CanvasNode Class
TODO: Fix Resize issue on canvas
Constructor
CanvasNode
-
node
Parameters:
-
node
DOMElement(optional) the dom element
Item Index
Methods
- _get
- _getType
- _hide
- _ioComplete
- _monitor
- _parseType
- _show
- addClass
- addTarget
- after
- all
- ancestor
- ancestors
- append
- appendChild
- appendTo
- before
- blur
- bubble
- cloneNode
- compareTo
- contains
- create
- createCaption
- delegate
- destroy
- detach
- detachAll
- each deprecated
- empty
- fire
- focus
- generateID
- get
- getAttribute
- getAttrs
- getComputedStyle
- getContent deprecated
- getDOMNode
- getElementsByTagName
- getEvent
- getHTML
- getStyle
- getTargets
- getX
- getXY
- getY
- hasAttribute
- hasChildNodes
- hasClass
- hide
- inDoc
- inRegion
- insert
- insertBefore
- intersect
- invoke
- item deprecated
- load
- next
- on
- once
- onceAfter
- one
- parseType
- prepend
- previous
- publish
- purge
- query deprecated
- queryAll deprecated
- remove
- removeAttribute
- removeChild
- removeClass
- removeTarget
- replace
- replaceChild
- replaceClass
- reset
- scrollIntoView
- select
- set
- setAttribute
- setAttrs
- setContent deprecated
- setHTML
- setStyle
- setStyles
- setX
- setXY
- setY
- show
- siblings
- simulate
- size deprecated
- submit
- subscribe deprecated
- swap
- swapXY
- test
- toggleClass
- toggleView
- toString
- transition
- unsubscribe deprecated
- unsubscribeAll deprecated
- unwrap
- wrap
Properties
Methods
_get
-
attr
Helper method for get.
Parameters:
-
attr
StringThe attribute
Returns:
_getType
()
private
If the instance has a prefix attribute and the event type is not prefixed, the instance prefix is applied to the supplied type.
_hide
()
protected
chainable
The implementation for hiding nodes. Default is to toggle the style.display property.
_ioComplete
-
code
-
response
-
args
The default IO complete handler.
_monitor
-
what
-
type
-
o
This is the entry point for the event monitoring system. You can monitor 'attach', 'detach', 'fire', and 'publish'. When configured, these events generate an event. click -> clickattach, clickdetach, click_publish -- these can be subscribed to like other events to monitor the event system. Inividual published events can have monitoring turned on or off (publish can't be turned off before it it published) by setting the events 'monitor' config.
_parseType
()
private
Returns an array with the detach key (if provided), and the prefixed event name from _getType Y.on('detachcategory| menu:click', fn)
_show
()
protected
chainable
The implementation for showing nodes. Default is to toggle the style.display property.
addClass
-
className
Adds a class name to each node.
Parameters:
-
className
Stringthe class name to add to the node's class attribute
addTarget
-
o
Registers another EventTarget as a bubble target. Bubble order is determined by the order registered. Multiple targets can be specified.
Events can only bubble if emitFacade is true.
Included in the event-custom-complex submodule.
Parameters:
-
o
EventTargetthe target to add
after
-
type
-
fn
-
[context]
-
[arg*]
Subscribe to a custom event hosted by this object. The supplied callback will execute after any listeners add via the subscribe method, and after the default function, if configured for the event, has executed.
Parameters:
Returns:
all
-
selector
Retrieves a NodeList based on the given CSS selector.
Parameters:
-
selector
StringThe CSS selector to test against.
Returns:
ancestor
-
fn
-
testSelf
-
stopFn
Returns the nearest ancestor that passes the test applied by supplied boolean method.
Parameters:
-
fn
String | FunctionA selector string or boolean method for testing elements. If a function is used, it receives the current node being tested as the only argument.
-
testSelf
Booleanoptional Whether or not to include the element in the scan
-
stopFn
String | Functionoptional A selector string or boolean method to indicate when the search should stop. The search bails when the function returns true or the selector matches. If a function is used, it receives the current node being tested as the only argument.
Returns:
ancestors
-
fn
-
testSelf
Returns the ancestors that pass the test applied by supplied boolean method.
Parameters:
Returns:
append
-
content
Inserts the content as the lastChild of the node.
Parameters:
-
content
String | Node | HTMLElementThe content to insert Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content.
appendChild
-
node
Parameters:
-
node
String | HTMLElement | NodeNode to be appended Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content.
Returns:
appendTo
-
node
Appends the node to the given node.
Parameters:
-
node
Node | HTMLElementThe node to append to
before
()
Executes the callback before a DOM event, custom event or method. If the first argument is a function, it is assumed the target is a method. For DOM and custom events, this is an alias for Y.on.
For DOM and custom events: type, callback, context, 0-n arguments
For methods: callback, object (method host), methodName, context, 0-n arguments
Returns:
blur
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method.
bubble
-
evt
Propagate an event. Requires the event-custom-complex module.
Parameters:
-
evt
CustomEventthe custom event to propagate
Returns:
cloneNode
-
deep
Passes through to DOM method.
Parameters:
-
deep
BooleanWhether or not to perform a deep clone, which includes subtree and attributes
Returns:
compareTo
-
refNode
Compares nodes to determine if they match. Node instances can be compared to each other and/or HTMLElements.
Parameters:
-
refNode
HTMLElement | NodeThe reference node to compare to the node.
Returns:
contains
-
needle
Determines whether the node is an ancestor of another HTML element in the DOM hierarchy.
Parameters:
-
needle
Node | HTMLElementThe possible node or descendent
Returns:
create
-
html
-
doc
Creates a new Node using the provided markup string.
Parameters:
-
html
StringThe markup used to create the element. Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content. -
doc
HTMLDocumentAn optional document context
Returns:
createCaption
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method. Only valid on TABLE elements
delegate
-
type
-
fn
-
spec
-
context
-
args
Sets up a delegation listener for an event occurring inside the Node. The delegated event will be verified against a supplied selector or filtering function to test if the event references at least one node that should trigger the subscription callback.
Selector string filters will trigger the callback if the event originated from a node that matches it or is contained in a node that matches it. Function filters are called for each Node up the parent axis to the subscribing container node, and receive at each level the Node and the event object. The function should return true (or a truthy value) if that Node should trigger the subscription callback. Note, it is possible for filters to match multiple Nodes for a single event. In this case, the delegate callback will be executed for each matching Node.
For each matching Node, the callback will be executed with its 'this'
object set to the Node matched by the filter (unless a specific context was
provided during subscription), and the provided event's
currentTarget
will also be set to the matching Node. The
containing Node from which the subscription was originally made can be
referenced as e.container
.
Parameters:
-
type
Stringthe event type to delegate
-
fn
Functionthe callback function to execute. This function will be provided the event object for the delegated event.
-
spec
String | Functiona selector that must match the target of the event or a function to test target and its parents for a match
-
context
Objectoptional argument that specifies what 'this' refers to.
-
args
Any multiple0..n additional arguments to pass on to the callback function. These arguments will be added after the event object.
Returns:
destroy
-
recursivePurge
Nulls internal node references, removes any plugins and event listeners
Parameters:
-
recursivePurge
Boolean(optional) Whether or not to remove listeners from the node's subtree (default is false)
detach
-
type
-
fn
-
context
Detach one or more listeners the from the specified event
Parameters:
-
type
String | ObjectEither the handle to the subscriber or the type of event. If the type is not specified, it will attempt to remove the listener from all hosted events.
-
fn
FunctionThe subscribed function to unsubscribe, if not supplied, all subscribers will be removed.
