- AboutActivity - Class in com.radaee.reader
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Created by radaee on 2015/2/4.
- AboutActivity() - Constructor for class com.radaee.reader.AboutActivity
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- add_item(String, String) - Method in class com.radaee.util.SnatchAdt.SnatchGroup
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- AddAnnot(long) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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- AddAnnotAttachment(String, int, float[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a file as an attachment to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license, and Document.SetCache invoked.
- AddAnnotBitmap(Document.DocImage, float[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a bitmap object as an annotation to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license, and Document.SetCache() invoked.
- AddAnnotEditbox(float[], int, float, int, float, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add an edit-box on page.
the font of edit box is set by Global.setTextFont in Global.Init().
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require premium license.
- AddAnnotEditbox(Matrix, float[], int, float, int, int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add an edit-box on page.
the font of edit box is set by Global.setTextFont in Global.Init().
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require premium license.
- AddAnnotEllipse(Matrix, float[], float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add ellipse to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotEllipse(float[], float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add ellipse to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotGlyph(Matrix, Path, int, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a user-defined glyph to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotGoto(float[], int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add goto-page link to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotHWriting(Matrix, HWriting, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add hand-writing to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotInk(Matrix, Ink, float, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add hand-writing to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotInk(Ink) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add hand-writing to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotLine(Matrix, float[], float[], int, int, float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add line to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotLine(float[], float[], int, int, float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add line to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotMarkup(Matrix, float[], int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a text-markup annotation to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotMarkup(int, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a text-markup annotation to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be only invoked after ObjsStart.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotPolygon(Path, int, int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add polygon to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotPolyline(Path, int, int, int, int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add polyline to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotPopup(Page.Annotation, float[], boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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- AddAnnotRect(Matrix, float[], float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add rectangle to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotRect(float[], float, int, int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add rectangle to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotRichMedia(String, String, int, Document.DocImage, float[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a RichMedia annotation to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license, and Document.SetCache invoked.
- AddAnnotStamp(float[], int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add an Rubber Stamp to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotText(float[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a sticky text annotation to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddAnnotURI(float[], String) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add URL link to page.
you should re-render page to display modified data.
this can be invoked after ObjsStart or Render or RenderToBmp.
this method require professional or premium license
- AddChild(String, int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.Outline
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insert outline as first child of this Outline.
a premium license is required for this method.
- AddContent(PageContent, boolean) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add content stream to this page.
a premium license is required for this method.
- addCurlMesh(CurlMesh) - Method in class fi.harism.curl.CurlRenderer
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Adds CurlMesh to this renderer.
- AddNext(String, int, float) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.Outline
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insert outline after of this Outline.
a premium license is required for this method.
- AddResFont(Document.DocFont) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.DocForm
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add font as resource of form.
- AddResFont(Document.DocFont) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add a font as resource of this page.
a premium license is required for this method.
- AddResForm(Document.DocForm) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.DocForm
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add sub-form as resource of form.
- AddResForm(Document.DocForm) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add Form as resource of this page.
a premium license is required for this method.
- AddResGState(Document.DocGState) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.DocForm
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add Graphic State as resource of form.
- AddResGState(Document.DocGState) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add GraphicState as resource of this page.
a premium license is required for this method.
- AddResImage(Document.DocImage) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document.DocForm
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add image as resource of form.
- AddResImage(Document.DocImage) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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add an image as resource of this page.
a premium license is required for this method.
- Advance_GetObj(Ref) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to get object from Document to edit.
this method require premium license.
- Advance_GetRef() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to get reference of catalog object(root object of PDF).
this method require premium license.
- Advance_GetRef() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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advanced function to get reference of Page object.
this method require premium license.
- Advance_GetRef() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page.Annotation
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advanced function to get reference of annotation object.
this method require premium license.
- Advance_NewFlateStream(byte[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to create a stream using zflate compression(zlib).
stream byte contents can't modified, once created.
the byte contents shall auto compress and encrypt by native library.
this method require premium license, and need Document.SetCache() invoked.
- Advance_NewIndirectAndCopyObj(Obj) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to create an indirect object, and then copy source object to this indirect object.
this method require premium license.
- Advance_NewIndirectObj() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to create an empty indirect object to edit.
this method require premium license.
- Advance_NewRawStream(byte[]) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to create a stream using raw data.
if u pass compressed data to this method, u shall modify dictionary of this stream.
like "Filter" and other item from dictionary.
the byte contents shall auto encrypt by native library, if document if encrypted.
this method require premium license, and need Document.SetCache() invoked.
- Advance_Reload() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Document
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advanced function to reload document objects.
this method require premium license.
all pages object return from Document.GetPage() shall not available, after this method invoked.
- Advance_Reload() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page
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advanced function to reload page object, after advanced methods update Page object data.
all annotations return from Page.GetAnnot() or Page.GetAnnotFromPoint() shall not available.
- Advance_Reload() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.Page.Annotation
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advanced function to reload annotation object, after advanced methods update annotation object data.
this method require premium license.
