| Package | idv.cjcat.stardust.common.emitters |
| Class | public class Emitter |
| Inheritance | Emitter StardustElement |
| Implements | ActionCollector, InitializerCollector |
| Subclasses | Emitter2D, Emitter3D |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| active : Boolean
Whether the emitter is active, true by default.
| Emitter | ||
| clock : Clock
The clock determines how many particles the emitter creates in each step.
| Emitter | ||
| name : String | StardustElement | ||
| numParticles : int [read-only]
The number of particles in the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
| onEmpty : ISignal [read-only]
Dispatched when the emitter is empty of particles.
| Emitter | ||
| onStepBegin : ISignal [read-only]
Dispatched at the beginning of each step.
| Emitter | ||
| onStepEnd : ISignal [read-only]
Dispatched at the end of each step.
| Emitter | ||
| particleCollectionType : int
Determines the collection used internally by the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
| particleHandler : ParticleHandler | Emitter | ||
| particles : ParticleCollection
[read-only]
Returns an array of particles for custom parameter manipulation.
| Emitter |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Emitter(clock:Clock = null, particleHandler:ParticleHandler = null, particlesCollectionType:int = 0)
| Emitter | ||
|
Adds an action to the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
addInitializer(initializer:Initializer):void
Adds an initializer to the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
addParticles(particles:ParticleCollection):void
This method is used to manually add existing particles to the emitter's simulation.
| Emitter | ||
|
clearActions():void
Removes all actions from the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
clearInitializers():void
Removes all initializers from the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
clearParticles():void
Clears all particles from the emitter's simulation.
| Emitter | ||
|
getElementTypeXMLTag():XML
| Emitter | ||
|
getRelatedObjects():Array
| Emitter | ||
|
getXMLTag():XML
Returns the root tag of the XML representation.
| StardustElement | ||
|
getXMLTagName():String
| Emitter | ||
|
parseXML(xml:XML, builder:XMLBuilder = null):void
| Emitter | ||
|
removeAction(action:Action):void
Removes an action from the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
removeInitializer(initializer:Initializer):void
Removes an initializer form the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
step(time:Number = 1):void
This method is the main simulation loop of the emitter.
| Emitter | ||
|
toXML():XML
| Emitter |
| active | property |
public var active:Boolean
Whether the emitter is active, true by default.
If the emitter is active, it creates particles in each step according to its clock. Note that even if an emitter is not active, the simulation of existing particles still goes on in each step.
| clock | property |
clock:Clock
[read-write]The clock determines how many particles the emitter creates in each step.
Implementation public function get clock():Clock
public function set clock(value:Clock):void
| numParticles | property |
numParticles:int
[read-only]The number of particles in the emitter.
Implementation public function get numParticles():int
| onEmpty | property |
onEmpty:ISignal
[read-only]Dispatched when the emitter is empty of particles.
Signature: (emitter:Emitter) Implementation public function get onEmpty():ISignal
| onStepBegin | property |
onStepBegin:ISignal
[read-only]Dispatched at the beginning of each step.
Signature: (emitter:Emitter, particles:ParticleCollection, time:Number) Implementation public function get onStepBegin():ISignal
| onStepEnd | property |
onStepEnd:ISignal
[read-only]Dispatched at the end of each step.
Signature: (emitter:Emitter, particles:ParticleCollection, time:Number) Implementation public function get onStepEnd():ISignal
| particleCollectionType | property |
particleCollectionType:int
[read-write]Determines the collection used internally by the emitter. There are two options: linked-lists and arrays. Linked-Lists are generally faster to iterate through and remove particles from, while arrays are faster at sorting. By default, linked-lists are used. Switch to arrays if the particles need to be sorted.
There are two possible values that can assigned to this property: ParticleCollectionType.LINKED_LIST
and ParticleCollectionType.ARRAY
.
public function get particleCollectionType():int
public function set particleCollectionType(value:int):void
See also
| particleHandler | property |
particleHandler:ParticleHandler
[read-write]Implementation
public function get particleHandler():ParticleHandler
public function set particleHandler(value:ParticleHandler):void
| particles | property |
particles:ParticleCollection
[read-only]Returns an array of particles for custom parameter manipulation. Note that the returned array is merely a copy of the internal particle array, so splicing particles out from this array does not remove the particles from simulation.
Implementation public function get particles():ParticleCollection
| Emitter | () | constructor |
public function Emitter(clock:Clock = null, particleHandler:ParticleHandler = null, particlesCollectionType:int = 0)
Parameters
clock:Clock (default = null )
|
|
particleHandler:ParticleHandler (default = null )
|
|
particlesCollectionType:int (default = 0 )
|
| addAction | () | method |
public function addAction(action:Action):void
Adds an action to the emitter.
Parametersaction:Action |
| addInitializer | () | method |
public function addInitializer(initializer:Initializer):void
Adds an initializer to the emitter.
Parametersinitializer:Initializer |
| addParticles | () | method |
public final function addParticles(particles:ParticleCollection):void
This method is used to manually add existing particles to the emitter's simulation.
You should use the particleFactory
class to manually create particles.
particles:ParticleCollection |
| clearActions | () | method |
public final function clearActions():void
Removes all actions from the emitter.
| clearInitializers | () | method |
public final function clearInitializers():void
Removes all initializers from the emitter.
| clearParticles | () | method |
public final function clearParticles():void
Clears all particles from the emitter's simulation.
| getElementTypeXMLTag | () | method |
public override function getElementTypeXMLTag():XML
Returns
XML |
| getRelatedObjects | () | method |
public override function getRelatedObjects():Array
Returns
Array |
| getXMLTagName | () | method |
public override function getXMLTagName():String
Returns
String |
| parseXML | () | method |
public override function parseXML(xml:XML, builder:XMLBuilder = null):void
Parameters
xml:XML |
|
builder:XMLBuilder (default = null )
|
| removeAction | () | method |
public final function removeAction(action:Action):void
Removes an action from the emitter.
Parametersaction:Action |
| removeInitializer | () | method |
public final function removeInitializer(initializer:Initializer):void
Removes an initializer form the emitter.
Parametersinitializer:Initializer |
| step | () | method |
public final function step(time:Number = 1):void
This method is the main simulation loop of the emitter.
In order to keep the simulation go on, this method should be called continuously.
It is recommended that you call this method through the Event.ENTER_FRAME
event or the TimerEvent.TIMER
event.
time:Number (default = 1 ) — The time interval of a single step of simulation. For instance, doubling this parameter causes the simulation to go twice as fast.
|
| toXML | () | method |
public override function toXML():XML
Returns
XML |


The two techniques I have tried so far are the Pomodoro Technique and meditation.
