While video games were first introduced in the 1950's on massive computers connected to something called a vector display, the first video game console did not rear it's head until the 1960's when Ralph H. Baer came out with what he called "The Brown Box". This device was the predecessor of the Magnavox Odyssey, the first console commercially available in 1972. Following this, the Atari was born, one of the most popular consoles of it's time and probably one of the first most of you remember. Home consoles lost popularity for a time, but you can't keep a good product down. In 1983, Nintendo released the Family Computer or Famicom, the predecessor to their most popular system, the Nintendo Entertainment System or NES. Atari was able to scratch up a little bit of profit from their next system the Atari 7800, but it gained little popularity compared to the NES and fell to the wayside.
It was shortly after this that Nintendo made the biggest breakthrough in video gaming since Pong; the GameBoy. This hand held console made Nintendo the dominant market in hand held consoles, a title they still hold despite the current releases of other hand held consoles by other companies. Following this, Sega reduced the size of their consoles and soon came out with the Sega Genesis, one of the more powerful consoles of it's time. While they did not do well in Japan, the rest of the world loved it and sales sky-rocketed. It was in 1990 that Nintendo came out with the Super Nintendo Entertainment System or SNES, and that same year, Sega created their company's most iconic character: Sonic the Hedgehog. Needless to say, this made the Genesis incredibly popular and a competitor for the SNES.
About midway into the fourth generation of consoles, CD technology started appearing and Nintendo partnered with Sony in an attempt to utilize this technology, though the deal did not go over well and Nintendo broke the deal with Sony, thinking they would make more money with Phillips. Sony got mad at this course of action and came out with their own console in 1994 using this technology and dubbing their product PlayStation. It's fair to say that Nintendo helped create the company who today is their direct competitor in the video gaming industry. While other consoles had been experimenting with 3d technology by adding chips to their cartridges that would allow 3d polygon graphics, PlayStation would dominate the market as one of the best consoles of it's time, selling over 100 million consoles using the CD technology. This allowed Sony an edge over both Nintendo and Sega in the long run.
Nintendo was the last to come out with a fifth generation console that used 3d graphics, the Nintendo 64. However, due to the fact that they still relied on cartridges for their console, may developers were drawn to the PlayStation. With that and other factors, the Nintendo 64 was the last console to use cartridges and the outdated technology soon went the way of the Dodo, except in their hand held consoles which to this day still use cartridges of ever decreasing size and ever increasing data storage. Today we use DVDs to write our games, giving us the ability to create stunning landscapes, breathtaking cut scenes and phenomenal voice overs (in most cases) making it feel as though we are controlling a movie rather than playing a game.


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Smart Contract Debugging¶
Python smart contract support source level debugging. Developers can debug their smart contract in Eclipse IDE with pydevd Eclipse pluging, other IDE such as Visual Studio Code may also be supported, Please search for online resources to find out how to debug Python source remotely. for pydevd, there is a reference from here manual_adv_remote_debugger. After the environment has been successfully setting up, run the following command in PyEos console to enable debugging.
debug.enable()
Set breakpoint at your python smart contract source code in Eclipse. If your Python smart contract source code does not placed in pyeos/contracts directory, them you need to run the following code to specify your source code directory and your smart contract source code file must under directory with the same name.
sys.path.append(<folder where source code directory in>)
Deploy your smart contract to the testnet, Use hello contract in pyeos/contracts as example, set breakpoint at hello.py, and run the following code to call hello.py
from hello import t
t.test()
Smart contract execution will be stopped when the code at the line of breakpoint is being executed.
To disable debugging, run the following code.
debug.disable()


timezone
Values (Default in Bold)
UTC, time zone
Syntax
SET timezone { TO | = } [ time_zone | DEFAULT ] SET time zone [ time_zone | DEFAULT ]
Description
Sets the time zone for the current session. The time zone can be the offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) or a time zone name.
Note
You can't set the timezone
configuration parameter by using a cluster
parameter group. The time zone can be set only for the current session by using a
SET
command. To set the time zone for all sessions run by a specific database user, use
the ALTER USER command. ALTER USER …
SET TIMEZONE changes the time zone for subsequent sessions, not for the current
session.
When you set the time zone using the SET timezone
(one word) command
with either TO
or =
, you can specify
time_zone as a time zone name, a POSIX-style format offset, or
an ISO-8601 format offset, as shown following.
SET timezone { TO | = } time_zone
When you set the time zone using the SET time zone command
without
TO
or =
, you can specify time_zone using
an INTERVAL as well as a time zone name, a POSIX-style format offset, or an ISO-8601
format offset, as shown following.
SET time zone time_zone
Time Zone Formats
Amazon Redshift supports the following time zone formats:
-
Time zone name
-
INTERVAL
-
POSIX-style time zone specification
-
ISO-8601 offset
Because time zone abbreviations, such as PST or PDT, are defined as a fixed offset from UTC and don't include daylight savings time rules, the SET command doesn't support time zone abbreviations.
For more details on time zone formats, see the following.
Time Zone Name – The full time zone name, such as America/New_York. Full time zone names can include daylight savings rules.
The following are examples of time zone names:
-
Etc/Greenwich
-
America/New_York
-
CST6CDT
-
GB
Note
Many time zone names, such as EST, MST, NZ, and UCT, are also abbreviations.
To view a list of valid time zone names, run the following command.
select pg_timezone_names();
INTERVAL – An offset from UTC. For example, PST is –8:00 or –8 hours.
The following are examples of INTERVAL time zone offsets:
-
–8:00
-
–8 hours
-
30 minutes
POSIX-Style Format – A time zone specification in the form STDoffset or STDoffsetDST, where STD is a time zone abbreviation, offset is the numeric offset in hours west from UTC, and DST is an optional daylight-savings zone abbreviation. Daylight savings time is assumed to be one hour ahead of the given offset.
POSIX-style time zone formats use positive offsets west of Greenwich, in contrast to the ISO-8601 convention, which uses positive offsets east of Greenwich.
The following are examples of POSIX-style time zones:
-
PST8
-
PST8PDT
-
EST5
-
EST5EDT
Note
Amazon Redshift doesn't validate POSIX-style time zone specifications, so it is possible to set the time zone to an invalid value. For example, the following command doesn't return an error, even though it sets the time zone to an invalid value.
set timezone to ‘xxx36’;
ISO-8601 Offset – The offset from UTC in the
form ±[hh]:[mm]
.
The following are examples of ISO-8601 offsets:
-
-8:00
-
+7:30
Examples
The following example sets the time zone for the current session to New York.
set timezone = 'America/New_York';
The following example sets the time zone for the current session to UTC–8 (PST).
set timezone to '-8:00';
The following example uses INTERVAL to set the time zone to PST.
set timezone interval '-8 hours'
The following example resets the time zone for the current session to the system default time zone (UTC).
set timezone to default;
To set the time zone for database user, use an ALTER USER … SET statement. The following example sets the time zone for dbuser to New York. The new value persists for the user for all subsequent sessions.
ALTER USER dbuser SET timezone to 'America/New_York';


API Self-Test:
Not Run
Enter Radio Frequency:
Values:
Radio:
None
Antenna:
None
Frequency:
None
Upper Bound:
None
Lower Bound:
None


What is Nebulas Fantasy
Nebulas Fantasy is a decentralized application that operates on the Nebulas Network. We setup a fantasy platform for everyone to enjoy the Russian World Cup 2018 in a unique manner.
You can claim Avatars of popular soccer stars on Nebulas blockchain, accumulate points according to the their performance in the real World Cup match-ups, and reward NAS as prize!
How to play Nebulas Fantasy
- Step1: Claim ownership of an Avatar on Nebulas blockchain. The amount of NAS as claim payment will enter the total prize pool.
- Step2: Avatars accumulate experience points based on their performance in the real World Cup games.
- Step3: After the World Cup ends on 07/15/18, Avatars with top 50 highest points share the total prize.
- Extra: During the World Cup, you can transfer your avatar to your friends for free. A trading market will be supported shortly
What is an Avatar
An "Avatar" in Nebulas Fantasy is a NRC721 token on Nebulas blockchain. Once claimed, the Avatar (or this NRC721 token) will be associated with your NAS address, and stored on the Nebulas Blockchain.
There are two ways to claim an Avatar:
- Spend a little NAS to claim a random Avatar on home page
- Pay a premium for a specific Avatar on the market
General rules about Avatars specified on Nebulas smart contract
- You can claim Avatars through the World Cup, but your Avatar won’t be able to receive points before the Avatar is generated.
- Each Avatar is generated with a talent value (i.e. 1-5). For the same performance, an Avatar with a higher talent score more points.
- For every 50 Avatars generated via lottery, the lottery price will increase by 0.1NAS.
- For every specific Avatar generated via open market, the price for that specific Avatar will increase by 0.02NAS.
- For every minute an Avatar plays, he will score 1 points x his talent.
- For every winning game an Avatar participates, he will score 100 pts;
- For every goal an Avatar scores, he will get 300 pts
- The total score of an Avatar = minutes he played * talent + # of winning game * 100 + # of goals * 300
Reward Rule
After the World Cup ends on 7/15, Avatars will be ranked according to the points and the total prize pool will distribute NAS to the winning Avatar owners.
Following reward distribution rules have been specified in the Nebulas smart contract
- The top 3 Avatars will receive 25%,15% and 10% of the total prize pool, correspondingly.
- The 4-10th Avatars will evenly share 15% of prize pool.
- The 11-30th Avatars will evenly share 15% of prize pool.
- The 31-50th Avatars will evenly share 10% of prize pool.
- The Nebulas Fantasy Team will get 10% of the total prize pool as maintenance fee.


