A kinematic one-sided wall
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#include <Plane.h>
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| | Plane (vec2 normal, float distance, vec4 colour) |
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| virtual void | fixedUpdate (vec2 gravity, float timeStep) |
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| virtual void | draw () |
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| virtual void | resetPosition () |
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| virtual void | shipMove (vec2 force) |
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virtual float | getMass () |
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virtual vec2 | getPosition () |
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virtual void | setPosition (vec2 position) |
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| virtual void | shipContact (vec2 contact) |
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| virtual void | shipBreak () |
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| void | resolveCollision (RigidBody *actor2, vec2 contact) |
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vec2 | getNormal () |
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float | getDistance () |
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| | PhysicsObject (ShapeType a_shapeID, vec4 colour) |
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virtual float | getEnergy () |
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virtual void | setColour (vec4 colour) |
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vec4 | getColour () |
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ShapeType | getShapeID () |
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A kinematic one-sided wall
◆ Plane()
| Plane::Plane |
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vec2 |
normal, |
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float |
distance, |
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vec4 |
colour |
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A constructor that determines the direction, position, and colour of the plane
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| normal | The direction the plane is facing |
| distance | The distance between the plane and the centre of the scene relative to the plane's normal |
| colour | The colour of the object |
◆ draw()
Draws a rectangle to display the location of the plane
Implements PhysicsObject.
◆ fixedUpdate()
| void Plane::fixedUpdate |
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vec2 |
gravity, |
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float |
timeStep |
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An update called independantly regardless of frame rate
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| gravity | The gravity of the physics application |
| timeStep | The time between every fixed update |
Implements PhysicsObject.
◆ resetPosition()
| void Plane::resetPosition |
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A pure virtual function that plane doesn't override
Reimplemented from PhysicsObject.
◆ resolveCollision()
| void Plane::resolveCollision |
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actor2, |
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vec2 |
contact |
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Handles the collision once it's been detected
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| actor2 | The object colliding with the plane |
| contact | The point of the plane being collided with |
◆ shipBreak()
| virtual void Plane::shipBreak |
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inlinevirtual |
A pure virtual function that plane doesn't override
Implements PhysicsObject.
◆ shipContact()
| virtual void Plane::shipContact |
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vec2 |
contact | ) |
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inlinevirtual |
A pure virtual function that plane doesn't override
Implements PhysicsObject.
◆ shipMove()
| virtual void Plane::shipMove |
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vec2 |
force | ) |
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inlinevirtual |
A pure virtual function that plane doesn't override
Implements PhysicsObject.
◆ m_distanceToOrigin
| float Plane::m_distanceToOrigin |
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The distance from the centre of the application in the direction of the normal
◆ m_normal
The direction the plane is facing
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Users/s191796/source/repos/Physics/Project2D/Plane.h
- C:/Users/s191796/source/repos/Physics/Project2D/Plane.cpp


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This lab focuses on research involving networking standards and technology. Current research work concentrates upon the latest broadband wireless access technology – WiMAX/LTE. Major areas of work include medium access control (MAC), QoS, QoE, power management, media independent handover (MIH).


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The child actor, who is now fully grown is arguably Ghana’s biggest export to the world as far as movie is concerned.
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CLUELESS A film review by Eric Grossman Copyright 1995 LOS ANGELES INDEPENDENT
There really isn't much to say about CLUELESS except that its title pretty much explains it all. Alicia Silverstone plays Cher, Beverly Hills High's most popular "betty." Cher realizes that her life is without meaning and she tries to find fulfillment by using her popularity to help others. She takes the new girl in town, Tai (Brittany Murphy), under her wing and helps her avoid falling in with the "loadies" (stoners) and gives her a makeover so she won't be a "monet" (a girl who looks fine from far away but is really a mess up close). She also gets her two teachers to "hang" with each other so that they will raise her grades. In addition to of this altruism, Cher has classes to attend, driving tests to take, and shopping malls to frequent.
