Hi
I've just built an emontx and I'm having problems downloading a sketch to it. I keep getting the error message
"stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding"
I've checked that I'm getting an alternating output to digital pin 13 so the basic build seems ok I think. Any ideas what's wrong please??
Thanks
Chris
Re: Emontx download problem
Hi Chris, it sounds like your problem is that there is a failure in the software that you are using to upload the sketch to the AVR. I'm assuming that you are using the Arduino IDE for this purpose? stk500 is one of the programming protocols that AVRdude uses to communicate with the processor.
Are you using an Arduino board with a USB cable to upload the sketch? Have you successfully uploaded sketches to this board before? If you are seeing a pulsing of D13, that would indicate that your processor already has the Adruino bootloader installed.
Some things to try: You might use a different PC to upload the sketch, it might be possible that there is a driver or hardware problem with your computer. If you have access to different Arduino boards, or can swap a different AVR processor into your Arduino, this might shed some light on the issue.
If you are using a USB-to-FTDI cable, there may be some problem there.
I doubt that it's an issue with the OEM sketch. You can confirm this by attempting to upload some generic Arduino sketch ("Blink" or "Fade") as a test.
AVRdude is really a command-line program, it can run in a terminal window, maybe you can get some insight there. Here's a fairly good tutorial on using it: http://www.ladyada.net/learn/avr/avrdude.html
Here's the results from a Google Search of your error code. Comb though that and see if any of the solutions offered help.
Perhaps someone else here will recognize your error code and have more specific advice. If you find a fix, let us know what it is.
Re: Emontx download problem
Hi
Thanks for the advice.
The board is a new emontx v2.0 . As you say, the processor should already have the bootloader as supplied I think - I am seeing the pin13 cycling which gives me some hope I haven't got a major problem. I'm using a Nanode FTDI usb lead and the Arduino IDE.
This is my 1st upload attempt ( and 1st project build for a v long time!) No access to another arduino yet as I'm waiting on a few bits to finish a Nanode RF. I will try swaping out the processor though as you suggest.
I'd googled the error code but nothing obvious. I wondered whether there was anything specific to the emonTx though?
Also will take a look at the AVRdude tutorial.
Cheers
Chris
Re: Emontx download problem
Hello Chris, have you tried uploading to the emontx using the uno option? To do this goto Tools then Board and select Arduino Uno
Re: Emontx download problem
Hi Trystan
Yep I checked that the board is set to Arduino Uno before starting. I'm using Arduino IDE 23 on a Mac. Still not sure what the problem is.
Btw for anyone else building an emonTX a couple of points:-)
1 - You need to use IDE ver 23 as Trystans sketch provided still needs tweaking for ver 1.0
2 - If you use the nanode programming lead be sure to get the drivers from Ken Boaks website - not the FTDI drivers on the arduino site.
Cheers
Chris
Re: Emontx download problem
Hmm, im not sure then, do you have another atmega you can try? If we can work out whether it is the atmega or the emontx thats causing the issue that would probably be the first thing to isolate.
Trystan
Re: Emontx download problem
Hi Trystan
I managed to get it sorted. It looks like the capacitor C1 is faulty - probably my ham fisted attempt to get it to fit broke one of the leads inside the package.
I think this stopped the reset pin being dropped to 0v when the IDE sent the sketch. Anyway shorting out the capacitor briefly when uploading the sketch seemed to work. Just got a replacement capacitor so will change it later.
Thanks for trying to help - I'm sure I'll be back again with another problem shortly:-)
Chris


