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Introduction
- Basic Python Syntax
1. Data Types
-
String
-
Limiting floats to N demicmal points
-
round(1.23456, 4)
-
"{:.2f} / {:.3f}".format(1.2345, 1.2345)
-
f"{num:.2f}"
-
-
-
Set
-
add
: add value to set -
update
: add multiples values to set -
remove
: remove specific value from set
-
2. Class
-
Class : A set of related variables and methods as a blueprint for creating an object
- Methods (instance, static, class) are described in detail in the next chapter.
-
Object : declared as a class type,
-
Instance : when the object is allocated in memory and is actually used
class A:
# class variable
class_var = 0
def __init__(self): # 객체를 생성할때 사용
# instance variable
self.var1 = 1
print('init')
def __call__(self): # 마치 함수를 호출하는 것처럼 인스턴스를 호출할 수 있도록 만듦
print('call')
>>> a = A() # init
>>> a() # call
3. Method
-
Instance Method : The most common method type. Able to access data and properties unique to each instance. (instance variables)
-
Static Method : Cannot access anything else in the class. Totally self-contained code.
- can be defined with decorator
@staticmethod
- can be defined without
self
in argument - can be called without generate instance
- usally independent to instance fields, but included in classes due to its logical reasons
- can be defined with decorator
-
Class Method: Can access limited methods in the class. Can modify class specific details.
class Rectangle:
count = 0 # class variable
def __init__(self, width, height):
self.width, self.height = width, height
Rectangle.count += 1
# Instance Method
def calcArea(self):
return self.width * self.height
@staticmethod
def isSquare(rect_w, rect_h):
return rect_w == rect_h
@classmethod
def print_count(cls):
print(cls.count)
- Reference
4. Lambda
-
Lambda : is a disposable function that is used and discarded.
-
Instead of defining a simple function like a general function and using it, use it immediately and throw it away when needed.
-
Often used with
map(func, iterable)
andfilter(func, iterable)
.-
map returns the result of applying all func to iterable,
-
filter returns only elements that satisfy func among iterable
-
-
>> g = lambda x:x**2
>> g(8) # 64
# with map & filter
>>> list(map(lambda x:x+3, [1,2,3,4])) # [4, 5, 6, 7]
>>> list(filter(lambda x:x>0, range(-5,5))) #[1, 2, 3, 4]
5. Decorator
def time_check(func):
def new_func(*args, **kwargs):
start_time = time.time()
result = func(*args, **kwargs)
end_time = time.time()
print('Elapsed:', end_time-start_time)
return result
return new_func
##### without decorator #####
def big_number(n):
return n**n**n
new_func = time_checker(big_number)
new_func(6)
##### with decorator #####
@time_check
def big_number(n):
return n**n**n
big_number(6)


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TIFFCMP
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Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
tiffcmp - compare two TIFF filesSYNOPSIS
tiffcmp [ options ] file1.tif file2.tifDESCRIPTION
Tiffcmp compares the tags and data in two files created according to the Tagged Image File Format, Revision 6.0. The schemes used for compressing data in each file are immaterial when data are compared-data are compared on a scanline-by-scanline basis after decompression. Most directory tags are checked; notable exceptions are: GrayResponseCurve, ColorResponseCurve, and ColorMap tags. Data will not be compared if any of the BitsPerSample, SamplesPerPixel, or ImageWidth values are not equal. By default, tiffcmp will terminate if it encounters any difference.OPTIONS
- -l
- List each byte of image data that differs between the files.
- -z number
- List specified number of image data bytes that differs between the files.
- -t
- Ignore any differences in directory tags.
BUGS
Tags that are not recognized by the library are not compared; they may also generate spurious diagnostics.The image data of tiled files is not compared, since the TIFFReadScanline() function is used. An error will be reported for tiled files.
The pixel and/or sample number reported in differences may be off in some exotic cases.
SEE ALSO
pal2rgb(1), tiffcp(1), tiffmedian(1), libtiff(3TIFF)Libtiff library home page: http://www.remotesensing.org/libtiff/
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Source: pdf
Author: J. Bi, Kristin P. Bennett
Abstract: We develop an intuitive geometric framework for support vector regression (SVR). By examining when -tubes exist, we show that SVR can be regarded as a classiﬁcation problem in the dual space. Hard and soft -tubes are constructed by separating the convex or reduced convex hulls respectively of the training data with the response variable shifted up and down by . A novel SVR model is proposed based on choosing the max-margin plane between the two shifted datasets. Maximizing the margin corresponds to shrinking the eﬀective -tube. In the proposed approach the eﬀects of the choices of all parameters become clear geometrically. 1
[1] K. Bennett and E. Bredensteiner. Duality and Geometry in SVM Classiﬁers. In P. Langley, eds., Proc. of Seventeenth Intl. Conf. on Machine Learning, p 57–64, Morgan Kaufmann, San Francisco, 2000.
[2] D. Crisp and C. Burges. A Geometric Interpretation of ν-SVM Classiﬁers. In S. Solla, T. Leen, and K. Muller, eds., Advances in Neural Info. Proc. Sys., Vol 12. p 244–251, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1999.
[3] S.S. Keerthi, S.K. Shevade, C. Bhattacharyya and K.R.K. Murthy, A Fast Iterative Nearest Point Algorithm for Support Vector Machine Classiﬁer Design, IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, Vol. 11, pp.124-136, 2000.
[4] O. Mangasarian. Nonlinear Programming. SIAM, Philadelphia, 1994.
[5] B. Sch¨lkopf, P. Bartlett, A. Smola and R. Williamson. Shrinking the Tube: o A New Support Vector Regression Algorithm. In M. Kearns, S. Solla, and D. Cohn eds., Advances in Neural Info. Proc. Sys., Vol 12, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1999.
[6] V. Vapnik. The Nature of Statistical Learning Theory. Wiley, New York, 1995.


