Front-end Technology
Front-end design
The visual layer of websites and applications
Typically the UI, layout, typography, images and other visual elements and their styling
Can often refer to usability and user experience design well
The most common languages for creating front-end content are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
HTML, the language of the web
HTML: Hypertext Markup Language, The standard language used for structuring content on the web. HTML5 has now been adopted by the W3C and given a working charter. WHATWG and W3C continue the development.
Structuring HTML
Learning HTML is simply learning the syntax of the language, which elements are supported and the structure. Can be learned in about a day or two. Tags can be structured in various ways, they are used around the content that need editing.


| # | Sta | Rlx | Name | Row Text |
| 0 | | 0 | autoRow0 | an "ocean" is a kind of "body of water" (466a-2c15-ac54-8361) |
| 1 | ST | 0 | autoRow1 | oceans cover 70 % of the surface of the earth (3aef-09ab-a751-dd44) |
| 2 | ST | 0 | autoRow2 | a body of water contains water (b927-5436-1d17-c396) |
| 3 | ST | 0 | autoRow3 | oceans contain most of earth 's water (c0ad-4856-2d41-4fa9) |
| 4 | ST | 0 | autoRow4 | the ocean contains large amounts of salt water (a67b-a673-e85b-6310) |
| 5 | ST | 0 | autoRow5 | an ocean contains waves (3836-b248-bdff-be59) |
| 6 | ST | 0 | autoRow6 | oceans are a part of the hydrosphere on earth (f608-e2e9-5ab0-265f) |
| 7 | ST | 0 | autoRow7 | ocean is the largest body of water on Earth (b796-7088-2b45-5543) |


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3.6.2. Building SIMP From Tarball¶
Note
Building SIMP from a pre-built tarball is the fastest method for getting a known stable build of a SIMP ISO and should be preferred over other methods.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Getting Started¶
Warning
Please have your environment prepared as specified by Environment Preparation before continuing.
Note
You do not need mock
on your system if you are generating an ISO
based on the SIMP Tarball!
Download the SIMP release tarball, found on our SIMP artifacts repository.
Download the latest tarball according to your needs. If you are not sure what version you need, check the SIMP Version Guide.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Generating The ISO!¶
Change into the simp-core
directory and make sure you are on the correct
branch for your target SIMP version:
$ cd simp-core
$ git checkout tags/6.0.0-0 # for SIMP 6
Run bundle install
to make sure that all of the build tools and dependencies are
installed and up to date:
$ bundle install
Make sure all of the source materials that were downloaded above are in your current working directory.
Run the build:auto
rake task to create a bootable ISO:
Note
Do not add any whitespace before or after the commas. This is an artifact
of using rake
.
$ bundle exec rake build:auto[<directory containing source ISOs>,<SIMP version>,<path to tarball>]
For example:
$ # for SIMP 6 and CentOS 7
$ bundle exec rake build:auto[.,6.X,SIMP-6.0.0-0-Overlay-EL-7-x86_64.tar.gz]
$ # for SIMP 6 and CentOS 6
$ bundle exec rake build:auto[.,6.X,SIMP-6.0.0-0-Overlay-EL-6-x86_64.tar.gz]
Once the process completes, you should have a bootable SIMP ISO ready for installation!


Enable WinRM for Non-SSL Enabled Connections to Hyper-V Hosts
When registering Hyper-V hosts in IBM Spectrum Protect Plus, it is recommended to use SSL-enabled connections to encrypt network traffic between IBM Spectrum Protect Plus and the Hyper-V host. If you cannot use SSL, you must configure WinRM on the Hyper-V host to allow unencrypted network traffic. Ensure you understand the security risks associated with allowing unencrypted network traffic before performing the following procedure.
To enable WinRM for non-SSL enabled connections to Hyper-V hosts:
- On the Hyper-V host system, log in with an administrator account.
- Open a Windows command prompt. If UAC is enabled, you must open the command prompt with elevated privileges by running with the "Run as administrator" option enabled.
- Enter the following command to configure WinRM to allow unencrypted network traffic:
winrm set winrm/config/service @{AllowUnencrypted="true"}
- Enter the following command to verify that the AllowUnencrypted variable is set to true:
winrm g winrm/config/service
IBM Spectrum Protect Plus 10.1.2
Licensed Material - Property of IBM Corp. © IBM Corporation and other(s) 2018. IBM is a registered trademark of the IBM Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. | 8/23/2018


You may want to do these steps:
1) Watch the videos or read the slides again.
2) Ask a friend on the gitter channel.
3) Email a professor at cbosch@smu.edu.sg


