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- https://steemd.com/witnesses
- https://steemian.info/witnesses by @drakos
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These lists are very informative and friendly, but do not provide me with additional functions I need.
For example, I need a reward estimation function
to check how many STEEM I earn every day, and at the same time; I also want to know how long it has been since the last block time(last confirmed block age
), In this way, I can roughly predict my next produce time.
In addition to the vote ranking, I also need an active(real) ranking
because some witnesses are offline, or run the wrong hardfork version.
(witnesses list by @drakos already has the active ranking)
And It would be better if it has a function to check which witnesses we (or others) have supported
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So I wrote a witness list script containing the functions I needed above. The temporary URL of it: https://www.eztk.net/tools/my_witnesses.php.
It is some simple but I will continue to improve it, I hope it will help us select the right witnesses to promote the prosperity and development of steem.
Any suggestions are welcome.
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We spent the past year making Jest faster, easier to configure, added tons of features and built snapshot testing. However, there were two areas where we invested very little: the CLI output and user experience. With Jest 15 we are changing the framework radically to make it easier to use both for beginners and experienced users. We are excited that our investment in Jest is now paying off: we can move fast and improve the framework for Facebook and the open source community at light-speed. Jest’s goal is to come with batteries included and to require as little configuration as necessary. We recently got a chance to explain our philosophy on a create-react-app issue.
The most important change to talk about is a set of new defaults. If you are an existing Jest user you will very likely need to update your configuration for Jest 15. In most cases it will simplify your setup and Jest will provide useful error messages during the upgrade. All of the new defaults can be disabled to suit your needs, but we still consider the disabled features critical for Jest in certain situations and will continue to use and support them at Facebook long-term. Our API documentation was also completely rewritten to reflect these changes. This pull request for React highlights some of the changes necessary for existing projects.
As part of our effort to remove Jasmine incrementally within Jest,
replacing all Jasmine matchers was almost completed. A lot of time was
spent tweaking every error message for every matcher to give the best
signal to users when a test is failing – the time when Jest should provide
the most value to you. In addition to printing the expected and received
values, a diff is printed for the toBe
and
toEqual
matchers to help spot mistakes. More colors were
added and relevant files from stack traces are highlighted more
prominently.
Here is a comparison of the before and after on a light terminal: It also works well with darker colors:
We completely rewrote jest --watch
to be more interactive. It
can now switch between running all tests or only test files related to
changed files by pressing a
or o
. By pressing
p
a prompt appears that allows to specify a test pattern to
focus on a specific set of files. Snapshot tests can be updated by
pressing u
.
Mocks for ListView
, TextInput
,
ActivityIndicator
, ScrollView
and more were
added. The existing mocks were updated to use the real implementations and
existing snapshots likely have to be updated when upgrading to Jest 15. A
mockComponent
function was added to
jest-react-native
that can be used to mock native components:
jest.mock('MyNativeComponent', () => {
const jestReactNative = require('jest-react-native');
return jestReactNative.mockComponent('MyNativeComponent');
});
There have also been a number of improvements around mocking images, the fetch module and other native APIs.
Jest parallelizes test runs across workers to maximize performance. Previously Jest used to forward console messages from workers to the parent and printed them immediately. When running multiple tests in parallel, it was often hard to find out which test and which module was calling a log function. In Jest 15, all console messages are buffered and printed together with individual test results. In addition the file and line number of the log call is printed so the code can easily be inspected.
Compare the output of the previous version of Jest and Jest 15:
Automocking is now disabled by default in Jest. This is by far the most
confusing feature for new users and in many ways it doesn’t make sense for
small projects. We introduced automocking at Facebook and it worked great
for us when unit testing was adopted in a large existing code base with
few existing tests, but over time it felt like people spent more time
fighting with mocked/unmocked modules than it would have taken them to
write a test normally. We also noticed that library authors often require
a huge number of basic modules that always have to be manually unmocked.
Even for Jest itself we realized that the majority of tests had
automocking disabled manually. We still believe that explicit automocking
can be incredibly valuable. This change simply trades implicit mocks for
explicit mocks via calls to jest.mock(moduleName)
.
If you would still like to use automocking by default, enable the
automock
setting in your configuration or manually call
jest.enableAutomock()
in your test or setup file.
