When a document is larger than the view window, the user must have some means of navigation around it. The most common implementation of this is scrolling. In most situations, scrolling will be automatic when you use a view. However, you can modify the view's scrolling behavior.
HINT_VIEW_REMOVE_SCROLLERS_WHEN_NOT_SCROLLABLE, HINT_VIEW_SHOW_SCROLLERS_WHEN_NOT_SCROLLABLE
You can determine when scrollbars will be visible on your GVDA_SCROLLABLE view in several ways. One is to set the GVDA_DONT_DISPLAY_SCROLLBAR attribute, either dynamically or in your .goc file, to force a scrollbar not to be displayed. Another is to allow the user to use the GenViewControl to turn the scrollbars on or off.
A third is to allow the GenView to update itself dynamically, by using the hints
HINT_VIEW_REMOVE_SCROLLERS_WHEN_NOT_SCROLLABLE
and
HINT_VIEW_SHOW_SCROLLERS_WHEN_NOT_SCROLLABLE
.
The first causes the view to remove the scroller objects when scrolling is not needed (i.e. when the entire content or document fits inside the view's window). The second causes the view to show scrollers in all cases, as long as the view is GVDA_SCROLLABLE and GVDA_DONT_DISPLAY_SCROLLBAR is not set.
Views, by default, are not scrollable. To make your view scrollable, set the GVDA_SCROLLABLE attribute in both the
GVI_horizAttrs
and
GVI_vertAttrs
records. It is easiest to do this in your Goc code, as follows:
GVI_horizAttrs = @default | GVDA_SCROLLABLE; GVI_vertAttrs = @default | GVDA_SCROLLABLE;
You can also set these attributes during execution by sending the message
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SET_DIMENSION_ATTRS
to the view. See Dimensional Attributes
.
There are three basic ways scrolling can be initiated: First, the user can click on a special scroller object. Second, the user can initiate "drag scrolling" by clicking within the view and dragging outside the window's bounds. Third, the view's content object can request a scrolling action. Only the first of these three is activated by default.
When a scrollable view is first created, scroller objects are also instantiated. This is automatic and for the most part transparent to the geode. The scroller objects may be customized or placed in a certain spot in the generic tree: to learn how to do this, see Customizing the Scrollers .
Scrollers are generic by nature so they can conform to the specific UI in use; in OSF/Motif, for example, scrollers are manifested as scrollbars that position themselves at the right and bottom sides of the view. However, other specific UIs might implement dials, sliders, or some other gadgets for scrolling.
In normal scrolling, the user provides input to a scroller (for example, clicking on the up-arrow of a vertical scrollbar in OSF/Motif). The scroller then sends a message to the view indicating that a scroll should take place. The view calculates the new portion of the document and sends a
MSG_META_EXPOSED
to its content to indicate that the document must be redrawn. The content then draws its document to the view's window handle, and the view takes care of clipping the document and translating it to the screen.
To take advantage of the normal scrolling features, therefore, you only have to make the view scrollable and respond to
MSG_META_EXPOSED
.
MSG_GEN_VIEW_INITIATE_DRAG_SCROLL, MSG_GEN_VIEW_SET_DRAG_BOUNDS, HINT_VIEW_IMMEDIATE_DRAG_UPDATES, HINT_VIEW_DELAYED_DRAG_UPDATES
In many cases, applications will want to supplement normal scrolling with drag scrolling, in which a user clicks within the view and drags beyond its edge, causing the view to scroll in that direction. Also, some applications may wish to implement scrolling without the use of scrollers--drag scrolling provides a good way of doing this.
Two hints affect how drag scrolling is implemented.
HINT_VIEW_IMMEDIATE_DRAG_UPDATES
causes the view to be updated constantly during drags.
HINT_VIEW_DELAYED_DRAG_UPDATES
causes the view to be updated only at the end of drags. The default behavior is to update periodically during the drag in order to provide visual feedback to the user and to avoid excessive overhead in drawing repeatedly.
To implement drag scrolling, your view must be scrollable. It also must have the GVA_DRAG_SCROLLING attribute of the
GVI_attrs
record set. You can do this in Goc as follows:
GVI_horizAttrs = @default | GVDA_SCROLLABLE; GVI_vertAttrs = @default | GVDA_SCROLLABLE; GVI_attrs = @default | GVA_DRAG_SCROLLING;
You can also set the drag scrolling attribute by sending the view the message
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SET_ATTRS
(see The GVI_attrs Attribute
).
Normally, drag scrolling works only for the select button (in OSF/Motif, the left mouse button).
MSG_GEN_VIEW_INITIATE_DRAG_SCROLL
allows you to change this. For example, if you received a
MSG_META_START_MOVE_COPY
(indicating that the user used the direct-action button), you might want to initiate drag scrolling if your application does not support quick-transfer.
Additionally, if you wanted drag scrolling to work only in a portion of your document (for example, if you wanted the user to be able to move an object on the screen but only move it so far), you could set the temporary drag bounds directly after initiating the drag scrolling. This is done by sending the view a
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SET_DRAG_BOUNDS
.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_INITIATE_DRAG_SCROLL();
This message instructs the view to begin drag scrolling until the pressed mouse button is let go by the user. When drag scrolling is enabled, the select button initiates it; this message allows initiation by any mouse button.
Source: Unrestricted--called by an application on a
MSG_META_START_
... mouse event.
Destination: The GenView in which the mouse button was clicked.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SET_DRAG_BOUNDS(@stack sdword bottom, /* bottom scrolling bound */ sdword right, /* right scrolling bound */ sdword top, /* top scrolling bound */ sdword left); /* left scrolling bound */
This message sets a temporary rectangle in which drag scrolling can operate if the user should not drag scroll across the entire document.
Source: Unrestricted--called by an application on the initiation of drag scrolling.
Destination: The GenView in which the drag scrolling is underway.
Parameters:
bottom
,
right
,
top
,
left
The bounds (in document coordinates) of the rectangle limiting scrolling. These temporary bounds will be used only during the current drag scroll. The restriction will then be lifted.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
Many applications may find a need to scroll the view without user input or to modify the scrolling behavior of the view. For example, if your application has a trigger or menu item that brings a certain portion of the document onto the screen, you will need to instruct the view to scroll to that point, or perhaps your application must scroll by different increments depending on the situation.
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_...
All typical messages sent by scrollers to the view are also available for sending by applications and other geodes. These messages are listed below. Note: With the exception of
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL
, these messages work only when the view is visibly initialized. This means that a view that is not on the screen will ignore these messages.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL(@stack sdword yOffset, /* amount to scroll vertically */ sdword xOffset); /* amount to scroll horizontally */
This message causes the view to scroll a given amount in both the X and Y directions.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object.
Parameters:
yOffset
The signed vertical amount to scroll.
xOffset
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Generally not intercepted. If you want to alter scrolling behavior, see Tracking the Scrolling .
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_TOP();
Causes the view to scroll to the top of the document.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_PAGE_UP();
Causes the view to scroll up one window height.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_UP();
Causes the view to scroll up one increment.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_SET_Y_ORIGIN( sdword yOrigin);
Causes the view to scroll to a given vertical point and sets the Y component of the origin to the passed value. It keeps the X component of the origin fixed.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_DOWN();
Causes the view to scroll down one increment.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_PAGE_DOWN();
Causes the view to scroll down one window height.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_BOTTOM();
Causes the view to scroll to the bottom of the document.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_LEFT_EDGE();
Causes the view to scroll to the document's left edge.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_PAGE_LEFT();
Causes the view to scroll left one window width.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_LEFT();
Causes the view to scroll left one increment.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_SET_X_ORIGIN( sdword xOrigin);
Causes the view to scroll to a given horizontal point and sets the X component of the origin to the passed value. It keeps the Y component of the origin fixed.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_RIGHT();
Causes the view to scroll right one increment.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_PAGE_RIGHT();
Causes the view to scroll right one window width.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SCROLL_RIGHT_EDGE();
Causes the view to scroll to the document's right edge.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object--views not visible will ignore these messages.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
MSG_GEN_VIEW_MAKE_RECT_VISIBLE
You can easily make any portion of your document visible with the passage of a single message. For example, if you were displaying a map of the United States and the user clicked on a menu item to show the area around Cincinnati, you could easily determine the coordinates of Cincinnati and instruct the view to scroll there.
To make a certain rectangle of the document visible in the view, pass the message
MSG_GEN_VIEW_MAKE_RECT_VISIBLE
to the view. You can include a percentage to indicate how far through the rectangle the view should scroll--zero percent causing the rectangle to appear just at the near edge of the view and 100 percent causing the rectangle to appear just at the far edge. Fifty percent causes the object to be centered in the view window.
Normally, this message will not cause any scrolling if the rectangle is already on the screen. However, you can indicate that this message should always cause scrolling (useful if you want to center a rectangle that is already partially on the screen).
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_MAKE_RECT_VISIBLE(@stack word yFlags, /* MakeRectVisibleFlags for y dimension */ word yMargin, /* percentage to scroll onto screen in y */ word xFlags, /* MakeRectVisibleFlags for x dimension */ word xMargin, /* percentage to scroll onto screen in x */ sdword bottom, /* bottom bound of the target rectangle */ sdword right, /* right bound of the target rectangle */ sdword top, /* top bound of the target rectangle */ sdword left); /* left bound of the target rectangle */
This message causes the view to scroll until a given portion of a passed rectangle is visible in the display window. If the rectangle is already partially visible, the view will not scroll unless instructed to do so by the flags arguments. If the view is not visibly initialized, this message will have no effect.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object.
Parameters:
yFlags
A record of flags indicating when and how scrolling occurs. See below.
yMargin
yMargin
