gamejs
gamejs.ready()
is maybe the most important function as it kickstarts your app:
var gamejs = require('gamejs');
ready(function() {
gamejs.logging.info('I am ready!')
});
If you use images or sounds preload all assets with gamejs.preload(['./files/foo.png'])
before calling ready()
.
Also in this module is the Rect
class which is generally useful when dealing with Surfaces and simple rectangles (e.g. for collisions).
Functions
Class Rect
Instance Methods
- clip(Rect)
- clone()
- collideLine(pointA, pointB)
- collidePoint(point)
- collideRect(rect)
- inflate(amount, amount)
- inflateIp(amount, amount)
- move(x, y)
- moveIp(x, y)
- toString()
- union(union)
Instance Properties
Rect (position, dimensions)
Creates a Rect. Rects are used to hold rectangular areas. There are a couple of convinient ways to create Rects with different arguments and defaults.
Any function that requires a gamejs.Rect
argument also accepts any of the
constructor value combinations Rect
accepts.
Rects are used a lot. They are good for collision detection, specifying an area on the screen (for blitting) or just to hold an objects position.
The Rect object has several virtual attributes which can be used to move and align the Rect:
top, left, bottom, right topleft, bottomleft, topright, bottomright center width, height w,h
All of these attributes can be assigned to. Assigning to width or height changes the dimensions of the rectangle; all other assignments move the rectangle without resizing it. Notice that some attributes are Numbers and others are pairs of Numbers.
Example
new Rect([left, top]) // width & height default to 0
new Rect(left, top) // width & height default to 0
new Rect(left, top, width, height)
new Rect([left, top], [width, height])
new Rect(oldRect) // clone of oldRect is created
Parameters
| Array|gamejs.Rect | position | Array holding left and top coordinates |
| Array | dimensions | Array holding width and height |
Rect.prototype.bottom
Bottom, Y coordinate
Rect.prototype.bottomleft
Bottom-left Position. You can assign a rectangle form.
Rect.prototype.bottomright
Bottom-right Position. You can assign a rectangle form.
Rect.prototype.center
Center Position. You can assign a rectangle form.
Rect.prototype.clip (Rect)
Return the area in which this Rect and argument Rect overlap.
Parameters
| gamejs.Rect | Rect | to clip this one into |
Returns
| gamejs.Rect | new Rect which is completely inside the argument Rect, zero sized Rect if the two rectangles do not overlap |
Rect.prototype.collideLine (pointA, pointB)
Parameters
| Array | pointA | start point of the line |
| Array | pointB | end point of the line |
Returns
| true if the line intersects with the rectangle |
Rect.prototype.collidePoint (point)
Check for collision with a point.
collidePoint(x,y)
or collidePoint([x,y])
or collidePoint(new Rect(x,y))
Parameters
| Array|gamejs.Rect | point | the x and y coordinates of the point to test for collision |
Returns
| Boolean | true if the point collides with this Rect |
Rect.prototype.collideRect (rect)
Check for collision with a Rect.
Parameters
| gamejs.Rect | rect | the Rect to test check for collision |
Returns
| Boolean | true if the given Rect collides with this Rect |
Rect.prototype.height
Height of rectangle
Rect.prototype.inflate (amount, amount)
Grow or shrink the rectangle size
Parameters
| Number | amount | to change in the width |
| Number | amount | to change in the height |
Returns
| gamejs.Rect | inflated rectangle centered on the original rectangle's center |
Rect.prototype.inflateIp (amount, amount)
Grow or shrink this Rect in place - not returning a new Rect like inflate(x, y)
would.
Parameters
| Number | amount | to change in the width |
| Number | amount | to change in the height |
Rect.prototype.left
Left, X coordinate
Rect.prototype.move (x, y)
Move returns a new Rect, which is a version of this Rect moved by the given amounts. Accepts any rectangle form. as argument.
Parameters
| Number|gamejs.Rect | x | amount to move on x axis |
| Number | y | amount to move on y axis |
Rect.prototype.moveIp (x, y)
Move this Rect in place - not returning a new Rect like move(x, y)
would.
moveIp(x,y)
or moveIp([x,y])
Parameters
| Number|gamejs.Rect | x | amount to move on x axis |
| Number | y | amount to move on y axis |
Rect.prototype.right
Right, X coordinate
Rect.prototype.top
Top, Y coordinate
Rect.prototype.topleft
Top-left Position. You can assign a rectangle form.
Rect.prototype.topright
Top-right Position. You can assign a rectangle form.
Rect.prototype.union (union)
Join two rectangles
Parameters
| gamejs.Rect | union | with this rectangle |
Returns
| gamejs.Rect | rectangle containing area of both rectangles |
Rect.prototype.width
Width of rectangle
Rect.prototype.y
Position x value, alias for left
.
onTick (callbackFunction, callbackScope)
The function passed to onTick
will continously be called at a
frequency determined by the browser (typically between 1 and 60 times per second).
Parameters
| Function | callbackFunction | the function you want to be called |
| Function | callbackScope | optional scope for the function call |
ready (callbackFunction)
ReadyFn is called once all modules and assets are loaded.
Parameters
| Function | callbackFunction | the function to be called once gamejs finished loading |


