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Hello! My name is Janelle and I am currently a third year student studying
Business and Computer Science at the University of British Columbia. I live in
Vancouver, BC in Canada and I am really passionate about learning new technologies
and skills.
I am also very passionate about art and craft making, with particular interests in animation,
3D origami and acrylic painting. As a result of my interest in art, I
have also begun to explore more projects in design and UI/UX.
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EVP_SealInit(3)
NAMEEVP_SealInit, EVP_SealUpdate, EVP_SealFinal - EVP envelope encryption
SYNOPSIS#include <openssl/evp.h> int EVP_SealInit(EVP_CIPHER_CTX *ctx, const EVP_CIPHER *type, unsigned char **ek, int *ekl, unsigned char *iv, EVP_PKEY **pubk, int npubk); int EVP_SealUpdate(EVP_CIPHER_CTX *ctx, unsigned char *out, int *outl, unsigned char *in, int inl); int EVP_SealFinal(EVP_CIPHER_CTX *ctx, unsigned char *out, int *outl);
DESCRIPTIONThe EVP envelope routines are a high level interface to envelope encryption. They generate a random key and IV (if required) then ``envelope'' it by using public key encryption. Data can then be encrypted using this key.
The iv parameter is a buffer where the generated IV is written to. It must contain
enough room for the corresponding cipher's IV, as determined by (for
example) If the cipher does not require an IV then the iv parameter is ignored and can be NULL.
RETURN VALUES
NOTES
Because a random secret key is generated the random number generator must
be seeded before calling The public key must be RSA because it is the only OpenSSL public key algorithm that supports key transport. Envelope encryption is the usual method of using public key encryption on large amounts of data, this is because public key encryption is slow but symmetric encryption is fast. So symmetric encryption is used for bulk encryption and the small random symmetric key used is transferred using public key encryption.
It is possible to call
SEE ALSOevp(3), rand(3), EVP_EncryptInit(3), EVP_OpenInit(3)
HISTORY
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KNIGHT
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DRAGON
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Off with their heads !!
KNIGHT
Health
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DRAGON
Health
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RULES
• Players can move up to 3 spaces per turn •
• Landing directly on a weapon will pick it up and drop your old one •
• If a player moves into a square touching another player, a battle ensues •
• The player in turn attacks first, then the defending player retaliates •
• At end of turn a player can choose to raise their shield until their next turn •
• A raised shield reduces attack damage by half, but does not allow retalliation •
• The last player standing wins •


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| Interface Summary | |
| ChartInterface | This interface declares the methods needed to implement a multi-series charting component. |
| GenericFigure | |
| NetStorageFormat | Interface to define a storage format. |
| UpdatableFigure | Interface implemented by all figures that can have updated their some contened value |
| Class Summary | |
| AboutFrame | This class creates an About box centered on the coordinates provided. |
| AbstractChartSynapse | Abstract class implemented by all the classes that want to plot some kind of chart using the values contained into the patterns passed as parameter of the fwdPut methods. |
| CaseAwareTextDisplay | It is a subclass of java.awt.Canvas and displays text.
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| ChartHandleConnection | |
| ChartHandleLayerFigure | |
| ChartingHandle | This class acts as a container of all the characteristics of a serie plotted by a charting component (i.e. a component implementing the ChartInterface interface). |
| ChartingHandleBeanInfo | |
| ChartOutputSynapse | |
| ChartOutputSynapseBeanInfo | |
| ConcreteGenericFigure | Graphic representation of a generic figure in the net |
| ControlPanel | |
| DelegationSelectionTool | Delegate mouse selection to a specific TextTool if the figure selected inside a CompositeFigure is a TextFigure |
| DesiredLayerConnection | |
| DrawingRegion | |
| EditedAdaptor | |
| EditorParameters | |
| ErrorDialog | |
| ErrorLayerConnection | |
| IniFile | Extension of file to perform ini file functions. |
| InputLayerConnection | |
| InputLayerFigure | |
| InputPluginConnection | |
| InputPluginLayerFigure | |
| InputSwitchLayerFigure | |
| JMacroEditor | A text editor to edit and run BeanShell scripts |
| JooneCommandMenu | A Command enabled menu. |
| JooneCopyCommand | |
| JooneCutCommand | |
| JoonEdit | This is the main class to start the JoonEdit application. |
| JooneDuplicateCommand | |
| JooneFileChooser | This class is a wrapper class, which add two additional functionality(directory history and file preview) to the original JFileChooser. |
| JooneFileChooserEditor | Implementation of a custom property editor using
the JooneFileChooserEditor . |
| JooneStandardDrawingView | This class extends StandardDrawingView to determin whether the drawing has been modified. |
| LayerConnection | Graphic representation of a connection between two layers |
| LayerFigure | Graphic representation of a Layer in the net |
| LayerFigureCreationTool | A more efficient version of the generic object creation tool that is not based on cloning. |
| LearningSwitchLayerFigure | |
| MessageDialog | |
| MonitorPluginFigure | |
| MonitorPropertySheet | |
| NetStorageFormatManager | The NetStorageFormatManager is a contains NetStorageFormats. |
| NeuralNetDrawing | |
| OutputLayerFigure | |
| OutputPluginConnection | |
| OutputPluginLayerFigure | |
| OutputSwitchLayerFigure | |
| PropertyCanvas | |
| PropertyDialog | |
| PropertyNameDialog | |
| PropertySelector | |
| PropertySheet | |
| PropertySheetPanel | |
| PropertyText | |
| SharedBuffer | |
| SpecialConnectionHandle | A SpecialConnectionHandle is a ConnectionHandle with a rect shape and a custom color |
| StandardNetStorageFormat | A StandardNetStorageFormat is a straight-forward file format to store and restore NeuralNets. |
| SynapseCreationTool | |
| TeacherLayerFigure | |
| TodoFrame | This class creates a To Do frame centered on the coordinates of the parent JoonEdit application. |
| ToolElement | |
| ToolsSAXParser | Read an XML file containing the settings wrote in the following form:
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| UpdatableNumberTextFigure | Abstract class created to make mandatory the declaration of method update() for the NumberTextFigure class |
| UpdatableTextFigure | Abstract class created to make mandatory the declaration of method update() for the TextFigure class |
| ValidationLayerConnection | |
| WindowCloser | |
| Wrapper |
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{% include 'incl/header.html' %}
There are {{number_of_people}} people in our database.
You can search for people to invite to your conference to give a talk, or to be a guests on your podcast, or maybe to offer a job.
| Name | Location | Topics | Tags |
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| {{ people[p]['info']['name'] }} | {{ people[p]['info']['location'] }} | {{ people[p]['info']['topics'] }} | {% for d in people[p]['tags'] %} {{d}} {% endfor %} |


Buckets Tools
Log In
For a list of all the possible scopes that you can allow this app have a look at
https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/oauth/v2/overview/scopes/
Progress info
transient
temporary
persistent
Create bucket
Download
Delete


Please check that you have been assigned to the expected Groups, then follow the instructions
based on your OS.
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The most important options are the collection name (-b) and the collection directory (-m, default is current directory).
bakery -b AllUnitTests
Clean all unittests:
bakery -b AllUnitTests -c
Build all unittests, workspace checked out into two roots, console supports colors, stop on first error, run the unittests after build:
bakery -b AllUnitTests -m w:/root1/mainProj -w w:/root2 -r -a black --include_filter run


For example, you may use this API to implement a system to automatically open a ticket when an invoice is raised in your invoicing system, or to automatically close a ticket from an instant messenger application.

