auto-prefixing, and so much more.
"It seems silly at first to write code that looks like inline HTML styling but Tachyons works. Instead of wasting time hunting down and dealing with CSS overrides, I now spend time iterating on the design... which is what we're supposed to be doing in the first place :)"
"CSS frameworks shouldn't be one-size-fits-all. Tachyons nails it with its modular approach, eliminating bloat from day one."
Tachyons is just a series of css modules. They are available on npm and github so that you can mix and match to suit your project's needs. Since tachyons module architecture optimizes for gzip compression most of them are extremely small (well under a kilobyte) so you can start using them without adding bloat to your css.
npm install --save-dev tachyons-module-name


T
- public class AStarMap<T extends AbstractNode>
extends java.lang.Object
It's width as well as hight can be set up on construction. The map can represent nodes that are walkable or not, it can be printed to sto, and it can calculate the shortest path between two nodes avoiding walkable nodes.
Usage of this package: Create a node class which extends AbstractNode and implements the sethCosts method. Create a NodeFactory that implements the NodeFactory interface. Create Map instance with those created classes.
ExampleUsage
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AbstractNode
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected static boolean |
CANMOVEDIAGONALY
weather or not it is possible to walk diagonally on the map in general.
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private java.util.List<T> |
closedList
list containing nodes already visited/taken care of.
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private boolean |
done
done finding path?
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protected int |
higth
higth + 1 is size of second dimension of nodes.
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private NodeFactory |
nodeFactory
a Factory to create instances of specified nodes.
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private T[][] |
nodes
holds nodes. first dim represents x-, second y-axis.
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private java.util.List<T> |
openList
list containing nodes not visited but adjacent to visited nodes.
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protected int |
width
width + 1 is size of first dimension of nodes.
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AStarMap(int width,
int higth,
NodeFactory nodeFactory)
constructs a squared map with given width and hight.
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private java.util.List<T> |
calcPath(T start,
T goal)
calculates the found path between two points according to
their given
previousNode field. |
void |
drawMap()
prints map to sto.
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findPath(int oldX,
int oldY,
int newX,
int newY)
finds an allowed path from start to goal coordinates on this map.
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private java.util.List<T> |
getAdjacent(T node)
returns a LinkedList with nodes adjacent to the given node.
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getNode(int x,
int y)
returns node at given coordinates.
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initEmptyNodes()
initializes all nodes.
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private T |
lowestFInOpen()
returns the node with the lowest fCosts.
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private void |
print(java.lang.String s)
prints something to sto.
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void |
setWalkable(int x,
int y,
boolean bool)
sets nodes walkable field at given coordinates to given value.
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protected static boolean CANMOVEDIAGONALY
private T extends AbstractNode[][] nodes
protected int width
protected int higth
private NodeFactory nodeFactory
private java.util.List<T extends AbstractNode> openList
private java.util.List<T extends AbstractNode> closedList
private boolean done
public AStarMap(int width, int higth, NodeFactory nodeFactory)
The nodes will be instanciated througth the given nodeFactory.
width
- higth
- nodeFactory
- private void initEmptyNodes()
public void setWalkable(int x, int y, boolean bool)
x/y must be bigger or equal to 0 and smaller or equal to width/hight.
x
- y
- bool
- public final T getNode(int x, int y)
x/y must be bigger or equal to 0 and smaller or equal to width/hight.
x
- y
- public void drawMap()
a player will be represented as "o", an unwakable terrain as "#". Movement penalty will not be displayed.
private void print(java.lang.String s)
public final java.util.List<T> findPath(int oldX, int oldY, int newX, int newY)
This method uses the A* algorithm. The hCosts value is calculated in the given Node implementation.
This method will return a LinkedList containing the start node at the beginning followed by the calculated shortest allowed path ending with the end node.
If no allowed path exists, an empty list will be returned.
x/y must be bigger or equal to 0 and smaller or equal to width/hight.
oldX
- oldY
- newX
- newY
- private java.util.List<T> calcPath(T start, T goal)
previousNode
field.start
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DOUBLE TAKE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Writer/director George Gallo's buddy movie, DOUBLE TAKE, stars Orlando Jones (THE REPLACEMENTS) as sophisticated stockbroker Daryl Chase and Eddie Griffin (DEUCE BIGALOW: MALE GIGOLO) as foul-mouthed street hustler Freddy Tiffany. The confusing and awkward script is loosely based on the 1957 movie ACROSS THE BRIDGE with Rod Steiger.
DOUBLE TAKE is a comedy in which half of the audience's laughs at our screening came from Freddy's propensity to mock his little, white, fluffy dog by calling her "bitch." Personally, I didn't find any of the film funny, although I did smile when Freddy tried to drive a car across the Rio Grande. Whoops, too deep.
It all starts when Daryl befriends Freddy, who is falsely accused of a crime. Or is he? The movie relies on the old routine of things frequently not being what they seem. Well, before you know it, Daryl is suspected of a double murder and is heading for Mexico, where the CIA will protect him.
Along the way, Daryl and Freddy swap identities. Daryl, who graduated from Harvard, has to learn the ways of the street from Freddy, who graduated from "HKU (Hard Knock University)."
The ridiculousness of the script is perhaps best shown in Daryl's actions on the train. While the train is moving, he demands that they install a 2-line phone, Internet access and a Fax machine in his compartment. This just doesn't make any sense whether you take his request to be a serious one, as it appears to be, or as a joke. In either case, it isn't funny, and it doesn't make any sense in the context of the story.
The entire movie plays like a reject for a convoluted Saturday Night Live skit.  This movie isn't even worth a first take, much less a double take.
DOUBLE TAKE runs 1:30. It is rated PG-13 for violence and language and would be acceptable for kids around 11 and up.
My son Jeffrey, age 11, thought the film was funny and gave it ***. His favorite part was the way that they switched places. He said that the story did not fit together properly so they should have spent about 15 more minutes in the beginning developing the characters.
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Bears-Rams on NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” falls hard from last week’s Panthers-Packers game
by Tony MaglioTime to turn in your badge and gun, Nathan Fillion? “The Rookie” tied its series-low rating last night, when ABC settled for fourth place among viewers 18-49.