Amy Heckerling wrote and directed this movie so I guess we have to give her the lion's share of credit for the movie's great contributions to the English language (although some of it is like so 1980's you know) as well as the film's completely inane plot. Unlike FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH, (which was also directed by Heckerling but written by Cameron Crowe) CLUELESS is devoid of any sense of underlying truth. The situations feel about as real as a bad sit-com and the characters, except for Silverstone and Paul Rudd who plays her ex-step brother Josh, are about as dimensional as a piece of cardboard. This movie is a satire of an already satirical image of rich brats from Beverly Hills and one gets the feeling that Heckerling researched her script by watching BEVERLY HILLS: 90210.
While I was watching this movie, I was fortunate enough, or unfortunate enough, to have a running commentary by a group of young high school girls sitting behind me. Although I didn't really care for the film, save a few good lines of dialogue such as Cher's dad telling her date to bring her home safely because he has "a .45 [pistol] and a shovel," the vociferous high school barometers sitting behind me seemed to enjoy CLUELESS quite a bit. However, one girl did complain that Silverstone's thighs were fat and the girl next to her thought the actress was too flat chested. Everyone's a critic these days.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 trainer lets you play as an eagle, wolf, or any other model in the game
by Christopher LivingstonTraveling Red Dead Redemption 2's expansive map on horseback is great, but wouldn't it be nice to have a bird's eye view of the world? Literally? A trainer for RDR2 singleplayer has arrived, and it lets you switch from Arthur's boring human body into an eagle, a wolf, and (with a bit of file editing), any other model in the game.
I tried it out—that's me above, soaring over the world as an eagle. Pretty cool!
A few warnings, and consider them stern ones!
First of all, only try this trainer in singleplayer—mods are not supported by Rockstar. In fact, when I restarted the Rockstar launcher after installing the trainer, it warned me I could be banned from Red Dead Online:
Back up your saves and game files before doing anything. Don't save the game while playing as a different model, and disable autosaves while using the trainer.
And keep track of the files the trainer adds—you'll need to remove all of them before playing Red Dead Online. And you might get banned anyway, we don't really know. Also, I had two crashes to desktop while using this trainer, and I also got stuck under the map at one point. Trying to switch camera views also caused a freeze and then a crash.
If you understand the risks, here's how it works. You can find Lenny's Simple Trainer here. Download the files and install them in the game's root directory. When you start up Red Dead Redemption 2, you'll hear a few loud beeps, which indicate the trainer is installed. Once you launch into your singleplayer game, pressing F7 will turn you into an eagle, and F8 will turn you into a wolf.
If you want to turn into anything else, you can edit the mod's lst.ini file while the game is running, and add a different model to the F7 or F8 keys. Here's a list of the game's models. You can also use the trainer to teleport around the map using the F9, F10, and F11 keys, and editing the same ini file will let you input the coordinates those keys teleport you to.
And a final warning, don't change from an eagle into a wolf while you're airborne.


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Union Pacific, Open Source Risk Management, (2015-2016) (Co-PI)
DARPA ChikV Challenge, Methodology Award (2015)(Co-PI)
An Engagement to Look Forward to: Security Requirements and Software Weaknesses, Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (PI)(2013-2015)
NIST Measurement Science and Engineering (MSE) Research Grant, Developing Precise and Accurate Descriptions of Common Software Weaknesses. (PI) (2012-2015)
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Modeling change in dynamic networks, Fund for Investing in the Research Enterprise (FIRE), SPR Unomaha, Bhaumik, S., Chundi, P., Zhu, Q., Gandhi R., Rykov, V., Augeri, C. (2011-2012) (Co-PI)
National Science Foundation, Information Assurance Scholarships for Service (SfS) at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (Co-PI)
IDEA UNO-UNK Collaborative Program Development, UNO Online Worldwide (Summer 2010 to Fall 2010) Mahoney, W., Gandhi, R., Leah, P., Fruhling, A. (2011)
Cybersecurity of Critical Control Networks, DoD / AFOSR (July 2010 to July 2014) Mahoney, W., Gandhi, R., Dick, K. (Co-PI)
STTR: SCADA Hawk - An Integrated Anti-Tamper Technology, UNO, Technical Support, Inc. and The Department of Air Force, Air Force Research Labs at Wright-Patterson Airforce Base in Ohio. Gandhi, R., Zhu, Q., (January 1, 2010 - June 30, 2010) (2010) (PI)
Building Assurance from Evidence of Regulatory Compliance, EPSCoR / NSF, (April 1, 2010 - March 31, 2011). Pre-Proposal Accepted Gandhi, R. (2010) (CoPI)
Identifying Security Vulnerabilities from Large Software Repositories, NUCIA, (August 2009 - August 2010). Gandhi, R., Siy, H. (2009) (PI)
Software Security Assessment using Fact-Proposition Space Reasoning, NUCIA, (August 2009 - August 2010). Gandhi, R., Zhu, Q. (2009) (PI)
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The goal of my research is to develop theories and tools for designing dependable software systems. My research interests are in the areas of information and software assurance, requirements engineering, knowledge-intensive software systems, Certification and Accreditation (C&A), case-study designed research methods, and risk assessment. Here are some key themes of my research directions:
Study of Software Weakenesses
To cope with growing software complexity, programmers need better mental models to sense the possibility of a vulnerability. There is no shortage of weakness enumerations and categorization, but they are not in a form that facilitates human understanding and recall. To address these issues, Semantic Templates have been developed at UNO. Using Semantic Templates experiments indicate a definite improvement in the programmer's ability to understand software weaknesses. We are also developing a risk-based approach to understand the impact of code quality on regulatory compliance by systematically mapping regulations to common weaknesses. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce, and DHS Science and Technology Directorate is supporting this research.