- AdvanceAct - Class in com.radaee.reader
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Created by radaee on 2015/3/30.
- AdvanceAct() - Constructor for class com.radaee.reader.AdvanceAct
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- areAllItemsEnabled() - Method in class com.radaee.util.ComboListAdt
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- areAllItemsEnabled() - Method in class com.radaee.util.OutlineListAdt
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- areAllItemsEnabled() - Method in class com.radaee.util.SnatchAdt
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- ArrayAppendItem() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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add an empty object to tail of array.
u can use ArrayGetItem(ArrayGetItemCount() - 1) to get Object after ArrayAppendItem()
- ArrayClear() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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remove all items from array.
- ArrayGetItem(int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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get item of array by index.
- ArrayGetItemCount() - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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get item count of array
- ArrayInsertItem(int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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insert an empty object to array by position.
u can use ArrayGetItem(index) to get Object after ArrayInsertItem()
- ArrayRemoveItem(int) - Method in class com.radaee.pdf.adv.Obj
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remove an item from array


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A soundtrack can be very useful for setting the scene. The style of music tells you what the mood's going to be, and awesome moments need booming soundtracks with lots of instruments making up the sound to be even more awesome.
But with depressing moments, it's the other way around: you only need a slow and soft melody with very few instruments to know that what's happening or has just happened is supposed to be a Tear Jerker - if not for the audience, then for the characters at least.
Subtropes include Nostalgic Musicbox, Lonely Piano Piece, Playing the Heart Strings and One-Woman Wail.
Examples:
- Naruto has lots of these, including the appropriately titled 'Sadness and Sorrow' from the original series, and 'Despair', 'Tragic' and 'Loneliness' from Naruto Shippuden.
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica has the theme of Sayaka, ''Decretum'', which plays during the scenes where her despair overtakes her.
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion has the theme "This Is My Despair" which plays when Homura transforms into a Witch.
- This unnamed song from Yu Yu Hakusho.
- Queen's Blade has one at the end of Episode 7 of the 2nd season, where Tomoe kills Shizuka.
- Bleach has Will of the Heart and Never Meant to Belong.
- CLANNAD tends to use either version of Shionari for this purpose as well as drama.
- Those haunting first few minutes of Grace Omega from Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade only has Gabriela Robin's singing accompanied by simple arrangements of keyboard and the occasional strings. This would get reprised in several other songs within the soundtrack.
- "Thankful Moment" in SOUND DUEL 4 of Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS is composed of a gentle, yet sad melody, reserved for tearjerking and heartwarming moments, mostly involving Aoi Zaizen.
- "Sally's Song" from The Nightmare Before Christmas is noticeably softer and simpler than the rest of the movie's soundtrack. In the song, Sally talks about how she's afraid Jack will never notice how she feels about him.
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: The scene where the dwarfs mourn Snow White is underscored with a quiet theme played on an organ.
- Used in Return of the Jedi, when
Darth VaderAnakin Skywalker dies in front of his son Luke. - The movie of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone uses this when Voldemort makes one last attack on Harry, trying to kill him.
- This was used quite ham-handedly in Girl in Gold Boots, where Critter would break into overly sad ballads every time it was necessary to tug the audience's heartstrings. This is parodied in one of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 host segments, where Mike strums a guitar in the same style.
- Most of the songs in the Heisei Godzilla films are upbeat or sound like they're best suited for action/suspense scenes. And, then you have the far more somber "Requiem" which plays at the end of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah while Godzilla dies.
- Any of the versions of the Rohan theme in the film of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers that are stated on solo hardanger fiddle.
- Transformers: Dark of the Moon: ''There Is No Plan'', played during the scene of the Autobots getting banished from Earth, is a sad (piano, strings and quiet drums) reprise of the bombastic, epic main theme.
- In a show that wasn't afraid to break out the electric guitar for fight scenes, it's worth noting that Buffy and Angel's love theme pretty much always sounds like this.
- The Incredible Hulk's "The Lonely Man" closing theme - piano solo.
- The third act of Tristan und Isolde has Tristan waking to the sound of a shepherd's pipe playing a long, unaccompanied and very mournful old melody.
- Some versions of Les Misérables - most notably the 10th Anniversary Concert - have "The Sewers", a simple instrumental version of "Bring Him Home" that plays as the dust settles from the final battle onto the bodies of the revolutionaries, or as Valjean carries Marius's unconscious body through the sewers. The 2012 film uses the same music as Javert inspects the wreckage of the barricade and the bodies of the revolutionaries, and pins one of his medals onto Gavroche's body.
- Then there's "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables", which starts simple and sad as Marius suffers his Heroic BSoD - and in the movie, begins completely a capella to emphasize how truly alone Marius is. Same goes for "Turning", which is about peasant women (in some versions, it's implied to be the Revolutionaries' girlfriends/lovers, as it's the same actresses playing both) singing about the outcome of the revolution, and in the movie cleaning up the bodies and blood from the very men they're singing about.
