v0.4.0 - Debian & Networking
The major focus of this release is to enable networking capabilities of
the camera, and a new GUI to choose from. Under the hood, we have also
replaced the operating system of the camera and will now be using an
embedded build of the Debian operating system. This is the software that
we are currently shipping on our Chronos 2.1 cameras, and is now also
available for users of the Chronos 1.4.
The most up-to-date instructions can be found in the
chronos-updates
respository on GitHub, but we have done our best to transcribe them here
for
you. The update procedure shown here should be familiar to anyone who
has
used a embedded Debian system such as the Beaglebone or Raspberry Pi.
Since this update requires a complete replacement of the operating
system,
we currently only offer this upgrade by completely replacing the
contents of
the microSD card. We are working on a more user friendly upgrade
procedure
that will hopefully be available in the next couple of weeks using the
v0.3.2 software update procedure.
Examples: https://github.com/krontech/chronos-utils/tree/master/api_examples_python
For more information: http://forum.krontech.ca/index.php?topic=498
More Documentation To Follow...
v0.4.0 - Debian & Networking
The major focus of this release is to enable networking capabilities of
the camera, and a new GUI to choose from. Under the hood, we have also
replaced the operating system of the camera and will now be using an
embedded build of the Debian operating system. This is the software that
we are currently shipping on our Chronos 2.1 cameras, and is now also
available for users of the Chronos 1.4.
The most up-to-date instructions can be found in the
chronos-updates
respository on GitHub, but we have done our best to transcribe them here
for
you. The update procedure shown here should be familiar to anyone who
has
used a embedded Debian system such as the Beaglebone or Raspberry Pi.
Since this update requires a complete replacement of the operating
system,
we currently only offer this upgrade by completely replacing the
contents of
the microSD card. We are working on a more user friendly upgrade
procedure
that will hopefully be available in the next couple of weeks using the
v0.3.2 software update procedure.
Examples: https://github.com/krontech/chronos-utils/tree/master/api_examples_python
For more information: http://forum.krontech.ca/index.php?topic=498
Software v0.3.2
Software v0.3.1
Software v0.3.0
Software v0.2
Software v0.1
Software V0.1 - Initial release shipped on Earlybird cameras (Serial numbers 00001 to 00049)
If your camera lacks the About tab in the Util menu, you are running this version.
To downgrade to this version, follow the procedure below:
Restoring a Camera That Wont Boot
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will need to submit documents to Kron Technologies or to the courier even if
you are using your own account for shipping.
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to have Kron Technologies
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Express to send them the form directly to them. You may also
request we ship your order without a 5106 importer form, however, Kron
Technologies will not be liable for any issues, delays, or cost of return
shipping or any other problem that may occur from not submitting
this form.
Note:
Your own courier account does not replace documents for customs. You
will need a selected broker in-order to submit documentation
automatically. If you do not have a broker, you will need to submit
documents
to Kron Technologies or the courier even if you are using your own
account for shipping.
All international receivers will be responsible for taxes and duties due on import. Kron Technologies does not collect taxes and cannot quote taxes. This is the full responsibility of the receiver. Kron Technologies cannot alter export documents in the event that taxes are expected to be due on import. Shipping terms for shipments outside Canada and the US are delivered at place (DAP).
Kron Technologies does not ship any Chronos high speed cameras to P.O. boxes or APO/FPO address. We require the receiver to sign for the shipment and to verify that it has arrived in good condition. Failure to note the condition of the shipment within 7 days can affect warranty and returns (see RMA policies on the Support page).
Kron Technologies is not responsible for any duties and taxes applied to your order if you are outside the US or Canada. All fees imposed during or after shipping (tariffs, taxes, duties, etc.) are the responsibility of the customer.
We will sell and ship Chronos cameras worldwide, except the following countries for which fall under Canada's export control regulations for high-speed cameras:
When using our recommended shipping option. This is the quickest and easiest option. We also offer FCA and EXW shipping methods.
When using EXW and shipping with a custom account via DHL or FedEx, Kron
Technologies will charge a $20 USD processing fee. A $100 USD processing fee
for other couriers. Shipping via EXW will also introduce an additional 1 day
delay in processing.
Please note Kron Technologies will not ship via UPS due to reliability
issues in the past.
If you require Kron Technologies to communicate with your freight
forwarder, (take care of the details for you), we will charge an additional
$100 USD.
Multiple boxed shipments may carry extra fees. Typically $5 USD – 10$
USD
If you have any questions regarding shipping, please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you have had the honor of purchasing a Chronos 1.4, all cameras come standard with a one year warranty. You can also purchase an extended warranty in one (two year total) and two (three years total) increments. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for full knowledge base and warranty support. When contacting support, we ask that you have you serial number in the email and be sure to clearly state the issues that you are experiencing. We will get back to you as soon as possible, usually within 24 hrs! If you are experiencing an emergency, please check out the Contact page for phone information.
Returns should be sent to Kron Technologies Inc within 15 business days of
the issuance of the RMA number or we can cancel the return authorization.
All warranty, non-warranty, and out of box failure claims should be emailed
to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the serial number, a detailed description of the
issues, and photos of failure to perform or damages.
All repair returns to Kron Technologies Inc are to be shipped prepaid with a
waybill issued by Kron Technologies. Do not ship with your own courier, this
could end in customs delays and unnecessary taxes. Any taxes due at the
Canadian border during return will be billed to you. Warranty return
shipments have shipping paid by Kron Technologies Inc. For non-warranty
repairs you will be billed shipping along with parts and labour.
The RMA# should be clearly printed on the package and/or shipping label. All
units without an RMA number will be refused. Please DO NOT send items back
to us without having an RMA issued and referenced on the outside of the box.
Please remove ALL other accessories from the box. Do not ship any SD cards,
allen keys, lenses, batteries, power cables, data cables, or paper documents
relating to your order (invoice or packing slips). Kron Technologies will
not replace or refund for items lost in the RMA process. Only send us the
camera, no other items.
All returns should be properly packed to prevent damage during shipping, and
should be sent to the address provided on the waybill sent by Kron
Technologies. Ship the items in the original shipping container whenever
possible, Kron Technologies Inc will not return-ship in anything other than
our approved packaging. Kron Technologies Inc is not responsible for any
damages that occurred during the course of your shipping the unit to us for
repair, and we will notify you of improper packaging and any damage upon
receipt of the RMA items.
After service repair has been completed, the repair labor and hardware
associated with the repair will be warrantied for the remaining original
warranty or six months, which ever is longer.
There will be a $250 USD diagnostic labour fee for all cameras that are sent
in without warranty coverage. All parts and labour will be charged after the
diagnostics have identified the issue. Payment is due within 10 business
days of receiving notification of billing.
Out of box failures are to be reported within 7 days of delivery. If any
shipping or manufacturer’s damage is reported after, then it is considered a
warranty claim. All out of box failures can be returned, with free shipping,
with a full refund, repair, company credit, or a new unit at the discretion
of Kron Technologies.
We will sell and ship Chronos cameras worldwide, except the following countries for which fall under Canada's export control regulations for high-speed cameras:
We ship worldwide and deliver typically within three days (excluding
potential customs delays) when using our recommended shipping option. This
is the quickest and easiest option. We also offer FCA and EXW shipping
methods.
Additional details when using FCA/EXW shipping options:
When using EXW, Kron Technologies will charge a $20 USD processing fee when
using a DHL or FedEx shipping account and $100 USD processing fee for other
couriers. Shipping via EXW will also introduce an additional 1 day delay in
processing.
Please note Kron Technologies will not ship via UPS due to reliability
issues in the past.
If you require Kron Technologies to communicate with your freight forwarder,
(take care of the details for you), we will charge an additional $100USD.