NBC was first in ratings with a 3.6 rating/16 share in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and in total viewers with an average of 12 million, according to preliminary numbers. Those Nielsen numbers were the average of the network’s 90-minute pregame show and then the “Sunday Night Football” game itself. The Chicago Bears vs. the Los Angeles Rams contest was way down from last week’s Carolina Panthers-Green Bay Packers game.
CBS was second in ratings with a 2.1/9 and in viewers with 11.7 million. After an NFL overrun, “60 Minutes” starting at 8-ish had a 1.6/6 and 11 million viewers. At 9 or so, “God Friended Me” got a 0.8/3 and 6.9 million viewers. “NCIS: Los Angeles” at 10 received a 0.6/3 and 5.8 million viewers. “Madam Secretary” aired outside of primetime.
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Fox was third in ratings with a 0.7/3 and fourth in viewers with 1.8 million. Following reruns, “The Simpsons” at 8 had a 0.8/4 and 2.1 million viewers. At 8:30, “Bless the Harts” got a 0.6/3 and 1.6 million viewers. “Bob’s Burgers” at 9 received a 0.8/3 and 1.8 million viewers. At 9:30, “Family Guy” finished off primetime with a 0.8/3 and 1.9 million viewers.
ABC was fourth in ratings with a 0.6/3 and third in viewers with 4.1 million. “America’s Funniest Home Videos” at 7 had a 0.8/3 and 5.5 million viewers. “Kids Say the Darndest Things” at 8 got a 0.6/2 and 4.1 million viewers. At 9, “Shark Tank” received a 0.6/3 and 3.3 million viewers. “The Rookie” at 10 managed a 0.5/3 and 3.6 million viewers.
Telemundo and Univision tied for fifth in ratings, both with a 0.4/2. Telemundo was fifth in total viewers with 1.4 million, Univision was sixth with 1.3 million.
The CW was seventh in ratings with a 0.2/1 and in viewers with 821,000. “Batwoman” at 8 had a 0.3/1 and 1 million viewers. At 9, “Supergirl” got a 0.2/1 and 801,000 viewers.
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| void | ResetFromSubset (const SchedulingConstraintHelper &other, absl::Span< const int > tasks) |
| int | NumTasks () const |
| void | SetTimeDirection (bool is_forward) |
| IntegerValue | DurationMin (int t) const |
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| IntegerValue | StartMin (int t) const |
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| bool | IsPresent (int t) const |
| bool | IsAbsent (int t) const |
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| const std::vector< TaskTime > & | TaskByIncreasingEndMin () |
| const std::vector< TaskTime > & | TaskByDecreasingStartMax () |
| const std::vector< TaskTime > & | TaskByDecreasingEndMax () |
| const std::vector< TaskTime > & | TaskByIncreasingShiftedStartMin () |
| void | ClearReason () |
| void | AddPresenceReason (int t) |
| void | AddDurationMinReason (int t) |
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| void | AddStartMinReason (int t, IntegerValue lower_bound) |
| void | AddStartMaxReason (int t, IntegerValue upper_bound) |
| void | AddEndMinReason (int t, IntegerValue lower_bound) |
| void | AddEndMaxReason (int t, IntegerValue upper_bound) |
| void | AddEnergyAfterReason (int t, IntegerValue energy_min, IntegerValue time) |
| void | AddReasonForBeingBefore (int before, int after) |
| std::vector< Literal > * | MutableLiteralReason () |
| std::vector< IntegerLiteral > * | MutableIntegerReason () |
| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool | IncreaseStartMin (int t, IntegerValue new_min_start) |
| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool | DecreaseEndMax (int t, IntegerValue new_max_end) |
| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool | PushTaskAbsence (int t) |
| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool | PushIntegerLiteral (IntegerLiteral bound) |
| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool | ReportConflict () |
| const std::vector< IntegerVariable > & | StartVars () const |
| const std::vector< IntegerVariable > & | EndVars () const |
| const std::vector< IntegerVariable > & | DurationVars () const |
| void | WatchAllTasks (int id, GenericLiteralWatcher *watcher, bool watch_start_max=true, bool watch_end_max=true) const |
| void | SetOtherHelper (SchedulingConstraintHelper *other_helper, IntegerValue event) |
| void | ClearOtherHelper () |
| void | ImportOtherReasons (const SchedulingConstraintHelper &other_helper) |
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| const std::vector<TaskTime>& operations_research::sat::SchedulingConstraintHelper::TaskByDecreasingStartMax | ( | ) |
| const std::vector<TaskTime>& operations_research::sat::SchedulingConstraintHelper::TaskByDecreasingEndMax | ( | ) |
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| ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool operations_research::sat::SchedulingConstraintHelper::PushIntegerLiteral | ( | IntegerLiteral | bound | ) |
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Using Atom's Hydrogen package, you can execute any Python script codes within a fenced code block in a Markdown source. So you can edit your code verifying its execution results. But unfortunately (as long as I know), the entire Markdown source cannot be executed all at once as a standalone script and cannot be ran by Python interpreter. Pheasant connects between a pure Python script and a Markdown source. Actually, this page is written by a pure Python code.
5.1 How to
A basic idea is that Markdown cells and Python code cells generally appear alternately. We can write a Markdown cell with a successive comment lines. In order to be recognized as a Markdown cell, #
must be at the begining of lines. But we can insert a blank line to make a paragraph.
Normal Python code is treated as a code cell as you expect. A code cell can contain any comments as long as the comments don't start at the begining of line.
def add(x: int, y: int) -> int:
"""Add `x` and `y`."""
return x + y # a comment in a code cell.
def sub(x: int, y: int) -> int:
"""Substract `y` from `x`."""
return x - y # a comment in a code cell.
[1] 2019-11-11 14:27:51 (6.05ms) python3 (6.05ms)
When a comment starts at the begining of line after a code block, it divides the source into a code cell and a Markdown cell. This new Markdown cell will continue until next Python code appears.
If you want to include a comment at the begining of line, you can write like this:
becomes
# First comment in a code cell.
a = 1
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Despite of a Markdown cell, you may want to devide successive codes into separate cells. This can be done by putting a special inline comment to define a cell. The comment pattern is # -
. For example,
becomes
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a, b, c = 1, 2, 3
a
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1
b
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You can add options to a code block by adding them after a cell devider.
Above python code is equivalent to the next Markdown source.