I found a lot of the materials interesting, mostly the Seven Counterintuitive Ways to be Insanely Productive. The extremely different ways of thinking about things is something that really appeals to me and the way I think. I also found the meterials on meditation interesting and it certainly opened my eyes to how little I knew about meditation.
The Pomodoro Technique worked well for me, I found that by taking short breaks more frequently than I ordinarily would, I was able to properly focus on what I was doing for longer overall.
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Class: MealSelector::MealSelector
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- MealSelector::MealSelector
- Defined in:
- lib/meal_selector/meal_selector.rb
Overview
Menu for MealSelector
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize ⇒ MealSelector
constructor
Set up Frontend and Backend.
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#menu ⇒ void
Main menu for Meal Selector.
Constructor Details
#initialize ⇒ MealSelector
Set up Frontend and Backend
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Instance Method Details
#menu ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Main menu for Meal Selector
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# File 'lib/meal_selector/meal_selector.rb', line 26 def quit = false until quit Frontend.clear puts 'Thank you for using Meal Selector.' puts 'Please select a number from the options below:' puts '`1` Search for meal by name' puts '`2` Show meals by a category' puts '`3` Search meals by a main ingrediant' puts '`4` Show a random meal' allowed_input = meal_second_half input = Frontend.user_input(4, *allowed_input) quit = (input) sleep 0.5 # delay clearing screen end end |


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IFObjectConfigurer Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | IFObjectConfigurer.h IFObjectConfigurer.m |
Overview
A class responsible for configuring an object. Processes the object’s configuration by resolving property values and injecting them into the object.
Other Methods
– initWithContainer:
Initialize a container configurer. A container is considered a collection (i.e. of named objects) with a default collection member type of ‘id’.
- (id)initWithContainer:(IFContainer *)container
Parameters
container |
The container to be configured. |
|---|
Discussion
Initialize a container configurer. A container is considered a collection (i.e. of named objects) with a default collection member type of ‘id’.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– configureWith:
Perform the object configuration.
- (void)configureWith:(IFConfiguration *)configuration
Discussion
Perform the object configuration.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– configureNamed:withConfiguration:
Configure a named property of the container.
- (id)configureNamed:(NSString *)name withConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)configuration
Parameters
name |
A property name. |
|---|---|
configuration |
The container configuration. |
Return Value
The fully configured object.
Discussion
Configure a named property of the container.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– configureObject:withConfiguration:keyPathPrefix:
Configure a single object using standard type info for the object class.
- (void)configureObject:(id)object withConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)configuration keyPathPrefix:(NSString *)kpPrefix
Parameters
object |
The object to configure. |
|---|---|
configuration |
The object’s configuration. |
kpPrefix |
The key path prefix; used for logging. |
Discussion
Configure a single object using standard type info for the object class.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– configureObject:withConfiguration:typeInfo:keyPathPrefix:
Configure a single object.
- (void)configureObject:(id)object withConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)configuration typeInfo:(IFTypeInfo *)typeInfo keyPathPrefix:(NSString *)kpPrefix
Parameters
object |
The object to configure. |
|---|---|
configuration |
The object’s configuration. |
typeInfo |
Type information for all the object’s properties. |
kpPrefix |
The key path prefix; used for logging. |
Discussion
Configure a single object.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– buildValueForObject:property:withConfiguration:propInfo:keyPathRef:
Build a property value from the specified object configuration.
- (id)buildValueForObject:(id)object property:(NSString *)propName withConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)configuration propInfo:(IFPropertyInfo *)propInfo keyPathRef:(NSString *)kpRef
Parameters
object |
The object being configured. |
|---|---|
propName |
The name of the property to configure. |
configuration |
The object configuration; should contain the property configuration. |
propInfo |
Property type information for the object. |
kpRef |
A key path reference for the object; used for logging. |
Return Value
The value the property was configured with.
Discussion
Build a property value from the specified object configuration.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
– injectIntoObject:value:intoProperty:propInfo:
Inject a property value into the object.
- (id)injectIntoObject:(id)object value:(id)value intoProperty:(NSString *)name propInfo:(IFPropertyInfo *)propInfo
Parameters
object |
The object being configured. |
|---|---|
value |
The value resolved from the object configuration. |
name |
The name of the property to inject. |
propInfo |
Property type information for the object. |
Return Value
The actual value injected into the property. May differ from configuration value if e.g. the value was an IOCProxy.
Discussion
Inject a property value into the object.
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.h
Other Methods
– normalizePropertyName:
Normalize a property name by removing any -ios prefix. Returns nil for reserved names (e.g. -type etc.)
- (NSString *)normalizePropertyName:(NSString *)name
Discussion
Normalize a property name by removing any -ios prefix. Returns nil for reserved names (e.g. -type etc.)
Declared In
IFObjectConfigurer.m


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FORREST GUMP A film review by Eugene R. Ahn Copyright 1994 Eugene R. Ahn
Starring: Tom Hanks (Forrest), Robin Wright (Jenny), Gary Sinise (Lieut), Sally Field (Forrest's mother), Mykelti Williamson (Bubba) Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
It has been a long while since I felt motivated to write a movie review. Frankly, the ones I've seen in that long span have been either awful or only superficially entertaining. For example, take SPEED--a claustrophobic action flick led by a hollow scarecrow of a protagonist whose only charm is his lucky survival instincts (in real life, better known as just "luck"). Eventually the soul-less movie blows itself up by stretching our suspension of of belief like silly putty with ludicrous scenes, such as "bus leaps over a hundred-foot gap on a highway." All in all, SPEED was nothing but a cheap thrill, and quickly forgettable.
What makes SPEED forgotten summer fodder and FORREST GUMP (directed by Robert Zemeckis of WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? and BACK TO THE FUTURE fame) one of the best movies of 1994 is the difference in devotion to characterization. GUMP has its own stretches of the imagination, and one could say that they were equally as non-plausible as a bus leaping a hundred feet across a broken highway, but when GUMP lands you cheer, because the story is about Forrest always.
The story begins simply enough. Forrest is at a bus stop and tells his life story to a previously unknown bystander.  The woman sitting beside him ignores him, probably thinking he lacks something upstairs, and reads a People magazine instead (oh, the irony, eh?). But while Forrest lacks intelligence, he slowly wins the audience over with his simplicity, honesty, and innocence.
His story begins in Alabama, his home town, and we immediately see that he is scorned for various handicaps--leg braces for a bad back and an IQ of 75. We see that his widowed mother (played by Sally Fields) is, shall we say, determined to see that he gets a fair education despite his handicap. Finally, on his first bus trip to school, he finds his first friend in Jenny Curran (Robin Wright) who offers the seat beside her. We later learn that Jenny is abused by her father, but Forrest lacks the intelligence to understand the problem exactly. He only knows he loves her companionship, and as he would repeat throughout the film, "We was like peas and carrots together." Forrest's relationship with Jenny has echoes of Faulkner's Benjy and Caddy.