Multiple boxed shipments may carry extra fees. Typically $5 USD – 10$ USD
All orders are shipped from our facility in Burnaby, BC, Canada.
If your shipment is stuck in customs, please call the courier and ask to
talk to them about customs clearance. Tell them the issue you are having and
give them the shipment tracking number. They will provide you with
instructions. For Fedex or DHL shipments to the USA, this usually involves
filling out and submitting a 5106 form to an agent ID email address that
they will give you over the phone. For shipments outside the USA and Canada,
procedures vary, ask the courier what you need to do.
For USA shipments, if you submit the 5106 customs form to us as directed in
the order confirmation email, it is included in the shipment and there are
usually no customs issues at all.
It is a importer ID form required by the CBP for items that total over $2500 USD.
Yes. We provide our product at the best possible price and we do offer our product online at no additional cost for handling. If you are needing supplier forms filled, drop shipping, third party shipping, or if we need to research what boker you are using, there will be an additional charge.
Chronos 1.4 supports CS mounts and C mounts with included
adapter.
Chronos 2.1-HD supports Nikon F, Canon EF, Micro Four
Thirds, PL and C
mounts which are available as field-swappable options. CS-C and Nikon F
adapters are included.
Yes, Chronos fully supports video out with or without camera menus. This
enables the use of external displays.
Please ensure you are on the latest software version if this feature is not
present to you.
When Chronos saves, it takes the saved data from the high speed ram and
moves it onto the SSD, SD card, USB or other external device. Having a high
quality storage device can help reduce saving time to an extent.
It takes roughly 17 seconds to save each second of high speed footage
recorded at 1280x1024 at 1000fps, saved at 60fps in H.264 format and about
1-2 seconds with CinemaDNG RAW format.
Chronos can be triggered using an external trigger which plugs into the BNC port. We are currently working on a software update which will allow users to remote control Chronos over ethernet from the onboard ethernet port. This will allow for full remote functionality of Chronos and is scheduled for release this soon. Check our Fourm for the latest software and beta updates.
Chronos uses a ring buffer which allows it to sit in the record state
indefinitely. If you don’t know when the event you are trying to capture
will happen, you can keep Chronos pointed at the subject area and recording
until the event happens. The way this works is by over writing the previous
recorded footage when the RAM has been used up. Once the event happens and
is over, you can hit stop recording and Chronos will save the last bits of
footage leading up to the event. The amount of time that is saved varies on
frame rate, resolution and the RAM size of the unit.
This feature is extremely useful. For example; you are trying to make a
popcorn seed explode on camera but you don’t know when exactly it is going
to happen. Given the resolution and frame rate your settings are at, you
have 10 seconds of record time at these settings on your unit. You set
Chronos to record and wait for the seed to explode. 120 seconds later the
seed explodes and lands out of frame as expected. You then stop the
recording and the last 10 seconds of footage is saved to the ring buffer in
the RAM and is ready to be reviewed live and saved to your external storage
device. There is no need to wait and be lighting fast on the trigger and no
need to sit through hours of footage leading up to the event. Even though
the entire recorded amount of footage was 10 seconds, in your case, you only
need the last 3 seconds of the event saved. You then select which part you
want saved and the rest is discarded all right on Chronos with no additional
software.
No, the Chronos 1.4 is able to display footage and basic editing can be done on the camera. Files are encoded with an MP4 file format so that dropping files into any editing software is possible.
We will post on our social media and website blog
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No, they are free with the one year warranty. If there are any questions about how to upgrade software or if there are any concerns about the Chronos, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are currently working on adding multiple languages to the UI. As we roll out this update we will be adding more and more translations. Let us know what language you want to see next!
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We are currently at capacity for camera sales. We are not looking for more promotional material.
We do not offer a distributor program at the moment. All camera sales are made directly through Kron Technologies. We do not encourage resellers as we do not drop ship and we provide our support directly to the customer, not through a third party.
We offer volume discounts for orders over five cameras (see our Resale Agreement). We do not offer any educational or promotional discounts as we are currently offering our camera at an extremely competitive rate. We keep the camera’s cost low overall so that everyone can afford it.


[CHAPTER 487R]
DESTRUCTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION RECORDS
Section
487R-1 Definitions
487R-2 Destruction of personal information records
487R-3 Penalties; civil action
487R-4 Reporting requirements
Note
Personal information protection requirements. L Sp 2008, c 10, §§7 to 15.
Cross References
Information privacy and security council; personal information security, see §§487N-5 to 7.
Personal information policy and oversight responsibilities for government agencies, see §487J-5.


With an interest in cancer genomics and early detection, I joined the Prof. Rebecca Fitzgerald’s lab at MRC Cancer Unit at the University of Cambridge in July 2016 as a visiting research student, before starting my PhD in October 2017.
Dr. Maria Secrier is my second supervisor. I collaborate with the Secrier lab at the UCL Genetics Institute in London for the bioinformatic analysis studies. My research is focused on investigating the different mutational processes operating in the development of oesophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC) by studying associated mutational signatures in these patient samples, so as to gain insights about the aetiology and clinical management of EAC.
I obtained my master’s and bachelor’s in Biochemistry from Kuvempu and Tumkur Universities in Karnataka state, India. I then joined the Cancer Genetics lab at Tata Memorial Centre’s Advanced Centre for Treatment Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC) in Mumbai, working on inherited breast and ovarian cancer syndrome, before coming to Cambridge.
My PhD at the University of Cambridge is supported by Cambridge Commonwealth European and International Trust, Trinity College’s Henry Barlow and Sidney Sussex College’s Howard scholarships.


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So far, we've seen what it takes to write our own functions in Python. There are a handful of additional function-related ideas we'd like to introduce in this section:
lambda creates anonymous functions.
apply calls functions with argument tuples.
map runs a function over a sequence and collects results.
Functions return None if they don't use a return statement.
Functions present design choices.
Functions are objects, just like numbers and strings.
Besides the def statement, Python also provides an expression form that generates function objects. Because of its similarity to a tool in the LISP language, it's called lambda. Its general form is the keyword lambda, followed by one or more arguments, followed by an expression after a colon:
lambda argument1, argument2,... argumentN :Expression using arguments
Function objects returned by lambda expressions are exactly the same as those created and assigned by def. But the lambda has a few differences that make it useful in specialized roles:
Because of this, a lambda can appear in places a def can't—inside a list constant, for example. As an expression, the lambda returns a value (a new function), which can be assigned a name optionally; the def statement always assigns the new function to the name in the header, instead of returning it as a result.
The lambda's body is similar to what you'd put in a def body's return statement; simply type the result as a naked expression, instead of explicitly returning it. Because it's limited to an expression, lambda is less general than a def; you can only squeeze so much logic into a lambda body without using statements such as if.
Apart from those distinctions, the def and lambda do the same sort of work. For instance, we've seen how to make functions with def statements:
>>> def func(x, y, z): return x + y + z ... >>> func(2, 3, 4) 9
But you can achieve the same effect with a lambda expression, by explicitly assigning its result to a name:
>>> f = lambda x, y, z: x + y + z >>> f(2, 3, 4) 9
Here, f is assigned the function object the lambda expression creates (this is how def works, but the assignment is automatic). Defaults work on lambda arguments too, just like the def:
>>> x = (lambda a="fee", b="fie", c="foe": a + b + c) >>> x("wee") 'weefiefoe'
lambdas come in handy as a shorthand for functions. For instance, we'll see later that callback handlers are frequently coded as lambda expressions embedded directly in a registration call, instead of being defined elsewhere in a file and referenced by name.