All requests to the API must be made using
Your requests must be made up of the following elements:
To build your request, send a HTTP POST request to {% url 'helpdesk_api' "method" %}, where method is the name of a valid method from the list below.
Your POST must include both user and password parameters.
A sample request for the method hold_ticket may look like this:
To complete this from a command-line using the cURL application, you may use a command such as this:
/usr/bin/curl {% url 'helpdesk_api' "hold_ticket" %} --data "user=susan&password=fido&ticket=31794"
In PHP, providing you have access to the cURL libraries, you may use code such as this:
<?php $api = curl_init(); curl_setopt($api, CURLOPT_URL, "{% url 'helpdesk_api' "hold_ticket" %}"); curl_setopt($api, CURLOPT_POST, 1); curl_setopt($api, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, "user=susan&password=fido&ticket=31794"); $result = curl_exec($api); curl_close($api); echo $result; ?>
Note that cURL expects all data to be urlencoded, this is left as an exercise for the reader.
The API system makes proper use of the following HTTP response codes:
Responses will have one of two content-types:
The following public methods are available for use via the API. Each of them requires a valid request and authentication, and each has it's own parameters as described below.
This method creates a new helpdesk ticket.
This method responds with plain-text.
If you receive a 200 OK response, then the content of the response will be the ticket ID.
When given a ticket ID and confirmation, this method will delete a ticket entirely. This also deletes any followups, attachments, and other details.
A standard 200 OK response is given on success, or an error message on failure.
If a ticket needs to be placed on hold, preventing it from being escalated, use this method.
A standard 200 OK response is given on success, or an error message on failure.
If a ticket is currently on hold and you wish to remove that hold, use this method.
A standard 200 OK response is given on success, or an error message on failure.
This method adds a comment / followup to a ticket. The followup can be public, in which case it is e-mailed to the submitter, or private. The followup will also be sent to others involved in the ticket: The owner and the queue notification / CC address.
A standard 200 OK response is given on success, or an error message on failure.
This method adds a resolution to a ticket and marks it as resolved. The resolution will be e-mailed to everybody involved with the ticket, including the submitter.
A standard 200 OK response is given on success, or an error message on failure.
This method provides a JSON-parsable list of queues, letting you access the individual queue ID in order to create tickets.
This method responds with json.
It provides a list of queues in JSON format. The fields provided are ID and Title.
When given a username, this method provides the related numeric user ID - commonly used when creating or reassigning tickets.
This method responds with plain-text.
If you receive a 200 OK response, then the content of the response will be the users ID.
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Storage Systems as a Service
Kay Ashaolu
Why data storage?
- When we make a web request, where do we get the data from?
- When we create data, where do we put it?
- Where do "resources" live?
Example: bit.ly
- Lots of data to store
- Shortcut to url mapping
- Statistics about links
- Information about users
Example: bit.ly
long url http://news.google.com
short url http://bit.ly/awekl
hit count 482240
long url http://facebook.com/user/profile
short url http://bit.ly/czasw
hit count 11023
long url http://msnbc.com/news/article/
short url http://bit.ly/olkjpl
hit count 1232
Data Storage Design
- What is the storage format?
- How do we lay out data?
- How do we access data?
Why use a file?
- http://news.google.com, http://bit.ly/awekl, 482240
- http://facebook.com/user/profile, http://bit.ly/czasw, 11023
- http://msnbc.com/news/article, http://bit.ly/olkjpl, 1232
- What are the pros and cons?
Problems with Files
- What if we want to add another field?
- What if we want to query different parts of data? How efficient is this?
- What if we have concurrent accesses?
- What data structures should we use?
Data Independence
- Databases: apps shouldn’t have to worry about these problems!
- Underlying storage format independent of application-level logic
Relational Data Stores
- RDBMS: Relational Database Management System
- Invented in the 1970s
- e.g., Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server
Relational Model
- Reason about sets of facts, or "tables"
- Each fact is a "row"
- Attributes are "columns" of row
NoSQL
- Different approach to data storage
- Simple but predictable data models
- Often have to build own features
- Designed for massive scale-out
Key-Value Store
put(key, value) get(value)
Pros
- Simple API
- Easy to understand performance
- Easy to scale and use
Cons
- Simple API
- Must handle own schema management
- May need to manually implement search features
Document Store
{
"long_url": "http://www.google.com",
"short_url": "qwelmw",
"hit_count": 2
}
- No predefined schema
- Store handles layout of arbitrary fields
- Examples: MongoDB, CouchDB, Cassandra, Redis
Front End
- Since we are on the front end, we don't normally deal with the database details
- What we really need is the ability to reach out to a service that gives us the capabilities of using a database
- Sounds like what we need is an API!
Google Firebase
- A NoSQL Cloud database that we can directly use with our React Applications
- Provides an API to save JSON data to the cloud
- Gives us the ability to save, access, and search data outside of the confines of our application
- We can write our front end code in React, and use API's to provide the functionality we need without a webserver
How?
- You will need to add the firebase sdk to your react project
- You do this by including the firebase module in your package.json under "dependencies": "firebase": "7.2.2"
- package.json is a file that tells your set up what libraries to install (like react and react-dom) using NodeJS
- When you type npm start, you are running your own development server driven by the package.json file
Set up your database
- Go to Firebase Console, sign up and create a project
- Click on the left hand side: "Database", scroll down and select "Realtime Database"
- Start in test mode
- Click on gear on left hand side next to Project Overview and select "Project Settings"
- Copy "Web API Key"
Demo
- Starter code for using Google Realtime Database is in this folder


Download this helpful guide to learn what you need to know about applying for a mortgage.
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https://www.offensive-security.com/documentation/penetration-testing-with-kali.pdf
Intro / Legal / Labs
Get Comfy With Kali
Booting, Menu
Commands: Find, locate, which
Services: SSH, HTTP
Bash and bash scripting
Tools
Netcat
Wireshark
TCPDump
Gather Information
Google
Email harvesting
Other Resources
Gather Information
DNS, forward and backward
Port Scanning: TCP/UDP/Fingerprinting/Banner grabbing
SMB: Scanning, Gathering
SMTP: Scanning, Gathering
SNMP: Scanning, Gathering
Buffer Overflows
Fuzzing
DEP / ASLR
Windows Buffer Overflows
Control Stack, Put Shell, Exec
Linux Buffer Overflows
Control Stack, Put Shell, Exec
Exploits
Searching, Finding, Customizing
File Transfers
AntiVirus
Methods
Privilege Escalation
Local: Windows/Linux
Configuration Issues
Client Side Attacks
Info Gathering
Social Engineering
Web Attacks
XSS, LFI, SQLi
Proxies
Passwords
Brute
Online
Port Redirection and Tunneling
SSH/Proxychains/HTTP
Metasploit
Bypass A/V
PenTest Breakdown:
Description
Info Gather
Vulnerability Identification and Prioritization
Research and Development
Exploit
Post-Exploit


Harry Styles Is History’s Jauntiest Lollipop Man After TV Gig Stops LA Traffic
by By David AdamsHow long would you allow Harry Styles to interrupt your commute?  Two minutes? Five? Would you chuck a u-ey after Sign Of The Times?
This kind of harsh calculus surely danced in the minds of commuters in Los Angeles today, who were subjected to a Styles street concert. Footage from Twitter user @johnnyttsunami shows old mate prancing about, tearing into Kiwi and newie Lights Up, and clearly disrupting an arterial road.
Other Instagram accounts have aggregated footage from the scene, which will wind up in an upcoming episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden.
 Maybe we’re reading into it too much, but those costumes may be a reference to his latest track Watermelon Sugar. Just a thought.
Also: here’s the guy rubbing his cheeks on a Honda.
As a matter of interest, I asked PEDESTRIAN.TV‘s Head of Editorial and resident One Direction stan Josie Rozenberg-Clarke what she would do if I were waylaid by a rogue British popstar.
So, there you go, Harry. If you feel like hopping on one of Melbourne’s finest trains with me and thirty snoozing tradies, before the sun even rears its ugly head, you are more than welcome.
If not, that’s cool. We’ll probably check out The Late Late show ep when it airs.
Image: @johnnyttsunami / Instagram


Indian expat in Sharjah arrested for abusing wife
Sultan also alleged that her husband took away their passports and all her gold jewellery which had been reported to the police in February
by IANSAn Indian ex-pat was arrested by Sharjah Police after his wife posted a video of herself on social media saying he violently assaulted and abused her, a media report said on Thursday. Sharjah Police immediately responded to the tweet and reached out to the Indian woman and arrested the 47-year-old man on Wednesday night, Gulf News reported.
The November 12 tweet showed Jasmine Sultan, 33, crying with one of her eyes bleeding. Her tweet said: "Required urgent help. My name Jasmine Sultan I live in UAE Sharjah my husband name is Mohammad Khizar Ulla... I have (been) assaulted badly by husband... I want help."
She claimed her husband used to assault her regularly. The couple had been married for seven years and have two boys, aged five and 17 months. Sultan also alleged that her husband took away their passports and all her gold jewellery which had been reported to the police in February.
She said she had sought help from the authorities to send her back to her home town of Bengaluru as she had no relatives here and money to raise her children. Meanwhile, Sharjah Police on their social media account said competent authorities dealt with the case. They urged residents not to post or share such videos on social media due to its negative impact on society.
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In addition to installing from CRAN the current development version can be intalled from GitHub. github.com/rmsharp/rmsutilityr as all of the dependencies are automatically installed.
You can install rmsutilityr from github with:
install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("rmsharp/rmsutilityr")
All missing dependencies should be automatically installed.
Find online documentation at https://rmsharp.github.io/rmsutilityr/.