Then in a hilarious plot turnaround, Jenny indirectly helps Forrest realize that he can run without his leg braces and just like that, the audience is suddenly taken for a ride through the highs and lows of American history. Forrest's newfound speed leads to his recruitment onto a college football team. He graduates and enlists in the army to fight in Vietnam. Eventually he meets Kennedy and Nixon in the White House, he plays ping pong against the Chinese and attends a peace rally in DC.
Throughout the movie, Robert Zemeckis almost flawlessly interweaves Tom Hanks into actual footage of past US presidents and prominent historical moments. The result is impressive. The adventures that Forrest endures become hauntingly familiar and make our empathy with Forrest stronger. A musical score highlighted by a healthy diversity of popular tunes from their respective decades also helps ground Forrest's experience into our own.
One of the great attributes of GUMP is how well the script holds together as it jumps from historical moment to the next. Forrest's three friends--Jenny, Lieutenant Dan Taylor, and Bubba (the latter two he befriends in Vietnam), his lack of intelligence, and his ability to run all hold the narrative into a well-developed, progressive plot. It would be almost corny in another script, but Zemeckis gets away with it because Forrest has been clearly characterized as innocent and simple- minded. Instead of grunting in disbelief, we laugh because it is Forrest we are laughing at, not the script.
While Forrest seems almost destined to survive every American crisis thrown his way, his sweetheart remains, as ever, constantly just out of his reach as she rides a more dark and radical path. She mingles with hippies and the Black Panthers. She is abused by her boyfriends, performs in nude bars and she eventually ponders suicide. There even seems to be a vague reference to AIDS. But Forrest loves her no less.
I don't know what the "social" significance of FORREST GUMP is. I have a few ideas, but I know any answer I might offer would be incomplete because GUMP works too well as a character movie to reduce it into an idea. There are great melodramatic moments when Forrest suddenly hears Jenny call to him at the peace rally in DC and they run to each other and hug in the pool. When Jenny revisits her father's home, collapses and throws rocks at the house in rage, Forrest comments: "I guess sometimes ... there aren't enough rocks."
I think GUMP is about healing the wounds of our past--finding a reason to stop throwing rocks and to make a peace. If you leave watching FORREST GUMP feeling better about yourself, then I think FORREST GUMP as a movie has succeeded and deserves....
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A simple AngularJS module that allows you to block user interaction on AJAX requests.
A simple AngularJS module that allows you to block user interaction on AJAX requests. Blocking is done automatically for each http request and/or manually via an injectable service.
Besides AngularJS (~1.2.4), none.
By default the module will block the user interface on each pending request made from the browser. This behavior can be modified in the configuration.
It’s also possible to do the blocking manually. The blockUI module exposes a service by the same name. Access to the service is gained by injecting it into your controller or directive:
angular.module('myApp').controller('MyController', function($scope, blockUI) {
// A function called from user interface, which performs an async operation.
$scope.onSave = function(item) {
// Block the user interface
blockUI.start();
// Perform the async operation
item.$save(function() {
// Unblock the user interface
blockUI.stop();
});
};
});
The start method will start the user interface block. Because multiple user interface elements can request a user interface block at the same time, the service keeps track of the number of start calls. Each call to start() will increase the count and every call to stop() will decrease the value. Whenever the count reaches 0 the block will end.
Note: By default the block is immediately active after calling this method, but to prevent trashing the user interface everytime a button is pressed, the block is visible after a short delay. This behaviour can be modified in the configuration.
Arguments:
This will decrease the block count. The block will end if the count is 0.
The reset will force a unblock by setting the block count to 0.
Allows the message shown in the overlay to be updated while to block is active.
The html and styling of the builtin template is kept barebone. It consist of two divs (overlay and message):

 0" class="block-ui-overlay" ng-class="{ 'block-ui-visible': blocking }">

{{ message }}

A custom template can be specified in the module configuration.
The configuration of the BlockUI module can be modified via the blockUIConfigProvider during the config phase of your Angular application:
angular.module('myApp').config(function(blockUIConfigProvider) {
// Change the default overlay message
blockUIConfigProvider.message('Please stop clicking!');
// Change the default delay to 100ms before the blocking is visible
blockUIConfigProvider.delay(100);
});
Changes the default message to be used when no message has been provided to the start method of the service. Default value is ‘Loading …’.
// Change the default overlay message
blockUIConfigProvider.message('Please wait');
Specifies the amount in milliseconds before the block is visible to the user. By delaying a visible block your application will appear more responsive. The default value is 250.
// Change the default delay to 100ms before the blocking is visible ...
blockUIConfigProvider.delay(100);
// ... or completely remove the delay
blockUIConfigProvider.delay(1);
Specifies a custom template to use as the overlay.
// Provide a custom template to use
blockUIConfigProvider.template('
{{ message }}
');
Specifies a url to retrieve the template from. The current release only works with pre-cached templates, which means that this url should be known in the $templateCache service of Angular. If you’re using the grunt with html2js or angular-templates, which I highly recommend, you’re already set.
// Provide the custom template via a url
blockUIConfigProvider.templateUrl('my-templates/block-ui-overlay.html');
By default the BlockUI module will start a block whenever the Angular $http service has an pending request. If you don’t want this behaviour and want to do all the blocking manually you can change this value to false.
// Disable automatically blocking of the user interface
blockUIConfigProvider.autoBlock(false);
By default the BlockUI module will reset the block count and hide the overlay whenever an exception has occured. You can set this value to false if you don’t want this behaviour.
// Disable clearing block whenever an exception has occured
blockUIConfigProvider.resetOnException(false);


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| Properties' Summary |
boolean
SearchBackwards |
If true, the search is done backwards in the document.
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boolean
SearchCaseSensitive |
If true, the case of the letters is important for the match.
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boolean
SearchWords |
If true, only complete words will be found.
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boolean
SearchRegularExpression |
If true, the search string is evaluated as a regular expression.
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boolean
SearchStyles |
If true, it is searched for positions where the paragraph style with
the name of the search pattern is applied.
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boolean
SearchSimilarity |
If true, a "similarity search" is performed.
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boolean
SearchSimilarityRelax |
If true, all similarity rules are applied together.
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short
SearchSimilarityRemove |
This property specifies the number of characters that may be
ignored to match the search pattern.
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short
SearchSimilarityAdd |
specifies the number of characters that must be
added to match the search pattern.
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short
SearchSimilarityExchange |
This property specifies the number of characters that must
be replaced to match the search pattern.
|
| Properties' Details |
SearchBackwards
boolean SearchBackwards;
- Description
- If true, the search is done backwards in the document.
