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A grand and welcoming entrance, rose arbors, an expansive lawn, plus a waterfall make this a charming and memorable location for weddings.
Capacity: 80 Theater-Style
The Rose House in the Rose Garden is designed to meet the needs of smaller ceremonies and meetings. It can also serve as bridal preparation space for weddings in the Rose Garden or a green room for performers in the Amphitheatre.
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Lots of space and ample parking make our Outdoor Concert Series location ready for a private performance and picnic – or any conference, reunion or company event.
Capacity: 3,000
Located inside the Amphitheatre, complete with tables, chairs & sun umbrellas, this space offers a more formal outdoor experience. Can also be scheduled for private use during concerts.
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Experience mountain and valley vistas in this aromatic setting under a Wisteria arbor. With meandering sandstone pathways, the Fragrance Garden features plants chosen specifically to entice your senses and enhance your event – from Lilacs and Lavender to seasonal Mock Orange and Crocus.
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Which is true about deletion from a hash table using tombstones?
The tombstones fill some slots of the table.
While tombstone slots can be reused, they do have to be searched through.
The fraction of hash table slots taken up by tombstones is normally not large, so while there is an increased cost, is is not large.


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- Researched and developed VoIP phone application with H323/SIP protocol (web-based)
- Developed Win32/MFC software for company automation and document classification
- Developed IPBLOCK IP Module at Serome (Korean)
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- Coded and launched Samsung Electronic Global Web Portal System in Java, J2EE on WebLogic and Oracle DB
- Coded and launched The Korea National Police Agency Portal System in Java, J2EE Link
- HCI Research: Usability For MP3 Player iPod and iRiver
PDF: download
- OpenSSL: Coin Flipping by Telephone of Information Security
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- Microprocess 8051 (Microcomputer): Dot Matirx Program
Source Code: download (.asm)
- Line Editor using UNiX System Call
Source Code: download (.c)
- Mobile Line Communication (WIPI: Wireles Internet Platform for Interoperability)
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Reads Nurbs data files and outputs a pointer to the Nurbs data.
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control Filename string Filename to load File Dialog Output Ports
Name Type Description out nurbs_type (ptr) Outputs a pointer to the Nurbs data.
This module reads a NURBS data file and outputs a pointer to the Nurbs data. This pointer can be used with the Nurbs_To_Field and Nurbs_To_Mesh modules.
filenameString parameter that specifies which Nurbs data file should be read. The filename string should contain the full path name of the file.
outPointer to the NURBS data.
Load_Nurbs_func
The Load_Nurbs_func functional macro uses the low-level rd_nurbs module. The macro takes a file name as an input from the Load_Params paramerter block. The macro outputs the data read from the NURBS data file as a pointer to the NURBS-data.
The Load_Nurbs_func functional macro and the Load_Nurbs_UI user interface macro are both used by the Load_Nurbs user macro. All of these macros use the Load_Params parameter block to communicate.
The output from this module cannot directly be viewed in the 3D viewer.
The project includes an example application that demonstrates the use of the NURBS marcos. The application contains the nurbs file loader (Load_Nurbs) plus the Nurbs_To_Mesh and the Nurbs_To_Field modules. These allow the viewing of the supplied NURBS data files in the 3D viewer.
xp_comm_proj/nurbs/nurbsmod.v contains the V definitions of the rd_nurbs, nurbs_to_field, nurbs_ctrl_to_mesh, and the nurbs_utilities module. It also contains the parameter blocks Load_Params, Field_Params, and Mesh_Params.
xp_comm_proj/nurbs/nurbsmac.v contains the V definitions of the Load_Nurbs_UI user interface macro, the Load_Nurbs_func functional macro and the Load_Nurbs user macro.
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java.lang.Object org.simpleframework.util.parse.Parser org.simpleframework.http.parse.ListParser<T>
public abstract class ListParser<T>
The ListParser
is used to extract a comma separated
list of HTTP header values. This will extract values without
any leading or trailing spaces, which enables the values to be
used. Listing the values that appear in the header also requires
that the values are ordered. This orders the values using the
values that appear with any quality parameter associated with it.
The quality value is a special parameter that often found in a
comma separated value list to specify the client preference.
image/gif, image/jpeg, text/html image/gif;q=1.0, image/jpeg;q=0.8, image/png; q=1.0,*;q=0.1 gzip;q=1.0, identity; q=0.5, *;q=0The above lists taken from RFC 2616 provides an example of the common form comma separated values take. The first illustrates a simple comma delimited list, here the ordering of values is determined from left to right. The second and third list have quality values associated with them, these are used to specify a preference and thus order.
Each value within a list has an implicit quality value of 1.0.
If the value is explicitly set with a the "q" parameter, then
the values can range from 1.0 to 0.001. This parser ensures
that the order of values returned from the list
method adheres to the optional quality parameters and ensures
that the quality parameters a removed from the resulting text.
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buf, count, off |
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ListParser()
Constructor for the ListParser . |
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ListParser(java.util.List<java.lang.String> list)
Constructor for the ListParser . |
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ListParser(java.lang.String text)
Constructor for the ListParser . |
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protected abstract T |
create(char[] text,
int start,
int len)
This creates an value object using the range of characters that have been parsed as an item within the list of values. |
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init()
Initializes the parser so that tokens can be extracted from the list. |
java.util.List<T> |
list()
This will build an ordered list of values extracted from the comma separated header value. |
protected void |
parse()
This ensures that tokens are taken from the comma separated list as long as there bytes left to be examined within the source text. |
void |
parse(java.util.List<java.lang.String> list)
This allows multiple header values to be represented as one single comma separated list. |
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digit, ensureCapacity, parse, skip, space, toLower |
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public ListParser()
ListParser
. This creates a
parser with no initial parse data, if there are headers to
be parsed then the parse(String)
method or
parse(List)
method can be used. This will
parse a delimited list according so RFC 2616 section 4.2.
public ListParser(java.lang.String text)
ListParser
. This creates a
parser with the text supplied. This will parse the comma
separated list according to RFC 2616 section 2.1 and 4.2.
The tokens can be extracted using the list
method, which will also sort and trim the tokens.
text
- this is the comma separated list to be parsedpublic ListParser(java.util.List<java.lang.String> list)
ListParser
. This creates a
parser with the text supplied. This will parse the comma
separated list according to RFC 2616 section 2.1 and 4.2.
The tokens can be extracted using the list
method, which will also sort and trim the tokens.
list
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public void parse(java.util.List<java.lang.String> list)
list
- this is a list of header values to be combinedpublic java.util.List<T> list()
protected void parse()
parse
in class Parser
protected void init()
One thing that should be noted is that this will not empty the priority queue on each string parsed. This ensures that if there are multiple strings they can be parsed quickly and also contribute to the final result.
init
in class Parser
protected abstract T create(char[] text, int start, int len)
text
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Meta-meetup! CodeChix, Black Girls Code, Confident Coding, Girl Geek Dinners, among other tech women's projects/meetups. I've put out the word to the Railsbridge, Women Who Code, and PyLadies organizers in hopes that they'll also get on that evening's roster.
Although the meetup is a tie-in to the Fluent conference, it's open RSVP.
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The saved view includes summary information (flags, metrics, model attributes, etc.), plot and console output, and the code used for the run.
save_run_view(run_dir = latest_run(), filename = "auto")
| run_dir | Training run directory or data frame returned from
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Publishing on GOV.UK PaaS using the prototype kit
Follow these steps to get your prototype online.
We'll show how to secure your prototype in step 6 but do not enter real user data into prototypes hosted on PaaS. If your prototype stores or collects user data, talk to a security professional about appropriate security steps you must take.
1) Sign up for an account
You need to be able to log in to your account each time you want to publish a new version of a prototype.
Create an account or move on to step 2 if you already have one.
2) Install the Cloud Foundry CLI
The PaaS is built on top Cloud Foundry. You need to install a Commandline interface (CLI) tool to interact with it.
There are a couple of ways to do this.
Download the Cloud Foundry command line tool
You’ll need to do this to operate GOV.UK PaaS from your terminal. You can download the cf command line tool using one of the installation options or by visiting the github page.
Installation options:
After following your preferred method check that it has installed correctly by running
cf -v
You should get a messages like this, confirming the installed version:
cf version X.X.X…
For more information check the PaaS setup docs.
3) Login to Cloud Foundry
Log in on the commandline by typing this
cf login -a api.cloud.service.gov.uk -u USERNAME
Where USERNAME is the email address your account was created with.
You’ll then be prompted to enter your password.
4) Choose name for prototype
Locate the manifest.yml
file in the home folder of your prototype. It should look similar to this:
---
applications:
- name: [NAME_OF_YOUR_APP]
memory: 128M
If there isn't one, create it then copy and paste the content shown.
Next, replace [NAME_OF_YOUR_APP]
with the name of your prototype. Choose a name that is unique. This name will be used in the url for your prototype.
For example: govuk-payments-prototype
will create an app at: govuk-payments-prototype.cloudapps.digital
5) Push your app
In the folder where you've been working on your prototype, run:
cf push
This will create what Cloud foundry calls an app if one by that name doesn't exist already. It will copy across all your prototype files.
cf
command. For example: cf push [new-name-here]
This can be useful when testing multiple versions.
It will take a few minutes to deploy. If you encounter any issues please contact the GOV.UK PaaS support team - we want to make this easy for you!
Once finished you will be provided with the URL for you prototype. You'll need this after we've set up the HTTP basic auth.
6) Set a username and password
To set up credentials to protect your prototype enter the following commands on the terminal.
For the username
cf set-env [NAME_OF_YOUR_APP] USERNAME [username_here]
For the password
cf set-env [NAME_OF_YOUR_APP] PASSWORD [password_here]
You need to restart your prototype for these changes to take effect
cf restart [NAME_OF_YOUR_APP]
7) View your prototype on the web
After your work is deployed, you will be able to view it on the web by visiting https://[NAME_OF_YOUR_APP].cloudapps.digital
.
If you are not sure what that is, or have forgotten what you called your app, you can find out all your deployed apps and their URLs by typing:
cf apps


PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep Class Reference
This class implements path-based flow move of an equilibration algorithm (it depends on DescDirectionPath class) with line search for step size calculation (approaches 1 and 2). More...
#include <PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep.h>
Inheritance diagram for PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep:
Collaboration diagram for PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep:
Public Member Functions | |
| PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep (StepSize *stepSize, DescDirectionPath *pathDirectionAlgo, FPType zeroFlow) | |
| bool | executeFlowMove () |
| void | setDescDirection (DescDirection *dir) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PathBasedFlowMove | |
| bool | calculatePathDirection (const std::list< Path * > &paths) |
| PathAndDirection * | beginPathDirection () const |
| PathAndDirection * | getNextPathDirection () const |
Private Attributes | |
| StepSize * | stepSize_ |
| const FPType | zeroFlow_ |
| DescDirection * | dir_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from PathBasedFlowMove | |
| PathBasedFlowMove (DescDirectionPath *pathDirectionAlgo) | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from PathBasedFlowMove | |
| PathAndDirection ** | pathDirection_ |
| int | size_ |
| int | currDirection_ |
Detailed Description
This class implements path-based flow move of an equilibration algorithm (it depends on DescDirectionPath class) with line search for step size calculation (approaches 1 and 2).
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep::PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep | ( | StepSize * | stepSize, |
| DescDirectionPath * | pathDirectionAlgo, | ||
| FPType | zeroFlow | ||
| ) |
- Parameters
-
stepSize object that implements step size calculation. pathDirectionAlgo path-based direction of descent. zeroFlow link flow tolerance .
Member Function Documentation
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virtual |
- Returns
- true if calculated step size is zero, false otherwise.
Implements PathBasedFlowMove.
| void PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep::setDescDirection | ( | DescDirection * | dir | ) |
Sets the current direction of descent.
- Note
- It must be executed each time a new O-D pair is considered.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep.h
- PathBasedFlowMoveWithStep.cpp