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layout: presentation
title: Linking BAG addresses to BRK parcels
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Linking BAG & BRK
Linking BAG & BRK
- Where is it?
- How did the linkset come about?
- What is linked?
- What predicate is used?
Provenance
Who did what @Kadaster:
- Ad van Houtum (advisor product & process innovation)
- Ronald Peeters (sr. test & quality consultant)
- Tijn van Bussel (advisor operational information management)
- Peter Schepens (sr. DBA)
- Erwin Folmer (sr. advisor PPB)
- Rein van 't Veer (spatial & linked data engineer)
Results
- Graph with data and metadata
- Uses dcterms:related derived (rdfs:subPropertyOf) link predicate
- 248,951 links for Kennemerland
- 24552 duplicate entries due to 'apartment rights' lookups (not detrimental to quality)
- Some dropouts due to the difference in link table versus dataset version: 5031 misses (2.02%)


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| Vgain and Sense R
are indicators for the gain toggle switch and the resistance rotary
switch on the Mini_CT interface. They are updated each time Run Sweep, Avg8, or Read Voltages is clicked. If Live is checked, Run Sweep
will occur at the set Rate interval updating the values. During periods of inactivity, a
background timer checks for switch changes and the switch settings are
updated every 0.5s. This background update can be turned off via Diagnostics. The program uses the switch position information to calibrate the incoming data stream. Main |


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| About Me |
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Header: mruby/version.h
Define Summary
- #define MRUBY_VERSION_H
- #define MRB_STRINGIZE0
A passed in expression.
- #define MRB_STRINGIZE
Passes in an expression to MRB_STRINGIZE0.
- #define MRUBY_RUBY_VERSION
The version of Ruby used by mruby.
- #define MRUBY_RUBY_ENGINE
Ruby engine.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_MAJOR
Major release version number.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_MINOR
Minor release version number.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_TEENY
Tiny release version number.
- #define MRUBY_VERSION
The mruby version.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_NO
Release number.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_YEAR
Release year.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_MONTH
Release month.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_DAY
Release day.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_DATE
Release date as a string.
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_YEAR_STR
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_MONTH_STR
- #define MRUBY_RELEASE_DAY_STR
- #define MRUBY_BIRTH_YEAR
The year mruby was first created.
- #define MRUBY_AUTHOR
MRuby’s authors.
- #define MRUBY_DESCRIPTION
mruby’s version, and release date.


"A new Blackbox for Windows generation..."
Overview
bbLean is the lean version of Blackbox for Windows. It tries
to keep balance between features and complexity, to give you
some efficient means within a compact shell.
bbLean is based stylistically on the
Blackbox window manager
for the X Window System by Brad Hughes.
Quick Start
- First:
- Extract the zip-package to a folder on your computer, like c:\blackbox.
-
- Click on blackbox.exe to start.
-
- Right-click on the desktop background to show the main menu.
- Later:
- Get bsetroot-20b for background images, put it beside blackbox.exe.
-
- Get the artwiz fontpack and install the fonts from the windows controls.
-
- Checkout other plugins.
- When things are running smooth:
- You may want to set bbLean as default shell. Read -> here.
User Interface
The Blackbox for Windows shell consists of these GUI elements:
- Desktop - the background of the screen
- Toolbar - the undispensible representative of all members of the blackbox family
- Menus - configurables, fixed ones and folder listings.
- Many others, available as plugins.
Desktop
| Mouse event |
Effect |
| right-click |
show main menu |
| mid-click / right-click with shift |
show workspaces menu |
| left-click |
hide menus / bring pinned menus on top |
These and other desktop mouse-clicks are configurable in extensions.rc.
| Drop Image |
Display mode |
| no modifier |
centered |
| with shift held down |
stretched |
| with control held down |
tiled |
Toolbar
| Mouse event |
Effect |
| right-click |
show options menu |
| right-click on label |
show workspaces menu |
| right-click on clock |
show main menu |
| double-click on clock |
date & time control |
| ctrl + left-drag |
drag toolbar temporarily |
| ctrl + double-left-click |
reset position |
The toolbar may be turned on or off from the configuration menu (misc.)
Menus
| Mouse event |
Effect |
| right-click on desktop |
open main menu |
| right-click on titlebar |
close this menu |
| left-click on desktop background |
close menus / bring menus on top |
| left-click the titlebar and drag |
move / pin menu |
| double-left-click the titlebar |
toggle on top property |
| double-left-click on folder |
explore folder (*) |
| left-drag of item |
drag item elsewhere |
| right-click on file-item |
open context menu for file or folder |
| shift+right-click on folder titlebar |
open folder's context menu |
| mouse wheel / drag scroll-button |
scroll long menus |
(*) You may setup an alternative filemanager in extensions.rc.
blackbox.options.openFolderCommand: explorer.exe /e,"%1"
| Keyboard navigation |
Effect |
| up/down/left/right arrows |
navigate |
| home/end |
navigate |
| crtl+up/down page-up/down |
navigate faster |
| alt+up/down/left/right arrows |
move window |
| letters A-Z,0-9,... |
shortcut (underscored or first letter) |
| enter or space |
activate item |
| windows 'app key' |
show context menu |
| tab |
cycle through pinned menus |
| F5 |
update folder |
| insert |
pin menu / toggle onTop mode |
| escape / alt-F4 |
close menu |
- Notes:
- See the included bbkeys.rc for examples, how to invoke the menu from the keyboard. The LWIN and RWIN key shortcuts work only if bbLean is installed as default shell.
-
- To display a single & in a menu, use &&.
-
- Hold down control for faster progress with the -number+ items.
bbLeanbar
| Mouse event |
Effect |
| left click |
activate task |
| right click |
minimize task |
| shift + left click |
zoom task into current workspace |
| shift + right click |
close task |
| double left/middle-click |
move to next workspace |
| double left/middle-click with shift |
moves to previous workspace |
| ctrl + right-click |
show options menu |
| alt + left-click |
toggle task display modes * |
| alt + right-click |
toggle 'current tasks only' mode * |
*To change these option permanently, select it from the menu.
Keyboard
Shortcut hotkeys for various actions like changing workspaces or
switching windows are done with the BBKeys plugin. Edit 'bbkeys.rc'
to change or add key bindings.
Default bbkeys.rc bindings:
| Menu |
|
| LWin |
@BBCore.ShowMenu |
| RWin |
@BBCore.ShowMenu root |
| Win + Ctrl + M |
ShowMenu |
| Win + Shift + M |
ShowWorkspaceMenu |
| Workspaces |
|
| Win + Num1..6 |
Workspace1..6 |
| Win + Left |
PrevWorkspace |
| Win + Right |
NextWorkspace |
| Win + Ctrl + Left |
PrevWindow |
| Win + Ctrl + Right |
NextWindow |
| Win + Ctrl + Up |
PrevWindowAllWorkspaces |
| Win + Ctrl + Down |
NextWindowAllWorkspaces |
| Win + Up |
MoveWindowLeft |
| Win + Down |
MoveWindowRight |
| Win + G |
GatherWindows |
| Windows |
|
| Win + V |
MaximizeVertical |
| Win + H |
MaximizeHorizontal |
| Win + X |
MaximizeWindow |
| Win + Y |
RestoreWindow |
| Win + N |
MinimizeWindow |
| Win + End |
ShadeWindow |
| Win + PageUp |
RaiseWindow |
| Win + PageDown |
LowerWindow |
| Win + Insert |
StickWindow |
| Win + Delete |
CloseWindow |
| Blackbox |
|
| Win + M |
EditMenu |
| Win + P |
EditPlugins |
| Win + S |
EditStyle |
| Win + Ctrl + S |
AboutStyle |
| Win + Ctrl + P |
TogglePlugins |
| Win + T |
ToggleTray |
| Win + Ctrl + R |
Reconfigure |
| Win + Alt + R |
Restart |
| Win + Q |
Quit |
| System |
|
| Win + F10 |
Logoff |
| Win + F11 |
Reboot |
| Win + F12 |
Shutdown |
| Win + Ctrl + F12 |
Hibernate |
| Win + Alt + F12 |
Suspend |
| Win + Spacebar |
LockWorkstation |
| Win + R |
Run |
| Extern commands |
|
| Win + E |
explorer.exe /e,c:\ (explorer window) |
| Win + Pause |
control.exe sysdm.cpl (system properties) |
| Win + D |
control.exe desk.cpl (display properties) |
| Win + Home |
docs\bblean.htm (bblean documentation) |
Plugins
Some basic plugins:
| Plugin |
Author |
Note |
| BBAnalog |
Mortar |
Nice analogue clock, with alarm. |
| BBCalendar |
Theo |
Calendar that let's you set events on days. |
| BBEdgeFlip |
BladeStaylor |
Switches workspace when mouse touches screen edge |
| BBIcons |
Tres`ni |
Icons to start programs, sitting on desktop or in the slit. Get docs from the pack here, but use latest version. |
| bbIconBox |
grischka |
Icons in the box. |
| BBInterface |
psyci |
Buttons, sliders, icons and more... |
| BBMail |
qwilk |
Checks your email accounts. |
| bbNote |
grischka |
Little stylized editor to edit your bb-configuration and other things. |
| BBPager |
NC-17 |
Controls workspaces and tasks. Use latest version. |
| BBSlit |
Tres`ni |
A container window, where you can put other plugins into. Use latest version. |
| BBSoundFx |
qwilk |
Plays sound snippets on various events. |
| BBTaskSwitch |
kana |
BB-stylized Alt-Tab SwitchWindow. |
| BBTray |
DevTeam |
Standalone systemtray, may be loaded into slit. |
| BBXEyes |
Procic Konstantin |
Eyes following your cursor around the screen |
| SystembarEx |
BladeStaylor |
Advanced taskbar and systemtray with many features. Very configurable. |
| multiamp |
qwilk |
Front-end for winamp, foobar2000, ... |
and many others. See -> Links.