- In Hamilton, "It's Quiet Uptown" is one of the simplest, saddest songs in the show. It consists of Angelica observing the Hamiltons' tandem Heroic BSoD following the death of their son Philip, and Eliza is so distraught that she only utters one line in the entire song.
- Disco Elysium is full of sadness. Pure examples are "Tiger King" and "Burn, Baby, Burn".
- RuneScape has a lot of these: "All for the Pest", "Sad Meadow", "Citharede Requiem", "Love Lost", etc.
- "Moon" and "Fortitude" from Umineko: When They Cry.
- Likewise, a simple piano solo from "Rush" in Dreamfall: The Longest Journey when Faith dies.
- "At The Bottom Of Night" from Chrono Trigger is a rather simple piece for the amount of emotion it evokes.
- "Theme of Sadness" from the first Suikoden game.
- Also there is an ensemble version of this song.
- "Requiem" from Alundra is also a good example.
- The exact same song was also used in Legend of Legaia, as Cara's Theme.
- "Midna's Desperate Hour" from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
- The music for "Abandoned Ebon Keep" in Secret of Evermore.
- Disgaea: Hour of Darkness - an entire game full of peppy, upbeat songs... and then there's "Sorrowful Angel".
- "Painful Memories" from Heavy Rain.
- "Heartbeats" by Broove in the Newgrounds game "Colour your World" and other works by Silverstitch.
- "15 years ago" that plays during the nuclear explosion flashback and the quiet drama scene in the last mission of Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War.
- From the unnamed tracks of Ace Combat: Joint Assault, we have the final music against Sulejmani when he reveals his past, a stark difference from the music right beforehand. Whether it actually evoked sadness on the other hand...
- "Homesickness" from Tsukihime.
- Fond Memories from Secret of Mana. The description for the video says it all.
- Ezio's Family from Assassin's Creed II probably counts.
- Enclosure and The Best Is Yet To come from Metal Gear Solid.
- The Eight Melodies, Smile and Tears and ESPECIALLY the Theme of Love from the Mother series.
- Emotion and N's farewell from Pokémon Black and White.
- Mass Effect 3 brings us I Was Lost Without You (at least for the first part of the song, which is also the game's love theme, it builds up towards the climax).
- As well as Leaving Earth, which has a sad piano tune backed by a bass section doing a convincing imitation of the Reaper Horn. The song is played in the beginning of the game when our heroes are forced to flee Earth in the face of the Reaper invasion.
- And of course, An End Once And For All, which is a reprise of both Leaving Earth and the Normandy theme.
- The Final Fantasy series count several:
- Aerith's Theme from Final Fantasy VII. A crushing theme for Aerith's death, which even plays during the boss battle, and which doesn't stop until the following morning, after Cloud let Aerith's body rest in peace in the lake.
- To Zanarkand from Final Fantasy X. Also a Lonely Piano Piece and the game's main theme.
- Via Purifico/Path of Repentance from the same game. As haunting as it is sad, it plays over Yuna's section of the eponymous dungeon, just after she learns her religion's leaders are all hypocritical bastards, and reunites with her guardians.
- A Return, Indeed (Piano Version) from Lost Odyssey is another excellent example by Nobuo Uematsu.
- The Walking Dead has a score of simple yet sombre songs, setting up the mood for the apocalypse and human drama quite well.
- "Prayer" from Breath of Fire IV.
- "Too Late" from I Miss the Sunrise.
- "Lost, Broken Shards" from Xenogears.
- Investi-Gator: The Case of the Big Crime: Lampshaded in Episode 3. Sad guitar music plays in the jail. When Red Herring expresses sorrow about being in jail, Investi-Gator, who is Herring's cellmate, comments on the music. (see page quote)
- Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog has Penny's theme and song, a Lonely Piano Piece with her singing about how she hopes to make the world a better place.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender:
- The song that plays when Yue sacrifices herself to revive the Moon Spirit.
- Iroh's song as he burns incense for his son in 'Tales of Ba Sing Se'.
- Also, the music playing during the final Agni Kai between Zuko and Azula. There is just something so final about the score, probably because it's only slowly beating drums and string instruments playing a series of chords. It's oddly fitting for this action scene in Sozin's Comet. Definitely a Tear Jerker, especially since it follows this exchange:
Azula: I'm sorry it has to end this way, brother.Zuko: No, you're not. - In the Sequel Series, The Legend of Korra, this is used when Amon takes away Lin's bending.


I bought the highest-rated pair of jeans on Amazon under $25 and will never buy jeans in-store again
by Erin McDowell, Business Insider US- I rarely purchase clothes through Amazon, but I was tempted to see if I could find a great pair of affordable jeans.
- I ordered the Signature by Levi Strauss & Co. Gold Label skinny jeans in the color “Immaculate” for $24.99, not including taxes and fees.
- Not only did the jeans fit perfectly, but I was highly impressed by the quality – especially at such a low price.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Jean shopping isn’t easy. I’ve tried countless fits, washes, and styles over the years, and have yet to find my perfect pair, though I did come close with a $245 pair from a clothing rental service.