of 50% centers the rectangle vertically; a
yMargin
of 100% puts the rectangle at the far edge of the screen from where it started. The percentages available are shown below.
xFlags
xMargin
xMargin
of 50% centers the rectangle horizontally; an
xMargin
of 100% puts the rectangle at the far edge of the screen from where it started. The percentages available are shown below.
bottom
,
right
,
top
,
left
Return: Nothing.
Structures: The
yFlags
and
xFlags
parameters are of type
MakeRectVisibleFlags
; this type has the following values:
The percentages passed in
yMargin
and
xMargin
have a special format. You can use a predefined constant, or you can pass custom percentage. To use your own percentage, multiply the decimal representing the desired percentage (e.g. ".50" represents 50 percent) by the hexadecimal number 0xffff; or, instead of doing that math, you can use one of the following system-provided constants:
MRVM_0_PERCENT MRVM_25_PERCENT MRVM_50_PERCENT MRVM_75_PERCENT MRVM_100_PERCENT
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SUSPEND_UPDATE, MSG_GEN_VIEW_UNSUSPEND_UPDATE
If you cause the view to go through several scrolling operations in rapid order, you may want to suspend the view from sending a
MSG_META_EXPOSED
after each--it is much better to wait until all the updates have been made before the redrawing occurs.
To suspend a view's updates temporarily, send it the message
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SUSPEND_UPDATE
. After you have finished sending the scrolling messages, unsuspend the view's updates by sending
MSG_GEN_VIEW_UNSUSPEND_UPDATE
.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SUSPEND_UPDATE();
This message causes the view to suspend sending
MSG_META_EXPOSED
until it receives
MSG_GEN_VIEW_UNSUSPEND_UPDATE
. Suspend-unsuspend pairs can be nested.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_UNSUSPEND_UPDATE();
This message allows the view to send a
MSG_META_EXPOSED
again after being suspended with
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SUSPEND_UPDATE
.
Source: Unrestricted.
Destination: Any GenView object.
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
Warnings: It is an error to send this message to a non-suspended view.
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING, MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS, MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE
For flexibility, the view allows applications to track scrolling as it happens and alter it before it gets implemented. When GVA_TRACK_SCROLLING is set in
GVI_attrs
, all scrolling events will be sent to the content object before being implemented. Because there are often many scrolling events, you should avoid track scrolling unless truly necessary.
If you are going to track the scrolling, your content object
must
handle the message
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING
. This message passes a
TrackScrollingParams
structure containing all the information needed about the upcoming scrolling event. When you receive it, you must do the following three steps:
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS
to the view
TrackScrollingParams
structure. You must call this routine to ensure that there are no synchronization problems with the scrolling event.
TrackScrollingParams
structure to the appropriate values.
MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE
to the view
TrackScrollingParams
structure based on your changes, then sends a message to the view with the new scrolling information. The view will then scroll according to your changes.
The
TrackScrollingParams
structure contains complete information about the scrolling event including context information, the view's width and height, the view's document origin, and the action in progress. It also contains a field called
TSP_change
, which is a structure of type
PointDWord
and should, after you change the scrolling, contain an offset from the proposed origin to the new origin you desire. See TrackScrollingParams and Associated Structures
for the definition of the structure.
Code Display 9-4 TrackScrollingParams and Associated Structures
/* * The TrackScrollingParams structure contains all the necessary information about * a given scrolling event. It is made up of several substructures, each of which * is shown below. */
/* * ScrollAction is an enumerated type, each enumeration of which designates a * different type of event. The handler should not change these. */ typedef ByteEnum ScrollAction; /* byte-length enumeration */ /* SA_NOTHING * No scrolling action SA_TO_BEGINNING * Scrolling to beginning of document SA_PAGE_BACK * Scrolling back one screen height or width SA_INC_BACK * Scrolling back one increment SA_INC_FWD * Scrolling forward one increment SA_DRAGGING * Drag scrolling is underway SA_PAGE_FWD * Scrolling forward one page SA_TO_END * Scrolling to end of document SA_SCROLL * Generic scrolling message sent SA_SCROLL_INTO * Scrolling while keeping a point on screen SA_INITIAL_POS * Indicating the initial scrolling position. * Subsequent scroll messages will be relative to * this origin. SA_SCALE * Scaling may cause scrolling SA_PAN * Pan-scrolling is underway. Otherwise * identical to SA_SCROLL SA_DRAG_SCROLL * Drag-scrolling, otherwise like SA_SCROLL SA_SCROLL_FOR_SIZE_CHANGE * Scrolling because view size changed */
/* * ScrollFlags is a byte record of flags used to determine the type of scrolling * taking place and the context of the scroll. */
typedef ByteFlags ScrollFlags; #define SF_VERTICAL 0x80 /* Scrolling is vertical if set. If clear, * scrolling is horizontal. Invalid for * ScrollAction types SA_SCROLL_INTO, * SA_SCROLL, and SA_INITIAL_POS. */ #define SF_ABSOLUTE 0x40 /* Scrolling is to an absolute point. Set for * ScrollAction types SA_TO_BEGINNING, * SA_TO_END, SA_INITIAL_POS, SA_SCROLL_INTO, * SA_DRAGGING, and some SA_SCROLL. */ #define SF_DOC_SIZE_CHANGE 0x20 /* Scroll resulted from document size change. */ #define SF_WINDOW_NOT_SUSPENDED 0x10 /* Flag used internally only. */ #define SF_SCALE_TO_FIT 0x08 /* Flag used when the View is in scale-to-fit * mode (often changes scrolling behavior). */ #define SF_SETUP_HAPPENED 0x04 /* Flag for error checking only. */
/* * The TrackScrollingParams structure contains several elements, each of * which is described in the comments below. All the fields will be filled by * MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS; however, only certain fields will be filled * by MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING. Therefore, you should always send * MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS in the handler for this message. */
typedef struct { ScrollAction TSP_action; /* The type of scrolling underway */ ScrollFlags TSP_flags; /* flags shown above */ optr TSP_caller; /* The sender of the scroll message */ PointDWord TSP_change; /* The relative amount being scrolled */ PointDWord TSP_newOrigin; /* The new absolute origin */ PointDWord TSP_oldOrigin; /* The original origin */ sword TSP_viewWidth; /* Current view width */ sword TSP_viewHeight; /* Current view height */ } TrackScrollingParams;
To set
TSP_change
, you must first understand how the entire
TrackScrollingParams
structure is used. When a scrolling event is being tracked, three sets of information are needed:
TSP_oldOrigin
.
TSP_newOrigin
.
TSP_oldOrigin
and
TSP_change
. You should set
TSP_change
understanding that it gets added to
TSP_oldOrigin
to produce the final origin of the view.
Tracking the scrolling, however, can introduce noticeable lag in scrolling speed. If you do not need to track the scrolling, you probably shouldn't. However, if you need to track the scrolling for simple or few changes, you should consider subclassing
GenViewClass
and altering the functionality of the method for
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING
. The GenView's handler for this message simply passes the message on to the content.
If you just need to track changes to the origin, subclass
GenViewClass
and intercept
MSG_META_CONTENT_VIEW_ORIGIN_CHANGED
.
Code Display 9-5 Handling Track Scrolling
/* This message is sent by the view to its content object when track scrolling is * enabled and a scrolling event is begun. If you plan to track the scrolling, you * MUST handle this message. The first thing your handler should do is send * MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS to the view. This message fills in the * TrackScrollingParams structure. The last thing the handler must do is send * MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE to the view. This message locks your changes * in and directs the view to implement them. * The format of this message is * void (TrackScrollingParams *args); */
@message MyProcessClass, MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING { @call (args->TSP_caller)::MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS(args); /* Here you can do whatever you want to args->TSP_change. */ @call MyView::MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE(&args); }
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS( TrackScrollingParams *args);
This message takes the
TrackScrollingParams
structure and fills in remaining fields not passed by
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING
.
Source: The content object tracking scrolling (in the handler for
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING
).
Destination: The calling object, found in
args->TSP_caller
.
Parameters:
args
A pointer to the mostly complete structure of
TrackScrollingParams
, to be filled in by the method.
Return: The structure pointed to by
args
will be filled.
Structures: See TrackScrollingParams and Associated Structures .
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE( TrackScrollingParams *args);
This message sets the altered scrolling arguments and makes them official, instructing the view to implement them.
Source: The content object tracking scrolling (in its handler for
MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING
).
Destination: The calling object, found in
args->TSP_caller
.
Parameters:
args
A pointer to the completed structure of
TrackScrollingParams
.
Return: Nothing.
Structures: See TrackScrollingParams and Associated Structures .
Interception: Generally not intercepted.
void MSG_META_CONTENT_TRACK_SCROLLING( TrackScrollingParams *args);
This message is sent by the GenView to its content if the content has requested track-scrolling (with GVA_TRACK_SCROLLING set in the GenView's instance data).
Source: Sent by a GenView object to its content when a scrolling event occurs and the view has GVA_TRACK_SCROLLING set.
Destination: The content of the GenView.
Parameters:
args
A pointer to a
TrackScrollingParams
structure.
Return: Nothing.
Structures: See TrackScrollingParams and Associated Structures .
Interception: Any content that tracks scrolling
must
handle this message. It should send
MSG_GEN_VIEW_SETUP_TRACKING_ARGS
and
MSG_GEN_VIEW_TRACKING_COMPLETE
to the object specified in
TSP_caller
.
HINT_VALUE_X_SCROLLER, HINT_VALUE_Y_SCROLLER
Although a view's scrollers should remain generic to maintain UI consistency, you may set your own GenValue objects to be the scrollers of your view. This allows special placement of the scrollers not only around the view but also within the generic object tree.
Before creating its own scrollers, the view will search for any objects below it in the generic object tree that have the hint HINT_VALUE_X_SROLLER or HINT_VALUE_Y_SCROLLER . For example, if you wanted to put your vertical scroller on the left of the view rather than on the right, you could add the following code:
@object GenViewClass MyView = { /* other view attributes */ GI_comp = MyViewScroller; }
@object GenRangeClass MyViewScroller = { HINT_Y_SCROLLER; HINT_SEEK_LEFT_OF_VIEW; }
Custom scrollers do not need to be direct children of the view; instead, they may be any number of generations below the view in the generic object tree.