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Finite Geometry Notes
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Poetry's Bones:
"The Form, the Pattern" of Four Quartets
by Steven H. Cullinane
T. S. Eliot has advocated a rather impersonal approach to poetry.
In a 1922 essay, "Tradition and the Individual Talent," Eliot offered the following notes toward a definition of poetry:
"...the historical sense compels a man to write not merely with his own generation in his bones, but with a feeling that the whole of the literature of Europe from Homer and within it the whole of the literature of his own country has a simultaneous existence and composes a simultaneous order. This historical sense, which is a sense of the timeless as well as of the temporal and of the timeless and of the temporal together, is what makes a writer traditional. And it is at the same time what makes a writer most acutely conscious of his place in time, of his contemporaneity....
Some one said: 'The dead writers are remote from us because we know so much more than they did.' Precisely, and they are that which we know....
The progress of an artist is a continual self-sacrifice, a continual extinction of personality.... It is in this depersonalization that art may be said to approach the condition of science....
Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but an escape from personality. But, of course, only those who have personality and emotions know what it means to want to escape from these things....
The emotion of art is impersonal. And the poet cannot reach this impersonality without surrendering himself wholly to the work to be done. And he is not likely to know what is to be done unless he lives in what is not merely the present, but the present moment of the past, unless he is conscious, not of what is dead, but of what is already living."
The following are some notes on poetry and visual art that may serve to exemplify Eliot's remarks above and also Pater's famous remark that
"All art aspires to the condition of music."
(Walter Pater, "The School of Giorgione," in October's Fortnightly Review (1877), and in Pater's The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry (2nd edition) (1877))
Four Quartets and Four
Quartets:
Counterpoint in Poetry and Art
"...the sort of organization that Eliot later called musical, in his lecture 'The Music of Poetry,' delivered in 1942, just as he was completing Four Quartets: 'The use of recurrent themes is as natural to poetry as to music,' Eliot says:
There are possibilities for verse which bear some analogy to the development of a theme by different groups of instruments ['different voices,' we might say]; there are possibilities of transitions in a poem comparable to the different movements of a symphony or a quartet; there are possibilities of contrapuntal arrangement of subject-matter."
-- Louis L. Martz, from
"
Origins of Form in
Four Quartets,"
in Words in Time: New Essays on
Eliot’s Four Quartets,
ed. Edward Lobb, University of Michigan Press,
1993
"... Only by the form, the
pattern,
Can words or music reach
The
stillness...."
-- T. S. Eliot,
Four Quartets
Four Quartets
For a discussion of the above
form, or pattern,
click here.
In reading that discussion, "Diamond Theory,"
keep in mind
the following diagram of
Aristotle's four stoicheia (elements).
The diagram is also related to Four Quartets
by
Eliot's use of the four elements —
air, earth, water, fire —
as a unifying
theme for the four sections of his poem.
This structure is elementary, then, in at least two
senses
other than than the usual sense of simplicity.
That the apparent
simplicity of the diagram itself
is only apparent is shown by the
picture below.
This picture, done by the author in 1976, illustrates
Eliot's
"possibilities of contrapuntal arrangement."
Each of the small figures is what mathematicians call
a
"Latin square." The picture illustrates all 4x4 Latin squares
that can
be made with four triangular half-squares.
Close examination will reveal
certain contrapuntal arrangements.
Related reading:
Wallace Stevens,
The Relations between Poetry
and Painting
S. H. Cullinane,
The Grid of Time
and
Theme and Variations


The peanut butter and jelly PB&J sandwich has been a staple food of many families due to its health benefits, its cost, and its wonderful flavor.
When assembling a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, you need to gather all the required materials as shown in Figure 1.


A new lawsuit brought by three former Tesla employees alleges that they were subject to constant racial discrimination and harassment in the electric car company's factories. The case, first reported by the Mercury News, was filed yesterday in the Alameda County Superior Court in California.The three plaintiffs in the suit are African American.  They claim they reported the multiple and repeated incidents to both the staffing agency that hired them and their supervisors at Tesla.
Read More →Ts $10,000 too much for a non-functioning powertrain? Amalgam, a company that specializes in high-end scale models of everything from cars to steering wheels has meticulously crafted a 1:4 scale replica of the 8.0-liter, 16-cylinder, 1,500-horsepower behemoth that powers the Bugatti Chiron. The model is so detailed that at first glance you'd swear it was the real thing, provided a banana isn't used for scale.
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What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
- 1-Learn front end
- 2-Deeply understand javascript
- 3-Upskill for job hunting
A description of your own strengths and limitations in relation to learning
Strengths:
A quick learner
With my IT educationa and IT career, I have good understanding of programming and computer science
Limitaions:
Sometime I get really bored of reptitive or mundane tasks
I get tired easily.  I have to talk to someone, sleep, eat or do anything else frequently.
What skills (non-technical - human skills) would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
Emphathy
Better communication with others
A commitment as to how and where you will seek help in a timely way
I guess, I can ask my mentor for support.


Intra-Source Software:
Building Effective Community-Driven Projects
* * *
By: Tyler Wong
What Is Closed-Source Software?
Not Publicly Available
The source code isn't publcily viewable or modifiable.
Exclusive Rights
The software owner can restrict use, inspection, and redistribution.
Trade Secrets
Source code is treated as trade secrets and are heavily guarded.
What Is Open-Source Software?
Code Is Publicly Available
The source code is publicly viewable, modifiable, and enhanceable.
Community Driven
The direction and development of the project is driven by members of the community.
Meritocracy
The best ideas win and everyone has access to the same information.
Intra-Source Software
The integration and application of open-source best practices to closed-source projects to build effective community-driven software development projects.
Contributer Funnel
By: Mike McQuaid, maintainer of the Hombrew project for 7 years
The contributer funnel helps to visualize how a potential user might theoretically make their way to the bottom to become an active maintainer. The ultimate goal is to reduce friction between each stage of the contributer experience.
- UsersUsers of the actual project
- ContributorsSubmits issues and submits pull requests
- MaintainersActively maintain the project
Documentation
README.md
will allow users to understand what the project is and what problem it solves.CONTRIBUTING.md
file allows contributers to get up to speed to start contributing.README.md
# Project Title One Paragraph of project description goes here ## Getting Started These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system. ### Installing A step by step series of examples that tell you have to get a development env running ## Running the tests Explain how to run the automated tests for this system ## Deployment Add additional notes about how to deploy this on a live system ## Contributing Please read [CONTRIBUTING.md] for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us. ## Versioning ## Authors ## License ## Acknowledgements
Community
Healthy, thriving communities help to fuel the countless hours put into open source projects. Community is at the heart of open source.
Issue Tracking
Tracking bugs and issues gives transparency into issues and whit is currently being worked on.
Communication
Communicating through Slack, Gitter, or message boards allows users to get help and support when needed.
Automation
Healthy, thriving communities help to fuel the countless hours put into open source projects. Community is at the heart of open source.
Continuous Integration
CI is required to maintain code quality and speed at scale.
Continuous Delivery
CD helps with speed to delivery and ensures that new releases are delivered on a regular basis.
Given a large enough beta-tester and co-developer base, almost every problem will be characterized quickly and the fix obvious to someone.
Benefits
Intra-Source software provides the benefits of open-source, but the controls needed to keep our data secure.
Better Quality Software
If there is a bug, people will notice and either submit an issue or fix it themselves.
* * *
Gateway to Customer Feedback
Customers are not only more engaged with your project, but they can actually make a difference.
Community Building
Be being open and allowing people to easily start development, communities can form around a project.
* * *
Rapid Code Improvement
Development isn't bottlenecked by any one person or process.