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Modeling Tsunami: Numerical Methods¶
The phenomenon of tsunami are modeling using shallow water equations. During a tsunami, the waves have very small amplitude in comparison to the wavelength (typically around 100 km or more ) and the depth of the ocean. However, as they approach the coast/surface, the depth of the ocean reduces and so does the wavelength. These systems can be modeled as a hyperbolic system of partial differential equations.
The numerical methods require ability to capture shocks. They are based on extensions of the Godunov method and are used to solve Riemann problems at the interfaces between grid cells. The second order corrections terms are defined using limiters to avoid non-physical oscillations. Further on, mass conservation near the shore is hard due to adaptive mesh refinement.
Modeling tools and features¶
There have been several tools that have been used till date. Some of the noteworthy ones being
GeoClaw is a package available as a part of Clawpack [LeGeBe2011] , [Beetal2011] . The primary goal of Clawpack software is to solve hyperbolic PDE’s and has an adaptive mesh refinement strategy encoded. It can be downloaded from GeoClaw. In the upcoming sections, we will discuss how to build the software and run related examples.
AMROC is another package that is well known for adaptive meshing. It is written in C++ and also incorporates Clawpack. Overall , the software seems to have a better documentation. It can be downloaded from AMROC website.
OpenFOAM is an open/source CFD solver that is used extensively. It was also recently used to simulate Tsunami [Xietal2018].
Chombo is another platform that facilitates automated meshing and can be downloaded from the official Chombu website.
SAMRAI can be downloaded from the official website.
FLASH was originally developed for simulation of gas dynamics in astrophysics applications. It can be downloaded from the Stony Brook university website.
The simulation of tsunami events require several modeling considerations. To start with, the free boundary problem need to be considered. When the free surface is considered, then the tangential shear vanish.
During each time step, the location of the wet and dry interfaces need to be computed at each step. This involves moving boundaries. Tracking the moving boundary is difficult and most codes do not account for this. The shoreline topology constantly changes with islands and isolated lakes appearing and disappearing. Most codes consider solid wall boundary to measure depth at that point and convert to inundation distances via empirical measures.
It is further necessary to capture small perturbations to undisturbed water at rest. Consider here, that the ocean is about 4 kms deep while tsunami wave amplitude is 1m in open ocean and wavelength is about 100 km. Considering this, over 1km, the tsunami varies by less than 1 cm. In addition, the bathymetry may vary by 100’s of meters. Thus, it is required that a stable numerical method is required to maintain steady state of ocean at rest to accurately capture the small perturbations. An example of the same is shown below.
It is necessary to use a “wetting-drying” algorithm. Here, the computational grid covers dry land and ocean. Each grid is allowed to be wet \(\left(h > 0\right)\) or dry \(\left(h = 0\right)\) in the shallow water equations. The state of each cell is updated dynamically as wave advances or retreats. Accurate modeling requires detailed models of local topography and the mesh resolution needs to be of order of 10’s of meters.
References¶
- LeGeBe2011
LeVeque and D. L. George and M. J. Berger, “Tsunami modelling with adaptively refined finite volumen methods,” Acta Numerical, vol. 20, pp. 211 - 289 (2011)
- Beetal2011
Berger and D. L. George and R. J. LeVeque and K. L. Mandli, “The GeoClaw software for depth-averaged flows with adaptive refinement,” Advances in Water Resources, vol. 34, pp. 1195 - 1206 (2011)
- Xietal2018
Qin and M. R. Motley and N. A. Marafi, “Three-dimensional modeling of tsunami forces on coastal communities,” Coastal Engineering, vol. 140, pp. 43 - 59 (2018)


SC2116 Useless echo? Instead of 'cmd $(echo foo)', just use 'cmd foo'.
greeting=$(echo "Hello, $name")
# or
tar czf "$(echo "$(date +%F).tar.gz")" *
greeting="Hello, $name"
# or
tar czf "$(date +%F).tar.gz" *
You appear to be using echo
to write a value to stdout, and then using $(..)
or `..`
to capture the value again. This is as pointless as mailing yourself a postcard: you already have what you want, so there's no need to send it on a round trip.
You can just replace $(echo myvalue)
with myvalue
.
Sometimes this pattern is used because of side effect of echo
or expansions. For example, here $(echo ..)
is used to expand a glob.
glob="*.png"
files="$(echo $var)"
The echo
is not useless, but this code is problematic because it concatenates filenames by spaces. This will break filenames containing spaces and other characters later when the list is split again. Better options are:
files=( $glob ); echo "The first file is ${files[0]}"
set -- $glob; echo "The first file is $1"
for file in $glob; do ...
All three methods will let you avoid issues with special characters in filenames.
As another example, here $(echo ..)
is used to expand escape sequences:
unexpanded='var\tvalue'
expanded="$(echo "$var")"
In this case, use printf
instead. It's well defined with regard to escape sequences.
Finally, if you really do want to concatenate a series of elements by a character like space, consider doing it explicitly with for
or printf
(e.g. printf '%s\n' $glob
).


Red Skull
- Real Name - Johann Shmidt
- Height - (original body) 6'1"; (cloned body) 6'2"
- Weight - (original body) 195 lbs; (cloned body) 240 lbs
- Abilities - The Red Skull is a fine unarmed
combatant, marksman and master of disguise.
He possesses a keen mind at military, political,
corporate and subversive strategies.
- Group Affiliations - Special operative in the government of Germany's Nazi Party,
Third Reich, former leader of most currently active Nazi Party,
Nazi subversives throughout the world, former ally of THEM and A.I.M., former leader of the Nevada-based
fragment of Hydra, leader of the People's Militia, former partner
of Hate-Monger (Adolf Hitler), Hate-Monger, creator of Scourge of the Underworld
- First Appearance - Captain America Comics #1 (1941), (modern) Tales of Suspense #66 (1965)
- Origin - Tales of Suspense #66 (1965), Captain America #298 (1984)
- Powers - None


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I competed in the Academic Pentathlon in sixth and seventh grade, earning 10 medals in the sixth grade and six medals in the seventh grade. I will also be competing this year.
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25-year-old coach commits suicide at Sefwi- Essam
A 25-year-old team coach for winners FC Junior team has committed suicide by hanging at Sefwi-Essam in the Bia West District of the Western North Region.
Isaac Mensah also known as Kalanga hanged himself with a nylon rope on a tree.
ASP Charles Azalekor, Debeiso District Police Commander, who confirmed the incident to the Ghana News Agency said family members of the deceased reported on Monday that their relative was missing.
According to him before the police could commence investigations into the matter, they had information around 07:25 hours on Tuesday that someone had hanged himself at Sefwi- Essam.
He said the District Police Command, therefore, dispatched men to the scene and only for them to identify the deceased as the man earlier reported as missing.
ASP Azaleko said the body has since been deposited at the Debeiso hospital mortuary for autopsy and that the police would continue with their investigations.