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NYC Taxi trips Analysis
About the data
The dataset used on this study consists in 4M of records which describe NYC Taxi trips during the years of 2009 to
2012.
Results
After some analysis the data has shown that:
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The average distance traveled by trips with a maximum of 2 passengers were, approx., 2.66m.
The same value were observed through years, as shown by the graph below:
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The 3 biggest vendors based on the total amount of money raised were Creative Mobile Technologies
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Regarding the trips paid in cash, in January the number of trips practically doubles, in relation
to the other months. Therefore, it is possible to observe an indication of
seasonality in the data, with an
increase of trips at the beginning of the year decrease at the end.
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The 28th of the last three months of 2012 is the day with the least number of trips, and on the 30th and 31st the
data does not inform any trip. Regarding the population, it is possible
to notice that in the last days of
the year the number of trips decreases, while between days 4 to 10 these increase. This fact can be linked to the
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The previous game example has been moved to the Micropay automatic transaction example page. This page builds upon that example to demonstrate gaming with Nyzo.
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The Russian Federal Security Service (FSF) has arrested a Russian citizen in the Crimean city of Sevastopol on suspicion of espionage in favour of the Ukrainian military intelligence, TASS news agency reported.
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| Kanata Renovations | 3 | 2 | 5 |
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| 13:12 | Kanata Renovations | 10 Aaron Carswell ( 2 Jonathan Lapp ) |
| 10:25 | Kanata Renovations | 4 Mark Smith ( 2 Jonathan Lapp, 8 Gary Stewart ) |
| 8:16 | Kanata Renovations | 5 Tim Stupich |
| 2:12 | Young Drivers | 10 Steve Chadwick ( 6 Nino Gatto, 9 Mike Hanner ) |
| Second Period | ||
| 14:19 | Young Drivers | 8 Dan MacNeil ( 15 Rick Seabrooke, 10 Steve Chadwick ) |
| 4:09 | Kanata Renovations | 4 Mark Smith ( 10 Aaron Carswell, 8 Gary Stewart ) |
| 2:35 | Kanata Renovations | 5 Tim Stupich ( 88 Darin Bailey, 9 Steve Williams ) |
| 2:03 | Young Drivers | 7 Chris Evelyn |
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| 7 | Chris Evelyn | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
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| 9 | Mike Hanner | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 6 | Nino Gatto | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| 15 | Rick Seabrooke (SPARE) | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| 11 | Daren MacGowan | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 4 | Darrell Smorhay | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | Jim Hay (G) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 13 | Mike Vandenberg | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 3 | Dave Shepherd (SPARE) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 5 | Brad Powe (SCRATCH) | ||||
| 92 | Doug Guy (SCRATCH) | ||||
| 93 | Jamie Duckett (SCRATCH) | ||||
| 12 | Jamie Stairs (SCRATCH) |
| Player | G | A | P | PIM | |
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| 5 | Tim Stupich | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| 10 | Aaron Carswell | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 |
| 2 | Jonathan Lapp | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| 8 | Gary Stewart (SPARE) | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| 9 | Steve Williams | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| 88 | Darin Bailey (SPARE) | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
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Grid model¶
Particular geometry organization, linked to a framework of spaced points, usually referenced by their indices (i,j,k) that point to the global coordinates (x,y,z).
Generally, an ijkGrid contains the grid of points itself and all the geometric entities (lines, surfaces, ...) attached to it. Dictionaries with those entities, identified by specific names, are created, in order to facilitate and accelerate their creation, search, grouping in sets, ...
Several grids can coexist in a FE problem.
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class
model.geometry.grid_model.
GridModel
(prep, xList, yList, zList)¶ Bases:
object
Particular geometry organization, linked to a framework of spaced points, usually referenced by their indices (i,j,k) that point to the global coordinates (x,y,z).
Generally, an ijkGrid contains the grid of points itself and all the geometric entities (lines, surfaces, ...) attached to it. Dictionaries with those entities, identified by specific names, are created, in order to facilitate and accelerate their creation, search, grouping in sets, ...
Several grids can coexist in a FE problem.
Variables: - prep – preprocessor
- dicLin – dictionary with all the lines linked to the grid. Each key is the name of a line, the value associated is the line itself.
- dicQuadSurf – dictionary with all the surfaces linked to the grid. Each key is the name of a surface, the value associated is the surface itself.
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genLinMultiRegion
(lstIJKRange, nameSet)¶ generate the lines limited by all the regions included in the list of ijkRanges passed as parameter. Each region defines a volume limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax). Return a set with the lines generated. Add those lines to the dictionary dicLin.
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genLinOneRegion
(ijkRange, nameSet)¶ generate the lines limited by a region defined by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax). Return a set with the lines generated. Add those lines to the dictionary dicLin.
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genSurfMultiRegion
(lstIJKRange, nameSet)¶ generate the surfaces limited by all the regions included in the list of ijkRanges passed as parameter. Each region defines a volume limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax). Return a set with the surfaces generated. Add those surfaces to the dictionary dicQuadSurf.
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genSurfOneRegion
(ijkRange, nameSet)¶ generate the surfaces limited by a region defined by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax). Return a set with the surfaces generated. Add those surfaces to the dictionary dicQuadSurf.
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generatePoints
()¶ Point generation.
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getLstLinRange
(ijkRange)¶ return a list of lines in a region limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getNameGridLine
(ind2Pnt)¶ Return the name of the line defined by the 2 vertices whose indices in the grid are passed as parameters.
Parameters: ind2Pnt – tuple of ordered points defined by their grid indices (i,j,k) return the line
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getNameQuadGridSurface
(ind4Pnt)¶ Return the name of the quadrangle surface defined by the 4 vertices whose indices in the grid are passed as parameters.
Parameters: ind4Pnt – tuple of ordered points defined by their grid indices (i,j,k) return the quadrangle surface
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getNmLinInRange
(ijkRange)¶ Return a list with the names of the surfaces limited by a volume defined by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getNmSurfInRange
(ijkRange)¶ Return a list with the names of the surfaces limited by a volume defined by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getSetLinMultiRegion
(lstIJKRange, nameSet)¶ return the set of lines and all the entities(points, elements, nodes, ...) associated with them in a all the regions included in the list of ijkRanges passed as parameter. Each region defines a volume limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getSetLinOneRegion
(ijkRange, nameSet)¶ return the set of lines and all the entities(points, elements, nodes, ...) associated with them in a region limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getSetPntRange
(ijkRange, setName)¶ return the set of points in a 3D grid-region limited by ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax)
Parameters: - ijkRange – range for the search
- setName – name of the new set of points
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getSetSurfMultiRegion
(lstIJKRange, nameSet)¶ return the set of surfaces and all the entities(lines, points, elements, nodes, ...) associated with them in a all the regions included in the list of ijkRanges passed as parameter. Each region defines a volume limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getSetSurfOneRegion
(ijkRange, nameSet)¶ return the set of surfaces and all the entities(lines, points, elements, nodes, ...) associated with them in a region limited by the coordinates that correspond to the indices in the grid ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax).
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getTagPntGrid
(indPnt)¶ Return the tag of the point at indPnt=(i,j,k) index of the grid.
Parameters: indPnt – grid indices that point to the global (X, Y, Z) coordinates
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gridLinName
(pt1, pt2)¶ Return the name of the line defined by 2 points
Parameters: pt1,pt2 – tags of the points (in right order) that define the line
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gridSurfName
(pt1, pt2, pt3, pt4)¶ Return the name of the quadrangle surface defined by 4 points.
Parameters: pt1,pt2,pt3,pt4 – tags of the points (in right order) that define the surface
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lastXIndex
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lastYIndex
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lastZIndex
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movePointsRange
(ijkRange, vDisp)¶ Move points in a 3D grid-region limited by ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax), to a new position by applying a 3D displacement.
Parameters: - ijkRange – range for the search
- vDisp – xc vector displacement
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newGridLine
(linName)¶ Generate the line defined by the 2 end-points whose tags are implicit in the name of the line.
Parameters: linName – name given to the grid line return the line
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newQuadGridSurface
(surfName)¶ Generate the quadrangle surface defined by the 4 vertex whose tags are implicit in the name of the surface.
Parameters: surfName – name given to the grid surface return the quadrangle surface
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slopePointsRange
(ijkRange, slopeX=0, xZeroSlope=0, slopeY=0, yZeroSlope=0)¶ Applies one or two slopes (in X and Y directions) to points in a 3D grid-region limited by ijkRange.ijkMin=(indXmin,indYmin,indZmin) and ijkRange.ijkMax=(indXmax,indYmax,indZmax). Only Z coordinate of points is modified.
Parameters: - ijkRange – range for the search.
- slopeX – slope in X direction, expressed as deltaZ/deltaX (defaults to 0 = no slope applied)
- xZeroSlope – coordinate X of the “rotation axis”.
- slopeY – slope in Y direction, expressed as deltaZ/deltaY) (defaults to 0 = no slope applied)
- yZeroSlope – coordinate Y of the “rotation axis”.
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class
model.geometry.grid_model.
IJKRange
(ijkMin, ijkMax)¶ Bases:
object
Range of indexes (i,j,k) in the 3D-grid that defines a region bounded by the coordinates associated with those indexes.
Variables: - ijkMin – tuple (or list) with minimum value of indexes (minIindex,minJindex,minKindex) that point to (xmin,ymin,zmin)
- ijkMax – tuple (or list) with maximum value of indexes (maxIindex,maxJindex,maxKindex) that point to (xmax,ymax,zmax)
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extractIncludedIJranges
(step=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the index K is a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of planes ‘parallel’ to global XY included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Variables: step – K step to select the XY planes (defaults to 1)
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extractIncludedIKranges
(step=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the index J is a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of planes ‘parallel’ to global XZ included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Parameters: step – J step to select the XZ planes (defaults to 1)
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extractIncludedIranges
(stepJ=1, stepK=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the indices J and K are a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of lines ‘parallel’ to global X axis included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Parameters: stepJ – step to select the lines in Y direction (defaults to 1) :param stepK step to select the lines in Z direction (defaults to 1)
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extractIncludedJKranges
(step=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the index I is a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of planes ‘parallel’ to global YZ included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Parameters: step – I step to select the XZ planes (defaults to 1)
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extractIncludedJranges
(stepI=1, stepK=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the indices I and K are a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of lines ‘parallel’ to global Y axis included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Parameters: stepI – step to select the lines in X direction (defaults to 1) :param stepK step to select the lines in Z direction (defaults to 1)
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extractIncludedKranges
(stepI=1, stepJ=1)¶ return a list with all the sub-ranges included in the IJKRange for which the indices I and J are a constant. Graphically it can be seen as the set of lines ‘parallel’ to global Z axis included in the region defined by the IJKRange
Parameters: stepI – step to select the lines in X direction (defaults to 1) :param stepJ step to select the lines in Y direction (defaults to 1)
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getIMax
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getIMin
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getIRange
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getJMax
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getJMin
()¶ return the value of the index J minimum in the range
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getJRange
()¶ return a list with the range of index between minJindex and maxJindex
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getKMax
()¶ return the value of the index K maximum in the range
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getKMin
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getKRange
()¶ return a list with the range of indexes between minKindex and maxKindex
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getRange
(index)¶ return a list with the range of indexes between minIindex and maxIindex


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This uses the directions service. It renders directions on the map and in a div for the entered location to one of the markers.
There is a console log that shows walking distance and time
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to be a good choice for hiking though, more for cities.


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Reformation Polarities
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Spring 2021
Created: 2020-12-14 Mon 23:26
Humanity / Divinity of Christ
- John 1 (NRSV) 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with
God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All
things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came
into being. What has come into being 4 in him was life, …
- Matthew 13:55 Is not this the carpenter's son? Is not his mother
called Mary? And are not his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and
Judas?
Spirit and Structure
- Romans 8:2 For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set
you free from the law of sin and of death.
- Clearly structure of some kind was important to the New Testament
church, Timothy relates the importortance of bishops, Luke/Acts
emphasizes the importance of 12 Apostles.
Reason and Revelation
- Romans 16:25 Now to God who is able to strengthen you according to my
gospel and the proclamation of Jesus Christ, according to the
revelation of the mystery that was kept secret for long ages
- Jesus himself was masterful in reasoning with religious leaders who
sought to argue against him.
Works and Grace
- 2 Timothy 1:9 who saved us and called us with a holy calling, not
according to our works but according to his own purpose and grace.
This grace was given to us in Christ Jesus before the ages began,
- James epistle seems to praise good works
Church and State
- Romans 13 Let every person be subject to the governing authorities;
for there is no authority except from God, and those authorities that
exist have been instituted by God.
- Jesus was executed because he didn't obey authorities.