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SearchCaseSensitive
boolean SearchCaseSensitive;
- Description
- If true, the case of the letters is important for the match.
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SearchWords
boolean SearchWords;
- Description
- If true, only complete words will be found.
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SearchRegularExpression
boolean SearchRegularExpression;
- Description
- If true, the search string is evaluated as a regular expression.
|
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SearchStyles
boolean SearchStyles;
- Description
- If true, it is searched for positions where the paragraph style with
the name of the search pattern is applied.
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SearchSimilarity
boolean SearchSimilarity;
- Description
- If true, a "similarity search" is performed.
In the case of a similarity search, the following properties
specify the kind of similarity:
- SearchSimilarityRelax
- SearchSimilarityRemove
- SearchSimilarityAdd
- SearchSimilarityExchange
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SearchSimilarityRelax
boolean SearchSimilarityRelax;
- Description
- If true, all similarity rules are applied together.
In the case of a relaxed similarity search, the following
properties are applied together:
- SearchSimilarityRemove
- SearchSimilarityAdd
- SearchSimilarityExchange
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SearchSimilarityRemove
short SearchSimilarityRemove;
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- This property specifies the number of characters that may be
ignored to match the search pattern.
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short SearchSimilarityAdd;
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- specifies the number of characters that must be
added to match the search pattern.
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SearchSimilarityExchange
short SearchSimilarityExchange;
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- This property specifies the number of characters that must
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This menu command opens the
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Easy-to-use functions for downloading air quality data from the Mexican National Air Quality Information System (SINAICA). Allows you to query pollution and meteorological parameters from more than a hundred monitoring stations located throughout Mexico. See <https://sinaica.inecc.gob.mx> for more information.
| Version: | 0.6.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2) |
| Imports: | jsonlite, httr, stringr, dplyr, lubridate |
| Suggests: | aire.zmvm, testthat, covr, knitr, rmarkdown, ggplot2, maps, mapproj, sp, ggmap, gstat, zoo, tidyr |
| Published: | 2018-10-24 |
| Author: | Diego Valle-Jones [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Diego Valle-Jones <diego at diegovalle.net> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/diegovalle/rsinaica/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
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| Reference manual: | rsinaica.pdf |
| Package source: | rsinaica_0.6.0.tar.gz |
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This post is the first of a series of blog posts on Flink Streaming,
the recent addition to Apache Flink that makes it possible to analyze
continuous data sources in addition to static files. Flink Streaming
uses the pipelined Flink engine to process data streams in real time
and offers a new API including definition of flexible windows.
In this post, we go through an example that uses the Flink Streaming
API to compute statistics on stock market data that arrive
continuously and combine the stock market data with Twitter streams.
See the Streaming Programming
Guide for a
detailed presentation of the Streaming API.
First, we read a bunch of stock price streams and combine them into
one stream of market data. We apply several transformations on this
market data stream, like rolling aggregations per stock. Then we emit
price warning alerts when the prices are rapidly changing. Moving
towards more advanced features, we compute rolling correlations
between the market data streams and a Twitter stream with stock mentions.
For running the example implementation please use the 0.9-SNAPSHOT
version of Flink as a dependency. The full example code base can be
found here in Scala and here in Java7.
Parse the text in the stream to create a stream of StockPrice objects
Add four other sources tagged with the stock symbol.
Finally, merge the streams to create a unified stream.
See
here
on how you can create streaming sources for Flink Streaming
programs. Flink, of course, has support for reading in streams from
external
sources
such as Apache Kafka, Apache Flume, RabbitMQ, and others. For the sake
of this example, the data streams are simply generated using the
generateStock method:
To read from the text socket stream please make sure that you have a
socket running. For the sake of the example executing the following
command in a terminal does the job. You can get
netcat here if it is not available
on your machine.
nc -lk 9999
If we execute the program from our IDE we see the system the
stock prices being generated:
INFO Job execution switched to status RUNNING.
INFO Socket Stream(1/1) switched to SCHEDULED
INFO Socket Stream(1/1) switched to DEPLOYING
INFO Custom Source(1/1) switched to SCHEDULED
INFO Custom Source(1/1) switched to DEPLOYING
…
1> StockPrice{symbol='SPX', count=1011.3405732645239}
2> StockPrice{symbol='SPX', count=1018.3381290039248}
1> StockPrice{symbol='DJI', count=1036.7454894073978}
3> StockPrice{symbol='DJI', count=1135.1170217478427}
3> StockPrice{symbol='BUX', count=1053.667523187687}
4> StockPrice{symbol='BUX', count=1036.552601487263}
We first compute aggregations on time-based windows of the
data. Flink provides flexible windowing semantics where windows can
also be defined based on count of records or any custom user defined
logic.
We partition our stream into windows of 10 seconds and slide the
window every 5 seconds. We compute three statistics every 5 seconds.
The first is the minimum price of all stocks, the second produces
maximum price per stock, and the third is the mean stock price
(using a map window function). Aggregations and groupings can be
performed on named fields of POJOs, making the code more readable.
Let us note that to print a windowed stream one has to flatten it first,
thus getting rid of the windowing logic. For example execute
maxByStock.flatten().print() to print the stream of maximum prices of
the time windows by stock. For Scala flatten() is called implicitly
when needed.
The most interesting event in the stream is when the price of a stock
is changing rapidly. We can send a warning when a stock price changes
more than 5% since the last warning. To do that, we use a delta-based window providing a
threshold on when the computation will be triggered, a function to
compute the difference and a default value with which the first record
is compared. We also create a Count data type to count the warnings
every 30 seconds.
Next, we will read a Twitter stream and correlate it with our stock
price stream. Flink has support for connecting to Twitter’s
API
but for the sake of this example we generate dummy tweet data.
Finally, we join real-time tweets and stock prices and compute a
rolling correlation between the number of price warnings and the
number of mentions of a given stock in the Twitter stream. As both of
these data streams are potentially infinite, we apply the join on a
30-second window.
For a full feature overview please check the Streaming Guide, which describes all the available API features.
You are very welcome to try out our features for different use-cases we are looking forward to your experiences. Feel free to contact us.
Upcoming for streaming
There are some aspects of Flink Streaming that are subjects to
change by the next release making this application look even nicer.
Stay tuned for later blog posts on how Flink Streaming works
internally, fault tolerance, and performance measurements!


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Channing is reassurance personified.
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She lives in Maryland with her husband, Mike, and their young son Leander. She enjoys trashy reality TV, and is the best aunt ever.