This application displays proteomics data (Peptide/Spectrum matches and PTM quantification information)
and ties them to 3D structures read from PDB files. It is aimed at being a demonstration of the
capabilities of the
pViz JavaScript library to display
customizable protein features on the sequence.
The demo protein is ERBB2_HUMAN, where both the
PSM and PTM have be randomly assigned. PDB and sequence is parsed from the Uniprot text file via the
Uniprot.js JavaScript library.
Legend: the blue bar represents peptide match coverage, and the circle represents
two types of modifications (the size of the circle showing the abundance of the modification). The
green bar shows the coverage by 3D structures.
How to use:
click on a green pdb feature
to open the 3D structure, where both PSM
and PTM are mapped.
Scrolling over the sequence
will make a red pointer synchronize with both the 2D
and 3D positions. You can
zoom in the 2D
by dragging the mouse and then zoom out by double clicking.
The 3D structure can be turned around, zoomed and moved with the mouse.
Warning: you must have a WebGL enabled browser to benefit fully from the
application (beware of older Internet Explorer and Mac OS X versions).
Data source
Uniprot text file is downloaded dynamically from
Uniprot web
site.
Once a 3D structure is selected, the PDB file is downloaded from the
Protein
Data Bank web site.
Both theses files are parsed in JavaScript to extract the meaningful information.
For the example, PSM and PTM information reside in 2 TSV files stored in the data directory
(information was populated randomly).
How to adapt the application?
An effort was made to decorrelate data from the application.
It is straightforwards to replace the protein id and the proteomics information sources by other ones.
A note to developers
Run it locally
Clone the project, then
npm install
and
grunt server
(you may have to to add the local
grunt
binary in your path if it was not installed globally)
. That should make it work!
A note on GLmol.js
Although GLmol.js was a key component of this application, we had to
fork it and make it compatible with more recent
versions of
Three.js (thanks to the authors for their help on that
path).
Authors
This application is based on the versatile
pViz.js: a dynamic
JavaScript & SVG library for visualization of protein sequence features JavaScript library, written
by
Alexandre Masselot and
Kiran Mukhyala, from the Bioinformatics & Computational
Biology Department, at
Genentech Inc. Research.
Reference
Please provide a reference to this application by citing:
xxx.xx 2014
Thanks to
This app is aimed at demonstrating pViz library. But it would never have existed without a myriad of
other useful an inspiring projects:
d3.js,
color brewer,
GLMol.js (and more precisely the
forked version to work with recent Three.js),
Three.js,
grunt,
bower,
bootstrap,
jquery,
backbone,
require.js,
underscore.
Licence
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted
provided that the above copyright notice and this paragraph are
duplicated in all such forms and that any documentation,
advertising materials, and other materials related to such
distribution and use acknowledge that the software was developed
by the Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Department, Genentech Inc. The name of the
Genentech may not be used to endorse or promote products derived
from this software without specific prior written permission.


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Creates a new connection parameters and fills it with values.
(optional) an object to be converted into key-value pairs to initialize this connection.
Gets the key to retrieve this connection from [[DiscoveryService]]. If this key is null, than all parameters are already present.
the discovery key to retrieve connection.
Gets the host name or IP address.
the host name or IP address.
Gets the port number.
the port number.
Gets the port number with default value.
a default port number.
the port number.
Gets the connection protocol.
the connection protocol or the default value if it's not set.
Gets the connection protocol with default value.
(optional) the default protocol
the connection protocol or the default value if it's not set.
Gets the resource URI or connection string. Usually it includes all connection parameters in it.
the resource URI or connection string.
Sets the key to retrieve these parameters from [[DiscoveryService]].
a new key to retrieve connection.
Sets the host name or IP address.
a new host name or IP address.
Sets the port number.
a new port number.
Sets the connection protocol.
a new connection protocol.
Sets the resource URI or connection string.
a new resource URI or connection string.
Checks if these connection parameters shall be retrieved from [[DiscoveryService]]. The connection parameters are redirected to [[DiscoveryService]] when discovery_key parameter is set.
true if connection shall be retrieved from [[DiscoveryService]]
Retrieves a single ConnectionParams from configuration parameters from "connection" section. If "connections" section is present instead, then is returns only the first connection element.
ConnectionParams, containing a section named "connection(s)".
the generated ConnectionParams object.
Creates a new ConnectionParams object filled with key-value pairs serialized as a string.
a string with serialized key-value pairs as "key1=value1;key2=value2;..." Example: "Key1=123;Key2=ABC;Key3=2016-09-16T00:00:00.00Z"
a new ConnectionParams object.
Creates a new ConnectionParams object filled with provided key-value pairs called tuples. Tuples parameters contain a sequence of key1, value1, key2, value2, ... pairs.
the tuples to fill a new ConnectionParams object.
a new ConnectionParams object.
Retrieves all ConnectionParams from configuration parameters from "connections" section. If "connection" section is present instead, than it returns a list with only one ConnectionParams.
a configuration parameters to retrieve connections
a list of retrieved ConnectionParams
Generated using TypeDoc
Contains connection parameters to connect to external services. They are used together with credential parameters, but usually stored separately from more protected sensitive values.
Configuration parameters
In addition to standard parameters ConnectionParams may contain any number of custom parameters
ConfigParams
CredentialParams
ConnectionResolver
IDiscovery
Example
Example ConnectionParams object usage:
let connection = ConnectionParams.fromTuples( "protocol", "http", "host", "<IP_ADDRESS>", "port", "8080", "cluster", "mycluster" ); let host = connection.getHost(); // Result: "<IP_ADDRESS>" let port = connection.getPort(); // Result: 8080 let cluster = connection.getAsNullableString("cluster"); // Result: "mycluster"