Then you can hide the python code cell.
- Output:
d
is equal to 4.
5.2 Fenced code block in Python source
You can write a fenced code block in a Python source as comment.
becomes:
print(1)
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1
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becomes:
5.3 A package for comment formatting
In this scheme, we have to write many comments for Markdown cells. But a linter such as pycodestyle doesn't allow us to write a very long comment in one line longer than (for example) 79 characters. This means that we have to write Markdown source with several new line characters even we are writing one paragraph. In order to overcome this incovenient situation, a comment formatting pakage pyls-cwrap
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is called elliptic integral if R(t, s) is a rational function of t and s, and s2 is a cubic or quartic polynomial in t.
Elliptic integrals generally can not be expressed in terms of elementary functions. However, Legendre showed that all elliptic integrals can be reduced to the following three canonical forms:
Elliptic Integral of the First Kind (Legendre form)
Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind (Legendre form)
Elliptic Integral of the Third Kind (Legendre form)
where
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When φ = π / 2, the elliptic integrals are called complete.
Complete Elliptic Integral of the First Kind (Legendre form)
Complete Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind (Legendre form)
Complete Elliptic Integral of the Third Kind (Legendre form)
Carlson [6] [7] gives an alternative definition of elliptic integral's canonical forms:
Carlson's Elliptic Integral of the First Kind
where x, y, z are nonnegative and at most one of them may be zero.
Carlson's Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind
where x, y are nonnegative, at most one of them may be zero, and z must be positive.
Carlson's Elliptic Integral of the Third Kind
where x, y, z are nonnegative, at most one of them may be zero, and p must be nonzero.
Carlson's Degenerate Elliptic Integral
where x is nonnegative and y is nonzero.
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RC(x, y) = RF(x, y, y) |
Carlson proved in [7] that
The Legendre form and Carlson form of elliptic integrals are related by equations:
In particular,
The conventional methods for computing elliptic integrals are Gauss and Landen transformations, which converge quadratically and work well for elliptic integrals of the first and second kinds. Unfortunately they suffer from loss of significant digits for the third kind. Carlson's algorithm [5] [8], by contrast, provides a unified method for all three kinds of elliptic integrals with satisfactory precisions.
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I think of logs as a new way to write exponents. For reference, 2^3=8 the logarithmic form is log2 8=3. So all you do is move the numbers around. You can also do it backwards let’s say I have log5 25=2 I can move the numbers and get its basic form which is 5^2=25.Logs can be easy and fun once you understand how to do them.
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| Uses of Xml in pl.mbdev.openstage |
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| Subclasses of Xml in pl.mbdev.openstage | |
|---|---|
class |
Image
Shows an image on the screen of phone. |
class |
IppAction
Entity used to perform an action on OpenStage phone. |
class |
IppAlert
Used to display alerts to the user and after the alert is sent away, user can see normal content of the IppScreen . |
class |
IppButton
Can be added to IppForm . |
class |
IppChoiceGroup
Choice element, which can be added to IppForm , and is similar to the
IppList . |
class |
IppCommand
Allows user's interaction with many aspects of the OpenStage phone. |
class |
IppDateField
A field with a date and time that can be added to IppForm . |
class |
IppDisplay
Definition of IppDisplay, required sub-node of IppPhone . |
class |
IppForm
Important type of XML object, used to send user-created data from the OpenStage phone to the external server. |
class |
IppGauge
Automated or user editable gauge, which can be added to IppForm . |
class |
IppHidden
Can store key-value pairs that are sent to the server when an IppCommand of
type IppCommand.Type.SELECT is used. |
class |
IppImageItem
Item with an image that can be added to IppForm . |
class |
IppItem
Used to attach IppCommand s to single entries of the IppForm . |
class |
IppKey
Element that allows direct input of the pressed keys values to the remote server. |
class |
IppList
Used to create lists of elements, one or more of which then can be selected, according to the list type. |
class |
IppPhone
Recommended, and one of two possible root nodes of a XML application. |
class |
IppPhoneNumber
Enables translation of a phone number stored in a local phone book of OpenStage. |
class |
IppPlayer
Player is designed for applications that involve audio streaming. |
class |
IppScreen
Sub-node of IppDisplay object. |
class |
IppSpacer
Separates two consecutive entries of the IppForm with a blank, empty line. |
class |
IppStringItem
This simple item can be added to IppForm , and consists of single line of static
text with two columns. |
class |
IppTextBox
Multi-line box with editable text, which is similar to IppTextField , but can be
added directly to IppScreen and cannot be added to IppForm . |
class |
IppTextField
Can be added to IppForm and is in appearance similar to IppStringItem ,
but IppTextField can be edited. |
class |
IppTicker
Ticker is a piece of text, which is displayed underneath the title bar and moves from right to left across the display. |
class |
Option
Options are added to the IppList . |
class |
OptionText
Text field of the Option of the IppList . |
class |
XmlFormItem
Abstract parent of all form items, all of which can be wrapped with IppItem to
associate command with them. |
class |
XmlText
Superclass of IppTextBox , and also used in IppTextField . |
class |
XmlWithKey
A superclass of various objects that have a key attribute. |
| Fields in pl.mbdev.openstage declared as Xml | |
|---|---|
private Xml |
Xml.logicalRoot
The node that is considered as a node with respect to which all operations are made. |
private Xml |
Xml.parent
Parent of this node. |
| Fields in pl.mbdev.openstage with type parameters of type Xml | |
|---|---|
private java.util.ArrayList<Xml> |
Xml.subObjects
References to all sub-objects of this XML object. |
| Methods in pl.mbdev.openstage that return Xml | |
|---|---|
Xml |
IppScreen.add(IppAlert al)
Adds a new IppAlert to this screen, remember that the screen can have only
one alert, and cannot have any other IppList , IppTextBox ,
IppPlayer or IppForm if it has an alert. |
Xml |
IppScreen.add(IppForm f)
Adds the provided IppForm to this IppScreen, remember that the screen can
have only one form, and cannot have any other IppAlert , IppList ,
IppTextBox or IppPlayer if it has a form. |
Xml |
IppScreen.add(IppList l)
Adds a new IppList to this screen, remember that the screen can have only