Team extends Entity
Team class
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- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getChannels() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the channels The collection of channels & messages associated with the team.
- getClassification() : string|null
- Gets the classification An optional label. Typically describes the data or business sensitivity of the team. Must match one of a pre-configured set in the tenant's directory.
- getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the createdDateTime Timestamp at which the team was created.
- getDescription() : string|null
- Gets the description An optional description for the team. Maximum length: 1024 characters.
- getDisplayName() : string|null
- Gets the displayName The name of the team.
- getFunSettings() : TeamFunSettings|null
- Gets the funSettings Settings to configure use of Giphy, memes, and stickers in the team.
- getGroup() : Group|null
- Gets the group
- getGuestSettings() : TeamGuestSettings|null
- Gets the guestSettings Settings to configure whether guests can create, update, or delete channels in the team.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getInstalledApps() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the installedApps The apps installed in this team.
- getInternalId() : string|null
- Gets the internalId A unique ID for the team that has been used in a few places such as the audit log/Office 365 Management Activity API.
- getIsArchived() : bool|null
- Gets the isArchived Whether this team is in read-only mode.
- getMembers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the members Members and owners of the team.
- getMemberSettings() : TeamMemberSettings|null
- Gets the memberSettings Settings to configure whether members can perform certain actions, for example, create channels and add bots, in the team.
- getMessagingSettings() : TeamMessagingSettings|null
- Gets the messagingSettings Settings to configure messaging and mentions in the team.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getOperations() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the operations The async operations that ran or are running on this team.
- getPrimaryChannel() : Channel|null
- Gets the primaryChannel The general channel for the team.
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getSchedule() : Schedule|null
- Gets the schedule The schedule of shifts for this team.
- getSpecialization() : TeamSpecialization|null
- Gets the specialization Optional. Indicates whether the team is intended for a particular use case. Each team specialization has access to unique behaviors and experiences targeted to its use case.
- getTemplate() : TeamsTemplate|null
- Gets the template The template this team was created from. See available templates.
- getVisibility() : TeamVisibilityType|null
- Gets the visibility The visibility of the group and team. Defaults to Public.
- getWebUrl() : string|null
- Gets the webUrl A hyperlink that will go to the team in the Microsoft Teams client. This is the URL that you get when you right-click a team in the Microsoft Teams client and select Get link to team. This URL should be treated as an opaque blob, and not parsed.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setChannels() : Team
- Sets the channels The collection of channels & messages associated with the team.
- setClassification() : Team
- Sets the classification An optional label. Typically describes the data or business sensitivity of the team. Must match one of a pre-configured set in the tenant's directory.
- setCreatedDateTime() : Team
- Sets the createdDateTime Timestamp at which the team was created.
- setDescription() : Team
- Sets the description An optional description for the team. Maximum length: 1024 characters.
- setDisplayName() : Team
- Sets the displayName The name of the team.
- setFunSettings() : Team
- Sets the funSettings Settings to configure use of Giphy, memes, and stickers in the team.
- setGroup() : Team
- Sets the group
- setGuestSettings() : Team
- Sets the guestSettings Settings to configure whether guests can create, update, or delete channels in the team.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setInstalledApps() : Team
- Sets the installedApps The apps installed in this team.
- setInternalId() : Team
- Sets the internalId A unique ID for the team that has been used in a few places such as the audit log/Office 365 Management Activity API.
- setIsArchived() : Team
- Sets the isArchived Whether this team is in read-only mode.
- setMembers() : Team
- Sets the members Members and owners of the team.
- setMemberSettings() : Team
- Sets the memberSettings Settings to configure whether members can perform certain actions, for example, create channels and add bots, in the team.
- setMessagingSettings() : Team
- Sets the messagingSettings Settings to configure messaging and mentions in the team.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setOperations() : Team
- Sets the operations The async operations that ran or are running on this team.
- setPrimaryChannel() : Team
- Sets the primaryChannel The general channel for the team.
- setSchedule() : Team
- Sets the schedule The schedule of shifts for this team.
- setSpecialization() : Team
- Sets the specialization Optional. Indicates whether the team is intended for a particular use case. Each team specialization has access to unique behaviors and experiences targeted to its use case.
- setTemplate() : Team
- Sets the template The template this team was created from. See available templates.
- setVisibility() : Team
- Sets the visibility The visibility of the group and team. Defaults to Public.
- setWebUrl() : Team
- Sets the webUrl A hyperlink that will go to the team in the Microsoft Teams client. This is the URL that you get when you right-click a team in the Microsoft Teams client and select Get link to team. This URL should be treated as an opaque blob, and not parsed.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getChannels()
Gets the channels The collection of channels & messages associated with the team.
public
getChannels() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The channels
getClassification()
Gets the classification An optional label. Typically describes the data or business sensitivity of the team. Must match one of a pre-configured set in the tenant's directory.
public
getClassification() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The classification
getCreatedDateTime()
Gets the createdDateTime Timestamp at which the team was created.
public
getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The createdDateTime
getDescription()
Gets the description An optional description for the team. Maximum length: 1024 characters.
public
getDescription() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The description
getDisplayName()
Gets the displayName The name of the team.
public
getDisplayName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The displayName
getFunSettings()
Gets the funSettings Settings to configure use of Giphy, memes, and stickers in the team.
public
getFunSettings() : TeamFunSettings|null
Return values
TeamFunSettings|null —The funSettings
getGroup()
Gets the group
public
getGroup() : Group|null
Return values
Group|null —The group
getGuestSettings()
Gets the guestSettings Settings to configure whether guests can create, update, or delete channels in the team.
public
getGuestSettings() : TeamGuestSettings|null
Return values
TeamGuestSettings|null —The guestSettings
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getInstalledApps()
Gets the installedApps The apps installed in this team.
public
getInstalledApps() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The installedApps
getInternalId()
Gets the internalId A unique ID for the team that has been used in a few places such as the audit log/Office 365 Management Activity API.
public
getInternalId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The internalId
getIsArchived()
Gets the isArchived Whether this team is in read-only mode.
public
getIsArchived() : bool|null
Return values
bool|null —The isArchived
getMembers()
Gets the members Members and owners of the team.
public
getMembers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The members
getMemberSettings()
Gets the memberSettings Settings to configure whether members can perform certain actions, for example, create channels and add bots, in the team.
public
getMemberSettings() : TeamMemberSettings|null
Return values
TeamMemberSettings|null —The memberSettings
getMessagingSettings()
Gets the messagingSettings Settings to configure messaging and mentions in the team.
public
getMessagingSettings() : TeamMessagingSettings|null
Return values
TeamMessagingSettings|null —The messagingSettings
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getOperations()
Gets the operations The async operations that ran or are running on this team.
public
getOperations() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The operations
getPrimaryChannel()
Gets the primaryChannel The general channel for the team.
public
getPrimaryChannel() : Channel|null
Return values
Channel|null —The primaryChannel
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getSchedule()
Gets the schedule The schedule of shifts for this team.
public
getSchedule() : Schedule|null
Return values
Schedule|null —The schedule
getSpecialization()
Gets the specialization Optional. Indicates whether the team is intended for a particular use case. Each team specialization has access to unique behaviors and experiences targeted to its use case.
public
getSpecialization() : TeamSpecialization|null
Return values
TeamSpecialization|null —The specialization
getTemplate()
Gets the template The template this team was created from. See available templates.
public
getTemplate() : TeamsTemplate|null
Return values
TeamsTemplate|null —The template
getVisibility()
Gets the visibility The visibility of the group and team. Defaults to Public.
public
getVisibility() : TeamVisibilityType|null
Return values
TeamVisibilityType|null —The visibility
getWebUrl()
Gets the webUrl A hyperlink that will go to the team in the Microsoft Teams client. This is the URL that you get when you right-click a team in the Microsoft Teams client and select Get link to team. This URL should be treated as an opaque blob, and not parsed.
public
getWebUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The webUrl
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setChannels()
Sets the channels The collection of channels & messages associated with the team.
public
setChannels(Channel $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : Channel
-
The channels
Return values
Team —setClassification()
Sets the classification An optional label. Typically describes the data or business sensitivity of the team. Must match one of a pre-configured set in the tenant's directory.
public
setClassification(string $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The classification
Return values
Team —setCreatedDateTime()
Sets the createdDateTime Timestamp at which the team was created.
public
setCreatedDateTime(DateTime $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The createdDateTime
Return values
Team —setDescription()
Sets the description An optional description for the team. Maximum length: 1024 characters.
public
setDescription(string $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The description
Return values
Team —setDisplayName()
Sets the displayName The name of the team.
public
setDisplayName(string $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The displayName
Return values
Team —setFunSettings()
Sets the funSettings Settings to configure use of Giphy, memes, and stickers in the team.
public
setFunSettings(TeamFunSettings $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamFunSettings
-
The funSettings
Return values
Team —setGroup()
Sets the group
public
setGroup(Group $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : Group
-
The group
Return values
Team —setGuestSettings()
Sets the guestSettings Settings to configure whether guests can create, update, or delete channels in the team.
public
setGuestSettings(TeamGuestSettings $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamGuestSettings
-
The guestSettings
Return values
Team —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setInstalledApps()
Sets the installedApps The apps installed in this team.
public
setInstalledApps(TeamsAppInstallation $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamsAppInstallation
-
The installedApps
Return values
Team —setInternalId()
Sets the internalId A unique ID for the team that has been used in a few places such as the audit log/Office 365 Management Activity API.
public
setInternalId(string $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The internalId
Return values
Team —setIsArchived()
Sets the isArchived Whether this team is in read-only mode.
public
setIsArchived(bool $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The isArchived
Return values
Team —setMembers()
Sets the members Members and owners of the team.
public
setMembers(ConversationMember $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : ConversationMember
-
The members
Return values
Team —setMemberSettings()
Sets the memberSettings Settings to configure whether members can perform certain actions, for example, create channels and add bots, in the team.
public
setMemberSettings(TeamMemberSettings $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamMemberSettings
-
The memberSettings
Return values
Team —setMessagingSettings()
Sets the messagingSettings Settings to configure messaging and mentions in the team.
public
setMessagingSettings(TeamMessagingSettings $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamMessagingSettings
-
The messagingSettings
Return values
Team —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setOperations()
Sets the operations The async operations that ran or are running on this team.
public
setOperations(TeamsAsyncOperation $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamsAsyncOperation
-
The operations
Return values
Team —setPrimaryChannel()
Sets the primaryChannel The general channel for the team.
public
setPrimaryChannel(Channel $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : Channel
-
The primaryChannel
Return values
Team —setSchedule()
Sets the schedule The schedule of shifts for this team.
public
setSchedule(Schedule $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : Schedule
-
The schedule
Return values
Team —setSpecialization()
Sets the specialization Optional. Indicates whether the team is intended for a particular use case. Each team specialization has access to unique behaviors and experiences targeted to its use case.
public
setSpecialization(TeamSpecialization $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamSpecialization
-
The specialization
Return values
Team —setTemplate()
Sets the template The template this team was created from. See available templates.
public
setTemplate(TeamsTemplate $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamsTemplate
-
The template
Return values
Team —setVisibility()
Sets the visibility The visibility of the group and team. Defaults to Public.
public
setVisibility(TeamVisibilityType $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : TeamVisibilityType
-
The visibility
Return values
Team —setWebUrl()
Sets the webUrl A hyperlink that will go to the team in the Microsoft Teams client. This is the URL that you get when you right-click a team in the Microsoft Teams client and select Get link to team. This URL should be treated as an opaque blob, and not parsed.
public
setWebUrl(string $val) : Team
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The webUrl