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For example,
DEBUG - Hello world
PatternLayout offers a much more powerful alternative.
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | format (LogString &output, const spi::LoggingEventPtr &event, log4cxx::helpers::Pool &pool) const |
Returns the log statement in a format consisting of the level , followed by " - " and then the message . | |
| bool | ignoresThrowable () const |
| The SimpleLayout does not handle the throwable contained within LoggingEvents. | |
| virtual void | activateOptions (log4cxx::helpers::Pool &) |
| Activate the options that were previously set with calls to option setters. | |
| virtual void | setOption (const LogString &, const LogString &) |
Set option to value . |
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Activate the options that were previously set with calls to option setters. This allows to defer activiation of the options until all options have been set. This is required for components which have related options that remain ambigous until all are set. For example, the FileAppender has the File and Append options both of which are ambigous until the other is also set. Implements OptionHandler. |
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Returns the log statement in a format consisting of the For example, INFO - "A message"
Implements Layout. |
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The SimpleLayout does not handle the throwable contained within LoggingEvents.
Thus, it returns Implements Layout. |
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The Citrus Maven plugin offers several tools and handy tasks for generating test cases and reports.
The following specifies the minimum requirements to run this Maven plugin:
| Maven | 3.0 |
| JDK | 1.7 |
| Memory | No minimum requirement. |
| Disk Space | No minimum requirement. |
You should specify the version in your project's plugin configuration:
<project> ... <build> <!-- To define the plugin version in your parent POM --> <pluginManagement> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>com.consol.citrus.mvn</groupId> <artifactId>citrus-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.6-SNAPSHOT</version> </plugin> ... </plugins> </pluginManagement> <!-- To use the plugin goals in your POM or parent POM --> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>com.consol.citrus.mvn</groupId> <artifactId>citrus-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.6-SNAPSHOT</version> </plugin> ... </plugins> </build> ... </project>
| Goal | Description |
|---|---|
| citrus:create-excel-doc | Creates test documentation in MS Excel listing all available tests with meta information (name, author, description, date, ...) |
| citrus:create-html-doc | Creates test overview documentation in HTML. The web page contains a list of all available tests with meta information. |
| citrus:create-test |
Creates new Citrus test cases with empty XML test file and
executable Java class. Mojo offers an interactive mode, where the
plugin prompts for parameters during execution. In non-interactive
mode the parameters are given as command line arguments. Also supports automatic message XML payload generation for XSD and WSDL schemas. |
| citrus:help |
Display help information on citrus-maven-plugin. Call mvn citrus:help -Ddetail=true -Dgoal=<goal-name>to display parameter details. |
Full name:
com.consol.citrus.mvn:citrus-maven-plugin:2.6-SNAPSHOT:create-excel-doc
Description:
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| author | String | - | Author name that goes into Excel meta information. Default value is: Citrus Testframework. |
| company | String | - | Name of company that goes into Excel meta information. Default value is: Unknown. |
| customHeaders | String | - | Customized column headers as comma separated value string (e.g. "Nr;Name;Author;Status;TestCase;Date"). |
| interactiveMode | boolean | - | Whether to use interactive mode where user is prompted for parameter input during execution. Default value is: true. |
| outputFile | String | - | Name of output file (.xsl file extension is added automatically and can be left out). Defaults to "CitrusTests". Default value is: CitrusTests. |
| pageTitle | String | - | Page title displayed on top of the sheet. Default value is: Citrus Test Documentation. |
| testDirectory | String | - | Mojo looks in this directory for test files that are included in this report. Defaults to "src/it/tests" Default value is: src/it/tests. |
Full name:
com.consol.citrus.mvn:citrus-maven-plugin:2.6-SNAPSHOT:create-html-doc
Description:
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| columns | String | - | Number of columns in test overview table Default value is: 1. |
| interactiveMode | boolean | - | Whether to use interactive mode where user is prompted for parameter input during execution. Default value is: true. |
| logo | String | - | Company or project logo displayed on top of page. Defaults to "logo.png" Default value is: logo.png. |
| outputFile | String | - | Name of output file (.html file extension is added automatically and can be left out). Defaults to "CitrusTests" Default value is: CitrusTests. |
| overviewTitle | String | - | The overview title displayed at the top of the test overview Default value is: Overview. |
| pageTitle | String | - | Page title displayed at the top of the page Default value is: Citrus Test Documentation. |
| testDirectory | String | - | All test files in this directory are included into the report. Defaults to "src/it/tests" Default value is: src/it/tests. |
logo:
Full name:
com.consol.citrus.mvn:citrus-maven-plugin:2.6-SNAPSHOT:create-test
Description:
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| author | String | - | The test author Default value is: Unknown. |
| description | String | - | Describes the test case and its actions Default value is: TODO: Description. |
| framework | String | - | Which unit test framework to use for test execution (default: testng; options: testng, junit) Default value is: testng. |
| interactiveMode | boolean | - | Whether to run this command in interactive mode. Defaults to "true". Default value is: true. |
| name | String | - | The name of the test case (must start with upper case letter). |
| targetPackage | String | - | Which package (folder structure) is assigned to this test. Defaults to "com.consol.citrus" Default value is: com.consol.citrus. |
| xsd | String | - | Path of the xsd from which the sample request and response are get from |
| xsdRequestElem | String | - | Name of the xsd-element used to create the xml-sample-request |
| xsdResponseElem | String | - | Name of the xsd-element used to create the xml-sample-response |
| wsdl | String | - | The path to the wsdl from which the suite is generated. |
| nameSuffix | String | - | The name-suffix of all test cases. Default value is: _IT. |
name:
xsd:
wsdl:


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Joseph, Zenobia (Self)
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Purdy, Jacqueline (USAA)
Theobald, Paul (Self; Texas Coalition of Veteran Organizations)
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On:
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Miller, Reagan (Texas Workforce Commission)
Relating to Occupational Licenses for Veterans
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McCraw, Steve (Texas Department of Public Safety)
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Start Level Package Version 1.0.
Bundles wishing to use this package must list the package in the Import-Package header of the bundle's manifest. For example:
Import-Package: org.osgi.service.startlevel; version=1.0


