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getTitle()
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setTitle($title)
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getFeatureId()
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setFeatureId($feature_id)
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__construct($featureAv_id)
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setFeatureAvId($featureAv_id)
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setChapo($chapo)
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setPostscriptum($postscriptum)


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Usage
Ruby on Rails
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Install features:
$ gem install features
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Generate the supporting folders from your rails apps root folder:
$ script/generate features
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Run the HelloWorld.feature:
* (OS X): There is arun_features.rb
script that will open its results in Safari:$ ruby test/features/run_features.rb
- (Other OS): INSTRUCTIONS WILL FOLLOW SOON …
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Here is what the Html Output looks like:
Objective-C
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Install features:
$ sudo gem install
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Download and install ObjectiveMatchy
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ObjectiveMatchy provides Xcode Project Templates that have a Feature Target. Create a new Xcode Project and choose one of the ObjectiveMatchy Templates.
4. …
More Languages will follow …
How it works
Features parses plain-text user story files
That files are made up of keywords (Feature:, Scenario:)
and step definitions (When I say ‘Hello, World!’):
Feature: Hello World
Scenario: Say Hello World
When I say 'Hello, World!'
Next, a TestCase File will be generated
Each Feature (User Story) will be generated as a TestCase.
Each Scenario as a test method.
The step definitions provide the test method implementations.
Regarding the above Feature, here is what the autogenerated testcases
will look like in the different languages:
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Rails:
require "/path/to/project/support/features_helper.rb" class HelloWorldTest < FeaturesTestCaseClass def test_SayHelloWorld when_I_say___("Hello, World!") end end
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Objective C:
#import "OMFeature.h" @interface HelloWorldTest : OMFeature @end @implementation HelloWorldTest -(void) testSayHelloWorld { [self When_I_say___:@"Hello, World!"]; } @end
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Other Languages (Java, C#, C++, Python) will follow soon …
Provide Step Implementations
Steps are instance method of the intermediate TestCase class (eg ‘FeaturesTestCaseClass’ in Rails)
that inherits from the language specific TestCase class (eg ‘ActionController::IntegrationTest’ in Rails)
and that itself is the parent of the generated TestCases. This way, all test method implementations (aka Scenarios)
will have access to the steps.
Installation
gem install features
Contribution
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Copyright (c) Matthias Hennemeyer
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[gecode-users] Question about gecode2
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Jan 11 09:08:40 CET 2008
Unfortunately, your version is very, very inefficient. It creates a
propagator for each Boolean variable, if I understand correctly.
BTW: channeling between a Boolean variable and an integer is of course
available (so you should not use linear for that). It is called channel:
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/group__TaskModelIntChannel.html
Even more convenient is the function channel in the MiniModel module:
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/group__TaskModelMiniModelChannel.htm
l
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: Mohamad Rabbath [mailto:mthefirst at gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 6:46 PM
To: cschulte at kth.se
Cc: Mohamad Rabbath; users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Question about gecode2
Yes that's almost the same trick i used but i used one linear instead
of linear and rel.
Thanx.
Mohamad
On Jan 10, 2008 5:48 PM, Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> That's actually a bug (or an omission) in Gecode 2.0.0. Apparently we
missed
> these variants. We will add them for Gecode 2.0.1 which will be available
> very soon (together with Gecode/J 2.0.1).
>
> In the mean time you can fix it very easily as follows: assume that a are
> the IntArgs, x are the BoolVars. Then you can introduce a new variable z
> that will be the sum of a*x. Then you reify just wrt z with rel. So the
> following definition should do the trick:
>
> using namespace Gecode;
> void linear(Space* home, const IntArgs& a, const BoolVarArgs& x,
IntRelType
> r, int y) {
> IntVar z(home,Limits::Int::int_min,Limits::Int::int_max);
> linear(home,a,x,IRT_EQ,z);
> rel(home,z,r,y);
> }
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Mohamad Rabbath
> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 3:38 PM
> To: users at gecode.org
> Subject: [gecode-users] Question about gecode2
>
> Hey,
> i have recently imigrated to gecode 2.0 and i foud the following problem:
> There is no refied version for the function :
> void Gecode::linear ( Space * home,
> const IntArgs & a,
> const BoolVarArgs & x,
> IntRelType r,
> int y,
> IntConLevel icl = ICL_DEF,
> PropKind pk = PK_DEF
> )
> or:
> void Gecode::linear ( Space * home,
> const IntArgs & a,
> const BoolVarArgs & x,
> IntRelType r,
> IntVar y,
> IntConLevel icl = ICL_DEF,
> PropKind pk = PK_DEF
> )
> While thie problem is not exited for the version of this function that
> deals with IntVar because the function :
> void Gecode::linear ( Space * home,
> const IntArgs & a,
> const IntVarArgs & x,
> IntRelType r,
> int y,
> BoolVar b,
> IntConLevel icl = ICL_DEF,
> PropKind pk = PK_DEF
> )
> is already exited.
> So if my variables are BoolVarArgs the only way to deal with this is to
> convert to IntVar (and the assignment"=" is not available) so the only way
> to do it is to use the following trick:
> //
> BoolVarArgs convertToIntVar(1);
> convertToIntVar[0]=BoolVarToConvert;
> linear(this, convertToIntVar, IRT_EQ,IntVarToBeConverted);
> //
> So is it possible to add refied version of the
> void Gecode::linear(Space *,const IntArgs & ,const BoolVarArgs &
> ,IntRelType,int ,IntConLevel icl = ICL_DEF,PropKind pk = PK_DEF)
>
> Best regards.
>
> Mohamad Rabbath
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> Gecode users mailing list
> users at gecode.org
> https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
>
>
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map on the list of tensors unpacked from elems
on dimension 0.
tf.compat.v1.map_fn
tf.compat.v2.map_fn
tf.map_fn( fn, elems, dtype=None, parallel_iterations=None, back_prop=True, swap_memory=False, infer_shape=True, name=None )
The simplest version of map_fn
repeatedly applies the callable fn
to a
sequence of elements from first to last. The elements are made of the
tensors unpacked from elems
. dtype
is the data type of the return
value of fn
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.