WELCOME TO BRAIN CONSULT PLATEFORM!
Already Registered? Login


Getting started¶
OlliePy offers the following set of interactive reports
Error Analysis Report for Regression Problems¶
OlliePy can support you in doing error analysis for regression problems.
Features¶
Compare different datasets
Compare different groups of error in you data.
Check for data shift by using the numerical and categorical features reports
Check for concept shift by using the patterns report
Encrypt report data with 128 bits key.
Interactive dashboard¶
OlliePy can also help you in creating an interactive dashboard in minutes. The dashboard can be used for EDA or error analysis for classification or regression problems. The performance of the dashboard depend on the size of the data, number of charts, and the specs of the machine used.
Features¶
Draggable and resizeable charts
Cross filtering
Choose from 14 different customizable charts
Different aggregations can be applied
Searchable charts
Create new charts
Edit existing charts
Delete charts
Dark mode
Auto save functionality
Charts can be locked in place
Fullscreen
Encrypt report data with 128 bits key (encryption will be lost after saving/download dashboard. It will be supported in the future.)
Bin numerical features to be used in heatmaps, row charts, etc.


When the joker first appeared, he was portrayed as a psychopath with a twisted, sadistic sense of humor and a masterful criminal. The joker became a hilarious mischievous villain in the late 1950s under the rules of the board of comics review, before returning to his dark origins in the early 1970s. British writer Alan Moore mentioned the joker's identity and origin in his one-episode comic batman: a deadly joke, describing the joker as a comedian turned criminal with a "red hood". He is transformed by the death of his beloved wife and unborn child in an accident, and by the accidental staining of an abandoned pool of chemicals while being pursued by batman. The joker is a perfect match for batman because of his opposite personality and appearance.
Joker does not have superpowers, but he has a far superior intelligence and elusive thinking. Clowns are adept at using their expertise in chemical engineering to develop toxic or deadly compounds and commit crimes using various props. He sometimes teams up with other Gotham supervillains, such as penguin and two-face, and occasionally works with groups like league of the unscrupulous and league of destruction, but these relationships generally end in breakdown because joker wants unbridled chaos. Harleen quetzel, the clown's psychiatrist in the 1990s, became attached to him and, after helping the clown escape from prison, changed her name to hallie quinn and became his assistant. Although the joker's main opponent is batman, the joker has fought other heroes, including superman and wonder woman.


|
KlusterKite
0.0.0
A framework to create scalable and redundant services based on awesome Akka.Net project.
|
Files | |
| file | Converter.cs [code] |
| file | FieldProvider.cs [code] |
| file | MergedApiRoot.cs [code] |
| file | MergedConnectionMutationResultType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedConnectionType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedEdgeType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedEnumType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedField.cs [code] |
| file | MergedFieldedType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedInputType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedObjectType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedRoot.cs [code] |
| file | MergedScalarType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedType.cs [code] |
| file | MergedUntypedMutationResult.cs [code] |
| file | NodeSearcher.cs [code] |


I have managed projects with net gains of over 1 million annually, boosted sales 1000%+, worked with large scale print and advertising projects.
SK Productions has the most creative and innovative multimedia experts, with years of editing/production experience.
SK Productions provides many IT services and repair, with A+ certified work.
We can push your idea into the upcoming Virtual world. Work with us with audio-visualization and multimedia broadcasted in VR!
We offer Web Design along with years of Design Experience and passion along with keeping up with the Modern Design Trends.
Don't hesitate to forward us your new EP or track, or better yet come record it with us in our high-end production studio!
I started making money with freelance work at 14 before I could even work on Second Life DJing shows, I took Web Design and Multimedia in High School and fell in love. The ability to create forms of immersive media and market it was addicting to me. My Teacher saw my skills and offered me my first job doing I.T. as soon as I could get a work permit.
I decided to take my skills and really apply them to business, I made my own company that works with local talent and businesses, to help them truly sculpt their ideas and push their online presence whether it be marketing, or in the VR space.
Founder, Lead Designer, Marketer & Developer
I look forward to keep learning and excelling my passion for technology and marketing. Let's make the journey together!


Zend Docs
Menu
Login
Sign up
New post
Profile
Logout
Docs / Instructions / Notes
A bunch of helpful snippets for the devs


Slider
in string
{
from: 5,
to: 50,
step: 2.5,
round: 1,
format: { format: '##.0', locale: 'de' },
dimension: ' €'
}
{
from: 5000,
to: 150000,
heterogeneity: ['50/50000'],
step: 1000,
dimension: ' $'
}
{
from: 0,
to: 500,
heterogeneity: ['50/100', '75/250'],
scale: [0, '|', 50, '|' , '100', '|', 250, '|', 500],
limits: false,
step: 1,
dimension: ' m<small>2</small>'
}
{
from: 480,
to: 1020,
step: 15,
dimension: '',
scale: ['8:00', '9:00', '10:00', '11:00', '12:00', '13:00', '14:00', '15:00', '16:00', '17:00'],
limits: false,
calculate: function( value ){
var hours = Math.floor( value / 60 );
var mins = ( value - hours*60 );
return (hours < 10 ? "0"+hours : hours) + ":" + ( mins == 0 ? "00" : mins );
},
onstatechange: function( value ){
console.dir( this );
}
}
{
from: 1,
to: 30,
heterogeneity: ['50/5', '75/15'],
scale: [1, '|', 3, '|', '5', '|', 15, '|', 30],
limits: false,
step: 1,
dimension: '',
skin: "blue"
}
{
from: 1,
to: 30,
heterogeneity: ['50/5', '75/15'],
scale: [1, '|', 3, '|', '5', '|', 15, '|', 30],
limits: false,
step: 1,
dimension: '',
skin: "blue"
}


Home page
Enter location name
Information about new store:
Max customers
Min Customers
Avg cookie
Update Sales table


Completed B.Tech in Bioinformatics with an aggregate of 89% (CGPA 8.9).
Completed class 12th with an aggregate of 76.6%.
Completed class 10th with an aggregate of 86%.
Built a Chat App using Django Rest framework, Channels(Web Socket) and MongoDB.
Features
User on-boarding : register/login/logout. Add contacts to the user's profile. Chat with friends or in a group. Access to old messages in a chat.
View ProjectBuilt a Search App using Django Rest framework, Elastic Search and SQLite.
Features
Search documents containing searched text. Filter documents on the basis of search filter. Search suggestion for auto-completion. Search using facet such as date, range etc.
View ProjectBuilt a survey app using Django Rest Framework and PostgreSQL
Features
APIs to create a poll question, to list questions, to get question detail, to edit a question, to delete a question, to create choice for a particular question, to see question detail along with available choices, to vote for a particular choice of a question, to see result for a particular question.
View ProjectBuilt a Shopping App app using Django Rest Framework, Redis and PostgreSQL
Features
Three type of user - admin, buyer and seller. User on-boarding : login/logout/register. Integrated Google mail API for sending OTP and used Redis for verifying OTP. Added JWT for authentication and APIs with access to a certain user. CRUD APIs for the product. APIs to add the product to a wishlist, to add the product to cart, to the checkout cart and notify the seller when order is placed. Integrated Razorpay Standard Payment Gateway for handling payments.
View ProjectBuilt Blog Application using Django Rest Framework and PostgreSQL
Features
Blog application with Django that allows users to create, edit and delete posts. Frontend: Homepage(list all blog posts) and detail page(detailed view for each post)
View ProjectBuilt Take Note Application using Django Rest Framework and PostgreSQL
Features
An application that allows users to create, edit and delete note. User on-boarding : login/logout/register User Authentication using JWT. Frontend: ReactJS
View ProjectDeveloped a web server for analysis of plant genes
Front-end: Designed using HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 3, Javascript and AngularJS. Back-end : Designed using PHP.
View ProjectDeveloped a web server for analysis of regulatory elements and nucleotide sequences
Front-end : HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 4, Javascript and AngularJS. Back-end : PHP and integrate some python and perl scripts for analysis of inputs.
View ProjectSMS text classification into ham and spam
Predicting the price of used cars Predicting the finish placement -PUBG
Predicting the survival of the Titanic disaster
Classification of comments into multi-label classes (toxic, severe_toxic,obscene, threat, insult, identity_hate)


Send comments and questions to @kemosite on Twitter
A light blue circle indicates a radius around your starting location that is bikeable (less than 7km, 30 minutes).
Green markings are roads and paths separated from motor vehicles.
Roads that are outlined in yellow are arterial roads that require more caution, and might want to be avoided if you expect vehicles to travel at high speeds.
Roads that are outlined in red are designated highways. Unless you know they are ridable, they should be avoided.
Whichever route you take, always ride with due care. And have fun!
To reset the app at any time, refresh your browser.