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SHTOOLS(1) SHTOOLS 2.6 SHTOOLS(1)
SHTOOLS
SHTOOLS - A library of fortran 95 routines used for working with spherical harmonics and functions defined on the sphere.
SYNOPSIS
use SHTOOLS f95 -p $SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -YEXT_NAMES=LCS -YEXT_SFX=_ -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram g95 -I$SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -fno-second-underscore -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram gfortran -J$SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram
DESCRIPTION
SHTOOLS is an archive of fortran 95 based software that can be used to perform (among others) spherical harmonic transforms and reconstructions, rotations of spherical harmonic coefficients, and multitaper spectral analyses on the sphere. While several collections of code currently exist for working with data expressed in spherical harmonics, this one is unique for several reasons: - It can accommodate any standard normalization of the spherical harmonic functions, including the "Geodesy" 4-pi; normalized, orthonormalized, Schmidt semi-normalized, and unnormalized harmonics. - Spherical harmonic transforms can be calculated by exact quadrature rules using either (1) the sampling theorem of Driscoll and Heally (1994) where data are equally sampled (or spaced) in latitude and longitude, or (2) Gauss-Legendre quadrature. In addition, a least squares inversion routine for irregularly sampled data is included. - One can choose to use or exclude the Condon-Shortley phase factor of (-1)^m with the associated Legendre functions. - The spherical harmonic transforms are proven to be accurate to approximately degree 2800, corresponding to a spatial resolution of better than 4 arc minutes. - Routines are included for performing localized multitaper spectral analyses. - Routines are included for performing standard gravity calculations, such as computation of the geoid and the determination of the potential associated with finite-amplitude topography. - The routines are fast.
USE
In order to use the SHTOOLS functions and subroutines in your own code, it is necessary to place the statement USE SHTOOLS directly after the routine name, and before an IMPLICIT NONE statement. When compiling your code, it will be necessary to link to the SHTOOLS library and pre-compiled module files. For this purpose, it may be useful to define the environment variables SHTOOLSMODPATH and SHTOOLSLIBPATH in your login file by using setenv SHTOOLSMODPATH = "shtoolslocation"/SHTOOLS/modules setenv SHTOOLSLIBPATH = "shtoolslocation"/SHTOOLS/lib where "shtoolslocation" is the root directory of the SHTOOLS directory, normally /usr/local. In addition, some routines require linking to the fast Fourier transform package FFTW, and linear algebra packages LAPACK and BLAS. As an example of compiling and linking a program "MyProgram.f95" to the necessary library and module files, one might use the following commands: Absoft ProFortran 10 f95 -p $SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -YEXT_NAMES=LCS -YEXT_SFX=_ -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram g95 g95 -I$SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -fno-second-underscore -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram gfortran gfortran -J$SHTOOLSMODPATH -L$SHTOOLSLIBPATH -lSHTOOLS2.4 -lfftw3 -lm -llapack -lblas -O3 MyProgram.f95 -o MyProgram It may be necessary to modify the fortran compiler options in order to link to the LAPACK and FFTW libraries. If the library ATLAS exists on your system, this could be used instead of BLAS.
SEE ALSO
<http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~wieczor/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS.html> <http://www.fftw.org> <http://www.netlib.org/lapack/> <http://g95.sourceforge.net/> <http://gcc.gnu.org/>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2005-2009 by Mark Wieczorek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is free software; you can distribute and modify it under the terms of the revised BSD license. SHTOOLS 2.6 2009-08-19 SHTOOLS(1)
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pop3 - Tcl client for POP3 email protocol
The pop3 package provides a simple Tcl-only client library for the POP3 email protocol as specified in RFC 1939. It works by opening the standard POP3 socket on the server, transmitting the username and password, then providing a Tcl API to access the POP3 protocol commands. All server errors are returned as Tcl errors (thrown) which must be caught with the Tcl catch command.
This package uses the TLS package to handle the security for https urls and other socket connections.
Policy decisions like the set of protocols to support and what ciphers to use are not the responsibility of TLS, nor of this package itself however. Such decisions are the responsibility of whichever application is using the package, and are likely influenced by the set of servers the application will talk to as well.
For example, in light of the recent POODLE attack discovered by Google many servers will disable support for the SSLv3 protocol. To handle this change the applications using TLS must be patched, and not this package, nor TLS itself. Such a patch may be as simple as generally activating tls1 support, as shown in the example below.
package require tls tls::init -tls1 1 ;# forcibly activate support for the TLS1 protocol ... your own application code ...
Open a socket connection to the server specified by host, transmit the username and password as login information to the server. The default port number is 110, which can be overridden using the optional port argument. The return value is a channel used by all of the other ::pop3 functions.
The command recognizes three options
Returns the configuration of the pop3 connection identified by the channel handle chan as a serialized array.
Query the server for the status of the mail spool. The status is returned as a list containing two elements, the first is the number of email messages on the server and the second is the size (in octets, 8 bit blocks) of the entire mail spool.
Query the server for the last email message read from the spool. This value includes all messages read from all clients connecting to the login account. This command may not be supported by the email server, in which case the server may return 0 or an error.
Retrieve a range of messages from the server. If the endIndex is not specified, only one message will be retrieved. The return value is a list containing each message as a separate element. See the startIndex and endIndex descriptions below.
The retrieval mode determines how exactly messages are read from the server. The mode retr assumes that the RETR command delivers the size of the message as part of the command status and uses this to read the message efficiently. In mode list RETR does not deliver the size, but the LIST command does and we use this to retrieve the message size before the actual retrieval, which can then be done efficiently. In the last mode, slow, the system is unable to obtain the size of the message to retrieve in any manner and falls back to reading the message from the server line by line.
It should also be noted that the system checks upon the configured mode and falls back to the slower modes if the above assumptions are not true.
Delete a range of messages from the server. If the endIndex is not specified, only one message will be deleted. Note, the indices are not reordered on the server, so if you delete message 1, then the first message in the queue is message 2 (message index 1 is no longer valid). See the startIndex and endIndex descriptions below.
The startIndex may be an index of a specific message starting with the index 1, or it have any of the following values:
This is a logical value for the first message in the spool, equivalent to the value 1.
The message immediately following the last message read, see ::pop3::last.
The most recent message in the spool (the end of the spool). This is useful to retrieve only the most recent message.
The endIndex is an optional parameter and defaults to the value "-1", which indicates to only retrieve the one message specified by startIndex. If specified, it may be an index of a specific message starting with the index "1", or it may have any of the following values:
The message is the last message read by a POP3 client, see ::pop3::last.
The most recent message in the spool (the end of the spool).
Returns the scan listing of the mailbox. If parameter msg is given, then the listing only for that message is returned.
Optional POP3 command, not all servers may support this. ::pop3::top retrieves headers of a message, specified by parameter msg, and number of n lines from the message body.
Optional POP3 command, not all servers may support this. ::pop3::uidl returns the uid listing of the mailbox. If the parameter msg is specified, then the listing only for that message is returned.
Optional POP3 command, not all servers may support this. ::pop3::capa returns a list of the capabilities of the server. TOP, SASL, UIDL, LOGIN-DELAY and STLS are typical capabilities. See IETF RFC 2449.
Gracefully close the connect after sending a POP3 QUIT command down the socket.
A pop3 connection can be secured with SSL/TLS by requiring the package TLS and then using either the option -socketcmd or the option -stls of the command pop3::open. The first method, option -socketcmd, will force the use of the tls::socket command when opening the connection. This is suitable for POP3 servers which expect SSL connections only. These will generally be listening on port 995.
package require tls tls::init -cafile /path/to/ca/cert -keyfile ... # Create secured pop3 channel pop3::open -socketcmd tls::socket \ $thehost $theuser $thepassword ...
The second method, option -stls, will connect to the standard POP3 port and then perform an STARTTLS handshake. This will only work for POP3 servers which have this capability. The package will confirm that the server supports STARTTLS and the handshake was performed correctly before proceeding with authentication.
package require tls tls::init -cafile /path/to/ca/cert -keyfile ... # Create secured pop3 channel pop3::open -stls 1 \ $thehost $theuser $thepassword ...
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category pop3 of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
Networking


