public class CloudUser
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CloudUser()
Constructs a new CloudUser object.
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CloudUser(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Constructs a new CloudUser object and sets
the username and password as provided in the
arguments.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getEmail()
Returns the email id of this user object
|
java.lang.String |
getSessionToken()
Returns the session token of this user object
available from the last login
|
static CloudUser |
getUser(java.lang.String sessionid)
Retrive the user object which corresponds to the given
sessionid String in the current thread.
|
static CloudUser |
getUserInBackground(java.lang.String sessionid,
LoginCallback callback)
Retrieve the user object which corresponds to the given
sessionid String in a background thread.
|
java.lang.String |
getUsername()
Returns the username of this user object
|
boolean |
isAuthenticated()
Returns true if this user has been authenticated by the
server else false.
|
static CloudUser |
login(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Login into the server using the given username and password
as credentials.
|
static void |
loginInBackground(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Login into the server using the given username and password
as credentials.
|
static void |
loginInBackground(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password,
LoginCallback callback)
Login into the server using the given username and password
as credentials.
|
void |
logout()
Logout a currently logged in user.
|
void |
logoutInBackground()
Logout a currently logged in user.
|
void |
logoutInBackground(LogoutCallback callback)
Logout a currently logged in user.
|
static void |
requestPasswordReset(java.lang.String email)
Request the server to reset the password of the user with
the given email.
|
static void |
requestPasswordResetInBackground(java.lang.String email)
Request the server to reset the password of the user with
the given email.
|
static void |
requestPasswordResetInBackground(java.lang.String email,
PasswordResetCallback callback)
Request the server to reset the password of the user with
the given email.
|
void |
setEmail(java.lang.String email)
Set the email of this user object
|
void |
setFirstname(java.lang.String first_name)
Set the first name of this user object
|
void |
setLastname(java.lang.String last_name)
Set the last name of this user object
|
void |
setPassword(java.lang.String password)
Set the password of this user object
|
void |
setUsername(java.lang.String username)
Set the username of this user object
|
void |
signUp()
Creates a new account for the user on the server
in the current thread.
|
void |
signUpInBackground()
Creates a new account for the user on the server
in a background thread.
|
void |
signUpInBackground(SignupCallback callback)
Creates a new account for the user on the server
in a background thread
|
public CloudUser()
public CloudUser(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
username
- Username to be set for the objectpassword
- Password to be set for the objectpublic boolean isAuthenticated()
public void signUp()
CloudException
- if unable to connect to
server or an account with the given username already
exists.public void signUpInBackground()
public void signUpInBackground(SignupCallback callback)
callback
- Instance of SignupCallback. The done function
of the class will be called when the request is completed.CloudException
- if username or password are not set or
if the server is not reachable or server didn't return expected
responsepublic static CloudUser getUser(java.lang.String sessionid)
sessionid
- The sessionid string corresponding to the user
which was returned while signing up the user or last login of
the user.CloudException
- if server is not reachable or server didn't
return expected response.public static CloudUser getUserInBackground(java.lang.String sessionid, LoginCallback callback)
sessionid
- The sessionid string corresponding to the user
which was returned while signing up the user or last login of
the user.callback
- an instance of LoginCallback. The done function
of the object will be called upon the completion of the request.CloudException
- if server is not reachable or server didn't
return expected response.public static void requestPasswordReset(java.lang.String email)
email
- email id of the user account whose password
needs to be reset.CloudException
- if the email is not valid or
server is not reachable.public static void requestPasswordResetInBackground(java.lang.String email)
email
- email id of the user account whose password
needs to be reset.CloudException
- if the email is not valid or
server is not reachable.public static void requestPasswordResetInBackground(java.lang.String email, PasswordResetCallback callback)
email
- email id of the user account whose password
needs to be reset.callback
- instance of PasswordResetCallback. The done
function of the object will be called upon the completion of
the requestCloudException
- if the email is not valid or
server is not reachable.public void setUsername(java.lang.String username)
username
- The username stringpublic void setEmail(java.lang.String email)
email
- The email id string of the userpublic void setFirstname(java.lang.String first_name)
first_name
- first name of the userpublic void setLastname(java.lang.String last_name)
last_name
- last name of the userpublic void setPassword(java.lang.String password)
password
- the password stringpublic java.lang.String getUsername()
public java.lang.String getEmail()
public java.lang.String getSessionToken()
public static CloudUser login(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
username
- the username string to be used to loginpassword
- the password string to be used to loginpublic static void loginInBackground(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
username
- the username string to be used to loginpassword
- the password string to be used to loginpublic static void loginInBackground(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password, LoginCallback callback)
username
- the username string to be used to loginpassword
- the password string to be used to logincallback
- LoginCallback instance. The done method of the
object will be called upon the completion of the request.public void logout()
public void logoutInBackground()
public void logoutInBackground(LogoutCallback callback)
callback
- instance of LogoutCallback. The done
method of the class will be called upon the completion
of the request.


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Picking a coding language is much like adopting a new kitten: there are lots of options and no real wrong answers. The purpose of this quiz is to help you narrow down a suggested language based on:
what general type of code you like;
what skills you are interested in learning; and
where you would, ideally, like to work.
Once you've learned one language, you should be able to learn more as your interests grow. (Collecting kittens is less recommended, unless your career aspirations include becoming a cat-lady/-gent. We're not judging.) Enjoy!
There are many programming languages out there. This quiz is going to focus on the following:
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C#
Java
Ruby
PHP
Don't know which one is the best for you? Well, that's what we're here for. How many languages do you want to learn?