Search for destinations on addresses, names, or categories of places. Carfree will prioritize results according to relevance and proximity to your starting position.
If travelling on a bike, you can add more than one destination. An ideal route will be calculated. Travelling by Transit allows for one destination only.
See What's Nearby to see the kinds places near your starting location, organized into categories. These places are within 7km, or approximately a 30 minute bicycle trip, from your starting location. This is useful for finding types of places, without knowing an exact name or address.
When a destination has been selected, Show Route Details will show you directions to get there.
×


To enable your component's logic on some DOM element you can either
Call dcFactory.register with your components, and then starts the factory by calling dcFactory.init(document.body)
You can defer your components initialization by marking its element or any of its parents with data-dc-lazy attribute. Passing an additional argument withLazy equals false to dcFactory.init(element, withLazy = true) you can manage whether or not components which are marked as lazy should be created. It can be useful when some component(s) require specific action to become visible and interactive. (For example if you want to initialize components within the modal only when it is opened) After those action have happened you can call dcComponent(element, true) and all component within the element will be created despite the data-dc-lazy attribute
Example below shows that one of the message components won't be created until the button is clicked
You can defer your components loading by changing the way of registering components. This technique compliments Webpack dynamic imports: webpack creates a separate chunk for the component on the build step.
The second argument in dcAsync should be the component's namespace. This value will also replace components namespace static method so you don't have to declare component namespace twice.
The async loading is more powerful with lazy initialization. In this case, the component's chunk will be loaded only after dcFactory tries to initialize it.
In Network tab you can see that the whole code of the component is downloaded separately


{% load staticfiles %}
St. Thomas Alumni
Events
Alumni
More
Team
School
Contribute
Contact
{% include 'app/loginpartial.html' %}
{% block content %}{% endblock %}
{% block scripts %}{% endblock %}


U.S. Social Security Numbers
U.S. social security numbers (often abbreviated as SSN) are three sets of digits separated by hyphens; the first set contains three digits, the second set contains two digits, and the third set contains four digits. Since 1972, the first set of three digits have been assigned based on the address provided on the application.
John Smith: 123-45-6789
\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}
John Smith: 123-45-6789
\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4} matches any three digits followed by a hyphen, two digits, a hyphen, and any four digits.
Note | Most combinations of digits are potentially valid social security numbers, but a couple of rules can be used if needed. Valid social security numbers will never have a field that is all 0s, and the first set of digits (thus far) must be no greater than 728 (numbers higher than that have never been assigned yet, although they could be at some time in the future). However, this would be a very complex pattern to write, and so the simpler \d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4} is usually used. |
|


write_n_chars(str, start, end, s = current_writer())
Write the characters in the range start to end from the string str to the character output-stream s.
start
end
str
s
Return the number of characters written.
Core Module Index | Contents


Introduction
Steel Bison Dev - Neither Silent nor Deadly
Steel Bison Dev is currently a one man shop run by Drew Fyock. With that in mind, most of the information for Steel Bison Dev is synonomous with Drew.
Drew attended Bucknell University and earned a BS in Computer Engineering. He also has a graduate degree (MBA) from Duquesne university. This education helps provide the perfect blend of technical understanding with business acumen.
Drew is a born and raised Pittsburgher, but left Pennsylvania for a short while after undergrad to give Texas a try. The heat was just too much for him, so he is happily back in the 'Burgh.
Drew works as a Software Engineer by day and a code monkey by night. See projects for some examples of the monkeying.
Resume
Professional Experience
07/07 - PresentSageCranberry Twp, PA
- Led development effort to integrate North American requirements into core product for global distribution
- Served as ScrumMaster in Agile development environment
- Designed functional and technical enhancements for international audience
- Travelled numerous times to development sites in France for collaboration
- Communicated daily with international team
- Managed software maintenance team for upper mid-market ERP package, Sage ERP X3
- Authored and implemented issue resolution and update release procedures
- Distributed team member assignments effectively against conflicting priorities
- Implemented weekly status reports to lower issue count and average days open
- Published bi-monthly software release and coordinated schedule with other teams
- Acted as liaison between R&D and support teams
- Championed initiative for brown bag lunch seminars
- Interviewed prospective employees and helped train new team members
Education
2010Duquesne UniversityPittsburgh, PA
Concentration in Information Technology - 3.8 GPA
2002Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, PA
3.6 GPA in Major
Affiliations
- Brook Park Manor Civic Association - Vice President - April 2013
- Dale Carnegie Course Graduate - August 2005
- Microsoft Certified Profession (MCP) - March 2004
Skills
- Development
- Java
- Javascript
- MEAN - MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, NodeJS
- X3 4GL
- Agile, Scrum
- Android, Appcelerator
- Python
- C#, C++, Cobol
- HTML5, CSS3, XHTML
- JSON, XML, REST, SOAP
- NodeJS, AngularJS, Dojo, Struts
- Operating Systems
- Linux/Unix - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Ubuntu, CentOS, Solaris
- Windows
- Virtualization - VirtualBox, VMware
- Office and Design Software
- Microsoft Office Suite - Word, Excel, Powerpoint
- OpenOffice.org
- Adobe Photoshop
- Eclipse IDE, Titanium studio
- Apache
- Crystal Reports
- Database
- SQL Server
- Oracle
- MySQL
- NoSQL - MongoDB
- Project Management
- CMMI
- CoBiT
- PMBOK
- Data Warehousing
- Business Intelligence
Projects
SwimMate
Current project to help track swim meets for a summer swim team. I started a blog about progress and pitfalls. Source code can be found on Github.
Repper Dojo
Implementation can be viewed here. Source code can be found on Github.
Python
I was given this particular scenario as a problem statement for a job interview. My solution can be found on Github.
"We have just received a massive document from a vendor. Parts of the document are applicable to different people. Each part of the document can be a different number of pages. Parts are consecutive. There could be more than one recipent per part. The name of the primary recipient is shown on the first page of their part of the document; auxiliary recipients are 'known' from other sources. They can receive their part via email."
Given:
- a PDF document (approx 500+ pages) (generate a random multipage PDF as a DEMO source document)
- approximately 100 parts to the document
- this will need to be done every few weeks
Wordpress sites
- Brook Park Manor neighborhood site.
Android
Newborn News
My wife was pregnant for the 3rd time. I was looking for an Android project. I realized that I needed something better than a spreadsheet to keep track of all that baby stuff - wet/dirty diapers, feedings, wife's meds, etc. It was just a pain to open the computer at 3am to log the data. So, a mobile app was the perfect solution. There are a couple existing applications with similiar functionality, but this was a good reason to delve into Android.
The APK was never released on the Google Play store (work in progress), but the current version can be downloaded here. Source code can be found on Github.


Pink ball visibility easier than red ball: Sourav Ganguly
Kolkata: Former India captain and BCCI president Sourav Ganguly feels sighting the pink ball is easier than its traditional red avatar.
Visibility of the heavily-lacquered ball especially during the twilight period has been a talking point ahead of the country’s first Day-Night Test.
Kohli, who slammed his 27th Test ton on Day 2 and was dismissed for 136, batted throughout the “twilight zone” on the first day without facing any difficulty although against a weak Bangladesh bowling attack.
Asked how the Indian captain aced the pink ball challenge, Ganguly said: “He is a run machine.”
On the visibility, he said: “It’s actually easier than the red ball.”
Ganguly thanked Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her presence on Friday and promised to be present at the two T20Is between Asian all-star XI and World XI next year to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
“I will go. I know you have gala plans for the event,” he said.
Ganguly, who was the man behind India agreeing to play a pink ball test after initial resistance, said the success of the first day lay in the fact that 60,000 spectators watched the action.
“So many watched the match that is most important. I was not under any tension but I was busy.”
Bangladesh was shot out for 106 in their first innings in a sorry display of batting. Ganguly said they don’t have key players. Bangladesh is without regular captain Shakib Al Hasan and experienced opener Tamim Iqbal.
“They don’t have 4-5 main players,” he said.
Ganguly remained non-committal on whether India will play a pink-ball Test in Australia next year. IANS
Also Read: D/N Test: The pitch looks good, I am very excited: Sourav Ganguly
Also Watch: Actress Amrita Gogoi promotes ‘Pratighat’ at Namti in Sivasagar


Everything below mimics what our facebook authentication should pull. Optional data will be requested from user in settings profile. This can be seen in the post request on route "/import".
PAGE BREAK
Input below mimics a user creating a discussion topic and two commongrounds. This can be seen in the post request on route "/discuss".
PAGE BREAK
Input below mimics a user creating a comment. Must specifiy commonground ID for this mock view. This can be seen in the post request on route "/comment".
PAGE BREAK
Input below mimics a user voting on a comment. Must specifiy comment ID for this mock view. This can be seen in the post request on route "/vote".