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gkSound Class
Item Index
Methods
addSound
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id
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file
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isTrack
-
autoPlay
-
callback
Load sound. Simple away to add sound in your page. Supports MP3 and OGG files.
Parameters:
-
id
StringId to new Audio element.
-
file
StringFile name can be with or without extension name.
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isTrack
BooleanBoolean default false. Set to true to play sound with loop.
-
autoPlay
BooleanBoolean default false. Set to true to play sound when is loaded.
-
callback
FunctionCallbacks return an Object like { message:"Sound loaded.", code:0 }. These codes are according HTML5 specifications.
hasMP3Support
()
Boolean
Verify if browser supports MP3 file.
Returns:
hasOGGSupport
()
Boolean
Verify if browser supports OGG file.
Returns:
init
-
autoCreateMuteButton
-
muteButtonConteiner
Must be called before all other gkSound functions.
pauseAllSounds
()
Pause all sounds.
playSound
-
id
-
override
-
callback
-
ignoreMute
Load sound. Simple away to add sound in your page. Supports MP3 and OGG files.
Parameters:
-
id
StringId of Audio element.
-
override
BooleanBoolean default false. Set to true to play sound from start.
-
callback
FunctionCallbacks return an Object like { message:"Sound played.", code:0 }. Code will be -1 if sound not played.
-
ignoreMute
BooleanBoolean default false. Set to true to play sound ignoring mute settings.
playTrack
()
Play track.
resumeAllSounds
()
Play all sounds previously stopped by pauseAllSounds.
setGlobalVolume
-
value
-
isRelative
Set global volume.
setVolume
-
id
-
value
-
isRelative
Set volume.
stopAllSounds
()
Stop all sounds.
stopTrack
()
Stop track.
toggleSounds
()
Toggle mute option.


Hi, if you're here you should have a neocities account, and 2 tabs open in your browser: one to edit index.html, and one to view your website.
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We can change the color of anything using CSS.
The CSS is marked by a start tag like this:
. The code between those tags is the CSS.
Once you've found the CSS, you'll see the words 'red' and 'blue'. Try changing them to other colors, save your page and see what happens.
When we're programming, we have to spell in US English, not NZ English. That means we spell 'color' without the 'u'.
Luckily, most words are still spelt the same way.
Did you change the colors? Remember to save and refresh.
Your CSS code might look like this now:
body {
color: purple;
background-color: orange;
}
Let's add a new CSS rule to make the page heading look different.
</style>
h1 {
text-align: center;
font-size: 90px;
color: white;
}
Save your changes, switch tabs to your page and check what happened.
You should see that the heading has changed.
About mistakes
When you are coding you will make a LOT of mistakes. Even experts make a lot of mistakes.
If something goes wrong, try reading your code slowly, letter by letter. Is it different from the example?
If you're with other people, ask someone else to look for the problem. It's always easier to see problems in someone else's code!
Let's add one more CSS rule, which changes the style of the paragraph text.
p {
border: 2px solid aliceblue;
padding: 12px;
background-color: maroon;
color: pink;
}
Try that out. We'll explain how it works later! First let's make the page say something more interesting.
The "body" of the page controls what words appear on your website.
The body starts with a
tag and ends with a
tag.
Everything between those two tags is inside the body.
Your page body probably looks like this:

Welcome to my page

This is a paragraph.

h1 is short for 'heading 1'. It represents the biggest heading on your page.
p is short for 'paragraph'.
Add another paragraph by adding a new line inside the body. Start the new line with

and end it with

. You can write anything you like in between the tags.
Remember: End tags have a slash before their name, like this:
Try adding this somewhere inside your page body:

An
tag shows an image on your page.
You can change the image by putting in a different link.
The 'alt' part is for "alternative text". Here you describe the image for visitors who are unable to see it.
Side note:
tags are unusual because they don't have an end tag. There's no such thing as
.
Try adding this:
Here is a link.
It should look like this:
Pay close attention to where the pointy brackets go! The href part is inside the first tag.
Make your link go to a website you like to visit.
The stuff with pointy brackets is HTML. Using HTML, you can change what the page says, and add images, but you can't change colors or add borders.
HTML is for what the page says, but not how it should look.
A CSS rule tells your browser how to draw your HTML.
Here's an example of a CSS rule:
img {
border: 10px dashed green;
margin: 30px;
}
The green part says what the rule is for. This rule is for when you draw an img
tag.
The curly brackets {
and }
mark the start and end of the instructions.
Each instruction is like this:
margin: 30px;
There are hundreds of different rules you can use! They always have a :
in the middle and a ;
at the end. This one says to leave a 30 pixel wide margin around the element.
So the whole thing says: When you draw an img
element (an image), you must draw a border that is 10 pixels thick, green and dashed, and you must leave a margin of empty space around it that is 30 pixels wide.
Add the CSS to your page and see if it works!
Remember that CSS goes in the


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void sBltTint(long x,long y,long wid,long hei,long x2,long y2,long dwColor);
None. [ASM: All registers are preserved.]
sBltTint(0,0,400,300,0,0,0xFF0000); // tint to red
If the source-sSprite doesn't have an alpha-channel, the resulting blend will not be visible (alpha defaults to 0).