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Assessing Misconceptions that lead to Software Weaknesses
The primary research goal of this project is to develop a methodology for performance-based assessment instrument for software assurance tasks such as code review. A secondary research goal of this project is to explore fundamental research questions regarding the adequacy of concept inventories to probe misconceptions in cybersecurity knowledge. This proposed project will fulfill the following objectives: First, develop a reliable and valid concept inventory for buffer overflows. Second, create, prototype, and document a method for accelerating the development of concept inventories that can be applied to assess workforce maturity for software assurance tasks.
Regulatory Requirements Representation and Analysis
This work explores a multi-dimensional understanding of dependability requirements by taking into account the nexus of constraints, and causal chains in a socio-technical environment where a software system is expected to operate. A recent contribution of this research, presented at a premier conference, is a method to demonstrate early compliance with security requirements using lightweight formalization. We are also investigating approaches to systematically analyze regulatory policies and related security controls.
Cybersecurity of Critical Infrastructure
Solutions for improving the dependability of software systems that provide supervisory control and centralized data acquisition (SCADA) services for critical infrastructure (e.g. power grid railway, water and gas supply, etc.). In this project we leverage the synergy between a Semantic Web-based framework as well as Autonomous Component Based Simulations to rapidly recreate the conditions to assess regulatory compliance. The Air Force Office of Scientific Research and US STRATCOM have supported this research, while OPPD, MUD and Sandia National Labs have expressed interest in it. Link
CyCast: Cyberattack Forecasting System
The system is intended to monitor the Social, Political, Economical, and Cultural (SPEC) factors worldwide, analyze the related cyber attacks that occur, evaluate the patterns of the attack and build a security model to assess the likelihood of similar attacks that may occur in the future. The Air Force Office of Scientific Research, PayPal and several local businesses have expressed interest in this research. http://cycast.unomaha.edu
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I first tripped back in 1997, my fresh mind couldn't handle it. I loved that. So I began looking for my favorite new drug. There was always a fresh supply of acid in the tri-state area of New England, but shrooms were rare. From my readings I found that cubensis was common to the gulf of Mexico, so I moved there. The only problem is the bastards farmers salt their fields, preventing shroom habitation. But there's a few locations that are still intact. I picked for an hour, came home with enough to fill up a basket ball (packed).
I resided in a single-wide trailer, no building inspector had ever been there because it should have been condemned... not only for the insect/rodent habitation but the lack of carpeting, plumbing, not to mention structural damage due to years of tropical storms. I ate five or six caps while making tea out of the rest... I came up with about a gallon of high potency tea... drank a few cups... and began chugging vodka at a suicidal pace.
I am sure you all know what visuals are like, mine were all that, maybe more, I didn't care. I was staring at the wall, isolated, empty for hours, until I decided to stare at a TV. The TV was talking about me, making fun of me... calling me a crackhead... every channel I flipped to was another commercial or show laughing at me as I sunk deeper and deeper into my mind.