Nicole Scherzinger 'voted Thom Evans off X Factor: Celebrity to save their romance'
Couldn't stand mocking of their alleged relationship, apparently
by Robert LeighX Factor: Celebrity judge Nicole Scherzinger picked Thom Evan’s act to leave the show in order to 'save their romance', according to a tabloid report.
The Sun claims Nicole chose to dump the former rugby player's band Try Star from the ITV series because she couldn't stand having their alleged relationship being a target of ridicule.
An unnamed show insider is reported to have told the newspaper's website: "Nicole is really into Thom and she didn’t want jokes being made about them.
"She chose to get rid of his group Try Star because it would stop people scrutinising what she has with Tom.
Read more: Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh tease Nicole Scherzinger over Thom Evans romance rumours
"And she knew they were the weaker act."
However, despite Thom’s stunned look as Nicole, 41, nominated Try Star for the chop from the show, the 34-year-old hunk is reportedly not holding the ex Pussycat Doll’s decision against her.
And the news outlet also reckons the pair were partying together in London following the Saturday night TV elimination.
Fellow judges Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh seemed to acknowledge reports Nicole and Thom have been 'secretly dating' with some nudging and sly references during last weekend's episode of the celebrity talent competition.
Read more: X Factor: Celebrity fans slam Nicole Scherzinger for 'motorboating' Louis Walsh
Simon gave Louis a cheeky wink ahead of Nicole enthusing about Try Star's show-opening performance, while Louis was hardly subtle with his own remarks.
He said: "Nicole, I agree with you but you really love this act a lot. And I like the fact you love them so much. She genuinely cares about them, Simon."
A grinning Simon cut in: "I agree she is invested in this act. She likes the act."
Try Star also included Thom's fellow egg chasers Levi Davis and Ben Foden.
ED has approached representatives for X Factor, Nicole and Thom for comment.
X Factor: Celebrity concludes next Saturday on ITV at 7.10pm
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


Dedicated, high-performing Team contributor with exceptional ability to handle stress and quickly solve problems.
Profound experience in multiple IT roles and functions, including full software lifecycle development, solution architecture, database software, B2B internet solutions, end-to-end user testing, and Tier 3 support.
Ready for a high performance developer with exceptional communications & soft skills who can work with ANY level of your team? Prepare to be WOW'd!.


Hi,
Would have put this as a reply to a post yesterday [http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10038] by David about his heating controller but the system keeps giving me errors when I try to reply, so I decided to start a new post.
Essentially David was trying to work out what commands his remote controller was sending over rf.
I've been trying to do the same thing for a couple of lighting controllers I have for some external lights.
Anyway, working from this page -> https://tickett.wordpress.com/2012/06/27/more-433mhz-rf-hacking/ and reading several posts on the jeelabs blog it appears that most heating and lighting controllers use an OOK type protocol which is much simpler than the rfm12b type of protocol. There is a hack on the jeelabs blog about making the rfm12b work but following the hack on Ticketts page would appear to be a simpler solution.
Basically you need to build the circuit, attach it to an RF receiver and with the protocol analyzer you should be able to figure out the commands. I haven't got a device to hack like Tickett did but I found a receiver/transmitter pair for 433Mhz on fleabay for about £2. So I can use the receiver to do the analysis and then will be able to connect the transmitter to the pi to use to control my lights.
Note the future tense - I'm patiently waiting for the post at the moment to get started. So in a couple of days I hope I'll be able to report back on how well this worked.
If anyone else has has any success using this method then please join in. And apologies if this is all common knowledge but I haven't seen anything gathered together in one place about the differences between these types of controllers and the rfm12b type of comms.
Simon
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
I seem to recall that Martin Harizanov as had some success in decoding RF protocols, if you can catch his attention.
Paul
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
[I had big problems yesterday too. If your post is more relevant there, try copying it now. If successful, then I'll delete this thread.]
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
Robert, I tried again this morning but no luck and actually it might be a good idea to have a topic about this topic. Sadly the post has been this morning and no playthings :-( But I'll update the post once I've got a a bit further. Maybe even write something up for the wiki or building blocks sections. I'm sure there are more people out there who have been through the same journey.
Paul, yes I seem to remember that too, I'll have a check. Maybe that's where I found the link to Tickett's blog!
Simon
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
Nearly a year later and as you can see I gave up on trying to use the methods above to hack the lighting controller etc.
However I recently found a really useful blog from Rui Santos which explains how to use the RCSwitch library to work out what codes are being used. So I'm about to restart this.
Here's the link http://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-remote-controlled-sockets/
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
I've just published a blog post using emonPi + OOK Tx to control LightWaveRF plugs, works very well for me: http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.com/2015/11/remote-control-of-lightwave-rf-plugs.html
Re: Hacking rf communications from heating, lighting controllers etc.
Yep saw that Glyn, great work. I think the lightwave protocol is published, so it's pretty straightforward. The blog post I pointed to has a good guide to discovering the codes for systems where there isn't a published protocol. Which is the situation I have for some lighting controllers.


|
Real Freedom
Normal?
Anarchy. Once you've tried it...
The Revolution of Everyday Life
The Concealment Of Death
The Contents of Your Daily Life
The Dead Hand of the Past
Seduced by the Image of Reality
Washing... and Brainwashing
AlieNation: The Map of Despair
Product is the Excrement of Action
How Ethical Is The Work 'Ethic'?
The Domestication of Animals and of Man 1
The Domestication of Animals and of Man 2
Alive In The Land Of The Dead
8 Things You Can Do To Get Active
How to Get What You Want
Transformation/Utopia
Days of War, Nights of Love
Crimethink for Beginners
|


I, Jason Smith of An address
somewhere in
england
postcode, make the following statement:
Mike Samuels was born on 1 January 1964 and died on 20 October 2018, domiciled in England and Wales.
The gross value for the estate amounts to £10000 and the net value for the estate amounts to £10000.
To the best of my knowledge, information and belief, there was no land vested in Mike Samuels which was settled previously to the death (and not by the will) of Mike Samuels and which remained settled land notwithstanding such death.
I am an executor named in the will as Jason Smith, and I am applying for probate.
I will send to the probate registry what I believe to be the true and original last will and testament of Mike Samuels.
I confirm that I will administer the estate of Mike Samuels, according to law. I will:
- collect the whole estate
- keep full details (an inventory) of the estate
- keep a full account of how the estate has been administered
If the probate registry (court) asks me to do so, I will:
- provide the full details of the estate and how it has been administered
- return the grant of probate to the court
I understand that:
- my application will be rejected if I do not answer any questions about the information I have given
- proceedings for contempt of court may be brought against the undersigned if it is found that the evidence provided is deliberately untruthful or dishonest, as well as revocation of the grant


Enter URL to shorten
URL:
Shortname:
5 to 40 characters (optional)
Expiration in minutes:
(optional)
Shorten URL
Short URL is


Simple Upload
About
Encrypt & Upload
Choose a file to upload
Password
OpenSSL file format
PBKDF2-SHA256-AES-256-GCM
PBKDF2-SHA256-AES-256-CBC
Delete after download
Encrypt & Upload
Reset


The TMOneWireLevel API call reads (‘Operation’ = 1) or sets (‘Operation’ = 0) the 1-Wire communication level. The following are the allowed values to ‘LevelMode’:
00 hex - Normal high impedance (1500 ohm) normal voltage (3-5 volt)
01 hex - Strong pull-up (low impedance normal voltage state cabable of sourcing 50 ma at 3 volts)
02 hex - Break (low impedance zero voltage)
03 hex - Program voltage (12 volt at 10 ma suitable for EPROM programming)
Primed(1) indicates the voltage remains unchanged now but gets changed after the next TMTouchBit. Primed(2) is the same but after the next TMTouchByte. Primed(0) means that the level change is immediate. Primed and value are not used when mode is reading(1).
Note that not all of the above modes will be available for all hardware platforms.
For a description of the above types, see the TMEX Type Descriptions.
Parameters
session_handle
Specifies the session handle returned from the API function TMExtendedStartSession that specifies the desired 1-Wire network port. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
Operation
Specifies whether reading or setting the 1-Wire network 1-Wire level rate. (1) indicates reading and (0) indicates setting.
LevelMode
Specifies the 1-Wire network 1-Wire level as specified above if the ‘Operation’ parameter is (0) for setting.
primed
Specifies whether the level change if setting is immediate (0) or after the next TMTouchBit (1) or after the next TMTouchByte (2).
Return Value
>=0 => LevelMode that was set or read.
<0 => TMEX Hardware Specific Error Return Code
See Also


Loading
HTTP Interceptor Example
Name
Type
Form
Laboratory
Best For
Notes
{{yeast.Name}}
{{yeast.Type}}
{{yeast.Form}}
{{yeast.Laboratory}}
{{yeast.BestFor}}
{{yeast.Notes}}
First
Previous
1
/
Loading..
Next
Last


package
core
Type Members
-
case class
BootNode() extends NM_Message with Product with Serializable
-
class
Device extends AnyRef
-
-
case class
EmulatorCrashed(emu: ActorRef) extends Product with Serializable
-
case class
EmulatorFailed(emu: ActorRef) extends Product with Serializable
-
-
case class
EmulatorReady(emu: ActorRef) extends Product with Serializable
-
case class
EmulatorTask(taskid: String, task: (<error>) ⇒ Map[String, Any]) extends Product with Serializable
-
sealed
trait
NM_Message extends AnyRef
-
class
Node extends Actor
-
case class
NodeBusy(nodeid: String, debuglog: String) extends NM_Message with Product with Serializable
-
-
case class
NodeUp() extends NM_Message with Product with Serializable
-
case class
QueueEmulatorTask(function: (<error>) ⇒ Map[String, Any], promise: Promise[Map[String, Any]]) extends Product with Serializable
-
case class
Shutdown() extends NM_Message with Product with Serializable
-
case class
TaskFailure(taskId: String, err: Exception, emulator: ActorRef) extends Product with Serializable
-
case class
TaskSuccess(taskId: String, data: Map[String, Any], emulator: ActorRef) extends Product with Serializable
Inherited from AnyRef
Inherited from Any
Provides abstractions for a device, emulator, and node.


Use these resources to achieve your nutritional and food security goals while shopping at Daily Table, a non-profit grocery chain in Massachusetts. Content is updated every Monday at 12 A.M. Eastern Time.
Use these resources to achieve your nutritional and food security goals while shopping at Daily Table, a non-profit grocery chain in Massachusetts. Content is updated every Monday at 12 A.M. Eastern Time.