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Enumeration members
AllDoubles
AllDoubles: = 49
AllMayhem
AllMayhem: = 25
AllPvECompetitive
AllPvECompetitive: = 64
AllStrikes
AllStrikes: = 18
BlackArmoryRun
BlackArmoryRun: = 66
Breakthrough
Breakthrough: = 65
ClashCompetitive
ClashCompetitive: = 72
ClashQuickplay
ClashQuickplay: = 71
ControlCompetitive
ControlCompetitive: = 74
ControlQuickplay
ControlQuickplay: = 73
Countdown
Countdown: = 38
CrimsonDoubles
CrimsonDoubles: = 15
GambitPrime
GambitPrime: = 75
HeroicAdventure
HeroicAdventure: = 58
HeroicNightfall
HeroicNightfall: = 17
IronBanner
IronBanner: = 19
IronBannerClash
IronBannerClash: = 44
IronBannerControl
IronBannerControl: = 43
IronBannerSalvage
IronBannerSalvage: = 68
IronBannerSupremacy
IronBannerSupremacy: = 45
Nightfall
Nightfall: = 16
PrivateMatchesAll
PrivateMatchesAll: = 32
PrivateMatchesClash
PrivateMatchesClash: = 51
PrivateMatchesControl
PrivateMatchesControl: = 52
PrivateMatchesCountdown
PrivateMatchesCountdown: = 54
PrivateMatchesMayhem
PrivateMatchesMayhem: = 56
PrivateMatchesRumble
PrivateMatchesRumble: = 57
PrivateMatchesSupremacy
PrivateMatchesSupremacy: = 53
PrivateMatchesSurvival
PrivateMatchesSurvival: = 55
PvPCompetitive
PvPCompetitive: = 69
PvPQuickplay
PvPQuickplay: = 70
Reckoning
Reckoning: = 76
Reserved11
Reserved11: = 11
Reserved13
Reserved13: = 13
Reserved20
Reserved20: = 20
Reserved21
Reserved21: = 21
Reserved22
Reserved22: = 22
Reserved24
Reserved24: = 24
Reserved26
Reserved26: = 26
Reserved27
Reserved27: = 27
Reserved28
Reserved28: = 28
Reserved29
Reserved29: = 29
Reserved30
Reserved30: = 30
ScorchedTeam
ScorchedTeam: = 62
ScoredHeroicNightfall
ScoredHeroicNightfall: = 47
ScoredNightfall
ScoredNightfall: = 46
Supremacy
Supremacy: = 31
TrialsCountdown
TrialsCountdown: = 41
TrialsOfTheNine
TrialsOfTheNine: = 39
TrialsSurvival
TrialsSurvival: = 42
For historical reasons, this list will have both D1 and D2-relevant Activity Modes in it. Please don't take this to mean that some D1-only feature is coming back!


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Stone Cold Steve AustinWhat's it like being Stone Cold Steve Austin?Here's a recent slice of life.   Austin claims she has taken over his $1 million estate and refuses to leave. He says she pointed a gun at his head, threw steaks at him during a midnight barbecue, verbally and physically abused him, and in the summer of 2004, he claims she stabbed his business manager with a steak knife. After the incident, Austin told the L.A. Times: "I'm not a rocket scientist, but I knew I had to get out of this relationship." Steve Austin may not be a rocket scientist, but professional wrestling does involve a certain knowledge of physics. And very few rocket scientists will ever achieve anything close to Austin's level of wealth and fame. Austin is a redneck wrapped in an enigma. In wrestling, it's always difficult to separate the on-screen character from the real human being, and it's particularly confounding with Stone Cold. His onscreen image of a beer-guzzling redneck is a very real reflection of the human being, except when it's not, which is frequently. On one hand, you have Steve Austin, the man with an obvious drinking problem and rap sheet for domestic violence. On the other hand, you have Steve Austin, the canny, soft-spoken businessman who is almost universally loved by his fellow wrestlers (no small feat in a "sport" where the stars are often cattier than runway models). When the future star was born in Texas in 1964, his parents couldn't have dreamed what lay in store for their bouncing baby. Steve Williams passed through a fairly typical "popular kid" upbringing, a member of the national honor society, while playing high school football. The latter activity led to a college scholarship. After four years playing for Texas schools, Austin dropped out of college to enroll in wrestling school. Since there was already a prominent wrestler named Steve Williams, he chose the stage name of Steve Austin, in part after Austin, Texas, and in part to evoke the "Six Million Dollar Man" (which would lead to his later nickname, "The Bionic Redneck"). Austin's first big break came in 1991, when he was hired to work for Ted Turner's World Championship Wrestling. He began as "Stunning" Steve Austin, a narcissistic blond, the first in a series of lame gimmicks that would precede his breakout role as Stone Cold. As a singles wrestler, and later as a member of a tag team called "The Hollywood Blonds," Austin held several titles at WCW, and his in-ring skills made it clear to anyone who knew wrestling that he was a major star in the making. Unfortunately, WCW didn't know wrestling, and WCW's chief booker Eric Bischoff fired him, saying that Steve Austin would never draw the big money as a main event wrestler. The story of Bischoff's firing has reached legendary status, and it circulates in several variations, all of which illustrate to varying degrees Bischoff's disrespect for Austin. Austin has said Bischoff fired him over the phone. Another version of the story says Bischoff's secretary left a message on Austin's answering machine delivering the news. In an on-screen storyline in 2003, almost certainly fictional, Austin claimed Bischoff fired him by FedEx. After a brief stint with Extreme Championship Wrestling, Austin debuted with the WWF in 1995 under a gimmick called the "Ringmaster," in which he was managed by one of the greats, Ted Dibiase, the "Million Dollar Man." DiBiase. On the bright side, DiBiase was a legendary talker in the business. On the down side, Austin felt he could do a better job talking for himself. History has vindicated Austin's viewpoint on this issue. The Ringmaster gimmick was the brainchild of Vince McMahon, the owner and promoter of the WWF. While McMahon was a proud man, he was also a smart enough businessman to admit when he made a mistake (usually after the mistake had cost him more money than most of us will make in a lifetime). Incongruously, the character of the toughest S.O.B. in the world was born over over a nice cup of tea. Austin was complaining to his wife about the Ringmaster gimmick, when she told him, "You better drink your tea before it gets stone cold." From this unlikely encounter, the character of Stone Cold Steve Austin was born. Stone Cold was, in some ways, a far cry from Steve Williams. In other ways, they were a lot alike. Stone Cold Steve Austin began his climb to the top in 1996, on the WWF's "King of the Ring" pay-per-view. His opponent was Jake "the Snake" Roberts. Jake too had been portraying a gimmick that was close to reality. After (briefly) being born again, Jake had cleaned up his infamous lifestyle and developed a penchant for quoting bible verses. Earlier in the PPV, Roberts had quoted John 3:16, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." At the end of their match, Stone Cold stood victorious and uttered the words that changed the face of professional wrestling, "Talk about your John 3:16! Austin 3:16 says I just whooped your ass!" Austin later said he hadn't planned the comment and was just shooting off his mouth. Whether planned or not, that night a merchandising juggernaut was born. "Austin 3:16" t-shirts instantly became bestsellers, and virtually every piece of merchandise even vaguely related to Austin followed suit in the years to come. In the ring, Austin was peaking around this time. His finishing move was the "Stone Cold Stunner," in which Austin would kick his opponent in the gut, then smash the victim's jaw into Austin's shoulder. Although Stone Cold was a roughneck brawler, Austin was an accomplished technical wrestler and put on very athletic performances in the ring. That changed after 1997, when a botched piledriver injured his neck severely. Although his star continued to rise, he was never physically the same after the injury. After the neck injury, he developed an entertaining, if very familiar, routine which was about 70% backyard brawling, 20% middle fingers and 10% hold-based wrestling. The double-middle