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Africans in Europe: Zaha ends 1,245-minute goal drought
by AGENCE FRANCE PRESSEPARIS, France, Nov 25 – Sadio Mane and Riyad Mahrez scored in the English Premier League at the weekend, but the most significant goal from an African star was struck by Wilfried Zaha.
His goal could not prevent mid-table Crystal Palace losing 2-1 at home to leaders Liverpool, but it ended a morale-sapping 1,245-minute goal drought for the Ivorian winger.
Zaha, one of 30 nominees named Sunday for the 2019 African Player of the Year award, wasted a late chance to snatch a second equaliser when he blazed over from close range.
ENGLAND
WILFRIED ZAHA (Crystal Palace)
Ivory Coast international Zaha, 27, scored his first goal of the season for Crystal Palace in their defeat against leaders Liverpool, ending a period of 1,245 minutes on the pitch without finding the net.
SADIO MANE (Liverpool)
Senegal forward Mane, 27, put Liverpool ahead shortly after half-time at Palace. Mane’s shot, which hit both posts before spinning over the line, was his 12th of the season.
RIYAD MAHREZ (Manchester City)
Algerian international Mahrez, 28, turned the game against Chelsea on its head with a jinking run and finish into the far corner, a goal that turned out to be the winner in a 2-1 victory.
It was his third Premier League goal of the season in his first league appearance since early October.
SPAIN
YOUSSEF EN-NESYRI (Leganes)
En-Nesyri scored a stunning early goal but it was not enough to prevent Leganes losing at home to Barcelona.
The Moroccan forward cut inside from the right and unleashed a shot into the top left-hand corner at Butarque, only for Luis Suarez and Arturo Vidal to give Barca a 2-1 victory.
En-Nesyri now has three goals in as many games for Leganes, who remain rooted to the bottom of La Liga.
ITALY
MUSA BARROW (Atalanta)
Barrow got his first start for Atalanta but missed an early penalty in a 2-1 loss to champions Juventus.
The 21-year-old Gambian rattled the crossbar after 17 minutes following a spot-kick awarded for a Sami Khedira handball.
Barrow redeemed himself with the cross that allowed Robin Gosens to nod in a goal for the home side before being substituted.
FRANCK KESSIE (AC Milan)
Ivorian international Kessie came on for struggling AC Milan as a second-half substitute in a 1-1 draw against Napoli, having being overlooked by new coach Stefano Pioli for the past two league games.
Despite a solid performance, the 22-year-old midfielder came under fire from Milan fans on social media after being photographed sitting in the locker room in the San Siro alongside two teammates before the game looking at their mobile phones.
KALIDOU KOULIBALY (Napoli)
Senegal defender Koulibaly proved solid for Napoli to ensure the southerners left AC Milan with a point. Koulibaly blocked a late goal-bound effort from Polish striker Krzysztof Piatek to keep Napoli seventh, five points off the Champions League places.
GERMANY
ANTHONY UJAH (Union Berlin)
Nigerian Ujah scored his second goal of the season as Union Berlin stunned league leaders Borussia Moenchengladbach with a 2-0 win.
Ujah headed home in the 15th minute from a trademark Berlin counter attack and remained a constant threat for the home side before being subbed off to rapturous applause in the 78th minute.
STRELI MAMBA (Paderborn)
Former fifth-division player Mamba continued his blistering recent form, scoring twice for Paderborn as the league’s bottom side shocked Borussia Dortmund with a 3-3 draw at Signal Iduna Park.
The brace brought Mamba’s goal tally to four for the season for the late bloomer, who is eligible to play for both Germany and the Democratic Republic of Congo but has not yet made a decision on his availability.
FRANCE
ISLAM SLIMANI (Monaco)
Slimani was at the centre of the action at both ends as he had a dramatic and ultimately unhappy afternoon as Monaco lost 2-1 at Bordeaux.
The Algerian gave his side a 15th minute lead when he ran on to Wissam Ben Yedder’s flicked header and smashed a left-foot shot into the net.
But the game turned when Slimani, defending in the wall, leapt to block a free kick with his arm raised. The ball struck his elbow and the referee awarded Bordeaux a penalty and sent Slimani off.
Coach Leonardo Jardim was unhappy that Slimani argued with the referee. “He scored a goal but honestly I expect more from him, the behaviour is also important and it wasn’t a great day for him.”
ADAMA TRAORE (Metz)
Malian midfielder Adama ‘Noss’ Traore saved a precious point for Metz against Reims with his first league goal of the season.
The on-loan Monaco player arrived late in the penalty area to pounce on a loose ball and smash a left-foot equaliser just under the bar in the 47th minute.
The game ended 1-1 and Metz remain in the bottom three, one point from safety.
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MKTableCellTextView Class Reference
| Inherits from | MKTableCell : UITableViewCell |
| Conforms to | UITextViewDelegate |
| Declared in | MKTableCellTextView.h |
Overview
*Description
MKTableCellTextView provides a table cell with a UITextView nested in it. When the keyboard is displayed a toolbar is added above it with Clear
and Done
buttons built in.
Usage
MKTableCellTextView uses the creation method of MKTableCell view MKTableCellTypeNone value passed as the type.
Note MKTableCellTextView expects a cell height of 73.0.
Responding to Changes
When the the user makes changes in the text view the MKTableCell delegate method valueDidChange:forKey: is called. The value passed is an NSString instance. See MKTableCellDelegate for more information on using the delegate.
MKTableCellTextView supports ARC
Tasks
-
theTextView
Reference the UITextView instance nested in the cell.


Handling events
Tracking changes on your spreadsheet.
See this example on jsFiddle
Log:
Advanced Example
Update the chart on every change in your spreadsheet, using the onchange handler
Tracking changes on your spreadsheet.
Log:
Update the chart on every change in your spreadsheet, using the onchange handler


About
JS Bin is a webapp specifically designed to help JavaScript and CSS folk test snippets of code, within some context, and debug the code collaboratively.
JS Bin allows you to edit and test JavaScript and HTML (reloading the URL also maintains the state of your code - new tabs doesn't). Once you're happy you can save, and send the URL to a peer for review or help. They can then make further changes saving anew if required.
The original idea spawned from a conversation with another developer in trying to help him debug an Ajax issue. The original aim was to build it using Google's app engine, but in the end, it was John Resig's Learning app that inspired me to build the whole solution in JavaScript with liberal dashes of jQuery and a tiny bit of LAMP for the saving process.
It took me the best part of 4 hours to develop - so if it's shaky around the edges, let me know!
This webapp was built by Remy Sharp (@rem) of Left Logic. Please get in touch if you're interested in working with me.