So that was a trick question. We can't teach you all the programming languages in one go. We can help you learn one or two. Once you've got those under your belt, you should be able to pick up other languages with more ease. You'll probably learn several languages over the course of your career. What this quiz is intended to do is give you an idea where to start.
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What's your poison (or rather, what's your code)? Do you prefer to work behind the scenes with business (aka "back-end") code or is your passion for front-end, user specific code?
SQL (Structured Query Language) is the language you use to interact with a database. Considered a very valuable skillset, learning SQL can make a developer more competitive in the field; however, studying it now may not be the best choice for your current plans. Other systems such as KISSmetrics can fill the role of SQL in many situations and if you don't have a strong background in Google Analytics and Excel, learning SQL might be more difficult. So, is SQL a must for your current career plans?
Where would you like to work? There are all kinds of businesses out there who employ developers and they come in different sizes. Some people like working for large companies, which often have great benefits and numerous roles and teams to explore and transition between/within. Others prefer smaller companies which can have more of a sense of community and often offer the opportunity to wear more than one "hat" when it comes to work projects. Which appeals more to you?
So, you're interested in working for a larger scale company. We've got to ask, is a blue badge from Microsoft what you're dreaming of? It's a major player in the industry and has a lot of perks, especially in the Pacific Northwest.
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I highly recommend that you read this entire document before you take any action. You know the old joke where the guy is defusing the bomb, and his friend is reading from the bomb defusing manual? The guy reads, "Cut the blue wire," and as his friend cuts it, he turns the page and reads, "after you cut the red wire." I may have given some advice out of order, so pease read all of this first before acting.
The Federal Government of the United States wrote a law relating to credit agencies, saying individual consumers must be able to get a free credit report each year. And there was one and only one website where you can access that free report:
There are tons of imitiation sites, but none of them are the One True Annual Credit Report that government regulations make available to you. All of the rest of them are operating because some company is paying to make them available to you. Why would they do that? To collect your information, and to advertise products to you.
You are legally entitled to a free credit report from that site, every year. I believe it's basically a year and a day after your last request. So, you should put something on your calendar, and get your next report as close as you can get to one year and one day later.
Here is proof that that is the one and only legally mandated free credit report site:
Caveat: Depending on the laws in your state, it may be illegal for you to record your phone calls. I am not going to give you legal advice about that.
I've seen reports that specifically at the stage where the Credit Agencies give you your new PIN, which is critically important, they speak too quickly, and don't give you an option to have it repeated to you, and then they hang up. With that in mind, it may make sense to record your phone calls. If you're going to record your phone calls, you should test your methodology - so ask a friend for help, and test out a recording.
There's an Android App that I've seen people recommend, called ACR. Here's the link to it.
I don't know what to recommend for iPhone.
I've seen reports that the agencies are completely impatient with you, and if you delay even momentarily they may transfer you to another department, and your call may get dropped when they do that - forcing you to start all over again. Therefore, I recommend having your Credit Card ready before you call.
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Finding_AspectHistogramContainer Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.m |
Tasks
-
domainName
A buy-side group of items that share aspects, but not necessarily an eBay
property
category. For example “Women’s Dresses” or “Digital Cameras” could be
domains. You can use a domainName to label a set of aspects that you
display.
Domains are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles). -
domainDisplayName
A buy-side group of items, for example “Shoes.” Domains are extracted
property
from item listing properties, such as the title, descriptions, and so on. -
aspect
A characteristic of an item in a domain. For example, “Optical Zoom”,
property
“Brand”, and “Megapixels” could be aspects of the Digital Cameras domain.
Aspects are well-known, standardized characteristics of a domain, and
they vary from domain to domain (the aspects of “Men’s Shoes” are
different from those of “Digital Cameras”). A search request on the eBay
site will often display aspects and their respective aspect values on the
left-had side of a query response.
Aspects are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles), and represent the characteristics of active items. Values
returned in the Aspect container can be used as inputs to the
aspectFilter fields in a query to distill the items returned by the
query. eBay generates aspects dynamically from the items currently
listed; aspects provide a view into what is currently available on eBay.
Because of this, aspect values returned one day cannot be guaranteed to
be valid the next day.
The following graphic shows how eBay might return a set of aspects for
the Digital Cameras domain. In this graphic, “Product Type”, “Brand”, and
“Megapixels” are aspects, and “Point & Shoot”, “Canon”, and “12.0 to
12.9 MP” are aspect values. Histogram values (item counts) are shown for
each aspect value.
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(public property)
property -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h
aspect
A characteristic of an item in a domain. For example, “Optical Zoom”,
“Brand”, and “Megapixels” could be aspects of the Digital Cameras domain.
Aspects are well-known, standardized characteristics of a domain, and
they vary from domain to domain (the aspects of “Men’s Shoes” are
different from those of “Digital Cameras”). A search request on the eBay
site will often display aspects and their respective aspect values on the
left-had side of a query response.
Aspects are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles), and represent the characteristics of active items. Values
returned in the Aspect container can be used as inputs to the
aspectFilter fields in a query to distill the items returned by the
query. eBay generates aspects dynamically from the items currently
listed; aspects provide a view into what is currently available on eBay.
Because of this, aspect values returned one day cannot be guaranteed to
be valid the next day.
The following graphic shows how eBay might return a set of aspects for
the Digital Cameras domain. In this graphic, “Product Type”, “Brand”, and
“Megapixels” are aspects, and “Point & Shoot”, “Canon”, and “12.0 to
12.9 MP” are aspect values. Histogram values (item counts) are shown for
each aspect value.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *aspect
Discussion
A characteristic of an item in a domain. For example, “Optical Zoom”,
“Brand”, and “Megapixels” could be aspects of the Digital Cameras domain.