This method also allows multi-arity elems
and output of fn
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must have a matching first (unpack) dimension. The signature of fn
may
match the structure of elems
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(t1, [t2, t3, [t4, t5]])
, then an appropriate signature for fn
is:
fn = lambda (t1, [t2, t3, [t4, t5]]):
.
Furthermore, fn
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fn
may look like: fn = lambda t1: return (t1 + 1, t1 - 1)
. In this case,
the dtype
parameter is not optional: dtype
must be a type or (possibly
nested) tuple of types matching the output of fn
.
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result = SparseTensor(input.indices, fn(input.values), input.dense_shape)
If, however, the function is not expressible as a TensorFlow op, then use
result = SparseTensor( input.indices, map_fn(fn, input.values), input.dense_shape)
instead.
When executing eagerly, map_fn does not execute in parallel even if
parallel_iterations
is set to a value > 1. You can still get the
performance benefits of running a function in parallel by using the
tf.contrib.eager.defun
decorator,
# Assume the function being used in map_fn is fn. # To ensure map_fn calls fn in parallel, use the defun decorator. @tf.contrib.eager.defun def func(tensor): return tf.map_fn(fn, tensor)
Note that if you use the defun decorator, any non-TensorFlow Python code
that you may have written in your function won't get executed. See
tf.contrib.eager.defun
for more details. The recommendation would be to
debug without defun but switch to defun to get performance benefits of
running map_fn in parallel.
fn
: The callable to be performed. It accepts one argument, which will
have the same (possibly nested) structure as elems
. Its output
must have the same structure as dtype
if one is provided, otherwise
it must have the same structure as elems
.elems
: A tensor or (possibly nested) sequence of tensors, each of which
will be unpacked along their first dimension. The nested sequence
of the resulting slices will be applied to fn
.dtype
: (optional) The output type(s) of fn
. If fn
returns a structure
of Tensors differing from the structure of elems
, then dtype
is not
optional and must have the same structure as the output of fn
.parallel_iterations
: (optional) The number of iterations allowed to run
in parallel. When graph building, the default value is 10. While executing
eagerly, the default value is set to 1.back_prop
: (optional) True enables support for back propagation.swap_memory
: (optional) True enables GPU-CPU memory swapping.infer_shape
: (optional) False disables tests for consistent output shapes.name
: (optional) Name prefix for the returned tensors.A tensor or (possibly nested) sequence of tensors. Each tensor packs the
results of applying fn
to tensors unpacked from elems
along the first
dimension, from first to last.
TypeError
: if fn
is not callable or the structure of the output of
fn
and dtype
do not match, or if elems is a SparseTensor.ValueError
: if the lengths of the output of fn
and dtype
do not match.elems = np.array([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]) squares = map_fn(lambda x: x * x, elems) # squares == [1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36]
elems = (np.array([1, 2, 3]), np.array([-1, 1, -1])) alternate = map_fn(lambda x: x[0] * x[1], elems, dtype=tf.int64) # alternate == [-1, 2, -3]
elems = np.array([1, 2, 3]) alternates = map_fn(lambda x: (x, -x), elems, dtype=(tf.int64, tf.int64)) # alternates[0] == [1, 2, 3] # alternates[1] == [-1, -2, -3]


Let's say you have a really old set of eslint rules - or what if you're looking to migrate from airbnb to prettier or google or choose your favorite eslint core configuration. Befor migrating or upgrading completely it would be great to get an understanding of what is actually changing within the configuration.
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Hey guys, my name is Hallessandro, I am a software developer that currently works and live in Brazil, and in this post I will show you how to create a HTTP server using Python, so let’s get start.
For this post, you will need Python 3.x installed in your machine and some text editor or IDE of your preference.
Our HTTP server will server a simple static HTML web page, this means that every time someone made us a request, the HTTP server will return a HTML page as response. Create a new HTML file in your machine and put the following code inside it.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge">
<title>My HTTP Server</title>

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</dir>

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I put a image on our page, so click here and download the image called tenor.gif. You need to put the image in the same folder of the HTML file, or change the src value on the img tag.
For create a HTTP server in Python, you will need import two modules, http.server and socketserver
import http.server
import socketserver as socket
Now we need a way to deal with the http request, and for this, to our luck, Python has the http.server.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler, a simple handler that serves static files from the current directory. For use this guy, make something like this:
handler = http.server.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler
We have a handler to deal with the http request, but now we need to put our server on air, for this we need to use the TCP protocol. In Python is very simple (Like everything else in Python) to open a TCP connection, all we need is use the socketserver.TCPServer class., like this:
socketserver.TCPServer((IP_ADDRESS, PORT), Handler)
As you can see, the TCPServer receives three arguments, the ip address and port as a tuple, and the handler, that in our case is a instance of SimpleHTTPRequestHandler.
The Ip address is not a required information, you can pass a empty string, this means that the server will be listening on any network interface available.
Now all we need to do is put the server to run, for this, inside the TCPServer, we need to call a method called serve_forever() from the TCPServer class, this method start a server and begins listening and responding to incoming request, for use them, make something like this:
with socket.TCPServer(("", PORT), handler) as httpd:
print("Server is running on port ", PORT)
httpd.serve_forever()
Now let’s test, for this, run the python file from your terminal, if everything is ok, you will see something like this, on the console:
Server is running on port 8090
Now open a web browser and access the url localhost:8090, a page like this will be show:
If you see on your console will be a log to the GET request receive, generated when you access the page on web browser.
<IP_ADDRESS> - - [22/Jan/2019 22:27:32] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 -
<IP_ADDRESS> - - [22/Jan/2019 22:27:32] "GET /tenor.gif HTTP/1.1" 200 -
The complete code for this example is this:
import http.server
import socketserver as socket
PORT = 8080
handler = http.server.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler
with socket.TCPServer(("", PORT), handler) as httpd:
print("Server is running on port ", PORT)
httpd.serve_forever()
In a real case your server will not just server static html files, but for example purpose, this is a good way to understand how to do this in Python, so for now is all folks, thanks for reading, feel free to contact me and until next time guys.