Police crowd-management tactics are spelled out in SAPS National Instruction 4 of 2014. Find it online <here>.
These are meant to emphasise the importance of conflict resolution and de-escalation as much as possible, and
restrict the use of force against protesters.
Negotiation and defensive measures
When conflict or potential conflict arises, the police's first responsibility is to attempt to negotiate or use
defensive (i.e. non-violent) measures.
Using force - what steps must I follow?
Police can only use force against protesters when attempts to negotiate have failed, and it is necessary to prevent
injury, death or property destruction.
But before you resort to force, you must follow several steps:
If there is a serious safety risk, and attempts to negotiate a solution have failed, police must first put “defensive measures” in place.
Police must then give a public warning in at least two official languages that action will be taken against protesters if the defensive measures fail.
When you Police must then bring forward the ‘reserve’ section of the police who are responsible for “offensive measures”. According to the regulations, this should be used as a deterrent against further violence – in other words, you should be able to see that the police are preparing to use force.
Police must then give a second public warning in at least two official languages for people to disperse peacefully, giving a reasonable time frame.
Most importantly: You are only trained and authorised to use the minimum possible force which is required to de-escalate conflict or acheive a lawful objective.
It must be proportionate to the situation.
What weapons can the police use and when?
According to SAPS National Instruction 4, all Public Order Police must be equipped with a shield, a tonfa (baton),
pepper spray, stun grenades, a shotgun (rubber bullets), and a 9mm sidearm (live ammo).
Pepper spray and tear gas: may not be used unless specifically ordered by the operational commander.
May not be used at all in confined spaces or in a stadium.
Rubber bullets (fired from a shotgun): may only be used to disperse a crowd “in extreme circumstances,
if less forceful methods have proven ineffective”.
Sharp ammunition (i.e. live ammo):may not be used
in crowd management.
Stun grenades: Police training manuals state this must never be thrown directly at protesters,
and must be rolled to avoid injury.
Can people take photos of the police?
Yes, they can! Although SAPS members often stop people from taking photos or videos of them, there is no legal restriction on recording police activities. You can read more <here>.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
This rich and boozy cheesecake makes a great dessert for grown ups. Substitute the rum with orange juice for an alcohol-free version.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Grease and line and 20cm/8in springform cake tin.
Blend the biscuits in a food processor, or crush in a plastic bag with a rolling pin. Transfer to a clean bowl, stir in the melted butter then press the mixture into the prepared cake tin and bake in the oven for five minutes.
Meanwhile, beat the cream cheese with the flour, sugar, vanilla extract, whole eggs, egg yolk and one of the pots of soured cream until light and fluffy.
Mix in the raisins soaked in rum, pour onto the biscuit base and bake for 30 minutes.
Mix the remaining pot of soured cream with the icing sugar, pour over the cheesecake and bake for a further 10 minutes or until the filling is set but still slightly wobbly. Remove from the oven, let cool then chill in the fridge until ready to serve.


SINCERITY
This value represents people who prefer an adherence to intelligible, coherent, and productive conversations. They are particularly opposed to spam, monkey business, and memes that serve as obstacles to usual talking.
SERIOUSPOSTING
IRONY
This value represents people who prefer the server be spiced up with jokes, that things be done ironically, necessitating that people don't need to express actual opinions, they can just larp! (Pretend to be someone or something they aren't or pretend to have an opinion that they don't). They are also usually in favor of allowing memes in conversation channels.
ANTYMODERACJONIZM
Ta wartość reprezentuje osoby, które są niezadowolone z zespołu Staff, który moderuje/ administruje Polcompball lub ogólnie nie lubią moderacji/administracji. Zazwyczaj faworyzują zwykłych ludzi, którzy nie są kierowani przez przełożonych, lub chcą, aby personel został zastąpiony/zniesiony/wybrany.
ADMINISTRACJA
PROMODERACJONIZM
Ta wartość reprezentuje ludzi, którzy ogólnie podziwiają umiar / administrację, mogą wierzyć, że egzekwowanie zasad przynosi korzyści społeczności lub po prostu wspierać tych u władzy, chcąc im zaspokoić. Zwykle dogadują się z członkami personelu, moderatorami i administratorami.
VETERAN
This value represents people who have been in the community for a long time and might know and have experienced things that newer members may not have.
EXPERIENCE
POCZĄTKUJĄCY
This value represents people who are relatively new in the community.
SPOKOJNOŚĆ
This value represents people who often try to be nice, or are known as well-meaning/good-hearted.
OSOBOWOŚĆ
DRAŻLIWOŚĆ
This value represents people who are seen as unfriendly and are dark in their personality, and may come off as cold.
ZBOCZEŃSTWO
This value represents people who are fine with the discussion of NSFW topics such as fetishes, attractions, self-stimulation, and intercourse. They often see value in adult content.
SEKSUALNOŚĆ
ANTYSEKSUALNOŚĆ
This value represents people who oppose the expression of the aforementioned NSFW topics and may be repulsed by it, even seeing horniness, which describes arousal that leads to behavior that may be considered inappropriate, as a problem.
AKTYWNY
This value represents people who use related Discord servers often, especially those known well because of it.
AKTYWNOŚĆ
LURKOWANIE
This value represents people who don't appear on the Discord scene very much, and thus usually have faded into obscurity.
NORMALNOŚĆ
This value represents people who have political beliefs that do not deviate from that of a usual person who is not involved deeply in online politics or has real political implications where their ideology may be already in implementation and thus as normal/nothing special/centrist/moderate/apolitical.
ZWYKŁOŚĆ
SZALEŃSTWO
This value represents people who have a political ideology that is uncharacteristic of those common in the political sphere of the outside world. They may be called out on developing their political philosophies so much and devote so much time to online politics to envision strange unorthodox ideologies to the point where they neglect showering, a commonly held stereotype.
BORING
This value represents people who are closer to typically what you expect of a human to be in terms of state of mind. People who have healthy life usually have a good home-life, had a good childhood, and may have been sheltered and even not willing to go outside their comfort zone in extreme cases.
SANITY
SCHIZO
This value represents people, quirky people, who are not like others in some ways, they may have mental differences such as schizophrenia, autism, depression, anxiety, just to name a few. Especially those who are off their meds, and thus don't quite conform to society's expectations.
LUBIENI
This value represents people who have a positive reputation among the community and are generally well-liked.
PRZYJAZNOŚĆ
ZNIENAWIDZENI
This value represents people who have a negative reputation among the community and are generally disliked.
RASISTA
This value represents people who may be in favor of hate speech towards certain groups, or exclusion of minorities, generally believing in the supremacy of certain and the inferiority of others. Often using slurs or other actions to dehumanize and discriminate. Such people engage in 'fedposting' and may be referred to as 'glowies' (see below).
TOKSYCZNOŚĆ
PRZYJAZNOŚĆ
This value represents people who stand against the aforementioned actions in the name of equality of people groups, egalitarianism, inclusion of everyone. Such people usually stand against a practice called 'fedposting' whereby a person sends messages about actions regarded by progressive regular people as really bad seeming like they're a federal agent baiting people or trying to attract the attention of federal agents.
PRZESTRZEGALNOŚĆ
This value represents people who obey the rules often and comply with the system.
ACTIONS
NIEODPOWIEDZIALNOŚĆ
This value represents people who break the rules often and usually get punished often for doing so.
ARTYSTA
This value represents people who are primarily focused on the art side of the community, drawing polcompballs, making comics for the subreddit, or making art for the wiki. As such, they usually have their main presence on the wikis or subreddits where art is made as opposed to discords where talking is done.
PURPOSE
COMMUNITY
This value represents people who care little about drawing, polcompball as a concept, comics, etc. and may even be opposed to it, as they primarily exist in the community to talk to people, usually their friends, and do not contribute art to projects revolving around Polcompball.
PLEASANT
This value represents people who are perceived by the community as not being annoying, perhaps even nice to interact with.
PERCEPTION
ANNOYING
This value represents people who are annoying.
FUNNY
This value represents people who bring joy to the community because of how funny they are, whether intentionally or not.
COMEDY
UNFUNNY
This value represents people who usually don't impress or amuse the community and are seen as not entertaining, not funny, whether they try or not.
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You can see the user scores gallery by clicking this link
You can visit the credits page by clicking this link