{{arCar.model}}
Price includes:
-
{% for arDetail in arCar.details %}
- {{arDetail.deatail}} {% endfor %}
title = "carhire" url = "/carhire" layout = "master" is_hidden = 0 meta_title = "Rent a car in Bulgaria" meta_description = "Book cheap car hire in Bulgaria. We can deliver the best car for you in Bourgas, Sunny beach, Varna or Sofia. Rent a economy, compact or mini-van size vehicles." seo_keywords = "Bourgas airport car hire, Sunny beach car hire, St Vlas car hire, Sofia airport car hire, Varna airport car hire, Sunny beach rent a car, Sunny beach rent a car, Varna rent a car, Sofia rent a car, Sofia airport car hire, car hire in Bulgaria, Bourgas airport car rental, cheap car hire in Bulgaria, Bulgaria car rentals" robot_index = "index" robot_follow = "follow" [BgtaxiSettingsComponent] [CarhireListComponent] [SeoCmsPage] == {% set sFBLink = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('fb_link_chp') %} {% set sInstLink = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('inst_link_chp') %} {% set popup_link_chp = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('popup_link_chp') %} {% set sDescription = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('description_chp') %} {% set sSideList = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('side_chp') %} {% set side_title_trp = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('side_title_trp') %} {% set side_title_chp = BgtaxiSettingsComponent.getContent('side_title_chp') %} {% set arList = CarhireListComponent.getList %}