Not everyone uses the same convention of using a
__tests__
folder to store tests. Jest 15 also looks for files
ending in .spec.js
or .test.js
, two popular
community standards. Jest 15 also removes the
testDirectoryName
and
testFileExtensions
configuration options and asks users to
switch to the testRegex
option when the old configuration
options are used.
Jest used to implicitly reset all modules before each test and we
recommended requiring modules in beforeEach
or inside of
tests. This is useful when modules have local state that shouldn’t be
shared between tests. However, two big shifts happened: ES modules with
the top-level import
syntax and a renewed interest in writing
stateless functional modules.
This has lead to numerous incompatibilities. We also noticed that at
Facebook we weren’t even using this implicit reset. Instead we relied on
explicit calls to jest.resetModules()
which puts engineers in
control on when to wipe away all state.
Here is an example:
const React1 = require('react');
jest.resetModules();
const React2 = require('react');
React1 !== React2 // These two are separate copies of React.
The call to resetModules
wipes away the require cache. A
second call to require the same module will result in a new instantiation
of the same module and all of its dependencies. This feature is especially
useful when dealing with modules that have side effects, like
jest-haste-map.
We believe it is better to put users in control so we disabled the
implicit reset. Modules can be reset using
jest.resetModules()
in code and the
resetModules
option can be enabled in the configuration to
bring back the previous behavior.
By default Jest used to mock all timer functions like
setTimeout
or process.nextTick
and provided an
API jest.runAllTimers()
to advance timers programatically.
This is useful when a piece of code sets a long timeout that we don’t want
to wait for in a test.
However we found that most of the time the use cases are quite isolated. Async programming has also become much simpler in our test runner. Jest now uses the real timers by default.
You can still override this by specifying "timers": "fake"
in
the configuration or by calling jest.useRealTimers()
and
jest.useFakeTimers()
global switches.
The setupEnvScriptFile
configuration option has been
deprecated for a while. Jest 15 removes it completely and replaces it with
setupFiles
. This option expects an array of file paths that
are loaded in order before a test file is executed.
Code coverage in Jest can be used through jest --coverage
and
requires no additional packages or configuration. Code coverage support
was completely rewritten and a new collectCoverageFrom
option
was added to collect code coverage information from entire projects,
including untested files. Note that this option uses
globs as we are hoping to further simplify configuration options in the
future and provide a simpler alternative to regular expressions. See
Jest’s
package.json
for an example.
A huge number of other improvements were also made:
--env
option to override the configured test
environment.
moduleNameMapper
now uses a resolution algorithm.global.global
to the node environment.babel-plugin-jest-hoist
’s invalid error when a random
user function was called mock
.
testEnvironment
resolution to prefer
jest-environment-{name}
instead of
{name}
only. This prevents a module collision when using
jsdom
as test environment.
We are happy when looking back at all the changes we have made together with the help from the community and couldn’t be more excited to make Jest even better over the course of the next few months. Please file an issue if something isn’t working as expected and send us pull requests.
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Scales¶
format:
chart.scale(variable,type,min,max,values,range,tickCount,formatter,tickMethod,alias,nice)
variables are optional.
e.g.
chart = G2.Chart(height=500, width=1000)
chart.data(df)
chart.point().position('wt*mpg')
chart.scale('wt',type='pow',exponent=3)
chart.scale('mpg',type = 'log', base=2, min=4)
chart.render()
Output:
There are several types. These type requires additional optional arguments.
types:
cat: classification metric
timeCat: time classification metrics
linear: linear metric
time: continuous time measurement
log: log metrics
pow: pow measure
quantize: segmentation metric, user can specify uneven segmentation
quantile: equal measure, automatically calculate the segment according to the distribution of data
identity: constant measure
There are suitable defaults according to the nature of data if you do not specify manually.
alias: string , name of the axis
values: domain
range: [min,max]
formatter: a javascript function definition as a string
tickCount: number of ticks
tickMethod: a javascript function definition as a string to calculate ticks.
nice: ‘true’/’false’ nice numbers
additional:
base: base for type
log
exponent: exponent for typ
pow
ticks: list of values for ticks in
quantize


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It was to be my first and most likely last experience of 2C-B, one of my friends offered me to test it. I had tried insufflating 25mg 2C-I before and had an intense but still quite nice trip, the pain of doing this scared me a little though. Insufflating the 2C-B was also quite painful, but not like the 2C-I. The first minute the only thing I could feel from the drug was the pain, but it was managable pain. Then it hit me like a sledgehammer, total incapability to do anything...