one list, and cannot have any other IppAlert , IppTextBox ,
IppPlayer or IppForm if it has a list. |
Xml |
IppScreen.add(IppPlayer pl)
Adds a new IppPlayer to this screen, remember that the screen can have only
one player, and cannot have any other IppList , IppTextBox ,
IppAlert or IppForm if it has a player. |
Xml |
IppScreen.add(IppTextBox t)
Adds a new IppTextBox to this screen, remember that the screen can have only
one text box, and cannot have any other IppAlert , IppList ,
IppPlayer or IppForm if it has a text box. |
protected Xml |
Xml.add(Xml o)
Adds the provided XML object to sub-objects of this object, and returns it. |
protected Xml |
IppItem.add(Xml o)
|
Xml |
IppForm.add(XmlFormItem fi)
Adds the provided form item (any subclass of the XmlFormItem ) to this
IppForm. |
protected Xml |
Xml.addAndReturn(java.lang.String nodeName,
java.lang.Object contents)
Adds a simple sub-node to this XML entity, and returns a reference to it. |
private Xml |
IppScreen.addUnique(Xml o)
Adds an element to this screen's sub-nodes, which is supposed to be unique. |
protected Xml |
Xml.getLogicalRoot()
Gets the logical root of this object. |
protected Xml |
Xml.getParent()
Returns the parent node of this node, provided that this node is some other object's sub-node. |
protected Xml |
Xml.getSubNode(int index)
|
| Methods in pl.mbdev.openstage that return types with arguments of type Xml | |
|---|---|
protected java.util.ArrayList<Xml> |
Xml.getSubNodes()
Returns reference to the list of sub-nodes of this object. |
| Methods in pl.mbdev.openstage with parameters of type Xml | |
|---|---|
protected Xml |
Xml.add(Xml o)
Adds the provided XML object to sub-objects of this object, and returns it. |
protected Xml |
IppItem.add(Xml o)
|
private Xml |
IppScreen.addUnique(Xml o)
Adds an element to this screen's sub-nodes, which is supposed to be unique. |
protected int |
Xml.getSubNodeIndex(Xml o)
Returns the index of the first occurrence of the specified element in sub-nodes list, or -1 if that list does not contain the element. |
private void |
Xml.insert(Xml o)
Inserts the provided object between this node and its parent. |
protected void |
Xml.logicalAdd(Xml o)
Adds the provided XML object to the logical root of this object. |
private void |
Xml.remove(Xml o)
Removes selected item from the list of sub-nodes of this XML object. |
protected void |
Xml.setParent(Xml o)
Sets parent of this object to a desired one. |
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While berating journalists and others on Twitter, Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone admitted to having back channel communications with WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange to collude in the sabotage of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Source: Huffington Post


29th & 30th March EA Training Camp
What have I learned in this camp? Through this taining camp, I have learned how to how to create a website. Want to learn how to make your own website? So this are the few steps. First, you need to create a github account. Through this gihub, you can publish your own webpage in public so that you can let others to look at what you have create.
Step 1
Picture above is the example Github account profile you will see now. Then you have to create a repository in your github. Just follow the few steps below.
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Now you will able to see your own page as a website. Next you just have to learn HTML to defines your contain and CSS to defines your layout. You might wonder how to link your online repositories with your own Text Editor. Well you can use Github desktop to clone yoour repositories to your local desktop. Download Github desktop and sign in with your github account. Then from your github profile online, you will able to clone your repository and make changes with your text editor.
After you have clone your repositories, it will create a file in your local file explorer. Then you can open it with your text editor and start coding. After you save your work in your text editor, just went back your github desktop and push it to the origin.


Please edit the JSON of body of reportRequest of Ga API
The default data in following textarea is the standard format. What you should do is modifying it, and you can read the DOCUMENT OF GA'S REPORTING API V4
After finishing the data editing, click the SignedIn Button again.


Twitter Bootstrap is a free collection of tools for creating websites and web applications. It contains HTML and CSS-based design templates for typography, forms, buttons, charts, n avigation and other interface components, as well as optional JavaScript extensions


This course will be solution focused. I'll spend a little bit of time at the beginning describing DevOps, CI/CD, and AWS. In re:Invent terms, this is close to a 300-level session. Not super deep, but also makes the assumption that they are engineers and architects, are aware of the cloud, and want to learn how to do continuous delivery, etc. on the AWS platform in a fully-automated manner.
I'll focus purely on deployment pipeline architectures and implementation and not on software architectures. Will let the viewer determine how they can use it with various software architecture types (e.g. monoliths, microservices, FaaS, BaaS, etc.). I might make brief references to software architectures but I think anything other than that won't provide the proper level of depth and lessen the course's focus.
With very few exceptions, I plan to use only AWS tools. These tools include:
CodePipeline will be the primary tool for all the examples. All of the solutons will be automated via CloudFormation. There will be seven examples that use many of the tools above. All of the examples will be available from our GitHub repository. All seven examples are based on the static website. This website is the one you're viewing now and will be used to walk viewers through the lesson. The seven example solutions are:
I'll add additional complexity to the "static website" to include Java builds, services running on containers, databases, etc. but all the examples will use this website to make the live changes. I plan to incorporate the use of some third-party integratations, open-source tools into the actions. Viewers can fork the repository to make their own changes.
There will be a lesson for each of seven examples listed above. Each lesson will follow a similar format:
The stages will be a focal point of each lesson. As mentioned above, most examples will include a six-stage pipeline as described below:


Reports methods that are identical to their super methods. Such methods have the same signature
as their super method and either have an identical body or only their body consists only of a call to the super method.
These methods are redundant and can be removed.
Use the first checkbox below to run the inspection for the methods that override library methods.
Checking library methods may slow down the inspection.
Use the second checkbox below to ignore methods that only delegate calls to their super methods.