{%- extends "base.html" %} {%- block title %} {% trans %}Register a domain{% endtrans %} {%- endblock %} {%- block content %}
{% trans %}In order to register a new domain, you must first setup the domain zone so that the domain MX points to this server{% endtrans %} ({{ config["HOSTNAME"] }}).
MX
{{ config["HOSTNAME"] }}
{% trans %}If you do not know how to setup an MX record for your DNS zone, please contact your DNS provider or administrator. Also, please wait a couple minutes after the MX is set so the local server cache expires.{% endtrans %}


The World Wide Web is a collection of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) documents shared across multiple computer networks. HTTP is the protocol that “unites” the web; standing for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, it allows the communication of data between these networks.
Built during the early 1990s, it is estimated that over 30 billion webpages are currently online. Many of these pages connect or link back to each other through what is known as a hyperlink.
File types found on the web can vary--you’re not limited to simply HTML files.
The main parts of the web:
HTML is essentially the language of the web. It allows you to tell a computer's browser how to display a page. It uses text-based content, markup references, and links to other web pages. The markup consists of many "elements" that use "tags" to communicate with the browser. These tags, while enclosing content, basically create formatting rules that the browser must follow.
Elements can be inline or block. Inline elements are just text, occuring inline with surrounding elements; anchors(a) are inline. Block elements are isolated from their surroundings, as they are placed in a [box]. An example of a block element is the paragraph(p) element. Div, a container element, is an element that solely contains stuff inside itself.
< sample tag >Content< /sample tag >
Example Tags:
b - bold
em - emphasis, italics
a - anchor, hyperlink
img - imaging embedding with descriptive text using alt attribute
br - line break
p - paragraph
span - inline text modifier
div - block element used to enclose content
html - an opening tag that surrounds an entire HTML document
title - title of the webpage
body - the main body content of the HTML file
head - modifies behind-the-scenes stuff, like CSS, metadata, and the title
!doctype HTML - declares to the browser that your file is HTML


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No Kubernetes clusters have been allocated yet to this project. Please contact the {{$ctrl.AppSettings.getPlatformName()}} team to allocate a cluster to use in the project.
No RBAC groups (for robot tokens) have been allocated yet to the selected service or project, or they may not be accessible to the selected cluster. You can still create this token and add in the groups later (by editing the token once you have a group allocated).