 Closing my eyes helped, but it shoved me onto another terrifying path. I started losing grip on reality, the visions were so odd they had to be fake, the feelings I had were to unreal to be reliable. I felt my self slipping away, what is this? who am I? what am I? At this point all I would have had do to was to let go and stop fighting the drug, allow it to completely infect my mind and I would simply have ceased to exist...
   The joint calmed me down a bit however, I started to feel quite good and the trip actually turned into a nice one.
The first 3h of the trip were not very pleasant, the first 2h were most likely the worst 2 hours of my life. I never want to end up on that couch again crying out my deepest fears and fighting for the existence of my soul, I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemy. After the trip I was mentally broken down and it took me a couple of days to recover and find back to myself. I belive that this experience gave me the option of a so called ego death, it is a state that I fear, it felt like I might have gone mad if I had let go to the drug. If this would have been the case I don't know, but that's nothing I wish to risk...
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“As we are, so we associate. The good, by affinity, seek the good; the vile, by affinity, the vile. Thus of their own volition, souls proceed into Heaven, into Hell.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson
Some Unknown person once said "Nothing compares to having a beautiful conversation with a beautiful mind."
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getInstance
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NoSQLEngine.php
PDOEngine
dioxid\model\engine$PDOEngine Abstract Baseclass for PDO related models.
ACLRegistry
BuildRegistry.php
CSV
Better Interface to work with CSV files
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NoEngine.php
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GRAND CANYON A film review by Richard John Rauser Copyright 1992 Richard John Rauser
Before I saw GRAND CANYON someone told me that "it's just like THE FISHER KING." Which, in my opinion, was a strong recommendation.
Well, I just saw GRAND CANYON. And it was nothing like THE FISHER KING. THE FISHER KING was a brilliant movie. GRAND CANYON, on the other hand, was bland, yuppie trash.
 (Don't ask me what that's supposed to mean -- ask the nearest yuppie if you can pull him away from his cappucino; I hope I misspelled that). [You did. -Moderator]
While THE FISHER KING was a deep and powerful film on many levels, GRAND CANYON is shallow and nauseating on many levels. In one scene, Kevin Kline's wife (Kevin plays a wealthy lawyer who, in spite of all his material comforts, feels a gnawing, emotional restlessness. I also felt a gnawing restlessness -- in my stomach) finds an abandoned baby while jogging. Later, as she weeps pitifully, she tries to convince a reluctant Kevin that they should adopt the baby.  This baby was brought to us by fate!"
At this point several middle-aged women pulled out hankies. I pulled out a vomit bag.
Danny Glover is equally sickening as sweet, wise, intelligent, all-around *perfect* garage mechanic who is so introspective and so in touch with his feelings that you'd swear the guy moonlights as a spiritual guru somewhere in east Asia.
Naturally, the black working-class Danny (who of course has no problems of his own to work out) helps the white, yuppie Kevin to come in touch with his own feelings. The male bonding between these two is quite sickening -- not because there's anything wrong with male bonding, but because the way this film does it you'd think that it's a growing trend in the Nineties, like Rubick's Cube or skateboards.
Of course, GRAND CANYON has the done-to-death theme of racist cops. At one point Danny's young nephew is running along the sidewalk when, for no reason, two L.A. cops pull a gun on him, yell at him and call him names, and push him to the pavement. They promptly slap on the cuffs.   The middle-aged men in the audience weren't oooing and aaahing; they were too busy pondering their own inner struggles in light of this amazing film.
Of course, just so the script writers can't be accused of being *tooooo* biased, they threw in a nice cop. In the most disgusting, nauseating scene you'll have to endure in this glitzy piece of garbage, this nice cop says to a weeping young woman (who plays Kevin Kline's secretary in the film -- she's crying because he won't have an affair with her) "I just haven't found the right girl...yet."
Most of the people in the theater leapt from their seats at this point crying, "See? You can still find love! Even in the Nineties!"  What makes them so unique!?!?!" But I was too busy heaving into my vomit bag for the second time.