Written on January 22nd , 2019 by Hallessandro D´villa


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| (id) | - initWithFile:bodyName:spaceManager: |
| (id) | - initWithSpriteFrame:bodyName:spaceManager: |
| (id) | - initWithSpriteFrameName:bodyName:spaceManager: |
| (id) | - initWithBodyName:spaceManager: |
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| (id) | + spriteWithBodyName:spaceManager: |
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| CPCCNODE_MEM_VARS |
A Cocos2d CCSprite that conforms to the cpCCNodeProtocol
| - (id) initWithBodyName: | (NSString *) | bodyName | ||
| spaceManager: | (SpaceManager *) | spaceManager | ||
Create a sprite with sprite frame name and body
This function uses the same name for the sprite frame and the body shape.
You can use this if you also use TexturePacker http://www.texturepacker.com and activate "Trim sprite names". In this case the .png ending is removed from the sprite's name so that both the sprite and the body shape use the same name.
GCpShapeCache must be initialised before using this funciton.
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| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
| - (id) initWithFile: | (NSString *) | fileName | ||
| bodyName: | (NSString *) | bodyName | ||
| spaceManager: | (SpaceManager *) | spaceManager | ||
Create a sprite with image file and body
GCpShapeCache must be initialised before using this funciton.
| fileName | name of the file to load | |
| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
| - (id) initWithSpriteFrame: | (CCSpriteFrame *) | spriteFrame | ||
| bodyName: | (NSString *) | bodyName | ||
| spaceManager: | (SpaceManager *) | spaceManager | ||
Create a sprite with sprite frame and body
GCpShapeCache must be initialised before using this funciton.
| spriteFrame | pointer to a sprite frame | |
| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
| - (id) initWithSpriteFrameName: | (NSString *) | spriteFrameName | ||
| bodyName: | (NSString *) | bodyName | ||
| spaceManager: | (SpaceManager *) | spaceManager | ||
Create a sprite with sprite frame name and body
GCpShapeCache must be initialised before using this funciton.
| spriteFrameName | name of a sprite frame | |
| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
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| spaceManager: | (SpaceManager *) | spaceManager | ||
Create a sprite with sprite frame name and body
This function uses the same name for the sprite frame and the body shape.
You can use this if you also use TexturePacker http://www.texturepacker.com and activate "Trim sprite names". In this case the .png ending is removed from the sprite's name so that both the sprite and the body shape use the same name.
GCpShapeCache must be initialised before using this funciton.
| spriteFrameName | name of a sprite frame | |
| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
| + (id) spriteWithFile: | (NSString *) | file | ||
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Create a sprite with image file and body
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| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |
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Create a sprite with sprite frame and body
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| + (id) spriteWithSpriteFrameName: | (NSString *) | spriteFrameName | ||
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Create a sprite with sprite frame name and body
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| spriteFrameName | name of a sprite frame | |
| bodyName | name of the body as defined in PhysicsEditor | |
| spaceManager | spaceManager to add the body to |


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Neuroplasticity and Growth Mindset
In this post, I discuss what neuroplasticity and growth mindset are, and how they relate to my learning journey at Dev Academy.
How do people benefit from understanding the principles of neuroplasticity?
Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to change structurally and functionally in response to various experiences throughout our lives. Everytime we learn something new or undergo a new experience, the neurons in our brain form new or stronger connections with one another. This enables us to adapt to different experiences, such as rehabilitation after an injury.
A great starting point to understand neuroplasticity is by listening to Dr Lara Boyd's TEDx Talk. She explains that long-term memory occurs when new connections are formed between neurons, thus changing the structure of the brain. But these connections can be formed only through long-term repetitive experiences or actions of a certain intensity. The more we practice the stronger the neural connections become until we do an action or behave in a certain way automatically. Now we know why "practice makes perfect"!
When we understand that our brain is changeable, we develop a growth mindset, which motivates us to learn a new skill, break a habit, or modify our behaviour through regular practice. This is in contrast to having a fixed mindset where one believes they have been born with a static set of traits, including character and intelligence. They attribute their achievements to these qualities and therefore, view failure as a deficiency of own's abilities. This makes them feel the need to continuously prove themselves to show their abilities are good enough.
The diagram below clearly summarises the key differences between people with fixed and growth mindsets in the context of achievements.
What are some ways to increase neuroplasticity?
- Sleep: Perhaps the most important is sleep! Regular adequate sleep is necessary to strengthen important neural connections and weaken irrelevant ones, as revealed in this study at the University of Cambridge.
- Focus: Paying attention makes you an effective learner according to Dr Michael Merzenich. This ties in well with the concept of mindfulness, which we have been practising at Dev Academy.
- Exercise: Regular exercise stimulates the growth of brain cells and neuronal connections (from scientificamerican)
How is growth mindset relevant?
This lovely animation for children summarises how a growth mindset can help you achieve things in life. The lessons learnt are relevant not only to learning but for all aspects of our lives.
- Chapter 1: Our brain is changeable. Solving hard problems makes you smarter.
- Chapter 2: It's ok to make mistakes. We just need to learn from them.
- Chapter 3: Finding a task difficult or having to ask for help doesn't make you dumb. Say "not yet".
- Chapter 4: Learn challenging things.
- Chapter 5: Learn to love challenges. Get a good night's sleep. Take small steps.
When applying our growth mindset to learning, it is important to understand that neuroplasticity is variable between people, i.e., the amount of practice required can vary between people striving to master the the same activity. So one must not compare one's learning with others. For instance, when learning to drive a car for the first time, one person could master the skills with 50 hours of driving practice, while someone else would require 200 hours.
How would you engage with the principles of neuroplasticity for your own benefit?
As I now understand the principles of neuroplasticity and how to enhance it, I can apply them to my learning at Dev Academy and in other aspects of my life. In the case of web development, I will ensure I build my technical competence through daily practice of adequate dosage, while being a mindful learning. I normally pay attention to getting adequate sleep and exercise, and will continue to do so.