-
context
ObjectThe custom object passed to subscribe. This is optional, but if supplied will be used to disambiguate multiple listeners that are the same (e.g., you subscribe many object using a function that lives on the prototype)
Returns:
detachAll
-
type
Removes all listeners from the specified event. If the event type is not specified, all listeners from all hosted custom events will be removed.
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe type, or name of the event
each
-
fn
-
context
Applies the given function to each Node in the NodeList.
empty
()
chainable
Removes and destroys all of the nodes within the node.
fire
-
type
-
arguments
Fire a custom event by name. The callback functions will be executed from the context specified when the event was created, and with the following parameters.
If the custom event object hasn't been created, then the event hasn't been published and it has no subscribers. For performance sake, we immediate exit in this case. This means the event won't bubble, so if the intention is that a bubble target be notified, the event must be published on this object first.
The first argument is the event type, and any additional arguments are passed to the listeners as parameters. If the first of these is an object literal, and the event is configured to emit an event facade, that object is mixed into the event facade and the facade is provided in place of the original object.
Parameters:
-
type
String | ObjectThe type of the event, or an object that contains a 'type' property.
-
arguments
Object*an arbitrary set of parameters to pass to the handler. If the first of these is an object literal and the event is configured to emit an event facade, the event facade will replace that parameter after the properties the object literal contains are copied to the event facade.
Returns:
focus
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method.
generateID
()
String
Applies a unique ID to the node if none exists
Returns:
get
-
attr
Returns an attribute value on the Node instance.
Unless pre-configured (via Node.ATTRS
), get hands
off to the underlying DOM node. Only valid
attributes/properties for the node will be queried.
Parameters:
-
attr
StringThe attribute
Returns:
getAttribute
-
name
Allows getting attributes on DOM nodes, normalizing in some cases. This passes through to the DOM node, allowing for custom attributes.
Parameters:
-
name
StringThe attribute name
Returns:
getAttrs
-
attrs
Returns an object containing the values for the requested attributes.
Parameters:
-
attrs
Arrayan array of attributes to get values
Returns:
getComputedStyle
-
attr
Returns the computed value for the given style property. Use camelCase (e.g. 'backgroundColor') for multi-word properties.
Parameters:
-
attr
StringThe style attribute to retrieve.
Returns:
getContent
()
String
deprecated
Returns the node's current content (e.g. innerHTML)
Returns:
getDOMNode
()
DOMNode
Returns the DOM node bound to the Node instance
Returns:
getElementsByTagName
-
tagName
Passes through to DOM method.
Parameters:
-
tagName
StringThe tagName to collect
Returns:
getEvent
-
type
-
prefixed
Returns the custom event of the provided type has been created, a falsy value otherwise
Parameters:
Returns:
getHTML
()
String
Returns the node's current html content (e.g. innerHTML)
Returns:
getStyle
-
attr
Returns the style's current value. Use camelCase (e.g. 'backgroundColor') for multi-word properties.
Parameters:
-
attr
StringThe style attribute to retrieve.
Returns:
getTargets
()
Returns an array of bubble targets for this object.
Returns:
getX
()
Int
Gets the current position of the node in page coordinates.
Returns:
getXY
()
Array
Gets the current position of the node in page coordinates.
Returns:
getY
()
Int
Gets the current position of the node in page coordinates.
Returns:
hasAttribute
-
attribute
Passes through to DOM method.
Parameters:
-
attribute
StringThe attribute to test for
Returns:
hasChildNodes
()
Boolean
Passes through to DOM method.
Returns:
hasClass
-
className
Determines whether each node has the given className.
Parameters:
-
className
Stringthe class name to search for
Returns:
hide
-
name
-
config
-
callback
Hides the node. If the "transition" module is loaded, hide optionally animates the hiding of the node using either the default transition effect ('fadeOut'), or the given named effect.
inDoc
-
doc
Determines whether the node is appended to the document.
Parameters:
-
doc
Node | HTMLElementoptional An optional document to check against. Defaults to current document.
Returns:
inRegion
-
node2
-
all
-
altRegion
Determines whether or not the node is within the giving region.
Parameters:
Returns:
insert
-
content
-
where
Inserts the content before the reference node.
Parameters:
-
content
String | Node | HTMLElement | NodeList | HTMLCollectionThe content to insert Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content. -
where
Int | Node | HTMLElement | StringThe position to insert at. Possible "where" arguments
- Y.Node
- The Node to insert before
- HTMLElement
- The element to insert before
- Int
- The index of the child element to insert before
- "replace"
- Replaces the existing HTML
- "before"
- Inserts before the existing HTML
- "before"
- Inserts content before the node
- "after"
- Inserts content after the node
insertBefore
-
newNode
-
refNode
Parameters:
-
newNode
String | HTMLElement | NodeNode to be appended
-
refNode
HTMLElement | NodeNode to be inserted before Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content.
Returns:
intersect
-
node2
-
altRegion
Compares the intersection of the node with another node or region
Parameters:
Returns:
invoke
-
method
-
a,
Invokes a method on the Node instance
Parameters:
-
method
StringThe name of the method to invoke
-
a,
Anyb, c, etc. Arguments to invoke the method with.
Returns:
item
-
index
Retrieves the Node instance at the given index.
Parameters:
-
index
NumberThe index of the target Node.
Returns:
load
-
url
-
selector
-
callback
Loads content from the given url and replaces the Node's existing content with the remote content.
next
-
fn
Returns the next matching sibling. Returns the nearest element node sibling if no method provided.
Parameters:
Returns:
on
-
type
-
fn
-
[context]
-
[arg*]
Subscribe a callback function to execute in response to a DOM event or custom event.
Most DOM events are associated with a preventable default behavior such as
link clicks navigating to a new page. Callbacks are passed a DOMEventFacade
object as their first argument (usually called e
) that can be used to
prevent this default behavior with e.preventDefault()
. See the
DOMEventFacade
API for all available properties and methods on the object.
If the event name passed as the first parameter is not a whitelisted DOM event,
it will be treated as a custom event subscriptions, allowing
node.fire('customEventName')
later in the code. Refer to the Event user guide
for the full DOM event whitelist.
By default, the this
object in the callback will refer to the subscribed
Node
.
Returning false
from a callback is supported as an alternative to calling
e.preventDefault(); e.stopPropagation();
. However, it is recommended to use
the event methods.
Parameters:
Returns:
Example:
Y.one("#my-form").on("submit", function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
// proceed with ajax form submission instead...
});
once
-
type
-
fn
-
[context]
-
[arg*]
Listen to a custom event hosted by this object one time.
This is the equivalent to on
except the
listener is immediatelly detached when it is executed.
Parameters:
Returns:
onceAfter
-
type
-
fn
-
[context]
-
[arg*]
Listen to a custom event hosted by this object one time.
This is the equivalent to after
except the
listener is immediatelly detached when it is executed.
Parameters:
Returns:
one
-
selector
Retrieves a Node instance of nodes based on the given CSS selector.
Parameters:
-
selector
StringThe CSS selector to test against.
Returns:
parseType
-
type
-
[pre=this._yuievt.config.prefix]
Takes the type parameter passed to 'on' and parses out the various pieces that could be included in the type. If the event type is passed without a prefix, it will be expanded to include the prefix one is supplied or the event target is configured with a default prefix.
Returns:
prepend
-
content
Inserts the content as the firstChild of the node.
Parameters:
-
content
String | Node | HTMLElementThe content to insert Use
Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content.
previous
-
fn
Returns the previous matching sibling. Returns the nearest element node sibling if no method provided.
Parameters:
Returns:
publish
-
type
-
opts
Creates a new custom event of the specified type. If a custom event by that name already exists, it will not be re-created. In either case the custom event is returned.