Aspects are well-known, standardized characteristics of a domain, and
they vary from domain to domain (the aspects of “Men’s Shoes” are
different from those of “Digital Cameras”). A search request on the eBay
site will often display aspects and their respective aspect values on the
left-had side of a query response.
Aspects are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles), and represent the characteristics of active items. Values
returned in the Aspect container can be used as inputs to the
aspectFilter fields in a query to distill the items returned by the
query. eBay generates aspects dynamically from the items currently
listed; aspects provide a view into what is currently available on eBay.
Because of this, aspect values returned one day cannot be guaranteed to
be valid the next day.
The following graphic shows how eBay might return a set of aspects for
the Digital Cameras domain. In this graphic, “Product Type”, “Brand”, and
“Megapixels” are aspects, and “Point & Shoot”, “Canon”, and “12.0 to
12.9 MP” are aspect values. Histogram values (item counts) are shown for
each aspect value.

entry type : class Finding_Aspect
Declared In
Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h
delimiter
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *delimiter
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h
domainDisplayName
A buy-side group of items, for example “Shoes.” Domains are extracted
from item listing properties, such as the title, descriptions, and so on.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *domainDisplayName
Discussion
A buy-side group of items, for example “Shoes.” Domains are extracted
from item listing properties, such as the title, descriptions, and so on.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h
domainName
A buy-side group of items that share aspects, but not necessarily an eBay
category. For example “Women’s Dresses” or “Digital Cameras” could be
domains. You can use a domainName to label a set of aspects that you
display.
Domains are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *domainName
Discussion
A buy-side group of items that share aspects, but not necessarily an eBay
category. For example “Women’s Dresses” or “Digital Cameras” could be
domains. You can use a domainName to label a set of aspects that you
display.
Domains are extracted from item listing properties (such as item titles
and subtitles).
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Finding_AspectHistogramContainer.h


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ANACONDA A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1997 Scott Renshaw
(Columbia) Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight, Eric Stoltz, Jonathan Hyde, Owen Wilson, Kari Wuhrer, Vincent Castellanos. Screenplay: Hans Bauer and Jim Cash & Jack Epps Jr. Producers: Verna Harrah, Leonard Rabinowitz and Carole Little. Director: Luis Llosa. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (violence, profanity) Running Time: 92 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
If you have never had the opportunity to read the press notes for a Hollywood film, you are missing an art form with more inspired comedy than most of what they put on the screen. I'm not saying the humor is intentional. Take ANACONDA, for instance, about which co-star Kari Wuhrer opines in the press notes: "There is a subtle message in this film...(about) messing around with what is the most awesome, incredible power on the planet: the Amazon Jungle." You only wish you could see her try to say that with a straight face, to see what _really_ good acting is. There are plenty of words one could use to describe ANACONDA, but "subtle" ain't one of them. B-movies don't get much B-movie-er than this one, which doesn't mean it's a bad film. On its own level -- thanks to some hilariously ghoulish special effects -- it's actually something of a guilty pleasure.
The story begins with a documentary film crew preparing for a trip down the Amazon River. Anthropologist Steven Cale (Eric Stoltz) is searching for a legendary but never-documented native tribe, and brings along a crew of five people -- director Terri Flores (Jennifer Lopez), cameraman Danny Rich (Ice Cube), sound engineer Gary Dixon (Owen Wilson), production manager Denise Kalberg (Kari Wuhrer) and narrator Warren Westridge (Jonathan Hyde) -- to record that search. But the journey takes an unexpected turn when the crew finds a man named Paul Sarone (Jon Voight) stranded on a grounded boat, and agree to take him along.
I offer a warning here that some of the following information might be considered spoilers, assuming you have been hermetically sealed away from pop culture and have never seen a suspense film. ANACONDA doesn't work very hard to buck the conventions of the genre; in fact, it seems to revel in them. As one might expect, characters die. As one might also expect, they generally die in inverse order of their placement in the credits. ANACONDA even steals a page from 1980s slasher films by giving a monster a taste for those with questionable moral fiber. Smoke a joint? Dead.  Dead. Shoot a monkey? Dead. The script serves up stock characters like the pompous prima donna Westridge and the villainous poacher Sarone with a giddy disregard for anything but plot, plot and more plot.
Not that the plot makes much sense (beginning with why the narrator is along on the shoot in the first place), or even moves very briskly for a suspense thriller. Director Luis Llosa (THE SPECIALIST) often can't seem to decide whether ANACONDA is about the conflict with the snake or the conflict with Sarone, and it proves to be a mistake to focus on the shipboard clashes when it means the characters are going to have to talk for any length of time. Owen Wilson (BOTTLE ROCKET), a dead ringer for Dennis Hopper, creates a sense of APOCALYPSE NOW deja vu when he starts talking about Sarone like he was Col. Kurtz; vapid Kari Wuhrer pronounces the word "satiated" like someone reading it off the page for the first time without knowing what it means. Voight, whose perpetual sneer and absurd Paraguayan accent make Pacino's performance in SCARFACE look positively subdued, goes madly over the top and looks like he's the only person having any fun. At least Eric Stoltz had the good sense to grab his check and spend half the film in a coma.
So why, then, is ANACONDA more fun than glorified B-movies like TWISTER or INDEPENDENCE DAY? Because it never pretends to be anything more, and because it includes the kind of scenes a good monster movie needs: moments which leave you laughing even as you are going "eeewwwww." Sometimes a film only needs one really memorable scene to leave you feeling a goofy sense of satisfaction. ANACONDA boasts at least three, including a shot from inside the snake's digestive system (the Ana-colon-cam?) and it doesn't even matter that the computer-generated snake is nobody's idea of state-of-the-art visual effects work. A B-movie shouldn't be out to impress you. ANACONDA is simplistic, and could have used more of its monster, but it delivers. I'll look for my "subtle messages" in movies that aren't about 40-foot-long killer snakes.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 coils of the wild: 6.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
no cooking required
Serves
Serves 4
Megrim sole is abundant in British seas and is less expensive than its cousins Dover and lemon sole. Served here with a sea herb salad, it’s the perfect dish to make the most your seaside foraging bounty.