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- F5 - Pause the system
- F6 - When paused step through instructions (useful when debug is enabled)
- F11 - Enable debugger, which will be output to stdout or the browser console
- F12 - Reset system and reload the program
- [ - Slow down the emulation
- ] - Speed up the emulation
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In the Custom Configurator Section tutorial, we walked through giving users the ability to configure a widget behavior or layout that's not configurable out of the box. And, in the Adding a Data Source tutorial, we walked through the basics of how to create a data source and register it for use by a widget.
While developing a dashboard, you might find that a statically configured data source isn't necessarily flexible enough for your end-users. In fact, they may want the ability to change the configuration of a data source to adjust its output in some way. In this tutorial, we'll add user configurability to a data source by creating a custom configurator component that allows the user to select which Harry Potter book and/or metric for which a data source will return a value.
Note: Off the shelf, the Nova Dashboards framework provides
DataSourceConfigurationComponent
which allows the user to select a data source class name from a drop down. In the tutorial, however,
we will create a custom configuration component that extends a newer version of the component called
DataSourceConfigurationV2Component
This new component has functionality similar to the original, but it adds the ability to present
friendly provider names for users to select from instead of just raw class names. Additionally, it
allows users to select from any pre-configured properties on the data source.
WidgetTypesService
ComponentRegistryService
DataSourceConfigurationV2Component
.
Since our properties are going to be editable by the user, we'll need to override the properties on
the form to be a form group instead of a single form control.
NuiDashboardConfiguratorModule
,
NuiFormFieldModule
, NuiTextboxModule
,
NuiValidationMessageModule
, and NuiSelectV2Module
nui-select-v2
and nui-combobox-v2
components,
it is possible that in case of large lists the component overlay may go beyond the configurator heading due to its high z-index. To fix this,
use the nui-select-v2
and nui-combobox-v2
components input popupViewportMargin
and pass the height of
the configurator heading into it. You can get the height of the configurator heading by simply injecting the
ConfiguratorHeadingService
and use its height$
observable and async pipe to instantly get the current height of the configurator heading.
updateConfiguration
method prescribed by the
IConfigurable
interface. This method will be called automatically anytime the user selects a new value for a
property.
ComponentRegistryService
to make it available for late load by the dashboard framework.
WidgetTypesService
to replace the existing configurator component with our custom one.


- Diavgeia gathers all .n3 decisions that have not been included in the last log. These documents are organized into a Merkle Tree.
- Diavgeia gets the root of the Merkle tree and signs it. Diavgeia commits the signed root of the Merkle Tree as proof of burn transaction to the Bitcoin Network.
- After the confirmation of the transaction, it publishes:
- The merkle tree (that is the order of the documents). This is crucial, because citizens should be able to verify that the root of the merkle tree is valid.
- The Bitcoin Address / transaction.
Then, citizens and government institutions can verify their acts and be sure that their decisions will remain immutable over time.
Diavgeia Redefined implements a Hierarchical Deterministic wallet and that means that for each proof of burn transaction, a new public address will be generated. Thus, Diavgeia should also publish once its Master Public Key in its website, as citizens should be able to track every single transaction that is made.


Input integers separated by a space. A row is separated by a newline. Operates only on integers. Matrices are always valid because empty values are replaced with the value, 0.


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robustX: 'eXtra' / 'eXperimental' Functionality for Robust Statistics
Robustness – 'eXperimental', 'eXtraneous', or 'eXtraordinary'
Functionality for Robust Statistics. In other words, methods which are not
yet well established, often related to methods in package 'robustbase'.
| Version: |
1.2-2 |
| Imports: |
grDevices, graphics, stats, utils, robustbase (≥ 0.92-3) |
| Suggests: |
MASS, lattice |
| Enhances: |
ICS |
| Published: |
2017-02-02 |
| Author: |
Werner Stahel, Martin Maechler and potentially others |
| Maintainer: |
Martin Maechler <maechler at stat.math.ethz.ch> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
ChangeLog |
| In views: |
Robust |
| CRAN checks: |
robustX results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
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Module bundler for JavaScript which compiles small pieces of code into something larger and more complex, such as a library or application.


7 references to GetDrive
System.Management.Automation (7)
engine\ScopedItemSearcher.cs (1)
477
drive = scope.
GetDrive
(name.DriveName);
engine\SessionStateDriveAPIs.cs (4)
449
result = processingScope.
GetDrive
(name);
543
result = scope.
GetDrive
(name);
572
result = scope.
GetDrive
(name);
1169
PSDriveInfo result = scope.
GetDrive
(drive.Name);
engine\SessionStateVariableAPIs.cs (2)
708
PSDriveInfo drive = lookupScope.
GetDrive
(variablePath.DriveName);
1719
PSDriveInfo drive = lookupScope.
GetDrive
(variablePath.DriveName);


In this test we explore what happens if the same LayerUI instance is shared between multiple JXLayer instances. We use the same setup of wrapped JXLayer components (mouse drawing, hide cursor and magnifying glass) as in the previous test.
But this time we create two sets of wrapped JXLayers. They share the same instances of the mouse drawing, hide cursor and magnifying glass LayerUIs.
The LayerUIs are such designed that the state information that they need to maintain is kept in a separate StateObject that, upon stall time, is stored as a client property in the JXLayer. So, in this test setup, each LayerUI maintains two StateObjects, one for each set of wrapped JXLayers.


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The assignment works with S. cerevisiae strain YJF153 (SRA: SRR4841864).
You may choose to obtain the statistics from the already processed data or
choose to download the data and perform the whole processing all over again.
Running the whole processing step takes around 30-40 minutes on an average.
Select at least one statistic to view from the following options.
Output
{{form.cleaned_data|linebreaksbr}}


This course is a study of the evolution of the major groups of organisms including the fundamental concepts of biology. The goal of this course is to introduce you to fundamental concepts that are common to all organisms and to explore the biological diversity of life on Earth. Biology 110 is intended for students who need a majors-level introductory biology course and is not the best option for students who are looking for a general education course in science.
Biology 110 is a four credit course. The course will utilize web-based tutorials and laboratory sessions. The goal of this course is to introduce you to fundamental concepts that are common to all organisms and to explore the biological diversity of life on Earth.
| 1 | Overview, Life and Natural Selection |
| 2 | Carbon and Life |
| 3 | Antiquity of Life |
| 4 | Prokaryotes I - Cellular and Genetic Organization |
| 5 | Prokaryotes II - Structure and Function |
| 6 | Prokaryotes III - Evolution and Early Metabolism |
| 7 | Subcellular Architecture of the Eukaryotic Cell |
| 8 | Protists I - Protists with Modified Mitochondria, Kingdoms Euglenozoa and Alveolata |
| 9 | Protists II - Kingdoms Stramenopila, Rhodophyta, Chlorophyta, and the Slime Molds |
| 10 | Mitosis |
| 11 | Heredity and Life Cycles |
| 12 | Fungi I - Evolution and Diversity, Phyla Chytridiomycota and Zygomycota |
| 13 | Fungi II - Phyla Ascomycota and Basidiomycota |
| 14 | Animals One - Phylogeny and Diversity; Animals without Body Cavities - Parazoa, Radiata, Acoelomates |
| 15 | Animals Two - Animals with Body Cavities: Pseudocoelomates and Protostome Coelomates |
| 16 | Animals Three - Animals with Body Cavities:Deuterostomes - Echinoderms and Chordates |
| 17 | Energy I - Thermodynamics |
| 18 | Energy II - Cellular Respiration (Glycolysis) |
| 19 | Energy III - Cellular Respiration (Krebs Cycle and Electron Transport Chain) |
| 20 | Energy IV - Photosynthesis (Light-dependent Reactions) |
| 21 | Energy V - Photosynthesis (Calvin Cycle) |
| 22 | Plants I - Evolution and Diversity |
| 23 | Plants II - Vascular Non-flowering Plants |
| 24 | Plants III - Vascular Flowering Plants |
| 25 | Mendel and Modern Genetics |
| 26 | Predicting Phenotypes and Genotypes |
| 27 | The Complex Expression Patterns of Multiple Alleles |
| 28 | Pedigree Analysis |
| 29 | Chromosome Behavior and Sex Chromosomes |
| 30 | Chromosome Behavior and Gene Linkage |
| 31 | DNA Replication |
| 32 | From Gene to Protein |
| 33 | Genes in Populations |
| 34 | Genetic Change in Populations |
| 35 | Genetics and Natural Selection |
Mastering Biology is an online homework system that will be used extensively during the course. Information about registering for Mastering Biology is posted on Canvas. Please note: You can purchase an e-book version of the textbook through the Mastering Biologywebsite (please see information about the optional textbook below).
Textbook - Reece, J et al. 2014. Campbell Biology. Tenth Edition. Pearson Benjamin Cummings, San Francisco, CA. The prior edition can also be used. The textbook is available in both electronic (etext) and hardcover formats. The textbook is not required but some students have found it to be a valuable supplement to the online tutorials to the course.
Late Nite Labs is an online laboratory software program. Information about registering for Late Nite Labs is posted on Canvas.
Lecture material counts for 730 points and lab material counts for 200 points for a total of 930 points. If you do not pass lab (your score is less than 60%), you will not pass the course, regardless of your grade in the lecture portion of the class. The grading scale (in points) is:
| Letter Grade | Points |
|---|---|
| A | 855-930 |
| A- | 837-854 |
| B+ | 800-836 |
| B | 772-799 |
| B- | 744-771 |
| C+ | 697-743 |
| C | 651-696 |
| D | 558-650 |
| F | < 558 |