CMB(3) BSD Library Functions Manual CMB(3)
LIBRARY
cmb -- combinatorics library
LIBRARY
library ``libcmb''
SYNOPSIS
#include <cmb.h>
int
cmb(struct cmb_config *config, uint32_t nitems, char *items[]);
uint64_t
cmb_count(struct cmb_config *config, uint32_t nitems);
char **
cmb_parse(struct cmb_config *config, int fd, uint32_t *nitems,
uint32_t max);
char **
cmb_parse_file(struct cmb_config *config, char *path, uint32_t *nitems,
uint32_t max);
int
cmb_print(struct cmb_config *config, uint64_t seq, uint32_t nitems,
char *items[]);
const char *
cmb_version(int type);
/* OpenSSL bn(3) support */
int
cmb_bn(struct cmb_config *config, uint32_t nitems, char *items[]);
BIGNUM *
cmb_count_bn(struct cmb_config *config, uint32_t nitems);
int
cmb_print_bn(struct cmb_config *config, BIGNUM *seq, uint32_t nitems,
char *items[]);
DESCRIPTION
The cmb library provides a light-weight, portable, and fast interface for
enumerating combinations.
Anatomy of config argument to cmb*():
struct cmb_config {
uint8_t options; /* CMB_OPT_* bitmask. Default 0 */
char *delimiter; /* Item separator (default is " ") */
char *prefix; /* Prefix for each combination */
char *suffix; /* Suffix for each combination */
uint32_t size_min; /* Minimum elements in combination */
/*
* cmb(3) function callback; called for each combination
* (default is cmb_print()). If the return from action() is non-
* zero, cmb() will stop calculation. The cmb() return value is
* the first non-zero result from action(), zero otherwise.
*/
CMB_ACTION((*action));
/* OpenSSL bn(3) support */
BIGNUM *count_bn; /* Number of combinations */
BIGNUM *start_bn; /* Starting combination */
/*
* cmb_bn(3) function callback; called for each combination
* (default is cmb_print_bn()). If the return from action_bn()
* is non-zero, cmb_bn() will stop calculation. The cmb_bn()
* return value is the first non-zero result from action_bn(),
* zero otherwise.
*/
CMB_ACTION_BN((*action_bn));
};
The macro CMB_ACTION(x) is defined as:
int x(struct cmb_config *config, uint64_t seq, uint32_t nitems,
char *items[]);
When compiled with OpenSSL/LibreSSL support (default), the macro
CMB_ACTION_BN(x) is defined as:
int x(struct cmb_config *config, BIGNUM *seq,
uint32_t nitems, char *items[]);
Macros for cmb_config options bitmask:
CMB_OPT_DEBUG /* Enable debugging */
CMB_OPT_NULPARSE /* NUL delimit cmb_parse*() */
CMB_OPT_NULPRINT /* NUL delimit cmb_print*() */
CMB_OPT_EMPTY /* Show empty set with no items */
CMB_OPT_NUMBERS /* Show combination sequence numbers */
CMB_OPT_RESERVED /* Reserved for future use by cmb(3) */
CMB_OPT_OPTION1 /* Available (unused by cmb(3)) */
CMB_OPT_OPTION2 /* Available (unused by cmb(3)) */
If CMB_OPT_DEBUG is set and cmb(3) was compiled with `CMB_DEBUG', enable
debugging information on stderr.
If CMB_OPT_NULPARSE is set, cmb_parse() and cmb_parse_file() will read
items separated by ASCII NUL character (character code 0). Otherwise,
newline (character code 10) is used.
If CMB_OPT_NULPRINT is set, cmb_print() and cmb_print_bn() will print
combination items separated by ASCII NUL character (character code 0).
Otherwise, delimiter is used and if unset, combinations are separated by
a single space.
If CMB_OPT_EMPTY is set, the empty set (consisting of a single
combination with no items) is enumerated by cmb() / cmb_bn() and counted
by cmb_count() / cmb_count_bn().
If CMB_OPT_NUMBERS is set, print combination sequence number before
calling action(). Combinations are calculated in arithmetic progression,
providing predictable order. The sequence number can be used as start or
start_bn value to begin at that combination. The sequence number pre-
cedes the prefix and is followed by a single space, regardless of
delimiter.
For each combination, if prefix is non-NULL it is printed before the
first item in each combination and suffix, if non-NULL, is printed after
the last item.
To operate on only a subset or range of subsets, use size_min and
size_max. Only combinations containing at minimum size_min items and at
most size_max items will be calculated.
To limit the number of combinations that are calculated, set count or count_bn to a
non-zero value.
If start or start_bn is greater than one, the cmb library will seek to that number
combination before starting.
action_bn, count_bn, and start_bn are only available on platforms with
OpenSSL/LibreSSL bn(3) and are used by cmb_bn() and cmb_count_bn() to
overcome limitations by 64-bit integers.
cmb_version() takes CMB_VERSION or CMB_VERSION_LONG as type and returns
string version. For unknown type, the text ``not available'' is
returned.
HISTORY
The cmb library first appeared in FreeBSD 13.0.
AUTHORS
Devin Teske<EMAIL_ADDRESS>FreeBSD 13.0 March 30, 2019 FreeBSD 13.0
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GI Cancer Treatment Protocols
Esophageal Cancer
Introduction
1
Overview
2
Staging
3
Superficial Esophageal Cancer
3.1
Endscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR)
4
Localized Tumors
4.1
T1b Tumors
4.2
T2N0 Tumors
4.3
Staging of T2N0 Tumors
5
Locally Advanced Cancer
5.1
Trimodality Therapy
5.1.1
Neoadjuvant chemoRT for SCCA
5.2
ChemoRT vs Trimodality therapy
5.2.1
Neoadjuvant chemotheraphy followed by surgery
5.3
GE Junction
5.4
Induction chemotherapy followed by chemoRT
5.5
Postoperative chemoradiation
6
Definitive ChemoRT
6.1
Phase II Studies
6.2
ChemoRT vs Trimodality therapy
7
Radiation for esophageal cancer
7.1
Salvage esophagectomy
8
Surgery
8.0.1
Preoperative Evaluation
8.1
Minimally-invasive Esophagectomy
8.2
Transthoracic
8.3
Transhiatal
8.4
Three-hole
8.5
Extended lymphadenectomy
9
Metastatic
9.1
Palliative radiation
9.2
Chemoradiation vs chemotherapy in Stage IV
10
Stents for malignant disease
11
Surveillance
11.1
T1a treated with endoscopic resection
11.2
Tib treated with endoscoic resection
11.3
T1b treated with esophagectomy
11.4
Stage II or III treated with chemoradiation.
11.5
Locally-advanced treated with trimodality therapy
12
Survivorship
12.1
Nutritional consequences
12.2
Cardiac toxicity of radiation
Gastric Cancer
13
Overview
14
Superficial
15
Locally-Advanced Gastric
15.1
Preoperative Chemotherapy
15.2
Postoperative chemotherapy
16
Locally Advanced Gastric Ca
16.1
Postoperative chemoradiation
16.2
Preoperative chemoradiation
References
17
Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy for colon cancer
18
Extended Node dissection for colon cancer
Jonathan C Salo MD
Ch 7
Radiation for esophageal cancer
RTOG 94-05 clinical trial
(
Minsky et al. 2002
)
7.1
Salvage esophagectomy
(
Markar et al. 2014
)
(
Swisher et al. 2002
)


Example code
Hello Cricket
The "hellocricket" example, in src/samples/hellocricket,
is a very simple example that plays a single bank sound when it
starts. There are several versions:
Android:
- android-ndk: Uses the NDK and the C++ Cricket Audio interface in a
Java activity.
- android-ndk-native: Uses the NDK and the C++ Cricket Audio interface
in a native activity
- android-sdk: Uses the SDK and the Java Cricket Audio interface
iOS:
- ios-objc: Uses the Objective-C Cricket Audio interface
- ios-cpp: Uses the C++ Cricket Audio interface
OS X:
- osx-objc: Uses the Objective-C Cricket Audio interface
- osx-cpp: Uses the C++ Cricket Audio interface
Windows:
- win: Uses the C++ Cricket Audio interface
Linux:
- linux: Uses the C++ Cricket Audio interface
Game
The "game" example is a simple demonstration of how to use Cricket Audio
with C++ to write cross-platform iOS and Android OpenGL apps. Most of
the code, in src/samples/game, is
cross-platform; the platform-specific code and data files are in the android and ios
subdirectories.
To build the game for iOS, use the Xcode project in src/samples/game/ios.
To build the game for Android, open the src/samples/game/android
directory with Android Studio.
Navigate around by moving your finger on the screen; drag left or right
to turn, and drag forward or back to move forward or backward. Try
to poke the spinning cubes with the orange pointer.
DspTouch
The "dsptouch" example is a simple app that demonstrates how to use DSP
effects and how to share C++ code across platforms. The code that uses
Cricket Audio is a cross-platform C++ file, dsptouch.cpp,
which is used by each platform.
Note that unlike the "game" example, this is not an OpenGL (or DirectX) app,
so there is no explicit render loop. Instead, CkUpdate() is called
from a timer callback on each platform, on the main thread.
When the app starts, a sound starts looping. When you touch the
screen, the effects are applied. Moving your finger along the X or Y
axes adjusts one of two parameters. You can edit the code in DspTouch.cpp
to change which sample is played, which effect is applied, and which effect
parameters are modified.
One of the effects is a custom "stutter" effect, defined in stutterprocessor.cpp,
which provides a simple example of how to implement custom DSP effects.
To build for iOS, use the Xcode project in src/samples/dsptouch/ios.
To build for Android, open the src/samples/dsptouch/android
directory with Android Studio.