Why You Will Care: lambdasThe lambda expression is most handy as a shorthand for def, when you need to stuff small pieces of executable code in places where statements are illegal syntactically. For example, you can build up a list of functions by embedding lambda expressions in a list constant: L = [lambda x: x**2, lambda x: x**3, lambda x: x**4] for f in L: print f(2) # prints 4, 8, 16 print L[0](3) # prints 9 Without lambda, you'd need to instead code three def statements outside the list in which the functions that they define are to be used. lambdas also come in handy in function argument lists; one very common application of this is to define in-line callback functions for the Tkinter GUI API (more on Tkinter in Chapter 10). The following creates a button that prints a message on the console when pressed: import sys widget = Button(text ="Press me", command = lambda: sys.stdout.write("Hello world\n")) |
Some programs need to call arbitrary functions in a generic fashion, without knowing their names or arguments ahead of time. We'll see examples of where this can be useful later, but by way of introduction, the apply built-in function does the job. For instance, after running the code in the prior section, you can call the generated functions by passing them as arguments to apply, along with a tuple of arguments:
>>> apply(func, (2, 3, 4)) 9 >>> apply(f, (2, 3, 4)) 9
apply simply calls the passed-in function, matching the passed-in arguments list with the function's expected arguments. Since the arguments list is passed in as a tuple (a data structure), it can be computed at runtime by a program. The real power of apply is that it doesn't need to know how many arguments a function is being called with; for example, you can use if logic to select from a set of functions and argument lists, and use apply to call any:
if <test>: action, args = func1, (1,) else: action, args = func2, (1, 2, 3) . . . apply(action, args)
One of the more common things programs do with lists is to apply an operation to each node and collect the results. For instance, updating all the counters in a list can be done easily with a for loop:
>>> counters = [1, 2, 3, 4] >>> >>> updated = [] >>> for x in counters: ... updated.append(x + 10) # add 10 to each item ... >>> updated [11, 12, 13, 14]
Because this is such a common operation, Python provides a built-in that does most of the work for you: the map function applies a passed-in function to each item in a sequence object and returns a list containing all the function call results. For example:
>>> def inc(x): return x + 10 # function to be run ... >>> map(inc, counters) # collect results [11, 12, 13, 14]
Since map expects a function, it also happens to be one of the places where lambdas commonly appear:
>>> map((lambda x: x + 3), counters) # function expression [4, 5, 6, 7]
map is the simplest representative of a class of Python built-ins used for functional programming (which mostly just means tools that apply functions to sequences). Its relatives filter out items based on a test (filter) and apply operations to pairs of items (reduce). We say more about these built-in tools in Chapter 8.
In Python functions, return statements are optional. When a function doesn't return a value explicitly, the function exits when control falls off the end. Technically, all functions return a value; if you don't provide a return, your function returns the None object automatically:
>>> def proc(x): ... print x # no return is a None return ... >>> x = proc('testing 123...') testing 123... >>> print x None
Functions such as this without a return are Python's equivalent of what are called procedures in some languages (such as Pascal). They're usually called as a statement (and the None result is ignored), since they do their business without computing a useful result. This is worth knowing, because Python won't tell you if you try to use the result of a function that doesn't return one. For instance, assigning the result of a list append method won't raise an error, but you'll really get back None, not the modified list:
>>> list = [1, 2, 3] >>> list = list.append(4) # append is a 'procedure' >>> print list # append changes list in-place None
When you start using functions, you're faced with choices about how to glue components together—for instance, how to decompose a task into functions, how functions should communicate, and so on. Some of this falls into the category of structured analysis and design, which is too broad a topic to discuss in this book. But here are a few general hints for Python beginners:
Generally speaking, you should strive to make a function independent of things outside of it. Arguments and return statements are often the best way to isolate dependencies.
Global variables (i.e., names in the enclosing module) are usually a poor way to communicate with a function. They can create dependencies that make programs difficult to change.
Functions can also change parts of mutable objects passed in. But as with global variables, this implies lots of coupling between the caller and callee, which can make a function too specific and brittle.
Table 4.3 summarizes the ways functions can talk to the outside world; inputs may come from items in the left column, and results may be sent out in any of the forms on the right. Politically correct function designers usually only use arguments for inputs and return statements for outputs. But there are plenty of exceptions, including Python's OOP support—as we'll see in Chapter 6, Python classes depend on changing a passed-in mutable object. Class functions set attributes of an automatically passed-in self object, to change per-object state information (e.g., self.name = 'bob'); side effects aren't dangerous if they're expected.
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Function Inputs |
Function Outputs |
|---|---|
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Arguments |
Return statement |
|
Global (module) variables |
Mutable arguments |
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Global (module) variables |
Because Python functions are objects at runtime, you can write programs that process them generically. Function objects can be assigned, passed to other functions, stored in data structures, and so on, as if they were simple numbers or strings. Function objects happen to export a special operation; they can be called by listing arguments in parentheses after a function expression. But functions belong to the same general category as other objects.
For instance, as we've seen, there's really nothing special about the name we use in a def statement: it's just a variable assigned in the current scope, as if it had appeared on the left of an = sign. After a def runs, the function name is a reference to an object; you can reassign that object to other names and call it through any reference—not just the original name:
>>> def echo(message): # echo assigned to a function object ... print message ... >>> x = echo # now x references it too >>> x('Hello world!') # call the object by adding () Hello world!
Since arguments are passed by assigning objects, it's just as easy to pass functions to other functions, as arguments; the callee may then call the passed-in function just by adding arguments in parentheses:
>>> def indirect(func, arg): ... func(arg) # call object by adding () ... >>> indirect(echo, 'Hello jello!') # pass function to a function Hello jello!
You can even stuff function objects into data structures, as though they were integers or strings. Since Python compound types can contain any sort of object, there's no special case here either:
>>> schedule = [ (echo, 'Spam!'), (echo, 'Ham!') ] >>> for (func, arg) in schedule: ... apply(func, (arg,)) ... Spam! Ham!
This code simply steps through the schedule list, calling the echo function with one argument each time through. As we hope you're starting to notice by now, Python's lack of type declarations makes for an incredibly flexible programming language. Notice the use of apply to run functions generically, the single-item tuple in the second argument to apply, and the tuple unpacking assignment in the for loop header (all ideas introduced earlier).
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new VirtualJoystick(game, parent)
The VirtualJoystick plugin.
This plugin is responsible for all joysticks and buttons created within your game.
Add it to your game via the Phaser Plugin Manager:
this.pad = this.game.plugins.add(Phaser.VirtualJoystick);
Once created you can then add new joysticks and buttons using addStick
and addButton
respectively.
This plugin can contain multiple sticks and buttons and will handle processing and updating them all.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
game |
Phaser.Game | A reference to the current Phaser.Game instance. |
parent |
Phaser.PluginManager | The Phaser Plugin Manager which looks after this plugin. |
Classes
Members
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<static, constant> CIRC_BUTTON :integer
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Used by VirtualJoystick.Button.shape. Defines the hit area geometry shape being used is a Circle.
Type:
- integer
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<static, constant> HORIZONTAL :integer
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Used by VirtualJoystick.Stick.motionLock. Defines movement locked to the horizontal axis only.
Type:
- integer
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<static, constant> NONE :integer
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Used by VirtualJoystick.Stick.motionLock. Defines full freedom of movement.
Type:
- integer
-
<static, constant> RECT_BUTTON :integer
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Used by VirtualJoystick.Button.shape. Defines the hit area geometry shape being used is a Rectangle.
Type:
- integer
-
<static, constant> VERTICAL :integer
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Used by VirtualJoystick.Stick.motionLock. Defines movement locked to the vertical axis only.