finger salute became his trademark in and out of the ring. Audiences chanted "What?" in response to his every sentence when he picked up a microphone, and his promos frequently ended with the tagline, "And that's the bottom line, because Stone Cold said so." Austin's character went back and forth from being a traditional "heel" wrestler, seeking the jeers of the crowd, to a rebellious bad-boy babyface who accepted adulation while fighting the forces of evil. For a long run, the forces of evil were represented by Vince McMahon. McMahon had accidentally become a heel after legitimately screwing WWF champion Bret Hart out of his title through a dirty trick. When the crowds began responding to him as vocally as they did to his wrestlers, McMahon decided to become a full-fledged performer in the WWF's storylines. His first nemesis was Steve Austin. The battle between Austin and McMahon's minions led to some of the most memorable moments in wrestling history. Austin was on top of the wrestling industry, but his neck injury continued to plague him until he was in almost constant pain. He had always been a "beer-swilling redneck" backstage, and now his character reflected that as well. He celebrated his winning matches by chugging beer after beer after beer. While many things that happen in a wrestling ring are fake, Austin's drinking wasn't. Behind the scenes, Austin went through a series of turbulent relationships, including three marriages. His third marriage, to WWF star Debra, broke up in a highly public manner, leading to Austin's arrest for domestic abuse.  (Lowlights included Austin urinating on old school wrestler Arn Andersen, and delivering a stunner to 80-year-old female wrestler Mae Young, particularly unfortunate in light of the domestic abuse charges.) After several months away, Austin returned. Although the cheers of the crowd had not lessened over time, he quickly found he was no longer able to perform. At Wrestlemania 19, Austin had his last match. He had a severe anxiety attack before the PPV, and his mind was clearly not in the game when the bell rang. The Rock thoroughly kicked Austin's ass, while he pretty much just lay there taking it. After the match ended, Austin revealed that he could no longer wrestle.  Backstage, Austin was trying to cope with his latest unhealthy relationship (with Tess Broussard) and an argument with McMahon over who owned the trademark for the nickname "Stone Cold." McMahon refused to turn over the rights to the name to Austin, and the two were at an impasse. Austin left the WWE again after Wrestlemania 20, where he served as special referee for a much anticipated match between Brock Lesnar and Goldberg. The match buried all three men. Lesnar had just announced he was quitting WWE to try out for the Minnesota Vikings, Goldberg's contract was expiring, and the crowd turned on both men. After several minutes of uninspiring action, the match ended and Austin gave stunners to both participants. The next day, all three were gone. Stone Cold no more, Steve Austin retreated to Texas, but Broussard was living in his house and refused to leave. After another domestic scuffle, Austin began to seek a financial settlement of the relationship and moved to L.A., where he stayed with former wrestler Diamond Dallas Page. According to a recent report in the Pro Wrestling Torch newsletter, Austin has quit drinking and is seeking work as an actor. Except for the alleged stabbing incident mentioned above, things seem to be on a better track for Austin. If he can just master enough rocket science to find a nice girl (or embrace celibacy), he might see his glossy head shots getting bigger play than his grainy mug shots. And that's the bottom line, because the artist formerly known as Stone Cold said so.
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If I had a single flower for every time I think about you, I could walk forever in my garden.


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Welcome to Best Cars dealership, home to the best cars in North America. We sell domestic and imported cars at reasonable prices.


You get a extra long distance call from Wizards Kingdom. A young User wants to discuss access to magic Sopophorous beans for research and the development of a magic potion.
You know that Sopophorous beans are mainly grown on Elf tribal lands and used almost exclusively by the local Elf community.


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Contact
Opening Hours
Events
Merchanside for sale!
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(Men's S - 2XL) | $29.95
Salmon Mug | $9.95
Salmon Sticker (3 per pack) | $4.95


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The Following parameters are needed (either GET or POST):
alias
: The alias to be deleted.
This will NOT delete the file.


new Adapter(options) → {object}
Adapter class
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
string | object | object like {name: "adapterName", systemConfig: true} or just "adapterName" |
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Returns:
object instance
- Type
- object
Methods
(static) calculatePermissions(user, commandsPermissions, options, callback)
get the user permissions
This function used mostly internally and the adapter developer do not require it.
The function reads permissions of user's groups (it can be more than one) and merge permissions together
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
user |
string | user name as text |
commandsPermissions |
string | object that describes the access rights like
|
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) checkGroup(user, group, options, callback)
returns if user exists and is in the group
This function used mostly internally and the adapter developer do not require it.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
user |
string | user name as text |
group |
string | group name |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) checkPassword(user, pw, options, callback)
validates user and password
Looks for first free TCP port starting with given one:
adapter.getPort(8081, function (port) {
adapter.log.debug('Followinf port is free: ' + port);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
user |
string | user name as text |
pw |
string | password as text |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) delForeignObject(id, options, callback)
Delete any object.
ID must be specified with namespace.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | exactly object ID (with namespace) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) delObject(id, options, callback)
Delete object of this instance.
It is not required, that ID consists namespace. E.g. to get object of "adapterName.X.myObject", only "myObject" is required as ID.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | exactly object ID (without namespace) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) extendForeignObject(id, obj, options, callback)
Same as Adapter.extendObject, but for any object.
ID must be specified as a full name with adapter namespace. E.g "hm-rpc.0.ABC98989.1.STATE"
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID, that must be extended |
obj |
object | part that must be extended |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) extendObject(id, obj, options, callback)
Extend some object and create it if it does not exist
You can change or extend some object. E.g existing object is:
{
common: {
name: 'Adapter name',
desc: 'Description'
},
type: 'state',
native: {
unused: 'text'
}
}
If following object will be passed as argument
{
common: {
desc: 'New description',
min: 0,
max: 100
},
native: {
unused: null
}
}
We will get as output:
{
common: {
desc: 'New description',
min: 0,
max: 100
},
type: 'state',
native: {
}
}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID, that must be extended |
obj |
object | part that must be extended |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) findForeignObject(id, type, options, callback)
Find any object by name od ID.