Parameters:
-
type
Stringthe type, or name of the event
-
opts
Objectoptional config params. Valid properties are:
- 'broadcast': whether or not the YUI instance and YUI global are notified when the event is fired (false)
- 'bubbles': whether or not this event bubbles (true) Events can only bubble if emitFacade is true.
- 'context': the default execution context for the listeners (this)
- 'defaultFn': the default function to execute when this event fires if preventDefault was not called
- 'emitFacade': whether or not this event emits a facade (false)
- 'prefix': the prefix for this targets events, e.g., 'menu' in 'menu:click'
- 'fireOnce': if an event is configured to fire once, new subscribers after the fire will be notified immediately.
- 'async': fireOnce event listeners will fire synchronously if the event has already fired unless async is true.
- 'preventable': whether or not preventDefault() has an effect (true)
- 'preventedFn': a function that is executed when preventDefault is called
- 'queuable': whether or not this event can be queued during bubbling (false)
- 'silent': if silent is true, debug messages are not provided for this event.
- 'stoppedFn': a function that is executed when stopPropagation is called
- 'monitored': specifies whether or not this event should send notifications about when the event has been attached, detached, or published.
- 'type': the event type (valid option if not provided as the first parameter to publish)
Returns:
purge
-
recurse
-
type
Removes event listeners from the node and (optionally) its subtree
query
-
selector
Retrieves a Node instance of nodes based on the given CSS selector.
Parameters:
-
selector
StringThe CSS selector to test against.
Returns:
queryAll
-
selector
Retrieves a nodeList based on the given CSS selector.
Parameters:
-
selector
StringThe CSS selector to test against.
Returns:
remove
-
destroy
Removes the node from its parent. Shortcut for myNode.get('parentNode').removeChild(myNode);
Parameters:
-
destroy
Booleanwhether or not to call destroy() on the node after removal.
removeAttribute
-
attribute
Passes through to DOM method.
Parameters:
-
attribute
StringThe attribute to be removed
removeChild
-
node
Passes through to DOM method.
Parameters:
-
node
HTMLElement | NodeNode to be removed
Returns:
removeClass
-
className
Removes a class name from each node.
Parameters:
-
className
Stringthe class name to remove from the node's class attribute
replace
-
newNode
Replace the node with the other node. This is a DOM update only and does not change the node bound to the Node instance. Shortcut for myNode.get('parentNode').replaceChild(newNode, myNode);
Parameters:
-
newNode
Node | HTMLNodeNode to be inserted
replaceChild
-
node
-
refNode
Parameters:
-
node
String | HTMLElement | NodeNode to be inserted
-
refNode
HTMLElement | NodeNode to be replaced
Returns:
replaceClass
-
oldClassName
-
newClassName
Replace a class with another class for each node. If no oldClassName is present, the newClassName is simply added.
reset
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method. Only valid on FORM elements
scrollIntoView
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method.
select
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method.
set
-
attr
-
val
Sets an attribute on the Node instance. Unless pre-configured (via Node.ATTRS), set hands off to the underlying DOM node. Only valid attributes/properties for the node will be set. To set custom attributes use setAttribute.
Parameters:
-
attr
StringThe attribute to be set.
-
val
AnyThe value to set the attribute to.
setAttribute
-
name
-
value
Allows setting attributes on DOM nodes, normalizing in some cases. This passes through to the DOM node, allowing for custom attributes.
setAttrs
-
attrMap
Sets multiple attributes.
Parameters:
-
attrMap
Objectan object of name/value pairs to set
setContent
-
content
Replaces the node's current content with the content.
Note that this passes to innerHTML and is not escaped.
Use Y.Escape.html()
to escape html content or set('text')
to add as text.
Parameters:
-
content
String | Node | HTMLElement | NodeList | HTMLCollectionThe content to insert
setHTML
-
content
Replaces the node's current html content with the content provided.
Note that this passes to innerHTML and is not escaped.
Use Y.Escape.html()
to escape HTML, or set('text')
to add as text.
Parameters:
-
content
String | HTML | Node | HTMLElement | NodeList | HTMLCollectionThe content to insert
setStyle
-
attr
-
val
Sets a style property of the node. Use camelCase (e.g. 'backgroundColor') for multi-word properties.
setStyles
-
hash
Sets multiple style properties on the node. Use camelCase (e.g. 'backgroundColor') for multi-word properties.
Parameters:
-
hash
ObjectAn object literal of property:value pairs.
setX
-
x
Set the position of the node in page coordinates, regardless of how the node is positioned.
Parameters:
-
x
IntX value for new position (coordinates are page-based)
setXY
-
xy
Set the position of the node in page coordinates, regardless of how the node is positioned.
Parameters:
-
xy
ArrayContains X & Y values for new position (coordinates are page-based)
setY
-
y
Set the position of the node in page coordinates, regardless of how the node is positioned.
Parameters:
-
y
IntY value for new position (coordinates are page-based)
show
-
name
-
config
-
callback
Makes the node visible. If the "transition" module is loaded, show optionally animates the showing of the node using either the default transition effect ('fadeIn'), or the given named effect.
siblings
-
fn
Returns all matching siblings. Returns all siblings if no method provided.
Parameters:
Returns:
simulate
-
type
-
options
Simulates an event on the node.
Parameters:
Returns:
size
()
Int
deprecated
Returns the current number of items in the Node.
Returns:
submit
()
chainable
Passes through to DOM method. Only valid on FORM elements
subscribe
()
deprecated
subscribe to an event
swap
-
otherNode
Swap DOM locations with the given node. This does not change which DOM node each Node instance refers to.
Parameters:
-
otherNode
NodeThe node to swap with
swapXY
-
otherNode
Swaps the XY position of this node with another node.
Parameters:
-
otherNode
Node | HTMLElementThe node to swap with.
test
-
selector
Test if the supplied node matches the supplied selector.
Parameters:
-
selector
StringThe CSS selector to test against.
Returns:
toggleClass
-
className
-
force
If the className exists on the node it is removed, if it doesn't exist it is added.
toggleView
-
[on]
-
[callback]
Displays or hides the node. If the "transition" module is loaded, toggleView optionally animates the toggling of the node using either the default transition effect ('fadeIn'), or the given named effect.
toString
()
String
The method called when outputting Node instances as strings
Returns:
transition
-
config
-
callback
Animate one or more css properties to a given value. Requires the "transition" module.
example usage: Y.one('#demo').transition({ duration: 1, // in seconds, default is 0.5 easing: 'ease-out', // default is 'ease' delay: '1', // delay start for 1 second, default is 0 height: '10px', width: '10px', opacity: { // per property value: 0, duration: 2, delay: 2, easing: 'ease-in' } });
unsubscribe
()
deprecated
detach a listener
unsubscribeAll
-
type
Removes all listeners from the specified event. If the event type is not specified, all listeners from all hosted custom events will be removed.
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe type, or name of the event
unwrap
()
chainable
Removes the node's parent node.
wrap
-
html
Wraps the given HTML around the node.
Parameters:
-
html
StringThe markup to wrap around the node.
Properties
_node
Unknown
private
The underlying DOM node bound to the Y.Node instance


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Main entry point into the Token service.
Bases: object
Interface description for a Token driver.