25 April 2016
JavaScript Language
parentheses ()
- Used to group expressions. For example
(1+2)
.
- A function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task. When you define a function you name it and add parameters to the parentheses
function myFunction(parameter1,parameter2)
. To call a function you add parameter values to the parentheses and these are used to execute the function.
- They are used to surround conditional (if, else, do, while, for) statements.
brackets []
- These are used to define arrays, list of data. For example,
var array = ["words", 4, true];
- Used to access object properties using index numbers or iterators.
braces {}
- {} are used to create objects. {} within {} are objects within object.
-
Curly braces are also used to encapsulate pieces of code that needs to be executed as one.
single quotes ' '
Single quotes can be used to create a string - text values. However, when you create a string using single quotes and the text contains apostrophes you must add / before it. Otherwise it closes the quote up to the apostrophe.
double quotes " "
- Double quotes are used to create a string - text values. Unlike single quotes, apostrophe's do not need to be escaped. However, if you would like to include double quotes to a string then you must escape them using /.
- Double quotes can be used to define an object property when using literal or bracket notation.


Chapter 5 Programs:
The first four programs allow you to resize the object and the rotate and move the camera through buttons. Note that because the clipping volume is measured from the camera, it easy to clip out the entire object by moving the camera. You may also get odd views if you move the camera inside the object.
- hat: Display of sombrero function using both filled triangles and line loops
- hata: Display of the sombero function using line strips in two directions
- ortho: Interactive orthographic viewing of cube
- ortho1: Interactive orthographic viewing of cube
- ortho2: Interactive orthographic viewing of cube with slide bars
- perspective: Interactive perspective viewing of cube
- perspective1: Interactive perspective viewing of cube
- perspective2: Interactive perspective viewing of cube with slide bars
- shadow: projective shadow of a square onto y = 0 plane with moving light


R/partition.R
partition.Rd
Given the positions of corner cells that mark individual tables in a single
spreadsheet, partion()
works out which table cells belong to which corner
cells. The individual tables can then be worked on independently.
partition()
partitions along both dimensions (rows and columns) at once.
partition_dim()
partitions along one dimension at a time.
partition(cells, corners, align = "top_left", nest = TRUE, strict = TRUE) partition_dim(positions, cutpoints, bound = "upper")
| cells | Data frame or tbl, the cells to be partitioned, from
|
|---|---|
| corners | usually a subset of |
| align | Character, the position of the corner cells relative to their
tables, one of |
| nest | Logical, whether to nest the partitions in a list-column of data frames. |
| strict | Logical, whether to omit partitions that don't contain a corner cell. |
| positions | Integer vector, the positions of cells (either the row position or the column position), which are to be grouped between cutpoints. |
| cutpoints | Integer vector. The |
| bound | One of |
partition_dim()
returns an integer vector, numbering the groups of
cells. Group 0 represents the cells above the first cutpoint (when bound = "upper"
), or below the first cutpoint (when bound = "lower"
). The
other groups are numbered from 1, where group 1 is adjacent to group 0.
partition_dim()
returns an integer vector, numbering the groups of cells.
Group 0 represents the cells above the first cutpoint (when bound = "upper"
), or below the first cutpoint (when bound = "lower"
). The other
groups are numbered from 1, where group 1 is adjacent to group 0. Divide a
grid of cells into chunks along both dimensions
partition_dim
: Divide a grid of cells into chunks along one dimension
# The `purpose` dataset, represented in four summary tables multiples <- purpose$small_multiples rectify(multiples, character, numeric)#> # A tibble: 14 x 6 #> `row/col` `1(A)` `2(B)` `3(C)` `4(D)` `5(E)` #> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> #> 1 1 Postgraduate qualification NA NA Bachelor's degree NA #> 2 2 Sex Value NA Sex Value #> 3 3 Female NA NA Female NA #> 4 4 Male NA NA Male NA #> 5 5 NA NA NA NA NA #> 6 6 Diploma NA NA Certificate NA #> 7 7 Sex Value NA Sex Value #> 8 8 Female NA NA Female NA #> 9 9 Male NA NA Male NA #> 10 10 NA NA NA NA NA #> 11 11 No Qualification NA NA NA NA #> 12 12 Sex Value NA NA NA #> 13 13 Female NA NA NA NA #> 14 14 Male NA NA NA NA# The same thing in its raw 'melted' form that can be filtered multiples#> row col data_type character numeric #> 1 1 1 character Postgraduate qualification NA #> 2 1 2 blank <NA> NA #> 3 1 4 character Bachelor's degree NA #> 4 1 5 blank <NA> NA #> 5 2 1 character Sex NA #> 6 2 2 character Value NA #> 7 2 4 character Sex NA #> 8 2 5 character Value NA #> 9 3 1 character Female NA #> 10 3 2 numeric <NA> 171000 #> 11 3 4 character Female NA #> 12 3 5 numeric <NA> 275000 #> 13 4 1 character Male NA #> 14 4 2 numeric <NA> 159000 #> 15 4 4 character Male NA #> 16 4 5 numeric <NA> 200000 #> 17 6 1 character Diploma NA #> 18 6 2 blank <NA> NA #> 19 6 4 character Certificate NA #> 20 6 5 blank <NA> NA #> 21 7 1 character Sex NA #> 22 7 2 character Value NA #> 23 7 4 character Sex NA #> 24 7 5 character Value NA #> 25 8 1 character Female NA #> 26 8 2 numeric <NA> 210000 #> 27 8 4 character Female NA #> 28 8 5 numeric <NA> 732000 #> 29 9 1 character Male NA #> 30 9 2 numeric <NA> 173000 #> 31 9 4 character Male NA #> 32 9 5 numeric <NA> 807000 #> 33 11 1 character No Qualification NA #> 34 11 2 blank <NA> NA #> 35 12 1 character Sex NA #> 36 12 2 character Value NA #> 37 13 1 character Female NA #> 38 13 2 numeric <NA> 344000 #> 39 14 1 character Male NA #> 40 14 2 numeric <NA> 287000# First, find the cells that mark a corner of each table corners <- dplyr::filter(multiples, !is.na(character), !(character %in% c("Sex", "Value", "Female", "Male"))) # Then find out which cells fall into which partition partition(multiples, corners)#> # A tibble: 5 x 6 #> corner_row corner_col cells data_type character numeric #> <dbl> <dbl> <list> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 1 1 <tibble [8 × 5… character Postgraduate qualific… NA #> 2 1 4 <tibble [8 × 5… character Bachelor's degree NA #> 3 6 1 <tibble [8 × 5… character Diploma NA #> 4 6 4 <tibble [8 × 5… character Certificate NA #> 5 11 1 <tibble [8 × 5… character No Qualification NA# You can also use bottom-left corners (or top-right or bottom-right) bl_corners <- dplyr::filter(multiples, character == "Male") partition(multiples, bl_corners, align = "bottom_left")#> # A tibble: 5 x 6 #> corner_row corner_col cells data_type character numeric #> <dbl> <dbl> <list> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 4 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 2 4 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 3 9 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 4 9 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 5 14 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA# To complete the grid even when not all corners are supplied, use `strict` bl_corners <- bl_corners[-1, ] partition(multiples, bl_corners, align = "bottom_left")#> # A tibble: 4 x 6 #> corner_row corner_col cells data_type character numeric #> <dbl> <dbl> <list> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 4 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 2 9 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 3 9 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 4 14 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NApartition(multiples, bl_corners, align = "bottom_left", strict = FALSE)#> # A tibble: 4 x 6 #> corner_row corner_col cells data_type character numeric #> <dbl> <dbl> <list> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 4 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 2 9 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 3 9 4 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA #> 4 14 1 <tibble [8 × 5]> character Male NA# Given a set of cells in rows 1 to 10, partition them at the 3rd, 5th and 7th # rows. partition_dim(1:10, c(3, 5, 7))#> [1] NA NA 3 3 5 5 7 7 7 7# Given a set of cells in columns 1 to 10, partition them at the 3rd, 5th and # 7th column. This example is exactly the same as the previous one, to show # that the function works the same way on columns as rows. partition_dim(1:10, c(3, 5, 7))#> [1] NA NA 3 3 5 5 7 7 7 7# Given a set of cells in rows 1 to 10, partition them at the 3rd, 5th and # 7th rows, aligned to the bottom of the group. partition_dim(1:10, c(3, 5, 7), bound = "lower")#> [1] 3 3 3 5 5 7 7 NA NA NA# Non-integer row/column numbers and cutpoints can be used, even though they # make no sense in the context of partioning grids of cells. They are # rounded towards zero first. partition_dim(1:10 - .5, c(3, 5, 7))#> [1] NA NA NA 3 3 5 5 7 7 7#> [1] NA NA NA NA 4 4 6 6 8 8