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{{ media( "Jignesh Shah", "Being a part of the EPAAS community was the easiest decision for us. EPAAS is the highest potential ERP (across open+ closed source) for everyone. By creating a seperate EPAAS foundation entity, the intentions of the community is clear. Finally the excellent support from Dataent Team and all community members through all platforms (discuss forum, blog, help videos, developer meet, conference) helps grow each member!", "/assets/foundation/img/people/jignesh-shah.gif", "Greycube Technologies", "https://greycube.in" )}}EPAAS is an Open Source ERP application that helps Small to Medium Sized business manage their organizations efficiently. It covers financial accounting, inventory management, manufacturing, human resource management and much more. It is a web based application, easy and user friendly.
The EPAAS Project is now backed by the EPAAS Foundation, a not-for-profit that works towards building and maintaining EPAAS.
Before you sell anything to anyone, you must be completely convinced that it is the right tool for you to promote. After all, it is your reputation at stake. Before you sell any EPAAS service, we recommend that you evaluate EPAAS very minutely yourself and the best way to do it is self-implementation. Start using EPAAS for billing, customer support, CRM, quoting your customers. Even if you don't wish to use it in production, use it as a test. Once, and if, you are convinced of the application, you should demo it to your customers. Nothing sells better than confidence, so its best to be confident before you sell.
Disclosure: We use EPAAS extensively in our own organization too!
You need not pay for self implementation, you can either use the 30-day trial at epaas.com or use the Virtual Machine. If you need support, you can first go through:
If you need priority one-on-one help sessions, you can also buy a subscription service for it.
To implement EPAAS, you must have a general understanding of financial accounting, inventory management and how organizations manage their information. Skills in spreadsheet tools like Excel will be handy for data import. If you are good in HTML / CSS, you can also create a website from within EPAAS.
If you also want to offer customization services on EPAAS, you should have some expertise on:
No. This is an open source application and it does not require you to pay us anything. You can charge the customer as you prefer for implementation, training, customization and support.
If your customer wants production support on their servers, you can do it yourself.
If you want to list yourself a service provider then you must become a member of the foundation.
With EPAAS compared to other ERPs, the cost of license is zero, so there is more money on the table to ensure a successful ERP implementations. These savings can be effectively used to tailor the EPAAS system to the user's requirements and / or to enhance the EPAAS product itself by adding features that could be sponsored. There is always the usual revenue model for:
For listing yourself on the community portal, you must become a member of the EPAAS foundation. You can list yourself as a Service Provider, and provide details about services you offer on EPAAS.
By becoming a member, you will not only support the ongoing development and enhancement of EPAAS that is so critical to your business but also get a say in what features get built next.
EPAAS is built as a community product with the help of hundreds on end users and developers. If you face a problem with EPAAS or have a suggetion for a feature, you should plan on having the feature contributed back to EPAAS. Unlike other "open core" projects, EPAAS does not encourage 3rd party apps, which ultimately lead to a bad user experience and usually leave the end-user hostage to a service provider and in many cases saddled with a bad solution.
If you want to propose an enhancement, you must first send a proposal. Once it is okayed by any maintainer, you can start development according to the contribution guidelines and send a pull request to the core product. Read the contribution guidelines for more details
EPAAS is our brand and identity. All work we do will be under the brand name of EPAAS and Dataent. If you want to disguise this as your work, you are free to do it, but don't expect any help from us. If you are using our help documentation, you must attribute us publicly because the documentation is licensed as Creative Commons BY-NC-SA


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A.K. SIKRI, C.J.: (Oral) Grievance of the petitioner, in this petition, is that respondent No.6 has set up an industry, i.e., cupola furnace unit under the name & style of M/s Rana Casting, Plot No.3677, Street No.8, Baba Deep Singh Nagar, which is situated in the Municipal Corporation limits of Ludhiana in the State of Punjab and it is a health hazard. It is further submitted that setting up of such unit is in violation of The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The petitioner has made representation/complaint in this behalf to the State Pollution Control Board. It is also mentioned in the petition that on receipt of this complaint, the State Pollution Control Board has issued notice to respondent No.6 under Section 31A of the said Act on 28.8.2012, directing the respondent No.6 to comply with the requirement of the Act.
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Once action is initiated by the State Pollution Control Board itself on the complaint of the petitioner, it is not necessary to entertain the PIL at this stage. Suffice it to say that State Pollution Control Board shall determine as to whether the furnace unit of respondent No.6 is violating any of the provisions of the Act and if so, further action under the said Act shall be taken by the Board. The necessary action as per law shall be taken and proceedings concluded within three months from the date of receipt of copy of this order.
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Crypto’s Killer Kiosk? New Device for Frictionless Payments Integrates Nano for the Mainstream
by Daily Hodl StaffA self-service kiosk for shoppers who want to pay for everyday items using cryptocurrency is now available for merchants.
UK-based fintech Kappture, which manufactures point of sale systems for the event industry, has just released its fee-less system supporting crypto payments in Nano.
The machine features a user interface designed for fast and easy transactions for consumers on the go. Payments are confirmed by the securely decentralized Nano network.
Neil Haran, Kappture’s chief technology officer, says the company has seen a lot of interest in cryptocurrency products and that he expects merchants to trial the new tech in private.
“Many of our higher education customers are opening blockchain postgrads this academic year. With recent advances in digital currency technology, specifically fee-less ultrafast transactions, there is a unique opportunity for these progressive institutions to consider digital currency for the first time.”
Kappture’s latest merchant device exclusively integrates the cryptocurrency Nano because of its ability to handle fast transactions and zero fees over a secure, decentralized network.
According to the company,
In summary, we selected Nano for the following reasons:
a. Fast. Sub-second confirmation is quicker than bank payment cards.
b. Feeless. Zero fees irrespective of the amount. Nano can be used with no minimum payment.
c. Decentralized. At the time of writing it would require the collusion of three unrelated parties
(whom all have a verifiable interest in the currency’s value), to attack the network.
Game theory asserts that these actors will not behave in a way contrary to their interests.
d. Scalable. Every account has a separate blockchain which can be updated independently of other accounts – this removes contention issues associated with early cryptocurrencies.
e. Green. Our terminals lead the way in energy consumption and supporting a project that relies heavily on PoW would be contrary to this goal.
As a leading player in the event industry, Kappture has built up an ecosystem that already supports thousands of terminals in Western Europe.
Their clients include Ascot Racecourse, Wimbledon and Twickenham, with kiosks that enable several payment options including cash, third-party account interfaces, and over 15 bank payment cards.