Ruby-FFI https://github.com/ffi/ffi/wiki
Description
Ruby-FFI is a gem for programmatically loading dynamically-linked native libraries, binding functions within them, and calling those functions from Ruby code. Moreover, a Ruby-FFI extension works without changes on CRuby (MRI), JRuby, Rubinius and TruffleRuby. Discover why you should write your next extension using Ruby-FFI.
Features
- Intuitive DSL
- Supports all C native types
- C structs (also nested), enums and global variables
- Callbacks from C to Ruby
- Automatic garbage collection of native memory
- Usable in Ractor
Synopsis
require 'ffi'
module MyLib
extend FFI::Library
ffi_lib 'c'
attach_function :puts, [ :string ], :int
end
MyLib.puts 'Hello, World using libc!'
For less minimalistic and more examples you may look at:
- the
samples/
folder - the examples on the wiki
- the projects using FFI listed on the wiki: https://github.com/ffi/ffi/wiki/projects-using-ffi
Requirements
When installing the gem on CRuby (MRI), you will need:
- A C compiler (e.g., Xcode on macOS,
gcc
orclang
on everything else) Optionally (speeds up installation): - The
libffi
library and development headers - this is commonly in thelibffi-dev
orlibffi-devel
packages
The ffi gem comes with a builtin libffi version, which is used, when the system libffi library is not available or too old. Use of the system libffi can be enforced by:
gem install ffi -- --enable-system-libffi # to install the gem manually
bundle config build.ffi --enable-system-libffi # for bundle install
or prevented by --disable-system-libffi
.
On Linux systems running with PaX (Gentoo, Alpine, etc.), FFI may trigger mprotect
errors. You may need to disable mprotect for ruby (paxctl -m [/path/to/ruby]
) for the time being until a solution is found.
On FreeBSD systems pkgconf must be installed for the gem to be able to compile using clang. Install either via packages pkg install pkgconf
or from ports via devel/pkgconf
.
On JRuby and TruffleRuby, there are no requirements to install the FFI gem, and require 'ffi'
works even without installing the gem (i.e., the gem is preinstalled on these implementations).
Installation
From rubygems:
[sudo] gem install ffi
From a Gemfile using git or GitHub
gem 'ffi', github: 'ffi/ffi', submodules: true
or from the git repository on github:
git clone git://github.com/ffi/ffi.git
cd ffi
git submodule update --init --recursive
bundle install
rake install
Install options:
--enable-system-libffi
: Force usage of system libffi--disable-system-libffi
: Force usage of builtin libffi--enable-libffi-alloc
: Force closure allocation by libffi--disable-libffi-alloc
: Force closure allocation by builtin method
License
The ffi library is covered by the BSD license, also see the LICENSE file. The specs are covered by the same license as ruby/spec, the MIT license.
Credits
The following people have submitted code, bug reports, or otherwise contributed to the success of this project:
- Alban Peignier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Aman Gupta<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Andrea Fazzi<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Andreas Niederl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Andrew Cholakian<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Antonio Terceiro<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Benoit Daloze<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Brian Candler<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Brian D. Burns<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Bryan Kearney<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Charlie Savage<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Chikanaga Tomoyuki<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Hongli Lai<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Ian MacLeod<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Jake Douglas<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Jean-Dominique Morani<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Jeremy Hinegardner<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Jesús García Sáez<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Joe Khoobyar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Jurij Smakov<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- KISHIMOTO, Makoto<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Kim Burgestrand<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Lars Kanis<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Luc Heinrich<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Luis Lavena<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Matijs van Zuijlen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Matthew King<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Mike Dalessio<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- NARUSE, Yui<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Park Heesob<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Shin Yee<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Stephen Bannasch<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Suraj N. Kurapati<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Sylvain Daubert<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Victor Costan
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.tailf.conf |
Data types and utilities for communication with the server.
|
| com.tailf.dp.services |
Service callback specific context and utilities.
|
| com.tailf.maapi |
MAAPI is an API which provides full access to the systems internal
transaction engine.
|
| com.tailf.proto |
Package containing java classes representation of
Erlang datatypes or terms which
is used internally in the communication between the Library and
ConfD/NCS.
|
| com.tailf.util |
Utility classes for representing compiled ConfNamespaces.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
ConfEObject |
ConfResponse.term |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ConfEObject |
ConfUInt32.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfKey.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfXMLTagH.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfOID.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfBit64.encode() |
abstract ConfEObject |
ConfIPAndPrefixLen.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfBuf.encode() |
abstract ConfEObject |
ConfIPPrefix.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfEnumeration.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfQname.encode() |
abstract ConfEObject |
ConfObject.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfInt8.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfBool.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfTime.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv4.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDatetime.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfBinary.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv6AndPrefixLen.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfInt32.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfList.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfAttributeValue.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDouble.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIdentityRef.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfObjectRef.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv6Prefix.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfTag.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv4AndPrefixLen.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfBit32.encode() |
abstract ConfEObject |
ConfIP.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfTypeDescriptor.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDuration.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfInt16.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv6.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDate.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfUInt16.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDefault.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfDecimal64.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfFloat.encode() |
abstract ConfEObject |
ConfValue.encode()
encode value.
|
ConfEObject |
ConfNoExists.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfInt64.encode() |
ConfEObject |
SnmpVarbind.encode()
Return encoded term.
|
ConfEObject |
ConfDottedQuad.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfUInt8.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfIPv4Prefix.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfHexString.encode() |
ConfEObject |
ConfUInt64.encode() |
static ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encode(ConfXMLParam[] params) |
ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encodeHKP()
Encode this ConfXMLParam to HKP representation
(i.e hashbased [ns | tag] where where ns and tag are both
in long).
|
static ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encodeHKP(ConfXMLParam[] params) |
ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encodeIKP() |
ConfEObject |
ConfTag.encodeIKP() |
static ConfEObject |
ConfXMLParam.encodeIKP(ConfXMLParam[] params) |
ConfEObject |
SnmpVarbind.encodeOid(int[] oid) |
static ConfEObject |
ConfHaNode.pack_ha_node(ConfHaNode node)
Encodes a ConfHaNode into a ConfEObject to be transported by the
protocol.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ConfObject |
ConfObject.decode(ConfEObject o) |
static ConfXMLParam |
ConfXMLParam.decodeParam(ConfEObject o)
Decode the internal representation to a
ConfXMLParam
Used internally. |
static ConfXMLParam[] |
ConfXMLParam.decodeParams(ConfEObject o) |
static ConfObject[] |
ConfInternal.hk_keypath(ConfEObject term)
Create a hkeypath from a term.
|
static ConfObject[] |
ConfInternal.mk_keypath(ConfEObject term,
ArrayList<ConfNamespace> ns_list)
Makes a keypath from a term.
|
static ConfResponse |
ConfInternal.requestTerm(SelectionKey key,
int op,
ConfEObject arg)
Write a term
arg for the specified operation
op and read the response,
from ConfD/NCS. |
static ConfResponse |
ConfInternal.requestTerm(SelectionKey key,
int op,
int thandle,
boolean isrel,
ConfEObject arg)
Write a term
arg for the specified operation
op , transaction handle thandle
( if available -1 otherwise ) and read the response,
from ConfD/NCS. |
static ConfResponse |
ConfInternal.requestTerm(Socket socket,
int op,
ConfEObject arg)
Requests a term from ConfD/NCS.
|
static ConfResponse |
ConfInternal.requestTerm(Socket socket,
int op,
int thandle,
boolean isrel,
ConfEObject arg)
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Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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Provides a Java representation of E pids.
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Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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Provides a Java representation of E strings.
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Read binary data in the E external format, and produce a corresponding E
data type object.
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Get the specified element from the tuple.
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ConfEObject |
ConfEList.elementAt(int i)
Get the specified element from the list.
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ConfETuple.elements()
Get all the elements from the tuple as an array.
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Read an arbitrary E term from the stream.
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Create a list containing one element.
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Create a stream containing the encoded version of the given E term.
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A first of it's kind virtual technical round table discussion, an event that will bring in some of the best in the world of tech. We will interview the leading figures in the industry and share their stories, struggles and insights. If you are interested in being at the forefront of technical trends , professional developments and emerging technologies, this Tech Talk is for you. Unlike any regular guest session, this will be an interactive and intuitive session focussing on imparting practical skills from all the latest tech domains to its attendees.
Blockchain, as heavy as the word sounds are just a system of impenetrable recording of information. We often hear about Bitcoin, its values, the way it is untraceable, and its growing demand but have you ever wondered why is it so popular and its application? Don't worry ,We have got you covered as Tech Talks 2020 brings to you an open interactive forum focusing on every aspect of Blockchain with its real-life application so that you can make use of it to make a name for yourself in the ever-growing Tech World.
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Task 3: Contacts
Part 1: Navigating to Contacts
The Contact Page on the Phone application contains a list of all the contacts saved on your phone. To access the Contacts page, place your finger on the home button, then move the finger straight up. Once you hear "Keypad", tap the screen twice.
Part 2: The Contacts Page
Displayed on the Contacts Page is a list of all contacts by name. Clicking on a contact will prompt VoiceOver to read out his details.
Part 3: Adding Contacts via Keypad (I)
One way of adding contacts is via the Keypad on the Phone Application. First, key in the phone number of the contact you wish to add. Then, touch the "Add Contacts" button located above number one on the keypad. Try finding the "Add Contacts" button below!
Part 4: Adding Contacts via Keypad (II)
Once you hear "Add Contacts", tap the screen twice. You will be asked whether you want to create a new contact or add to existing contacts. Select "create a new contact" and double tap the screen if you wish to add a new contact. This will redirect you to a new page.
Part 5: Adding Contacts via Keypad (III)
On the new page, the focus will automatically be shifted to the First Name textbox. It may be convenient to fill in the contacts' entire name into to avoid complications. Flicking left and right will direct you to other textboxes. Note that while flicking, VoiceOver will say "Is Editing" if the box you flicked to is the one you are currently typing in.
Part 6: Adding Contacts via Keypad (IV)
To type content in other boxes, touch or flick those boxes and double tap the screen, which will open the keyboard. Flicking further down will lead you to the Number section. The number dialled on the Keypad previously will be automatically saved as a Home Number by default. If this is incorrect, tap to the left of the number, then double tap. A list of labels will then appear. Flick to the appropriate label (like Mobile Number) and then double tap to change the label.
Part 7: Adding Contacts via Keypad (V)
Once you have finished keying in particulars, find the “Done” button on the top right corner of the screen, or by flicking right until VoiceOver reads "Done". Then, double tap the screen to save the particulars.
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TAXMAN, THE (director/writer: Avi Nesher; screenwriter: Roger Berger; cinematographer: Jim Denault; editor: Alex Hall; cast: Joe Pantoliano (Al Benjamin), Wade Dominguez (Joseph Romero), Elizabeth Berkley (Nadia Rubakov), Michael Chiklis (Andre Rubakov), Robert Townsend (Peyton Cody), Casey Siemaszko (Abrasha Topolev), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Taxman is a wonderfully played cynical, offbeat, low-key thriller with comic undertones, also exhibiting plenty of local atmosphere and human intensity. It is about a mysterious moneyman in the Russian community of Brighton Beach who is skimming tax money from his gas station operations thereby defrauding New York State of millions of dollars in tax money, and it is also about two unlikely pursuers of this scam, who are scorned low-level workers who get involved with Mafia-type Russian mobsters, getting into a scenario that is way above their inept heads. They are a self-righteous New York State tax investigator Al Benjamin (Joe Pantoliano) and an artless rookie Puerto Rican policeman Joseph Romero (Wade Dominguez), whose main asset to the department in Brighton Beach is that he speaks Russian.
The Israeli-born Avi Nesher co-wrote the screenplay with Roger Berger, who did the real-live tax investigation of this actual case.  The film looks closely at the two obsessive and forlorn workers, who go against the grain of both their bureaucratic department's archetypes, in the sense that they care about people and are willing to do more than what their job calls for. The Taxman is an attempt at remaking that dreaded occupation's negative image, that has been maligned ever since Biblical times, as he becomes someone who tries to do good, but is so blinded by gaining personal glory and not compromising, that he ends up hurting those he is helping, anyway.
The two would-be sleuths meet accidently at the crime scene of a Russian Mafia rub out of six employees of a small but growing gas station company called M.A.R.S., that the taxman is suspicious of, as he has been investigating them for months without his bosses approval, trying to figure out how they are running a tax scam. Unfortunately, no one else cares.
Benjamin and Joseph are poorly thought of by their bosses. They both can't help it, they have personalities that rub people the wrong way, even if they don't mean to be annoying and are supposedly intelligent, they are still kept at the bottom-level of their jobs. Benjamin's boss considers his persistence uncalled for even though he is a veteran investigator who is dedicated, and the rookie Romero, is asked to do the details in the department no one else wants, like guarding dead bodies to prevent their personal belongings from being stolen at a crime scene or he is used as the police's errand boy to get coffee. He got high marks at the Police Academy in the academics, but did poorly on the gun range and can't drive a car well.
The fun in the movie is to see these two diverse outcasts get together and form an iron-clad Abbott and Costello-like partnership and stumble along on a case that no one else wants to touch with a ten-foot pole. They make headway by starting at the bottom of the chain of mobsters and doggedly get to meet the shakers in the crime world of the exotic Russian community, as they eventually find links with the Russian mobsters and a major American oil company.
The first helpful figure they meet is the Russian emigre Andre Rubakov (Michal Chiklis), who owns 16 gas stations and is a good boss to work for, as he takes good care of his workers in a paternal way. He is also a family man, who has a beautiful and spirited daughter, Nadia (Elizabeth Berkley). Andre refuses to sell his gas stations to the mobster operated M.A.R.S. company, that is tied in with the so-called cabbage: the Russian Big whose silent partner is a big American oil company. He simply works his own scam by just not paying the authorities the taxes he owes. As a result of him not selling his stations, he is gunned down at a Russian bathhouse, but survives. His more fatal outcome comes when he can't stop the taxman from following him around to a family outing in a skating rink, arousing the suspicion of the Russian gang.
A reluctant prosecutor in the U.S. district court, Peyton Cody (Robert Townsend), decides to take the case presented to him by the two sleuths, which was turned down by every other prosecutor and the bosses in their own departments. He ascertains that the case could make newspaper headlines, which is good for his career, as it involves a big oil company and he feels these two might have come up with something if they can get Andre to reveal who the "cabbage" is.
The film had many different mood swings -- ranging from the joyous Russian wedding reception for Nadia the two sleuths attended, their frustrating conversations about the ups-and-downs of the case, and the action-packed mob hit by the two suicidal Chechnyan hit men of the likable gas station owner, and the chase of one of the hit men through the off-season beachfront property of Coney Island.
In the end, these two did all they could to get justice, and the results were mixed, but better than what could be expected. The taxman's reason for putting his life and career in jeopardy, is stated in his response to the cabbage man who tries unsuccessfully to bribe him: "The truth is, that people like you piss me off."
The film had many endearing qualities: The cast was magnificent; the novice cop was an unforgettable character; the taxman was even more unforgettable; Elizabeth Berkley is a beautiful sight for sore eyes and her Russian accent was as good as pate from Zabars; and, the story, though thoroughly routine, was presented with a certain grittiness that elevated it to the level of those el trains running above the Brighton Beach Russian community.
REVIEWED ON 5/13/2000 GRADE: B+
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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32-bit Mode | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
| 66 0F 38 2A /r MOVNTDQA xmm1, m128 | RM | V/V | SSE4_1 | Move double quadword from m128 to xmm using non-temporal hint if WC memory type. |
| VEX.128.66.0F38.WIG 2A /r VMOVNTDQA xmm1, m128 | RM | V/V | AVX | Move double quadword from m128 to xmm using non-temporal hint if WC memory type. |
| VEX.256.66.0F38.WIG 2A /r VMOVNTDQA ymm1, m256 | RM | V/V | AVX2 | Move 256-bit data from m256 to ymm using non-temporal hint if WC memory type. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RM | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
(V)MOVNTDQA loads a double quadword from the source operand (second operand) to the destination operand (first operand) using a non-temporal hint. A processor implementation may make use of the non-temporal hint associated with this instruction if the memory source is WC (write combining) memory type. An implementation may also make use of the non-temporal hint associated with this instruction if the memory source is WB (write back) memory type. A processor’s implementation of the non-temporal hint does not override the effective memory type semantics, but the implementation of the hint is processor dependent. For example, a processor implementation may choose to ignore the hint and process the instruction as a normal MOVDQA for any memory type. Another implementation of the hint for WC memory type may optimize data transfer throughput of WC reads. A third implementation may optimize cache reads generated by (V)MOVNTDQA on WB memory type to reduce cache evictions.
WC Streaming Load Hint
For WC memory type in particular, the processor never appears to read the data into the cache hierarchy. Instead, the non-temporal hint may be implemented by loading a temporary internal buffer with the equivalent of an aligned cache line without filling this data to the cache. Any memory-type aliased lines in the cache will be snooped and flushed. Subsequent MOVNTDQA reads to unread portions of the WC cache line will receive data from the temporary internal buffer if data is available. The temporary internal buffer may be flushed by the processor at any time for any reason, for example:
The memory type of the region being read can override the non-temporal hint, if the memory address specified for the non-temporal read is not a WC memory region. Information on non-temporal reads and writes can be found in Chapter 11, “Memory Cache Control” of Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3A. Because the WC protocol uses a weakly-ordered memory consistency model, an MFENCE or locked instruction should be used in conjunction with MOVNTDQA instructions if multiple processors might reference the same WC memory locations or in order to synchronize reads of a processor with writes by other agents in the system. Because of the speculative nature of fetching due to MOVNTDQA, Streaming loads must not be used to reference memory addresses that are mapped to I/O devices having side effects or when reads to these devices are destruc-
tive. For additional information on MOVNTDQA usages, see Section 12.10.3 in Chapter 12, “Programming with SSE3, SSSE3 and SSE4” of Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 1. The 128-bit (V)MOVNTDQA addresses must be 16-byte aligned or the instruction will cause a #GP. The 256-bit VMOVNTDQA addresses must be 32-byte aligned or the instruction will cause a #GP. Note: In VEX-128 encoded versions, VEX.vvvv is reserved and must be 1111b, VEX.L must be 0; otherwise instructions will #UD.
MOVNTDQA (128bit- Legacy SSE form) DEST ← SRC DEST[VLMAX-1:128] (Unmodified) VMOVNTDQA (VEX.128 encoded form) DEST ← SRC DEST[VLMAX-1:128] ← 0 VMOVNTDQA (VEX.256 encoded form) DEST[255:0] ← SRC[255:0]
| (V)MOVNTDQA: | __m128i _mm_stream_load_si128 (__m128i *p); |
| VMOVNTDQA: | __m256i _mm256_stream_load_si256 (const __m256i *p); |
None
See Exceptions Type 1.SSE4.1; additionally
| #UD | If VEX.L= 1. If VEX.vvvv != 1111B. |