For the poached megrim sole, trim the skirt and any unsightly blood lines from the soles. Using a sharp knife cut through the bones along one side of the spine from head to tail (cutting the fish in half). Cut the spine out of the other side. Repeat with the remaining sole.
In a sauté pan or a large frying pan, add the dashi powder and the fish stock. Bring to the boil then reduce to a simmer. Season the sole fillets with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place in the simmering stock and cook for 4-6 minutes. When cooked, drain the fillets (reserving a tablespoon of the cooking liquor) and set aside until ready to serve.
To make the butter sauce, place a frying pan over a medium heat. Add a knob of butter and the shallot, bay leaf and peppercorns. Cook for 2-3 minutes, then add the white wine, white wine vinegar and a tablespoon of the cooking liquor from the fish. Simmer until the liquid has reduced by three-quarters.
Stir in the double cream, then slowly incorporate the remaining butter. The sauce should be thick enough to coat the fish fillets. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the warm quinoa and sea herb salad, in a pan bring the stock and dashi powder to the boil. Add the quinoa and cook until the grains are tender and the stock has evaporated. Remove and place in a bowl.
In a pan of boiling water, briefly cook the samphire and sea beet. Transfer to a bowl of iced water to refresh.
In a dry frying pan, lightly toast the fennel and onion seeds then add to the quinoa along with the fennel pollen. Add the tomato, lemon, cucumber, red onion, parsley, wild garlic leaves and the cooked samphire and sea beet. Mix together and season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Just before serving, add the nori seaweed to the sauce.
To serve, place the sole fillets on serving plates next along with a pile of the quinoa salad, garnish with the flowers. Pour the sauce over the fish and serve immediately.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CipherMacExample |
Message without tampering with MAC (DES), encryption AES in CTR mode
|
| DigestIOExample |
Basic IO example using SHA1
|
| MGF1 |
mask generator function, as described in PKCS1v2.
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| PKCS5Scheme1 |
A basic implementation of PKCS #5 Scheme 1.
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| PKCS5Scheme1Test |
Basic test of the PKCS #5 Scheme 1 implementation.
|
| TamperedDigestExample |
Tampered message, encryption with digest, AES in CTR mode
|
| TamperedExample |
Tampered message, plain encryption, AES in CTR mode
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| TamperedWithDigestExample |
Tampered message, encryption with digest, AES in CTR mode
|
| TamperedWithHMacExample |
Tampered message with HMac, encryption AES in CTR mode
|
| Utils |
General utilities for the third chapter examples.
|
Examples from "Beginning Cryptography with Java"


ROSETTA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Meaningless minutia. In the place of anything approaching a compelling narrative, ROSETTA's co-writers and co-directors Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne, ladle on the trivial like sugar on cereal.
Rosetta, played with the emotive power of a stone by Emilie Dequenne, lives a hardscrabble life in a Belgium trailer park with her alcoholic mother (Anne Yernaux). A homely young woman with stringy brown hair and empty eyes, Rosetta is an angst-filled youth who leads a near vacuous life.
The directors, using artsy handheld cameras with lots of close-ups and fast blurry pans, show Rosetta's miserable life with pseudo-realism. And do they ever show it in repetitive detail.
We know, for example, precisely how Rosetta cuts her toast. She uses long, slow vertical slices. The resulting rectangle is then cut on the diagonal until she produces five bite-sized pieces from each slice. This long and laborious toast-eating episode manages to be the highlight of her evening with her boyfriend, Riquet (Fabrizio Rongione).
We also get to see Rosetta drink and then refill her sports bottle again and again. We watch her unlace her shoes, time and time again, in order to put on her boots. Most home videos are much more eventful and exciting.
 (In order to pass the time, one can reflect on how this movie has managed to show up on best and worst of the year lists from major critics. Okay, so the reflection is more on how a critic could have stayed awake long enough to put it on a best list since the movie commits the cardinal cinematic sin -- it is excruciatingly boring.)
One of the film's themes explores the idea that job creation is a zero-sum game. In order for you to get a job, someone else must lose theirs. "There's a job available," Riquet tells Rosetta after she knocks him off of his bike for unexplained reasons. "My boss fired someone." This theme that the only way to get a job is to steal someone else's will repeat itself later in the story. The naiveté of this whole economic argument is stunning.
In a season in which movies are all trying to outdo each other in longevity, Rosetta is a standard length film.
ROSETTA runs 1:35. It is rated R for language and would be acceptable for teenagers.
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BLOSSOM TIME A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Sometimes being a critic is hard. I saw BLOSSOM TIME at San Jose's Cinequest film festival. As much as I wanted and expected to like the picture, I didn't. When it is some expensive Hollywood production, I have no problem in writing a derogatory review. With a nice director like David Orr, it is hard. He stayed after the film to answer our questions, and he is easy gentleman to like.
Orr's film, however, was anything but easy to watch. I came away convinced that he is a better actor than a director, and that, if he does direct another movie, he should hire someone else to do the casting.
His lead, Laurel Holloman (PREFONTAINE and THE INCREDIBLE TRUE ADVENTURE OF TWO GIRLS IN LOVE) as Francis, showed promise as did Orr himself as the stranger Dwight. The problem in the show was in the casting of Greg Farnese as Francis's older brother Hank and Daniel Gavin (TRUE ROMANCE) as her younger brother Billie Paul.