Create a token by id and data.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
{
expires=''
id=token_id,
user=user_ref,
tenant=tenant_ref,
metadata=metadata_ref
}
| Returns: | token_ref or None. |
|---|
Deletes a token by id.
| Parameters: | token_id (string) – identity of the token |
|---|---|
| Returns: | None. |
| Raises : | keystone.exception.TokenNotFound |
Get a token by id.
| Parameters: | token_id (string) – identity of the token |
|---|---|
| Returns: | token_ref |
| Raises : | keystone.exception.TokenNotFound |
Returns a list of current token_id’s for a user
| Parameters: | user_id (string) – identity of the user |
|---|---|
| Returns: | list of token_id’s |
Bases: keystone.common.manager.Manager
Default pivot point for the Token backend.
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Shiny application for the analysis of groundwater monitoring data, designed to work with simple time-series data for solute concentration and ground water elevation, but can also plot non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) thickness if required. Also provides the import of a site basemap in GIS shapefile format.
| Version: | 3.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Imports: | shiny, shinyjs, shinydashboard, shinycssloaders, sm, zoo, splancs, Kendall, deldir, geometry, Matrix, readxl, MASS, lattice, rhandsontable, sp, officer, sf, digest |
| Suggests: | DBI, RSQLite |
| Published: | 2018-06-19 |
| Author: | Wayne W Jones, Andrej Aderhold, Ludger Evers |
| Maintainer: | Andrej Aderhold <andrej.aderhold at protonmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | GWSDAT results |
| Reference manual: | GWSDAT.pdf |
| Package source: | GWSDAT_3.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GWSDAT_3.0.1.zip, r-release: GWSDAT_3.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: GWSDAT_3.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GWSDAT_3.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: GWSDAT_3.0.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | GWSDAT archive |
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Microsoft updates cloud contract terms amid EU GDPR probe
Firm claims changes come as a result or, er, 'customer feedback'
by Graeme BurtonMICROSOFT WILL AMEND the privacy policies on its commercial cloud computing contracts in the EU following the investigation by the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS).
That investigation was announced in April, with concerns raised in October that Microsoft's EU contracts were not compliant with GDPR in a preliminary opinion from the EDPS.
The company's changes to its ‘Online Services Terms' in the EU were announced by Microsoft's chief privacy officer Julie Brill, who claimed that it was a result of "additional feedback we've heard from our customers".
"Our updated OST will reflect contractual changes we have developed with one of our public sector customers, the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security (Dutch MoJ)," she said. "The changes we are making will provide more transparency for our customers over data processing in the Microsoft cloud.
"Microsoft is currently the only major cloud provider to offer such terms in the European Economic Area (EEA) and beyond."
The company is also updating its privacy policies on a global basis, across both public and private sectors.
"In anticipation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Microsoft designed most of its enterprise services as services where we are a data processor for our customers, taking the necessary steps to comply with the new data protection laws in Europe," added Brill.
"At a basic level, this means Microsoft collects and uses personal data from its enterprise services to provide the online services requested by our customers and for the purposes instructed by our customers. As a processor, Microsoft ensures the integrity and safety of customer data, but that data itself is owned, managed and controlled by the customer."
Through the update announced this week, Microsoft will be increasing its data protection responsibilities "for a subset of processing that Microsoft engages in when we provide enterprise services… we will clarify that Microsoft assumes the role of data controller when we process data for specified administrative and operational purposes" relating to the provision of cloud services, Brill continued.
EDPS announced its investigation into software contractual agreements in April this year. This focused purely on deals between Microsoft and EU institutions and Regulation 2018/1725, which came into force on 11 December 2018.
"EU institutions rely on Microsoft services and products to carry out their daily activities. This includes the processing of large amounts of personal data," claimed the EDPS in a statement announcing the investigation.
"Considering the nature, scope, context and purposes of this data processing, it is vitally important that appropriate contractual safeguards and risk-mitigating measures are in place to ensure compliance with the new Regulation.
"The EDPS investigation will therefore assess which Microsoft products and services are currently being used by the EU institutions, and whether the contractual arrangements concluded between Microsoft and the EU institutions are fully compliant with data protection rules."
Further reading
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Chapter 1 Prerequisites
1.1 Installing software
Please have these both installed (come early if you need help):
- R: Download from here
- MacOS users
- Click on the “Download R for (Mac) OS X” link at the top of the page
- Click on the
.pkg
file containing the latest version of R (currently 3.6.0) and save it to your computer. Double-click this file to run it and follow the installation instructions
- Windows users
- Click on the “Download R for Windows” link at the top of the page
- Click on the “base” link
- Click the “Download R 3.6.0 for Windows” and save the
.exe
file to your computer. Double click this file to run it and follow the installation instructions
- MacOS users
- RStudio: Download from here
- MacOS users
- Click on the latest Mac OS X version and save the
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file on your computer. Double-click the file to run it and follow the installation instructions
- Click on the latest Mac OS X version and save the
- Windows users
- Click on the latest Windows 7+ version and save the
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file on your computer. Double-click the file to run it and follow the installation instructions
- Click on the latest Windows 7+ version and save the
- MacOS users
You may also use R and RStudio in a web browser. This method requires you to login with either a Gmail or GitHub account.
1.2 Downloading sample data
This book works from the following files of fake clinical data, that can be downloaded from the following links:
1.3 RStudio environment
Welcome to RStudio! You should see 4 window panes:
- Source
- Your script! everything you do to your data should be typed here!! It saves what you are
doing in a file ending in
.R
- Console
- The place where the good stuff happens. When you run a command, you see the output here.
- Enviroment/History
- Environment: a list of everything in your “Workspace”
- History: a list of every command you have run
- Files/Plots/Packages/Help
- Files: a file browser (like Windows Explorer or Finder)
- Plots: your plots will show up here
- Packages: a list of all the packages you have installed with checkboxes indicating whether they are loaded
- Help: your help documentation with be shown here
1.4 Loading libraries / installing packages
For this tutorial, we are going to use the packages tidyverse, tableone, rms and car. Please install them if you haven’t done so already.
install.packages(c("tidyverse", "rms", "tableone", "car"))
- Look at the Packages Tab
- Click on the check box to the left of “ggplot2”
- Notice that a bunch of lines start running in Console window to show you that the package is loading
- Go to the History Tab (top right corner)
- Notice that you should
library(ggplot2)
has just run - Click on these lines to highlight them, then click on To Source at the top of the panel
- This moves the lines we just ran into our script so we can re-run this step tomorrow!
1.5 Cheat Sheets
There are several cheat sheets available online that provide a quick reference when working with functions in the tidyverse.