B | |
| buildInfo [MongoAdmin] | |
C | |
| change_collection [Mongo] |
change instance collection
|
| collStats [MongoAdmin] | |
| comment [MongoMetaOp] | comment s q attach a comment s to a query q
|
| connPoolStats [MongoAdmin] | |
| count [Mongo] |
counts the number of documents in a collection
|
| create [MongoAdmin] |
create a MongoAdmin.
|
| create [Mongo] |
create a Mongo.
|
| create_delete [MongoRequest] |
create a delete reuqest.
|
| create_get_more [MongoRequest] |
create a get_more request.
|
| create_header [MongoHeader] |
create a general header.
|
| create_insert [MongoRequest] |
create an insert request.
|
| create_kill_cursors [MongoRequest] |
create a kill_cursors request.
|
| create_local_default [MongoAdmin] |
create a MongoAdmin connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>, port 27017.
|
| create_local_default [Mongo] |
create a Mongo connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>, port 27017.
|
| create_query [MongoRequest] |
create a query request.
|
| create_request_header [MongoHeader] |
create a request header.
|
| create_update [MongoRequest] |
create an update request.
|
| cur_timestamp [MongoUtils] | |
| cursorInfo [MongoAdmin] | |
D | |
| decode_cstring [MongoUtils] | |
| decode_header [MongoHeader] |
decode a str (received from MongoDB) to a header
|
| decode_int32 [MongoUtils] | |
| decode_int64 [MongoUtils] | |
| decode_reply [MongoReply] |
decode a string received from MongoDB to a MongoReply
|
| delete_all [Mongo] |
delete the all documents matched in MongoDB.
|
| delete_one [Mongo] |
delete the first document matched in MongoDB.
|
| destroy [MongoAdmin] |
destroy a MongoAdmin.
|
| destroy [Mongo] |
destroy a Mongo.
|
| drop_all_index [Mongo] |
drop all index of a collection
|
| drop_collection [Mongo] |
removes an entire collection from a database
|
| drop_database [Mongo] |
drops a database, deleting the associated data files
|
| drop_index [Mongo] |
drop a index
|
E | |
| encode_cstring [MongoUtils] | |
| encode_header [MongoHeader] |
encode the header to string, so it can be combined with the message body and sent
|
| encode_int32 [MongoUtils] | |
| encode_int64 [MongoUtils] | |
| ensure_index [Mongo] |
ensure an index
|
| ensure_multi_simple_index [Mongo] |
ensure multi-fields index (helper)
|
| ensure_simple_index [Mongo] |
ensure an index (helper)
|
| explain [MongoMetaOp] | explain q provides information on the query q plan
|
F | |
| find [Mongo] |
find all / the default number of documents in the db and collection.
|
| find_of_num [Mongo] |
find the desired number of documents in the db and collection.
|
| find_one [Mongo] |
find the first document in the db and collection.
|
| find_q [Mongo] |
find all / the default number of documents in the db and collection matching the bson query.
|
| find_q_of_num [Mongo] |
find the desired number of documents in the db and collection matching the bson query.
|
| find_q_one [Mongo] |
find the first document in the db and collection matching the bson query.
|
| find_q_s [Mongo] |
find all / the default number of documents in the db and collection matching the bson query, each document returned will only contains elements specified in the selector doc.
|
| find_q_s_of_num [Mongo] |
find the desired number of documents in the db and collection matching the bson query, each document returned will only contains elements specified in the selector doc.
|
| find_q_s_one [Mongo] |
find the first documents in the db and collection matching the bson query, each document returned will only contains elements specified in the selector doc.
|
G | |
| getCmdLineOpts [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_collection_name [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_collection_name [Mongo] | |
| get_cursor [MongoReply] |
get the cursor_id out of a MongoReply
|
| get_db_name [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_db_name [Mongo] | |
| get_document_list [MongoReply] |
get the document list returned out of a MongoReply
|
| get_file_descr [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_file_descr [Mongo] | |
| get_header [MongoReply] |
get the MongoHeader out of a MongoReply
|
| get_indexes [Mongo] |
return a list of all indexes
|
| get_ip [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_ip [Mongo] | |
| get_message_len [MongoHeader] |
get the message length out of a header
|
| get_more [Mongo] |
get all / the default number of documents via a cursor_id.
|
| get_more_of_num [Mongo] |
get the desired number of documents via a cursor_id.
|
| get_num_returned [MongoReply] |
get the number of items returned out of a MongoReply
|
| get_op [MongoHeader] |
get the operation out of a header
|
| get_port [MongoAdmin] | |
| get_port [Mongo] | |
| get_request_id [MongoHeader] |
get the request id out of a header
|
| get_response_flags [MongoReply] |
get the response_flags field out of a MongoReply
|
| get_response_to [MongoHeader] |
get the response_to id out of a header
|
| get_starting_from [MongoReply] |
get the starting_from field out of a MongoReply
|
H | |
| hint [MongoMetaOp] | hint is q forces the query optimizer to use a specific index is to fulfill the query q
|
| hostInfo [MongoAdmin] | |
I | |
| insert [Mongo] |
insert a list of bson documents into MongoDB.
|
K | |
| kill_cursors [Mongo] |
kill a list of cursors, to save MongoDB resources.
|
L | |
| listCommands [MongoAdmin] | |
| listDatabases [MongoAdmin] | |
M | |
| max [MongoMetaOp] | max is q specify the exclusive upper bound for a specific index is in order to constrain the results of a query q
|
| maxScan [MongoMetaOp] | maxScan i q constrains the query q to only scan the specified number of documents i when fulfilling the query
Note: Contrary to what the official documentation say, it doesn't limit the number of documents a cursor will return for a query but limit the number of document the query will scan
|
| min [MongoMetaOp] | min is q specify the inclusive lower bound for a specific index is in order to constrain the results of a query q
|
O | |
| of_code [MongoOperation] |
convert an int32 to an operation, Unknwon_op_code will be raised if the code cannot be recognised
|
| orderBy [MongoMetaOp] | orderBy fs q sorts the results of a query q by specifics fields fs
|
P | |
| print_buffer [MongoUtils] | |
R | |
| returnKey [MongoMetaOp] | returnKey q only return the index field or fields for the results of the query q
|
S | |
| send_no_reply [MongoSend] |
this function just send a string out via the supplied file_descr.
|
| send_with_reply [MongoSend] |
this function will send the string and wait for a response as a MongoReply
|
| serverStatus [MongoAdmin] | |
| showDiskLoc [MongoMetaOp] | showDiskLoc q adds a field $diskLoc to the returned documents.
|
| snapshot [MongoMetaOp] | snapshot q prevents the cursor from returning a document more than once because an intervening write operation results in a move of the document
|
T | |
| to_code [MongoOperation] |
convert an operation to an int32
|
| to_string [MongoReply] |
convert a MongoReply to a human readable string
|
| to_string [MongoHeader] |
convert a header to a human readable string
|
U | |
| update_all [Mongo] |
update all documents matched in MongoDB.
|
| update_one [Mongo] |
update the first document matched in MongoDB.
|


Malcom hints at possible Barcelona return
Zenit St Petersburg winger Malcom has suggested that he may return to Barcelona at the end of the season.
by Darren PlantAfter a poor opening campaign at Camp Nou, Malcom was allowed to join Zenit during the summer, only to quickly become unsettled in Russia due to racist abuse from the club's supporters.