Steve Martin is quite good in this film, but only because he parodies the million-dollar yuppie character that Kevin Kline glorifies. However, Steve's character doesn't "get in touch with his feelings" and we're left to mourn him by the movie's end for his, uh, spiritual isolation (I guess).
This movie ends with a scene so sentimental you'll want to telephone Mom and Pop: the main characters all journey to the GRAND CANYON (except for Steve's character -- we're busy weeping at his moral decay, remember? He doesn't get to come along on this feel-good spiritual trip) and gaze with wonder and awe at the natural spectacle before them. In light of it all, (says Danny Glover) their own problems seem rather small.
Then the credits came up. Credits have never looked so good. I leapt up from my chair and hurried out, making my way carefully past the countless yuppie couples who were either in tears or excitedly discussing amongst themselves how this movie must have come straight from Mt. Sinai. All I was thinking about, however, was how two hours of my life had just been stolen from me. I wanted to sue for damages.
I still can't get over how that blasphemous fool I talked to compared this movie to THE FISHER KING. THE FISHER KING was a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant film. It was stunning in its emotional power and amazing in its philosophical depth.
GRAND CANYON, by contrast, was like a sentimental, two-hour episode of MIAMI VICE: ridiculous in its attempt at being deep, and sinking under the depth of its own pseudo-philosophical weight.
Otherwise, avoid.
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Welcome to the game of Blackjack! Blackjack, also known to some as twenty-one and Black Jack, is one of the most popular casino games because it is simple to learn!
Blackjack is a card game that pits player versus dealer. It is played with one or more decks of cards. Cards are counted as their respective numbers, face cards as ten, and ace as either eleven or one (here it will count as an 11 unless you are over 21). The goal of Blackjack is to beat the dealer, which can be accomplished by getting Blackjack (first two cards equal 21) without dealer Blackjack, having your final card count be higher than the dealers without exceeding 21, or by not exceeding 21 and dealer busting by exceeding their card count of 21.
In Blackjack the player must decide what to bet before the hand. Once you click "bet" your bet is set, and two cards are dealt to the player face up and two cards are dealt to the dealer, one face up and one face down. You must then decide if you will "hit" (take another card from the deck), "stay" (keep the hand you are dealt), or "double" (you double your bet and are given only one more card).
Once the Blackjack hand is played out, three outcomes can occur. First you can win (as previously described), secondly you can lose (bust hand or have less than dealer hand), or you can push (have same hand - number count or Blackjack - as dealer). If you win, you get your bet money back PLUS that same amount from the dealer! If you win with Blackjack, you get your original bet back PLUS you win 2 times your bet from the dealer! If you lose, the dealer takes your bet money. If you push, you keep your bet money but do not win anything additional.
If you are on a streak and need to leave your computer, no worries! Your money pile will be kept until you return! Just be sure to "Resume" your game when asked!
And heads up card counters! Just like in the casinos, the cards will automatically shuffle when you get down to half left, so it'll be a bit harder to read what will be coming out next.
Have a good one!