0 - stateClasses Alone
Test
1 - stateClasses & toggleTarget as Tabs
-
-
-
Tab Name 1 Content
Tab Name 2 Content
Tab Name 3 Content
2 - stateClasses & toggleTarget as Accordion
Accordion Heading 1
Accordion Body 1 Content
Accordion Heading 2
Accordion Body 2 Content
Accordion Heading 3
Accordion Body 3 Content
3 - stateClasses & toggleTarget as Dropdown
4 - stateClasses & toggleTarget as Menu
5 - stateClasses & multiple toggleTargets
Multi Target 1
Multi Target 2
Multi Target 3
6 - stateClasses & toggleTarget target is also a toggle


This document describes each command line function built into the BaMORC
package.
CLIs vary widely. Before diving into the actual command, it is important to understand the general pattern of the CLI commands so that you can construct a complete and coherent command for utilizing BaMORC
functions.
The key features of any CLI is the structure of the command. A CLI consists of the following patterns:
You need to be able to construct a command with these components in order to perform the desired CLI call.
BaMORC
supports two type of CLI calls: innate R CMD BATCH
, which supports all OS platforms, and Linux CLI.
To use the “BaMORC CLI”, you need to find the CLI run-script. Open terminal and type the following code:
> R -e 'system.file("exec", "bamorc.R", package = "BaMORC")'
You will see the R script location printed out in the terminal as shown in following image.
The standard Linux CLI follows the Docopt
convention.
CLI syntex: bamorc.R <job> <arguments>
Following job can be used:
assigned
: calculate the reference correction value for assigned carbon-13 protein NMR spectra.unassigned
: calculate the reference correction value for unassigned carbon-13 protein NMR spectra.valid_ids
: print out all the valid BMRB entry IDs.Valid CLI commands are described below. We will explain the arguments in next session.
For assigned carbon-13 protein NMR spectra:
bamorc.R assigned (--table=<csv> | --bmrb=<bmrb> | --id=<id>) [--ppm_range=<range>] [--output=<output_filename>] [--delimiter=<delim>] [--report=<report_filename>]
For assigned carbon-13 protein NMR spectra:
bamorc.R unassigned (--table=<csv>) (--seq=<sequence>) [--ppm_range=<range>] [--output=<output_filename>] [--delimiter=<delim>] [--report=<report_filename>] [--ssc=<path>]
For printing out all valid IDs:
bamorc.R valid_ids
=
.The arguments are in --
or -
format, for example --ppm_range=<value>
and -h
.
The helper commands are: * bamorc.R -h | --help
: print out this CLI help information. * bamorc.R -v | --version
: print out package version.
Other arguments are divided into required or optional:
--table=<csv>
or --bmrb=<bmrb>
or --id=<id>
, just one of them.
--table=<csv>
: Input file path (can be shortened as -s=<csv>
)--bmrb
: file path of input BMRB file--id=<id>
: RefDB or BMRB ID. (can be shortened as -i=<id>
)--seq=<sequence>
: Sequence of protein of interest, if protein sequence file is not provided. (Can be shortened as -s=<sequence>
)--table=<csv>
and --seq=<sequence>
.
--table=<csv>
: Input file path (can be shortened as -s=<csv>
)--seq=<sequence>
: Sequence of protein of interest, if protein sequence file is not provided. (Can be shortened as -s=<sequence>
)Optional arguments:
--delimiter=<delim>
: Delimiter option can be ‘comma’, ‘tab’ and ‘whitespace’. (Can be shortened as -d=<delim>
)--ppm_range=<range>
: The ppm search range for reference correction value, default value is ‘-5,5’. (Can be shortened as -p=<range>
)--output=<output_file_path>
: File path of the output from BaMORC result in csv format. (Can be shortened as -o=<output_file_path>
)--ssc=<ssc_path>
: Spin system creater, default value is moseleybioinformaticslab/ssc
. (Can be shortened as -g=<ssc_path>
)--report=<report_file_path>
: Correction value report output file path. (Can be shortened as -r=<report_file_path>
)> ./path-of-r-script/bamorc.R assigned --id=4020 --ppm_range=(-1,1) --output=./output/output.csv --report=./output/report.txt
> ./path-of-r-script/bamorc.R assigned --table=./input.csv --ppm_range=(-1,1) --output=./output/output.csv --report=./output/report.txt
> ./path-of-r-script/bamorc.R unassigned --table=./input.csv --seq=GSIPCLLSPWSEWSDCSVTCGKGMRTRQRMLKSLAELGDCNEDLEQAEKCMLPECP --ppm_range=(-1,1) --output=./output/output.csv --report=./output/report.txt
The R language has its own CLI command pattern via the functionality of R CMD BATCH
. At the very beginning of R history, R CMD BATCH
was the function handle all the non-interactive calls through the shell.
The patters is simple: R CMD BATCH [arguments-to-pass] [path-of-script.R] $
Here arguments are in the -
format, for example -ppm_range=<value>
.