Type:
- integer
-
<protected> buttons
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Properties:
Name Type Description buttons
Phaser.ArraySet The Buttons that this plugin is responsible for.
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<protected> sticks
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Properties:
Name Type Description sticks
Phaser.ArraySet The Sticks that this plugin is responsible for.
Methods
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<static> addButton(pad, shape, x, y, texture, upFrame, downFrame) → {Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Button}
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Creates a new
Button
object - a virtual button.var button = pad.addButton(x, y, 'texture', 'button-up', 'button-down');
It consists of one sprite with two frames. One frame depicts the button as it's held down, the other when up.
The Button sprite is added to
Game.Stage
, which is always aboveGame.World
in which all other Sprites and display objects live.The Button is digital, i.e. it is either 'on or off'. It doesn't have a pressure or force associated with it.
Parameters:
Name Type Description pad
Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Pad The Virtual Pad that this Button belongs to.
shape
integer The shape of the buttons hit area. Either Phaser.VirtualJoystick.CIRC_BUTTON or Phaser.VirtualJoystick.RECT_BUTTON.
x
number The x coordinate to draw the button at. The button is centered on this coordinate.
y
number The y coordinate to draw the button at. The button is centered on this coordinate.
texture
string The Phaser.Cache key of the texture atlas to be used to render this button.
upFrame
string The name of the frame within the button texture atlas to be used when the button is in an 'up' state.
downFrame
string The name of the frame within the button texture atlas to be used when the button is in a 'down' state.
Returns:
The Button object.
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<static> addDPad(pad, x, y, distance, texture, neutralFrame, upFrame, downFrame, leftFrame, rightFrame) → {Phaser.VirtualJoystick.DPad}
-
Creates a new
DPad
object.var dpad = pad.addDPad(x, y, distance, 'texture');
While the Stick class creates an analogue joystick, the DPad one creates a digital joystick. The difference is that a digital joystick is either "on" or "off" in any given direction. There is no pressure or degree of force in any direction, it's either moving or it isn't. This is the same as the way in which NES style game pads work. The "D" stands for "Direction".
Unlike the Stick class the DPad can use a different frame from the texture atlas for each of the 4 directions in which it can move.
The DPad can either be on-screen all the time, positioned via the
posX
andposY
setters. Or you can have it only appear when the player touches the screen by settingshowOnTouch
to true.The DPad sprite is added to
Game.Stage
, which is always aboveGame.World
in which all other Sprites and display objects live.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description pad
Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Pad The Virtual Pad that this Joystick belongs to.
x
number The x coordinate to draw the joystick at. The joystick is centered on this coordinate.
y
number The y coordinate to draw the joystick at. The joystick is centered on this coordinate.
distance
number The distance threshold between the stick and the base. This is how far the stick can be pushed in any direction.
texture
string The Phaser.Cache key of the texture atlas to be used to render this joystick.
neutralFrame
string <optional>
neutral The name of the frame within the texture atlas that contains the 'neutral' state of the dpad. Neutral is the state when the dpad isn't moved at all.
upFrame
string <optional>
up The name of the frame within the texture atlas that contains the 'up' state of the dpad.
downFrame
string <optional>
down The name of the frame within the texture atlas that contains the 'down' state of the dpad.
leftFrame
string <optional>
left The name of the frame within the texture atlas that contains the 'left' state of the dpad.
rightFrame
string <optional>
right The name of the frame within the texture atlas that contains the 'right' state of the dpad.
Returns:
The DPad object.
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<static> addStick(x, y, distance, texture, baseFrame, stickFrame) → {Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Stick}
-
Creates a new
Stick
object.var stick = pad.addStick(x, y, distance, 'texture');
It consists of two Sprites: one representing the 'base' of the joystick and the other the 'stick' itself, which is the part that the player grabs hold of and interacts with. As the stick is moved you can read back the force being applied, either globally or on a per axis basis.
The Stick can either be on-screen all the time, positioned via the
posX
andposY
setters. Or you can have it only appear when the player touches the screen by settingshowOnTouch
to true.The Stick sprites are added to
Game.Stage
, which is always aboveGame.World
in which all other Sprites and display objects live.Stick force values are analogue, that is they are values between 0 and 1 that vary depending on how the stick is being moved. This allows players to have fine-grained control over your game. If you require just an 'on / off' response you may wish to use the DPad class instead.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Default Description x
number The x coordinate to draw the joystick at. The joystick is centered on this coordinate.
y
number The y coordinate to draw the joystick at. The joystick is centered on this coordinate.
distance
number The distance threshold between the stick and the base. This is how far the stick can be pushed in any direction.
texture
string The Phaser.Cache key of the texture atlas to be used to render this joystick.
baseFrame
string <optional>
'base' The name of the base frame within the joystick texture atlas.
stickFrame
string <optional>
'stick' The name of the stick frame within the joystick texture atlas.
Returns:
The Stick object.
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<static> destroy()
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Removes and calls
destroy
on all Stick and Button objects in this plugin. -
<protected, static> init()
-
Called automatically by the Phaser Plugin Manager. Creates the local properties.
-
<static> removeButton(button)
-
Removes the given Button object from this plugin and then calls
Button.destroy
on it.Parameters:
Name Type Description button
Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Button The Button object to be destroyed and removed.
-
<static> removeStick(stick)
-
Removes the given Stick or DPad object from this plugin and then calls
destroy
on it.Parameters:
Name Type Description stick
Phaser.VirtualJoystick.Stick | Phaser.VirtualJoystick.DPad The Stick or DPad object to be destroyed and removed.
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<protected, static> update()
-
Called automatically by the Phaser Plugin Manager. Updates all Stick and Button objects.


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Make 2D plots of the polyeder of a LP or IP problem, including integer points and iso profit curve. Can also make a plot of a bi-objective criterion space.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | ggplot2 |
| Imports: | ggrepel |
| Suggests: | tikzDevice |
| Published: | 2017-02-20 |
| Author: | Lars Relund [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Lars Relund <lars at relund.dk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/relund/gMOIP/issues |
| License: | |
| URL: | https://github.com/relund/gMOIP/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | gMOIP results |
| Reference manual: | gMOIP.pdf |
| Package source: | gMOIP_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: gMOIP_1.1.0.zip, r-release: gMOIP_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: gMOIP_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: gMOIP_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: gMOIP_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | gMOIP archive |
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https://github.com/Snehalikalall/CODC
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If people knew how hard I worked to get my mastery, it wouldn't seem so wonderful at all.
--Michelangelo
Adversity makes man.Prosperity make monster.
--Victor Hugo
I attribute my success to this I never gave or took any excuse.
--Florence Nightingale
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up.The most certain way to succeed is to always try one more time.
--Thomas Edison
Attempt the impossible.In order to improve your work.
--Brian Tracy
pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.
--Aristotle


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Ipad Lockdown Mobileconfig
It is possible to put an iPad or iPhone into ‘Store Demo’ mode so that the home button and swipe to home gesture is disabled. If you have seen the iPads in the Apple Store running the smart sign apps then you will know what I mean.
It is actually pretty trivial to make this work, all you need to do is install a correctly formatted mobile config plist over the air from a web server.
To deliver your config from the web all you have to do is direct the iPhone to a url containing the profile. Just open the link to your .mobileconfig file in safari. If you don’t have web space you can just use dropbox public folder URLs or switch on your mac webserver.
This config file will not load in the iPhone Configuration Utility as it uses keys that IPCU doesn’t know about. You can combine this with whatever other enterprise configuration profiles you have in play.
IPCU is not required to remove the profile. However note that to get your device back to normal you would need to do the following:
- Reboot
- Open the settings app FIRST - don't open anything else or you will need to reboot again
- Settings->General->Profiles->[your profile ] remove it.