public class CentralNode
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) ReadWriteFiles |
readWriteFiles |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CentralNode() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
isMulticastGroupPortExists(Client client,
SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> multicastGroups)
Method responsible for verifying whether a given port already exists (or not) in multicast groups
|
java.lang.String |
saveUserInfo(Client client,
SynchronizedArrayList<WorkerThread> clientsConnected)
Method responsible for saving client informations
|
java.lang.String |
testCovid(java.net.Socket clientSocket,
Client client)
Method responsible for determining the result of the covid-19 test when the client clicks "Take Test"
|
SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> |
updateMulticastGroups(SynchronizedArrayList<WorkerThread> clientsConnected,
SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> multicastGroups)
Method responsible for updating the port list of client multicast groups
|
ReadWriteFiles readWriteFiles
public java.lang.String testCovid(java.net.Socket clientSocket, Client client)
clientSocket
- client associated socketclient
- client object (model)public java.lang.String saveUserInfo(Client client, SynchronizedArrayList<WorkerThread> clientsConnected)
client
- client object (model)clientsConnected
- array of clients currently connected to the applicationpublic SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> updateMulticastGroups(SynchronizedArrayList<WorkerThread> clientsConnected, SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> multicastGroups)
clientsConnected
- array of clients currently connected to the applicationmulticastGroups
- client multicastsocket arraypublic boolean isMulticastGroupPortExists(Client client, SynchronizedArrayList<java.net.MulticastSocket> multicastGroups)
client
- client object (model)multicastGroups
- client multicastsocket array


Vix Links Design
Links are clickable text that directs a user where he want to go.
It is useful that links inherit font family, size, weight, etc from their parents.
Useful Guidelines for links
- Keep the link's text short, Don't give long descriptions as links.
- Use links for links, not scripts unless links are fallbacks when the link isn't available.
- Use descriptive text such as Read More or Download
Don't
- Use Link Text for links such as Click Here
Examples
- Unvisited link
- Unvisited hovered link
- Unvisited active link
- Visited link
- Visited hovered link
- Visited active link


Full Stack Javascript Developer and User Interface Designer; Degree in business management with an emphasis on international studies and graphic design; Experience in the field building real world apps in Node.js, Express, Angular, React, MongoDB, Boostrap, CSS Grid, SASS, JQuery, AJAX, Mocha, Gulp, Heroku; Experience designing apps using Adobe Xd, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Balsamiq; Lover of all things OOP, Promise, and ES6.
Have been included in the design and javascript dev of a micro dev company called Dimension. Dev in process!
10 Forward hired me for some work designing their Mobile App and Site for this.
A trendy new site for a small coffee company in the West. Full Isomorphic Routing on this one.
This is a mobile design OAuth App utilizing D3 to display the stats. Current WIP.


VirtuBox
Dashboard
(current)
Database
Cache
File Manager
PHP Info
Monitoring
Server Health
Dashboard based on a
Bootstrap 4 example
- Monitoring with
Netdata
- Designed by
VirtuBox
EasyEngine Dashboard
phpMyAdmin
Adminer
Anemometer
Memcached
Redis
Opcache


Budget Tracker
You can use Party Planner to plan shopping trips. You'll be able to create shopping lists for all your needs. This makes it simple to budget your event.
This is the all-in-one Party Planner to plan your events. Instantly connect with your friends and family. No matter what the occasion is, birthday parties, graduation parties, baby showers, this will manage all your party plan needs.
You can use Party Planner to plan shopping trips. You'll be able to create shopping lists for all your needs. This makes it simple to budget your event.
Connect with your friends with Party Planner. Send invites, track guests, RSVP, take control of your guest list