I usually like to try clothes on in the store to ensure they fit before buying them, especially when it comes to jeans. However, this week, I decided to try something a little different.
I shop on Amazon for most things, from laundry detergent to socks and cookware. However, I rarely buy clothes through the global online retailer.
I decided to put Amazon’s reviews sections and incredible prices to the test and order the highest-rated pair of jeans on Amazon under $25, not including taxes and fees.
Here’s what happened when I tried a pair of Amazon-approved jeans.
First, I adjusted my search filters to find the best pair under $25.
I made sure every pair I was viewing had received an average rating of more than four stars and was priced under $25. I also only considered jeans that could be delivered with Prime shipping.
Right away, I noticed a couple of pairs that were more out-of-the-box than I was going for. For this experiment, I was looking for a pair of classic jeans that would never go out of style and maybe, just maybe, last for years.
It was then that I decided on a pair of Signature by Levi Strauss & Co. Gold Label skinny jeans.
Marked as an “Amazon’s Choice” item, the jeans were $24.99 with Prime shipping. I ordered them in a size 6 regular, my usual size, in a medium to dark wash.
I figured these jeans would be a safe bet and they looked like they would be decent quality. Knowing the Levi brand, I had high hopes for the jeans.
The jeans had an average 4.5-star rating from 3,829 reviews, which was extremely positive compared to other jeans I saw on the site.
One reviewer said she loved them so much, she wanted a second pair, while others showed off their jeans in photo reviews.
When my jeans arrived, I was excited to see how they would compare to other skinny jeans I’ve purchased in the past.
When I removed them from the Amazon package, I immediately liked what I saw. They seemed high quality.
They were well-packaged and didn’t look like they had ever been tried on.
This was definitely a plus, as I’ve tried jeans on in-store before and felt like they weren’t as fresh as they could have been after being tried on multiple times.
The stitching looked well-done, and the actual material of the jeans was thick.
The pockets also appeared well-constructed.
Examining them more, I really liked the slightly-faded wash and the fabric.
These felt like really good quality jeans – even more so than pricier jeans I currently own.
Slipping them on, they had the perfect amount of stretch.
Honestly, these jeans fit me better than any other jeans I’ve ever owned – including my $75 Roadtripper jeans from Madewell.
They were tight but didn’t dig in anywhere. When it comes to skinny jeans, it can be hard to escape that “10-pound sausage in a 5-pound bag” feeling, but I felt confident in these.
Sometimes when buying cheap jeans, you end up with something similar to a legging. However, these were clearly well-made.
They came with four pockets, a button, and a zip. They were comfortable, very flattering, and true to size. I also think that people one size higher or lower could most likely fit into them, due to the stretch of the fabric.
My colleagues, upon hearing I was reviewing jeans from Amazon, asked if they could feel how thick they were — and they were impressed.
Everyone was pleasantly surprised at the quality – and wanted to order a pair for themselves.
Not only was I impressed with my purchase, but I would buy more pairs of the Levi Strauss & Co. Gold Label skinny jeans in other colors. My only note is that while the jeans were marketed as “mid-rise,” I felt they were more high-waisted since they went up past my belly button.
I would rate these jeans 5 stars, especially considering they were under $25.
Paired with blazers or a going-out top, I know I’m going to get a ton of wear out of them.
Next time you’re in the market for a pair of jeans, maybe consider checking out Amazon’s clothing selection. You might just find your new go-to pair.
- Read more:
- 7 reasons why I refuse to buy anything on Amazon
- I ordered clothes from those cheap online stores, and I’m not sold
- Chaotic photos show what it looks like when Alibaba sells $38 billion worth of merchandise on China’s biggest shopping holiday and breaks records
- 20 of the most expensive celebrity memorabilia items ever sold at auction


3 references to ConstructSearchPatternsFromName
System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\CommandSearcher.cs (3)
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(_commandName, commandDiscovery: true),
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"HIGGAION "in Psalm 92:3 means the murmuring tone of the harp. In Psalm 9:16 it is a musical sign, denoting probably a pause in the instrumental interlude. In Psalm 19:14 the word is rendered “meditation;” and in Lamentations 3:62, “device” (R.V., “imagination”).
"HIGGAION "in Psalm 92:3 means the murmuring tone of the harp. In Psalm 9:16 it is a musical sign, denoting probably a pause in the instrumental interlude. In Psalm 19:14 the word is rendered “meditation;” and in Lamentations 3:62, “device” (R.V., “imagination”).


Happy New Month🎄🎄
You just stepped into a new month of blessings as you will shine as bright as the Sun and be valued as precious as the Diamonds. The heavens will protect your path and grant you your secret desires, Amen! I wish you a pleasant new month.
Christmas is about spending time with family and friends. It’s about creating happy memories that will last a lifetime. Even as we celebrate with our loved ones this season may we never stop celebrating in Jesus Name Amen!! wishing you and your family a 🎅Merry Christmas🤶 and a happy New Year in advance.🎄🎄🎄🎄


| Overview |
Module |
Use |
Devguide |
Index |
:: com :: sun :: star ::
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| module connection |
- Description
- Data exchange interfaces for inter-process communication.