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EventType
public enum EventType : BoxEnum
Defines user or enterprise event type
-
A folder or file was created.
Declaration
Swift
case itemCreated
-
A folder or file was uploaded.
Declaration
Swift
case itemUploaded
-
A comment was created on a folder, file, or other comment.
Declaration
Swift
case commentCreated
-
A comment was deleted on folder, file, or other comment.
Declaration
Swift
case commentDeleted
-
A file or folder was downloaded.
Declaration
Swift
case itemDownloaded
-
A file was previewed.
Declaration
Swift
case itemPreviewed
-
A file or folder was moved.
Declaration
Swift
case itemMoved
-
A file or folder was copied.
Declaration
Swift
case itemCopied
-
A task was assigned.
Declaration
Swift
case taskAssigned
-
A task was created.
Declaration
Swift
case taskCreated
-
A file was locked.
Declaration
Swift
case fileLocked
-
A file was unlocked. If a locked file is deleted, the source file will be null.
Declaration
Swift
case fileUnlocked
-
A file or folder was marked as deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case itemDeleted
-
A file or folder was recovered out of the trash.
Declaration
Swift
case itemRecovered
-
A collaborator was added to a folder.
Declaration
Swift
case collaboratorAdded
-
A collaborator had their role changed.
Declaration
Swift
case collaboratorRoleChanged
-
A collaborator was invited on a folder.
Declaration
Swift
case collaboratorInvited
-
A collaborator was removed from a folder.
Declaration
Swift
case collaboratorRemoved
-
A folder was marked for sync.
Declaration
Swift
case itemSync
-
A folder was un-marked for sync.
Declaration
Swift
case itemUnsync
-
A file or folder was renamed.
Declaration
Swift
case itemRenamed
-
A file or folder was enabled for sharing.
Declaration
Swift
case itemEnabledForSharing
-
A file or folder was disabled for sharing.
Declaration
Swift
case itemDisabledForSharing
-
A folder was shared.
Declaration
Swift
case itemShared
-
A previous version of a file was promoted to the current version.
Declaration
Swift
case itemMadeCurrentVersion
-
A Tag was added to a file or folder.
Declaration
Swift
case tagAdded
-
2 factor authentication enabled by user.
Declaration
Swift
case twoFactorEnabled
-
Free user accepts invitation to become a managed user.
Declaration
Swift
case adminInviteAccepted
-
Free user rejects invitation to become a managed user.
Declaration
Swift
case adminInviteRejected
-
Granted Box access to account.
Declaration
Swift
case accessGranted
-
Revoke Box access to account.
Declaration
Swift
case accessRevoked
-
Added user to group.
Declaration
Swift
case addedUserToGroup
-
Removed user from group.
Declaration
Swift
case removedUserFromGroup
-
Created user.
Declaration
Swift
case createdUser
-
Created new group.
Declaration
Swift
case createdGroup
-
Deleted group.
Declaration
Swift
case deletedGroup
-
Deleted user.
Declaration
Swift
case deletedUser
-
Edited group.
Declaration
Swift
case editedGroup
-
Edited user.
Declaration
Swift
case editedUser
-
Admin login
Declaration
Swift
case adminLogin
-
Added device association
Declaration
Swift
case addedDeviceAssocation
-
Edit the permissions on a folder
Declaration
Swift
case changeFolderPermission
-
Failed login
Declaration
Swift
case failedLogin
-
Login
Declaration
Swift
case login
-
Removed device association
Declaration
Swift
case removedDeviceAssociation
-
Device Trust check failed
Declaration
Swift
case deviceTrustCheckFailed
-
Accepted terms
Declaration
Swift
case termsOfServiceAccepted
-
Rejected terms
Declaration
Swift
case termsOfServiceRejected
-
Virus found on a file. Event is only received by enterprises that have opted in to be notified.
Declaration
Swift
case fileMarkedMalicious
-
Copied
Declaration
Swift
case copied
-
Deleted
Declaration
Swift
case deleted
-
Downloaded
Declaration
Swift
case downloaded
-
Edited
Declaration
Swift
case edited
-
Locked
Declaration
Swift
case locked
-
Moved
Declaration
Swift
case moved
-
Previewed
Declaration
Swift
case previewed
-
A file or folder name or description is changed.
Declaration
Swift
case renamed
-
Set file auto-delete
Declaration
Swift
case storageExpiration
-
Undeleted
Declaration
Swift
case undeleted
-
Unlocked
Declaration
Swift
case unlocked
-
Uploaded
Declaration
Swift
case uploaded
-
Enabled shared links
Declaration
Swift
case shareEnabled
-
Share links settings updated
Declaration
Swift
case itemShareUpdated
-
Extend shared link expiration
Declaration
Swift
case shareExpirationUpdated
-
Set shared link expiration
Declaration
Swift
case shareExpiration
-
Unshared shared link
Declaration
Swift
case unshared
-
Accepted invites
Declaration
Swift
case collaborationAccepted
-
Changed user roles
Declaration
Swift
case collaborationRoleChanged
-
Extend collaborator expiration
Declaration
Swift
case collaborationExpirationExtended
-
Removed collaborators
Declaration
Swift
case collaborationRemoved
-
Invited
Declaration
Swift
case invitedToCollaboration
-
Set collaborator expiration
Declaration
Swift
case collaborationExpiration
-
A user is logging in from a device we haven’t seen before.
Declaration
Swift
case loginActivityDeviceAdded
-
We invalidated a user session associated with an app.
Declaration
Swift
case loginActivityDeviceRemoved
-
An OAuth 2.0 access token has been created
Declaration
Swift
case userOAuth2AccessTokenCreated
-
When an admin role changes for a user
Declaration
Swift
case userAdminRoleChanged
-
A collaborator violated an admin-set upload policy
Declaration
Swift
case contentWorkflowUploadPolicyViolated
-
A content was accessed by a user.
Declaration
Swift
case contentAccessed
-
Creation of metadata instance.
Declaration
Swift
case metadataInstanceCreated
-
Update of metadata instance.
Declaration
Swift
case matadataInstanceUpdated
-
Deletion of metadata instance.
Declaration
Swift
case matadataInstanceDeleted
-
Update of a task assignment.
Declaration
Swift
case taskAssignmentUpdated
-
A task assignment is deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case taskAssignmentDeleted
-
A task’s comment was edited.
Declaration
Swift
case taskUpdated
-
An item is added to a group.
Declaration
Swift
case itemAddedToGroup
-
Retention is removed.
Declaration
Swift
case dataRetentionRemoved
-
Retention is created.
Declaration
Swift
case dataRetentionCreated
-
A retention policy assignment is added.
Declaration
Swift
case dataRetentionPolicyAssignmentAdded
-
A legal hold assignment is created.
Declaration
Swift
case legalHoldAssignmentCreated
-
A legal hold assignment is deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case legalHoldAssignmentDeleted
-
A legal hold policy is created.
Declaration
Swift
case legalHoldPolicyCreated
-
A legal hold policy is updated.
Declaration
Swift
case legalHoldPolicyUpdated
-
A legal hold policy is deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case legalHoldPolicyDeleted
-
There is a sharing policy violation.
Declaration
Swift
case sharingPolicyViolation
-
An application public key is added.
Declaration
Swift
case applicationPublicKeyAdded
-
An application public key is deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case applicationPublicKeyDeleted
-
A new application was created in the Box developer console.
Declaration
Swift
case applicationCreated
-
A content policy is added.
Declaration
Swift
case contentPolicyAdded
-
An automation is added.
Declaration
Swift
case automationAdded
-
An automation is deleted.
Declaration
Swift
case automationDeleted
-
A user email alias is confirmed.
Declaration
Swift
case userEmailAliasConfirmed
-
A user email alias is removed.
Declaration
Swift
case userEmailAliasRemoved
-
A watermark is added to a file.
Declaration
Swift
case watermarkAdded
-
A watermark is removed from a file.
Declaration
Swift
case watermarkRemoved
-
Creation of metadata template instance.
Declaration
Swift
case metadataTemplateCreated
-
Update of metadata template instance.
Declaration
Swift
case metadataTemplateUpdated
-
Deletion of metadata template instance.
Declaration
Swift
case metadataTemplateDeleted
-
Item was opened.
Declaration
Swift
case itemOpened
-
Item was modified.
Declaration
Swift
case itemModified
-
When a policy set in the Admin console is triggered.
Declaration
Swift
case abnormalDownloadActivity
-
Folders were removed from a group in the Admin console.
Declaration
Swift
case itemsRemovedFromGroup
-
A watermarked file was downloaded.
Declaration
Swift
case watermarkedFileDownloaded
-
When a JWT application has been authorized or reauthorized
Declaration
Swift
case enterpriseAppAuthorizationUpdated
-
A Shield justification is approved
Declaration
Swift
case shieldJustificationApproved
-
Shield detected an anomalous download, session, location, or malicious content based on enterprise Shield rules
Declaration
Swift
case shieldAlert
-
Access to an external collaboration is blocked
Declaration
Swift
case shieldAccessBlocked
-
Access to an external collaboration is blocked due to missing a justification
Declaration
Swift
case shieldBlockedMissingJustification
-
An invite to externally collaborate is blocked
Declaration
Swift
case shieldInviteBlocked
-
An invite to externally collaborate is blocked due to missing a justification
Declaration
Swift
case shieldInviteBlockedMissingJustification
-
Custom event type, that is not yet implemented in this SDK version.
Declaration
Swift
case customValue(String)
-
Initializer
Declaration
Swift
public init(_ value: String)
Parameters
value
The string value of the event type
-
String representation of sync state.
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }


function Point(X, Y: Integer): TPoint; overload;
function Point(const FP: TFloatPoint): TPoint; overload;
function Point(const FXP: TFixedPoint): TPoint; overload;
Constructs a point with integer coordinates, or converts it from the one with fixed/floating point coordinates by rounding them to nearest integers.
function FloatPoint(X, Y: Single): TFloatPoint; overload;
function FloatPoint(const P: TPoint): TFloatPoint; overload;
function FloatPoint(const FXP: TFixedPoint): TFloatPoint; overload;
Provides construction and converstion of points with floating-point coordinates.
function FixedPoint(X, Y: Integer): TFixedPoint; overload;
function FixedPoint(X, Y: Single): TFixedPoint; overload;
function FixedPoint(const P: TPoint): TFixedPoint; overload;
function FixedPoint(const FP: TFloatPoint): TFixedPoint; overload;
Provides construction and converstion of points with fixed-point coordinates
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 0:10 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(liquid) |
| T+ 0:10 |
1 hit |
ocular |
LSD |
(liquid) |
It was a friday night in my boring town. I had 2 hits of pretty decent blotter paper that I had just consumed. Not even ten minuets after I had eaten the blotter my phone rings and It's my friend who was in the area and had some liquid. He told me if I put a hit in my eye he would give it to me for free. I met up with him and he gave me 2 hits on the tounge and one in the eye. Putting a hit in the eye was one of the stupidest things I've ever done.
 I was in such pain I reached in my pocket and put some eye drops in which made it even worse. My eye was red the entire night and it felt like there was dirt stuck in my eye. The next morning just the corner of my eye was still red. Today is the 3rd day since I've done this and my eye is still bothering me. I'm submitting this report to warn everybody not to put LSD in their eye. The effects didn't hit me any faster and my eye still burns.  I'm just hoping that there is no long term damage.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


New in 1.2.0
Edit (pull request)UI improvements
- Better visibility of required properties
- Location and orchestrator informations on runtime view.
TOSCA Support
TOSCA Support has been improved in 1.2.0 even if still not fully compliant with 1.0.0 TOSCA Simple Profile in YAML. More details and explanations can be found here.
Premium version
1.2.0 introduce our premium version that is based on the OpenSource version and provide some advanced features through additional plugins.
Logs plugin
The log plugin allows to fetch orchestrator logs in alien4cloud and to display them directly from the runtime view.
SAML integration
Premium users can now leverage SAML authentication in alien4cloud, more here.
Improved Security
Alien 4 Cloud now support mutual authentication with ElasticSearch and SSL connection to ElasticSearch. Cloudify plugin also supports mutual authentication to the cloudify manager. more here
Dashboard plugin
First version of the dashboard plugin allows to view the resource usages under multiple axis and to view the global nodes usages of the platform.
TODO link to doc
Portability insights plugin
Portability insights plugin allows to check the portability of a Topology against the TOSCA standard and the locations configured in alien4cloud more here.
Patch and Runtime operation support
Patch and runtime operation support allows to dynamically change the lifecycle of components in a topology by adding some patches to be applied on a topology. Patches are triggered manually on the first time, can be applied to a subset of instances in a first time or to all instances of nodes. They are also added to the node lifecycle so that scale up or self healing take them into account.
The runtime operations features is similar to patches except that it doesn’t impact node lifecycle. This is more dedicated to post deployment management operations (backup etc.).
IaaS support
We now support deployment on Azure through cloudify 3.
Edit (pull request)


Multiple tunnels may be defined, each of which must have a remote server to connect to, a login name and a password. A tunnel can also have several associated static routes, to be brought up when it is connected. By default, only a route to the server at the other end of the tunnel is created when it is activated.
Once a tunnel has been created, it can be activated using the Connect to button at the bottom of the main page. Multiple tunnels can be active at any one time, and those that are active can be shut down with the Disconnect from button.
Also on the main page is the Edit Global PPP Options button for editing settings that apply to all tunnels. The most important are those related to MPPE, an encryption protocol using by Microsoft VPN servers to secure PPTP connections. However, support in both the PPP daemon and the kernel is needed for MPPE to work. PPPd versions 2.4.2 and above support MPPE natively, and a patch exists for older versions as well.