In the press kit, Orr says the film is a "homage to the great American playwright Tennessee Williams and was shot in the small Mississippi town where Tennessee was born." Farnese and Gavin play Southern mumblers which make them mysterious, I suppose, but also make them almost incomprehensible. I speak fluent Southern. If I have trouble, then I am sure others will be even more confused.
"The Lord teaches us to be happy with what we got, but sometimes it doesn't seem like enough," says Francis in the film's opening sequence. She lives with her two brothers, and she has played the role of the family's mother ever since their parents died. Francis cooks and cleans for her brothers, but they do not seem to appreciate it very much. Francis isn't very happy with the arrangement either and wants more out of her life. One day her friend Amy brings over her cousin Dwight to meet Francis.
A typical subplot, which doesn't work, involves two men who deliver milk door-to-door. They get in an argument on Francis's front porch about whether one of them has been stealing sips of milk from their customers. They end up both deciding to quit their jobs immediately. The scene ends up being neither particularly funny nor credible.
The dialog is full of Southern cliches. Typical is when Francis explains, "There ain't nothin' wrong with me." The show is populated by many people that fit the typical movie stereotype of Southerners with dramatically lower IQs than the rest of the nation.
There are some surprises along the way, but the script by Anthony Gavin is quite weak. I wish I had more positive things to say about the picture, but I do not. Well, at least there are two good actors in the show, Holloman and Orr.
BLOSSOM TIME runs 1:47. It is not rated. I cannot recommend the film. I give it * 1/2 for the two decent performances in it.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: February 2, 1997
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A simplified room with just the info required to list and join, used for the room listing in the lobby.
More...
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| bool | removedFromList [get, set] |
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| Hashtable | customProperties [get] |
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| string | name [get] |
| | The name of a room. Unique identifier (per Loadbalancing group) for a room/match. More...
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| int | playerCount [get] |
| | Only used internally in lobby, to display number of players in room (while you're not in). More...
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| bool | isLocalClientInside [get, set] |
| | State if the local client is already in the game or still going to join it on gameserver (in lobby always false). More...
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| byte | maxPlayers [get] |
| | Sets a limit of players to this room. More...
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| bool | open [get] |
| | Defines if the room can be joined. More...
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| bool | visible [get] |
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A simplified room with just the info required to list and join, used for the room listing in the lobby.
The properties are not settable (open, maxPlayers, etc).
This class resembles info about available rooms, as sent by the Master server's lobby. Consider all values as readonly. None are synced (only updated by events by server).
Sets a limit of players to this room.
This property is shown in lobby, too. If the room is full (players count == maxplayers), joining this room will fail.
As part of RoomInfo this can't be set. As part of a Room (which the player joined), the setter will update the server and all clients.
Defines if the room can be joined.
This does not affect listing in a lobby but joining the room will fail if not open. If not open, the room is excluded from random matchmaking. Due to racing conditions, found matches might become closed before they are joined. Simply re-connect to master and find another. Use property "IsVisible" to not list the room.
As part of RoomInfo this can't be set. As part of a Room (which the player joined), the setter will update the server and all clients.
Defines if the room is listed in its lobby.
Rooms can be created invisible, or changed to invisible. To change if a room can be joined, use property: open.
As part of RoomInfo this can't be set. As part of a Room (which the player joined), the setter will update the server and all clients.


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| Package | Description |
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| org.mockito |
Mockito is a mock library for java - see
Mockito class for usage. |
| org.mockito.configuration |
Mockito configuration utilities.
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| org.mockito.listeners |
Public classes relative to the listener APIs.
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| org.mockito.mock |
Mock settings related classes.
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| org.mockito.stubbing |
Stubbing related classes.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Answer
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer.
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| Answer1
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a single argument invocation.
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| Answer2
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a two argument invocation.
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| Answer3
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a three argument invocation.
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| Answer4
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a four argument invocation.
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| Answer5
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a five argument invocation.
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| Answer6
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a six argument invocation.
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| LenientStubber
Used for declaring optional stubbings with
Mockito.lenient() |
| OngoingStubbing
Simply put: "When the x method is called then return y".
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| Stubber
Allows to choose a method when stubbing in doThrow()|doAnswer()|doNothing()|doReturn() style
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| Stubbing
Stubbing declared on the mock object.
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| VoidAnswer1
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a single argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| VoidAnswer2
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a two argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| VoidAnswer3
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a three argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| VoidAnswer4
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a four argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| VoidAnswer5
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a five argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| VoidAnswer6
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer for a six argument invocation that returns nothing.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Answer
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Stubbing
Stubbing declared on the mock object.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Answer
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Answer
Generic interface to be used for configuring mock's answer.
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| BaseStubber
Base interface for stubbing consecutive method calls with
Mockito.doReturn(Object) syntax. |
| OngoingStubbing
Simply put: "When the x method is called then return y".
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| Stubber
Allows to choose a method when stubbing in doThrow()|doAnswer()|doNothing()|doReturn() style
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query the available module events by querying 'EventSelector_values'
prefixed according to the desired module. For further information, see
Event Data.
- Added new parameter 'event_notification_helper' which enables a helper
to automatically set 'EventNotification' during
set_framegrabber_callback if the callback is being registered on an
SFNC-compliant event. For further information, see
Event Data.
- Added new parameters 'buffer_frameid' and 'image_pixel_format'.
- Confidence data coming as Non-Multi-Part was assigned a wrong image
content. This problem has been fixed.
- The unit of generated 3D object model coordinates was kilometer.
This problem has been fixed. Now, the unit is meter.
- When calling get_framegrabber_callback on a callback that was not
registered, an error was returned. This problem has been fixed.