curlfrom your terminal! Here's an example to create a new author:
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After you have an author id, you can go ahead and post your message:
curl -i -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"message_id": 3, "author_id": 4, "message": "good morning 5"}' https://publicmessage.herokuapp.com/api/v0/message/
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STRFILE(1) UNIX System Manager's Manual STRFILE(1) NAME strfile - create a random access file for storing strings unstr - dump strings in pointer order SYNOPSIS strfile [-iorsx] [-c char] sourcefile [outputfile] unstr [-c char] datafile[.ext] [outputfile] DESCRIPTION strfile reads a file containing groups of lines separated by a line con‐ taining a single percent `%' sign (or other specified delimiter charac‐ ter) and creates a data file which contains a header structure and a ta‐ ble of file offsets for each group of lines. This allows random access of the strings. The output file, if not specified on the command line, is named source‐ file.dat. The purpose of unstr is to undo the work of strfile. It prints out the strings contained in the sourcefile, which is datafile.ext without its extension, or datafile if no extension is specified (in this case, the extension .dat is added to the name of the datafile) in the order that they are listed in the header file datafile. If no outputfile is speci‐ fied, it prints to standard output; otherwise it prints to the file spec‐ ified. unstr can also universally change the delimiter character in a strings file. It is possible to create sorted versions of input files by using strfile -o and then using unstr to dump them out in the table order. Options The options are as follows: -c char Change the delimiting character from the percent sign to char. This option is available for both strfile and unstr. -i Ignore case when ordering the strings. -o Order the strings in alphabetical order. The offset table will be sorted in the alphabetical order of the groups of lines refer‐ enced. Any initial non-alphanumeric characters are ignored. This option causes the STR_ORDERED bit in the header str_flags field to be set. (It also now really does sort! It didn't used to). -r Randomize access to the strings. Entries in the offset table will be randomly ordered. This option causes the STR_RANDOM bit in the header str_flags field to be set. (And really does randomize) -s Run silently; don't give a summary message when finished. -x Note that each alphabetic character in the groups of lines is rotated 13 positions in a simple caesar cypher. This option causes the STR_ROTATED bit in the header str_flags field to be set. Note that it does not rotate the strings--that operation must be performed separately. Header The format of the header is: #define VERSION 1 unsigned long str_version; /* version number */ unsigned long str_numstr; /* # of strings in the file */ unsigned long str_longlen; /* length of longest string */ unsigned long str_shortlen; /* shortest string length */ #define STR_RANDOM 0x1 /* randomized pointers */ #define STR_ORDERED 0x2 /* ordered pointers */ #define STR_ROTATED 0x4 /* rot-13'd text */ unsigned long str_flags; /* bit field for flags */ char str_delim; /* delimiting character */ All fields are written in network byte order. BUGS Fewer now, one hopes. However, fortunes (text strings) beginning with a blank line appear to be sorted between random letters. This includes ASCII art that contains no letters, and first lines that are solely non- alphanumeric, apparently. I've no idea why this should be. OTHER USES What can you do with this besides printing sarcastic and obscene messages to the screens of lusers at login or logout? There are some other possibilities. Source code for a sample program, randstr, is included with this distribution: randstr splits the differ‐ ence between unstr and fortune. It reads a single, specified file, and randomly selects a single text string. 1 Include strfile.h into a news reading/posting program, to generate random signatures. Tin(1) does something similar, in a much more complex manner. 2 Include it in a game. While strfile doesn't support 'fields' or 'records', there's no reason that the text strings can't be con‐ sistent: first line, a die roll; second line, a score; third and subsequent lines, a text message. 3 Use it to store your address book. Hell, some of the guys I know would be as well off using it to decide who to call on Friday nights (and for some, it wouldn't matter whether there were phone numbers in it or not). 4 Use it in 'lottery' situations. If you're an ISP, write a script to store login names and GECOS from /etc/passwd in strfile format, write another to send 'congratulations, you've won' to the lucky login selected. The prize might be a month's free service, or if you're AOL, a month free on a real service provider. SEE ALSO byteorder(3), fortune(6) HISTORY The strfile utility first appeared in 4.4BSD. This version was heavily modified, much of it in ways peculiar to Linux. Work has since been done to make the code more generic, and has so far been tested to work with SunOS 4.x. More platforms are expected to be supported as work contin‐ ues. 4th Berkeley Distribution June 9, 1993 [Apr. '97] STRFILE(1)


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The number of active witnesses this account votes the blockchain should appoint Must not exceed the actual number of witnesses voted for in votes
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This is the list of vote IDs this account votes for. The weight of these votes is determined by this account's balance of core asset.
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Download!Apparently I'm capable of creating a fully functional game in 48 hours but I can't get past Java's packaging system. Therefor you have to download an archive with the game .jar as well as res folder. Sorry *ashamed*.
GET IT NOW!All the source code is available on my github. You can download it, modify it, change the graphics, music, whatever you like as long as you leave me as the author and that this game was made for Ludum Dare. You can obviosuly add "modified by ..." :P
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Open positions
| Market | P & L | Open | Buy/Sell | Quantity | Current |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall Street CFD | 4.0 | 16190.8 | 16194.8 | 5 | 16194.8 |
| UK100 CFD | 1.0 | 5831.3 | 5832.3 | 100 | 5832.3 |
| Germany 30 CFD | 1.0 | 9231.5 | 9232.5 | 5 | 9232.5 |
| Gold (per 0.1) CFD | 0.4 | 1209.4 | 1209.8 | 10 | 1209.8 |
| EUR/USD (per 0.0001) CFD | 1.0 | 1.11891 | 1.11901 | 2 | 1.11901 |
| GBP/USD (per 0.0001) CFD | 1.5 | 1.44692 | 1.44707 | 2 | 1.44707 |
News headlines
- 14:33 US Stocks Snapshot - Wall St opens little changed as oil edges up
- 14:30 Swiss Basilea says profits still 2-3 years away
- 14:30 UPDATE 1 - Standard & Poor’s affirms BHP Billiton’s credit rating
- 14:30 Ex-divs to take 13.2 points off FTSE 100 on Mar.3
- 14:28 UK’s Avonmouth LNG storage site to stop operations on April 30
- 14:23 UPDATE 2 - Kenya’s inflation falls, may pave way for easing of rates
- 14:23 UPDATE 1 - Russia to cut high-grade diesel exports from Primorsk in March - traders
- 14:23 Belgian Q4 GDP confirmed at 0.3 pct qtr/qtr
- 14:23 Japan sells negative yield 10-year bonds
- 14:23 IEX changes proposal in exchange bid
Watch lists > Popular markets
| Market | Spread | Sell | Buy | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall Street CFD | 4.0 | 16190.8 | 16194.8 | 224.8 |
| UK100 CFD | 1.0 | 5831.3 | 5832.3 | 102.5 |
| Germany 30 CFD | 1.0 | 9231.5 | 9232.5 | 243.7 |
| Gold (per 0.1) CFD | 0.4 | 1209.4 | 1209.8 | -28.8 |
| EUR/USD (per 0.0001) CFD | 1.0 | 1.11891 | 1.11901 | -0.00470 |
| GBP/USD (per 0.0001) CFD | 1.5 | 1.44692 | 1.44707 | -0.00280 |
| Japan 225 CFD | 10 | 15894 | 15904 | 40 |
| UK 100 DFT | 1.0 | 5831.3 | 5832.3 | 102.5 |
| Wall Street DFT | 4.0 | 16190.8 | 16194.8 | 224.8 |
| Germany 30 DFT | 1.0 | 9231.5 | 9232.5 | 243.7 |
| EUR/USD DFT | 1.0 | 1.11891 | 1.11901 | -0.00470 |
| GBP/USD DFT | 1.5 | 1.44692 | 1.44707 | -0.00280 |
| Japan 225 DFT | 10 | 15894 | 15904 | 40 |
News story
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Related: STOCKS, EUROPEAN MARKETS, MARKETS, FINANCIALS
European shares extended the previous session's gains to set a one-month high on Tuesday, with London Stock Exchange leading the market higher after Intercontinental Exchange confirmed a possible counter bid for LSE.
Some investors also expected that downbeat data showing activity in China's manufacturing sector shrank more sharply than expected in February would prompt the authorities to announce further stimulus measures.
Shares in London Stock Exchange Group surged 7.5 percent, leading the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index, which rose 0.3 percent to its highest level in nearly one month after gaining 0.7 percent in the previous session.
However, Barclays fell 7.3 percent after the bank reported a 2 percent fall in full-year adjusted pre-tax profit and unveiled plans to simplify its UK and international operations. (Reporting by Atul Prakash; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta)


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Our next type of graph is used when we have a correspondence between two quantitative continuous data sets. In a scatterplot, we plot a point on the x-y coordinates which represents a pair of data values. Those points, then, can reveal patterns in how the data sets are related.
in-context


The LDM-6 system is backward-compatible with LDM-5. LDM-6 supports the full complement of LDM-5 protocol messages:
LDM-6 is not backward-compatible with LDM-4. The only LDM-4 message supported by LDM-6 is NULLPROC, which is used by the ldmping(1) utility of LDM-5.