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| Services |
| Acceptor |
allows to accept connection attempts from another process.
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| Connector |
allows to establish a connection to another process.
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| Interfaces |
| XAcceptor |
allows to passively accept connection attempts from other processes.
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| XConnection |
A bidirectional bytestream.
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| XConnection2 |
XConnection2 extends the XConnection interface
with available and readSomeBytes
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| XConnectionBroadcaster |
allows to add listeners to a connection.
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| XConnector |
allows to actively establish an interprocess connection.
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| Structs |
| SocketPermission |
This permission represents access to a network via sockets.
A SocketPermission consists of a host specification and a set of actions
specifying ways to connect to that host. The host is specified as
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SSD1306 OLED display driver
1.8.2
This library is developed to control SSD1306/SSD1331/SSD1351/IL9163/PCD8554 RGB i2c/spi LED displays
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#include <nano_gfx_types.h>
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| void | setPos (uint8_t x, uint8_t y) |
| void | draw () |
| void | eraseTrace () |
| void | erase () |
| bool | isNearMove () const |
| SSD1306_RECT | getRect () const |
| SSD1306_RECT | getLRect () const |
| SSD1306_RECT | getUpdateRect () const |
Public Attributes | |
| uint8_t | x |
| draw position X on the screen | |
| uint8_t | y |
| draw position Y on the screen | |
| uint8_t | w |
| sprite width | |
| uint8_t | lx |
| last draw position X on the screen | |
| uint8_t | ly |
| last draw position Y on the screen | |
| const uint8_t * | data |
| Pointer to PROGMEM data, representing sprite image. | |
| const uint8_t * | transparentMask |
| Pointer to PROGMEM data, representing sprite transparencyMask (can be nullptr) | |
SPRITE structure represents logical graphics object
Definition at line 146 of file nano_gfx_types.h.
| void SPRITE::draw | ( | ) |
Draws sprite on the display. Position can be changed by updating x and y fields of SPRITE structure.
| void SPRITE::erase | ( | ) |
Clears sprite from the display leaving black rectangle.
| void SPRITE::eraseTrace | ( | ) |
Clears some sprite parts in old position on the display.
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Returns area in 8-pixel blocks, which was used by the sprite last time For example, if sprite pixels coordinates are 10,18 and size is 8x8, the rect will be (left:1,top:2,right:2,bottom:3). if sprite pixels coordinates are 32,16 and size is 8x8, the rect will be (left:4,top:2,right:4,bottom:2).
Definition at line 222 of file nano_gfx_types.h.
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Returns area in 8-pixel blocks, which is used by the sprite.
For example, if sprite pixels coordinates are 10,18 and size is 8x8, the rect will be (left:1,top:2,right:2,bottom:3). if sprite pixels coordinates are 32,16 and size is 8x8, the rect will be (left:4,top:2,right:4,bottom:2).
Definition at line 206 of file nano_gfx_types.h.
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Returns area in 8-pixel blocks, which includes old and new position For example, if sprite pixels coordinates are 12,18 and size is 8x8, and sprite is moved to the right by 6 pixels, the rect will be (left:1,top:2,right:3,bottom:3).
Definition at line 239 of file nano_gfx_types.h.
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Returns true if sprite is moved not far from previous position, and old and new rects have intersection.
Definition at line 191 of file nano_gfx_types.h.
| void SPRITE::setPos | ( | uint8_t | x, |
| uint8_t | y | ||
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Updates active position of the sprite (doesn't redraw it)
| x | - horizontal position |
| y | - vertical position |


Freetown locals
This photo taken about a year prior to the 40th's stop in Freetown shows locals in their canoes alongside the troopship Ruapehu.
Ref: 1/4-061222-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23081177
Locals in canoesThis photo taken about a year prior to the Fortieth’s stop in Freetwown shows locals in their canoes alongside the troopship Ruapehu.
Ref: 1/4-061222-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23081177
Table Mountain and Lion’s Head
Photo provided by the National Library of New Zealand.
Cover of The Fag End (troopship magazine)The front cover of the magazine includes and illustration of a man smoking, hence the “fag end.” “NZEF 40” stands for New Zealand Expeditionary Force no. 40, which is the title of the military force onboard the Tahiti.
Epic of the 40th
This poem published in The Fag End summarizes the voyage of the Tahiti up through the stop in Albany.
An image of the 20th century armed merchant cruiser HMS Mantua under way.
Photo courtesy of State Library of Victoria
chiefly cargo vessels and a man-o-war and also the auxiliary war ship for our escort. Tomorrow we are to sail again & we are all about tired of being anchored here.
No band today but we played a programme this evening instead. Was told that signals received from the Japanese steamer next to us said that they also enjoyed the music.
Part
III
Entry #43
The port of Cape Town
Photo provided by Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1526-9.
"Song of the Fortieths"
This ballad published in The Fag End sings of the hope and pride carried by the young men aboard the ship.