- With some cameras, grab_image_async did not start a new acquisition in
'SingleFrame' or 'MultiFrame' mode even though
'start_async_after_grab_async' was enabled.
This problem has been fixed.
- An HDevelop example has been added demonstrating acquiring images
and a HALCON ObjectModel3D from a SmartRay 3D sensor.
- Revision 13.0.2 (May 3, 2017):
- Updated underlying GenApi version to latest official release v3.0.2
which contains some minor bug fixes.
- Devices that do not provide the 'AcquisitionStart' and 'AcquisitionStop'
commands were not supported. This problem has been fixed. Now,
they can be used by setting the Generic parameter of open_framegrabber
to 'workarounds=tolerate_missing_acquisition_control_features'.
For Camera Link devices, this workaround is automatically switched on.
- An HDevelop example has been added demonstrating acquiring images
and a HALCON ObjectModel3D from a Basler TOF sensor.
- The interface documentation was extended and now contains
a description of the strings returned by
info_framegrabber(...,'info_boards',...).
- Revision 13.0.1 (Oct 28, 2016):
- HALCON 13 version of the interface.
- Added support for GenTL 1.5. This mainly means support for 3D data
acquisition, see Using 3D Devices.
Therefore, the operators grab_data/grab_data_async have been implemented,
see Acquisition – Grab Operators.
To control the 3D data acquisition, the following parameters have been
introduced: image_contents, image_source_id, image_region_id,
image_purpose_id, image_raw_buffer_type, image_raw_buffer_padding_bytes,
data_contents, data_source_id, data_region_id, data_purpose_id,
create_objectmodel3d, coordinate_transform_mode, confidence_mode,
confidence_threshold, add_objectmodel3d_overlay_attrib.
- Revision 6.5 (May 13, 2016):
- Updated underlying GenApi version to latest official release v3.0.1.
With the previous version some specific cameras could not be opened
and in the worst case the application also crashed when using such
devices. This problem has been fixed. Please note that therefore also
the genicam directory of your HALCON installation will be updated.
- Under Windows, open_framegrabber crashed if the environment variable
PATH was empty. This problem has been fixed.
- Improved support for linescan cameras by querying the delivered image
height for buffers first (if it is available). This also enables the
use of producers for linescan cameras which do not properly update the
buffer height.
- Revision 6.4 (Feb 15, 2016):
- Updated underlying GenApi version to latest official release v3.0,
which enables to open a device much faster and requires less memory.
Please note that therefore also the genicam directory of your HALCON
installation will be updated.
- Added support for the 'Mono10p' and 'Mono12p' pixel formats.
- Added paragraph 'Using internal color conversion' to this document.
- According to this documentation, the fourth value returned by
get_framegrabber_param(..., 'AnyParameter_range', ...)
was a default value. Actually, it is the current value.
Thus, this documentation has been adapted accordingly.
- Revision 6.3 (Oct 30, 2015):
- The system requirements regarding the Visual Studio C++
Redistributable Package have been updated.
- The error code H_ERR_FGABORTED (#5336) is returned by the grab
operators when a grab has been aborted instead of the former H_ERR_FGF
(#5306).
- In case of devices which do not allow to stop acquisition, e.g. due
to a lost connection, the call of the parameter 'do_abort_grab' was
not able to abort the running grab. This problem has been fixed.
Please note that in this case the communication with the device is
somehow broken and re-initialization is strongly advised.
- Added support for user-defined names.
Therefore, the strings returned by
info_framegrabber(...'info_boards'...) and
info_framegrabber(...'device'...) have been extended
to include the new entries
unique_name:<unique name> and
user_name:<user-defined name> which corresponds to UserDeviceID.
The content of the new unique_name entry
is the same as the content of the former device entry.
Now, the device entry contains the user-defined name if available
or the unique name.
open_framegrabber now also accepts user-defined names.
- Revision 6.2 (Jun 10, 2015):
- Under Windows, some GenICam dynamic libraries were not loaded/unloaded
correctly and a low-level error was printed. This problem has been
fixed.
- do_abort_grab returned an error if called before the first grab.
This problem has been fixed.
- For 'na' (not available) parameters, neither the range nor the
values property was implemented. This problem has been fixed.
- Parameters 'grab_timeout' and 'delay_after_stop' were missing the range
property. This problem has been fixed.
- The access and visibility properties returned 'undefined' in case
the parameters had no such properties. Now they return an error
if they are not available.
- 'available_param_names' returned not all implemented parameters. Now it
also returns 'na' (not available) parameters in addition to 'ro'
(readonly), 'wo' (writeonly) and 'rw' (readwrite) parameters, but only
when the visibility is not 'invisible'. Note that the access mode of
parameters might change during runtime.
- The documentation of 'num_buffers' was not clear enough about the
need of an extra buffer for internal use. The documentation has been
improved.
- Parameters 'buffer_is_incomplete', 'buffer_timestamp',
'raw_buffer_padding_bytes', 'raw_buffer_type' had fixed access mode
'ro'. In case no buffer has been grabbed yet this is wrong and should
be 'na'. This problem has been fixed.
- The HDevelop example genicamtl_parameters.hdev
has been improved.
- The HDevelop example genicamtl_gocator_objectmodel3d.hdev
has been adapted to Gocator GenTL Driver version 4.x.
Now X-Y-Z offset and X-Y-Z resolution are in nanometer.
Moreover the TransformationZOffset is now correctly interpreted.
- Revision 6.1 (Feb 26, 2015):
- Updated underlying GenApi version to latest official release v2.4.1,
including performance improvements and several minor bug fixes.
Please note that therefore also the genicam directory of your HALCON
installation will be updated.