Despite being less than halfway through his first year at Zenit, the Brazilian has hinted that a second stint at the Catalan giants is a possibility.
The 22-year-old told RMC Sport: "I have received messages about returning to Barcelona.
"Whenever I was given a chance to play (at Barcelona) I think I did well. For that reason, I believe the Barcelona fans still love me."
Malcom has made just two appearances for the Russian outfit this season.
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The react-native-agora is an open-source wrapper for react-native developers. This SDK takes advantage of React Native and Agora RTC Video SDKs on Android/iOS.
Install with npm:
npm install --save react-native-agora
Or, install with yarn:
yarn add react-native-agora
Either way, then link with:
react-native link react-native-agora
| Method Name | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
| init | Option | create and initialize AgoraRtcEngine instance, notice: invoke this method, it will start subscribe events |
| Promise |
String channelName, Number uid, String? token, String? extraInfo | join channel |
| on | String: EventType, Handler: Function | addEventListener for native module events |
| off | String: EventType | removeEventListeners for native module events |
| removeAllListeners | void | remove all event listeners |
| destroy | void | destroy AgoraRtcEngine instance |
| getSdkVersion | Function: callback | get sdk version |
| Promise |
void | enable network quality test |
| Promise |
void | disable network quality test |
| Promise |
void | quit channel |
| setupLocalVideo | Number: uid, Number: renderMode, Number: reactTag | setup local video |
| setupRemoteVideo | Number: uid, Number: renderMode, Number: reactTag | setup remote video |
| startPreview | void | open video preview |
| stopPreview | void | close video preview |
| setLiveTranscoding | LiveTranscoding | start live trancoding |
| setLocalRenderMode | Number: mode | set local video render mode |
| setRemoteRenderMode | Number: uid, Number: mode | set remote video render mode |
| enableAudioVolumeIndication | Number: interval, Number smooth | enable speaker volume notification |
| Promise |
void | switch mobile camera |
| enableVideo | void | enable video |
| disableVideo | void | disable video |
| setEnableSpeakerphone | Boolean: enabled | set enable speaker phone |
| Promise |
Boolean: enabled | set camera auto focus face mode |
| setDefaultAudioRouteToSpeakerphone | Boolean: enabled | set default audio route to speaker phone |
| Promise |
Boolean: enabled | set camera torch on |
| muteLocalAudioStream | Boolean: enabled | mute/unmute local audio |
| muteRemoteAudioStream | Number: uid, Boolean: enabled | mute/unmute remote audio by uid |
| muteAllRemoteAudioStreams | Boolean: enabled | mute/unmute all remote audio |
| muteLocalVideoStream | Boolean: enabled | mute/unmute local video stream |
| enableLocalVideo | Boolean: enabled | set enabled status to local video |
| muteAllRemoteVideoStreams | void | mute/unmute all remote videos |
| muteRemoteVideoStream | Number: uid, Boolean: enabled | mute/unmute remote video by uid |
| Promise |
Boolean: reliable, Boolean: ordered | createDataStream |
| Promise |
String: token | renew token |
| Promise |
void | return connection state |
| setClientRole | Number: role(1: host, 2: audience) | change client role |
| enableAudio | void | enable audio |
| disableAudio | void | disable audio |
| enableLocalAudio | Boolean: enable | enable/disable local audio |
| muteLocalAudioStream | Boolean: mute | enable/disable local audio stream |
| muteAllRemoteAudioStreams | Boolean: mute | enable/disable all remote audio streams |
| muteRemoteAudioStream | Number: uid, Boolean: mute | mute/unmute remote audio stream by uid |
| adjustRecordingSignalVolume | Number: volume | Adjusts the recording volume. |
| adjustPlaybackSignalVolume | Number: volume | Adjusts the playback volume. |
| enableAudioVolumeIndication | Number: interval, Number: smooth | Enables the onAudioVolumeIndication callback at a set time interval to report on which users are speaking and the speakers' volume. |
| Promise |
{filepath: String, quality: int} | start audio recording |
| Promise |
void | stop audio recording |
| methodisSpeakerphoneEnabled | void | Checks whether the speakerphone is enabled. |
| setInEarMonitoringVolume | Number: volume | Sets the volume of the in-ear monitor. |
| setLocalVoicePitch | Number(double): pitch | Changes the voice pitch of the local speaker. |
| setLocalVoiceEqualization | Number: bandFrequency, Number: bandGain | Sets the local voice equalization effect. |
| setLocalVoiceReverb | Number: reverbKey, Number: value | Sets the local voice reverberation. |
| startAudioMixing | {filepath: String, loopback: Boolean, replace: Boolean, cycle: Int} | android & ios |
| stopAudioMixing | void | stop audio mixing |
| pauseAudioMixing | void | android & ios |
| resumeAudioMixing | void | resume audio mixing |
| adjustAudioMixingVolume | Number: volume | adjust audio mixing volume, call this method when you are in a channel |
| adjustAudioMixingPlayoutVolume | Number: volume | adjust audio mixing playout volume, call this method when you are in a channel |
| adjustAudioMixingPublishVolume | Number: volume | Adjusts the volume of audio mixing for publishing (sending to other users). call this method when you are in a channel. |
| Promise |
void | Gets the duration (ms) of the music file. Call this method when you are in a channel. |
| Promise |
void | Gets the playback position (ms) of the music file. Call this method when you are in a channel. |
| Promise |
Number: pos | Sets the playback position (ms) of the music file to a different starting position (the default plays from the beginning). |
| Promise |
void | Retrieves the volume of the audio effects. |
| Promise |
Number(double): volume | Sets the volume of the audio effects. |
| Promise |
Number: soundId, Number(double): volume | Sets the volume of a specified audio effect. |
| Promise |
{soundId: Number, filepath: String, loopCount: Number, pitch: Number(double), gain: Boolean, publish: Boolean} | Plays a specified audio effect. android & ios |
| Promise |
Number: soundId | Stops playing a specified audio effect. |
| Promise |
void | Stops all playing audio effects. |
| Promise |
Number: soundid, String: filepath | Preloads a specified audio effect file into the memory. Supported audio formats: mp3, aac, m4a, 3gp, wav. |
| Promise |
Number: soundId | Releases a specified preloaded audio effect from the memory. |
| Promise |
Number: soundId | Pauses a specified audio effect. |
| Promise |
void | Pauses all audio effects. |
| Promise |
void | Resumes playing a specified audio effect. |
| Promise |
void | Resumes playing all audio effects. |
| setAudioSessionOperationRestriction | void | ios only |
| Promise |
void | Starts an audio call test. |
| Promise |
void | Stop the audio call test. |
| Promise |
{sampleRate: Number, channel: Number, mode: Number, samplesPerCall: Number } | Sets the audio recording format for the RecordFrame callback. |
| Promise |
{sampleRate: Number, channel: Number, mode: Number, samplesPerCall: Number } | Sets the audio playback format for the onPlaybackFrame callback. |
| Promise |
{url: String, x: Number, y: Number, width: Number, height: Number } | add video watermark |
| clearVideoWatermarks | void | remove the watermark image from the video stream added by addVideoWatermark |