Introduction
The Government of India has a centralized bidding platform for all vendors across the country. The platform is GEM i.e Govt. E-Marketplace. NABL i.e National Accreditation Board for Laboratories is a govt. body that provides accreditation to laboratories across the nation. In order to submit a bid by vendor on GEM, it is mandat that the product that vendor is bidding should be tested by one of the lab certified by NABL.
The issue
The process of submitting a bid is simple for a vendor. Vendor just needs to fill a form mentioning details of the product along with the report of the lab certificate.
Issue is that the verification process of certificates used to be simple as well until recent months when the number of applications exceeds 5000 per month. GEM has to manually verify each and every certificate. And validation of one certificate my take some 'n' no. of weeks!
How sawtooth is helping the process
Labs that have been accredited by NABL have a unique identifier id for each lab. And every certificate issued by the lab has an id with initials as the id that is being issued by NABL. Labs are provided with a CRM system that is integrated with a sawtooth application layer.
All of the ids and certificates involved in the process are recorded and are part of the chain consisting of all the records and participants.
While applying for a bid in GEM, the vendor has to enter the certificate number that is issued by the lab after testing the product. The platform used by GEM has APIs integrated by which the request for verification of ids and certificates are initiated.
Why not traditional backend with a SQL DB
Like NABL there are more than 8 certifying bodies all over the country which issue certificates directly to the product owner or to 3rd party agencies that issue certificates. All of the certificates need to be stored without any fraudulent data.
As per the future scope of the project, there will be multiple participants of the system and it is important that there should be a well-defined level of confidentiality and access should be provided to authorised participants.
By implementing Sawtooth based blockchain integrity of data can be achieved with a constant chain of blocks that can be tampered even by the administrator. Only update operation can be performed along with log tracking. Thus by implementing Sawtooth based platform, a certain level of management of huge data is provided along with the solution to some of the most critical security problems.


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We are all expecting that today that iPhone 5 will be released at Apple's 2012 annual Worldwide Developers Conference, but sorry to disappoint you - NO iPhone 5 yet!
Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is Apple's annual event where they launch new products/changes to their whole product line, from OS, version of iPhones etc.
Unfortunately, there is no new iteration of iPhone mentioned whatsoever.
These are the new stuffs presented instead:
sigh!, nothing really new :-(


‘He is frustrated’: Zouma sends message to Chelsea FC fans about striker
Kurt Zouma opens up on Olivier Giroud's situation at Chelsea FC this season
by The Sport Review staffKurt Zouma has revealed that Olivier Giroud is feeling frustrated at Chelsea FC due to his lack of playing time this season.
The France international has struggled to hold down a regular spot in the first team at Stamford Bridge this season since Frank Lampard took over at the club and opted to give young players such as Tammy Abraham the chance to shine up front.
Indeed, Giroud has only started one of Chelsea FC’s 12 Premier League games this season and he is yet to start in the Champions League for Lampard’s men.
Abraham has been keeping the likes of Giroud out of the first team with his brilliant performances, and the 22-year-old has scored 10 Premier League goals already this season.
Zouma has now revealed that Giroud is clearly disappointed about his lack of playing time so far this season, but he will keep working hard behind the scenes as he looks to force his way back into contention.
Speaking in an interview quoted by the Daily Express, Zouma said: “He is frustrated, he wants to play more,
“Like any football player, he wants to be on the pitch, but he is taking everything very calmly.
“He is a professional, he works hard in training. I have a lot of respect for the player he is.
“As someone in the dressing room, he is someone who gives advice to Tammy and Michy.
“He wants the best for the team, which is important, and it is why he is a good person.”
Chelsea FC will return to Premier League action after the international break with a crunch clash against Manchester City at The Etihad on Saturday 23 November.
The Blues are currently third in the Premier League table.


Bolton Posts Cryptic Tweet Amid Speculation Over His Testimony Intentions
Ousted National Security Adviser John Bolton posted a bizarrely cryptic tweet on Friday morning, promising a “backstory” on why he was off Twitter for two months.
“Stay tuned……..” he said.
Less than three hours later, Bolton posted another tweet, saying his ban from Twitter had some sort of connection to his resignation from the White House.
Many speculate that Bolton is just attempting to hype a possible book deal, but the enigmatic tweet comes as speculation mounts over whether Bolton intends to testify in the ongoing impeachment hearings. Bolton didn’t show up for his scheduled testimony last week, but his lawyer said at the time that Bolton has information on “many relevant meetings and conversations.”
Democrats reportedly don’t plan to subpoena Bolton and may instead use his absence from the hearing as fodder for its White House obstruction argument. Bolton’s lawyer also denied last week that Bolton was working with the White House or trying to delay proceedings.
During a lengthy interview on “Fox and Friends” Friday morning, President Trump was asked about the tweet, and he denied that the White House froze Bolton’s account.(It’s unclear if the White House can even do that, but Fox News anchors posed the question).
As more current and former administration officials testified in public this week, the picture of Bolton’s role in the Ukraine scandal became clearer. The former national security adviser was a vocal force against the shadow campaign to pressure Ukraine to probe the Biden family and even characterized the effort as a “drug deal” that he didn’t want to be a part of, according to testimony.


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CorrectAnswer
To count the number of inversions look at each value and count the number of times that a bigger value is to its left.
The total number of inversions is CorrectAnswer


first of all thank you so much for this awesome project!
I stumpled upon it two weeks ago, what I want to achieve is plotting data of a PV-Installation I get from M-Bus meter's. A friend coded a python script for me which already import's data from CSV's which look like this:
But I can't get a hold on that data, I've read through the doc's created the following feed's:
kWh_feed
kWh-Power
kWh_Histogram
I've also created a dash to plot the data... But I get non of the data in the plot's
My Plan is to get the historical data into eMonCMS, next step should be to build python tool to read M-Bus and put that data on EmonCMS in realtime... Which is mostly done, but needs some modification of the script used to import the historical data...
Importing data from external M-Bus Logger
Submitted by mircsicz on Mon, 03/03/2014 - 09:57Hi all,
first of all thank you so much for this awesome project!
I stumpled upon it two weeks ago, what I want to achieve is plotting data of a PV-Installation I get from M-Bus meter's. A friend coded a python script for me which already import's data from CSV's which look like this:
It generate's a call for every line like this:
But I can't get a hold on that data, I've read through the doc's created the following feed's:
I've also created a dash to plot the data... But I get non of the data in the plot's
My Plan is to get the historical data into eMonCMS, next step should be to build python tool to read M-Bus and put that data on EmonCMS in realtime... Which is mostly done, but needs some modification of the script used to import the historical data...
BTW: The data is from January...
Greetz
Mircsicz


Let's play Pig Dice!
Rules:
- If the player rolls a 1, they score nothing and it becomes the next player's turn.
- If the player rolls any other number, it is added to their turn total and the player's turn continues.
- If a player chooses to "hold", their turn total is added to their score, and it becomes the next player's turn.