title: Hack Pipelines status: proposal stage: 0 location: https://github.com/xixixao/proposal-hack-pipelines copyright: false contributors: J. S. Choi
This is the formal specification for a proposed "pipe operator" |>
in JavaScript. It modifies the original ECMAScript specification with several new or revised clauses. The Core Proposal is at Stage 0. Additional Features are given as annexes. See the proposal's explainer for the proposal's background, motivation, usage examples, explanation, and information on planned add-on proposals.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause of the original Lexical Environments clause.
The topic binding of a Lexical Environment immutably binds the topic reference `#` to one value of any ECMAScript language type (called the topic value or simply the topic), within that Lexical Environment, at the time of the Lexical Environment's instantiation. The topic of a Lexical Environment conceptually serves as the value that the lexical context is "about".
A topic-binding environment is a Lexical Environment that establishes a topic binding. The topic environment of the running execution context is its Lexical Environment's nearest outer environment that is a topic-binding environment, as defined by the abstract operator GetTopicEnvironment.
The only Lexical Environments that are topic-binding environments are declarative environments that are associated with |PipelineStep| and which were created with the TopicEnvironmentInstantiation abstract operation.
There is also one syntax nonterminal that instantiates topic-binding environments with provided topic value of any ECMAScript language type. This topic-binding nonterminal is |ConditionalExpression| in
All other Lexical Environments do not establish any topic binding; in particular, object and global environments are never topic-binding environments.
In addition, several syntax nonterminals associated with Lexical Environments are associated with early error rules that forbid their containing the topic reference `#`, except where the topic reference is within
Any use of the topic reference within these nonterminals (as detected by the static semantic rule Contains) would trigger early error rules associated with their productions: during program compilation, before runtime evaluation ever would have begun.
This section augments the original Environment Records clause.
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| HasTopicBinding() | Determine the status of an Environment Record's topic binding. Return *true* if it establishes a topic binding and *false* if it does not. |
This section augments the original Declarative Environment Records clause.
Each declarative Environment Record is associated with an ECMAScript program scope containing variable, constant, let, class, module, import, and/or function declarations. A declarative Environment Record binds the set of identifiers defined by the declarations contained within its scope.
Declarative Environment Records have the additional state fields listed in
| Method | Value | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| [[TopicBindingStatus]] | *false* | *true* | If [[TopicBindingStatus]]'s value is *true*, the Environment Record binds the Environment Record establishes its environment's topic binding (that is, it binds `#`). If the value is *false*, the Environment Record has no topic binding. [[TopicBindingStatus]]'s default value is *false*. Its value may be changed from *false* to *true* but never vice versa. |
| [[TopicValue]] | any | ~empty~ | If the value of [[TopicBindingStatus]] is *true*, [[TopicValue]] is the environment's topic value (that is, the value of `#` within its program scope). Otherwise, the value of [[TopicValue]] is ~empty~. |
Declarative Environment Records support all of the abstract methods of Environment Records listed in
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| BindTopicValue(V) | Establish the immutable topic binding of this Environment Record and set the topic binding's value. _V_ is the topic value and is a value of any ECMAScript language type. Afterward, the value returned by the Environment Record's HasTopicBinding method is *true*. This method cannot be called more than once on any single Environment Record. |
The behaviour of the concrete and additional specification methods for declarative Environment Records is defined by the following algorithms.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause of the original Declarative Environment Records clause.
The concrete Environment Record method HasTopicBinding for declarative Environment Records returns the value of the record's field [[TopicBindingStatus]], which is *false* by default. The value may instead be *true* if its BindTopicValue method has been called.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause of the original Declarative Environment Records clause.
The method BindTopicValue for declarative Environment Records is guaranteed to be called only when the Environment Records do not yet have established topic bindings.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause of the original Object Environment Records clause.
Regular object Environment Records never have topic bindings.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause of the original Global Environment Records clause.
Global Environment Records never have a topic binding.
This section augments the original Punctuators clause.
This section augments the original Primary Expression clause.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause to be inserted between the original `this` Keyword clause and the original Identifier Reference clause.
The topic reference, which is the token `#`, is a nullary operator that evaluates to the value of the current Lexical Environment's topic. The topic reference acts as if it were a special variable: implicitly bound to the topic value, yet still lexically scoped. But `#` is not actually an |IdentifierName| and the topic reference is not a variable, and it cannot be bound by typical assignment; instead, it is immutably bound to a value during the instantiation of certain topic-binding environments.
The concept of lexical topic binding is further discussed in
GetTopicEnvironment finds the Environment Record that currently supplies the topic binding (the binding of `#`). That is, it finds the running execution topic's nearest-ancestral topic-binding environment, which is the nearest-ancestral outer environment that has a topic binding status of *true*. It is never called when there is no topic environment.
When the abstract operation GetTopicEnvironment is called the following steps are performed:
The loop in step 2 will always terminate because the List of environments will always end before reaching the global environment. GetTopicEnvironment will never be called when there is no topic-binding environment in the List of environments.
This is because how, in general, syntax nonterminals that define top-level scopes (such as |Script| and |Module|) are syntactically forbidden to contain the topic reference `#`. Any use of the topic reference within those nonterminals (as detected by the static semantic rule Contains) would trigger early error rules associated with those nonterminals. It is only within nonterminals that hide the topic reference from Contains such as |ConditionalExpression| in
GetTopicValue gets the value of the topic environment’s current topic binding. It is never called when there is no topic environment.
When the abstract operation GetTopicEnvironment is called the following steps are performed:
This section is a wholly new sub-clause to be inserted between the original Conditional Operator (`?` `:`) clause and the original Assignment Operators clause.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause.
This section is a wholly new sub-clause.
This abstract operation constructs, instantiates, then returns a new declarative Lexical Environment for a topic-style pipeline step. It creates an immutable topic binding in that declarative environment using the given _topicValue_.
TopicPipelineInstantiation is performed as follows using arguments _env_ and _topicValue_.
With parameter _inputValue_.
This section augments the original Assignment Operators clause.
This section augments the original Function Definitions, Static Semantics: Early Errors clause.
With parameter _symbol_.
This section augments the original Arrow Functions, Static Semantics: Contains clause.
This section augments the original Scripts, Static Semantics: Early Errors clause. It is not planned to be removed by other additional syntax.
In general, a top-level program scope, including |Script|, may not contain a topic reference `#`. However, such topic-forbidding nonterminals may also contain topic-binding nonterminals such as |ConditionalExpression| in
This section augments the original Modules, Static Semantics: Early Errors clause. It is not planned to be removed by other additional syntax.
In general, a top-level program scope, including |Module|, may not contain a topic reference `#`. However, such topic-forbidding nonterminals may also contain topic-binding nonterminals such as |ConditionalExpression| in
This will be introduced as its own separate proposal but is included here for reference.
This annex specifies additional ECMAScript language syntax and semantics for
optional pipelines. It augments the
See the explainer document, § Motivation, Additional Feature OP for information on this feature's motivation.
The rest of this additional proposal spec is WIP.