this library does not take a mobile-first approach. It also does not use a desktop-centric approach. But there is an opportunity to apply one or another approach in the library. Read the instructions carefully. The library combines both approaches.
Faster rendering speed
Since you don't need to apply styles and then overwrite them
Since you don't need to apply styles and then overwrite them
You don't have to think about which approach to use.
since the hybrid approach is backward compatible with any of the approaches
increases file size almost insignificantly
due to the use of both the minimum and maximum value
There is currently no documentation in other languages.Work in progress. If you would like to help us translate, you can send a pull request to the author.
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Results will follow this element when you append to $('#result').
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EAGLE @ Illumina
There are 3 EAGLE nests at Illumina:
- the release versions, which can be found in /illumina/development/EAGLE/EAGLE-<version>
- the snapshots, which can be found in /illumina/development/EAGLE/EAGLE-snapshot-<date>
- the development versions, which are on a git server
For the release versions and snapshots, you just need to update your PATH, and you may define a few variables for your convenience:
EAGLE_PATH=/illumina/development/EAGLE/EAGLE-1.5.0 EAGLE_SHARE=$EAGLE_PATH/share/EAGLE EAGLE_LIBEXEC=$EAGLE_PATH/libexec/EAGLE PATH=$EAGLE_PATH/bin:$PATH
For the development versions (you may need to setup your git environment as explained here):
# Fetch source code from server git clone ssh://ukch-git.illumina.com/software/EAGLE.git # Switch to development branch cd EAGLE git branch --track develop origin/develop git checkout develop cd .. # Build mkdir build cd build ../EAGLE/src/configure --prefix=<install location> make install # Set your environment EAGLE_PATH=<install location> EAGLE_SHARE=$EAGLE_PATH/share/EAGLE EAGLE_LIBEXEC=$EAGLE_PATH/libexec/EAGLE PATH=$EAGLE_PATH/bin:$PATH
Cluster
If you plan to run EAGLE distributed on Illumina's cluster, make sure you locate either qsub or psubmake (Illumina tool - One version of it is known to be in /illumina/development/LOx/resources/
) and add it to your path.
EAGLE on the Amazon Cloud
If you wish to run EAGLE on the Amazon Cloud, we have some RPM ready.
EAGLE at other locations
We can install on demand or provide an RPM or a tar.gz file.
Attachments:
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Building upon previously learned design fundamentals and information design concepts, this course aims to translate these skills into the interactive digital world through the use of ever-evolving web technologies.
All of these lectures, along with all other class materials, are available at the following URL:
http://www.dave-landry.com/classes/artg4552-2016/
Utilizing the skills learned in the first half of the semester, you will each be creating a visualization platform using a dataset of your choosing.
Programming textbooks quickly become dated, and the best solutions are found through collaboration and open dialogue.
I don't care which one you use.
...but I use Chrome because I think it's the best, and I'll make fun of you if you use Internet Explorer.
When a user types an address into a browser, their computer makes a request to another computer that is running software that can retrieve and send back (serve) files.
“Git (/ɡɪt/) is a distributed revision control system with an emphasis on speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows.”
www.github.com
Your repository list is on the bottom right. You can think of a repository as a shared project folder.
Click the big green button.
You've created your first repository.
In a few minutes, it will automagically be published to http://username.github.io/
YOUR TASK: Change the contents of the README.md file
YOUR TASK: Create an index.html file and view it in a browser
With your repository on your machine now, open the folder in your text editor. In there, you should see a list of the files in a panel on the left.
Click on index.html to open it, change the text inside of it, and save it. Now let's try to upload that file back to Github.com.
Uploading files to your repository is called "pushing", and a push can contain several groups of changes called "commits".
Commits have comments attached to them that tells the world what was changed in those files.
- Commit: "created a new logo"
- index.html
- logo.png
- Commit: "changed background color and title"
- styles.css
- index.html
The program only lists files with changes. Check off the files you'd like to commit, and write a commit message.
Click "commit to master", and then Sync!
So you've got updating files under your belt. But what if you want to view the changes in a browser BEFORE you push to the live site? These next few steps will get your computer set up as a local server to view these files.
The Terminal is just a different way of interacting with you computer. Just like the Finder, you can make folders, move files, and even launch applications.
Commands are issued to the terminal by writing the command and pressing the 'return' key. Only 1 command can be issued at a time.
No judgement here, but you'll need to download a program from the web: http://rubyinstaller.org
Click the big red "Download" button, then the first RubyInstallers link (which is "Ruby 2.3.1" at the time of me writing this).
Type the following command into Terminal and press return:
xcode-select --install
A popup should appear, click ok/agree to everything it says and a progress bar wlll start. This installs some basic programming packages that Apple does not include on computers by default.
When looking at your computer through Terminal, you are always issuing commands from a specific folder on your computer.
Whenever you open a new Terminal window, you start out in your Home directory (or "~/"). This is the folder on your hard drive named after your username (available in the "Go" menu of Finder).
In order to run a Github Pages server on your laptops, you need to install a package manager for all of the software needed. Complex servers require a lot of small applications running together, and package managers will handle all of the messy stuff. Think of it like an App Store for your server software.
Run this command in Terminal to install Bundler:
gem install bundler
If any of these Terminal commands gives you an error mentioning invalid Permissions, you can bypass that by prefixing the command with "sudo". For example, if the previous command failed because of permissions, you can say:
sudo gem install bundler
This will ask you for your computer password, and then force it's way through the install.
A Gemfile contains links to all of the package dependencies needed in order to run Github Pages locally.
In your text editor, create a new file in your project directory called "Gemfile" (capitalized, and no file extension!). Inside that file, add these 2 lines and save it:
source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem 'github-pages'
And finally, issue this command from your project folder to install the dependency from the Gemfile:
bundle install
Good, you've made it this far. I promise you'll never have to do all that stuff again!
Now, all you need to do any time you want to serve the site is type:
bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
You should be able to see your site at the following URL:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:4000/
Anytime you would like to stop the server from running (say, to commit some files to Git), you can cancel the proess by pressing control+c on your keyboard while in Terminal.


[§319-5] Rules. The director may adopt, amend, and repeal rules necessary or desirable to the implementation of this chapter, subject to the provisions of chapter 91. [L 1976, c 132, pt of §2]


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Psalm 65
For the chief musician. A psalm.
We will be satisfied with the goodness of your house,
your holy temple.
5 In righteousness you will answer us by doing amazing things,
God of our salvation;
you who are the confidence of all the ends of the earth
and of those who are far across the sea.
6 For it is you who made the mountains firm,
you who are belted with strength.
7 It is you who quiet the roaring of the seas,
the roaring of their waves,
and the commotion of the peoples.
8 Those who live in the uttermost parts of the earth are afraid of the evidence of your deeds;
you make the east and the west rejoice.
9 You come to help the earth; you water it;
you greatly enrich it;
the river of God is full of water;
you provide mankind grain when you have prepared the earth.
10 You water its furrows abundantly;
you settle down the furrows' ridges;
you make them soft with rain showers;
you bless the sprouts between them.
11 You crown the year with your goodness;
the tracks behind your chariot drop fatness down to the earth.
12 It drops onto the pastures in the wilderness,
and the hills are dressed with a belt of joy.
13 The pastures are clothed with flocks;
the valleys also are covered over with grain;
they shout for joy, and they sing.


A fishing harbour and resort town that "wakes up" at the weekend. Fifteen miles south of Sinop.
With the building of much-needed breakwaters, this former anchorage is now a useful, sheltered harbour.
Position 41° 47.8’N, 35° 12.15’E.
Yachts can anchor either side of the central quay, or berth stern-to at the north western quay.
Last updated September 2011.


nips nips2001 nips2001-58 nips2001-58-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Matthias Seeger
Abstract: We propose the framework of mutual information kernels for learning covariance kernels, as used in Support Vector machines and Gaussian process classifiers, from unlabeled task data using Bayesian techniques. We describe an implementation of this framework which uses variational Bayesian mixtures of factor analyzers in order to attack classification problems in high-dimensional spaces where labeled data is sparse, but unlabeled data is abundant. 1
[1] Avrim Blum and Tom Mitchell. Combining labeled and unlabeled data with CoTraining. In Proceedings of COLT, 1998.
[2] Z. Ghahramani and M. Beal. Variational inference for Bayesian mixtures of factor analysers. In Advances in NIPS 12. MIT Press, 1999.
[3] David Haussler. Convolution kernels on discrete structures. Technical Report UCSCCRL-99-10 , University of California, Santa Cruz, July 1999.
[4] Tommi S. Jaakkola and David Haussler. Exploiting generative models in discriminative classifiers. In Advances in N eural Information Processing Systems 11, 1998.
[5] Matthias Seeger. Covariance kernels from Bayesian generative models. Technical report , 2000. Available at http : //yyy . dai . ed. ac . ukr seeger /papers . html.
[6] Matthias Seeger. Learning with labeled and unlabeled data. Technical report, 2000. Available at http://yyy .dai. ed. ac. ukrseeger/papers .html.
[7] Martin Szummer and Tommi Jaakkola. Partially labeled classification with Markov random walks. In Advances in NIPS 14. MIT Press, 200l.
[8] Koji Tsuda, Motoaki Kawanabe, Gunnar Ratsch, Soeren Sonnenburg, and KlausRobert Muller. A new discriminative kernel from probabilistic models . In Advances in NIPS 14. MIT Press, 200l.
[9] Chris Watkins. Dynamic alignment kernels. Technical Report CSD-TR-98-11 , Royal Holloway, University of London, 1999.
[10] Christopher K.1. Williams and David Barber. Bayesian classification with Gaussian processes. IEEE Trans. PAMI, 20(12):1342- 1351, 1998.
[11] Peter Yianilos. Metric learning via normal mixtures. Technical report , NEC Research , Princeton, 1995. 17The a parameter in this work is related to MTS in this case.