How will you integrate growth mindset into your learning journey? In this exploration, did anything change you?
The lessons I have learnt from my research on neuroplasticity and growth mindset have certainly made my attitude towards learning more positive. In particular, I will remember the power of "yet". If I fail to find the solution to a task, I must not be dejected or feel dumb. Instead, I can use problem solving techniques to review my work, and reach out for help to find a solution. Clearly, learning and practising through challenging tasks are the stepping stones to success.


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Scrolling/zooming makes the board larger or smaller.
Start: To start the game.
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User Manual
Dxf2rad - Geometry converter from DXF to Radiance.
Contents
Synopsys
dxf2rad [options] dxffile [radfile]
Where options may include:
-h help (show this text and exit)
-H display copyright and license and exit
+g/-g do/don't export geometry data (default +g)
-G prefix geometry modifier prefix (default "l_")
-a atol angle tolerance for arc subdivision (default 15.0°)
-d dtol distance tolerance for arc subdivision (default 0.1)
+v/-v do/don't export views (default -v)
-V prefix view file prefix (default "_")
-r report progress (repeat for verbosity)
-s scale multiply all dimensions with scale
-ennn exclude entity types
+ennn include entity types
Where each 'n' is one out of (with defaults):
a + 3D FACEs
b + Extruded and Flat 2D SOLIDs
c + Extruded and Flat TRACEs
d + Extruded 2D PLINEs
e + Wide 2D PLINEs
f - Closed 2D PLINEs as Polygons
g + 3D MESHes
h + POLYFACEs
i + Extruded LINEs
j + Extruded ARCs
k + Extruded and Flat CIRCLEs
l - POINTs as Spheres
If <radfile> is omitted or is the single character '-',
then the geometry output will go to stdout, in which case
progress reporting is suppressed.
Description
Dxf2rad is a command line utility for translating geometry
data from the DXF file format into the format understood by the
Radiance
lighting simulation package.
DXF entities can be filtered by command line options.
Output primitives will have modifiers based on the layer of each
entity in the form "l_<layer>".
Floating layers within blocks are fully supported.
"Funny characters" in the layer name will replaced by an underscore
each.
Installation
Dxf2rad is a standalone application that doesn't require any
special installation procedures. If the binary is somewhere
on your $PATH, then you can call it anywhere without restriction.
Options
- -h
-
Print a short usage description to the console and exit.
- -H
-
Print the copyright and free license statements and exit.
- -v
-
Verbose: Report progress on standard error (repeating
this option increases verbosity).
- -s scale
-
All output will be scaled by the scale factor.
- -d dtol
-
Distance Tolerance for arc approximation.
Arc entities and arc segments of polylines have to be meshed
for the use in Radiance. This value specifies
how smooth these meshes will appear in the final image.
Higher values will make smoother surfaces.
The default of 0.1. It is recommended to test for
optimised settings, balancing file size and visual accuracy,
since the optimal setting depends on the size and scale
of your model.
- -a atol
-
Angle Tolerance for arc approximation.
The surface normal of neighbouring mesh elements will not
differ by more than this amount in degrees. The default
is 15.0 degrees, which usually gives reasonable results.
The effect of this setting is independent of model size
and complexity. Please note that very low values (eg. below 2.0
degrees) can lead to unreasonably big output files and may even
crash dxf2rad when running out of memory.
- -s scale
-
Output scaling factor.
Output geometry will be scaled according to this factor. Radiance
preferrably uses international (SI) units, ie. meters.
- +e str
- Include entities
- -e str
- Exclude entities
"str" is a string of characters out of the following,
specifying which entity types are to be included
or excluded.
By default
all entities that define a surface in Autocad (opaque for the
hide and shade/render commands) are included.
All polygons keep their orientation as created in Autocad
determined by the right hand rule as explained in the Radiance
tutorial.
Entities extruded by thickness will be inverted if their thickness
value (or "PDSIZE" for point entities) is negative.
2d-polilines and lightweight polylines are treated the same.
- a - 3D FACEs
-
3dfaces will be split to two triangular polygons if not planar.
- b - Extruded and flat 2D SOLIDs
-
Solids will appear as a single polygon or as a box if the
thickness is non-zero.
- c - Extruded TRACEs
-
Traces will appear as a single polygon or as a box if the
thickness is non-zero.
- d - Extruded 2D PLINEs
-
2d-polylines with a non-zero thickness will appear
as a set of polygons.
- e - Wide 2D PLINEs
-
2d-polylines with a non-zero starting width set in
their header entity (not the vertexes!) will appear as a
polygon following the trace of the polyline with a constant
width. This option will override the polygon option for polylines
that match both categories.
Together with a thickness and the respective option set this
will will result in a kind of a quadrilateral worm.
- f - Closed 2d PLINES as polygons
-
2d-polylines with the closed flag set in their header entity
will appear as a polygon of the shape of the polyline.
polylines with a width will not follow this rule if
wide 2D-PLINEs are selected as well.
Together with a thickness and the respective option set this
will result in a prismatic volume of the shape of the polyline.
This option is off by default.
- g - 3D MESHes
-
The Faces of 3d-polygon meshes will appear as a set of
polygons ignoring spline fits of any kind. Nonplanar faces
will be split into two triangles.
- h - POLYFACEs
-
The faces of polyface meshes will
appear as a set of polygons. Nonplanar faces will be split
into two triangles.
- i - Extruded LINEs
-
Lines with a non-zero thickness will appear as a
single polygon each.
- j - Extruded ARCs
-
Arcs with a non-zero thickness will be segmented
according to the given arc tolerance values.
- k - Extruded and flat CIRCLEs
-
Circles will appear as a ring with a inner radius of zero
or as a cylinder/tube with a ring at either end if their
thickness is non-zero.
- l - POINTs as Spheres
-
Point entities will appear as spheres or bubbles depending on
either their thickness (if any) or else on the value of the
Autocad system variable "PDSIZE". if the result is zero,
then the entity is ignored.
This option is off by default.