Sort range A to Z
Sort range Z to A
Filter by condition
Filter by value
All
$14.87
$21.10
$16.79
$11.39
$41.36
$13.19
$41.94
$23.95
$16.16
Apply
Clear


孔子曰：「生而知之者，上也；學而知之者，次也；困而學之，又其次也；困而不學，民斯為下矣。」
曾子曰：「吾日三省吾身：為人謀而不忠乎？與朋友交而不信乎？傳不習乎？」
阳明曰：“悔悟是去病之药，然以改之为贵。若留滞于中，则又因药发病。”
A business Use Case Diagram depicts a model of several business goals which represents the interactions between the business system and its primary stakeholders (business actors and business workers).


Home
About
Products
Blog
Contact
Lambda School Blog
Student Spotlight
Career Advice
Austen's Alcove
Lambda Meet Ups
Latest News
Top Job Markets for Tech in 2019
How a Stay at Home Mom Landed a 6-Figure Salary
Cops Get Called on Insane Lambda Meet Up!
Making Networking Painless


Equity MF inflow dips 7% to Rs 6,015 cr in October, but SIP remains steady
In September and October, the BSE Sensex surged 7.5 percent and BSE Midcap index rallied more than 10 percent.
The market gathered steam towards the end of September and the bull run continued well into October after corporate tax rate by 10 percent.
The rally was largely backed by foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows of Rs 8,596 crore in October against a net outflow in the previous five months, while domestic institutional investor (DII) inflows dipped to Rs 4,758.48 crore against Rs 12,491 crore in the previous month.
As per AMFI data, the net equity mutual fund inflow in October declined to Rs 6,015 crore, down 7.3 percent from Rs 6,489 crore in the previous month.
The equity mutual fund inflow was largely driven by multicap, largecap and midcap funds. Inflow through sectoral/thematic funds turned positive, but reduced through smallcap funds while Value/Contra funds saw net outflow.
Equity Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) inflow remained strong at Rs 5,906.1 crore, nearly six times more than Rs 1,033 crore recorded in September.
In September and October, the BSE Sensex surged 7.5 percent and the BSE Midcap index rallied more than 10 percent.
The inflow through systematic investment plan (SIP) in equity remained steady at Rs 8,245 crore in October against Rs 8,263 crore the previous month.
The liquid funds in income/debt oriented schemes were back in action and saw inflow at Rs 93,203 crore in October against an outflow of Rs 1.4 lakh crore in September.
Under hybrid schemes, the balanced hybrid fund/aggressive hybrid fund continued to see outflow in October also, at Rs 1,974.3 crore. The previous month has seen outflows at Rs 1,931 crore.
Credit-risk outflow narrowed to Rs 1,382 crore in October from Rs 2,351 crore in the previous month.Not sure which mutual funds to buy? Download moneycontrol transact app to get personalised investment recommendations.


Colvend Primary School holds successful coffee morning in Dalbeattie Town Hall
A raffle, tombola and candy stall were well supported as the parent council raised funds for new maths resources
by Stuart Gillespie, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/stuart-gillespie/Colvend Primary School held its annual coffee morning at Dalbeattie Town Hall recently.
A wide selection of sweet treats were on offer to appreciative customers, served up alongside tea and coffee from parents, carers and staff from the school.
A raffle, tombola and cake and candy stall were well supported, helping to raise funds for the school which plans to purchase new maths resources with the proceeds.


Khloé Kardashian reacts to Lamar Odom's engagement
Cape Town – Lamar Odom announced his engagement – and Khloé Kardashian couldn’t be happier for her ex.
Khloé and Lamar married in 2009 but split after four years before finalising their divorce in 2016. At the time Lamar was struggling with substance abuse and rumoured infidelity, reports People. It resulted in his near-fatal drug and alcohol binge in 2015 that left him unconscious for several days in hospital, breathing only with the help of machines.
Now, the professional basketball player seems healthy and happy, and confirmed his engagement to Sabrina Parr on Instagram on Monday writing, "Introducing my new fiancé!! Soon to be Mrs Parr-Odom. She the ONE!!!" on a photograph with him and his soon-to-be wife.
According to E! News, Khloé is "happy" for Lamar.
An insider told the publication, "Khloé wants Lamar to be happy. She has always had hope that he would find his way and live a long and healthy life.
"She's happy for him if he has found happiness again. The chapter of her life that she shared with Lamar is closed and she has moved on. She harbours no ill will or jealousy. She wishes him nothing but the best."
Compiled by Bashiera Parker (Sources: People , E! News , Channel24 )
(Photo: Getty Images)


SPECIES A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.3
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: wide release 7/7/95 Running Length: 1:48 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, gore, nudity, sex, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Michael Madsen, Forest Whitaker, Alfred Molina, Marg Helgenberger, Natasha Henstridge Director: Roger Donaldson Producers: Frank Mancuso Jr. and Dennis Feldman Screenplay: Dennis Feldman Cinematography: Adrzej Bartkowiak Music: Christopher Young U.S. Distributor: MGM
The villain of SPECIES -- a new science fiction/action/thriller/ gorefest from director Roger Donaldson -- is a sexy young alien named Sil (Natasha Henstridge). For most of the film, her primary problem is a massive case of sexual frustration. Every time she starts to get intimate with a man, there's some sort of interruption -- like someone showing up shooting off a gun or threatening to kick in the door. There's only so much of this anyone can take. No wonder she's in a bad mood. As for the men she chooses... well, let's just say that Sil bears a remarkable resemblance to the Praying Mantis.
Sil's need to mate is fueled by maternal instincts, but it's bad news for humanity if she carries a child to term. Given the fast growth cycle of her race, it wouldn't take long before the indigenous populations of this planet topped the endangered species list. Sil is actually an alien/human hybrid. In 1971, Earth sent a message into space, hoping for an answer; when, some twenty years later, a response arrived that gave a recipe for "enhancing" human DNA, the scientists involved in the project didn't know that by acting on it, they were possibly engineering their own extinction.
Now, Sil has escaped her protective cage in Utah and is on her way to the City of Angels, where she's likely to blend in with all the other weirdos -- at least when she retains her alluring human shape. Her alternative form, a monstrosity straight out of the imagination of ALIEN creator H.R. Giger, would likely provoke at least a few stares.  Their job is clear: destroy Sil, regardless of the cost in dollars and lives.
There are two ways to look at this motion picture. If you compare it to a sci-fi action thriller like ALIENS, it comes up short. James Cameron's picture was masterful at building tension and suspense before bringing everything together in a satisfying climax. SPECIES sticks with basic scare tactics -- things jumping out of the shadows to the accompaniment of a surge of music. There are moments of high energy, but the pace is basically one of ebb and flow, and there's not much atmosphere to speak of.
On the other hand, as a tongue-in-cheek homage to body snatching pictures, it isn't half bad. As long as you don't stop to think about what's going on, SPECIES is capable of offering its share of cheap thrills, with a laugh or two thrown in as well. The plot is patently ridiculous, but that's where a temporary suspension of disbelief is mandatory. Don't bring logic into the mix. As a high-tech, campy action movie, this one beats JUDGE DREDD, hands down.
The characters are all types, but this is intentional. There's the strong, silent Preston, played by a laconic Michael Madsen.  Cast somewhat against type, Ben Kingsley is a sleazy scientist with no concept of ethics but a great love of procedure.
Director Roger Donaldson has a lot of fun with his premise. The top-notch special effects, which use a lot of seamless computer animation, make the climax look very nice. The rest of the film is essentially one long chase sequence with a couple of nude scenes and maulings added to liven up the proceedings. No matter what genre you identify SPECIES as, it's not top of the line, but there's also quite a bit of room beneath it.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