LatchAccessibility
public enum LatchAccessibility: RawRepresentable
LatchAccessibility defines the access restrictions for the underlying keychain items. It maps 1:1 with kSecAttrAccessible values.
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Data can only be accessed while the device is unlocked. This is recommended for items that only need be accesible while the application is in the foreground.
Data with this attribute will migrate to a new device when using encrypted backups.
Declaration
Swift
case WhenUnlocked
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Data can only be accessed once the device has been unlocked after a restart. This is recommended for items that need to be accesible by background applications.
Data with this attribute will migrate to a new device when using encrypted backups.
Declaration
Swift
case AfterFirstUnlock
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Data can always be accessed regardless of the lock state of the device. This is not recommended for anything except system use.
Items with this attribute will migrate to a new device when using encrypted backups.
Declaration
Swift
case Always
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Data can only be accessed while the device is unlocked. This is recommended for items that only need be accesible while the application is in the foreground.
Items with this attribute will never migrate to a new device, so after a backup is restored to a new device, these items will be missing.
Declaration
Swift
case WhenUnlockedThisDeviceOnly
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Data can only be accessed once the device has been unlocked after a restart. This is recommended for items that need to be accessible by background applications.
Items with this attribute will never migrate to a new device, so after a backup is restored to a new device these items will be missing.
Declaration
Swift
case AfterFirstUnlockThisDeviceOnly
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Data can always be accessed regardless of the lock state of the device. This option is not recommended for anything except system use.
Items with this attribute will never migrate to a new device, so after a backup is restored to a new device, these items will be missing.
Declaration
Swift
case AlwaysThisDeviceOnly
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Create a new LatchAccessibility value using a kSecAttrAccessible value.
:param: rawValue A CFString representing a kSecAttrAccessible value.
Declaration
Swift
public init?(rawValue: CFString)
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Get the rawValue of the current enum type. Will be a kSecAttrAccessible value.
Declaration
Swift
public var rawValue: CFString


This example uploads a single file using dropzone js library. By default, dropzone is a multiple file uploader and does not have specific option allowing us to switch to single file uploading mode, but this functionality can be achieved by adding more options to the plugin settings, such as maxfilesexceeded
callback and maxFiles
option set to 1. maxFiles: 1
is used to tell dropzone that there should be only one file. When there is more then 1 file the function maxfilesexceeded
will be called, with the exceeding file in the first parameter. Now only 1 file can be selected and it will be replaced with another one instead of adding it to the preview.
This example uploads a multiple files using dropzone js library. By default, dropzone is a multiple file uploader. User can either click on the dropzone area and select multiple files or just drop all selected files in the dropzone area. This example is the most basic setup for dropzone.
This example uploads a multiple files using dropzone js library. Using this method, user gets an option to select the files using a button instead dropping all the files after selected from the folders. You have to define dropzone
and previewsContainer
elements to show preview thumbnails. Also set clickable
to match the button's id for button to work as file selector.
In many case user must be limited to upload certain no. of files. You can always set the maxFiles
option to limit no. of upload files. maxfilesexceeded
event will be called if uploads exceeds the limit. Also, if you want to limit the file size of uploads then set the maxFilesize
option. Define the maximum file size to be uploded in MBs like 0.5
MB as is in this example. User can also define maxThumbnailFilesize
in MB. When the uploaded file exceeds this limit, the thumbnail will not be generated.
The default implementation of accept
checks the file's mime type or extension against this list. This is a comma separated list of mime types or file extensions. Eg.: image/*,application/pdf,.psd
. If the Dropzone is clickable
this option will be used as accept
parameter on the hidden file input as well.
dz-message
and dropzone will not create the message for you.params
option.file
object you can use when events fire. You can access file.width
and file.height
if it’s an image, as well as file.upload
which is an object containing: progress
(0-100), total
(the total bytes) and bytesSent
.sending
event:
myDropzone.on("sending", function(file, xhr, formData) {
// Will send the filesize along with the file as POST data.
formData.append("filesize", file.size);
});
file.previewElement
. For example:
myDropzone.on("addedfile", function(file) {
file.previewElement.addEventListener("click", function() {
myDropzone.removeFile(file);
});
});
previewsContainer
option. The previewsContainer
should have the dropzone-previews
or dropzone
class to properly display the file previews.
new Dropzone(document.body, {
previewsContainer: ".dropzone-previews",
// You probably don't want the whole body
// to be clickable to select files
clickable: false
});


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This is an IBM Lighted Program Function Keyboard (LPFK) Model number 6094-020. It was used as an extra input device when doing computer aided design on the IBM RS/6000 series of machines. It connected to the machine by a special port or by the serial port. IBM also made an attachment kit so that you could connect it to the serial port of a generic PC.
The LPFK consists of 32 keys each with an LED indicator. The LED indicator can be turned on and off by program control. Each time a key is pressed a byte is sent to the host machine to tell it what key was pressed. The lights have to be set from the host machine - there is no automatic mode that turns the lights on and off when keys are pressed.
Internally the LPFK is driven by an Intel 8051 microcontroller. The circuitry and the lights pull too much power for a serial port so the LPFK is powered by an external AC to DC 'wall wart' that provides up to 500 milliamps at 5V. They could also be powered directly from the RS/6000 on the special port, or by a special cable from an IBM 6091 monitor.
Now for the fun part - here is how to make it talk when connected to a serial port.
Protocol: 9600 bps, Odd parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit. No handshaking (hardware or software) is required.
Commands: (All commands are shown in hex)
| 0x01 | Reset | Similar to the power on reset. Leaves the LPFK in the 'disabled' state with all indicators off. |
| 0x06 | Read Configuration | Upon getting this byte the LPFK responds with 0x03. Helpful for determining if the LPFK is active on a serial port. |
| 0x08 | Enable | Tells the LPFK that it may process and send keystroke data to the host machine. |
| 0x09 | Disable | Keyboard input is disabled. The LPFK will still respond to Reset and Read Configuration |
| 0x94 | Set Indicators | This command is followed by four more bytes which is a bitmap that represents the indicator lights on the keys. If the bit for a key is turned on, the light will be turned on. If the bit for a key is 0, the light will be turned off. Keys are numbered from 0 to 31. |
Responses from the LPFK:
| 0x00 to 0x1f | Keystroke | The corresponding key on the LPFK was hit. These responses are only sent when the LPFK has been enabled using the Enable command. |
| 0x80 | Retransmit | The LPFK sends this if there was an error on the last Set Indicators command and it wants the host machine to retransmit it. |
| 0x81 | Ok | The LPFK sends this if the last Set Indicators command was received successfully. |
Need
a template to define your
keys?
The LPFK
was designed to be used with templates
that would define the keys depending upon which application was in use.
If you want to make your own templates, save the image to the left,
print it out, and cut out the key holes. (The image shown here is
scaled down, but if you save the image you will get the full size
version that is properly sized for the LPFK.)
Credits:
Thanks to a very special source where I work who had an ancient CD that
had these command descriptions in it. I had been trying to make the
LPFK talk on a serial port on and off for a year and was not making
much progress. Recently I had stumbled on the Reset and Read
Configuration commands, but it was slow and painful ..


Website for interns to apply for the project with necessary skills.Project Manager can upload the details of the project with required skills and he can also approve the intern application.
Power Harvesting is the capture and conversion of small amount of readily available in the environment into usable electrical energy.Power can be estimated with the help of cantilever beam setup connected with piezoelectric patches.Major aim of the project is to comparing the theoritical and analytical power value in order to know the best suitable material For power harvesting.
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| Class | RTF::Colour |
| In: |
lib/rtf/colour.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
| blue | [R] | Attribute accessor. |
| green | [R] | Attribute accessor. |
| red | [R] | Attribute accessor. |
This is the constructor for the Colour class.
| red: | The intensity setting for red in the colour. Must be an integer between 0 and 255. |
| green: | The intensity setting for green in the colour. Must be an integer between 0 and 255. |
| blue: | The intensity setting for blue in the colour. Must be an integer between 0 and 255. |
| RTFError: | Generated whenever an invalid intensity setting is specified for the red, green or blue values. |
# File lib/rtf/colour.rb, line 25 25: def initialize(red, green, blue) 26: if red.kind_of?(Integer) == false || red < 0 || red > 255 27: RTFError.fire("Invalid red intensity setting ('#{red}') specified "\ 28: "for a Colour object.") 29: end 30: if green.kind_of?(Integer) == false || green < 0 || green > 255 31: RTFError.fire("Invalid green intensity setting ('#{green}') "\ 32: "specified for a Colour object.") 33: end 34: if blue.kind_of?(Integer) == false || blue < 0 || blue > 255 35: RTFError.fire("Invalid blue intensity setting ('#{blue}') "\ 36: "specified for a Colour object.") 37: end 38: 39: @red = red 40: @green = green 41: @blue = blue 42: end
This method overloads the comparison operator for the Colour class.
| object: | A reference to the object to be compared with. |
# File lib/rtf/colour.rb, line 48 48: def ==(object) 49: object.instance_of?(Colour) && 50: object.red == @red && 51: object.green == @green && 52: object.blue == @blue 53: end
This method generates the RTF text for a Colour object.
| indent: | The number of spaces to prefix to the lines created by the method. Defaults to zero. |
# File lib/rtf/colour.rb, line 70 70: def to_rtf(indent=0) 71: prefix = indent > 0 ? ' ' * indent : '' 72: "#{prefix}\\red#{@red}\\green#{@green}\\blue#{@blue};" 73: end
This method returns a textual description for a Colour object.
| indent: | The number of spaces to prefix to the lines created by the method. Defaults to zero. |
# File lib/rtf/colour.rb, line 60 60: def to_s(indent=0) 61: prefix = indent > 0 ? ' ' * indent : '' 62: "#{prefix}Colour (#{@red}/#{@green}/#{@blue})" 63: end