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2019 - Using Fault Injection for Turning Data Transfers into Arbitrary Execution @ POC2019 (slides)
2019 - Debunking Fault Injection Myths and Misconceptions @ HITB Cyberweek Abu Dhabi (slides)
2019 - PEW PEW PEW: A Primer On Fault Injection @ Summer School on the Secuirty of Software / Hardware Interfaces (slides #1, #2, #3 and #4)
2019 - Attacking AUTOSAR using Software and Hardware Attacks @ escar USA 2019 (slides)
2019 - PEW PEW PEW: Designing Secure Boot Securely @ NULLCON 2019 (slides / video)
2019 - Hardening Secure Boot for Hostile Environments @ BlueHatIL 2019 (slides / video)
2018 - Secure boot under attack: Simulation to enhance fault injection & defenses @ Black Hat Europe 2018 (slides)
2018 - There Will Be Glitches: Extracting and Analyzing Automotive Firmware Efficiently @ escar Europe 2018 (paper)
2018 - Analyzing the Security of Cars Efficiently @ escar Asia 2018 (slides)
2018 - Undermining Diagnostics Security: Bypassing UDS Security Checks @ OBD SYMPOSIUM 2018 (slides)
2018 - THERE WILL BE GLITCHES: Extracting and analyzing automotive firmware efficiently @ Black Hat USA 2019 (slides)
2018 - Fault Injection on Diagnosis Protocols @ escar USA 2018 (paper / slides)
2018 - Efficient Reverse Engineering of Automotive Firmware @ escar USA 2018 (paper / slides)
2017 - Instruction Duplication: Leaky and Not Too Fault-Tolerant! @ CARDIS 2017 (paper / slides)
2017 - AES-CBC Shellcode @ PoC||GTFO 17 (article)
2017 - KERNELFAULT: R00ting the Unexploitable using Hardware Fault Injection @ BlueHat v17 (slides / video)
2017 - KERNELFAULT: Pwning Linux using Hardware Fault Injection @ hardwear.io (slides / video)
2017 - Escalating Privileges on Linux using Voltage Fault Injection @ FDTC 2017 (paper / slides)
2017 - Random NOPS on ARM @ PoC||GTFO 14 (article)
2017 - Fault Injection Attacks on Secure Boot @ HITBSecConf2017 (slides / video)
2017 - Bypassing Secure Boot using Fault Injection @ SHA2017 (video)
2016 - Bypassing Secure Boot using Fault Injection @ Black Hat Europe 2016 (slides)
2016 - Controlling PC on ARM using Fault Injection @ FDTC 2016 (paper / slides)


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Before multiple enclaves collaborate with each other on the same platform, one enclave will have to authenticate the other locally using Intel SGX Report mechanism to verify that the counterpart is running on the same TCB platform by applying the REPORT based Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange. This procedure is referred as local attestation by Intel. The successful result of local attestation will offer a protected channel between two local enclaves with guarantee of confidentiality, integrity and replay protection.
There are two enclaves on the same platform, referred to as Enclave A and Enclave B. We assume they have established a communication path between each other, and the path doesn’t need to be trusted. W.l.o.g we assume B is asking A to prove it’s running on the same platform as B.
First, B retrieves its MRENCLAVE value and sends it to A via the untrusted channel.
A uses EREPORT instruction to produce a report for B using B’s MRENCLAVE. Then A sends this report back to B. A can also include Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange data in the REPORT as user data for trusted channel creation in the future.
After B receives the REPORT from A, B calls EGETKEY instruction to get REPORT KEY to verify the REPORT. If the REPORT can be verified with the REPORT KEY, then B assures that A is on the same platform as B because the REPORT KEY is specific to the platform.
Then B use the MRENCLAVE received from A’s REPORT to create another REPORT for A and sends the REPORT to A.
A then also can do the same as step 4 to verity B is on the same platform as A.
By utilizing the user data field of the REPORT, A and B can create a secure channel using Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange. Information exchange can be encrypted by the shared symmetric key.


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Directories | |
| directory | src |
Files | |
| file | CoordinateSystem.h [code] |
| file | Cylinder.h [code] |
| file | DisplayList.h [code] |
| file | EulerRotation.h [code] |
| file | Group.h [code] |
| file | Mesh.h [code] |
| file | MeshVBO.h [code] |
| file | MeshVBO_v2.h [code] |
| file | NodeInterface.h [code] |
| file | ParticleSystemNode.h [code] |
| file | Patch.h [code] |
| file | PointRenderer.h [code] |
| file | Rotate.h [code] |
| file | Scale.h [code] |
| file | Sphere.h [code] |
| file | Transform.h [code] |
| file | Translate.h [code] |


- tan() - Method in class cip.render.util.AngleF
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- testInitIdentity() -
Method in class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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Get a new 3D transform, it should be initialized to an identity matrix.
- TestRenderScene - Class in cip.render
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This is a test
IRenderScene
implementation that simply paints a repeating horizontal red gradation overlaid with
a repeating vertical blue gradation.