[1] THE MASTER said: “In learning and straightway practising is there not pleasure also? When friends gather round from afar do we not rejoice? Whom lack of fame cannot vex is not he a gentleman?”
[2] Yu-tzu said: “A dutiful son and brother is seldom fond of thwarting those over him: a man unwilling to thwart those over him is never given to crime. A gentleman nurses the roots: when the root has taken, the truth will grow; and what are the roots of love, but the duty of son and of brother?”
[3] The Master said: “Honeyed words and flattering looks seldom speak of love.”
[4] Tseng-tzu said: “Thrice daily I ask myself: ‘Have I been unfaithful in dealing for others? Have I been untrue to friends? Do I practise what I preach?’”
[5] The Master said: “To guide a land of a thousand chariots, honour business, be true and sparing, love the people, and time thy claims upon them.”
[6] The Master said: “The young should be dutiful at home, modest abroad, heedful and true, full of goodwill for the many, close friends with love; and should they have strength to spare, let them spend it upon the arts.”
[7] Tzu-hsia said: “If a man honour worth and forsake lust, serve father and mother with all his strength, be ready to give his life for the king, and keep faith with his friends; though men may call him rude, I call him learned.”
[8] The Master said: “Of a gentleman who is frivolous none stand in awe, nor can his learning be sound. Make faithfulness and truth thy masters: have no friends unlike thyself: be not ashamed to mend thy faults.”
[9] Tseng-tzu said: “Respect death and recall forefathers, the good in men will again grow sturdy.”
[10] Tzu-ch´in said to Tzu-kung: “The Master, on coming to a country, learns all about the government: does he ask, or is it told him?”
Tzu-kung said: “The Master learns it by his warmth and honesty, by politeness, modesty, and yielding. The way that the Master asks is unlike other men’s asking.”
 If for three years he do not forsake his father’s ways, he may be called dutiful.”
[12] Yu-tzu said: “In daily courtesy ease is of price. This was the beauty of the old kings’ ways; this they followed in small and great. But knowing this, it is not right to give way to ease, unchecked by courtesy. This also is wrong.”
[13] Yu-tzu said: “If promises hug the right, word can be kept: if attentions are bounded by courtesy, shame will be banished: heroes may be worshipped, if we choose them aright.”
[14] The Master said: “A gentleman who is not a greedy eater, nor a lover of ease at home, who is earnest in deed and careful of speech, who seeks the righteous and profits by them, may be called fond of learning.”
[15] Tzu-kung said: “Poor, but no flatterer; rich, but not proud. How were that?”
“Good,” said the Master; “but better still were poor, yet merry; rich, yet courteous.”
Tzu-kung said: “Where the poem says:
‘If ye cut, if ye file,is that what is meant?”
If ye polish and grind’;
[16] The Master said: “Not to be known should not grieve you: grieve that ye know not men.”
[1] THE MASTER said: “In governing, cleave to good; as the north star holds his place, and the multitude of stars revolve upon him.”
[2] The Master said: “To sum up the three hundred songs in a word, they are free from evil thought.”
[3] The Master said: “Guide the people by law, subdue them by punishment; they may shun crime, but will be void of shame. Guide them by example, subdue them by courtesy; they will learn shame, and come to be good.”
[4] The Master said: “At fifteen, I was bent on study; at thirty, I could stand; at forty, doubts ceased; at fifty, I understood the laws of Heaven; at sixty, my ears obeyed me; at seventy, I could do as my heart lusted, and never swerve from right.”
[5] Meng Yi asked the duty of a son.
The Master said: “Obedience.”
As Fan Ch´ih was driving him, the Master said: “Meng-sun asked me the duty of a son; I answered ‘Obedience.’”
“What did ye mean?” said Fan Ch´ih.
“To serve our parents with courtesy whilst they live,” said the Master; “to bury them with all courtesy when they die; and to worship them with all courtesy.”
[6] Meng Wu asked the duty of a son.
The Master said: “What weighs on your father and mother is concern for your health.”
[7] Tzu-yu asked the duty of a son.
The Master said: “To-day a man is called dutiful if he keep his father and mother. But we keep both our dogs and horses, and unless we honour parents, is it not all one?”
[8] Tzu-hsia asked the duty of a son.
The Master said: “Our manner is the hard part. For the young to be a stay in toil, and leave the wine and cakes to their elders, is this to fulfil their duty?”
[9] The Master said: “If I talk all day to Hui, like a dullard, he never stops me. But when he is gone, if I pry into his life, I find he can do what I say. No, Hui is no dullard.”
[10] The Master said: “Look at a man’s acts; watch his motives; find out what pleases him: can the man evade you? Can the man evade you?”
[11] The Master said: “Who keeps the old akindle and adds new knowledge is fitted to be a teacher.”
[12] The Master said: “A gentleman is not a vessel.”
[13] Tzu-kung asked, What is a gentleman?
The Master said: “He puts words into deed first, and sorts what he says to the deed.”
[14] The Master said: “A gentleman is broad and fair: the vulgar are biassed and petty.”
[15] The Master said: “Study without thought is vain: thought without study is dangerous.”
[16] The Master said: “Work on strange doctrines does harm.”
[17] The Master said: “Yu, shall I teach thee what is understanding? To know what we know, and know what we do not know, that is understanding.”
[18] Tzu-chang studied with an eye to pay.
The Master said: “Listen much, keep silent when in doubt, and always take heed of the tongue; thou wilt make few mistakes. See much, beware of pitfalls, and always give heed to thy walk; thou wilt have little to rue. If thy words are seldom wrong, thy deeds leave little to rue, pay will follow.”
[19] Duke Ai asked: “What should be done to make the people loyal?”
Confucius answered: “Exalt the straight, set aside the crooked, the people will be loyal. Exalt the crooked, set aside the straight, the people will be disloyal.”
[20] Chi K´ang asked how to make the people lowly, faithful, and willing.
The Master said: “Behave with dignity, they will be lowly: be pious and merciful, they will be faithful: exalt the good, teach the unskilful, they will grow willing.”
[21] One said to Confucius: “Why are ye not in power, Sir?”
The Master answered: “What does the book say of a good son? ‘An always dutiful son, who is a friend to his brothers, showeth the way to rule.’ This also is to rule. What need to be in power?”
[22] The Master said: “Without truth I know not how man can live. A cart without a crosspole, a carriage without harness, how could they be moved?”
[23] Tzu-chang asked whether we can know what is to be ten generations hence.
The Master said: “The Yin inherited the manners of the Hsia; the harm and the good that they wrought them is known. The Chou inherited the manners of the Yin; the harm and the good that they wrought them is known. And we may know what is to be, even an hundred generations hence, when others follow Chou.”
[24] The Master said: “To worship the ghosts of strangers is fawning. To see the right and not do it is want of courage.”
[1] OF the Chi having eight rows of dancers in his hall, Confucius said: “If this is to be borne, what is not to be borne?”
[2] At the end of worship, the Three Clans made use of the Yung hymn.
The Master said:
“‘The dukes and princes assist,
Solemn is the Son of Heaven;’
what sense has this in the hall of the Three Clans?”
[3] The Master said: “A man without love, what is courtesy to him? A man without love, what is music to him?”
[4]
Lin Fang asked, What is the life of ceremony?
The Master said: “A great question! At hightides, waste is worse than thrift: at burials, grief outweighs nicety.”
[5] The Master said: “The wild tribes have kings; whilst the realm of Hsia is without!”
[6]
The Chi worshipped on Mount T´ai.
The Master said to Jan Yu: “Canst thou not stop this?”
He answered: “I cannot.”
“Alas!” said the Master; “dost thou set Mount T´ai below Lin Fang?”
[7] The Master said: “A gentleman has no rivalries-except perhaps in archery; and then, as bowing he joins the winners, or steps down to see the loser drink, throughout the struggle he is still the gentleman.”
[8] Tzu-hsia asked: “What is the meaning of:
‘Her cunning smiles,The Master said: “Colouring follows groundwork.”
Her dimples light,
Her lovely eyes,
So clear and bright,
The ground, not yet
With colours dight’?”
[9] The Master said: “I can speak of the manners of Hsia; but for Chi witnesses fail. I can speak of the manners of Yin; but for Sung witnesses fail. This is due to their dearth of books and great men. Were there enough of these, they would witness for me.”
[10] The Master said: “After the drink offering at the Great Sacrifice, I have no wish to see more.”
[11] One asked about the words of the Great Sacrifice.
[12] The Master said: “I do not understand them. Could one understand them, he would overlook the world as I this”—and he pointed to his palm.
[13]
Worship as though those ye worship stood before you; worship the spirits, as though they stood before you.
The Master said: “If I take no part in the sacrifice, it is none to me.”
[14]
Wang-sun Chia said: “What is the meaning of ‘it is better to court the Kitchen God than the God of the Home’?”
“Not at all,” said the Master. “A sin against Heaven is past praying for.”
[15] The Master said: “Two lines of kings have passed beneath the ken of Chou. How rich in art is Chou! It is Chou I follow.”
[16]
On entering the Great Temple, the Master asked how each thing was done.
One said: “Who says that the man of Tsou’s son has a knowledge of ceremony? On entering the Great Temple, he asked how each thing was done!”
On hearing this, the Master said: “Such is the ceremony.
[17] The Master said: “To pierce through the target does not score in archery; because men differ in strength. This was the old rule.”
[18] Tzu-kung wished to do away with the sheep offering at the new moon. The Master said: “Thou lovest the sheep, Tz´u: I love the rite.”
[19] The Master said: “Treat the king with all courtesy, men call it fawning.”
[20]
Duke Ting asked how a king should behave to his ministers; how ministers should serve their king?
Confucius answered: “A king should behave with courtesy to his ministers; ministers should serve their king faithfully.”
[21] The Master said: “The poem ‘The Osprey’ is glad, but not wanton; it is sad, but not morbid.”
[22]
Duke Ai asked Tsai Wo about the shrines of the guardian spirits. Tsai Wo answered: “The Hsia Emperors grew firs round them; the men of Yin grew cypress; the men of Chou grew chestnut, meaning ‘jest not over holy matters.’”
On hearing this, the Master said: “I do not speak of what is ended, chide what is settled, or find fault with what is past.”
[23]
The Master said: “How shallow was Kuan Chung!”
“But,” said one, “was not Kuan Chung thrifty?”
“Kuan owned San Kuei, and in his household none doubled offices,” said the Master; “was that thrift?”
“At least Kuan Chung was versed in courtesy.”
The Master said: “Kings screen their gates with trees; Kuan, too, had trees to screen his gate. When two kings make merry together, they have a stand for the turned-down cups; Kuan had a turned-down cup-stand too! If Kuan were versed in courtesy, who is not versed in courtesy?”
[24] The Master said to the chief musician of Lu: “How to play music may be known. At first each part in unison; then, a swell of harmony, each part distinct, rolling on to the finish.”
[25]
The warden of Yi asked to see Confucius, saying: “No gentleman has ever come here, whom I have failed to see.”
The followers presented him.
On leaving he said: “My lads, why lament your fall? The world has long been astray. Heaven will make of the Master a warning bell.”
[26] The Master said: “All beautiful and noble is the music of Shao! The music of Wu is as beautiful, but less noble.”
[27] The Master said: “Rank without bounty; ritual without reverence; mourning without grief, why should I cast them a glance?”
[1] THE MASTER said: “Love makes a spot beautiful: who chooses not to dwell in love, has he got wisdom?”
[2] The Master said: “Loveless men cannot bear need long, they cannot bear fortune long. Loving hearts find peace in love; clever heads find profit in it.”
[3] The Master said: “Love can alone love others, or hate others.”
[4] The Master said: “A heart set on love will do no wrong.”
[5]
The Master said: “Wealth and honours are what men desire; but abide not in them by help of wrong. Lowliness and want are hated of men; but forsake them not by help of wrong.
“Shorn of love, is a gentleman worthy the name? Not for one moment may a gentleman sin against love; not in flurry and haste, nor yet in utter overthrow.”
[6] The Master said: “A friend to love, a foe to evil, I have yet to meet. A friend to love will set nothing higher. In love’s service, a foe to evil will let no evil touch him. Were a man to give himself to love, but for one day, I have seen no one whose strength would fail him. Such men there may be, but I have not seen one.”
[7] The Master said: “A man and his faults are of a piece. By watching his faults we learn whether love be his.”
[8] The Master said: “To learn the truth at daybreak and die at eve were enough.”
[9] The Master said: “A scholar in search of truth who is ashamed of poor clothes and poor food it is idle talking to.”
[10] The Master said: “A gentleman has no likes and no dislikes below heaven. He follows right.”
[11] The Master said: “Gentlemen cherish worth; the vulgar cherish dirt. Gentlemen trust in justice; the vulgar trust in favour.”
[12] The Master said: “The chase of gain is rich in hate.”
[13] The Master said: “What is it to sway a kingdom by courteous yielding? Who cannot by courteous yielding sway a kingdom, what can he know of courtesy?”
[14] The Master said: “Be not concerned at want of place; be concerned that thou stand thyself. Sorrow not at being unknown, but seek to be worthy of note.”
[15]
The Master said: “One thread, Shen, runs through all my teaching.”
“Yes,” said Tseng-tzu.
After the Master had left, the disciples asked what was meant.
Tseng-tzu said: “The Master’s teaching all hangs on faithfulness and fellow-feeling.”
[16] The Master said: “A gentleman considers what is right; the vulgar consider what will pay.”
[17] The Master said: “At sight of worth, think to grow like it. When evil meets thee, search thine own heart.”
[18] The Master said: “A father or mother may be gently chidden. If they will not bend, be the more lowly, but persevere; nor murmur if trouble follow.”
[19] The Master said: “Whilst thy father and mother live, do not wander afar. If thou must travel, hold a set course.”
[20] The Master said: “If for three years a son do not forsake his father’s ways, he may be called dutiful.”
[21] The Master said: “A father’s and a mother’s age must be borne in mind; with joy on the one hand, fear on the other.”
[22] The Master said: “Men of old were loth to speak; lest a word that they could not make good should shame them.”
[23] The Master said: “Who contains himself goes seldom wrong.”
[24] The Master said: “A gentleman wishes to be slow to speak and quick to act.”
[25] The Master said: “Good is no hermit. It has ever neighbours.”
[26] Tzu-yu said: “Preaching to princes brings disgrace, nagging at friends estrangement.”