Profile Page for Travel EnthusiastsMahendra Kumar
Design a Profile page for Travel Enthusiasts, i.e, a web page (desktop) where a traveller or globetrotter can show off their travel experiences.
Some of the elements need to be considered for the page design includes, Profile picture, Headline, Image gallery, Recent visits, Favorite Trips, Wish list and Social links.
The page design can be a high fidelity design but enough polish needed to access the visual design skills! Also, the design can further accommadate other elements in future like ask questions to the travellers, add as friend, etc.
The profile page is about a traveller to show off their travel experience, I started with the secondary research using Internet—to know more about them like, profession, passion, activities, etc. This was necessary to understand because it helps on organising the content and developing the visual hierarchy for the page design.
After exploring the research bookmarks, I could see the travellers can be categorised to four main types— Escapist, Learners, Planners and Dreamers. Few details about each type as follows:
Escapist are those who apt to be adventurous or thrill-seeking, tend to be active and love the outdoors, open to content or destination discovery and exploration.
Learners are those who lovers of history, geography, culture, humanity and the arts. Varociously seeks out destination and activity information, often seeking atypical, once in a lifetime experiences. Receptive to interesting and unsual information
Planners are those who prefer planning and booking own trips, expect information readily available for comparison shopping, take pleasure in the process of planning travel, open to offers and relevant persuasive messaging.
Dreamers are those who seek out and consume travel content for enjoyment, are always thinking about their next trip, browse through travel content and spend time with it, are passionate travel advocates.
I utilised my research findings to construct a virtual persona for the exercise. I limited myself to utilise the time to document a persona with these findings to the visual designs.
I like to explore many ideas and I prefer the whiteboard or pen/pencil and paper medium—as it is easy, convenient and quick to shape the concepts and evaluate for possible solutions for the problem. Some of my concept designs for the profile page that I did as part of my analysis as follows.
Early concepts: Profile page elements visual block structure analysis using black board/chalk!
Few concept analysis with paper/pen: Profile page elements visual block structure.
Another approach on organising the profile page elements.
Concept analysis with few more details of the profile page elements.
For this design exercise, The primary focus is about the profile page and its design. Hence I have assumed that whenever the users of the website (blog) click on the author name, who are the travellers sharing their experience in terms of articles/stories, photos and videos, redirects the users to the respective profile page, and this interaction will be consistent across the pages.
As part of the next step, I developed the wireframes using Balsamiq tool, as it is a convenient tool to develop wireframes to explore concepts along with the click through interactions. For example, from home page, click on the author name in hero image which can be a featured article, the profile page for that author can be loaded on the screen. Some of concept wireframe designs for the profile page as follows.
Invision Interactive Prototype Link (1/2)https://goo.gl/iuv5K2
*Please browse the prototype in full screen mode for better experience!The travel is more about the visual memories and experiencing the physical location, environment, culture and so on. The photos and videos helps to an entend to reproduce the feel for the users when they go through the travellers blog or stories in the website. It is also about the inspiration and getting inspired to the far away beauty across different countries and people. Hence I assumed the website as a travel blog website with more of imageries and story telling platform.
Hobilobe- The travellers blog website that I named for this exercise. I derived this name from the words "Hobby" and "Globe"! :)
I would like to talk more about the visual designs and the thought process instead I used than writing everything here. Meanwhile, I would encourge you to explore the below design as images and browse the prototype for a real time live site experience for the navigation and the overall structure. I have designed the Home Page as well for the first two fold page view area to support the Profile Page on navigation and the experience!
Profile Page: The traveller profile picture, name, profession, followers, etc, elements.
The profile introduction section with few statistics about the traveller's contribution on the website.
The traveller's journey map to glance through the visited places along with the upcoming trips.
The top three recent stories/blog that the traveller shared on the website.
The Photo and Video gallery section.
The travellers recent activity in terms of comments or discussions about other fellow travellers stories/blog.
Some of the future visits or wish list of places that the traveller would like to do for the year or so.
Tips or suggestions based on the traveller's experience across different categories.
And lastly, the social links to stay connected with the traveller.
Screengrab of SketchApp—Artboards with home page and profile page designs for the exercise.
Profile page design:
Invision Interactive Prototype Link (2/2)https://goo.gl/2y77aS
*Please browse the prototype in full screen mode for better experience!Here I conclude my design exercise.I hope you have enjoyed exploring my designs—appreciate your time and patience. Thank you so much!


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#include <Moveable.h>
§ Moveable()
| Moveable::Moveable |
( |
double |
maxVelocity | ) |
|
Constructor for Moveable component.
- Parameters
-
| maxVelocity | - Max velocity for object assigned to this Moveable. |
§ AddVelocity()
| void Moveable::AddVelocity |
( |
double |
amount | ) |
|
Adds velocity to parent object.
- Parameters
-
| amount | - Amount of velocity to add. |
§ Backward()
| sf::Vector2f Moveable::Backward |
( |
| ) |
const |
Calculates direction vector that moves backwards of parent object.
- Returns
- Direction vector that specifies backwards direction.
§ ChangeLeft()
| void Moveable::ChangeLeft |
( |
Object * |
co | ) |
|
Turns parent object to left.
- Parameters
-
| co | - Turn tile that collided with parent object. |
§ ChangeRight()
| void Moveable::ChangeRight |
( |
Object * |
co | ) |
|
Turns parent object to right.
- Parameters
-
| co | - Turn tile that collided with parent object. |
§ Forward()
| sf::Vector2f Moveable::Forward |
( |
| ) |
const |
Calculates direction vector that moves forward of parent object.
- Returns
- Direction vector that specifies forward direction.
§ GetMaxVelocity()
| double Moveable::GetMaxVelocity |
( |
| ) |
const |
§ GetVelocity()
| double Moveable::GetVelocity |
( |
| ) |
const |
Gets velocity of parent object.
- Returns
- Velocity of parent object.
§ HandleEvent()
| void Moveable::HandleEvent |
( |
sf::Event |
event | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
§ Init()
§ IsTurning()
| bool Moveable::IsTurning |
( |
| ) |
const |
§ Left()
| sf::Vector2f Moveable::Left |
( |
| ) |
const |
Calculates direction vector that moves left of parent object.
- Returns
- Direction vector that specifies left direction.
§ Move() [1/2]
| void Moveable::Move |
( |
sf::Vector2f |
directionVector | ) |
|
Moves parent object in a specific direction using a vector.
- Parameters
-
| directionVector | - Vector2f of direction to move in. |
§ Move() [2/2]
| void Moveable::Move |
( |
int |
offsetX, |
|
|
int |
offsetY |
|
) |
| |
Moves parent object in a specific direction using x and y.
- Parameters
-
| offsetX | - X units to move |
| offsetY | - Y units to move |
§ RemoveVelocity()
| void Moveable::RemoveVelocity |
( |
double |
amount | ) |
|
Removes velocity from parent object.
- Parameters
-
| amount | - Amount of velocity to remove. |
§ Right()
| sf::Vector2f Moveable::Right |
( |
| ) |
const |
Calculates direction vector that moves right of parent object.
- Returns
- Direction vector that specifies right direction.
§ SetVelocity()
| void Moveable::SetVelocity |
( |
double |
amount | ) |
|
Sets velocity for parent object.
- Parameters
-
| amount | - Velocity to set to. |
§ Teleport() [1/2]
| void Moveable::Teleport |
( |
float |
x, |
|
|
float |
y |
|
) |
| |
Teleports parent object to a specific location.
- Parameters
-
§ Teleport() [2/2]
| void Moveable::Teleport |
( |
sf::Vector2f |
pos | ) |
|
Teleports parent object to a specific location.
- Parameters
-
§ Update()
| void Moveable::Update |
( |
double |
time | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
Update logic for Movable component. Checks if parent object is turning in a corner.
- Parameters
-
| time | - Amount of elapsed time since last game tick. |
Implements IComponent.
§ _isTurning
| bool Moveable::_isTurning {false} |
|
private |
§ _maxVelocity
| double const Moveable::_maxVelocity |
|
private |
§ _turnCounter
| sf::Clock Moveable::_turnCounter |
|
private |
§ _velocity
| double Moveable::_velocity {0} |
|
private |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/deniii/Git/IDA/TDP005/src/components/Moveable.h
- /home/deniii/Git/IDA/TDP005/src/components/Moveable.cc


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References and Notes for Hydrogen ( H )
BM00 J. Baker and P. Mohr, unpublished calculations (2000).
MK00a P. Mohr and S. Kotochigova, unpublished calculations (2000). The wavelengths for the Balmer-alpha and Balmer-beta transitions at 6563 and 4861 Å include only the stronger components of more extensive fine structures.
RCWM80 J. Reader, C. H. Corliss, W. L. Wiese, and G. A. Martin, Natl. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., Natl. Bur. Stand. (U.S.) 68 (1980).
WSG66 W. L. Wiese, M. W. Smith and B. M. Glennon, Natl. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., Natl. Bur. Stand. (U.S.) 4 (1966). The transition probabilities given for the persistent lines at 4340, 12818, and 18751 Å are "average" values as defined and tabulated (Table A) in this reference.


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