General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:09 AM
WAIT
i will announce when addresses of a certain size could have the special transaction
WAIT
lion07-Jun-19 11:11 AM
So special transactions will be made up to the 15th if the address meets special conditions? It could be like tomorrow and 15 numbers - I understood everything correctly? If so, then great!
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:12 AM
i am right now working on sending out the special transactions for addresses with less than 7 KMD as test
please be patient, i can only go so fasts
lion07-Jun-19 11:13 AM
understandably! good luck to you - you can do it! I know! KOMODO best of the best!
puls4rr07-Jun-19 11:14 AM
Hi there is a link to download the blockchain for ocean wallet ?
lion07-Jun-19 11:15 AM
@puls4rr on the support page there is all the information on wallets
puls4rr07-Jun-19 11:16 AM
Thank you
lion07-Jun-19 11:17 AM
@puls4rr Right in this thread, see the attached message - there are all the instructions that are needed
plazma07-Jun-19 11:18 AM
wtf just happen....
is agama new version safe....
lion07-Jun-19 11:20 AM
@Deleted User and did VERUS perform a similar audit of the build package vulnerability?
plazma07-Jun-19 11:20 AM
then what about....agama 0.3.6
tafen07-Jun-19 11:22 AM
Guys, I lost all my savings in Komodo. Today I look at the wallet completely empty. What to do? I have saved Komodo since its inception ... It was all my savings.
p.07-Jun-19 11:23 AM
@Deleted User and thank you
tafen07-Jun-19 11:23 AM
I do not see there that could help me
p.07-Jun-19 11:23 AM
His first message was rude
Take some initiative
@Deleted User and you dont tell me what to do please
lion07-Jun-19 11:24 AM
@Deleted User About the old version of agama also talked about as protected
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:26 AM
first 70 special tx are sent to those with claims smaller than 7 KMD
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lion07-Jun-19 11:26 AM
I understand that the best now is cold storage! Who kept in cold wallets or even on the stock exchanges - stayed with him!)
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:26 AM
if you are one of these, please let me know you got funds and then send to your claim address
I want to make sure the basic process works before scaling it up to all the < 7777 addresses
istante07-Jun-19 11:28 AM
I have not installed verus agama. For the form i have inserted ledger nano andress. If and when the special tx come to me, i must enter in agama wallet. So my question is : can i enter with agama or i need verus agama?
tafen07-Jun-19 11:28 AM
jl777c, Please help me with my problem of losing a Komodo. From the very beginning, I believed in your project and transferred all my savings to Komodo. And now they are gone. I'm in a panic.
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:29 AM
file a claim form
did you read the instructions??
already the first people that filled out the claim form are starting the process to get their refunds
if you dont fill out the claim form, i cant process it
i help those who help themselves
tafen07-Jun-19 11:30 AM
Which wallet is better to use now? Or is it better to go to the exchange, such as Bitrix? Do I need to remove the old version of Agama?
miles07-Jun-19 11:30 AM
@tafen - the first thing to check for your address is if the funds were swept to the safe address - do that and breath - amazing amount of support and help on hand here to help, just stay calm and work through it
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:31 AM
did anybody get the small tx yet?
lion07-Jun-19 11:32 AM
@jl777c Sorry to be a stupid question: And how can you optionally wrap the phrase seeds in special cryptographic packages with cool encryption for example KECCAK? Does the structure of such wallets generally imply quick implementation and testing of such functions?
tafen07-Jun-19 11:33 AM
Sorry, I understand that you have probably all been tortured, these questions, I just need help with finding information where what is written. I just don’t speak English very well and it’s hard to find quickly.
istante07-Jun-19 11:34 AM
@jl777c for the eventual special tx, can i enter in my wallet with old agama version ?
tafen07-Jun-19 11:34 AM
Thank you so much, I'm already getting acquainted. I hope all I get right to do.
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Malti07-Jun-19 11:35 AM
@jl777c will this arrive in the compromised agama, or could we check in the verus agama?
i have more than 7 so can't check
alright, cheers
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zafar17707-Jun-19 11:39 AM
I transferred balance to agama versus, how do we claim interest? Has it been reset to zero? I was going to claim with the old agama wallet but thought it was better not to.
gcharang07-Jun-19 11:40 AM
Pinned a message.
Malti07-Jun-19 11:40 AM
interest will start to accumulate again in verus agama
zafar17707-Jun-19 11:40 AM
From zero?
Malti07-Jun-19 11:40 AM
your 'old' interest might be still on your previous address
interest needs to be claimed every month anyway
so at max you lost 1 month of interest
zafar17707-Jun-19 11:41 AM
I had 50 kmd to claim......
Malti07-Jun-19 11:41 AM
@zafar177 you can use the new agama verus to log in into your old address if I'm not mistaken
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:41 AM
i dont think it matters what wallet is used to make the claim tx
Malti07-Jun-19 11:42 AM
interest is sent to your address when you make a tx
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:42 AM
it is an already compromised seed anyway, but just better to use the verus agama
Malti07-Jun-19 11:42 AM
no?
yes, so @zafar177 just log in into your old wallet, interest should still be there
Keppie07-Jun-19 11:43 AM
@zafar177 Log in to your old address using Verus agama and you'll be able to claim those rewards
Malti07-Jun-19 11:43 AM
you can send it to your new address
zafar17707-Jun-19 11:43 AM
Thanks guys
Malti07-Jun-19 11:43 AM
happy your funds are safe
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:43 AM
anybody see the special claim tx?
zafar17707-Jun-19 11:43 AM
Yeah, was a bit worried.
Keppie07-Jun-19 11:43 AM
People with less than 7kmd in their wallet might not be reading..
miles07-Jun-19 11:46 AM
does the process ping a message to their Discord User ID?
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:46 AM
no, i just sent a txid to the compromised address
nobody?
who is online now and has less than 77 KMD ?
Kaed07-Jun-19 11:48 AM
Not me
:p
jl777c07-Jun-19 11:48 AM
ok, i will just send it out to all addresses. if there is a bug, will just use a second special address
Malti07-Jun-19 11:49 AM
@jl777c
Emmanuel can be guineapig
i'm also volunteering, but have more
Kaed07-Jun-19 11:50 AM
I'm installing verus agama rn i'll tell you if i get a tx to my compromised address/seed
Allen07-Jun-19 11:50 AM
I got 0.10272331 KMD in my old address but I sent 0.001 KMD to new one for claim. This would work?
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ribalinux07-Jun-19 11:55 AM
@jl777c I have resubmitted my claim application with a different address to receive funds that is more secure that the original one. Is the new address take precedence ? And thanks for the great work


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See also the interface documentation for details on how to use KNEM within your applications or MPI implementations.
KNEM configures, builds and installs as usual.
$ ./configure --prefix=/opt/knem $ make $ make install
If building from a GIT glone, you may need to install automake >=1.10 and autoconf >=2.61, and then prepare the script before configure:
$ ./autogen.sh
Everything is installed in the prefix directory (/opt/knem by default), including the kernel module and udev rules file. If you want modprobe and udev to properly handle KNEM, the relevant files should be installed in /lib/modules and /etc/udev/rules.d instead. To do so:
$ /path/to/knem/install/sbin/knem_local_install
Usually, make install will run only once per cluster and install in a shared directory, while knem_local_install will run once per machine since /lib/modules and /etc/udev/rules.d are not shared between machines.