Winery
Wines for web developers since 1999
Checkout
Item
Qty
Price
Shipping
:
Total
:
Your Details
Billing
Name
Email
City
Address
ZIP Code
Country
Select
USA
Italy
Same as Billing
Shipping
Name
Email
City
Address
ZIP Code
Country
Select
USA
Italy


{% extends "about-base.html" -%} {%- block title -%} About Docs.rs {%- endblock title -%} {%- block body -%} {%- set docsrs_repo = "https://github.com/rust-lang/docs.rs" -%}
Docs.rs is an open source documentation host for crates of the Rust Programming Language. All libraries published to crates.io are documented. If you just published a crate, your crate is likely still in the queue.
The source code of Docs.rs is available on GitHub. If you ever encounter an issue, don't hesitate to report it! (And thanks in advance!)
Currently running Docs.rs version is: {{ docsrs_version() }}
Docs.rs is run and maintained by the Docs.rs team. You can find us in #docs-rs on Discord.


Firstly, I'm from Redlands, CA and live in Los Angeles. I recently quit my job at a tech company that makes government HR software to become a developer!
Why?! Because it's the future, man! But, really, I see every industry becoming more and more reliant on computers, software, and apps for everything from the smallest to the largest tasks. Not only do I want to be a part of that transformation, but I also want to be able to learn a new skill - and a skill that will allow me to understand the inner workings of these things that I rely on each day.
My original reason for learning to code is that it would give me a new skill on my utility belt to help me launch my own business someday. But I also like the idea that I could use this skill to live/work elsewhere around the world!
If I could have any job in the world, it would be this guy's
Can't think of a sixth thing right now...so Sesame Street will help me out with this one. (Shoot Bert an email.)


--- layout: post title: 'Git: Delete Branch Remote and Locally' date: '2015-03-31T10:01:00.000-04:00' author: ricleal tags: - git comments: true ---
git branch -a
git branch -D
git push origin --delete


Make Battlefield 2 available for the next generation!Vote on GoG
Knife and pistol only servers will never be the same
[S]r[M] - Stark Raving Mad Clan | [I]{B}[C] - International Battlefield Community | *J4F* - Just 4 Fun


TUNE PhoneGap Test App
TUNE Debug Mode
TUNE Delegate
Measure Session
Measure Event Name
Measure Event With Items
Test Setter Methods
Test Getter Methods
Test Custom Profile Data
Test Clear Custom Profile Data
Test Power Hooks
Disable Smartwhere
Enable Smartwhere
Configure Smartwhere
Privacy Protected Due To Age?


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block content %} Scan started for team {{teamname}} at time {{time}} Please go to {{teamname}} {% endblock %}


Features¶
effmass can:
Read in a bandstructure: It is assumed you have used a DFT calculator to walk through a 1D slice of the Brillouin Zone, capturing the maxima and minima of interest. effmass uses the Python packages [vasppy](https://github.com/bjmorgan/vasppy) for parsing VASP output, and ASE for parsing the Castep output.
Locate extrema: These correspond to the valence band maxima and conduction band minima. Maxima and minima within a certain energy range can also be located.
Calculate curvature, transport and optical effective masses: The curvature (aka inertial) and transport masses are calculated using the derivatives of a fitted polynomial function. The optical effective mass can also be calculated assuming a Kane dispersion.
Assess the extent of non-parabolicity: Parameters of the Kane quasi-linear dispersion are calculated to quantify the extent of non-parabolicity over a given energy range.
Calculate the quasi-fermi level for a given carrier concentration: Using density-of-states data and assuming no thermal smearing, effmass can calculate the energy to which states are occupied. This is a useful approximation to the quasi-Fermi level. Note: this is only supported for VASP and requires the output file `DOSCAR`.
Plot fits to the dispersion: Selected bandstructure segments and approximations to the dispersion (assuming a Kane, quadratic, or higher order fit) can be visualised.
The command line interface provides basic functionality for calculating parabolic effective masses. For those who have a basic familiarity with Python there is an API which provides access to more (non-parabolic) effective mass definitions. Depending on the functionality and level of approximation you are looking for, it may be that one of the packages listed [here](https://effmass.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Related%20packages.html) will suit your needs better.


Mobile applications published currently on Google Play Store and implemented with the open frameworks LibGDX and Ionic
Why not learn some french vocabulary having fun in the meantime? "L'art de décaler les sons que débite la bouche" - Joël Martin.
Lost in Louvain-la-Neuve ? This app is for you. This is a beta project of hybrid app created with Ionic Framework.
Play8 is an app simplifying life of gamers for gathering with friends on a video game.
Manage wedding invitations for your wedding sharing a key with your guests.
This is a list of research topics I'm studying at Université catholique de Louvain in the context of a PhD


It is a non-profit organization associated with mozilla.
Core of our community is to inspire students to work with...skills
This community is the result of preparation , hardwork, and learning from failure.
We the Members of CSE-C IV year have formed an Open Stack Developer's Community in collaboration with Mozilla. The vision of our community is To spark a movement -- a loud voice, a breeding ground for new ideas, a massive force, a deep talent pool -- that powers the open web to new heights. Our community has robust guidelines to ensure everything runs trouble-free.
We are enthuastic developers with relavant skills.
I'm Sri Manikanta Palakollu. I'm a Data Science Researcher and Founder of this community. Apart from these I'm an Author as well as a Book Reviewer.
I'm Sai Vardhan Poloju. I'm a FullStack Developer of this community. I'm having a good knowledge in all steps from concept to finished product.
I'm Aravind Medamoni. I'm a Mobile App Developer of this community. I understand the community's specifications and then turn it into a tangible application.
I'm Srinidhi Parimala. My responsibilities include Directing strategy towards the profitable growth of the students and operation of the community.
We the Members of CSE-C IV year have formed an Open Stack Developer's Community in collaboration with Mozilla.
We the Members of CSE-C IV year have formed an Open Stack Developer's Community in collaboration with Mozilla.
I'm Vaishnavi Pillalamarri. I'm the Project Mentor of this community. I'm approachable and has genuine interest in helping students to succeed and guide them through out the project.
We the Members of CSE-C IV year have formed an Open Stack Developer's Community in collaboration with Mozilla.
The forthcoming events to be held are listed below
10th July 10:00am - 3:00pm Room No : 206
It is our first ever seminar initiated with our team intro followed by a seminar hosted by Manikanta.
17th July 1:30pm - 4:00pm Room No : 206
This seminar covers all the latest technologies which are currently used by current Software industry.
What are the latest news regarding this developers community.
This is the day at which our developers community officially announcing.
This is a the at which our first workshop is going to be conducted in our college room no : 206.
Read More