- Aligned consumer with GenTL v1.4 specification.
- Added support for buffer handling modes 'OldestFirstOverwrite'
and 'NewestOnly', this needs to be supported by the producer.
- Added generic parameter 'device_event_handling=0' to explicitly
ignore the event channel when a device is opened.
- Made warning about unexpected parameter types more human readable.
- Revision 5.8 (Mar 20, 2014):
- Fixed problem when using multiple image acquisition interfaces, which
do not use the same GenApi version, in arbitrary order.
- Fixed crash when using multiple GenApi-based image acquisition
interfaces which use the same GenApi version. In this case, when
closing the last instance of one of the interfaces, GenApi could not
be used by the remaining interfaces anymore. This fix has the side
effect that GenApi cannot be unloaded anymore.
- Improved description of parameter 'clear_buffer'.
- Revision 5.7 (Jan 31, 2014):
- Fixed crash when trying to execute GenICam commands without parameter.
- Fixed crash when trying to use volatile mode.
- Improved robustness by guarding more calls with exception handling.
- Added support for PFNC pixel format namespace. Please note that
no additional conversion routines have been implemented.
- New parameter 'register_<addr>_<len>' for direct register
access.
- Added parameters 'do_write_settings' and 'do_load_settings' to write
and load GenICam persistence settings. The parameters
'do_write_configuration' and 'do_load_configuration' also support
GenICam persistence now.
- Switching of 'color_space' parameter values now has immediate effect.
- Extended documentation of 'streaming_mode' and 'clear_buffer' parameters.
- Renamed environment variables:
HALCON_GENTL_WRITE_XMLFILE -> HALCON_GENICAM_WRITE_XMLFILE
HALCON_GENTL_WRITE_RAW_XMLFILE -> HALCON_GENICAM_WRITE_RAW_XMLFILE
HALCON_GENTL_FILE_PAYLOAD_DIR -> HALCON_ACQUIRED_FILE_PAYLOAD_DIR
- Revision 5.6 (May 24, 2013):
- The generic parameter 'streaming_mode=0' can now be used with devices
which do not provide AcquisitionStart/Stop/Mode features.
- The internal event handling is now more robust regarding a potential
race condition when killing events.
- Fixed a crash when info_framegrabber(..., 'info_boards', ...) or
info_framegrabber(..., 'device', ...) is called and no device is
detected.
- Revision 5.5 (Mar 25, 2013):
- Completely revised the entire interface implementation. Note that
backward compatibility is not fully maintained in all cases, in
particular some of the parameters are no more supported.
- Improved producer and device detection and added more flexible device
opening options.
- Supports parallel open connections to devices from same and/or
different GenTL producers.
- Extensive GenICam support including advanced features and parameter
types like IRegister. GenICam 64 Bit integers are now supported also
on 32 Bit systems.
- Support of GenICam chunk data through get_framegrabber_param, removed
grab_data(_async) which provided limited support for chunks in the
past. The new implementation keeps the grabbed buffer at runtime until
the next grab.
- Support of GenICam events and GenICam event data through callbacks.
- Support of GenICam feature change notifications through callbacks.
- Added 'do_write_configuration' parameter.
- Removed 'callback_timeout' parameter.
- Support of devices changing basic image properties at runtime
as well as GenTL producers modifying the image.
- Support of non-image payload types.
- Improved support of unknown image formats as raw data.
- Improved support for reading and writing of GenICam configuration (XML)
files.
- Support of devices with known problems with callbacks.
- Adapted documentation.
- Improved LMI Gocator example
genicamtl_gocator_objectmodel3d.hdev. Now the Z coordinate
is correctly converted to the HALCON camera coordinate system and the
example shows how to load a configuration file.
- Fixed documentation of the 'generic' parameter.
- Revision 5.4 (Nov 16, 2012):
- Removed all dependencies on HALCONROOT environment variable.
- Fixed XML loading so devices can be opened even when no manifest is
available.
- Revision 5.3 (Oct 22, 2012):
- Use XML with highest schema and version number from manifest.
- Fixed handling of CLProtocol URLs.
- Fixed wrong data size for some DSInfo calls to producer.
- Fixed cancel_mutex locking in case of errors.
- Removed warning messages while registering internal GenApi callbacks.
- Added new example genicamtl_gocator_objectmodel3d.hdev for
the usage of the LMI Gocator calibrated 3D sensor.
- Revision 5.2 (Sep 28, 2012):
- Fixed a bug which can lead to a crash when opening some devices while
parsing parameters.
- Revision 5.1 (July 11, 2012):
- Updated GenApi to v2.3.1. Please note that therefore also the genicam
directory of your HALCON installation will be updated.
- Fixed a problem with the automatic update of the parameters Width,
Height, PayloadSize and AcquisitionMode due to incorrect handling of
internal GenApi callbacks.
- Added HDevelop example program for the usage of the VRmagic AreaScan3D
calibrated 3D area sensor.
- Revision 5.0 (May 15, 2012):
- HALCON 11 version of the interface (included in HALCON 11 DVD).
- Added support for multiple producers at once.
- Added caching for access mode of ports.
- Fixed URL parsing.
- Added missing error checks but also relaxed too strict checks.
- Added more warning messages and revised texts.
- Relaxed GenApi callback registration code.
- Added support for Mac OS X 10.7.
- Use of GenApi v2.3.
- Revision 4.4 (Nov 21, 2011):
- Fixed wrong return value in parameter 'buffer_timestamp' and changed
type from integer to string.
- Fixed adding GenICam path to PATH environment variable each time
open_framegrabber was called.
- Fixed problem when using more than one device with the same name, but
different interfaces.