- Reboot
I have included an example plist that will disable the home button and lock your device into the app.
BEWARE
Once this profile is installed the first app that is launched when the device is rebooted will be the only app that will run until you reboot the device again. This completely disables the ability to return to the home screen (unless your app crashes) including accessibility assistive touch.
Note that after installing the profile you must reboot the device (power off, power on) for it to take effect. To remove the profile plug the device into IPCU and delete it then reboot the device. Everything will be back to normal.
<?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“UTF-8”?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC “-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN” “http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version=“1.0”> <dict> <key>PayloadContent</key> <array> <dict> <key>PayloadDescription</key> <string>Disables home</string> <key>PayloadDisplayName</key> <string>Home Button Lock</string> <key>PayloadIdentifier</key> <string>com.hbkill.kiosk</string> <key>PayloadOrganization</key> <string>My Org</string> <key>PayloadType</key> <string>com.apple.defaults.managed</string> <key>PayloadUUID</key> <string>B2D02E2D-BAC5-431B-8A29-4B91F71C9FC1</string> <key>PayloadVersion</key> <integer>1</integer> <key>PayloadContent</key> <array> <dict> <key>DefaultsDomainName</key> <string>com.apple.springboard</string> <key>DefaultsData</key> <dict> <key>SBStoreDemoAppLock</key> <true/> </dict> </dict> </array> </dict> </array> <key>PayloadDescription</key> <string>Disables Home Button</string> <key>PayloadDisplayName</key> <string>Home Button Lock</string> <key>PayloadIdentifier</key> <string>com.hbkill</string> <key>PayloadOrganization</key> <string>My Org</string> <key>PayloadType</key> <string>Configuration</string> <key>PayloadUUID</key> <string>614D1FE3-F80D-4643-AF6B-D10C4CC8737A</string> <key>PayloadVersion</key> <integer>1</integer> </dict> </plist>


--- creation_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> lastmod_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> categories: Security title: XSS (Cross-site Scripting) and Flash --- So in my security work I have been running more and more into sites that use Flash players they obtain from some vendor (sometimes free sometimes paid). These flash players accept parameters via the URL string and commonly fail to actual validate the input and encoding.
This typically results in XSS allowing at attacker to hijack the user's session or present their own content.
I also typically run into issues where video players will load anything full-screen. The site owners don't realize someone can use their domain name to show any content they want and so they fail to restrict this or the player doesn't support restricting what URL it loads content from.
Finding sites with vulnerable players is as easy as an advanced Google search too.


I have been using drugs of all shapes, sizes, and colors for many years now, and having educated myself quite a bit, I only felt it fair to give my story about a drug that I am intimately acquainted with. For the last year of my life, Opana has been the god that I worship.
I have been using opiates for about the last three years, including such chemicals as tramadol, propoxyphene, codeine, hydrocodone (which I’m currently flying on), morphine, oxycodone, hydromorphone, methadone, Suboxone, diacetylmorphine (aka Heroin, both the Mexican Black Tar and the South East Asian brown/gray powder), and last, but certainly not least, the best of them all, oxymorphone.
Up until about a year ago, I had been getting a steady monthly supply of Vicoprofen, Ativan, Flexeril, and Ambien from my doctor. I also used all the oxycodone and morphine that I could locate and had money for. But that all changed after a car accident this past January. In lieu of prescribing me eight Vicoprofen a day, my doctor switched me to Opana ER 10mg and Opana IR 5mg. At first I thought that I was getting ripped off, because I had never even heard of these drugs, and this is after years of being a dope fiend. But boy was I pleasantly surprised.
Initally, I was unimpressed by Opana, due to its low bioavailability when taken orally. But once I learned to clean the ER 10s with a razor blade, getting that gross coating off, everything changed. I started snorting small amounts; 10 or 20mg would give me a very pleasant sedation, some euphoria, a sense of peace, and absolutely no pain whatsoever, despite my injuries.
After a week or so of this, I decided to up the ante and snorted 60mg all at once.  I believe that was a slight overdose. I could barely stand, my vision was very wavy, I puked a little, and I had to keep my eyes closed or the world would spin. I couldn’t even smoke my cigarette. That was not fun. But once I had a better feel for my tolerance, I began to have countless glowing experiences – amazing euphoria, the greatest sense of peace that I have ever known, forgetting that such a thing as pain even existed…and so on. It was amazing.
On top of that, many of the common symptoms associated with opiate use no longer occurred – almost no itching (which morphine makes me do quite a bit of), I could still function normally even as I was higher then the clouds…it was great. For the first few months after my accident, my doctor kept upping my dosage ever few weeks, and with my tolerance still somewhat low, running out was never a problem.
The problems began once I started going through my script in less then a month. As a person who has gone through Heroin and OxyContin withdrawal, I knew that this was going to be bad, but, truly, I had no idea what I was in for. From my experience, there is nothing worse in the world than going cold-turkey off of Opana. It makes Heroin and OC withdrawal feel like a pleasant day on the beach sun-bathing by comparison. I don’t want to elaborate on the specific symptoms right now, because I just got over it a week ago with the help of a bit a Suboxone, without which I most certainly would have ended up in the hospital. Opana withdrawal is the most miserable state of existence I can be in.
Since I have run out more then once in the past, what I would usually do, is try to score some Heroin or OC to help bring me down. My tolerance had gotten to the point where anything less then a half gram of Heroin or at least an 80mg OC would do little to help me not be dope sick. Over this past year of using Opana, my tolerance to opiates has reached astronomical levels. In the past, 160mg of OC or a half gram of Heroin would get me high all day long. Now, neither of those hold a candle to the 200 or 300mg of oxymorphone I take the first few days of each month, or even the 60-100mg I take daily.
A few more words about Opana. I have found that withdrawal, bad withdrawal, sets in usually 4-6 hours after my last dose, creating a cycle of incredibly powerful physical addiction. Waking up in the morning, I’m usually in so much pain it takes a great effort to pee before railing up some lines. So please, use caution. This is an extremely powerful and addictive drug. If you do decide to use it, start at very low doses…no more then a few milligrams for those without an opiate tolerance, as it is quite easy to OD. And weigh that decision to use it carefully.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Committee
Program Committee
Dr. Mehul S. Raval, Ahmedabad University , Gujarat, India
Dr. Dhaval Patel, Ahmedabad University, Gujarat. India
Dr. Keyur D. Joshi, Ahmedabad University, Gujarat. India
Organizing Committee
Dr. Kuntal Patel, Ahmedabad University , Gujarat, India (Student Branch Counsellor,
IEEE Ahmedabad University)
Tirth Jivani, President, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Foram Vadher, Vice President, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Shaunak Vyas, Secretary, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Sumit Pratihar, Webmaster, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Krinali Shah, Content Writer, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Arpit Patel, Technical Committee Projects Chair, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Kaushal Patil, Creative Designer, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Nisarg Thoriya, Social Events Chair, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Vaishwi Patel, WIE Vice President, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
Miracle Rindhani, WIE Secretary, IEEE Ahmedabad University SB
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Usage with examples¶
[1]:
%matplotlib inline
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import pyhecdss
Setting message level and program name¶
The HEC-DSS libraries output messaging to the console. To set the logging level of those libraries use the set_message_level(int)
method
[2]:
pyhecdss.set_message_level(10) # highest level with debug level of output
pyhecdss.set_message_level(0) # quiets messages to only aborts
The program name can be set which inserts the name in the meta information for the file on writes only
[3]:
pyhecdss.set_program_name('PYTHON') # name used when writing to DSS files
The version supported by the native heclib is printed out here. pyhecdss is linked with version 6
[4]:
fname=r'sample.dss'
print('Version of DSS file ',fname,': ',pyhecdss.get_version(fname)) # version of DSS file format as a string and integer tuple
Version of DSS file sample.dss : ['6-VE', 6]
Example of writing a DSS File¶
This notebook is an example of how to interact with the features of pyhecdss pyhecdss is a C-Python interface to HECLIB and in particular HECDSS. The plan is to only support reading regular and irregular time series into pandas DataFrame structure.