Current Score:
Total Score:
Current Score:
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Writer
Direct Subclass:
A writer is used to output a value through the Handler.
The output is determined by the kind of value that's passed to the writer where exceptions are interpreted as error output otherwise, the value is interpreted as success value. Therefore, new implements are expected to implement both a success (Writer._successOutput) and error (Writer._errorOutput) outputs.
Options: Custom options can be assigned to writers (Writer.setOption). They are passed from the handler to the writer during the output process (Handler.output).
const myHandler = Mebo.Handler.create('someHandler');
// setting output options during the output
myHandler.output(value, {
someOption: 10,
});
When an action is executed through a handler it can define options for readers and writers via Metadata support.
Options Summary
| Option Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| convertBufferToReadableStream | Tells if a buffer value should be converted to a readable stream | |
| result | Overrides the value returned by Writer.value to an arbitrary value (only affects the success output) |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(value: *) Creates a writer |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
Returns an option |
|
| public |
Serializes a writer value (Writer.value) in case the value is an exception it's serialize as Writer._errorOutput otherwise it's serialized as Writer._successOutput. |
|
| public |
Sets a value under the options |
|
| public |
value(): * Returns the value that should be serialized (Writer.serialize) by the writer. |
| Protected Methods | ||
| protected |
Translates an Error to a data structure that is later serialized by a writer implementation as output. |
|
| protected |
_successOutput(): Object | Stream Translates the success value to a data structure that is later serialized by a handler implementation as output. |
Public Constructors
public constructor(value: *) source
Creates a writer
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| value | * | arbitrary value passed to the writer |
Public Methods
public option(path: string, defaultValue: *): * source
Returns an option
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| path | string | path about where the option is localized (the levels must be separated by '.'). In case of an empty string it returns the entire options |
|
| defaultValue | * |
|
default value returned in case a value was not found for the path |
Return:
| * |
public serialize() source
Serializes a writer value (Writer.value) in case the value is an exception it's serialize as Writer._errorOutput otherwise it's serialized as Writer._successOutput.
public setOption(path: string, value: *, merge: boolean) source
Sets a value under the options
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| path | string | path about where the option should be stored under the options (the levels must be separated by '.') |
|
| value | * | value that is going to be stored under the collection |
|
| merge | boolean |
|
this option is used to decide in case of the last level is already existing under the collection, if the value should be either merged (default) or overridden. |
public value(): * source
Returns the value that should be serialized (Writer.serialize) by the writer.
Return:
| * |
Protected Methods
protected _errorOutput(): Object source
Translates an Error to a data structure that is later serialized by a writer implementation as output. This method gets triggered when an exception is passed as value by the Handler.output.
By default the contents of the error output are driven by the err.message
,
however if an error contains err.toJSON
property (ValidationFail.toJSON)
then that's used instead of the message.
Also, you can avoid specific errors to be handled via output process by defining the member
output
assigned with false
to the error (for instance err.output = false;
). If
that is in place the error gets thrown which triggers the event Handler.onErrorDuringOutput.
Tip: You can set the env variable NODE_ENV=development
to get the traceback information
included in the error output
protected _successOutput(): Object | Stream source
Translates the success value to a data structure that is later serialized by a handler implementation as output.
/todo: This value is either driven by the option 'result' (when defined) or by the value defined at constructor time.
All writers shipped with Mebo have support for streams where in case of any readable stream or buffer value are piped to the output, otherwise the result is encoded using JSON (defined per writer bases).
Note: any Buffer value passed to this method gets automatically converted to a readable stream (this behavior is driven by the option 'convertBufferToReadableStream').
This method is called by Handler.output.


Data Class
Constructor
Data
-
columns
Parameters:
-
columns
DataVariable
Item Index
Methods
- find static
- init
- initializeColumns
Methods
find
-
attrName
-
attrValue
-
columns
Searches through a jermaine attr_list of DataVariables (columns) for an entry having a given id or column number.
Parameters:
-
attrName
StringThe name of the attribute to search on; should be either "id" or "column".
-
attrValue
String | IntegerThe value to search for. If attrName is "id", this value should be a string. If attrName is "column", this value should be an int.
-
columns
DataVariable Attr_ListThe attr_list to search through.
Returns:
Example:
find("id", "x", columns)
finds the index of the DataVariable in the columns attr_list
having an id of "x"
find("column", 1, columns)
finds the index of the DataVariable in the columns attr_list
having a "column" attribute of 1
init
()
Initialization function --- should be called from isBuiltWith initializer. This is split off into a separate function so that it can be called from submodel's isBuiltWith initializers as well, since Jermaine does not provide a way to call the parent models' isBuiltWith initializer function.
initializeColumns
()
Set the data
attribute of each of this data object's columns
to point to the data object itself.


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Example:
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Welcome to The Interrogation.
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The choices you make in this game determine the outcome. You are given multiple choices on how to proceed. You can only choose one.
Select your path by clicking on its associated button.