The tinyHippos story
Gord Tanner, (@gordtanner)
Dan Silivestru, (@dansilivestru)
Experience is a liability
DAfUQ
You can't do it part time
Know your weaknesses
Make sure you get along
Pivot
The problem you start with may not be the problem you end with
Stay thrifty my friends


- NAME
- Tcl_CreateCloseHandler, Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler - arrange for callbacks when channels are closed
- SYNOPSIS
- #include <tcl.h>
- void
- Tcl_CreateCloseHandler(channel, proc, clientData)
- void
- Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler(channel, proc, clientData)
- ARGUMENTS
- DESCRIPTION
- SEE ALSO
- KEYWORDS
Tcl_CreateCloseHandler, Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler - arrange for callbacks when channels are closed
#include <tcl.h>
void
Tcl_CreateCloseHandler(channel, proc, clientData)
void
Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler(channel, proc, clientData)
- Tcl_Channel channel (in)
-
The channel for which to create or delete a close callback.
- Tcl_CloseProc *proc (in)
-
The procedure to call as the callback.
- ClientData clientData (in)
-
Arbitrary one-word value to pass to proc.
Tcl_CreateCloseHandler arranges for proc to be called when
channel is closed with Tcl_Close or
Tcl_UnregisterChannel, or using the Tcl close command.
Proc should match the following prototype:
typedef void Tcl_CloseProc(
ClientData clientData);
The clientData is the same as the value provided in the call to
Tcl_CreateCloseHandler.
Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler removes a close callback for channel.
The proc and clientData identify which close callback to
remove; Tcl_DeleteCloseHandler does nothing if its proc and
clientData arguments do not match the proc and clientData
for a close handler for channel.
close, Tcl_Close, Tcl_UnregisterChannel
callback, channel closing
Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.
Copyright © 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc.


This is a hopefully simple xslt editor. It has been tested in chromium and firefox.
If you move the mouse over the gray strip at the top of a window you'll get some more buttons, for uploading, saving etc.., and you may move the windows.
Any changes to content are automatically saved, window positions are not yet saved.
It uses your browsers internal xslt processor so result might vary a bit between browsers.The editor component is a ACE editor, shortcuts can be found here
Useful shortcuts are among others, Ctrl+Space, autocompletion. and Ctrl+H, regex search.
There is room for many improvements, and it was just to be a quick tool for another project. So please join me at github, the source code license is simplified bsd.
Any comments, or just a thank you will be much appreciated.
Lars Banner-Voigt,
lars@banner-voigt.net


For the past few months, I've been trying to assemble "pipelines" that would build and deploy applications to the cloud. I've just scratched the surface and I've realized that there is so much to learn and try. And so, I've started a few projects that will help solidify the skills necessary for becoming a Cloud architect.
Cloudformation/Terraform
I'm a software guy, so I was surprised to hear that infrastructure as code was a thing.
To learn, I've been working on creating both Terraform & Cloudformation templates of the same
infrastructure - a Wordpress multi-tier architecture.
Besides the fact th
But my best skill is deploying applications to the cloud. I'm capable of building cloud infrastructure to deploy any application or service in a cost-effective and performance-driven way.