Examples
To convert an existing DXF file to a Radiance rad file:
dxf2rad input.dxf output.rad
To convert an existing DXF file to a Radiance rad file,
while including polygons and points/spheres as well as
scaling the output by 2.0:
dxf2rad -s 2 +e fl input.dxf output.rad
To convert an existing DXF file to standard output,
while only including ARCs and excluding everything else,
requiring that the arcs are subdivided with an angle
difference of 5 degrees or less:
dxf2rad -a 5 -e abcdeghik input.dxf -
Files
Caveats
Please note that the AME solid modelling package by Autodesk as
included in Autocad R10-R12 generates
surfaces with surface normals pointing to the inside of the created
volumes (at least most of the times...).
Models created with the AME Solid modelling package must have surfaces
defined with the command "SOLMESH". Otherwise they consist of only
wireframe information wich cannot be extracted by Radout.
The "SOLID" entities in Autocad, which can be extracted with the
"Extruded and flat Solids" option, have nothing to do with solid
modelling, AME or ACIS. These are a feature out of the 2D days of
Autocad and are just flat quadrilateral faces which appear solidly
filled when viewed from top. They form quadrilateral prisms if
extruded, which can only be done in a right angle to their ground plane.
Entities created with the ACIS solid modeller or custom entity
types defined by any other 3rd party
application ("proxies", previously "zombies") are ignored.
Bugs
For multiple inserts, only one item is exported.
Author
Georg Mischler
See Also
Autocad DXF Reference and format specification.
Tutorial and manual pages of Radiance 3.1, Synthetic Imaging System.
Gregory Ward Larson, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, CA.
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2000-2016 Georg Mischler, Munich, Germany.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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Project Governance#
The purpose of this document is to formalize the governance process used by the MNE-Python project in both ordinary and extraordinary situations, and to clarify how decisions are made and how the various elements of our community interact, including the relationship between open source collaborative development and work that may be funded by for-profit or non-profit entities.
The Project#
The MNE-Python Project (The Project) is an open source software project. The
goal of The Project is to develop open source software for analysis of
neuroscience data in Python. The Project is released under the BSD (or similar)
open source license, developed openly and is hosted publicly under the
mne-tools
GitHub organization.
The Project is developed by a team of distributed developers, called Contributors. Contributors are individuals who have contributed code, documentation, designs, or other work to the Project. Anyone can be a Contributor. Contributors can be affiliated with any legal entity or none. Contributors participate in the project by submitting, reviewing, and discussing GitHub Pull Requests and Issues and participating in open and public Project discussions on GitHub, Discourse, and other channels. The foundation of Project participation is openness and transparency.
The Project Community consists of all Contributors and Users of the Project. Contributors work on behalf of and are responsible to the larger Project Community and we strive to keep the barrier between Contributors and Users as low as possible.
The Project is not a legal entity, nor does it currently have any formal relationships with legal entities.
Governance model#
This section describes the governance and leadership model of The Project.
The foundations of Project governance are:
openness and transparency
active contribution
institutional neutrality
Traditionally, Project leadership was provided by a subset of Contributors, informally called Core Developers, whose active and consistent contributions were rewarded by granting them “commit rights” to the Project GitHub repositories. In general, all Project decisions are made through consensus among the Core Developers with input from the Community.
While this approach has served us well, as the Project grows we see a need for a more formal governance model. The MNE-Python Core Developers expressed a preference for a leadership model which includes a BDFL (Benevolent Dictator for Life). Therefore, moving forward The Project leadership will consist of a BDFL and Steering Council.
BDFL#
The Project will have a BDFL (Benevolent Dictator for Life), who is currently Alexandre Gramfort. As Dictator, the BDFL has the authority to make all final decisions for The Project. As Benevolent, the BDFL, in practice, chooses to defer that authority to the consensus of the community discussion channels and the Steering Council (see below). It is expected, and in the past has been the case, that the BDFL will only rarely assert their final authority. Because rarely used, we refer to BDFL’s final authority as a “special” or “overriding” vote. When it does occur, the BDFL override typically happens in situations where there is a deadlock in the Steering Council or if the Steering Council asks the BDFL to make a decision on a specific matter. To ensure the benevolence of the BDFL, The Project encourages others to fork the project if they disagree with the overall direction the BDFL is taking. The BDFL may delegate their authority on a particular decision or set of decisions to any other Council member at their discretion.
The BDFL can appoint their successor, but it is expected that the Steering Council would be consulted on this decision. If the BDFL is unable to appoint a successor, the Steering Council will make this decision — preferably by consensus, but if needed, by a majority vote.
Note that the BDFL can step down at any time, and acting in good faith, will also listen to serious calls to do so. Also note that the BDFL is more a role for fallback decision making rather than that of a director/CEO.
Steering Council#
The Project will have a Steering Council that consists of Project Contributors who have produced contributions that are substantial in quality and quantity, and sustained over at least one year. The overall role of the Council is to ensure, through working with the BDFL and taking input from the Community, the long-term well-being of the project, both technically and as a community.
During the everyday project activities, Council Members participate in discussions, code review, and other project activities as peers with all other Contributors and the Community. In these everyday activities, Council Members do not have any special power or privilege through their membership on the Council. However, it is expected that because of the quality and quantity of their contributions and their expert knowledge of the Project Software and Services, Council Members will provide useful guidance, both technical and in terms of project direction, to potentially less experienced contributors.
The Steering Council and its Members play a special role in certain situations. In particular, the Council may:
Make decisions about the overall scope, vision, and direction of the project.
Make decisions about strategic collaborations with other organizations or individuals.
Make decisions about specific technical issues, features, bugs, and pull requests. They are the primary mechanism of guiding the code review process and merging pull requests.
Make decisions about the Services that are run by The Project and manage those Services for the benefit of the Project and Community.
Make decisions when regular community discussion does not produce consensus on an issue in a reasonable time frame.
Update policy documents, such as this one.
Council membership#
To become eligible for being a Steering Council Member, an individual must be a Project Contributor who has produced contributions that are substantial in quality and quantity, and sustained over at least one year. Potential Council Members are nominated by existing Council members and voted upon by the existing Council after asking if the potential Member is interested and willing to serve in that capacity. The Council will be initially formed from the set of existing Core Developers who, as of May 2021, have been significantly active over the last two years.