| sub | | (From Perl to Raku guide - functions)
|
| sub | &*chdir | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | ARGS-TO-CAPTURE | (From Command line interface)
|
| sub | EVALFILE | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | GENERATE-USAGE | (From Command line interface)
|
| sub | MAIN | (From Functions, Command line interface)
|
| sub | RUN-MAIN | (From Command line interface)
|
| sub | USAGE | (From Command line interface)
|
| sub | append | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | atomic-assign | (From atomicint, Scalar)
|
| sub | atomic-dec-fetch | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | atomic-fetch | (From atomicint, Scalar)
|
| sub | atomic-fetch-add | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | atomic-fetch-dec | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | atomic-fetch-inc | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | atomic-fetch-sub | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | atomic-inc-fetch | (From atomicint)
|
| sub | await | (From Promise, Channel)
|
| sub | bag | (From Bag)
|
| sub | bail-out | (From Test)
|
| sub | callframe | (From CallFrame)
|
| sub | callsame | (From Functions)
|
| sub | callwith | (From Functions)
|
| sub | can-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | cas | (From atomicint, Scalar)
|
| sub | cglobal | (From Native calling interface)
|
| sub | chdir | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | chmod | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | cmp-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | diag | (From Test)
|
| sub | dies-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | does-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | done | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | done-testing | (From Test)
|
| sub | emit | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | eval-dies-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | eval-lives-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | exit | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | explicitly-manage | (From Native calling interface)
|
| sub | fail | (From Failure)
|
| sub | fails-like | (From Test)
|
| sub | flat | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | flunk | (From Test)
|
| sub | full-barrier | (From Thread)
|
| sub | indir | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | infix:<**> | (From Complex)
|
| sub | infix:<*> | (From Range)
|
| sub | infix:<+> | (From Range, Date, DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:<-> | (From Range, Date, DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:</> | (From Range)
|
| sub | infix:<cmp> | (From Range, DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«!=» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«<=>» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«<=» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«<» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«==» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«>=» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | infix:«>» | (From DateTime)
|
| sub | is | (From Test)
|
| sub | is-approx | (From Test)
|
| sub | is-approx-calculate | (From Test)
|
| sub | is-deeply | (From Test)
|
| sub | is_approx | (From Test)
|
| sub | isa-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | isnt | (From Test)
|
| sub | item | (From Any)
|
| sub | lastcall | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | like | (From Test)
|
| sub | lives-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | message Defined as: | (From X::DateTime::TimezoneClash)
|
| sub | mix | (From Mix)
|
| sub | mkdir | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | nativecast | (From Native calling interface)
|
| sub | nativesizeof | (From Native calling interface)
|
| sub | nextcallee | (From Functions)
|
| sub | nextsame | (From Functions)
|
| sub | nextwith | (From Functions)
|
| sub | nok | (From Test)
|
| sub | ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | open | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | pack | (From Blob)
|
| sub | pass | (From Test)
|
| sub | plan | (From Test)
|
| sub | pop | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | print | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | prompt | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | push | (From Independent routines)
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| sub | put | (From Independent routines)
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| sub | run | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | samewith | (From Functions)
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| sub | say | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | set | (From Set)
|
| sub | shell | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | shift | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | signal | (From Supply)
|
| sub | skip | (From Test)
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| sub | skip-rest | (From Test)
|
| sub | sleep | (From Date)
|
| sub | sleep-timer | (From Date)
|
| sub | sleep-until | (From Date)
|
| sub | slip | (From Slip)
|
| sub | slurp | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | spurt | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | srand | (From Num)
|
| sub | subtest | (From Test)
|
| sub | throws-like | (From Test)
|
| sub | todo | (From Test)
|
| sub | undefine | (From Independent routines)
|
| sub | uniprops | (From Cool)
|
| sub | unlike | (From Test)
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| sub | use-ok | (From Test)
|
| sub | warn | (From Exception)
|


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title: "Select"
date: 2021-04-29T16:00:58+02:00
draft: false
main_title: "Tailwind select"
subheading: ""
seo_title: "Tailwind select form - examples & templates"
description: "Responsive selects built with Tailwind. Customize the native select with custom CSS that changes the element’s initial appearance."
image: ""
video: ""
url: "/docs/standard/components/select/"
menu:
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The example can be found in the <JChem home>/examples/cartridge/user_def_func/getatomcount directory.
Consider the GetAtomCount
Java class that returns the atom count of a structure. We would like to calculate the atom count of structures comming from a database table using the GetAtomCount
Java class.
First of all we have to create a PL/SQL operator and function that can be used in SQL select
statements. The operator gets the structure from a table as a parameter. For example:
Now create the PL/SQL function and operator (getatomcount_sql.sql):SQL> select getatomcount(cd_smiles) from jchemtable;
SQL> CREATE FUNCTION getatomcount_func(query VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER AS BEGIN return to_number(jchem_core_pkg.send_user_func('GetAtomCount', '', query)); END; / show errors; CREATE OPERATOR getatomcount BINDING(VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER USING getatomcount_func;
The getatomcount_func
function sends the query
parameter to the GetAtomCount
external Java class using the send_user_func
function.
The GetAtomCount
class has to implement the JChemCartModul interface. It's doFunc
function gets the parameters sent by the getatomcount_func
PL/SQL function (query
).
Using ChemAxon's Molecule and MolHandler classes we can count the number of atoms in a structure. Let's see the GetAtomCount
Java class (GetAtomCount.java):
import chemaxon.util.MolHandler; import chemaxon.struc.Molecule; import chemaxon.jchem.cartridge.JChemCartModule; public class GetAtomCount implements JChemCartModule { public Object doFunc(String[] args) throws Exception { MolHandler mh = new MolHandler(args[0]); return new Integer(mh.getMolecule().getAtomCount()); } }
Compile the java file and include the parent directory of the the GetAtomCount.class
file in the JCART_XCLASSPATH environment variable before starting JChem Server. Now our new function is ready to call from PL/SQL, for example:
SQL> select getatomcount(cd_smiles) from jchemtable;
Now makes the evaluation of the operator appearing in the where
cluse faster.
Open the reg_user_def_ops.sql
file from the cartridge
directory of the JChem package with a text editor. Insert the name of the getatomcount
operator:
CREATE OR REPLACE INDEXTYPE jc_idxtype FOR ----------------------------------------- -- START LISTING OPERATORS ----------------------------------------- getatomcount(VARCHAR2), ----------------------------------------- -- STOP LISTING OPERATORS ----------------------------------------- jc_contains(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2), jc_equals(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2), jc_matchcount(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2), jc_dissimilarity(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2), jc_tanimoto(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2), jc_logp(VARCHAR2), jc_logd(VARCHAR2, NUMBER), jc_pka(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2, NUMBER), jc_tpsa(VARCHAR2), jc_molweight(VARCHAR2), jc_formula(VARCHAR2), jc_formula_eq(VARCHAR2, VARCHAR2) USING jc_idxtype_im;
Save the file and close it. Drop all indexes (drop index idx_name
) you've created before with the jc_idxtype
indextype. Open the edited reg_user_def_ops.sql
file in a PL/SQL worksheet and execute it. Now create your indexes again. An index has to be created on the table on which you want to use the getatomcount operator.
SQL> create index my_ind on jchemtable(cd_smiles) indextype is jc_idxtype;
If you've created the index on the table execute the following insert statement:
SQL> insert into jc_idx_udop values('getatomcount', 'GetAtomCount', '', '$1');
Finally another Java class is needed to evaluate the relational operator in the where
clause. This class has to implement the JChemCartEvalModul
interface. The name of this class has to be: GetAtomCount_eval
.
The eval
function of the class gets the value calculated by GetAtomCount
and gets the parameters of the relational condition in the "opStr
" String. The function has to decide whether the calculated value is appropiate to the relational condition or not. The GetAtomCount_eval class:
import java.util.StringTokenizer; import chemaxon.jchem.cartridge.JChemCartEvalModule; public class GetAtomCount_eval implements JChemCartEvalModule { public boolean eval(Object o, String opStr) throws Exception { int result = ((Integer)o).intValue(); boolean isOk = false; StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(opStr, "/"); String start = st.nextToken(); String stop = st.nextToken(); int op = Integer.parseInt(st.nextToken()); if(stop.equals("null")) { isOk = op == 4 ? result >= Integer.parseInt(start) : result > Integer.parseInt(start); } else if(start.equals("null")) { isOk = op == 8 ? result <= Integer.parseInt(stop) : result < Integer.parseInt(stop); } else { isOk = op == 13 ? result == Integer.parseInt(start) : op == 12 ? result <= Integer.parseInt(stop) && result >= Integer.parseInt(start) : op == 8 ? result <= Integer.parseInt(stop) && result > Integer.parseInt(start) : op == 4 ? result < Integer.parseInt(stop) && result >= Integer.parseInt(start) : result < Integer.parseInt(stop) && result > Integer.parseInt(start); } return isOk; } }
Compile the java file and include the parent directory of the
GetAtomCount.class
file in the JCART_XCLASSPATH environment
variable before starting JChem Server. The getatomcount
operator
is ready to evaluate faster then before if it is in the where
clause.
SQL> select count(*) from jchemtable where getatomcount(cd_smiles) < 14;