Opening and closing a DSS File¶
Use the with statement as it takes care of closing the file handle and other resources
[5]:
fname=r'sample.dss'
with pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname) as d:
d.close()
A regular time series¶
Create a pandas DataFrame of a sin wave and then write it out a pathname.
The concepts of regular time series is defined in HEC-DSS documentation. I would direct you there. There a limited number of period intervals supported by HEC-DSS formats.
In addition to the pathname concept (pathnames consist of 6 parts A-F represented in a path like format /A/B/C/D/E/F/) the DSS format also stores units and the type of period (instantaneous or period and value or average as INST-VAL, PER-AVG, PER-VAL).
Create a new dataframe¶
A dataframe with single column of values in the first column and indexed by datetime is what is required for HEC-DSS libraries for storage. It is limited to 1-dimensional time series
[6]:
sina=np.sin(np.linspace(-np.pi, np.pi, 201))
dfr=pd.DataFrame(sina,index=pd.date_range('01jan1990 0100',periods=len(sina),freq='15T'))
dfr.head()
[6]:
| 0 | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 01:00:00 | -1.224647e-16 |
| 1990-01-01 01:15:00 | -3.141076e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:30:00 | -6.279052e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:45:00 | -9.410831e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 02:00:00 | -1.253332e-01 |
Writing out this in-memory dataframe to a dss file requires defining the * pathname (str, format of /A/B/C/D/E/F) * where the D part is reserved for timewindow * E part matches the time interval for a regular timeseries * units (str, e.g. ‘CFS’) * period_type (str one of INST-VAL or PER-*)
[7]:
with pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname) as d:
d.write_rts('/SAMPLE/SIN/WAVE//15MIN/SAMPLE1/',dfr,'UNIT-X','INST-VAL')
An irregular time series¶
Create a pandas DataFrame and write it out as a pathname
Again very similar to the regular time series. For details on the concepts please refer to documentation for HEC-DSS
Create an irregular time series¶
This is similar to the regular time series with the difference that there is no periodic frequency and so both values and index is specified by arrays.
[8]:
dfi=pd.DataFrame([1.5, 3.2, 2.7], index=pd.to_datetime(['01jan1990 0317', '09apr1991 0520', '05sep1992 2349']))
The additional values needed to write are the pathname, units and period-type. See the section on regular time series above for details
[9]:
with pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname) as d:
d.write_its('/SAMPLE/ITS1/RANDOM//IR-YEAR/SAMPLE2/',dfi,'YYY','INST-VAL')
Reading DSS Files¶
After opening the dss file, the catalog is the first thing to read if you don’t know what to expect. The catalog is read in as a dataframe of A-F parts
NOTE: This version of DSS is limited to a single catalog across all cataloging on this machine
[10]:
# Catalog reading
with pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname) as d:
catdf=d.read_catalog()
display(catdf)
| T | A | B | C | F | E | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | T4 | SAMPLE | ITS1 | RANDOM | SAMPLE2 | IR-YEAR | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1992 |
| 1 | T4 | SAMPLE | SIN | WAVE | SAMPLE1 | 15MIN | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990 |
Catalog filtering¶
The catalog dataframe from the read_catalog method can use the pandas DataFrame filtering/indexing features to create a filtered data frame.
The filtered catalog can be then turned into a list of pathnames with get_pathnames(dfcat)
That list of pathnames can then be used to retrieve the data for each pathname
[11]:
fdf1=catdf[(catdf.B=='ITS1') & (catdf.C=='RANDOM')]
display("Catalog filtered for B == 'ITS1' & C=='RANDOM'")
display(fdf1)
display("Catalog filtered for B == 'SIN'")
fdf2=catdf[catdf.B=='SIN']
display(fdf2.head())
"Catalog filtered for B == 'ITS1' & C=='RANDOM'"
| T | A | B | C | F | E | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | T4 | SAMPLE | ITS1 | RANDOM | SAMPLE2 | IR-YEAR | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1992 |
"Catalog filtered for B == 'SIN'"
| T | A | B | C | F | E | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | T4 | SAMPLE | SIN | WAVE | SAMPLE1 | 15MIN | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990 |
Reading Timeseries Data¶
The filtered catalog dataframe from the previous cell can be used with get_pathnames() to get a list of pathnames for that catalog dataframe.
The read_its and read_ts function returns a DSSData tuple of (data, units, type) where the * data is the dataframe of the data indexed by time * units is a string value e.g. cfs for flow * type is a string value of either INST-VAL or PER-* representing period values
[12]:
with pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname) as d:
plist1=d.get_pathnames(fdf1)
dfr1,units1,ptype1=d.read_its(plist1[0])
print('Units: %s'%units1, 'Period Type: %s'%ptype1)
print('Sample values: ')
display(dfr1.head())
plist2=d.get_pathnames(fdf2)
dfi1,units2,ptype2=d.read_rts(plist2[0])
print('Sample values: ')
display(dfi1.head())
Units: YYY Period Type: INST-VAL
Sample values:
| /SAMPLE/ITS1/RANDOM/01JAN1990 - 01JAN1992/IR-YEAR/SAMPLE2/ | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 03:17:00 | 1.5 |
| 1991-04-09 05:20:00 | 3.2 |
| 1992-09-05 23:49:00 | 2.7 |
Sample values:
| /SAMPLE/SIN/WAVE/01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990/15MIN/SAMPLE1/ | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 01:00:00 | -1.224647e-16 |
| 1990-01-01 01:15:00 | -3.141076e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:30:00 | -6.279052e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:45:00 | -9.410831e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 02:00:00 | -1.253332e-01 |
Closing DSS File¶
Closing the DSS File is important as multi user access is possible but might hang if the other thread is writing and holding on to an open handle
Warning Just use the “with” statement. If you using open and close it is much better to use try: finally: close block
[13]:
try:
d=pyhecdss.DSSFile(fname)
finally:
d.close()
Best way to work with DSS Files¶
Using context managers allows the cleanup of the open dss file handle without explicitly closing it.
[14]:
with pyhecdss.DSSFile('sample.dss') as d:
display(d.read_catalog())
# d is closed once out of the context of the with statement above
| T | A | B | C | F | E | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | T4 | SAMPLE | ITS1 | RANDOM | SAMPLE2 | IR-YEAR | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1992 |
| 1 | T4 | SAMPLE | SIN | WAVE | SAMPLE1 | 15MIN | 01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990 |
Convenience methods for matching partnames¶
If you know the patterns of pathnames expected in the dss file and don’t worry about the overhead of opening and closing dss files then the follow methods are quite convenient
The get* methods are generators so if you don’t know or don’t have a large number of expected pathnames you can simply surround the method call with list()
The `get_ts
<../pyhecdss.html#pyhecdss.pyhecdss.get_ts>`__ See the returned tuple by the get_ts
method consisting of :- * the dataframe * the units * the period_type
[15]:
for t in pyhecdss.get_ts('sample.dss','/SAMPLE/SIN/////'):
display(t.data.head())
print(t.units)
print(t.period_type)
| /SAMPLE/SIN/WAVE/01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990/15MIN/SAMPLE1/ | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 01:00:00 | -1.224647e-16 |
| 1990-01-01 01:15:00 | -3.141076e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:30:00 | -6.279052e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:45:00 | -9.410831e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 02:00:00 | -1.253332e-01 |
UNIT-X
INST-VAL
Use regular expressions for more powerful filtering¶
Use get_matching_ts
to filter the path parts (between //) as regular expressions to filter pathnames to retrieve data from.