Find object by the exact name or ID.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | exactly object ID (without namespace) |
type |
string | optional type of state: 'number', 'string', 'boolean', 'file', ... |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getAdapterObjects(callback)
Get all states, channels and devices of this adapter.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getCertificates(publicName, privateName, chainedName, callback)
returns SSL certificates by name
This function returns SSL certificates (private key, public cert and chained certificate).
Names are defined in the system's configuration in admin, e.g. "defaultPrivate", "defaultPublic".
The result can be directly used for creation of https server.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
publicName |
string | public certificate name |
privateName |
string | private certificate name |
chainedName |
string | optional chained certificate name |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getEnum(_enum, options, callback)
Get the enum tree.
Get enums of specified tree or all enums if nothing specified as object with values.
If getEnum called with no enum specified, all enums will be returned:
adapter.getEnums(function (err, enums, requestEnum) {
// All enums
if (err) adapter.log.error('Cannot get object: ' + err);
for (var e in enums) {
adapter.log.debug('Enum "' + e + '" has following members: ' + enums[e].common.members.join(', '));
}
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_enum |
string | enum name, e.g. 'rooms', 'function' or '' (all enums) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getEnums(_enumList, options, callback)
Read the members of given enums.
Get enums of specified tree or all enums if nothing specified as object with values.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_enumList |
string | array | enum name or names, e.g. ['rooms', 'function'] |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getForeignObject(id, options, callback)
Get any object.
ID must be specified with namespace.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | exactly object ID (with namespace) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getForeignObjects(pattern, type, enums, options, callback)
Get objects by pattern, by specific type and resolve their enums.
Get all objects in the system of specified type. E.g.:
adapter.getForeignObjects('hm-rega.0.*', 'state', ['rooms', 'functions'], function (err, objs) {
if (err) adapter.log.error('Cannot get object: ' + err);
// objs look like:
// {
// "hm-rega.0.ABC0000.1.STATE": {
// common: {...},
// native: {},
// type: 'state',
// enums: {
// 'enums.rooms.livingroom': 'Living room',
// 'enums.functions.light': 'Light'
// }
// },
// "hm-rega.0.ABC0000.2.STATE": {
// common: {...},
// native: {},
// type: 'state',
// enums: {
// 'enums.rooms.sleepingroom': 'Sleeping room',
// 'enums.functions.window': 'Windows'
// }
// }
}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pattern |
string | object ID |
type |
string | type of object: 'state', 'channel' or 'device'. Default - 'state' |
enums |
string | object ID, that must be overwritten or created. |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) getForeignState(id, options, callback)
Read value from states DB for any instance and system state.
This function can read values from states DB for all instances and adapters. It expects the full path of object ID.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
See possible attributes of the state in @setState explanation |
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(static) getForeignStates(pattern, options, callback)
Read all states of all adapters (and system states), that pass the pattern
Allows to read all states of current adapter according to pattern. To read all states of current adapter use:
adapter.getStates('*', function (err, states) {
for (var id in states) {
adapter.log.debug('"' + id + '" = "' + states[id].val);
}
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pattern |
string | string in form 'adapter.0.*' or like this. It can be array of IDs too. |
options |
object | optional argument to describe the user context |
callback |
function | return result function (err, states) {}, where states is an object like {"ID1": {"val": 1, "ack": true}, "ID2": {"val": 2, "ack": false}, ...} |
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(static) getObject(id, options, callback)
Get object of this instance.
It is not required, that ID consists namespace. E.g. to get object of "adapterName.X.myObject", only "myObject" is required as ID.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | exactly object ID (without namespace) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
|
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(static) getPort(port, callback)
Helper function to find next free port
Looks for first free TCP port starting with given one:
adapter.getPort(8081, function (port) {
adapter.log.debug('Followinf port is free: ' + port);
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
port |
number | port number to start the search for free port |
callback |
function | return result
|
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(static) getState(id, options, callback)
Read value from states DB.
This function can read values from states DB for this adapter.
Only Ids that belong to this adapter can be read. So the function automatically adds "adapter.X." to ID.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
See possible attributes of the state in @setState explanation |
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(static) getStates(pattern, options, callback)
Read all states of this adapter, that pass the pattern
Allows to read all states of current adapter according to pattern. To read all states of current adapter use:
adapter.getStates('*', function (err, states) {
for (var id in states) {
adapter.log.debug('"' + id + '" = "' + states[id].val);
}
});
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pattern |
string | string in form 'adapter.0.*' or like this. It can be array of IDs too. |
options |
object | optional argument to describe the user context |
callback |
function | return result function (err, states) {}, where states is an object like {"ID1": {"val": 1, "ack": true}, "ID2": {"val": 2, "ack": false}, ...} |
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(static) sendTo(instanceName, command, message, callback)
Send message to other adapter instance or all instances of adapter.
This function sends a message to specific instance or all instances of some specific adapter.
If no instance given (e.g. "pushover"), the callback argument will be ignored. Because normally many responses will come.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instanceName |
string | name of the instance where the message must be send to. E.g. "pushover.0" or "system.adapter.pushover.0". |
command |
string | command name, like "send", "browse", "list". Command is depend on target adapter implementation. |
message |
object | object that will be given as argument for request |
callback |
function | optional return result
|
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(static) sendToHost(hostName, command, message, callback)
Send message to specific host or to all hosts.
This function sends a message to specific host or all hosts.
If no host name given (e.g. null), the callback argument will be ignored. Because normally many responses will come.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hostName |
string | name of the host where the message must be send to. E.g. "myPC" or "system.host.myPC". If argument is empty, the message will be sent to all hosts. |
command |
string | command name. One of: "cmdExec", "getRepository", "getInstalled", "getVersion", "getDiagData", "getLocationOnDisk", "getDevList", "getLogs", "delLogs", "readDirAsZip", "writeDirAsZip", "readObjectsAsZip", "writeObjectsAsZip", "checkLogging". Commands can be checked in controller.js (function processMessage) |
message |
object | object that will be given as argument for request |
callback |
function | optional return result
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(static) setForeignObject(id, obj, options, callback)
Same as Adapter.setObject, but for any object.
ID must be specified as a full name with adapter namespace. E.g "hm-rpc.0.ABC98989.1.STATE"
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID, that must be overwritten or created. |
obj |
object | new object |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
|
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(static) setForeignState(id, value, ack, options, callback)
Writes value into states DB for any instance.
This function can write values into states DB for all instances and system states too.
ack, options and callback are optional
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
value |
object | string | number | boolean | simple value or object with attribues.