The battery will be a Li-Po and will have a voltage of 3.7 V. 2.25 Wh is needed by the CubeSat, and the step of charge of the battery must be between 20% and 90%. Therefore, the battery must deliver 3.21 Wh. There will be an electric heater to maintain the temperature of the battery between 0°C and 5°C. This is to avoid the depth of discharge without consume a lot of energy.
5 PV Triple junction panels are used to produce the electricity using Sunlight. Since the satellite is a Cube, only one to three panels can be under sunlight at the same time. Their efficiency is usually between 24% and 30%. The energy generated depends on the area of PV under sunlight, the inclination of the CubeSat and the solar intensity. Following Matlab simulations, the best inclination has been computed:
The maximum value of power is obtained for three sides under sunlight with ϕ = 45° and v = 55°
Solar Cells are connected in series but every section will be in parallel: every solar panels will be connected to each other in parallel.
A MPPT is used to obtain the better power as possible. The Solar Panels will deliver a voltage until 4V. So, the MPPT have to handle a maximum input voltage of 4V and deliver a voltage of maximum 3.7V. Regulators are used to provide the different parts of CubeSat with 3.3V and 5V.
A microcontroller has to control the energy distribution in the entire CubeSat. So, it needs four digital/analog outputs to the other modules and two to the battery: One connection to provide the microcontroller and an other to send the step of charge. An UART communication is used between the EPS and the OBC. An SPI communication is used for the other connections.


National Motocross Championship in pictures
by Johnson WereThe curtain has drawn on the memorable 2019 Motocross season, The seventh and final round of the championship played out today at Garuga
The curtain has drawn on the memorable 2019 Motocross season, The seventh and final round of the championship played out today at Garuga


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files otherwise.
IOException
public boolean getHasVectors() throws IOException
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public boolean hasDeletions() throws IOException
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|
EOS.IO
DAWN3.0.1
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#include <generic_currency.hpp>
Classes | |
| struct | account |
| struct | currency_stats |
| struct | issue |
| struct | transfer |
| struct | transfer_memo |
Public Types | |
| typedef Token | token_type |
| typedef table64< code, accounts_table_name, account > | accounts |
| typedef table64< code, stats_table_name, currency_stats > | stats |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static token_type | get_balance (account_name owner) |
| static void | set_balance (account_name owner, token_type balance) |
| static void | on (const issue &act) |
| static void | on (const transfer &act) |
| static void | inline_transfer (account_name from, account_name to, token_type quantity, string memo=string()) |
| static void | apply (account_name c, action_name act) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const uint64_t | code = token_type::code |
| static const uint64_t | symbol = token_type::symbol |
| static const uint64_t | accounts_table_name = N(account) |
| static const uint64_t | stats_table_name = N(stat) |
| typedef table64<code, accounts_table_name, account> eosio::generic_currency< Token >::accounts |
Each user stores their balance in the singleton table under the scope of their account name.
| typedef table64<code, stats_table_name, currency_stats> eosio::generic_currency< Token >::stats |
| typedef Token eosio::generic_currency< Token >::token_type |
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As a part of Monkey Do, Mike approaches web design from the perspective of both art director and front-end developer. He primarily creates clean and concise design systems for websites, but is also known to get his hands dirty with HTML/CSS and JavaScript development.
Over the years he has worked as a cog in a large agency, an in-house art director, and a humble freelancer, and has picked up a few awards along the way. He holds a BD in Communication Design from NSCAD in Halifax, Nova Scotia.


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BUT THE DROUGHT CAME BACK? THE VERY NEXT YEAR!
Ben Steineman & Shiuh-Wuu (Victor) Liu | Harvard University | CS 171 | Spring 2015
Enterprise Bridge near Lake Oroville, the 2nd largest reservoir in California
Once open water shrinks down into increasingly tighter channels at the Bidwell Marina
U.S. Drought Monitor archived maps show worsening drought conditions
Governor of California, Jerry Brown, announces mandatory water usage reductions
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{% extends 'templates/nhs_transaction_layout.html' %}
{% import 'includes/ui_element_macros.html' as ui_element_macros %}
{% block afterHeader %}
{% include "includes/service-headers/cancel-or-change-an-appointment.html" %}
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
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New appointment
{{
ui_element_macros.appointment_summary({
appointment_date: 'Monday 1st February 2016',
appointment_time: '11:00',
avatar_img_path: '/public/images/icon-avatar-malcolm-branch.png',
name: 'Dr Malcolm Branch',
appointment_type: 'Face to face'
})
}}
Old appointment
{{
ui_element_macros.appointment_summary({
appointment_date: 'Friday 29th January 2016',
appointment_time: '16:30',
avatar_img_path: '/public/images/icon-avatar-helen-leaf.png',
name: 'Dr Helen Leaf',
appointment_type: 'Face to face',
modifier_css_classes: 'appointment-summary--secondary'
})
}}
{% endblock %}


util.deprecate()
function with browser supportIn Node.js, this module simply re-exports the util.deprecate()
function.
In the web browser (i.e. via browserify), a browser-specific implementation
of the util.deprecate()
function is used.
A deprecate()
function is the only thing exposed by this module.
// setup:
exports.foo = deprecate(foo, 'foo() is deprecated, use bar() instead');
// users see:
foo();
// foo() is deprecated, use bar() instead
foo();
foo();
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2014 Nathan Rajlich<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


201509.05
Nginx returns error on file upload
I love Nginx and have never had a problem with it. Until now.
Turtl, the private Evernote alternative, allows uploading files securely. However, after switching to a new server on Linode, uploads broke for files over 10K. The server was returning a 404.
I finally managed to reproduce the problem in cURL, and to my surprise, the requests were getting stopped by Nginx. All other requests were going through fine, and the error only happened when uploading a file of 10240 bytes or more.
First thing I though was that Nginx v1.8.0 had a bug. Nobody on the internet seemed to have this problem. So I installed v1.9.4. Now the server returned a 500 error instead of a 404. Still no answer to why.
I finally found it: playing with client_body_buffer_size
seemed to change the
threshold for which files would trigger the error and which wouldn’t, but
ultimately the error was still there. Then I read about how Nginx uses
temporary files to store body data. I checked that folder (in my case
/var/lib/nginx/client_body
) and the folder was writeable by the nginx
user,
however the parent folder /var/lib/nginx
was owned by root:root
and was set
to 0700
. I set /var/lib/nginx
to be readable/writable by user nginx
, and
it all started working.
Check your permissions
So, check your folder permissions. Nginx wasn’t returning any useful errors (first a 404, which I’m assuming was a bug fixed in a later version) then a 500 error. It’s important to note that after switching to v1.9.4, the Permission Denied error did show up in the error log, but at that point I had already decided the logs were useless (v1.8.0 silently ignored the problem).
Another problem
This is an edit! Shortly after I applied the above fix, I started getting another error. My backend was getting the requests, but the entire request was being buffered by Nginx before being proxied. This is annoying to me because the backend is async and is made to stream large uploads.
After some research, I found the fix (I put this in the backend proxy’s
location
block:
proxy_request_buffering off;
This tells Nginx to just stream the request to the backend (exactly what I want).


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Launch Delphi-example |
Launch CBuilder-example
This example illustrates how constraints in the model may be used to validate the consistency of an object. The participating classes and their constraints are:
How to run Add instances to the customers, parts, orders and orderitems grids. The red sphere that appears in the left column of the grids indicates that there are some broken constraints, meaning that there's some missing information, for the instance. As long as some necessary information is missing for the instance it can't be saved to the database. If you try to save anyway you will get an exception. The GUI continuously presents the broken constraints on the objects in the lower grid. Double-click a row in the grid to open up the object you have to add information to. Work with constraints To see the constraints used in this example open the model editor in the project. Select a class to view its constraints. If you can't see an editfield named Constraints go to the main menu and check the Advanced option under View. Now you should get additional fields and one of them should be the Constraints field. Open the constraints editor by clicking the button at the right of the edit field. There you see all the constraints associated to the class. The body field is the constraint written in OCL. The class A way of handling them The example enforces constraints to be valid when an object is updated by overriding
the framework methods The little red/green sphere in the left column in the grids is turned on with the property BoldShowConstraints on the grid, and indicates that the object has/has not any broken constraints. See also
Note! Please make sure to use the "Create DB & Alias" button before attempting to open the system for the first time. Once the database and alias is established you only have to use the "Open system" button when running the example program. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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