- Fixed problem with starting the stream each time grab_image or
grab_image_async was called.
- Added support of chunk data via the operators grab_data and
grab_data_async. Also in this document a section has been added.
- Added functionality to get notified in case of any available
device-specific event via user-specific callbacks.
- Added mutex protection for grabbing images.
- Added parameters 'available_callback_types' and 'callback_timeout'.
- Added parameters 'clear_buffer' and 'verify_value'.
- Added generic parameters 'device_access' and 'streaming_mode'.
- Changed info_framegrabber(..'general'..) to static list.
- Changed behavior of grab_image if AcquisitionMode of the
device is 'Continuous'. Now always a new image should be returned.
- Changed behavior of parameter 'do_write_xml_file'. Now not only
the XML file of the remote device but also the XML files of the
GenTL Producer's modules are written (including the name of the
used GenTL Producer).
- Changed internal color conversion to rely on the information which
is provided by the current buffer. Currently, the interface uses
the PixelFormat of the device, if the BUFFER_INFO_PIXELFORMAT_NAMESPACE
or the BUFFER_INFO_PIXELFORMAT returns unsupported values. In this
case a low-level error message will be returned.
- Removed setting of external trigger from open_framegrabber.
- Revision 4.3 (Dec 13, 2010):
- Changed default setting for horizontal/vertical resolution
in open_framegrabber from 1 to 0.
- Fixed parsing problems of the XML files under Linux, when opening a
camera several times.
- Fixed timeout when the image size has been changed and software trigger
is used.
- Fixed problem with setting module parameters, which in some cases led
to an error.
- Fixed error if more than one GenTL Producer was found, but one of them
could not be loaded. Now the broken one is skipped and all others
can be loaded correctly.
- Improved color conversion for YUV pixel formats.
- Added support of representation tags to show hexadecimal numbers
correctly.
- Added low-level error messages to improve error handling.
- Added helper function to correct a value which exceeds the valid
boundaries of a parameter.
- Revision 4.2 (Sep 30, 2010):
- Changed order of starting the acquisition: Now the acquisition of the
remote device is started after starting the acquisition of the GenTL
Producer.
- Fixed error when calling info_framegrabber with parameters
'info_boards', 'device' or 'general' more than once after each other.
- Revision 4.1 (Sep 10, 2010):
- Fixed bug to prevent HDevelop crash if
info_framegrabber(..., 'info_boards', ...) was called
while a device was already open.
- Fixed bug to prevent double calls of 'StartAcquisition' which
led to problems with some devices.
- Enabled use of multiple devices simultaneously.
- Fixed memory leak.
- Fixed bug to enable opening a device even if there exist no module
parameters in the used GenTL Producer.
- Module parameter names now start with the prefix of the corresponding
module layer to ensure the uniqueness of all parameter names. Without
the prefix the returned values and categories of these parameters
could have been wrong.
- If the environment variables for GenICam were not set correctly,
the interface failed with H_ERR_DLOPEN. Now the delayed loading
of the GenICam libraries is enabled, so that the environment
variables can be set automatically.
- Added parameters 'buffer_is_incomplete', 'buffer_timestamp',
'do_write_xml_file', 'num_buffers_await_delivery',
'num_buffers_underrun', 'tl_displayname', 'tl_filename', tl_id',
'tl_model', and 'tl_pathname'.
- Added paragraphs 'GenICam GenTL' and 'Parameter Naming' in
this documentation.
- HALCON 10 version of the interface (included in HALCON 10 DVD).
- Revision 4.0 (Jul 30, 2010):
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StatusOperations class
Properties
-
counters
↔ CompositeCounters
-
read / write, inherited
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dependencyResolver
↔ DependencyResolver
-
read / write, inherited
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hashCode
→ int
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The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
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logger
↔ CompositeLogger
-
read / write, inherited
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runtimeType
→ Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
Methods
-
getStatusOperation()
→ dynamic Function(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res)
-
-
setReferences(IReferences references)
→ void
-
Sets references to dependent components. [...]
override
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status(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res)
→ void
-
Handles status requests [...]
-
configure(ConfigParams config)
→ void
-
Configures component by passing configuration parameters. [...]
inherited
-
getCorrelationId(RequestContext req)
→ dynamic
-
inherited
-
getFilterParams(RequestContext req)
→ FilterParams
-
inherited
-
getPagingParams(RequestContext req)
→ PagingParams
-
inherited
-
invoke(String operation)
→ dynamic Function(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res)
-
inherited
-
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation)
→ dynamic
-
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
-
sendBadRequest(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendConflict(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendCreatedResult(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, dynamic err dynamic result)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendDeletedResult(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, dynamic err dynamic result)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendEmptyResult(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, dynamic err)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendError(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, dynamic error)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendInternalError(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendNotFound(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendResult(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, dynamic err dynamic result)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendServerUnavailable(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendSessionExpired(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
sendUnauthorized(RequestContext req, ResponseContext res, String message)
→ void
-
inherited
-
toString()
→ String
-
Returns a string representation of this object.
inherited
Operators
-
operator ==(dynamic other)
→ bool
-
The equality operator. [...]
inherited


Perform the steps in this section to configure the USB serial interface to communicate with your probe.
Procedure
Plug in the probe’s USB cable.
After plugging in the probe's USB cable, Windows automatically registers the port as COMX, where X is the next available number. Linux registers it as /dev/ttyACMX, where X is the next available number.
Tip: /dev/ttyACM0 is the typical device name created by the OS, but if other USB serial devices are active at connection time, the number portion (0) may increase.


Reports calls to
equals()
on
Enum
constants. Such calls can be replaced by an identity comparison
(==)
because two
Enum
constants are equal only when they have the same identity.
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