If you ever want to uninstall KNEM, you may run:
$ rmmod knem $ /path/to/knem/install/sbin/knem_local_install --uninstall $ make uninstall
It is also possible to build KNEM as a RPM package which bundles the result of both make install and knem_local_install:
$ rpmbuild -tb knem-<version>.tar.gz
KNEM also supports DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support) which lets the system automatically rebuild and install modules for new kernels. See dkms.conf for details.
To start KNEM, assuming you ran knem_local_install, just run:
$ modprobe knem
By default, udev will set the /dev/knem device group to rdma. Thus any KNEM user should be added to this group first.
If you did not run knem_local_install, you may still load the kernel module and setup the device group manually:
$ insmod /path/to/knem/install/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/knem.ko $ chgrp rdma /dev/knem
If the rdma group does not exist on your machine, you may modify the udev rule to set the mode to 0666 and not to change the file group.
MPICH2 supports KNEM since version 1.1.1 (it is therefore also supported by MVAPICH2 1.5). To use it, you should add the following options to the configure line:
--with-nemesis-local-lmt=dma --with-knem=/path/to/knem/install/
It will use KNEM starting at 64kB messages, and offload copies to DMA engine after 2MB. To change the latter threshold, use the environment variable MPICH_NEM_LMT_DMA_THRESHOLD.
Open MPI supports KNEM since version 1.5.0. To use it, you should add the following option to the configure line:
--with-knem=/path/to/knem/install/
KNEM will be used at runtime after 4kB. You may change this threshold with --mca btl_sm_eager_limit 32768. You may also disable KNEM entirely at runtime with --mca btl_sm_use_knem 0. KNEM will not offload copies to DMA engine by default. You should use --mca btl_sm_knem_dma_min 1048576 to enable copy offload starting at 1MB.
To check that KNEM is properly used, see Getting Statistics. Make sure your users are members of the rdma group so that they are granted access to the /dev/knem device file.
If you want to port your MPI implementation to KNEM, see the interface documentation.
To check that KNEM is properly used, how it processed requests, why some of them failed, you may read statistics:
$ cat /dev/knem [...] Requests submitted : 10243 Requests processed (total) : 10236 processed (using DMA) : 0 processed (offloaded to thread) : 0 [...] Requests rejected (invalid flags) : 5 rejected (not enough memory) : 2 [...] Requests failed during memcpy from/to user : 1 failed during DMA copy : 0
These statistics may also be cleared by a privileged user:
# echo 1 > /dev/knem
If the knem module was loaded with parameter statsverbose=1 (appended to the insmod or modprobe command-line), reading from /dev/knem will also list the currently open memory regions for the current process (and even from all processes if the user is privileged).
# cat /dev/knem [...] Context 5d343d48 Region 5d344ad1 SingleUse Listed 1 regions Context 5d343d49 Listed 0 regions Listed 8 contexts
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README.qnx - Perl version 5 on QNXDESCRIPTION
As of perl5.7.2 all tests pass under:
QNX 4.24G Watcom 10.6 with Beta/970211.wcc.update.tar.F socket3r.lib Nov21 1996.
As of perl5.8.1 there is at least one test still failing.
Some tests may complain under known circumstances.
See below and hints/qnx.sh for more information.
Under QNX 6.2.0 there are still a few tests which fail. See below and hints/qnx.sh for more information.
Required Software for Compiling Perl on QNX4
As with many unix ports, this one depends on a few ``standard'' unix utilities which are not necessarily standard for QNX4.- /bin/sh
- This is used heavily by Configure and then by perl itself. QNX4's version is fine, but Configure will choke on the 16-bit version, so if you are running QNX 4.22, link /bin/sh to /bin32/ksh
- ar
- This is the standard unix library builder. We use wlib. With Watcom 10.6, when wlib is linked as ``ar'', it behaves like ar and all is fine. Under 9.5, a cover is required. One is included in ../qnx
- nm
- This is used (optionally) by configure to list the contents of libraries. I will generate a cover function on the fly in the UU directory.
- cpp
- Configure and perl need a way to invoke a C preprocessor. I have created a simple cover for cc which does the right thing. Without this, Configure will create its own wrapper which works, but it doesn't handle some of the command line arguments that perl will throw at it.
- make
- You really need GNU make to compile this. GNU make ships by default with QNX 4.23, but you can get it from quics for earlier versions.
Outstanding Issues with Perl on QNX4
There is no support for dynamically linked libraries in QNX4.If you wish to compile with the Socket extension, you need to have the TCP/IP toolkit, and you need to make sure that -lsocket locates the correct copy of socket3r.lib. Beware that the Watcom compiler ships with a stub version of socket3r.lib which has very little functionality. Also beware the order in which wlink searches directories for libraries. You may have /usr/lib/socket3r.lib pointing to the correct library, but wlink may pick up /usr/watcom/10.6/usr/lib/socket3r.lib instead. Make sure they both point to the correct library, that is, /usr/tcptk/current/usr/lib/socket3r.lib.
The following tests may report errors under QNX4:
ext/Cwd/Cwd.t will complain if `pwd` and cwd don't give the same results. cwd calls `fullpath -t`, so if you cd `fullpath -t` before running the test, it will pass.
lib/File/Find/taint.t will complain if '.' is in your PATH. The PATH test is triggered because cwd calls `fullpath -t`.
ext/IO/lib/IO/t/io_sock.t: Subtests 14 and 22 are skipped due to the fact that the functionality to read back the non-blocking status of a socket is not implemented in QNX's TCP/IP. This has been reported to QNX and it may work with later versions of TCP/IP.
t/io/tell.t: Subtest 27 is failing. We are still investigating.
QNX auxiliary files
The files in the ``qnx'' directory are:- qnx/ar
- A script that emulates the standard unix archive (aka library) utility. Under Watcom 10.6, ar is linked to wlib and provides the expected interface. With Watcom 9.5, a cover function is required. This one is fairly crude but has proved adequate for compiling perl.
- qnx/cpp
- A script that provides C preprocessing functionality. Configure can generate a similar cover, but it doesn't handle all the command-line options that perl throws at it. This might be reasonably placed in /usr/local/bin.
Outstanding issues with perl under QNX6
The following tests are still failing for Perl 5.8.1 under QNX 6.2.0:
op/sprintf.........................FAILED at test 91 lib/Benchmark......................FAILED at test 26
This is due to a bug in the C library's printf routine. printf(``'%e''', 0. ) produces '0.000000e+0', but ANSI requires '0.000000e+00'. QNX has acknowledged the bug.
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Schools Minister congratulates the fifth graduating cohort of middle leaders from the Teaching Leaders Fellows programme.
I am extremely pleased to be here this evening to congratulate the fifth graduating cohort of middle leaders from the Teaching Leaders Fellows programme.
My most important objective in government has been to work to close the shameful gap in performance between disadvantaged pupils and their peers and create a society in which all children can reach their full potential. It is people like you who are making this a reality. I want to thank you for your hard work, dedication and commitment to such an important cause.
Politicians are forever arguing about structures, but we know that it is the quality of teaching and leadership in a school that really matters. We know too that it matters most for disadvantaged pupils. As teaching leaders graduates, you will be part of the solution to some of the biggest challenges currently faced by the education system.
Four years ago in ‘ The Importance of Teaching white paper ’, we set out our ambition to move to a school-led education system with greater autonomy and freedom for schools. Where the teaching profession would be in the driving seat for school improvement and professional development. Where schools would work together to spread best practice, knowledge and experience to the benefit of all. Where more decisions would be made by the real experts - teachers and leaders - not politicians.
We don’t under-estimate the scale of this ambition. It challenges us all to think and act differently. It requires teachers and leaders to step forward and take more control. It requires politicians to step back and trust in the skills of the profession.