Bill Callery discovered his brother was on board the other ship.
[Locals] were loading coal all night & all day & water is still being pumped aboard. We hope to give a concert on the other ship tomorrow & I hope this will be done, as I would like a visit there.
The port of Cape Town
Cape Town seen from onboard a troopship showing Bantry Bay, Clifton, and Camps Bay with Table Mountain and Lion’s Head in the background.
Photo provided by Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1526-9.
Still in Freetown, weather warm and all well.
No leave allowed here as yellow fever is prevalent on shore.
Fair amount of rain today and this morning we all had a bath in it on the well deck & it was just decent, the best wash for six weeks & we needed it too. No band parades today but we played a programme on the boat deck this evening.
A boat came in this afternoon about tea time with returning NZ soldiers, & there is great excitement on board and signals were exchanged between the boys by flags & semaphore.
Thursday, August 22
“A blessing in disguise"
Read about what a soldier had to say about the censor onboard the Tahiti in this poem published in The Fag End.
The port of Cape Town
This photo shows an elevated view of the docks at Cape Town, along with several troopships in the distance.
Photo provided by Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1526-9.
Entry #44
“The pier is really beautiful"A view of the pier at Cape Town, looking towards the city. Table Mountain stands behind the town at left.
Photo provided by the Masterton District Library & Archive
The economy of South Africa went through massive expansion with the discovery of diamonds and gold there in the late 19th century. As a result Cape Town and several other South African cities went through an extended period of industrialization in the early 1900s. This period saw the development of railways, influx of European businesses and continuance of racial segregation — which persists to this day.
An image of the 20th century armed merchant cruiser HMS Mantua under way.
Photographer: Allan C Green 1878-1954 | Photo courtesy of State Library of Victoria.
My health is still good with the exception of a couple of blisters on the roof of my mouth but not very bad. A few flying fish can still be seen alongside the ship but all very small ones.
Guard duty on the lookout for submarines etc is to be started tomorrow.
Weather still warm and sea smooth. The boat is changing its course every 10 minutes for some reason or other.
Held two band practices as usual and went through a couple of new pieces (cornet solo). The mail closes 9.30 tonight; posted two letters and one pc.
A mail will be posted at Freetown if there is a boat leaving there shortly, we expect to sight land shortly now, Thursday perhaps.
All day fresh water was pumped into the ship from water vessels tugged up to the side. [Locals] were parading about up to the side of the ship and were selling fruit, cocoa-nuts etc & soon were diving for coins thrown in the water.
The ship signalers started again today & have had to change quarters owing to shifts having to be worked out.
All roused at 4.30am for parade at 5am with life belts on. We entered Freetown at daybreak, weather hot & muggy & occasionally a shower of rain. The view coming in was very pretty and reminded me very much of NZ. Hills and any amount of trees, palms etc. by the look of them.
No leave granted to anyone today. Parades were washed out but we held our band parades as usual & this afternoon played a few selections on the boat deck. The port here is full of ships cargo, troops, etc, etc, & I hear we are to leave here on Sunday.
Entry #40
Part
I
The virus behind the second wave of the 1918 pandemic was far more severe than its predecessor. A victim could be healthy one moment, and dead in a matter of hours. For some, death would come more slowly, as their lungs gradually filled with fluid over a period of multiple days until they suffocated. With the hospital filled over capacity just one day after leaving Freetown, it was clear. Death had boarded the Tahiti.
Sierra Leone. The paths of these ships were fated to cross before the end of the month.
Like the Tahiti, the Mantua had been an ocean liner before it was converted into a military cruiser in 1914. And like the Tahiti, the Mantua carried troops bound for the battlefield. However, in August 1918 the Mantua delivered more than just soldiers to Freetown.
Ship logs indicate that an influenza outbreak emerged onboard within two days of departing Plymouth. By the time the Mantua arrived in Freetown on August 15, over 200 of its crew were sick. When local workers boarded the ship to load coal, they brought the disease back with them to shore. And in only ten days, 500 of the 600 coal yard workers were too sick to come into work.
At 3 pm we went thru’ the GPO, took about 2 hours and then had tea, eggs and chips. In the evening went to the Tivoli Vaudeville, wasn’t bad, not as good as Fullers though.
The town and surroundings are very nice. Town about as big as Wanganui. The mountains table lions head etc look very grim on first appearance. The railway station we also had a look at and is a very nice one very much like an arcade of shops. The wharves are very large also & we were berthed about two miles from town.
Monday, August 19
The virus swept through the colony. Businesses either closed or remained open with a skeleton crew of essential workers. Travel was restricted and the town’s streets remained relatively empty while hundreds died each week. The devastation was clear — the deadly second wave of the 1918 Spanish Flu had entered Africa.
While the virus raged in Freetown, the Tahiti remained steadfast in its course to Plymouth. Two more port-of-calls remained in the journey: Cape Town, South Africa, and as fate would have it, Freetown.
Private Marcus Hansen continued to write in his diary. His entries would unfortunately mark the final days of the first New Zealanders to die from the 1918 pandemic virus.