Introduction
Welcome to the Briq API. Briq lets you send Briqs to teammates, small tokens of appreciation to say thanks or congrats.
This API lets you create, read, update and delete (OMG, CRUD) users, user groups, transactions and messages.
We have a client library in node.js that will help you craft the perfect requests.
Authentication
Use the token to make authenticated calls to the API
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
#Pass the token as the username in a Basic HTTP Authorization header
curl -u briq_api_token: https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization
Make sure to replace
briq_api_token
with your API key.
Briq uses API tokens to allow access to the API. You can get your token by creating a new custom application in the Briq admin section.
Briq only accepts API requests that:
- use HTTPS
- include an HTTP Basic Authentication Header using the API token as username and leaving the password blank.
This is supported out of the box by our API client libraires, see this MDN page for manual implementation.
Pagination
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const users = await briq.organization('your-organization').users({ per_page: 1 });
curl -i -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/users?per_page=1"
The response will include the appropriate
Link
HTTP headers if needed
Link: <https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/users?page=2&per_page=1>; rel="next", <https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/users?page=2&per_page=1>; rel="last"
Endpoints that return arrays of results are paginated. first
, previous
, next
and last
pages are added as Link
HTTP headers
if needed.
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| page | 1 | The page number |
| per_page | 100 | The maximum number of results per page |
Organization
Get details of your organization
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const organization = await briq.organization('your-organization').info();
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization"
Replace
your-organization
with the name of your organization (find it in your Briq settings). The above command will resolve to a JSON structured like this:
{
"id": "c5e91a81-0c92-4069-b002-26e8df8aa556",
"key": "your-organization",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:31:27.907Z"
}
This endpoint retrieves information about the current organization.
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
Users
List all users of organization
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const users = await briq.organization('your-organization').users();
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/users"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
[
{
"id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"displayName": "Alice",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"externalRef": null,
"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 6,
"activeBalance": 1,
"role": "user",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.829Z",
"image": null
},
{
"id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"displayName": "Laurent",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"externalRef": null,
"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 5,
"activeBalance": 0,
"role": "admin",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.736Z",
"image": null
}
]
This endpoint lists all the users of the organization (paginated).
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/users
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
Results
This endpoint returns an array of users. See this section for a description of a user.
Get details of a user
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const user = await briq.organization('your-organization').user('user-id');
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/users/user-id"
Replace
user-id
with the id of the user The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"username": "alice",
"displayName": "Alice",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"externalRef": null,
"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 6,
"activeBalance": 1,
"role": "user",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.829Z",
"image": null,
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:54:56.381Z",
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.816Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"platform": "web",
"suspended": false
}
This endpoint retrieves the details of a user.
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/users/<user_id>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
| user_id | The id of the user to fetch (username and externalRef can be used too) |
Results
This endpoint returns a JSON user with the following attributes:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
The unique identifier of the user |
username |
The username of the user, must be unique per organization |
email |
The email of the user, must be unique per organization |
displayName |
The name to use for the user in the interface, |
externalRef |
A string referencing the user in another data source |
firstName |
The first name of the user |
lastName |
The last name of the user |
inactiveBalance |
The balance of Briqs to give |
activeBalance |
The balance of Briqs to redeem |
role |
The role of the user (values: user , admin ) |
image |
A URL for an image to be used as avatar for the user |
created_at |
The timestamp at which this user was created |
invitedAt |
The timestamp at which this user was invited to participate to Briq |
onboardedAt |
The timestamp at which this user completed their onboarding |
timezone |
The timezone configured for this user |
platform |
The plaform from which this user was created (can be slack or web ) |
suspended |
A flag that is true if the user has been suspended |
User Groups
List existing User Groups
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const groups = await briq.organization('your-organization').groups();
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/groups"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
[
{
"id": "ddc1dad7-d323-46d0-97a3-ae806e70e94a",
"externalRef": null,
"name": "Team engineering",
"platform": "briq",
"created_at": "2018-10-23T13:25:56.670Z",
"users": [
{
"id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"role": "user",
"displayName": "Alice",
"username": "alice",
"externalRef": null,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 6,
"activeBalance": 1,
"platform": "web",
"image": null,
"suspended": false,
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.816Z",
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:54:56.381Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.829Z",
},
{
"id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"role": "admin",
"displayName": "Laurent",
"username": "laurent",
"externalRef": null,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 5,
"activeBalance": 0,
"platform": "web",
"image": null,
"suspended": false,
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.722Z",
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:31:53.883Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.736Z",
}
]
},
]
This endpoint lists all the user groups of the organization (paginated)
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/groups
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
Results
This endpoint returns an array of user groups. See this section for a description of a user group.
Get details of a User Group
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const group = await briq.organization('your-organization').group('group-id');
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/groups/group-id"
Replace group-id by the id of the group of which you're getting the details The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": "ddc1dad7-d323-46d0-97a3-ae806e70e94a",
"externalRef": null,
"name": "Team engineering",
"platform": "briq",
"created_at": "2018-10-23T13:25:56.670Z",
"users": [
{
"id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"role": "user",
"displayName": "Alice",
"username": "alice",
"externalRef": null,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 6,
"activeBalance": 1,
"platform": "web",
"image": null,
"suspended": false,
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.816Z",
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:54:56.381Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.829Z",
},
{
"id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"role": "admin",
"displayName": "Laurent",
"username": "laurent",
"externalRef": null,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 5,
"activeBalance": 0,
"platform": "web",
"image": null,
"suspended": false,
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.722Z",
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:31:53.883Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.736Z",
}
]
}
This endpoint returns the details for one user groups of the organization.
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/groups/<group_id>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
| group_id | The id of the group |
Results
This endpoint returns an object representing a user group, which has the following properties:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
The id of the group |
name |
The name of the group |
platform |
The platform on which this group was created and is managed (can be slack or briq ) |
externalRef |
If the user group is not a briq group, this is the identifier of the group on its original platform |
created_at |
The creation date of the group |
users |
An array of users in the group |
Transactions
List transactions
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const transactions = await briq.organization('your-organization').transactions();
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/transactions"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
[
{
"id": "8f49eb2e-2184-4966-be36-9a86db95bd0d",
"from": "Laurent",
"to": "Alice",
"amount": 1,
"comment": "Hello Alice #TeamSpirit #Teamwork",
"app": "give",
"created_at": "2018-10-18T08:54:02.853Z",
"reaction": null,
"reactedAt": null,
"user_from_id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"user_to_id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124"
}
]
This endpoint lists all the transactions of the organization (paginated)
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/transactions
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
Results
This endpoint returns an array of transactions. See this section for a description of a transaction.
Get details of a transaction
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const transaction = await briq.organization('your-organization').transaction('transaction-id');
curl -u briq_api_token "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/transactions/transaction-id"
Replace
transaction-id
with the id of the transaction The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": "8f49eb2e-2184-4966-be36-9a86db95bd0d",
"from": "Laurent",
"to": "Alice",
"amount": 1,
"comment": "Hello Alice #TeamSpirit #Teamwork",
"app": "give",
"created_at": "2018-10-18T08:54:02.853Z",
"reaction": null,
"reactedAt": null,
"user_from_id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"user_to_id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"userFrom": {
"id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a",
"username": "laurent",
"displayName": "Laurent",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"externalRef": null,
"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 5,
"activeBalance": 0,
"role": "admin",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.736Z",
"image": null,
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:31:53.883Z",
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:32:19.722Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"platform": "web",
"suspended": false
},
"userTo": {
"id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"username": "alice",
"displayName": "Alice",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"externalRef": null,
"firstName": null,
"lastName": null,
"inactiveBalance": 6,
"activeBalance": 1,
"role": "user",
"created_at": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.829Z",
"image": null,
"invitedAt": "2018-10-17T09:54:56.381Z",
"onboardedAt": "2018-10-17T09:55:16.816Z",
"timezone": "Europe/Brussels",
"platform": "web",
"suspended": false
}
}
This endpoint retrieves the details of a transaction.
HTTP Request
GET https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/transactions/<transaction_id>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
| transaction_id | The id of the transaction to fetch |
Results
This endpoint returns a JSON transaction with the following attributes:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
id |
The unique identifier of the transaction |
from |
The name of the user who gave Briqs for this transaction |
to |
The name of the user who received Briqs for this transaction |
amount |
The number of Briqs moved by the transaction |
comment |
The comment on the transaction (usually the reason for the give to take place) |
app |
The name of the app that created the transaction |
created_at |
The creation date of the transaction |
reaction |
The reaction that has been added to the transaction |
reactedAt |
The timestamp when the reaction was added |
user_from_id |
The id of the user who gave Briqs |
user_to_id |
The id of the user who received Briqs |
userFrom |
The user who gave Briqs, as a JSON object (see this section for details) |
userTo |
The user who received Briqs, as a JSON object (see this section for details) |
Create a transaction
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const transaction = await briq.organization('your-organization').createTransaction({
amount: 2,
comment: 'Thanks for your help with the presentation #teamspirit',
from: 'alice',
to: 'laurent'
});
curl -i -u briq_api_token
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--request POST \
--data '{ "amount": 2, "comment": "Thanks for your help with the presentation #teamspirit", "from": "alice", "to": "laurent" }' \
"https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/transactions"
The above command returns an HTTP
201 Created
response and includes aLocation
header with the URL of the created transaction. It also includes the created transaction as JSON in the response
{
"id": "e9758206-8f81-4292-a225-c4e7dab25cf8",
"from": "Alice",
"to": "Laurent",
"amount": 1,
"comment": "Thanks for your help with the presentation #teamspirit",
"app": "API Documentation",
"created_at": "2018-10-25T14:47:40.597Z",
"reaction": null,
"reactedAt": null,
"user_from_id": "ddfdb19c-e3ad-4300-8ed7-d79e10b9f124",
"user_to_id": "eb17a3df-c384-46a9-96a1-d7f58912e19a"
}
This endpoint creates a transaction.
HTTP Request
POST https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/transactions
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
Body
A transaction can be created with the following attributes
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
from |
The id , username , email or externalRef of the user who gave Briqs for this transaction. It can be empty, meaning that the user to will receive Briqs from the bank |
to |
The id , username , email or externalRef of the user who receives Briqs for this transaction. It can be empty, meaning that the user from will spend Briqs from their active balance (redemption) |
amount |
The number of Briqs moved by the transaction |
comment |
The comment on the transaction (usually the reason for giving/redeeming briqs) |
Results
The created transaction is returned as JSON in the body of the response. See this section for more details
Revert a transaction
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const transaction = await briq.organization('your-organization').refundTransaction('transaction-id');
curl -i -u briq_api_token --request DELETE "https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/your-organization/transactions/transaction-id"
Replace
transaction-id
with the id of the transaction The above command returns an HTTP204 No Content
and an empty body when the revert is successful
This endpoint reverts a transaction.
HTTP Request
DELETE https://api.givebriq.com/v0/organizations/<organization_name>/transactions/<transaction_id>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| organization_name | The name of your organization |
| transaction_id | The id of the transaction to revert |
Results
If the revert is successful, an HTTP 204 No content
response is sent.
Messages
Create a message
const Briq = require('briq-api').Client;
const briq = new Briq('briq_api_token');
const message = await briq.organization('your-organization').createMessage({
header: 'Alice just earned 3 briqs for outstanding customer service',
body: '5 ⭐ rating 5 days in a row 🔥',
channel: '#general'
});
WIP
Errors
Briq API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request -- Your request is invalid. |
| 401 | Unauthorized -- Your API key is wrong. |
| 404 | Not Found -- The specified model could not be found. |