This method also returns a generator of matching pathnames so surround with list() if you don’t expect a large number returned
[16]:
for t in pyhecdss.get_matching_ts('sample.dss','//.*/////'):
display(t.data.head())
print(t.units, t.period_type)
| /SAMPLE/ITS1/RANDOM/01JAN1990 - 01JAN1992/IR-YEAR/SAMPLE2/ | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 03:17:00 | 1.5 |
| 1991-04-09 05:20:00 | 3.2 |
| 1992-09-05 23:49:00 | 2.7 |
YYY INST-VAL
| /SAMPLE/SIN/WAVE/01JAN1990 - 01JAN1990/15MIN/SAMPLE1/ | |
|---|---|
| 1990-01-01 01:00:00 | -1.224647e-16 |
| 1990-01-01 01:15:00 | -3.141076e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:30:00 | -6.279052e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 01:45:00 | -9.410831e-02 |
| 1990-01-01 02:00:00 | -1.253332e-01 |
UNIT-X INST-VAL
Plotting and other features¶
Once the data is available as a pandas DataFrame, all the features such as plotting and analysis is available through other libraries such as matplotlib (see example below)
[17]:
axes1=dfr1.plot()
axes2=dfi1.plot()
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opens the EditTransactionDialog dialog with the transaction selected from the ledger
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The software I used previously was too easy to edit transactions, so I added a step to prevent that happening on accident so often, have to right click and then confirm changes from a separate dialog
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This past week at gSchool, we had our first assessment. We were offered a problem, in this case, the building blocks of the Scrabble game, which included a short guide that informed us of some of the API decisions based on the expected input and output of the program, and we sat down with one of our three instructors for 40 minutes, while they watched and listened to us work through the problem.
As an exercise in Enumerators a few weeks ago, I took a similar look at the beginnings of the Scrabble exercise (counting word scores), so I did not spend too much time “preparing” for the assessment. I did not want to memorize how to solve the problem, because I wanted a raw feel to how my process works from my instructors’ perspective, so that I knew what I needed to work on improving.
Honestly, I was a little surprised by how it went. Although I got much further in solving the problem (with a little guidance in the right direction when I steered off course), my happiness with progress was not the purpose of the review. My reviewer pointed out that I had difficulties breaking down problems into their smaller pieces, and writing tests for these smaller pieces prior to attempting to solve the problem with code. I was using tests to verify my solutions as I busted through a problem, instead of using smaller tests along the way to drive the solutions.
I can memorize all the syntax out there, that has never been a problem for me. But can I use it efficiently and effectively? Not as well as I should. I was the student who shirked away from math courses, but loved science classes. I can tell you how many things work, recite hundreds of odd facts, but can I break down a logical pathway of WHY they work that way, and apply it to something else? Not always.
I thought I came to gSchool to learn Ruby best practices, learn agile and TDD, and make sure that I don’t get lost in the world of StackOverflow and Google when I get stuck. But really, what I’m starting to realize is that beyond those things, I came to gSchool to learn algorithmic thinking.
Learning to program is easy if you have a good foundation of algorithmic thinking, but this is something I never knew until this week. I had never heard the term until my assessment, and after the assessment, I wanted to do everything in my power to learn more about it, how to develop it, and find problems to practice.
My research on the matter leads me to conclude this:
- Repetition is how this skill is built
- Smaller exercises are easier to digest
- Math problems are actually great ways of building this skill
- If you were a math major or minor, you’ve probably mastered this already
I guess it’s finally time to face my fears of math so that I can become a better programmer.
As resources to help me practice building this skill, I’m going to use various websites to work through at least a problem a day. ProjectEuler actually fits all three of the criteria above for how to build the skill. The problems are small, the build on one another, and they are math-focused. I’ve found another, Rosalind, which is focused on BioInformatics, and seems promising for not quite as math-heavy solutions. Another interesting site is RubyQuiz, but this one might not be quite as helpful, as many of the quizzes seem to already contain a problem break-down spelled out for the user.
My goal is to look back at the assessment at the end of this course, and inherently know how to break down a problem into it’s smallest parts. I hope to marvel at how easily I can solve this problem, and many others — not through memorizing the solution, but by knowing how to work through the details.
Asides
I also found this resource, provided by Google, for any educators looking to teach kids math through the use of computational thinking. I may go through some of the exercises myself, even if they are for grades 6-12!
This free course from Udacity also explains algorithms through social networks. I’ve started working through it and it seems like it will be helpful.


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This is one of the U.K.'s principal Naval Harbours and dockyards, and as such, it has a long history. It is controlled by The Queen's Harbour Master (QHM) who is a Naval Officer, and not by a Port Authority.
The entrance to this large and sheltered harbour, is narrow and very busy with all types of craft, including naval ships and ferries.
All vessels over 20m must obtain permission from QHM via VHF channel 11 to enter, leave or move within the harbour.
Vessels under 20m MUST use the Small Boat Channel (SBC). It is just outside the western edge of the main channel. If fitted, the engine must be used.
The SBC may be used (at the shipper's discretion) even when the main channel is closed (e.g. in fog).
Monitor VHF channel 11 while entereing, leaving or manouvering within the harbour.
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The entrance to this large and sheltered harbour, is narrow and very busy with all types of craft, including navy boats and ferries. Yachts must have their engines on while transiting this entrance and strictly keep to the small boat channel. Craft over 20m must obtain permission to enter or move about in the harbour (call VHF channel 11).
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Beware of the ferries crossing east/west just inside the entrance.
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4 substrings problem
问题描述 :
One day you heard the following joke
In America, you write strings.
In Soviet Russia, String writes YOU!! 1
And find that now string is writting you! So to get rid of it, you must solve the following problem:
Given a string S and its four substring a,b,c, and d. In a configuration, you can place four substrings exactly one position it occurs in S (they may overlap), and characters covered by at least one such substring is called “covered”.
You should solve for minimum and maximum possible number of covered characters in a configuration.
You may assume that s contains only lowercase letters, and is of length less than 4096. However, lengths of a,b,c, and d would never exceed 64.
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1An infamous Russian reversal
In America, you write strings.
In Soviet Russia, String writes YOU!! 1
And find that now string is writting you! So to get rid of it, you must solve the following problem:
Given a string S and its four substring a,b,c, and d. In a configuration, you can place four substrings exactly one position it occurs in S (they may overlap), and characters covered by at least one such substring is called “covered”.
You should solve for minimum and maximum possible number of covered characters in a configuration.
You may assume that s contains only lowercase letters, and is of length less than 4096. However, lengths of a,b,c, and d would never exceed 64.
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1An infamous Russian reversal
输入:
There are several test cases.
For each test case there are 5 lines, denoting S,a,b,c, and d, respectively.
Please process until the EOF (End Of File).
For each test case there are 5 lines, denoting S,a,b,c, and d, respectively.
Please process until the EOF (End Of File).
输出:
There are several test cases.
For each test case there are 5 lines, denoting S,a,b,c, and d, respectively.
Please process until the EOF (End Of File).
For each test case there are 5 lines, denoting S,a,b,c, and d, respectively.
Please process until the EOF (End Of File).