Last night we were steaming very slowly to arrive in Capetown harbour in the daylight which we did about 8 am. Leave was given all day till 11.30pm. Troops were marched into town headed by band, arriving there about midday.
Had dinner at Maxims with Callery and Leeming. Good dinner, 5 courses. A lot of the troops patronised this place also. The weather was perfect like midsummer and is really their mid winter. Did some shopping, book of views, ostrich feathers and jackhol skins etc.
Part
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Entry #31
A stricken ship
Left Capetown at 8.40am, weather still fine but ship rolling a lot, later on rolling not so bad. All feeling very tired and sleepy as the last two nights we have had about 5 hours sleep. I was on fatigue this morning from 6am till about 10am with a dozen others scrubbing decks after the coaling.
No band today, everybody too tired and down in the dumps at leaving land again. Our stay at Capetown was very enjoyable and all had a good time there.There are some very nice houses and buildings very much like the same as NZ and the bungalow style of house seems to get a good hearing.
Friday, August 2
Friday, August 9
Part III
Orders today to parade at 9am with life belts on as we are to make a start again. Weather fine & hot, sea smooth and we have left about 9.30am. All told the convoy consists of 10 ships and the escort auxiliary cruiser which is a [P10] boat two funneller & a very nice looking steamer.
There is one passenger boat, ourselves & the rest are cargo boats, we are only to travel about 10 knots an hour. All port holes have been painted black & all have been warned in regard to lights being shown on deck.
A steadfast ship
Entry #33
Copies of the troopship magazine, The Fag End, were handed out the following day on Monday, August 12.
Part II
At 3 pm we went thru’ the GPO, took about 2 hours and then had tea, eggs and chips. In the evening went to the Tivoli Vaudeville, wasn’t bad, not as good as Fullers though.
The town and surroundings are very nice. Town about as big as Wanganui. The mountains table lions head etc look very grim on first appearance. The railway station we also had a look at and is a very nice one very much like an arcade of shops. The wharves are very large also & we were berthed about two miles from town.
Entry #47
Last night we were steaming very slowly to arrive in Capetown harbour in the daylight which we did about 8 am. Leave was given all day till 11.30pm. Troops were marched into town headed by band, arriving there about midday.
Had dinner at Maxims with Callery and Leeming. Good dinner, 5 courses. A lot of the troops patronised this place also. The weather was perfect like midsummer and is really their mid winter. Did some shopping, book of views, ostrich feathers and jackhol skins etc.
END OF PART II
Sunday, August 11
Monday, August 26
The deadly second wave of the influenza pandemic is in its early stages, aided by troop movements throughout the globe. Three weeks into its voyage, HMNZT Tahiti remains on course to Plymouth. Two more port of calls remain in the journey. One of them — Freetown, Sierra Leone — will be teeming with the virus by the time the Tahiti arrives. Private Hansen writes in his diary, marking the last days of many onboard the ship.
AUGUST 1, 1918:
Having just spent 17 days at sea, Marcus and his pals made good use of their leave, with stops at various shops, restaurants and the General Post Office. They closed their day by attending an evening performance at the Tivoli Theatre, which was later demolished in 1930.
Still in Freetown and all provisions etc now on board, after the first day [locals] were not allowed near the boat with their fruit etc & were kept off with a revolver shot or two from the skipper or an officer.
The weather is very hot & a shower occasionally. The water was also a bit rough.
All the time we have been here there has been about twenty odd ships anchored in the harbour,
Table Mountain and Lion’s Head are two prominent features of the massive landforms overlooking Cape Town. Names of other features include Signal Hill and Devil’s Peak, both of which loom over the city below.
Entry #24
N AUGUST 1, 1918, while the Tahiti continued its voyage to Plymouth, another troopship, HMS Mantua, departed Plymouth for Freetown,
Another beautiful day & calm sea. Had a sudden shower of rain at 11am & lasted about half an hour. Weather very warm now.
This morning I had an hour’s fatigue brass polishing & at 9am the band Sergt spoke to the Sergt Major about it with the result that I was relieved a little after 9am and was then able to attend band parade. We had two band parades as usual today & I suppose will very shortly be playing in Capetown now.
At 3 pm we went thru’ the GPO, took about 2 hours and then had tea, eggs and chips. In the evening went to the Tivoli Vaudeville, wasn’t bad, not as good as Fullers though.
The town and surroundings are very nice. Town about as big as Wanganui. The mountains table lions head etc look very grim on first appearance. The railway station we also had a look at and is a very nice one very much like an arcade of shops. The wharves are very large also & we were berthed about two miles from town.
Entry #46
Only one practice with the band today, too rough this morning and of course could not use the Sergt’s mess room. This afternoon the sea is calmer but after tea it has started to come up rough again.
Feeling a bit seedy today and still have a slight cold. Throat almost better now.
Last night and this morning I think is about the roughest wind and sea we have had so far. I woke at about midnight and could not sleep again owing to the noise and swinging about of the hammock.