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Creating Windows Installers With the WiX Toolset - Summary
Part 2 – An Overview Of Windows Installer and its Features
Part 3 – Tooling Options for Building Installers
Part 4 – The Windows Installer Runtime Sequence
Part 5 – The Contents of an MSI
Part 6 – The Structure of a WiX File
Part 7 – Generating an MSI Package From Your WiX
Part 8 – Troubleshooting Installer Runtime Problems
Part 9 - Summary
Summing It All Up
We’ve covered a lot of ground over this series. We’ve talked about what kind of projects benefit from having an installer and why you should consider making one. We’ve learned what Windows Installer actually is (a feature of the Windows operating system) and what some of the tooling options for creating installers are. We’ve explored the sequence of events that occur when installing a package as well as the contents of an actual MSI package. We’ve dived into the basic structure of a WiX file and how an understanding of the Windows Installer concepts makes authoring WiX files easier. Coming full circle, we’ve created an installer package from WiX source with the WiX tooling.
There’s certainly a lot left we could discuss: automatic file harvesting, custom actions, etc. However I haven’t had much feedback on the series up to this point: Windows Installer is a niche topic in software development, especially with the rise of the web. I’m thinking about moving on to other topics.
Last Call…
Is there something you want to know that I haven’t covered yet? This is the time to leave feedback in the comments if you want to see more articles in this series. Thanks for reading with me!