When considering potential Members, the Council will look at candidates with a comprehensive view of their contributions. This will include, but is not limited to, code, code review, infrastructure work, Discourse participation, community help/building, education and outreach, design work, etc. We are deliberately not setting arbitrary quantitative metrics (like “100 commits in this repo”) to avoid encouraging behavior that plays to the metrics rather than The Project’s overall well-being. We want to encourage a diverse array of backgrounds, viewpoints, and talents in our team, which is why we explicitly do not define code as the sole metric on which council membership will be evaluated.
If a Council Member becomes inactive in the project for a period of one year, they will be considered for removal from the Council. Before removal, inactive Member will be approached to see if they plan on returning to active participation. If not, they will be removed immediately upon a Council vote. If they plan on returning to active participation soon, they will be given a grace period of one year. If they don’t return to active participation within that time period they will be removed by vote of the Council without further grace period. All former Council Members can be considered for membership again at any time in the future, like any other Project Contributor. Retired Council Members will be listed on the project website, acknowledging the period during which they were active in the Council.
The Council reserves the right to eject current Members, other than the BDFL, if they are deemed to be actively harmful to the project’s well-being, and attempts at communication and conflict resolution have failed.
A list of current Steering Council Members is maintained at the page Current steering council and institutional partners.
Conflict of interest#
It is expected that the BDFL and Council Members will be employed at a wide range of companies, universities, and non-profit organizations. Because of this, it is possible that Members will have a conflict of interest. Such conflicts of interest include, but are not limited to:
Financial interest, such as investments, employment or contracting work, outside of The Project that may influence their work on The Project.
Access to proprietary information of their employer that could potentially leak into their work with the Project.
All members of the Council, BDFL included, shall disclose to the rest of the Council any conflict of interest they may have. Members with a conflict of interest in a particular issue may participate in Council discussions on that issue, but must recuse themselves from voting on the issue. If the BDFL has recused themself for a particular decision, the Council will appoint a substitute BDFL for that decision.
Private communications of the Council#
Unless specifically required, all Council discussions and activities will be public and done in collaboration and discussion with the Project Contributors and Community. The Council will have a private communication channel that will be used sparingly and only when a specific matter requires privacy. When private communications and decisions are needed, the Council will do its best to summarize those to the Community after removing personal/private/sensitive information that should not be posted to the public internet.
Council decision making#
If it becomes necessary for the Steering Council to produce a formal decision, then they will use a form of the Apache Foundation voting process. This is a formalized version of consensus, in which +1 votes indicate agreement, -1 votes are vetoes (and must be accompanied with a rationale), and one can also vote fractionally (e.g. -0.5, +0.5) if one wishes to express an opinion without registering a full veto. These numeric votes are also often used informally as a way of getting a general sense of people’s feelings on some issue, and should not normally be taken as formal votes. A formal vote only occurs if explicitly declared, and if this does occur, then the vote should be held open for long enough to give all interested Council Members a chance to respond — at least one week.
In practice, we anticipate that for most Steering Council decisions (e.g., voting in new members) a more informal process will suffice.
Institutional Partners and funding#
The Steering Council is the primary leadership for the project. No outside institution, individual, or legal entity has the ability to own, control, usurp, or influence the project other than by participating in the Project as Contributors and Council Members. However, because institutions can be an important funding mechanism for the project, it is important to formally acknowledge institutional participation in the project. These are Institutional Partners.
An Institutional Contributor is any individual Project Contributor who contributes to the project as part of their official duties at an Institutional Partner. Likewise, an Institutional Council Member is any Project Steering Council Member who contributes to the project as part of their official duties at an Institutional Partner.
With these definitions, an Institutional Partner is any recognized legal entity in any country that employs at least 1 Institutional Contributor or Institutional Council Member. Institutional Partners can be for-profit or non-profit entities.
Institutions become eligible to become an Institutional Partner by employing individuals who actively contribute to The Project as part of their official duties. To state this another way, the only way for a Partner to influence the project is by actively contributing to the open development of the project, in equal terms to any other member of the community of Contributors and Council Members. Merely using Project Software in institutional context does not allow an entity to become an Institutional Partner. Financial gifts do not enable an entity to become an Institutional Partner. Once an institution becomes eligible for Institutional Partnership, the Steering Council must nominate and approve the Partnership.
If, at some point, an existing Institutional Partner stops having any contributing employees, then a one year grace period commences. If, at the end of this one-year period, they continue not to have any contributing employees, then their Institutional Partnership will lapse, and resuming it will require going through the normal process for new Partnerships.
An Institutional Partner is free to pursue funding for their work on The Project through any legal means. This could involve a non-profit organization raising money from private foundations and donors or a for-profit company building proprietary products and services that leverage Project Software and Services. Funding acquired by Institutional Partners to work on The Project is called Institutional Funding. However, no funding obtained by an Institutional Partner can override the Steering Council. If a Partner has funding to do MNE-Python work and the Council decides to not pursue that work as a project, the Partner is free to pursue it on their own. However, in this situation, that part of the Partner’s work will not be under the MNE-Python umbrella and cannot use the Project trademarks in any way that suggests a formal relationship.
Institutional Partner benefits are:
optional acknowledgement on the MNE-Python website and in talks
ability to acknowledge their own funding sources on the MNE-Python website and in talks
ability to influence the project through the participation of their Council Member
invitation of the Council Members to MNE-Python Developer Meetings
A list of current Institutional Partners is maintained at the page Institutional partners.
Document history#
Acknowledgements#
Substantial portions of this document were adapted from the SciPy project’s governance document, which in turn was adapted from Jupyter/IPython project’s governance document and NumPy’s governance document.
License#
To the extent possible under law, the authors have waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to the MNE-Python project governance document, as per the CC-0 public domain dedication / license.


Exercise 5: Add an attached property (XAM330)
In this exercise, you'll add an attached property to set the second color of your gradient effect.