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Subject Number:
Affectiva JS SDK CameraDetector to track different emotions.
Instructions
Press the start button to start the detector.
When a face is detected, the probabilities of the different emotions are written to the DOM.
Press the stop button to end the detector.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Homer
HOMER
"HOMER "heap, the largest of dry measures, containing about 8 bushels or 1 quarter English = 10 ephahs (
Leviticus 27:16
;
Numbers 11:32
) = a COR.
(See OMER.)“Half a homer,” a grain measure mentioned only in Hos.
3:2
.
"HOMER "heap, the largest of dry measures, containing about 8 bushels or 1 quarter English = 10 ephahs (Leviticus 27:16; Numbers 11:32) = a COR.
(See OMER.)“Half a homer,” a grain measure mentioned only in Hos. 3:2.


The uvesafb denotes the userspace VESA frame buffer driver, a generic frame buffer driver for Linux systems. It offers more features than the original vesafb, such as adjustable resolution and adjustable refresh rates with VBE 3.0-compliant graphic cards.
Android-x86 has integrated the function of uvesafb to support more wide ranges of hardware. Since it can be compiled as a module and loaded on demand, it serves as the last resort if no native frame buffer driver is found.
On some platforms, uvesafb is possible to run the native resolution. For example I have tested,
• ASUS Eee Top 1602 (1366x768)
• Acer Aspire One (1024x600)
But on other platforms it seems to not work. I am not sure why. Fortunately, this can be overcome by grub2 + i915resolution patch.
Basically speaking, you need not to to do anything to use it. Android-x86 will automatically load uvesafb with resolution 800x600 on boot, if no other frame buffer driver is found.
However, sometimes you may want to force to load it. For example, the native frame buffer is buggy for your hardware, or if you'd like to change the default resolution. You can specify the following boot options:
• UVESA_MODE=<resolution>
• Force to use uvesafb, and set the resolution to the specified one.
• UVESA_OPTION=<options>
Specify other options passed to uvesafb. The default options are mtrr=3 scroll=ywrap.
Since virtual machines usually don't have native frame buffer driver, the vesa frame buffer driver has to be used, either the original vesafb, or the uvesafb.
On the boot screen, if the first item is selected, uvesafb will be loaded. Otherwise, the vesafb will be used. However, the uvesafb doesn't work well on Virtual Box 2.2.4/3.0.2. But it runs fine on Qemu.
Test result of VMware is welcome.


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New Take on DBC |
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When to Use Classes vs IDs |
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Arrays and Hashes |
| 1/31/15 |
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My Take on My Own Thinking Style |
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Let's See What Enumerable Methods Can Do |
| 2/8/15 |
Week 4 Culture Blog |
Learning about Net Neutrality |
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My Digital Shower - Learn about Ruby Classes |
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Some Feedback Inception |
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Ruby: How to Use Inheritance vs. Composition |
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Breaking the Mold |
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Loops vs. Loops: Comparing JavaScript and Ruby |
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A Sneak Peak of What I Value |
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The Big O: Measuring Algorithms |
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Analyzing Conflict |
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I Am the Question Master |
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Ruckus in Senate over Haidri's allegation of rigging
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Remarks of JUI-F leader Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haidri created ruckus in Senate and treasury benches protested over the allegation of rigging in 2018 general elections.
JUI-F leader while addressing in the Senate said this is not accountability but victimization. He said time will not remain same, adding that only two families are subjected to accountability. He questioned why accountability is not seen in Punjab and KPK.
Senator Faisal Javed and Azam Sawati from treasury benches protested over Haidri’s remarks.
Haidri further said this government has no capabilities and everyone in the country is protesting against their ill policies.
Opposition members left Senate after Haidri’s speech.
Federal Minister Murad Saeed on the occasion said they must listen to us if they have courage. He said Maulana Fazlur Rehman as chairman Kashmir Committee enjoyed facilities but PM Imran Khan fought the case as ambassador of Kashmir.
He said PM Imran Khan is providing facilities for Azadi March participants.


Thank you for coming to my page. Please see below for a list of my top five most recent projects through GitHub.
View All GitHub RepositoriesThis application will show you a brief homepage for a vacation website somewhere near the beach.
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View RepositoryThis web application will show you a blog filled with sample text. This was our introduction to div's and setting classes.
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Paul George ‘Knew’ Russell Westbrook-James Harden Pairing Would Work
by Marcel MutoniRussell Westbrook‘s partnership with James Harden in Houston has been a success, which did not come as a surprise to Paul George.
George, who played alongside Westbrook in OKC for two seasons before ultimately requesting a trade, says “Russ is a heckuva teammate.”
PG adds that he spoke to Westbrook first about his desire to relocate to L.A. last summer.
Per ESPN:
“I knew it was going to work,” George said at the morning shootaround before the Clippers face the Rockets on Friday night. “Russ is a winner. Russ wants to win, Russ does whatever it takes to win. My time playing with him, Russ doesn’t really have an ego. He puts his ego to the side.
“He allowed me to be myself, he allowed me to be comfortable. And I had one of the best career [years] I had while playing alongside him. Russ is a heckuva teammate.”
Playing alongside Westbrook, George finished third in MVP voting last season, averaging career-highs of 28 points and 8.2 rebounds to go with a career-high-tying 4.1 assists per game.
“I made sure that was the first thing that I did was talk to Russ and get his temperature and see what he was looking [for] and see where he was at with things,” George told ESPN in October during Clippers training camp. “The relationship [with Westbrook] never stopped. The relationship never was a part of the reason why I left. Me and Russ got along great. I enjoyed [it]. I learned so much from playing alongside Russ. He made me a better player and person.”
Related Russell Westbrook: James Harden’s Greatness ‘Not Normal’