If state is object, so the ack will be ignored and must be included into object.
|
ack |
boolean | optional is command(false) or status(true) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | optional return error and id
|
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(static) setForeignStateChanged(id, value, ack, options, callback)
Writes value into states DB for any instance, but only if state changed.
This function can write values into states DB for all instances and system states too.
ack, options and callback are optional
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
value |
object | string | number | boolean | simple value or object with attribues.
If state is object and ack exists too as function argument, function argument has priority.
|
ack |
boolean | optional is command(false) or status(true) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | optional return error and id
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(static) setObject(id, obj, options, callback)
Creates or overwrites object in objectDB.
This function can create or overwrite objects in objectDB for this adapter.
Only Ids that belong to this adapter can be modified. So the function automatically adds "adapter.X." to ID.
common, native and type attributes are mandatory and it will be checked.
Additionally type "state" requires role, type and name, e.g.:
{
common: {
name: 'object name',
type: 'number', // string, boolean, object, mixed, array
role: 'value' // see https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker/blob/master/doc/SCHEMA.md#state-commonrole
},
native: {},
type: 'state' // channel, device
}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID, that must be overwritten or created. |
obj |
object | new object |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
|
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(static) setPassword(user, pw, options, callback)
sets the user's password
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
user |
string | user name as text |
pw |
string | password as text |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | return result
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(static) setState(id, value, ack, options, callback)
Writes value into states DB.
This function can write values into states DB for this adapter.
Only Ids that belong to this adapter can be modified. So the function automatically adds "adapter.X." to ID.
ack, options and callback are optional
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
value |
object | string | number | boolean | simple value or object with attribues.
If state is object and ack exists too as function argument, function argument has priority.
|
ack |
boolean | optional is command(false) or status(true) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | optional return error and id
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(static) setStateChanged(id, value, ack, options, callback)
Writes value into states DB only if the value really changed.
This function can write values into states DB for this adapter.
Only Ids that belong to this adapter can be modified. So the function automatically adds "adapter.X." to ID.
ack, options and callback are optional
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | object ID of the state. |
value |
object | string | number | boolean | simple value or object with attribues. |
ack |
boolean | optional is command(false) or status(true) |
options |
object | optional user context |
callback |
function | optional return error and id
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(static) subscribeObjects(pattern, options)
Subscribe for the changes of objects in this instance.
*
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pattern |
string | pattern like 'channel.*' or '*' (all objects of this adapter) - without namespaces |
options |
object | optional user context |
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gamercard
Part of the Xbox Live experience is the gamercard - a total of your score across games, as well as your reputation and various images. I stuck one underneath the gallery on the sidebar. I think I'm okay with letting people know what I'm playing.
Kind of a neat viral marketing trick, having something you can include in your blog or bbforum (well, gamercard.net does that) postings, too.
Burnout Revenge is the current prospect. I've had it about a week, and it's pretty good. I'd love to see it in HD, and they definitely have a problem with load times, except the 'Crash' games which are intelligently done.  Dumb guys, way to waste my time.
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- Category:
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{% include '../_include/style.html' %}
{% include '../_include/header.html' %}Javascript 와 HTML, CSS 만 이해하면 바로 시작할 수 있습니다.
This page shows how to make a photo gallery using Pure Grids. Using Pure, we can create interesting layouts such as this photo gallery. This layout is fully responsive. We've added a bit of custom media queries on top of the responsive grid provided by Pure.
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Guitar tablature (tab for short) is a system of notation that graphically represents strings and frets of the guitar fretboard. Each note is indicated by placing a number which indicates the fret to play, on the appropriate string. With these easy instructions you will be able to understand how to read and write guitar tab in 5 minutes.
To start out, tabs are written in lines, each line representing a string on the guitar. The thickest string being the bottom most line and the thinnest string being the topmost.
e--------------------------------
B--------------------------------
G--------------------------------
D--------------------------------
A--------------------------------
E--------------------------------
Numbers are then placed on these lines to represent finger positions on the guitar fret board. If you read the diagram below you would play this on a guitar by putting your finger just behind the 2nd fret on the 5th string (or the second thickest string). As musical notes this would read as follows B B B C# B A. The ‘zero’ represents playing an open string. So in this case you would play the A open with no finger position on the fretboard.
e-------------------------------
B-------------------------------
G-------------------------------
D-------------------------------
A--2--2--2--4--2--0------------
E-------------------------------
To tab a chord the notes would be placed in a vertical line upon the horizontal ones. This diagram represents a C Chord. You would strum the bottom 5 strings of the guitar in one motion if you were to read this tab properly.
e--0----------------------------
B--1----------------------------
G--0----------------------------
D--2----------------------------
A--3----------------------------
E-------------------------------
And this one you would strum the ‘C Chord’ three times.
e--0--0--0---------------------
B--1--1--1---------------------
G--0--0--0---------------------
D--2--2--2---------------------
A--3--3--3---------------------
E------------------------------
The one shortcoming of guitar tab is it doesn’t usually represent how long to hold a note for, or rhythm very well. Although some good tab writers will represent it by how much space is between each note. Tab works best if you listen to the song for guidance on timing then read the notes and practice it. Here for example is the timing of ‘Day Tripper’ by the Beatles, note the distances between the numbers, the first ‘0′ would ring slightly longer then the next 4 notes and the distance between D2 and D0 would also indicate a break in timing:
e-----------------------------
B-----------------------------
G-----------------------------
D-----------2---0---4---0-2--
A---------2-------2---2-------
E-0---3-4---------------------
The numbers don’t really describe the subtle techniques that a guitarist can execute, these are the tablature symbols that represent various techniques.
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A Hammer OnA hammer on is executed by picking a note and then hammering done with the fretting hand on the second note. The second note isn’t actually picked but kind of echos the first one. Here is an example of how hammer ons are written in tab:
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A Pull OffA pull off is the opposite of a hammer on, so the first note is played again then the fretting hand pulls the finger off and lets the one fretted behind it play.
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A BendA bend is represented by the symbol ‘b’, this is where the fretting hand actually bends the string to give a wobbly effect.
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A Release BendA release bend is represented by the symbol ‘r’, this is just like a bend, but it tells you when to release the bend and go to the next note.
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A Slide-UpA slide up is represented by the symbol ‘/’. You would play the first note on 7 then slide the finger that is holding that note up to 9.
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A Slide-DownOpposite of a Slide Up, slide down is represented by the symbol ‘\’. You would play the first note on 7 then slide the finger that is holding that note down to 5.
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VibratoVibrato is like a constant rhythmic bending of the string. You do a bend up and bend down quickly to create a moving sound. It is usually represented by ‘v’ or ‘~’.
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TappingTapping is much like a hammer-on but you don’t strum any notes. Just tap the notes on the fret board with your fretting hand.
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