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有鉴于现时币圈市况急跌及动荡，我们恐怕 NBC 在分配红利给大家后，余款未必足以支持 NBC稳定在 1 Steem的回购金额。
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>短期内下调至 0.02%(大概7.3%年利率)。每日STEEM/SBD分红和持有NBC获得点赞保持不变。
NBC新手币为公益项目，所收到各项金额，会尽量分配合各持币者，与及稳定回购价。
故此市况回稳后，我们会逐步上调分红比例至 0.03%-0.04%，甚至重回 0.05% 的原分红比例。
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WindowEvent()
语法
Event = WindowEvent()概要
Checks if an event has occurred on any of the opened windows.
返回值
The next event from the event queue and or zero if there are no more events. Unlike WaitWindowEvent() it doesn't wait for the next event - it always returns immediately.
This makes it useful for window event loops, where other processing needs to be done without waiting for an event to happen (e.g. Network transactions) and therefore WaitWindowEvent() can't be used.
It must be handled with care though if used on a continuing basis, because unlike WaitWindowEvent(), it will not give CPU time to other programs while waiting for an event and therefore consume all CPU power. In this case, either Delay() should be used somewhere in the loop or WaitWindowEvent() with a small timeout value.
To get the window number in which the event occurred, use the EventWindow() function.
Possible Events are :#PB_Event_Menu : a menu has been selected #PB_Event_Gadget : a gadget has been pushed #PB_Event_SysTray : an icon in the systray zone was clicked #PB_Event_Timer : a timer has reached its timeout #PB_Event_CloseWindow : the window close gadget has been pushed #PB_Event_Repaint : the window content has been destroyed and must be repainted (useful for 2D graphics operations) #PB_Event_SizeWindow : the window has been resized #PB_Event_MoveWindow : the window has been moved #PB_Event_MinimizeWindow : the window has been minimized #PB_Event_MaximizeWindow : the window has been maximized #PB_Event_RestoreWindow : the window has been restored to normal size (either from a minimum or maximum size) #PB_Event_ActivateWindow : the window has been activated (got the focus) #PB_Event_DeactivateWindow: the window has been deactivated (lost the focus) #PB_Event_WindowDrop : a Drag & Drop operation was finished on a window #PB_Event_GadgetDrop : a Drag & Drop operation was finished on a gadget #PB_Event_RightClick : a right mouse button click has occurred on the window. This can be useful to display a popup menu #PB_Event_LeftClick : a left mouse button click has occurred on the window #PB_Event_LeftDoubleClick : a left mouse button double-click has occurred on the windowA basic example for event handling can be found in the WaitWindowEvent() description.
备注
After a #PB_Event_WindowDrop or #PB_Event_GadgetDrop Event, the event functions of the Drag & Drop library can be used to examine and read the dropped data.
Important: The window event loop should not be processed in a thread, as there is some limitation on OS X and Linux. A debugger error will be raised.
Correct way to handle an infinite WindowEvent() loop:Repeat Event = WindowEvent() If Event ; An event was in the queue so process it .... Else Delay(1) ; No event, let the others apps get some CPU time too ! EndIf Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindowImportant: The 'Delay' shouldn't be put after each event, because when lot of events will come (like refresh, gadgets updates etc..) the app will wait between each event. So the delay need to be put when no events are received. Other (recommened) ways is to use WaitWindowEvent() with a small timeout value, or setup a timer with AddWindowTimer()().
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public class DeferredTexture extends TextureImpl implements DeferredResource
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DeferredTexture(java.io.InputStream in,
java.lang.String resourceName,
boolean flipped,
int filter,
int[] trans)
Create a new deferred texture
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
bind()
Bind the GL context to a texture
|
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Get a description of the resource to be loaded
|
float |
getHeight()
Get the height of the physical texture
|
int |
getImageHeight()
Get the height of the original image
|
int |
getImageWidth()
Get the width of the original image
|
byte[] |
getTextureData()
Get the pixel data from the card for this texture
|
int |
getTextureHeight()
Get the height of the actual texture
|
int |
getTextureID()
Get the OpenGL texture ID for this texture
|
java.lang.String |
getTextureRef()
Get the reference from which this texture was loaded
|
int |
getTextureWidth()
Get the width of the actual texture
|
float |
getWidth()
Get the width of the physical texture
|
boolean |
hasAlpha()
Check if the texture has alpha
|
void |
load()
Load the actual resource
|
void |
release()
Destroy the texture reference
|
void |
setAlpha(boolean alpha)
If this texture has alpha
|
void |
setHeight(int height)
Set the height of the image
|
void |
setTextureFilter(int textureFilter)
Apply a given texture filter to the texture
|
void |
setTextureHeight(int texHeight)
Set the height of this texture
|
void |
setTextureID(int textureID)
Set the OpenGL texture ID for this texture
|
void |
setTextureWidth(int texWidth)
Set the width of this texture
|
void |
setWidth(int width)
Set the width of the image
|
bindNone, getLastBind, reload, setCacheName, setTextureData, unbind
public DeferredTexture(java.io.InputStream in, java.lang.String resourceName, boolean flipped, int filter, int[] trans)
in
- The input stream from which to read the textureresourceName
- The name to give the resourceflipped
- True if the image should be flippedfilter
- The filter to applytrans
- The colour to defined as transparentpublic void load() throws java.io.IOException
DeferredResource
load
in interface DeferredResource
java.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the resourceDeferredResource.load()
public void bind()
Texture
bind
in interface Texture
bind
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.bind()
public float getHeight()
Texture
getHeight
in interface Texture
getHeight
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getHeight()
public int getImageHeight()
Texture
getImageHeight
in interface Texture
getImageHeight
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getImageHeight()
public int getImageWidth()
Texture
getImageWidth
in interface Texture
getImageWidth
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getImageWidth()
public int getTextureHeight()
Texture
getTextureHeight
in interface Texture
getTextureHeight
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getTextureHeight()
public int getTextureID()
Texture
getTextureID
in interface Texture
getTextureID
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getTextureID()
public java.lang.String getTextureRef()
Texture
getTextureRef
in interface Texture
getTextureRef
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getTextureRef()
public int getTextureWidth()
Texture
getTextureWidth
in interface Texture
getTextureWidth
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getTextureWidth()
public float getWidth()
Texture
getWidth
in interface Texture
getWidth
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getWidth()
public void release()
Texture
release
in interface Texture
release
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.release()
public void setAlpha(boolean alpha)
TextureImpl
setAlpha
in class TextureImpl
alpha
- True, If this texture has alphaTextureImpl.setAlpha(boolean)
public void setHeight(int height)
TextureImpl
setHeight
in class TextureImpl
height
- The height of the imageTextureImpl.setHeight(int)
public void setTextureHeight(int texHeight)
TextureImpl
setTextureHeight
in class TextureImpl
texHeight
- The height of the textureTextureImpl.setTextureHeight(int)
public void setTextureID(int textureID)
TextureImpl
setTextureID
in class TextureImpl
textureID
- The OpenGL texture IDTextureImpl.setTextureID(int)
public void setTextureWidth(int texWidth)
TextureImpl
setTextureWidth
in class TextureImpl
texWidth
- The width of the textureTextureImpl.setTextureWidth(int)
public void setWidth(int width)
TextureImpl
setWidth
in class TextureImpl
width
- The width of the imageTextureImpl.setWidth(int)
public byte[] getTextureData()
Texture
getTextureData
in interface Texture
getTextureData
in class TextureImpl
TextureImpl.getTextureData()
public java.lang.String getDescription()
DeferredResource
getDescription
in interface DeferredResource
DeferredResource.getDescription()
public boolean hasAlpha()
Texture
hasAlpha
in interface Texture
hasAlpha
in class TextureImpl
Texture.hasAlpha()
public void setTextureFilter(int textureFilter)
Texture
setTextureFilter
in interface Texture
setTextureFilter
in class TextureImpl
textureFilter
- The texture filter to apply (GL_LINEAR, GL_NEAREST, etc..)Texture.setTextureFilter(int)