| setLocalPublishFallbackOption | Number: option(0, 1, 2) | android & ios |
| setRemoteSubscribeFallbackOption | Number: option (0, 1, 2) | android & ios |
| Promise |
Boolean: enabled | Enables/disables dual-stream mode. |
| setRemoteVideoStreamType | { uid: Number, streamType: Number } | Sets the video stream type of the remotely subscribed video stream. |
| setRemoteDefaultVideoStreamType | { streamType: Number } | Sets the default video stream type of the remotely subscribed video stream. |
| Promise |
InjectionStream | Injects an online media stream to a live broadcast. |
| Promise |
String: url | Removes a CDN live stream URL address. |
| Promise |
Boolean: quality | |
| Sets the preference option for the video quality (Live broadcast only). | ||
| Promise |
Number: mode | Sets the local video mirror mode. |
| Promise |
void | Switches between front and rear cameras. |
| Promise |
void | Checks whether the camera zoom function is supported. |
| Promise |
void | Checks whether the camera flash function is supported. |
| Promise |
void | Checks whether the camera manual focus function is supported. |
| Promise |
void | Checks whether the camera exposure function is supported. |
| Promise |
void | Checks whether the camera face auto-focus function is supported. |
| Promise |
Number(float): zoomFactor | Sets the camera zoom ratio. |
| Promise |
void | Gets the maximum zoom ratio of the camera.android only |
| Promise |
{x: Number(double), y: Number(double) } | Sets the camera manual focus position. |
| Promise |
{x: Number(double), y: Number(double) } | Sets the camera exposure position. |
| Promise |
Boolean isOn | Enables the camera flash function. |
| Promise |
Boolean enabled | Enables the camera auto-face focus function. |
| Promise |
void | getcalll id |
| Promise |
filepath: String, level: Number | specifies an SDK output log file. |
| addPublishStreamUrl | { url: String, enabled: Boolean } | Adds a CDN live stream URL address. it must be invoked after invoking setLiveTranscoding |
| removePublishStreamUrl | { url: String } | Removes a CDN live stream URL address. |
export interface Option {
appid: String,
videoProfile: number
channelProfile: number,
videoEncoderConfig: VideoEncoderConfig,
clientRole: number,
audioProfile: number,
audioScenario: number
}
export interface VideoEncoderConfig {
width: number,
height: number,
bitrate: number,
frameRate: number,
orientationMode: number,
}
export interface LiveTranscoding {
size: Size,
videoBitrate: number,
videoFramerate: number,
lowLatency: boolean,
videoGop: number,
videoCodecProfile: number,
transcodingUsers: Array<TranscodingUser>,
transcodingExtraInfo: string,
watermark: BackgroundImage,
backgroundImage: BackgroundImage,
backgroundColor: Color,
audioSampleRate: number,
audioBitrate: number,
audioChannels: number,
}
export interface InjectionStream {
config: {
size: {
width: Number,
height: Number,
},
videoGop: Number,
videoBitrate: Number,
audioBitrate: Number,
audioSampleRate: Number,
videoFrameRate: Number
audioChannels: Number
}
}
RtcEngine.on('eventName', (data) => {
console.log(data);
});
| Name | Description | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| warning | warning | all |
| error | error | all |
| apiCallExecute | capture agora native api call executed | all |
| joinChannelSuccess | join channel success | all |
| reJoinChannelSuccess | rejoin channel success | all |
| leaveChannel | quit channel | all |
| clientRoleChanged | when changed client role | all |
| userJoined | when user joined channel | all |
| userOffline | when user left channel | all |
| connectionStateChanged | when connection state changed | all |
| connectionLost | when connection lost | all |
| tokenPrivilegeWillExpire | when token will expire | all |
| requestToken | when token expired | all |
| microphoneEnabled | when microphone enabled | all |
| audioVolumeIndication | notice audio volume | all |
| activeSpeaker | reports which user is the loudest speaker | all |
| firstLocalAudioFrame | when the first local audio frame is sent | all |
| firstRemoteAudioFrame | when the first remote audio frame is sent | all |
| videoStopped | when video stopped | all |
| firstLocalVideoFrame | when first local video frame is sent | all |
| firstRemoteVideoDecoded | when first remote video is decoded | all |
| firstRemoteVideoFrame | when first remote video frame is rendered | all |
| userMuteAudio | when a remote user's audio stream is muted/unmuted | all |
| userMuteVideo | when a remote user's video stream is muted/unmuted | all |
| userEnableVideo | when a remote user enables/disables the video module | all |
| userEnableLocalVideo | when a remote user enables/disables the local video capture function | all |
| videoSizeChanged | when the video size or rotation information of a specified remote user changes | all |
| remoteVideoStateChanged | when the remote video stream state changes | all |
| localPublishFallbackToAudioOnly | Occurs when the published video stream falls back to an audio-only stream due to unreliable network conditions or switches back to the video when the network conditions improve. | all |
| remoteSubscribeFallbackToAudioOnly | Occurs when the remote video stream falls back to an audio-only stream due to unreliable network conditions or switches back to the video after the network conditions improve. | all |
| audioRouteChanged | when the local audio pkayout route changes | all |
| cameraReady | when the camera is turned on and ready to capture video | all |
| cameraFocusAreaChanged | when the camera focus area is changed | all |
| cameraExposureAreaChanged | The camera exposure area has changed | all |
| remoteAudioStats | Reports the statistics of the audio stream from each remote user/host. | all |
| rtcStats | Reports the statistics of the RtcEngine once every two seconds | all |
| lastmileQuality | Reports the last mile network quality of the local user once every two seconds before the user joins the channel. Last mile refers to the connection between the local device and Agora's edge server. After the application calls the enableLastmileTest method, this callback reports once every two seconds the uplink and downlink last mile network conditions of the local user before the user joins the channel. | all |
| networkQuality | Reports the last mile network quality of each user in the channel once every two seconds. Last mile refers to the connection between the local device and Agora's edge server. This callback reports once every two seconds the uplink last mile network conditions of each user in the channel. If a channel includes multiple users, then this callback will be triggered as many times. | all |
| localVideoStats | Reports the statistics of the uploading local video streams. This callback is triggered once every two seconds for each individual user/host. If there are multiple users/hosts in the channel, this callback is triggered multiple times every 2 seconds. | all |
| remoteVideoStats | Reports the statistics of the video stream from each remote user/host. The SDK triggers this callback once every two seconds for each remote user/host. If a channel includes multiple remote users, the SDK triggers this callback as many times. This callback reports statistics more closely linked to the real-user experience of the video transmission quality than the statistics that the onRemoteVideoTransportStats callback reports | all |