Westpac has clear weaknesses: PM Morrison
by AAPThe prime minister has ramped up pressure on the Westpac board after the bank was ensnared in a major money laundering and child exploitation scandal.
Scott Morrison has demanded embattled Westpac executives take decisive action to address “clear weaknesses” at a board meeting on Friday.
“They have got to take the calls that I think reassure people’s confidence in the bank’s systems and the processes they have, and that there is accountability that is at work in these institutions,” he told 3AW radio.
Australia’s financial crime watchdog has lodged a statement of claim in the Federal Court accusing Westpac of 23 million breaches of money laundering laws.
AUSTRAC claims there are 12 instances the bank could have intervened to stop child exploitation in Southeast Asia, but did not have the systems in place.
The board is meeting on Friday morning as pressure builds for heads to roll.
“I would like to see at this board meeting and the many board meetings that will follow a confident plan to address firstly the clear weaknesses they’ve had in their systems that have allowed this to take place,” Mr Morrison said.
“And secondly, there has to be some understanding of the accountability for when these things happen.”
© AAP 2019


Implementation of the classic arcade game
'Pong'.
Uses HTML 5 canvas and JQuery.
Developed by
Andre de Camargo.
Press 'Enter/Return' to throw the ball. 'W' or 'S' to move the left paddle
and 'O' or 'L' to move the right paddle.
I Hope you enjoy!
New Game!
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Fishing Guild Member:
In the Plunderous Plains, if you hunt
Snow Lynxes, Bandit Assassins and Snow Werewolves
, you'll get the sweet fluid that Water Spirits like.
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The site of Katharina Yakovina is a wonder of pure beauty.
It's so beautiful and spacious that at first you feel quite overwhelmed as they say you cannot have the good in large amount. It has some tiny slips (what has not?) but they mean little to those who know how things stand.
One can think the site is great if one wants. I think it is humane and beautiful.