样例输入:
hello he l l o abacaba ab ba a c
样例输出:
4 5 4 6
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应该都是被那个岛国文件坑了。
九月配不上十月


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Viskningar och Rop (Cries and Whispers) Directed by Ingmar Bergman Starring Harriet Andersson, Ingrid Thulin, and Liv Ullman Rated R (strong adult themes)
Cries and Whispers is a very painful movie to endure: a film that numbs you with its blood-red images, then works its semi-surrealistic/semi-realistic voodoo. It is at the forefront of critics' favorites of Ingmar Bergman's female explorations. It is shocking, difficult, and frightening. It is eminent and luminous.
Here we have four women living in a castle draped in a harsh scarlet color, three of whom are sisters. Agnes (Harriet Andersson) is dying of cancer and her two unstable sisters come to aid her and walk her into the next world: Maria (Liv Ullman) and Karin (Ingrid Thulin.) The servant Anna (Kari Sylwan) waits in the wings to give emotional uplifting to Agnes. Such is the basic premise of Cries and Whispers, an intensely haunting experience that is both memorable and shaking. Made in 1972, it was one of Bergman's last great films before he exited the cinema world altogether with his last hoorah Fanny and Alexander in 1982. Years before making Cries and Whispers, Bergman had directed one of my all-time favorite films Persona, which also starred Ullman. Like that film, Cries and Whispers shows Bergman trying to blend dream-like images and visions with true-to-life, earthly feelings and topics. Persona was a film that explored the day-in-day-out masquerade of life; this film explores the effects of death- the fear that results and the realizations and truth that unfolds. With a backdrop of red curtains, walls, and wine (Bergman pictured red as the color of the soul's interior), master Ingmar Bergman evokes dreadful emotions through the faces of his four principle actresses.
Agnes, a pure, chaste character, is, we soon discover, the only sister of the threesome capable of love. There are scenes in which she reaches out to her sisters, only for them to turn their backs on her. Agnes' death infuriates them because they now realize the emptiness of their own existence, their own pettiness, and the lack of love they have for her, others, and themselves. Karin is masochistic and suicidal, a woman in a rotting marriage to an as unfeeling man. Maria is a philanderer, a flirtascious, feline temptress who has captured Agnes' doctor (Erland Josephsan) for her prey. There is a perfect sequence in which we learn that both sisters have lost the knowledge of touching- the feeling of flesh on flesh. This has resulted from years of coldness, insipidness, indifference. In this legendary scene, the two touch each other's faces, hands, and hair as if it were the first time they had ever touched someone before. No words are needed so Bach and Tchaikovsky take over.
Anna is silent and subservient, ready to supply the love and affection Agnes so desires and needs that she cannot get from her heartless sisters. Anna and Agnes are very similar- both are gentle and seem to have few needs- only the need for love. Karin and Maria explore touching and feeling because they don't know anything about love, only sexuality. Their innocence has been lost, they have become stone figures. The passionate red that cloaks the mansion is a very present color that opposes the lack and loss of passion in Karin and Maria, and signifies the yearning for that same passion in Agnes and Anna.
There isn't any important dialogue in the film- the bulk of its meaning and importance lies in the poetic, fiery pictorial strength that Bergman and all-mighty cinematographer Sven Nykvist, Bergman's collaborator for 30 years, have created. Silence is most certainly golden here, in a film that is about death, life, touching, skin, love, and its absence. The images remind me of the lustrous sights in Bernardo Bertolucci films, but while Bertolucci's images are more liquid and flowing and beautiful, Bergman's images are static and free of the heavy use of details. The whole film is told through facial expression- Agnes' face is pale, dying, yet most lively; Anna's is calm, tired, yet passionate; Maria's is flirtatious and na´ve; and Karin's is sinister and stagnant. When Karin yells "Don't touch me!", it almost seems like her drama is all just a play- it's been made evident that she finds pleasure in misery and self-destruction. Her face wrinkles up in pain, but I could almost detect a nuance of gratification in her face. When Maria denies to help her husband who has just stabbed himself with a knife, we know she is stone-cold. When she smiles at Agnes' doctor in the mirror, he dissects her face, telling her about her "wrinkles of indifference" and "chin of indulgence." On the landscape of Agnes' face, we see her longing: she is dying but because of her charity and love, she is more alive than any of the sisters.
One may be surprised to know that the characters are rather one-sided. Agnes is the virtuous, in-white puritan; Anna is the obeying, caring maid; Maria is the slinky two-timer; and Karin is the dark, deathly rock. None of the characters go beyond that. This is no flaw though, because Cries and Whispers is not character-driven, but idea and image-driven.
Heaven knows I couldn't sleep after watching this film. It makes your muscles stiff from start to finish, and you become a part of this surrealistic Bergman vision that you don't exit from even after the film ends. At the end of Cries and Whispers, Maria and Karin are no better off than they were when the film started- they deny their touching escapade and move on with their flat lives; after Agnes' funeral, they don't discuss how much they miss her, they only thank God it wasn't too gloomy.
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#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <exception>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "PCIeAPI.h"
#include "LSCPCIe2_IF.h"
#include "GPIO.h"
#include "SFIF.h"
#include "MiscUtils.h"
#include "MemFormat.h"
#include "../MemMap.h"
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| void | writeTlpMenu (void) |
| void | readTlpMenu (void) |
| void | thruputTests (void) |
| void | changeConfigSettings (void) |
| void | GPIOTest (void) |
| void | showSFIFCounters (SFIF::SFIFCntrs_t &sfifCnts) |
| int | main (int argc, char **argv, char **env) |
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| LSCPCIe2_IF * | pDrvr |
| SFIF * | pSFIF |
| GPIO * | pGPIO |
| uint32_t | WriteDmaBuf [FIFO_SIZE/4] |
| uint32_t | ReadDmaBuf [FIFO_SIZE/4] |
Definition in file SFIF_menu.cpp.
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Change global configuration parameters. Parameters that are used in the TLP headers. Definition at line 517 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. Referenced by main(). |
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Run some test to verify access to the GPIO module. This proves that PCIe control plane type access is working. Definition at line 468 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. Referenced by main(). |
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SFIF Menu Console App Entry Point. Open access to an eval board that has the PCIe Thruput demo IP loaded into the FPGA. Then create instances of the SFIF and GPIO devices to control the demo hardware. Then display menu options to let the user exercise various TLP transfers and compute the resulting throughput. Requires the standard environment variables to be defined to identify which eval board to connect to and operate on. Definition at line 155 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. References changeConfigSettings(), GPIOTest(), readTlpMenu(), thruputTests(), and writeTlpMenu(). |
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Generate MRd TLPs and load into TX FIFO and send to PC. The user can select the payload size and the number of packets to send per cycle. The cycle parameter allows the TX FIFO contents to be re-played out a number of times. The ICG (Inter Cycle Gap) is used to insert a delay of that many 125 MHz clk periods between cycles. The received Completions with Data are captured in the RX FIFO and processed to verify all read requests were satisfied. Definition at line 739 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. References showSFIFCounters(). Referenced by main(). |
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Display the SFIF TLP counter registers. Usually called after a run to see what has transpired - number of TLPs sent, number CplD recvd, elapsed time, etc.
Definition at line 576 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. Referenced by readTlpMenu(), thruputTests(), and writeTlpMenu(). |
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Throughput Tests. Run a write Run a Read Run a Read & Write Run a Read & Write and system access Definition at line 862 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. References showSFIFCounters(). Referenced by main(). |
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Generate MWr TLPs and load into TX FIFO and send to PC. The user can select the payload size and the number of packets to send per cycle. The cycle parameter allows the TX FIFO contents to be re-played out a number of times. The ICG (Inter Cycle Gap) is used to insert a delay of that many 125 MHz clk periods between cycles. Definition at line 595 of file SFIF_menu.cpp. References showSFIFCounters(). Referenced by main(). |