| audioTransportStatsOfUid | Reports the transport-layer statistics of each remote audio stream. | all |
| videoTransportStatsOfUid | Reports the transport-layer statistics of each remote video stream. | all |
| localAudioMixingFinish | Occurs when the audio mixing file playback finishes. | all |
| remoteAudioMixingStart | Occurs when a remote user starts audio mixing. | ios |
| remoteAudioMixingFinish | Occurs when a remote user finishes audio mixing. | ios |
| audioEffectFinish | Occurs when the audio effect file playback finishes. | all |
| streamPublished | Occurs when a CDN live stream is published. | all |
| streamUnpublish | Occurs when CDN live streaming stops. This callback notifies the host that the CDN live stream is unpublished. | all |
| transcodingUpdate | Occurs when the publisher's transcoding settings are updated. | all |
| streamInjectedStatus | Reports the status of the injected online media stream. | all |
| receiveStreamMessage | Occurs when the local user receives a remote data stream within five seconds. | all |
| occurStreamMessageError | Occurs when the local user fails to receive a remote data stream. | all |
| mediaEngineLoaded | Occurs when the media engine is loaded. | all |
| mediaEngineStartCall | Occurs when the media engine starts. | all |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| showLocalVideo | boolean: (true |
| remoteUid | uid for remote |
| zOrderMediaOverlay (Android only) | enable zorder to media overlay |
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PM Imran reaffirms resolve to make Pakistan an Islamic welfare state
by News DeskPrime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday reaffirmed his government’s resolve to establish a Madina-like Islamic welfare state, saying that establishing a society in line with the vision of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was a monumental task that would require time and unwavering commitment.
In his address at the International Rehmatul-lil-Alameen (SAW) Conference in Islamabad, the premier said the personality and character of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) made him the perfect role model for the youth.
“Every youngster should learn from the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) because therein lies the secret to achieving greatness,” said PM Imran.
He said the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led government was working on reforming Pakistan’s education system and wanted to ensure that every child learns about how the Holy Prophet (PBUH) transformed a tribal society into a global force.
“We need to understand the reasons for the rise and fall of Muslims in history,” he said. “Malaysia and Turkey have decided to work together to create films on great Islamic leaders so that Muslims can learn their great history.”
The premier also spoke about the importance of justice and ensuring equal treatment for all members of a Muslim society.
“Those who plundered the wealth of the nation do not deserve to be spared. No NROs or other relaxations can be given to people guilty of corruption,” he asserted.
“Compassion is for the poor and downtrodden segments of society – not for the powerful and corrupt. Injustice and deviation from merit are critical in the decline of any society.”
Taking to Twitter, the premier said states would rise if they follow modern principles founded by the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in Madina.
In his message released earlier in the day, PM Imran said Islam had introduced the concept of a welfare state to the world. “The Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Khulafa-e-Rashideen practically materialised this thought in the first Hijri century.”
He said the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) marked the end of inhumanity, oppression, tyranny, ignorance, injustice and deviation from the right path.
Separately, President Alvi reiterated the government’s commitment to develop Pakistan as a welfare state on the model of the state of Madina.
He expressed hope that the economic and social reforms initiated by the PTI-led government would bring about a positive change in Pakistan.
He urged the citizens, particularly religious scholars, to play their role in making Pakistan a welfare state.


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SdFat
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ios_base and ios classes More...
#include "../FsLib/FsLib.h"
Classes | |
| class | ios |
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| class | ios_base |
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Typedefs | |
| typedef fspos_t | pos_t |
Functions | |
| ios_base & | boolalpha (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | dec (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | hex (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | internal (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | left (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | noboolalpha (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | noshowbase (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | noshowpoint (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | noshowpos (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | noskipws (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | nouppercase (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | oct (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | right (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | showbase (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | showpoint (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | showpos (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | skipws (ios_base &str) |
| ios_base & | uppercase (ios_base &str) |
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For internal use in c++ streams
function for boolalpha manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for dec manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for hex manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for internal manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for left manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for noboolalpha manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for noshowbase manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for noshowpoint manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for noshowpos manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for noskipws manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for nouppercase manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for oct manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for right manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for showbase manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for showpoint manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for showpos manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |
function for skipws manipulator
| [in] | str | The stream |


A simple simulation.
A simulation framework that fuses relational probabilistic models and agent-based models. This software is in the pre-release stage, so feel free to play with it, but keep in mind that not all pieces may be working. Until there is a release, please don't open issues and flex your own Python muscle to fix problems you encounter.