The radio was talking about me, the songs mocking me, and if I didn't listen attentively I'd swear it's announcers were threatening to kill me. I felt weak, light headed, I was dying... sure of it. I couldn't call anyone, or find any help. I was killing myself with my mind. Everyone was mine, everything was mine, and I didn't know what to do. Friends would come in my house, they had no names no faces, they were my pawns.... mine.
I danced to the music of my life, until I lost all knowledge of myself, my ego, vision, all faded to black. I awoke to myself on top of a three story mall just before sunrise, alone, naked, un-aware of what I had done in the hours past.
There was no ladder up, I wonder if I just flew up there to this day. The climb down was impossible, either I had to wait for help (and with no clothes in sight I would go to jail) or I could try to get myself down with assistance of cement architecture. I fell two flights down onto the concrete; I knew my leg was broken, but I had a bigger problem at the moment; naked and in a parking lot that would soon be filled with families shopping away.
I crawled toward my trailer. A few feet along the way I found my pants, fifty feet later my shirt, and later my shoes that wouldn't fit on my broken and swollen ankles. I found a stool for a cane, and slowly gimped across the highway.
The only thing I could think of on the roof was 'I'm naked and fearless.'
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| Package | com.pblabs.rendering2D.spritesheet |
| Class | public class SpriteContainerComponent |
| Inheritance | SpriteContainerComponent EntityComponent |
| Subclasses | SpriteSheetComponent, SWFSpriteSheetComponent |
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| center : Point
Specifies an offset so the sprite is centered correctly.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
| degreesPerDirection : Number [read-only]
The number of degrees separating each direction.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
| directionsPerFrame : Number = 1
The number of directions per frame.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
| frameCount : int [read-only]
The number of frames the sprite container has.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
| isLoaded : Boolean [read-only]
True if the frames associated with this sprite container have been loaded.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
| isRegistered : Boolean
Whether or not the component is currently registered with an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
| name : String
The name given to the component when it is added to an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
| owner : IEntity
A reference to the entity that this component currently belongs to.
| EntityComponent | ||
| rawFrameCount : int [read-only]
The total number of frames the sprite container has.
| SpriteContainerComponent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
getFrame(index:int, direction:Number = 0.0):BitmapData
Gets the bitmap data for a frame at the specified index.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
|
Registers the component with an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
reset():void
This is called by an entity on all of its components any time a component
is added or removed.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
unregister():void
Unregisters the component from an entity.
| EntityComponent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
buildFrames():void
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
|
deleteFrames():void
Deletes the frames so this class can be re-used with a new set of frames.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
|
getRawFrame(index:int):BitmapData
Gets the frame at the specified index.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
|
getSourceFrames():Array
Subclasses must override this method and return an
array of BitmapData objects.
| SpriteContainerComponent | ||
|
onAdd():void
This is called when the component is added to an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
onRemove():void
This is called when the component is removed from an entity.
| EntityComponent | ||
|
onReset():void
This is called anytime a component is added or removed from the owner entity.
| EntityComponent |
| center | property |
center:Point
[read-write]Specifies an offset so the sprite is centered correctly. If it is not set, the sprite is centered.
Implementation public function get center():Point
public function set center(value:Point):void
| degreesPerDirection | property |
degreesPerDirection:Number
[read-only]The number of degrees separating each direction.
Implementation public function get degreesPerDirection():Number
| directionsPerFrame | property |
public var directionsPerFrame:Number = 1
The number of directions per frame.
| frameCount | property |
frameCount:int
[read-only]The number of frames the sprite container has. This counts each set of directions as one frame.
Implementation public function get frameCount():int
| isLoaded | property |
isLoaded:Boolean
[read-only]True if the frames associated with this sprite container have been loaded.
Implementation public function get isLoaded():Boolean
| rawFrameCount | property |
rawFrameCount:int
[read-only]The total number of frames the sprite container has. This counts each direction separately.
Implementation public function get rawFrameCount():int
| buildFrames | () | method |
protected function buildFrames():void
| deleteFrames | () | method |
protected function deleteFrames():void
Deletes the frames so this class can be re-used with a new set of frames.
| getFrame | () | method |
public function getFrame(index:int, direction:Number = 0.0):BitmapData
Gets the bitmap data for a frame at the specified index.