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This was one of my first projects
Basically I was just trying to get a hold of html language at the time.
It doesn't have much except my favourite things but it might have a few errors
This is my first good project I'd say.I actually made a site with pictures and columns.
It was done in collaboration with my pair partner, Jaden Lesuk.
It's a website for an animal shelter putting animals up for adoption.
Even so, it was not a perfect site as it had typos and other issues.Nevertheless it's pretty good.
My first project with Jaden Lesuk.We finished it quite quickly even though it was not perfect
Still, it was quite good considering the level of knowledge we had at the time.
It is a site for a band on tour showing a bio and tour dates.
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input tasks that they would like to perfom in a certain period.
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It comes in handy when nobody thought of teaching you how to convert them.
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It is basically a decision based game where you choices
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This is an online menu website designed for one Anita.
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Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin cast dark shadows over our British democracy
These days the right not left sucks up to Moscow and it’d be no surprise if Labour’s cyber-attack originated from Putin’s hackers
by Kevin Maguire, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/kevinmaguire/Toxic twins Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin cast long, dark shadows over our British democracy.
The US tinpot tyrant and his more despotic Russian friend won’t be on ballot papers but the poisonous puppeteers are pulling strings.
Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage jumped into bed after Trump urged a marriage of convenience, with the NHS and food industry his prize.
The Tory Prime Minister suppresses an alarming report detailing how Russians buy influence, the wife of a Kremlin one-time crony paying £160,000 to play tennis with Johnson, while Farage openly admires Vlad the authoritarian nationalist.
These days the right not left sucks up to Moscow and it’d be no surprise if Labour’s cyber-attack originated from Putin’s hackers.
Brexit’s backed by Trump and Putin to weaken Britain and Europe, a pair of vultures waiting to pick the bones from economic and diplomatic chaos. Johnson and Farage are contemptible plastic patriots when under the cloak of the Union Jack they enfeeble our country.
Modern Britain in its glorious vibrancy is a strange land to privileged middle-aged men privately educated beyond their intelligence.
Wreckers, not builders, these scaremongering, narrow-minded right-whingers are playthings of Trump and Putin.
Honesty in politics would see Don leading the Tory Brexit Party, Vlad the Brexit Tory Party.


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2D Platformer
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#include <EnemyBullet.h>
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| EnemyBullet (b2World *world, sf::Vector2f position, sf::Vector2f size, sf::Texture *texture, const float orientation, CollisionFilter type) | |
| Default Constructor. | |
| void | draw (sf::RenderTarget &target, sf::RenderStates states) const |
| drawing function | |
| void | update () |
| Update rendering infomation. | |
| void | SetRotation (float rotation) |
| Set rotation function. | |
| void | onAction () |
| On action function. | |
| bool | shouldDelete () |
| a function that adds an object to the list to be deleted | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PhysicalThing | |
| void | destroyBody () |
| void | setUserData (void *data) |
Public Attributes | |
| bool | m_delete |
| variable to object deletion | |
Private Attributes | |
| sf::RectangleShape | Bullet_Body |
| Bullet Body. | |
| float | rotation |
| Rotation variable. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from PhysicalThing | |
| enum | CollisionFilter { Player_SENSOR = 1, GREENBOX = 2, Enemy_SENSOR = 4, Colectables = 8, Enemy = 16, PLAYER = 32, BULLET = 64, RADAR_SENSOR = 128, ENEMY_BULLET = 256 } |
| function for destroying a body | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from PhysicalThing | |
| b2Body * | m_body = nullptr |
| Box2D body, no need to delete this as BOX2D will look after it. | |
| float | mk_fDensity = 1.0f |
| Density of the material - used to give mass. | |
| float | mk_fFriction = 0.4f |
| Friction - I guess this is only friction from movement, not when static. | |
| float | mk_fRestitution = 0.4f |
| Restitution - bouncyness of stuff. | |
\EnemyBullet EnemyBullet \The EnemyBullet class creates projectiles used by the enemy


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s2g1d(expr)
This function converts a station data time series into a 1-dimensional grid. This allows more graphics and analytical operations.
expr
A valid GrADS 1D station data expression in which time is the only varying dimension.
The s2g1d function only works with 'display' and will not work with 'define'. You have to use 'set gxout fwrite' and write the data to a file if you want to save and reuse the 1D gridded time series.
'set gxout bar'
'set barbase 0'
'set bargap 10'
'display s2g1d(precip(stid=kdca))'
'set gxout contour'
'display smth9(s2g1d(t(stid=kord)))
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'set gxout vector'
'display const(s2g1d(u(stid=ksux)),0);s2g1d(u(stid=ksux));s2g1d(v(stid=ksux))'


Function.apply
BiFunction.apply
This intention allows extracting the composed function back if necessary.


Peter Andre mysteriously deletes gushing tribute to three-year-old son Theo
The father-of-four took to social media to celebrate Theo's birthday but then destroyed the evidence
by Mirror .co.ukPeter Andre made a gushing post to mark the third birthday of his youngest son - and then promptly deleted all trace of his tribute.
The 46-year-old Mysterious Girl singer has four children - two with glamour model ex-wife Katie Price, 41, and two with current wife, 30-year-old doctor Emily MacDonagh.
And youngest child Theo turned three-years-old on Friday - with Pete taking to Instagram to proudly celebrate his son’s big day.
Pete shared two images for followers to like and admire - with one showing a giant birthday cake made by Emily featuring Toy Story characters, and another image of Theo wearing a backpack.
“My boy's all grown up. Three today,” the Australian music legend gushed.
"Happy 3rd birthday my beautiful boy. Love you Theo soooooo much. Cake made by Emily,” he added as he captioned both photos.
Fans and followers were deeply impressed by Emily’s cake making skills - with many taking to the comments section of the post to remark about her skills.
"Emily is talented! Happy birthday Theo!" wrote one fan, with another commenting: "Wow Emily you're so talented happy birthday Theo x."
However, mystery ensued as Peter later deleted the posts - along with all others he had shared over the previous four days.
Peter and Emily married in 2015 and also have a five-year-old daughter named Amelia.
While Pete also has a 14-year-old son named Junior Savva Andreas Andre and a 12-year-old daughter, Princess Tiaamii Crystal Esther Andre, from his failed marriage to Katie.
Katie and Pete have endured a long-running fued over the rights to share photos of their shared offspring on social media with each banning the other from using them in their own photos.
While Emily and Pete appear to keep their two children relatively out of the public eye by rarely sharing photos of either of them.


Canis Major is one of Orion’s hunting dogs, running through the winter night sky. It doesn’t look much like a dog, but it’s easy to find. Imagine a line through Orion’s belt. Follow it and you’ll come to Sirius, the brightest star in Canis Major and the brightest star in the night sky. Look carefully at Sirius. Does it twinkle, or sparkle with different colors?
The Inuit of the eastern Arctic call the star Singuuriq. That means “flickering.” To them, Sirius is the flame of an old woman’s seal oil lamp, flickering in the breeze from her window.
Inuit who live in the western Arctic call the star Kajuqtuq Tiriganniarlu. That means “red fox and white fox. When they look at Sirius, they see two foxes fighting to get into the same hole. The star changes color because one fox is white and one is red.


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