We are making great strides towards meeting this ambition. Over the past 4 years we have seen the growth of a network of teaching schools across the country. Many school leaders are stepping up to the challenge presented by the school-led system. They are:
But there is further to go. Not everyone is capitalising on the opportunities.
And the school-led system itself is developing at different rates in different parts of the country. One of the biggest risks is that the capacity for ‘self-improvement’ is often weakest in areas where it is most needed. One of our biggest challenges is therefore to make sure leadership and expertise reaches the parts of the system where it can make the biggest difference. I want to make sure that children in all areas of the country - and particularly those in disadvantaged areas - are able to reap the rewards of the school-led system.
That is why Teaching Leaders is so important. It is why every single participant in the Teaching Leaders programme is so important. The Teaching Leaders mission is to address educational disadvantage by growing a movement of outstanding middle leaders in schools in challenging contexts, including schools serving disadvantaged communities.
This matches up directly with the challenge I have identified. As graduates of the Teaching Leaders programme you have a key role to play in helping to make the school-led system work for all and not just some.
Excellent school leadership is essential to improving pupil outcomes: its impact is second only to the quality of teaching. Middle leaders have a key role to play in both leadership and teaching. They hold a unique position between the classroom and senior leadership. They play a direct role in improving teaching and learning, and supporting their teaching colleagues to develop and ensure consistency of standards.
Headteachers rely on strong leadership in their schools to help them develop and implement their vision for change. With the growth of the school-led system, and with more heads taking on system leadership roles, the role of middle leaders becomes ever more important as they support their headteachers. And of course, as well as supporting their headteachers to work across the school system, more and more middle leaders are doing fantastic work themselves in this arena.
Having outstanding middle leaders also helps to ensure a supply of future outstanding senior leaders and headteachers - and I know that more than half of you have been promoted while on the programme, with more than a quarter of you being promoted into senior leadership positions.
All of this and more is reflected in the inspiring work of Teaching Leaders, and goes to show why the work of Teaching Leaders in developing outstanding middle leaders, such as the cohort graduating here tonight, to address educational disadvantage, is so valuable.
As I’m sure you all know, pupils in London from all backgrounds achieve some of the highest results, with 85% of schools judged by Ofsted to be good or outstanding in how well their pupils achieved as of 31 March this year. We have also seen major improvements in the overall quality of schools in many other areas. Unfortunately though, this is not the case everywhere.
Like many of you in this room, I have long been concerned about the variability of the quality of education that children receive in different parts of the country. As we look at the picture for children in many areas, it is clear that there is much more to be done, and this is particularly true of the country’s most deprived areas, where pupils routinely underachieve. This is why I am so pleased that Teaching Leaders is spreading out to some of these areas where there are poorer outcomes for disadvantaged pupils, compounded by a lack of great leadership.
At this event last year , I announced an increase in government funding to Teaching Leaders of £9.9 million. And Teaching Leaders has made great use of this funding. They have now recruited the just over 400 more middle leaders in challenging schools across the country and are seeking 510 for the 2015 cohort. The majority of growth in the last 2 cohorts has been into disadvantaged rural and coastal areas.
I’m also delighted the programme is now expanding into primary schools. Teaching Leaders Primary will see primary middle leaders, already working in challenging schools and with the potential to become outstanding leaders, undertaking a rigorous training programme to develop their skills and help them get the most for pupils. A total of 160,000 children aged from 5 to 11 from disadvantaged backgrounds will benefit over the next 4 years. In its first year the programme is open to 1,200 primary teachers in London, Manchester and Birmingham, and also in specific areas of need - like Hull, Norfolk and Blackpool.
It is impressive how much Teaching Leaders has done to support the development of outstanding middle leaders across the country, something which is crucial to the success of a self-improving school-led system. The impact of Teaching Leaders like those of you here tonight is remarkable. GCSEs at grade A* to C in Teaching Leaders departments have increased by 4.2 percentage points this year, outstripping performance at a national level. These are fantastic results, and especially notable given the challenging circumstances Teaching Leader fellows all work in.
I’d like to share a couple of specific examples I have heard about this year’s cohort of Teaching Leaders. Russell Harris is an assistant senior leader for key stage 4 English at Westminster Academy in London.
Through his work with both students and teachers in the department - and of course their own hard work - 77% of students achieved A* to C in English. This is a significant increase upon the percentage of the cohort predicted to achieve this level by the school in 2013 and more than 15 percentage points above the national average. Free school meals pupils performed particularly well, with 81% achieving A* to C - nearly 20 percentage points above the national average.
Fiona Whitney is the curriculum leader for Humanities at Sarah Bonnell School in Newham in London. As a result of the initiatives she put into place throughout her time on the programme, 86% of pupils achieved A* to C grades at GCSE - 17 percentage points above the national average and 14 percentage points higher than the 2012 results. The percentage of A* and A grades was 8 points higher for those eligible for the pupil premium compared with their peers. The department also moved from ‘requires improvement’ to ‘outstanding’ across the 2 years and is now used as an example of good practice across the borough.

I wish all members of this graduation cohort well through the exciting times you have ahead of you. It’s up to you to continue the important work of Teaching Leaders. The 2 years of hard work and training you have done has set you all up to be outstanding middle leaders, giving you the opportunity to make a real difference to raising the quality of teaching and ensuring great outcomes for all pupils.
 You can share the knowledge and skills you have developed with colleagues in your own schools and from other schools. You could even become a specialist leader of education and have an impact on leadership capacity across the school system in a more formal way. You could work within and alongside teaching schools to recruit and train the next generation of outstanding teachers. By contributing even further to the school-led system, the impact you’ve had on your own pupils can spread further and faster, to the benefit of us all.
Published: 12 December 2014


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While Fuse is a great tool and source for learning Angular, it also requires at least an entry level of Angular knowledge so you can find your way within the source code.
Here you can find a list of core libraries, design specifications and coding standards that we use in Fuse:
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You can choose between two options:
The easiest one is to install it from the PyPI. Just run the following command and you’re done:
$ pip install modoboa
If you prefer to use the tarball, download the latest one and run the following procedure:
$ tar xzf modoboa-<version>.tar.gz
$ cd modoboa-<version>
$ python setup.py install
All dependencies will be installed regardless the way you chose. The only exception concerns the RRDtool binding because there isn’t any python package available, it is directly provided with the official tarball.
Fortunately, all major distributions include a ready-to-use package. On Debian/Ubuntu:
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$ pip install python-rrdtool
Thanks to django, Modoboa supports several databases. Depending on the one you will use, you must install the appropriate python package:
Then, create a user and a database that will be used by Modoboa. Make sure your database is using UTF8 as a default charset.
modoboa-admin.py, a command line tool, let you deploy a ready-to-use Modoboa site using only one instruction:
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Just answer the few questions and you’re done. You can now go to the First use section.
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Note
If you plan to serve Modoboa using a URL prefix, you must change the value of the LOGIN_URL parameter to LOGIN_URL = '/<prefix>/accounts/login/'.
Your installation should now have a default super administrator:
It is strongly recommended to change this password the first time you log into Modoboa.
To check if your installation works, just launch the embedded HTTP server:
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You should be able to access Modoboa at http://locahost:8000/.
For a production environnement, we recommend using a stable webserver like Apache2 or Nginx.


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When deploying Detective as a stand-alone JAR you’ll need to roughly do the following:
Once you’ve done the above you should be in pretty good shape to start running Detective.
To prepare your server, you should pick a few directories for deploying the pieces of Detective. Those locations (with our default suggestions) are:
DETECTIVE_HOME
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