Parametersindex:int — The index of the frame to retrieve.
|
|
direction:Number (default = 0.0 ) — The direction of the frame to retrieve in degrees. This
can be ignored if there is only 1 direction per frame.
|
BitmapData — The bitmap data for the specified frame, or null if it doesn't exist.
|
| getRawFrame | () | method |
protected function getRawFrame(index:int):BitmapData
Gets the frame at the specified index. This does not take direction into account.
Parametersindex:int |
BitmapData |
| getSourceFrames | () | method |
protected function getSourceFrames():Array
Subclasses must override this method and return an array of BitmapData objects.
ReturnsArray |


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| To: | Michael Brook | |
| Cc: | Mikhail Gurevich, Alex Harlap, W. M. Miller, Pero Smrzlic | |
| From: | Scott Turner | |
| Date: | 98-07-16, revised 98-07-17, 98-08-05 & 98-08-17 | |
| Subject: | Java IF Specification |
This document specifies the IF which will be produced by DISCOVER's Java front end, and which drives the model build. Because IF is already used for the languages C, C++, and PL/SQL, and because the Java language is in most respects a subset of C++, most of the requirements and decisions are already determined. The IF for Java will use the same operators and relations that are being used by C++, to the extent that Java is a subset. The issues which need to be settled, and which this document will emphasize, relate to those features which are unique to Java.
| Symbol Kinds | |
|---|---|
| new | not used |
interface | struct etc. |
The package
symbol kind will be used for Java packages.
This kind is not used by C++, but is used by PL/SQL.
Java uses it in a more sophisticated way than PL/SQL.
Package names will be included in the IF, as SYM lines with kind package
.
Interfaces will have kind interface
in their SYM lines. No other kind names
are particular to Java. In particular, method symbols will have kind function
on
their SYM lines, even though they should be displayed to the user as "method".
Member symbol names will appear qualified by their classes or interfaces. Class and interface names will appear qualified by their package (if any). For example,
SYM [1] function "java.lang.String.indexOf(char)"
| Attributes | |
|---|---|
| new | not used |
transient
| auto
|
abstract
attribute is used for methods and classes.
It's an explicit keyword in Java, in contrast to C++ where the corresponding
properties of abstract class and pure virtual member function are implicit.
native
attribute applies to methods and corresponds to
the Java keyword.
destructor
attribute will appear for "finalize" methods.
virtual
attribute will be used for method symbols
that are not declared final
.
auto
attribute does not apply to Java.
| Relations | |
|---|---|
| new | not used |
context package
| type reference
|
As with C++, the type of each field or method will be given as a type
relation
of the symbol.
Structured types will be described using the type
relation with the
attributes return
and argument
(noting that in Java reference
, pointer
, and const
do not apply to types).
As with C++, the context
relation will be given for members, with the appropriate
public
, package
, protected
, or private
attribute.
The context
relation will also be given for members of a package.
The new import
relation is used as follows:
REL [<file>] "import" [<symbol>]
where <symbol>
is either a type symbol or a package symbol.
The import
relation indicates explicit importation by
means of an import
statement at the beginning of the compilation unit.
The <file>
symbol represents the Java compilation unit.
Note that because Java classes can directly contain initialization blocks,
the uses
relation of a class can indicate more than just the
class's members.
Other relations that have direct C++ counterparts are supported,
for instance the call
relation.
The subclass
relation is used both when a Java class
extends
a class and when it implements
an interface.
| Operators & Statements | |
|---|---|
| new | not used |
interface
| *namespace*
|
call_expr { function [method symbol] {} variable [object-of-call symbol] {} [ <argument> ... ] }or in case of a static method
call_expr { function [method symbol] {} [ <argument> ... ] }The first operand of
call_expr
is the method to be called, using the function
operator.
The remaining operands of call_expr
represent the argument list of the
method.
If the method is non-static, then the first argument indicates the object
for which the method is called.
variable
tree node.
In the case of a reference to a field, the AST code will look like
component_ref [type-symbol] { variable [object-symbol] {} field [field-symbol] {} }Name references will have this form regardless of whether the context is any of the following:
name + 99
)
name = 99
)
foo(name)
)
call_expr
.
The call_expr
is distinguished by its method being a constructor,
which otherwise does not occur directly within a block.