To complete the exercise, you will need Visual Studio for Windows or macOS with the Xamarin development tools installed. You will also need either an emulator/simulator or a device to run the exercise on. Please see the setup page if you need help installing the Xamarin development environment.
Open the starter solution
Open the starter solution from the Exercise 5 > Start folder in your copy of the cloned or downloaded course materials in either Visual Studio on Windows or Visual Studio for Mac.
Add an Attached Property
- Open ButtonGradientEffect.cs in the ControlExplorer PCL project.
- Add a
public static readonly BindableProperty
named GradientColorProperty. -
Assign GradientColorProperty using the static
BindableProperty.CreateAttached
method: set the property name to "GradientColor", the type toColor
, the declaring type toButtonGradientEffect
and the default value to black.public class ButtonGradientEffect : RoutingEffect { public static readonly BindableProperty GradientColorProperty = BindableProperty.CreateAttached("GradientColor", typeof(Color), typeof(ButtonGradientEffect), Color.Black); ... }
- Add a
public static void
setter method named SetGradientColor that accepts aVisualElement
and aColor
. - Within the setter method, call the
SetValue
method on the passed-inVisualElement
. The parameters are theBindableProperty
and the passed inColor
. - Add a
public static Color
getter method named GetGradientColor that accepts aVisualElement
. -
Within the getter method, call the
VisualElement
'sGetValue
method, passing in theBindableProperty
. Cast the return value to aColor
and return it.public static void SetGradientColor(VisualElement view, Color color) { view.SetValue(GradientColorProperty, color); } public static Color GetGradientColor(VisualElement view) { return (Color) view.GetValue(GradientColorProperty); }
Set the Attached Property
You'll use the existing slider to adjust the second color of the button's gradient. When the slider position changes, you'll create a color and assign it to the button via the attached property.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs and find the
OnSliderColorValueChanged
method. - Use the slider position to generate a color. The slider has been configured with Min/Max values of 0 and 255 which can be read using the passed in
ValueChangedEventArgs
'sNewValue
property. Generate a greyColor
by usingNewValue
for the RGB color values. -
Set the new color as the gradient color attached property onto the button named buttonClick. Use the static
ButtonGradientEffect.SetGradientColor
method.private void OnSliderColorValueChanged(object sender, ValueChangedEventArgs e) { Color gradColor = new Color(e.NewValue / 255.0, e.NewValue / 255.0, e.NewValue / 255.0); ButtonGradientEffect.SetGradientColor(buttonClick, gradColor); }
Read the Attached Property
The steps below are the same for each head project. Complete the steps below for each platform you wish to support.
- Open MyButtonGradientEffect in the head project and find the
SetGradient
method. -
Update the colorBottom assignment to read the attached property by calling the
static
ButtonGradientEffect.GetGradientColor
method. Remember, the property is attached to the button defined in Xamarin.Forms, so pass in xfButton.void SetGradient() { .... var colorBottom = ButtonGradientEffect.GetGradientColor(xfButton); }
- You also need to respond to property changes: override
OnElementPropertyChanged
. - Within the method, check if the
Element
property is aButton
; if it is not, return. - Next check for updates to the attached property by comparing the
PropertyName
property on the passed inPropertyChangedEventArgs
. You can use the PropertyName property on GradientColorProperty to compare. -
If
PropertyName
matches your gradient property, callSetGradient
.protected override void OnElementPropertyChanged(PropertyChangedEventArgs e) { base.OnElementPropertyChanged(e); if (Element is Button == false) return; if (e.PropertyName == ButtonGradientEffect.GradientColorProperty.PropertyName) SetGradient(); }
- Run the application and move the slider, the bottom color of the gradient on the button should change from black to white.
Bonus: Respond to background color changes
You're only responding when the added gradient color changes but the gradient also uses the Button's background color. Update OnElementPropertyChanged
in each effect to also respond when the background color is changed.
Bonus: Respond to size changes in iOS
On iOS, you created a gradient layer with a fixed width and height. You can use OnElementPropertyChanged to respond to size changes on the element.
- Open MyButtonGradientEffect in the iOS head project.
-
In
OnElementPropertyChanged
, callSetGradient
ife.PropertyName
matchesVisualElement.WidthProperty
orVisualElement.HeightProperty
.protected override void OnElementPropertyChanged(PropertyChangedEventArgs e) { ... if (e.PropertyName == ButtonGradientEffect.GradientColorProperty.PropertyName || e.PropertyName == VisualElement.WidthProperty.PropertyName || e.PropertyName == VisualElement.HeightProperty.PropertyName) { SetGradient(); } }
Exercise summary
In this exercise you defined an attached property to store a color. You attached and updated the property to a Xamarin.Forms button. You then read and used the color property to update the gradient in each platform-specific project.
You can view the completed solution in the Exercise 5 > Completed folder of your copy of the cloned or downloaded course materials.


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About the Data and Indicators
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regularly samples, analyzes and reports contaminant levels at the source, and in the drinking water distribution system. The data presented here provide summary measures of contaminants in drinking water sampled at many points in the distribution system.
DBPs are divided into two families: total trihalomethanes (chloroform, bromodichloromethane, dibromochloromethane, and bromoform) and five haloacetic acids (trichloroacetic acid, dichloroacetic acid, monochloroacetic acid, dibromoacetic acid, and monobromoacetic acid).
| The maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) set by EPA are: | | | o Arsenic | 10 µg/L | | o Nitrate | 10 mg/L | | o DBP: Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM) | 80 µg/L | | o DBP: Haloacetic Acids (HAA5) | 60 µg/L |
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- Ultimately, maintaining the highest quality drinking water depends on protecting our lakes, rivers and aquifers from contamination.
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DBP concentrations show a seasonal effect with higher concentrations during the warm and rainy months when more organic material is in the water systems. Arsenic levels are consistently very low in NYC. Nitrate levels are also consistently low, owing to the protection of upstate watersheds from farm runoff.
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by ADAM KLASFELDWASHINGTON (CN) – Calling out the White House’s conspicuous absence from a hearing to make the case for impeachment, Representative Jerry Nadler asserted Monday that President Donald Trump may have spurned the proceedings for lack of a defense.