We expect to be in Capetown in about a week and are all looking forward to seeing land again. It was a great sight to be on deck and to watch the waves washing up over the bows and it was a common thing to see the spray come right over the bridge.
Entry #27
Last night we were steaming very slowly to arrive in Capetown harbour in the daylight which we did about 8 am. Leave was given all day till 11.30pm. Troops were marched into town headed by band, arriving there about midday.
Had dinner at Maxims with Callery and Leeming. Good dinner, 5 courses. A lot of the troops patronised this place also. The weather was perfect like midsummer and is really their mid winter. Did some shopping, book of views, ostrich feathers and jackhol skins etc.
At 3 pm we went thru’ the GPO, took about 2 hours and then had tea, eggs and chips. In the evening went to the Tivoli Vaudeville, wasn’t bad, not as good as Fullers though.
The town and surroundings are very nice. Town about as big as Wanganui. The mountains table lions head etc look very grim on first appearance. The railway station we also had a look at and is a very nice one very much like an arcade of shops. The wharves are very large also & we were berthed about two miles from town.
The pier is really beautiful and is an ideal place for concerts etc and the view from the town which did at night, was just beautiful. It is a good long walk all around the whole pier and one can get refreshments there also. People were also fishing there.
Read “The Epic of the 40th,” a poem written shortly after the ship’s previous stop at Albany.
 It was a real picture & I watched it for about an hour. It was really wonderful and seemed to change all the time into different colours etc. & one could see the sun drop into the horizon quite distinctly.
Also lightening tonight after tea. Rumours now that Durban will be our next port of call.
Monday, August 5
Sunday, August 25
It was a grand sight to see us steaming out of the harbour one behind the other and we had the band out on the boat deck to celebrate the occasion.
We are now travelling in two lines of 5 and the war ship in the lead. She shows two lights and the others one as far as I can see.
The hospital is over full and also a dozen patients on deck.
Friday, August 23


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things to make Sol as fast as possible
As shown by the benchmarks, Sol is very performant with its abstractions. However, in the case where you need every last drop of performance from Sol, a number of tips and API usage tricks will be documented here. PLEASE benchmark / profile your code before you start invoking these, as some of them trade in readability / clarity for performance.
If you have a bound function call / bound member function that you are going to call in a very tight, performance-heavy loop, considering using sol::c_call
Be wary of passing by value / reference, and what it means by reading this note.
It is currently undocumented that usertypes will “inherit” member function / member variables from bound classes, mostly because the semantics are unclear and it is not the most performant (although it is flexible: you can register base classes after / whenever you want in relation to the derived class, provided that derived class has its bases listed). Specifying all member functions / member variables for the usertype constructor /
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function call and not relying on base lookup will boost performance of member lookupUse the sol::stack_{} versions of functions in order to achieve maximum performance benefits when doing things like calling a function from Lua and knowing that certain arguments of certain Lua types will be on the stack. This can save you a very small fraction of performance to not copy to the register (but is also more dangerous and usually not terribly worth it).
Specifying base classes can make getting the usertype out of Sol a bit slower since we have to check and cast; if you know the exact type wherever you’re retrieving it, considering not specifying the bases, retrieving the exact type from Sol, and then casting to a base type yourself
Member variables can sometimes cost an extra lookup to occur within the Lua system (as mentioned bottom of the usertype page); until we find out a safe way around this, member variables will always incur that extra lookup cost
That’s it as far as different performance options are avilable to make Sol run faster. Again, please make sure to invoke these only when you know Sol is the bottleneck. If you find some form of the performance unacceptable to you, also feel free to open an issue at the github.


#include <btDynamicsWorld.h>
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| virtual int | stepSimulation (btScalar timeStep, int maxSubSteps=1, btScalar fixedTimeStep=btScalar(1.)/btScalar(60.))=0 |
| void | setInternalTickCallback (btInternalTickCallback cb, void *worldUserInfo=0, bool isPreTick=false) |
| Set the callback for when an internal tick (simulation substep) happens, optional user info. | |
| virtual void | addVehicle (btActionInterface *vehicle) |
| obsolete, use addAction instead. | |
| virtual void | removeVehicle (btActionInterface *vehicle) |
| obsolete, use removeAction instead | |
| virtual void | addCharacter (btActionInterface *character) |
| obsolete, use addAction instead. | |
| virtual void | removeCharacter (btActionInterface *character) |
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Definition at line 42 of file btDynamicsWorld.h.
| virtual int btDynamicsWorld::stepSimulation | ( | btScalar | timeStep, | |
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stepSimulation proceeds the simulation over 'timeStep', units in preferably in seconds. By default, Bullet will subdivide the timestep in constant substeps of each 'fixedTimeStep'. in order to keep the simulation real-time, the maximum number of substeps can be clamped to 'maxSubSteps'. You can disable subdividing the timestep/substepping by passing maxSubSteps=0 as second argument to stepSimulation, but in that case you have to keep the timeStep constant.
Implemented in btSimpleDynamicsWorld.


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