This will generate AST as follows:
ast_block { call_expr [4] { function [11] {} super {} (or this {}) [ <argument> ... ] } [ <statement> ... ] }
break
and continue
break
and continue
statements accept an optional
label indicating the construct to break out of or to reenter.
The Java parser will emit the usual exit_stmt
with either 0 or 1 operand, depending on whether the label is present.
Until now, exit_stmt
has not had an operand.
An import
statement is represented by means of
existing operators with C++ oriented names.
using_decl { used_entity [sym] {} }There is no distinction in the AST between the Java constructs
import a.b.*importing all inner classes of a class, and
import a.bimporting the class itself.
Java declarations resemble C and C++ declarations, but there are significant differences in formal syntax.
To support the latter we will have
type_decl_modified [class_sym] { ast_declspec name_clause { class [class-sym] {} [ ast_superclass { class [sym] {} } ] [ implements { interface [sym] {} } ... ] } ast_block { [ <declaration> ... ] } }What's different here is first the
ast_declspec
as the first operand
of the type_decl_modified
, and second the name_clause
may contain
implements
operators to indicate a set of interface types.
To support the nicely-positioned type specs in method and field declarations, the IF AST will have:
list_decl { ast_declspec { typespec [type-sym] {} } field_decl [declared-sym] { field [declared-sym] {} <initializer> } }
[]
brackets
indicating one dimension of an array in either the type specifier or the
object declarator, or even in both. This provides a bit of a challenge when
generating IF. Here's an example of how it will be handled. Source code:
int [] aa [] = new int[2][2];Resulting IF:
list_decl_typed 1/2 29 { ast_declspec 1/2 6 { typespec [symbol for int[]] 1/2 6 {} } var_decl [symbol for aa] 1/9 21 { variable [symbol for aa] 1/9 2 {} java_vec_new 1/17 13 { type [symbol for element type] 1/21 3 {} dimensions 1/24 6 { constant [constant symbol] 1/25 1 {"2"} constant [constant symbol] 1/28 1 {"2"} } } } }
| kinds |
|
|---|---|
| declarations |
|
| statements |
|
| expressions |
|
Java is based on the Unicode character set.
We don't encounter this immediately when looking at typical Java source code,
because today's Java compilers are designed to work with today's text editors, which use ASCII.
Escape sequences, such as \u2603
are used to extend ASCII and incorporate Unicode characters into Java source.
Non-ASCII characters can occur in literals and in identifiers.
The EDG Java front end
is throughly based on the principle that the characters of a Java program
are Unicode characters, representing identifiers, characters, and strings using
Unicode.
Since every Unicode character has several possible ASCII representations
in Java, a good Java front end quickly loses track of the original representation.
IF represents identifiers and strings based on the way they appear in source code. The source representation (including quotes if it's a string) is quoted.
In my opinion, when quoting a string all included double-quotes and backslashes should be escaped using a backslash, so as to be able to find the concluding quote mark in a standard way. This is not handled consistently at present within DISCOVER.Java identifiers, characters, and strings will likewise go into IF using a quoted source-like representation. Because a Java front end loses information, the representation from the actual source file will not always be duplicated. (Note also that a given identifier can be spelled different ways in the source file itself.)
Here are examples of four different source code constructs and how they appear in IF.
| identifier w/ Unicode | string w/ Unicode | string w/ Unicode alternate representation | string w/ backslash | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| source file | F\u00deirst
| "F\u00deirst"
| \u0022F\uu00deirst" | "\\u"
|
| string value | FÞirst
| FÞirst | \u
| |
| IF file | "F\\u00deirst" | "\"F\\u00deirst\""
| "\"F\\u00deirst\""
| "\"\\\\u\""
|
This is not a big deal, but it can be confusing since strings and identifiers go through so many stages of manipulation, and because IF is not currently used in a well-defined and consistent way when dealing with special characters within strings.


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item = a[0]
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skipped = item.get('skipped', False)
return skipped
[docs]def regex(value='', pattern='', ignorecase=False, multiline=False, match_type='search'):
''' Expose `re` as a boolean filter using the `search` method by default.
This is likely only useful for `search` and `match` which already
have their own filters.