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The link provided leads to the News and Events section of the Lipscomb University website. My contributions extended to new versions of the homepage, call to action pages, the pages for the individual programs and colleges, and more. I helped to launch the news site, but since my contract ended, others are only still available on the Lipscomb dev server.
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This function is a method for the generic function summary for class assoc.
## S3 method for class 'assoc': summary(object, ...)
object |
assoc object created by Association.test . |
... |
further arguments passed to or from other methods. |
Prints out details of association test contained in assoc object result.
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My better half had gone on a 'Hen Day' when I got home after work. I was not expecting her back until at least 11pm so I decided to give 2ct7 a good blast. 40mgs had given me something of a generic 2c buzz without too much visual phenomena on my first go a while back. This time I took 50mgs. It took rather a while to arrive and presented a simillar sort of scenario again. I had dosed at lunchtime and after a couple of hours I dropped another 25mgs for good measure. Well this really seemed to start the ball rolling in a more tangible fashion.
Closed eye visuals were quite nice but of open eye visuals there was little. With eyes closed, grids and meshes of light interwove and seethed, with often jagged forms. The colourscape was dominated by yellow, green and some blue hues. I am sure I had read of this before, so it might have been shaped by the power of suggestion. Also in my mind was the yellow of sulphur, (the t in 2ctXs, or 'thio'), and the blue of copper sulphate. I was buzzing away but still hoping for more.
At 4pm, to my surprise, P. arrived home. By this point the second dose was well on its way. Unfortubately she wanted me to drive her back into town for her evening out. I had not counted this possibility into the equation. Rather than admit that I was beginning to become densly befuddled on a crazy drug, I calmly agreed and went to the bathroom for a pep talk with myself before getting underway.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
The afternoon traffic was dense. The heavens opened torrentially once we set off and the view out was a misty lightshow of splendour. Somehow my skills were relatively intact and there were no casualties. A less than pleasant episode, one which was extremely ill-advised. On the homeward strait, things began to get hectic. I reversed into the drive and made a bid for the front door with some urgency.
Back home I now decided that I had a good six hours until she returned, in which I would dose the last of my 4-AcO-DMT vial. I was still heavily under the spell of the 2ct7, through which the by now familliar 4-AcO effects became filtered. The AcO visuals usually feature warm reds, yellows and blues, but these were tinted yellowy green. The forms were rendered more jagged, although the geometric writhing towards my mindspace that sometimes leads to entity type embodiments on 4-AcO was still discernable, but the audio hallucinations that I usually have were changed. The buzzing and clicking (of a kind of musical nature) that AcO can generate were given a very jagged tone, in the same trajectory as the visuals had been. As though someone had added a dash of thrash metal to the sonic mix.
As the AcO built up, these sounds and visuals became a bit manic and discordant. It occurred to me that there might be something 'wrong' about mixing these two substances. I have built up a feeling of comfort and familiarity with what 4-AcO does to me, and I considered whether I had betrayed some relationship with it by using it in this way. These thoughts seemed to be parallel with how some psychedelic users treat certain substances or plants as 'allies'. Then I thought, cheerfully, 'Who gives a fuck', in the sense that I am free not to do this combination again if it is not to my liking.
As the peak passed I occupied a mindspace where, within the clarity, I could visualise thoughts popping up into my conscious mind from deep down and disappearing again. I watched this phenomena with some interest. I also began to hear music writing itself in my mind, hearing the whole concept evolving 'live'as it were. I smoked many joints as the evening went on and settled to bed just as P. returned home. A long and interesting day it had been.
Today I have felt rather fine and I hope to get a good nights sleep tonight. The night after a night of indulgence is usually a good nights sleep. Goodnight.
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in black letters) in 23 harbours in Limfjord, the east coast of Jutland, SE coast of Fyn and south coast of Sjaelland. Visiting sailors may not use such buoys. Denmark has a temperate climate and the winters are cold. The sailing season is limited to the summer which can be fairly wet, although enjoying long days. The prevailing winds in summer are westerly and this is also where most gales come from. Because of the surrounding landmass, the winds can be variable and the weather also changes with little warning.
Lyngby Radio can provide forecasts in English for Danish waters on VHF on request, but they may be chargable. Gale and strong wind warnings are included in the usual navigational warnings.
In the vicinity of the Sound the forecasts (in English) on Swedish VHF radio after the traffic lists at 07:30 and 19:30 are excellent. They can also be picked up from most of the Danish Baltic waters also.
Navtex which provides weather forecasts, navigational warnings etc in English is useful especially if cruising beyond Denmark to other Baltic destinations.
Snow may be experienced in Denmark between December and the end of February or even later because of the high latitude. Harbours may have ice during the same period as there is little salt in the water. April is dry but can be cold.
May and June are warm and June, in particular, is a lovely month with long daylight hours. There is a prolonged twilight and only about 5 hours of darkness. Fog is rare and visibility is usually good. Prevailing winds are westerly and seldom reach F7 but are variable with squalls under the clouds.
July tends to be warmer but high pressure may bring cooler winds from the North. August may, if you are lucky, bring a persistent high with Mediterranean conditions but this only happens every few years and the more common pattern is for changeable weather.
The peak of the sailing season is late June to early August when schools are on holiday and there are many visiting yachts from Sweden and Germany. It may then be difficult to find a berth even in the larger harbours and marinas. There are however numerous anchorages in the many sheltered fjords.
September brings gales, shorter days, increasing cold and the end of the sailing season. (updated January 2009).
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page
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West Coast: Esbjerg * , Hirtshals , Romo , Thyboron
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class SecurityContext
A simple security manager, in charge of checking user
Methods
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Gets the currently authenticated user in the admin, or null if none is defined
Check if an admin user is logged in.
Gets the currently authenticated customer, or null if none is defined
Check if a customer user is logged in.
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Checks if the current user is allowed
Sets the authenticated admin user.
Sets the authenticated customer user.
Clear the customer from the security context
Clear the admin from the security context
Details
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__construct(
Request $request)
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UserInterface|null
getAdminUser()
Gets the currently authenticated user in the admin, or null if none is defined
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true
hasAdminUser()
Check if an admin user is logged in.
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UserInterface|null
getCustomerUser()
Gets the currently authenticated customer, or null if none is defined
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true
hasCustomerUser()
Check if a customer user is logged in.
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final
boolean
hasRequiredRole(
UserInterface $user,
array $roles)
Check if a user has at least one of the required roles
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final
Boolean
isGranted(
array $roles,
array $resources,
array $modules,
array $accesses)
Checks if the current user is allowed
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setAdminUser(
UserInterface $user)
Sets the authenticated admin user.
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setCustomerUser(
UserInterface $user)
Sets the authenticated customer user.
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clearCustomerUser()
Clear the customer from the security context
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clearAdminUser()
Clear the admin from the security context


{% extends 'layouts/base.html' %} {% block title %} Maps {% endblock %} {% block stylesheets %}{% endblock stylesheets %} {% block content %}
| Name | Room Number | Phone Number | TIME At which you want cleaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ req.name }} | {{ req.roomNo }} | {{ req.PhoneNo }} | {{ req.TimeCleaning }} |