- TestRenderScene() - Constructor for class cip.render.TestRenderScene
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Creates a new instance of TestRenderScene
- testRotateX() - Method in
class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- testRotateY() - Method in
class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- testRotateZ() - Method in
class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign2c.ImplicitPolyhedra
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in interface cip.CSE581.assign2c.IRtGeometry
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Test for this object blocking the light to intersection
- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign2c.Sphere3f
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign3.ImplicitPolyhedra
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in interface cip.CSE581.assign3.IRtGeometry
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Test for this object blocking the light to intersection
- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign3.Sphere3f
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign3b.ImplicitPolyhedra
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in interface cip.CSE581.assign3b.IRtGeometry
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Test for this object blocking the light to intersection
- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign3b.Sphere3f
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign4.ImplicitPolyhedra
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- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in interface cip.CSE581.assign4.IRtGeometry
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Test for this object blocking the light to intersection
- testShadow(Line3f, float) - Method in class cip.CSE581.assign4.Sphere3f
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- testShadow(RayIntersection, Vector3f, float, IRtLight, int, int) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.AGeometry
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The default implementation returns false, that there is no cast shadow.
- testShadow(RayIntersection, Vector3f, float, IRtLight, int, int)
- Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.AQuadricGeo
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- testShadow(RayIntersection, Vector3f, float, IRtLight, int, int) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.PlanarPolyhedra
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- testShadow(RayIntersection, Vector3f, float, IRtLight, int, int) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.XfmGeometry
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- testShadow(RayIntersection, Vector3f, float, IRtLight, int, int) - Method in interface cip.render.raytrace.interfaces.IRtGeometry
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Test whether there is an intersection with the ray from the intersection in the vLight direction
that is closer than the distance to the light, fDistLight.
- testTranslate() - Method
in class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- testTranslatetranslate()
- Method in class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- TestXfm3f
- Class in cip.render.util3d
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- TestXfm3f() - Constructor for
class cip.render.util3d.TestXfm3f
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.ADynamicNamedObject
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in interface cip.render.IDynXmlObject
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Add this object as a <DynamicallyLoadedObject> DOM element that is a child of some parent element.
- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.background.ConstantColour
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.camera.ACamera
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.AGeometry
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.light.ALight
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.Blinn
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.D.Blinn
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.D.Gaussian
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.D.Phong
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.D.TrowRietz
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.G.Torrance
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.Hall
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.texture.AlphaImage
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.texture.MapLinear
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.texture.MapNatural
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.texture.PositionTexture
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- toChildXmlElement(Element) - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.material.texture.Ridges
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- Torrance - Class in cip.render.raytrace.material.G
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The geometric attenuation function introduced by Torrance and Sparrow as
G = min(1, 2(N.H)(N.V)/(L.H),
2(N.H)(N.L)/(V.H)).
- Torrance() - Constructor for class cip.render.raytrace.material.G.Torrance
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Creates a new instance of Torrance and Sparrow geometric attenuation function.
- toString() - Method in class cip.render.raytrace.light.XfmLight
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- toXmlAttr(Element, boolean, boolean) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Adds the transformation definition attributes to the XML DOM element.
- toXmlAttr(Element) - Method in class cip.render.utilColour.RGBf
-
Adds the RGB definition attribute to the XML DOM element.
- transform(Point3f) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform a point in place.
- transform(Point3f, Point3f) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform a point into a target point.
- transform(Point3f[]) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform an array of points in place.
- transform(Vector3f) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform an vector in place.
- transform(Vector3f, Vector3f) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform an vector into a target vector.
- transform(Vector3f[], Vector3f[]) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
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Transform an array of vectors into a target vector array.
- translate(float, float, float) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
-
Premultiply this transformation by a translation transformation of the form:
- translate(Vector3f) - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
-
Premultiply this transformation by a translation transformation of the form:
- transpose() - Method in class cip.render.util3d.Xfm4x4f
-
- TrowRietz - Class in cip.render.raytrace.material.D
-
The slope-distribution function introduced by Trowbridge and Reitz as
D = C2 / ((N.H)2(C2 - 1) + 1)2.
- TrowRietz() - Constructor for class cip.render.raytrace.material.D.TrowRietz
-
Creates a new instance of TrowRietz
- tryParseFace(Element, LinkedList<INamedObject>)
- Method in class cip.render.raytrace.geometry.AGeometry
-
A method to try to parse an element in an XML description of a geometry as a face (spatial clipping place).
- tryParseMaterial(Element, LinkedList, String, String) - Static method in class cip.render.FrameLoader
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A method to try to parse an element in an XML description of a geometry or texture as a material.


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self.lm = LM(self.rnnlm_model_dir, self.rnnlm_vocab_path)
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