“President Trump chose not to show,” the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee remarked in his opening statement this morning. “He may not have much to say in his own defense, but he cannot claim that he did not have an opportunity to be heard.”
Referring to evidence that Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to initiate political investigations, Nadler said: “To the members of this committee, to the members of the House, and to my fellow citizens, I want to be absolutely clear: the integrity of our next election is at stake.
“Nothing could be more urgent,” he added.
Like other Republican minority leaders, the Judiciary Committee’s ranking member Doug Collins used his statement to seek to delegitimize the proceedings as a political effort to overturn the results of an election.
“For anyone to think that this was not a baked deal is not being honest with themselves,” Collins said. “Presumption is now the standard instead of proof.”
After weeks of testimony from fact witnesses and constitutional law professors, attorneys for Democrats and Republicans have been called to make their cases to the U.S. public in the style of opening arguments at a trial.
The Democrats’ attorney Barry Berke simplified the scandal that wrought the impeachment inquiry by opening his remarks through the eyes of a child.
“Dad, does the president have to be a good person?” Berke said his son asked him.
“Like many questions of young children, it had a certain clarity but was hard to answer,” Berke continue.
“I said, ‘Son, it is not a requirement… but that is the hope,’” he continued.
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US Central Command says anti-IS operations to pick up in coming days, weeks
The administration of President Donald Trump shocked US allies last December by saying Washington was pulling out all its troops from Syria.
US Central Command chief General Kenneth McKenzie said on Saturday about 500 US personnel in east Syria are expected to resume operations against Islamic State in coming days and weeks.
Islamic State has lost nearly all its territory in Syria and US forces killed its former leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last month, but the group that once controlled a third of Syria and neighbouring Iraq is still seen as a threat.
The administration of President Donald Trump shocked US allies last December by saying Washington was pulling out all its troops from Syria.
It said later it decided to keep a residual force in the northeastern part of the country, focusing on preventing Islamic State from staging a comeback and attacking the oilfields there.
"Now I've got about 500 US personnel generally east of the Euphrates river east of Deir al Zor up to Hasaka, northeast all the way up into extreme northeast Syria," McKenzie told reporters on the sidelines of the Manama Dialogue security summit in Bahrain.
"It is our intention to remain in that position working with our SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) partners to continue operations against ISIS down the Euphrates river valley where those targets present themselves," he added.
Turkey launched and then halted an offensive against the YPG, the main component of the US-backed SDF that helped the United States defeat Islamic State, which it sees as a terrorist group with links to Kurdish militants on Turkish soil.
Moscow, the main backer of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, said this week it was also in the process of deploying more Russian military police to northeast Syria, setting up field hospitals for civilians, distributing humanitarian aid and rebuilding infrastructure.


On the right, you can see how many images have been checked so far, and how many of them during the last 24 hours. The pie chart shows how many of the checked images have been found Fine or Problematic.
Below you find a break-up of the images that have been found problematic. Red areas denote the percentage of those image with a given problem, while Blue areas indicate the corresponding false-positive fraction (see our Tutorial if you have questions about the false positives). When you click on any of the pie charts, you can see examples of images that have been found with this kind of problem.
There can be multiple problems in any given image, therefore the proportion do not necessarily add up to one.


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I can speak fluent English and Spanish, which is something that I value because I
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I consider myself a hard-working student with hopes and dreams of obtaining a position
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| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Marked as ignored.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Marked as ignored. Gecko: ignored |
| IA2 | Not exposed |
| MSAA | Not exposed |
| UIA | Not exposed |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Not exposed |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Marked as ignored.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer" without a name. Gecko: exposed as role: "text" without a name. |
| IA2 | Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accRole: "MY-ELEMENT" accState: focusable, offscreen |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Not exposed. |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Marked as ignored.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Marked as ignored. Gecko: exposed as role: "text leaf". |
| IA2 | Not exposed |
| MSAA | Not exposed |
| UIA | Not exposed |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from Contents. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". |
| IA2 |
Name: "My Text" / no name (gecko) Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accName: "My text" accRole: "MY-ELEMENT" accState: focusable |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "My text" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Exposes ARIA label.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from aria-label. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from aria-label. |
| IA2 |
Name: "ARIA label" Role: Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accName: "ARIA label" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: offscreen |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "ARIA label" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Not exposed. |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Exposes ARIA label.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from aria-label. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from aria-label. |
| IA2 |
Name: "ARIA label" Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accName: "ARIA label" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: normal |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "ARIA label" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Exposes ARIA label.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from aria-label. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from aria-label. |
| IA2 |
Name: "ARIA label" Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accName: "ARIA label" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: focusable |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "ARIA label" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup |
My label
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Exposes ARIA label. Title exposed.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from aria-labelledby. Description exposed. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from aria-labelledby. Description exposed. |
| IA2 |
Name: My Label Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) Description: "title" |
| MSAA |
accName: "My label" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: normal accDescription: "title" accHelp: "title" |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "My label" CurrentHelpText: "title" CurrentLabelledBy: -- |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup Help exposed |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Label from title attr. Marked as ignored.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from title attr. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from title attr. |
| IA2 |
Name: "title" Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) |
| MSAA |
accName: "title" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: normal accHelp: "title" |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "title" CurrentHelpText: "title" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Not exposed. |
| API | Mappings |
|---|---|
| ARIA / Browser output |
Webkit: No matching ARIA role. Label from title attr.
Chromium: exposed as "GenericContainer". Name from Contents. Description exposed. Gecko: exposed as role: "text". Name from title attr. |
| IA2 |
Name: "My text" (chromium / "title" (gecko) Role: Section (chromium) / Text frame (gecko) Description: "title" |
| MSAA |
accName: "My text" accRole: MY-ELEMENT accState: focusable accDescription: "title" accHelp: "title" |
| UIA |
CurrentAriaRole: None CurrentControlType: UIA_Custom CurrentName: "My text" CurrentHelpText: "title" |
| ATK | ??? |
| AX | Role: AXGroup |


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