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Dojo’s Switch
widget provides an on/off toggle that uses the native
<input type="checkbox">
as a base.
Switch
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with classes when properties such as disabled
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invalid
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Only one of onLabel
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current state. E.g. if checked with a label of “Sample Checkbox”, the full screen
reader-accessible label would read “Sample Checkbox On”.


Philadelphia Eagles Reportedly Plan To Sign Veteran RB Jay Ajayi
by Chris RosvoglouInjuries have plagued the Philadelphia Eagles on offense this year, and the hits keep coming as the team will now be without Darren Sproles for the rest of the season. In an effort to bolster their depth chart, the front office has signed Jay Ajayi.
Ajayi was an impact player for a few years when he was with the Miami Dolphins. He was then traded to the Eagles in 2017 and helped the franchise win its first Super Bowl.
The Eagles thought Ajayi would have a breakout season in 2018, but he unfortunately tore his ACL after just four games. Several teams decided to pass on the veteran tailback in free agency this year because there were concerns about his health.
Nonetheless, it appears Philadelphia’s coaching staff is confident enough to take another chance on Ajayi.
According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the Eagles intend to sign Ajayi to a one-year deal.
This will mark his second stint in the City of Brotherly Love.
Philadelphia is already without Darren Sproles and Jordan Howard, so signing a veteran player that knows the system well makes a bunch of sense.
Miles Sanders will most likely shoulder the workload this weekend, but Ajayi could see a few snaps out of the backfield.
The Eagles have a tough matchup this Sunday as they host the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl LII.


UN passes resolution that gives Russia 'tighter control of the internet'
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by INQUIRER staffA UNITED NATIONS (UN) COMMITTEE this week passed a Russian-led resolution on a global cybercrime treaty, despite reservations that it could be used to justify shutting down civil society in repressive countries.
The resolution was sponsored by China, North Korea, Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Syria, among others, and will up an "Open Ended Working Group" to examine cybercrime. It was passed by 88 votes to 58, and 34 members of the committee were absent for the vote.
A final vote to adopt the resolution in the UN General Assembly will be held next month. If approved, a committee will meet in August next year to draft terms of reference to direct the writing of a treaty.
Russia claims that the new treaty will be more "inclusive" and respectful of countries' sovereignty. Critics say the move is intended to justify Russian-style central government control of internet communications.
Russia recently ordered telecoms companies to re-architect the internet within its borders to make it easier to surveil the population and, if necessary, cut the country's internet system off from the rest of the world.
The proposed treaty has been framed to serve as an alternative to the US-led Budapest Convention, which was ratified in 2001 and intended to promote international cooperation to curb cybercrime. The Convention, however, was not endorsed by Russia and China at the time.
In recent months, the Russian-led resolution has faced criticism from human rights groups who argue that it will only expand the Russian model of tight state control of the internet.
US and European governments believe the measure will do nothing to help tackle cybercrime anyway - much of it comes from Russia - and instead will help authoritarian governments justify tightening control of the internet within their borders.
Rather than tackling cybercrime, the UN-endorsed treaty would give governments the green light to block critical websites. It will also encourage governments to use technologies to monitor dissidents under the guise of "tackling cybercrime".
Earlier this month, Russian enacted its long-planned "sovereign internet" law, which empowers the government to create a standalone internet infrastructure that could be used to cut the country's internet off from the rest of the world, while continuing to function internally. The law also pushes ISPs to install software to enable the government to filter internet traffic.
In an open letter to the UN General Assembly, 36 civil rights groups argued that the Russian-led draft resolution is "fundamentally flawed and would restrict the use of the internet for human rights, and social and economic development".
It would also lend weight to government efforts to criminalise common online activities, such as using encrypted chat applications.
"We are not convinced that there is a need for a new international convention on cyber crime," they argued. "When misused, cyber crime laws can create a chilling effect and hinder people's ability to use the internet to exercise their rights online and offline.
"As various UN Special Procedures have raised in communications with governments, cybercrime laws can result in arbitrary arrests, detention, and even death."
Further reading
Microsoft: Russian 'Fancy Bear' hackers are targeting the 2020 Olympics
- 29 Oct 2019
Russian eagles run up massive roaming charges on a jolly to Iran
- 28 Oct 2019
Tax records of 20 million Russians exposed online
- 01 Oct 2019
Russia investigates Apple over Kaspersky kids app block
- 09 Aug 2019


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?001Build an srt file from a text and a video or audio file Antonio Cigna 2021
?id_td_txt0 Trascrizione
?id_td_vid0 Video o Audio
Play the file and as you listen follow the words in the transcription text below.
At the end of a sentence click on the last word, this will break the line and insert the current time of the video.

If you want to correct the end time of a word,
go back a few seconds sliding the cursor of the control line,
replay from this point,
at the right moment, click on the same word again.
If a line has been broken at a wrong point, you can join again the two pieces of this line by double clicking on the last word of the first one.
At the end, if you want you can check your work by clicking on the "play the new subtitles" button,
(this will play the file from the beginning showing the just made subtitiles).
incompatiblethe transcription of the video or audio file is missing (no file read, nothing pasted or written)
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?101A speech in a row can be split:?121Insert the character |?122to interrupt a line and put the remaining text in a new line?131The speech in two adjacent rows can be joined:?132Append the character|?133to the end of the first line, the second row will be removed and its speech text appended to the first?141For each row of the table below:?142Press the Play button and listen carefully?143Press the same button again immediately after the last word of the text has been said ?144(the stop time will be put into the to column of the current row and into the from column of the next one)?151 You can listen to a line with Start and Stop time already set, just moving the mouse over the from or to columns?152When all rows have been played press the download button


EXPIRY(1) User Commands EXPIRY(1) NAME expiry - check and enforce password expiration policy SYNOPSIS expiry option DESCRIPTION The expiry command checks (-c) the current password expiration and forces (-f) changes when required. It is callable as a normal user command. OPTIONS The options which apply to the expiry command are: -c, --check Check the password expiration of the current user. -f, --force Force a password change if the current user has an expired password. -h, --help Display help message and exit. FILES /etc/passwd User account information. /etc/shadow Secure user account information. SEE ALSO passwd(5), shadow(5). shadow-utils <IP_ADDRESS> 05/25/2012 EXPIRY(1)


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description: Sitespeed.io 1.8.3 release focus on some small bug fixes for TTFB.
author: Peter Hedenskog
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The 1.8.3 release contains some bug fixes that makes the time to first byte (TTFB) and frontend/backend time cleaner:
- TTFB - today there is no way to get the TTFB from PhantomJS, it is fetched by a extra request using curl. Some sites vary much in TTFB between requests, meaning TTFB can be much higher the next request, even higher than the load time the first request. If this happens it is now highlighted in pages summary and page details, so you can investigate it further.
- Median value front/backend time - show median front/back end time instead of percentile on summary page.
- Cleanup - when the TTFB is larger than page load time, don't add it to summary statistics.
- Cleanup - for some sites (very rarely) the total weight was fetched wrong by YSlow, fixed last release for all pages except summary & summary details.
And there is one new small feature: You can now supply a test name that will be showed on all test result pages (using the parameter n). See an example here.
See the changelog for changes done in the past.