'''
flags = 0
if ignorecase:
flags |= re.I
if multiline:
flags |= re.M
_re = re.compile(pattern, flags=flags)
_bool = __builtins__.get('bool')
return _bool(getattr(_re, match_type, 'search')(value))
[docs]def match(value, pattern='', ignorecase=False, multiline=False):
''' Perform a `re.match` returning a boolean '''
return regex(value, pattern, ignorecase, multiline, 'match')
[docs]def search(value, pattern='', ignorecase=False, multiline=False):
''' Perform a `re.search` returning a boolean '''
return regex(value, pattern, ignorecase, multiline, 'search')
[docs]class TestModule(object):
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[docs] def tests(self):
return {
# failure testing
'failed' : failed,
'failure' : failed,
'success' : success,
'succeeded' : success,
# changed testing
'changed' : changed,
'change' : changed,
# skip testing
'skipped' : skipped,
'skip' : skipped,
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'search': search,
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| 5-May-16 | Mar-16 | - | -2.95 | -2.88 | -2.16 | -1.97 |
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Projects are another key concept in Tercen.
They are the “containers” where your research and calculations are held.
Projects can be set as private or public.
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Choose to make it public or keep it private.
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For our example We will choose our tutorial crabs project in the Collections section.
You can read more about it here
Click Explore
Check you are in the Collections
tab.
Hover your mouse over the Crabs Tutorial project until the Clone
icon appears.
Click the Clone
icon.
Select the destination of the new project, your personal home page or, one of your teams.
Click the Next
Button
Edit the name and description of your new project.
Decide if you want to make it publicly available.
Click the Ok
Button
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Discussion forum posts and activity histories are not copied.
These are re-set to be blank.
Your new project is now ready for modification.
Next… working with projects.


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It will be a partly cloudy but warm day across South Africa on Tuesday, while the SA Weather Service has warned of extremely high fire danger conditions over the central and eastern parts of the Northern Cape, western and central parts of the Free State and extreme western parts of the North West as well as northern interior of the Eastern Cape.
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These wontons are pretty popular around here. It is really hard around these parts to get good Asian food, so I have come up with my own recipe that has stood the test of time and children! All our three love them and there generally aren't any leftovers. They can be frozen and be cooked at a later date. If you don't like fried food, you can steam them instead to make gyoza.
Ingredients:
(Makes approx. 40)
Make sure all your ingredients are as dry as can be, as too much moisture inside the wonton will result in soggy wontons.
1 pkt wonton wrappers (approximately 40 wrappers)
300gm (10.5oz.) pork and veal mince
100gm (3.5oz.) water chestnuts
2 spring onions/green onions
2 cloves garlic
4 sprigs coriander/cilantro
1cm (3/4inch) piece ginger, grated
1 tbsp (1/2 fl. oz.) soy sauce/tamari
1/2 tsp sesame oil
1 egg, beaten
Method:
Using a food processor, blend the garlic & spring onions until finely chopped. Add the rest of the ingredients and blend until just combined. Spread out the wonton wrappers on a clean, dry surface. Add a small teaspoon full of mixture to the centre of each wrapper. Lightly brush egg wash around the inside edges of each wonton. Fold up the wrappers around the meat, joining opposite corners.
[caption id="attachment_1213" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="Brush egg wash around inside edges of wontons"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_1214" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Fold opposite corners together"][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_1215" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Press remaining opposite corners together and firmly pinch closed"][/caption]
Place wontons into shallow hot oil. Turn as needed and cook until golden brown. Drain on paper towel before serving.
Variations:
If you don't want to fry the wontons, you can cook them like a gyoza. To do so, steam them in a bamboo steamer for approximately 10 minutes. Once steamed you can serve them as is or you can also lightly pan fry them in a tablespoon of oil until they are slightly browned on each side.
If you don't have a food processor, just make sure you finely chop the garlic, spring onions, coriander and water chestnuts before adding the other ingredients.
You can make the wontons up and freeze them uncooked. They will keep for about 3 months.
Dipping sauce:
our favourite dipping sauce is made up of equal parts soy sauce and fresh lemon juice or lime juice, add a couple of drops of sesame oil and a few leaves of coriander. If you don't have lemon juice or lime juice you can substitute with vinegar.
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Enjoy! Jacinta x


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