states.cpp Example File
animation/sub-attaq/states.cpp/**************************************************************************** ** ** Copyright (C) 2016 The Qt Company Ltd. ** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/ ** ** This file is part of the QtCore module of the Qt Toolkit. ** ** $QT_BEGIN_LICENSE:BSD$ ** Commercial License Usage ** Licensees holding valid commercial Qt licenses may use this file in ** accordance with the commercial license agreement provided with the ** Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in ** a written agreement between you and The Qt Company. For licensing terms ** and conditions see https://www.qt.io/terms-conditions. For further ** information use the contact form at https://www.qt.io/contact-us. ** ** BSD License Usage ** Alternatively, you may use this file under the terms of the BSD license ** as follows: ** ** "Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without ** modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are ** met: ** * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. ** * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright ** notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in ** the documentation and/or other materials provided with the ** distribution. ** * Neither the name of The Qt Company Ltd nor the names of its ** contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived ** from this software without specific prior written permission.   ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ //Own #include "states.h" #include "graphicsscene.h" #include "boat.h" #include "submarine.h" #include "torpedo.h" #include "animationmanager.h" #include "progressitem.h" #include "textinformationitem.h" //Qt #include <QtWidgets/QMessageBox> #include <QtWidgets/QGraphicsView> #include <QtCore/QStateMachine> #include <QtWidgets/QKeyEventTransition> #include <QtCore/QFinalState> PlayState::PlayState(GraphicsScene *scene, QState *parent) : QState(parent), scene(scene), machine(0), currentLevel(0), score(0) { } PlayState::~PlayState() { delete machine; } void PlayState::onEntry(QEvent *) { //We are now playing? if (machine) { machine->stop(); //we hide the information scene->textInformationItem->hide(); scene->clearScene(); currentLevel = 0; score = 0; delete machine; } machine = new QStateMachine; //This state is when player is playing LevelState *levelState = new LevelState(scene, this, machine); //This state is when the player is actually playing but the game is not paused QState *playingState = new QState(levelState); levelState->setInitialState(playingState); //This state is when the game is paused PauseState *pauseState = new PauseState(scene, levelState); //We have one view, it receive the key press event QKeyEventTransition *pressPplay = new QKeyEventTransition(scene->views().at(0), QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_P); pressPplay->setTargetState(pauseState); QKeyEventTransition *pressPpause = new QKeyEventTransition(scene->views().at(0), QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_P); pressPpause->setTargetState(playingState); //Pause "P" is triggered, the player pause the game playingState->addTransition(pressPplay); //To get back playing when the game has been paused pauseState->addTransition(pressPpause); //This state is when player have lost LostState *lostState = new LostState(scene, this, machine); //This state is when player have won WinState *winState = new WinState(scene, this, machine); //The boat has been destroyed then the game is finished levelState->addTransition(scene->boat, SIGNAL(boatExecutionFinished()),lostState); //This transition check if we won or not WinTransition *winTransition = new WinTransition(scene, this, winState); //The boat has been destroyed then the game is finished levelState->addTransition(winTransition); //This state is an animation when the score changed UpdateScoreState *scoreState = new UpdateScoreState(levelState); //This transition update the score when a submarine die UpdateScoreTransition *scoreTransition = new UpdateScoreTransition(scene, this, levelState); scoreTransition->setTargetState(scoreState); //The boat has been destroyed then the game is finished playingState->addTransition(scoreTransition); //We go back to play state scoreState->addTransition(playingState); //We start playing!!! machine->setInitialState(levelState); //Final state QFinalState *final = new QFinalState(machine); //This transition is triggered when the player press space after completing a level CustomSpaceTransition *spaceTransition = new CustomSpaceTransition(scene->views().at(0), this, QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::Key_Space); spaceTransition->setTargetState(levelState); winState->addTransition(spaceTransition); //We lost we should reach the final state lostState->addTransition(lostState, SIGNAL(finished()), final); machine->start(); } LevelState::LevelState(GraphicsScene *scene, PlayState *game, QState *parent) : QState(parent), scene(scene), game(game) { } void LevelState::onEntry(QEvent *) { initializeLevel(); } void LevelState::initializeLevel() { //we re-init the boat scene->boat->setPos(scene->width()/2, scene->sealLevel() - scene->boat->size().height()); scene->boat->setCurrentSpeed(0); scene->boat->setCurrentDirection(Boat::None); scene->boat->setBombsLaunched(0); scene->boat->show(); scene->setFocusItem(scene->boat, Qt::OtherFocusReason); scene->boat->run(); scene->progressItem->setScore(game->score); scene->progressItem->setLevel(game->currentLevel + 1); GraphicsScene::LevelDescription currentLevelDescription = scene->levelsData.value(game->currentLevel); for (int i = 0; i < currentLevelDescription.submarines.size(); ++i ) { QPair<int,int> subContent = currentLevelDescription.submarines.at(i); GraphicsScene::SubmarineDescription submarineDesc = scene->submarinesData.at(subContent.first); for (int j = 0; j < subContent.second; ++j ) { SubMarine *sub = new SubMarine(submarineDesc.type, submarineDesc.name, submarineDesc.points); scene->addItem(sub); int random = (qrand() % 15 + 1); qreal x = random == 13 || random == 5 ? 0 : scene->width() - sub->size().width(); qreal y = scene->height() -(qrand() % 150 + 1) - sub->size().height(); sub->setPos(x,y); sub->setCurrentDirection(x == 0 ? SubMarine::Right : SubMarine::Left); sub->setCurrentSpeed(qrand() % 3 + 1); } } } /** Pause State */ PauseState::PauseState(GraphicsScene *scene, QState *parent) : QState(parent),scene(scene) { } void PauseState::onEntry(QEvent *) { AnimationManager::self()->pauseAll(); scene->boat->setEnabled(false); } void PauseState::onExit(QEvent *) { AnimationManager::self()->resumeAll(); scene->boat->setEnabled(true); scene->boat->setFocus(); } /** Lost State */ LostState::LostState(GraphicsScene *scene, PlayState *game, QState *parent) : QState(parent), scene(scene), game(game) { } void LostState::onEntry(QEvent *) { //The message to display QString message = QString("You lose on level %1. Your score is %2.").arg(game->currentLevel+1).arg(game->score); //We set the level back to 0 game->currentLevel = 0; //We set the score back to 0 game->score = 0; //We clear the scene scene->clearScene(); //We inform the player scene->textInformationItem->setMessage(message); scene->textInformationItem->show(); } void LostState::onExit(QEvent *) { //we hide the information scene->textInformationItem->hide(); } /** Win State */ WinState::WinState(GraphicsScene *scene, PlayState *game, QState *parent) : QState(parent), scene(scene), game(game) { } void WinState::onEntry(QEvent *) { //We clear the scene scene->clearScene(); QString message; if (scene->levelsData.size() - 1 != game->currentLevel) { message = QString("You win the level %1. Your score is %2.\nPress Space to continue.").arg(game->currentLevel+1).arg(game->score); //We increment the level number game->currentLevel++; } else { message = QString("You finish the game on level %1. Your score is %2.").arg(game->currentLevel+1).arg(game->score); //We set the level back to 0 game->currentLevel = 0; //We set the score back to 0 game->score = 0; } //We inform the player scene->textInformationItem->setMessage(message); scene->textInformationItem->show(); } void WinState::onExit(QEvent *) { //we hide the information scene->textInformationItem->hide(); } /** UpdateScore State */ UpdateScoreState::UpdateScoreState(QState *parent) : QState(parent) { } /** Win transition */ UpdateScoreTransition::UpdateScoreTransition(GraphicsScene *scene, PlayState *game, QAbstractState *target) : QSignalTransition(scene,SIGNAL(subMarineDestroyed(int))), game(game), scene(scene) { setTargetState(target); } bool UpdateScoreTransition::eventTest(QEvent *event) { if (!QSignalTransition::eventTest(event)) return false; QStateMachine::SignalEvent *se = static_cast<QStateMachine::SignalEvent*>(event); game->score += se->arguments().at(0).toInt(); scene->progressItem->setScore(game->score); return true; } /** Win transition */ WinTransition::WinTransition(GraphicsScene *scene, PlayState *game, QAbstractState *target) : QSignalTransition(scene,SIGNAL(allSubMarineDestroyed(int))), game(game), scene(scene) { setTargetState(target); } bool WinTransition::eventTest(QEvent *event) { if (!QSignalTransition::eventTest(event)) return false; QStateMachine::SignalEvent *se = static_cast<QStateMachine::SignalEvent*>(event); game->score += se->arguments().at(0).toInt(); scene->progressItem->setScore(game->score); return true; } /** Space transition */ CustomSpaceTransition::CustomSpaceTransition(QWidget *widget, PlayState *game, QEvent::Type type, int key) : QKeyEventTransition(widget, type, key), game(game) { } bool CustomSpaceTransition::eventTest(QEvent *event) { if (!QKeyEventTransition::eventTest(event)) return false; return (game->currentLevel != 0); }


Richard V. Spaar
Footville, Wisconsin – Richard V. Spaar, 67, of Footville, Wisconsin went to heaven on November 18, 2019 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Now everyone up there can be entertained.
Rick was born on August 20, 1952 in Decatur, Illinois to lucky Richard V. Spaar Sr. and Dottie (Pedigo) Uselton. He married Norma (Willing) Spaar on June 13, 1980 in Rockton, Illinois, and then again on September 14, 1992, and then, just to make sure, on April 5, 2006 in Las Vegas.
A lifelong truck driver, he retired in December of 2018 with millions of miles under his belt. Forever the comedian, Rick will always be remembered for making everyone laugh, even if his jokes were corny.
Rick is survived by his wife Norma; his stepmom Ruby Spaar; his brother and sisters: Twila, Sheila (Steve), Tony (Sheila), Doug (Mavis), Angie, Tim (Teri), Laura, Gini (Reese) and Fred (Mandi). He is also survived by many brothers and sisters in law; nieces, nephews and best friend, Otis.
He is preceded in death by his parents, his mother and father in law, his brother Eric and his faithful companion Barney.
At Rick's request, there will be no formal services. A Celebration of Rick's Life will be held at a later date.
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Bopes Database Cheatsheets
Please feel free to use these cheatsheets as you learn new data querying languages and ORMs. I wrote them in a way and presented syntax examples that made sense to me, so hopefully you find these helpful as well.
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SuperLU 6.0.0
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Identify the initial relaxed supernodes. More...
#include "slu_ddefs.h"
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| void | ilu_heap_relax_snode (const int n, int *et, const int relax_columns, int *descendants, int *relax_end, int *relax_fsupc) |
Copyright (c) 2003, The Regents of the University of California, through Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (subject to receipt of any required approvals from U.S. Dept. of Energy)
All rights reserved.
The source code is distributed under BSD license, see the file License.txt at the top-level directory.
-- SuperLU routine (version 4.0) -- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory June 1, 2009
| void ilu_heap_relax_snode | ( | const int | n, |
| int * | et, | ||
| const int | relax_columns, | ||
| int * | descendants, | ||
| int * | relax_end, | ||
| int * | relax_fsupc | ||
| ) |
Purpose ======= ilu_heap_relax_snode() - Identify the initial relaxed supernodes, assuming that the matrix has been reordered according to the postorder of the etree.