@* * Copyright 2020 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import controllers.propertyLinking.RequestSubmittedVM @import config.ApplicationConfig @(model: RequestSubmittedVM)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, config: ApplicationConfig) @clientParameter = @{ (model.clientDetails) match { case Some(client) => { s"?organisationId=${client.organisationId}&organisationName=${client.organisationName}" } case _ => "" } } @main_template( title = Messages("linkingRequestSubmitted.title"), topBackLink = false, bottomBackLink = false, topNavigation = true, showLogout = true ) {
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Captain Vishotsky:
Hmm? Do you wish to enter Kamaloka? Know that by doing so, you will be risking your life!
Enter Kamaloka, Hall of the Abyss (level 63).
Enter Kamaloka, Hall of the Abyss (level 66).
Enter Kamaloka, Labyrinth of the Abyss (level 69).


This page demonstrates CGI functionality. When you click on the POST button, HTTP POST request is sent to the server, CGI function is invoked. As a result any text written (80 characters max.) in the input field is stored in memory. After that, response in sent back to the client, containing information for page refreshing.
Similarly, when you click on the GET button, HTTP GET request is sent to the server and then processed in CGI. As a result content of following text field is replaced by text stored previously by POST request.


Michelle Visage tears up on Strictly: It Takes Two as she defends voguing
Michelle Visage let out her inner fierce as she appeared on Strictly: It Takes Two with dance partner Giovanni Pernice to discuss her elimination.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race star couldn’t help but return to her usual straight forward comments as she defended her last dance – which was to Madonna’s Vogue – on Strictly Come Dancing.
Speaking to host Rylan Clark-Neal, she explained: ‘It was a love letter to my LGBTQIA+ community, which is why I did it.
‘I wanted to shed light on a community that doesn’t get enough attention. Especially this dance, in particular, that is a street dance.
‘There’s a lot of controversy online saying it’s not dancing it’s posing and walking and arm-ography. No. Just because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it’s not a dance.’
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Tell ’em, Michelle.
The Drag Race judge couldn’t help but tear up at the thought of no longer competing, and we feel for her.
It’s a good thing Michelle wore glasses bigger than her entire face.
She also had the time of day to teach the haters about vogueing.
‘This was not about a dance,’ she continued. ‘This was about a statement, it was about “love is greater than hate”. This is so much more than just a dance and it’s such a beautiful dance.
‘It just meant so much to be able to do this on a platform like Strictly to shine a light on people who never get the attention they deserve and do it with sass and do it with class and do it with a fierceness.
‘But don’t judge it before you know it.’
Meanwhile, fans were just as devastated about the elimination as Michelle, complimenting her for speaking out for the LGBTQ+ community.
One fan tweeted: ‘Michelle making the LGBTQ+ community proud. This is how you uplift people selflessly.
‘To see yourself represented on mainstream TV means so much for so many and she made sure our voices were heard.’
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‘V emotional watching @michellevisage on #ittakestwo,’ another fan tweeted. ‘Real Queens lift others up, they aren’t afraid to be a voice for those who’ve been silenced or who aren’t in the mainstream.
‘They take risks and put others before themselves. If I can approach life like her then I’m doing ok’, along with a rainbow emoji.
Strictly Come Dancing continues on Saturday at 7pm on BBC One.
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importance: 5
Create a page that shows a message “I’m JavaScript!”.
Do it in a sandbox, or on your hard drive, doesn’t matter, just ensure that it works.
[demo src=“solution”]


The Lua plugin for GCC extends the GNU Compiler Collection with the ability to run Lua scripts. The plugin provides an interface to register callback functions for plugin events, and inspect the abstract syntax tree of a translation unit. The plugin is useful for static C code analysis. The Lua plugin for GCC supports GCC 4.5 to 6 and Lua 5.1 or 5.2 or 5.3 or LuaJIT.
I would like to thank David Malcolm, author of the GCC Python plugin, whose code and documentation was of invaluable aid in comprehending the GCC internal API.


17+ Look Alike Logo PNG. Each of us has up to 6 look alikes around the world.
 Each of us has up to 6 look alikes around the world. So what if your new logo, or a logo you designed for someone, actually does look like another logo already in existence?
Thrasher magazine ( look alike logo ).
Which i have made for a buyer. Thrasher magazine ( look alike logo ). In this tutorial i show you how to make a look alike logo to the left 4 dead logo. 430 x 160 jpeg 4 кб.


\item[label] Text for this item
The \item command starts a new item in a List Environment. The optional argument label generates the item label; if not given a default label is used.
A blank line preceding an \item command has no effect.
In order to use brackets as part of the label (for example, in the Description Environment) they must be enclosed in braces:
\item[{[}item 1{]}] This is the first item
The \item command is fragile.
See:
Go to:


API Request Header Parser Docs
1) You get a JSON response with the IP address, the language and the operating system for your browser.
Example
https://brusbilis.com/freecodecamp/5-api/allApis/parser/v1/whoami
Output:
{
"IP Address": X-X-X-X,
"Language": "X-X",
"Operative System": "X"
}


Methods
createStateUpdater(updateAction, params) → {StateUpdaterOnActions}
Create an instance of state updater that uses an action function, which
doesn't require to be executed in any context (e.g. a method of an
object, or a function which use `this` pointer) and requires the passed
parameters.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
updateAction |
Action | The function which update the shared state require by the actions which will be executed by the returned instance. The function MUST return a promise. |
params |
* | The parameters to pass to the updateAction
each time that it will be executed. |
- Source:
Returns:
- The instance which will call the
updateAction
with the passed parameters when required.
createStateUpdaterCtx(updateAction, ctx, params) → {StateUpdaterOnActions}
Create an instance of state updater that uses an action function, which
requires to be executed in any context (e.g. a method of an object, or a
function which use
this
pointer) and requires the passed
parameters.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
updateAction |
Action | The function which update the shared state require by the actions which will be executed by the returned instance. The function MUST return a promise. |
ctx |
* | The context to use for calling the action (i.e.
this pointer). |
params |
* | The parameters to pass to the updateAction
each time that will be executed. |
- Source:
Returns:
- The instance which will call the
updateAction
with the passed parameters when required.
Type Definitions
(async) Action()
Action is a function which returns a promise; in order to notify that the
state must be updated, it MUST return a resolved promise which the value
returned by the
updateState
method of the StateUpdaterOnActions
instance which is used to call the action.
- Source:


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This is a list of my current (and former) photography gear.
Hardware
- Canon 5D Mark II
- Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens
- Canon ET-65B Lens Hood
- B & W 77mm UV Haze Multi Coated (2C) Glass Filter #010
- B & W 77mm Multi Coated Circular Polarizer
- Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM Lens
- Canon EF 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye Lens
- Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L IS Macro USM Lens
- Canon Speedlite 580EX II Flash
- Opteka Remote Control Cord
- Canon UV-1 58mm Haze Filter
- Lensbaby Composer Lens + Macro Kit
- SanDisk 4GB/15MB Ultra II CF Card
- SanDisk 4GB/15MB Ultra II CF Card
- SanDisk 8GB/15MB Ultra II CF Card
- Manfrotto 190XPROB Tripod
- Manfrotto 486RC2 Ball Tripod Head
- Joby GP3 Gorillapod
- Kingston USB 2.0 19-in-1 Media Reader
- Giottos 7.5" RocketAir Blaster
- IPhone 4G (It takes pictures too!)
- Lowepro Computrekker
Software
- Adobe Lightroom 5
- Adobe Photoshop CS5
- HDRsoft Photomatix Pro 3.2
Wishlist
- Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Lens
- Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Lens
Retired Gear
- Canon PowerShot A85
- Canon Digital Rebel XTi
- Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 USM Lens
- Canon EW-60C Lens Hood
- Canon NB-2LH Battery (Spare)