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What is being computed?
- ✓ ParDo:
Element-wise transformation parameterized by a chunk of user code. Elements are processed in bundles, with
initialization and termination hooks. Bundle size is chosen by the runner and cannot be controlled by user code.
ParDo processes a main input PCollection one element at a time, but provides side input access to additional PCollections.
Fully supported.
- ✓ GroupByKey:
Grouping of key-value pairs per key, window, and pane. Uses the Beam code for grouping by window.
Fully supported.
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- ✓ Flatten:
Concatenates multiple homogenously typed collections together.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Combine:
Application of an associative, commutative operation over all values ("globally") or over all values associated
with each key ("per key"). Can be implemented using ParDo, but often more efficient implementations exist.
Fully supported but inefficient, uses default Beam translation.
- ~ Composite Transforms:
Allows easy extensibility for library writers. In the near future, we expect there to be more information
provided at this level -- customized metadata hooks for monitoring, additional runtime/environment hooks, etc.
Partially supported via inlining
- ~ Side Inputs:
Side inputs are additional PCollections whose contents are computed during pipeline execution and then made accessible to DoFn code.
The exact shape of the side input depends both on the PCollectionView used to describe the access pattern
(interable, map, singleton) and the window of the element from the main input that is currently being processed.
Supported only when the side input source is bounded and windowing uses global window.
- ✓ Source API:
Allows users to provide additional input sources. Supports both bounded and unbounded data. Includes hooks
necessary to provide efficient parallelization (size estimation, progress information, dynamic splitting, etc).
Fully supported.
- ✕ Splittable DoFn (SDF):
Allows users to develop DoFn's that process a single element in portions ("restrictions"), executed in parallel or
sequentially. This supersedes the unbounded and bounded `Source` APIs by supporting all of their features on a
per-element basis. See http://s.apache.org/splittable-do-fn. Design is in progress on achieving parity with
Source API regarding progress signals. Not implemented, not planning on doing it either.
- ~ Metrics:
Allow transforms to gather simple metrics across bundles in a PTransform. Provide a mechanism to obtain both
committed and attempted metrics. Semantically similar to using an additional output, but support partial results
as the transform executes, and support both committed and attempted values. Will likely want to augment Metrics
to be more useful for processing unbounded data by making them windowed. Supported to a degree required for running
Nexmark tests; doesn't differentiate between committed and attempted metrics
- ~ Stateful Processing:
Allows fine-grained access to per-key, per-window persistent state. Necessary for certain use cases (e.g.
high-volume windows which store large amounts of data, but typically only access small portions of it;
complex state machines; etc.) that are not easily or efficiently addressed via Combine or GroupByKey+ParDo.
Should work, needs testing (2 hours).
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Where in event time?
- ✓ Global windows:
The default window which covers all of time. (Basically how traditional batch cases fit in the model.)
Fully supported.
- ✓ Fixed windows:
Fixed-size, timestamp-based windows. (Hourly, Daily, etc)
Fully supported.
- ✓ Sliding windows:
Possibly overlapping fixed-size timestamp-based windows (Every minute, use the last ten minutes of data.)
Fully supported.
- ✓ Session windows:
Based on bursts of activity separated by a gap size. Different per key.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Custom windows:
All windows must implement BoundedWindow, which specifies a max timestamp. Each WindowFn assigns elements to an associated window.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Custom merging windows:
A custom WindowFn additionally specifies whether and how to merge windows.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Timestamp control:
For a grouping transform, such as GBK or Combine, an OutputTimeFn specifies (1) how to combine input timestamps
within a window and (2) how to merge aggregated timestamps when windows merge.
Fully supported.
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When in processing time?
- ✓ Configurable triggering:
Triggering may be specified by the user (instead of simply driven by hardcoded defaults).
Fully supported.
- ✓ Event-time triggers:
Triggers that fire in response to event-time completeness signals, such as watermarks progressing.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Processing-time triggers:
Triggers that fire in response to processing-time advancing.
Fully supported. Should work, needs testing (2 hours).
- ✓ Count triggers:
Triggers that fire after seeing at least N elements.
Fully supported.
- ✕ [Meta]data driven triggers:
Triggers that fire in response to attributes of the data being processed.
No runner supports it.
- ✓ Composite triggers:
Triggers which compose other triggers in more complex structures, such as logical AND, logical OR, early/on-time/late, etc.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Allowed lateness:
A way to bound the useful lifetime of a window (in event time), after which any unemitted results may be materialized,
the window contents may be garbage collected, and any addtional late data that arrive for the window may be discarded.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Timers:
A fine-grained mechanism for performing work at some point in the future, in either the event-time or processing-time domain.
Useful for orchestrating delayed events, timeouts, etc in complex state per-key, per-window state machines.
Fully supported. Should work, needs testing (2 hours).
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How do refinements relate?
- ✓ Discarding:
Elements are discarded from accumulated state as their pane is fired.
Fully supported.
- ✓ Accumulating:
Elements are discarded from accumulated state as their pane is fired.
Fully supported.
- ✕ Accumulating & Retracting:
Elements are accumulated across multiple pane firings and old emitted values are retracted. Also known as "backsies" ;-D
No runner supports it.
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!Oracle Captain John:
Oh! Begs your pardon, just we get lots of vagrants and the like round here, see? Terribly sorry if I caused offense--wasn't my intention, 'specially not after Lady Claudia was so generous with that... donation... of hers.
Here you are--that card'll get you into the Sanctum faster than a ferret on fire, just you see!
Oh! 'fore you go, there's a message the good lady asked me to pass on. Wants you to go see Bishop Raymond in the Temple of Einhasad, said it's important.


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Now vs. Then
how technology has changed architecture; 1960's Vancouver vs. modern day.
grid method with mixed media.
pencil, ink and marker on paper.
Portrait
portrait using grid method.
pencil on paper.
how technology has changed architecture; 1960's Vancouver vs. modern day.
grid method with mixed media.
pencil, ink and marker on paper.
portrait using grid method.
pencil on paper.


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Welcome to Unbroken Horizon Restaurant and Bar. We constantly update our stock with latest and the hottest drinks in the market. We are constantly ranked as the best in providing best quality services. We welcome you to enjoy our services as you buy your food and drinks.
Unbroken Horizon Bar is located in beautiful downtown Uppsala. Home of the Ragin Cajuns, good food, good music, and all around good times, the Camden Hotel is smack dab in the middle of one of the most interesting cities in Sweden!
Nackstavagen 16E
Uppsala, Sweden
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The vehicle was on the B4077 at Stanway Hill, near the Cotswolds town of Winchcombe, on Thursday evening when the incident occurred.
Gloucestershire Police said they were informed of the incident by the ambulance service at 10.15pm.
Formal identification has not yet taken place but the victims are believed to be a 16-year-old girl and her 56-year-old mother.
A spokeswoman for Gloucestershire Police said: "Their next of kin has been informed.
"The road remains closed north of Ford and at the Toddington roundabout while police are at the scene.
"It is not yet known when the road will reopen and motorists are asked to find alternative routes."