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| DOSE: |
hits |
smoked |
Damiana |
(plant material) |
I first got into herb smoking about a month or so ago after realising that 'the herb' was not going to be such a good idea to smoke because of the short term memory loss that occures after prolonged smoking. So since I have exams this year I thought I would try something a little less 'harmful' (?).
So my two friends and I went into Nørrebro and walked to the herb shop. This vendor is extremely reliable and they sell very good quality, fresh herbs ranging from absinthium to skullcap. Anyway - we bought 40 grams of Damiana and went back to the skatepark where we had been earlier.
We proceeded to pack a bog-standard tobacco pipe with Damiana. We were all excited to try it and quickly lit it up. I took the first dope and I instantly felt the buzz - much like the instant hit you get from 420. The smoke tasted surprisingly good - much better than catnip. I really enjoyed the first toke. I passed it round and we had a nice relaxing smoke.
A quick discussion ensued and we talked about the effect. I personally felt the feeling was much too potent in order to be a placebo effect (to be honest I wasn't expecting much). I was extremely happy that it worked. After about 2-3 minutes we were all back on our boards. It seemed like we were all fearless now. We were trying tricks that we didn't even dream of.
I shared this with my friends and they agreed, though one of them still denied any feeling. Even now I feel like the effect was strongest when sitting still of just rolling along. Walking or running took away the effect of the Damiana.
To describe the effect I would say it was a definite MJ like buzz, fearlessness, lack of trepidation and a general happy feeling.
Around an hour after inhalation we were on the train and we started to talk about 'space cats' - this is not a topic of conversation that we would usually pursue though at the time we found it extremely amusing. Our laughter was attracting a lot of attention to us and people's comments just seemed to worsen (if you like) the laughing fits that we experienced. This was much like the effect of a small dosage of hash.
In conclusion, this herb is definitely one to add to the list of recreational herbs. It's something that really should be tried.
I would make sure to buy from a reliable vendor. Do not buy Damiana from a supermarket or tea shop, as this will not be 100% pure. Stick to the designated herb shops.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- Scene 02 - Groups & Animation
- Scene 03 - Lights
- Scene 04 - Shadows
- Scene 05 - Textures
- Scene 06 - Basic Particles
- Scene 07 - Advanced Particles
- Scene 08 - Galaxy Generator
- Scene 09 - Haunted House
- Scene 10 - Custom Models
- Scene 11 - Raycasting
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TWISTER (Alternate Review) A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
Let's Twist Again
(WB) Directed by Jan De Bont Written by Michael Crichton and Anne-Martin Martin Cast Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes, Jami Gertz MPAA Rating "PG-13" (for "intense depiction of very bad weather") Running Time 117 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (13MAY96)
==
I went back for a second look at TWISTER and I wish I could report better things. The FX are still a gas. Flying tractors, rolling homes, and disintegrating barns; it's all there. Director Jan De Bont, along with Industrial Light and Magic, has effectively realized one of nature's most primal forces and I'm not talking about Jesse Helms. The effects-related thrills are so complete-- so edge-of-your-seat jaw-dropping-- that many may find themselves physically exhausted by the end. In that regard, TWISTER *works*. It excites, therefore it is. On a second viewing, though, the movie becomes more of a bore. The obvious problem-- beyond the missing momentum, overscored music, and shameless product plugs-- is the script. As written, TWISTER rests somewhere between the very bad and the very corny; somewhere between, say, SHOWGIRLS and MR. HOLLAND'S ANUS. (I'd call Richard Dreyfuss's Oscar nomination a special effect, wouldn't you?)
TWISTER opens on an Oklahoma farm, in 1969, where a little girl is about to be scarred by a storm. She'll endure the loss of Somebody Special and then grow up to look *just* like Helen Hunt.   (Jo hasn't signed the divorce papers yet, because she's been busy working on Dorothy, get it?, an invention to study tornadoes.) Knowing how it all plays out, I think that we can interpret this scene as the first of many mistakes. Bill Harding isn't the focus of what passes for the plot. He's a strong presence, sure, but he shouldn't be the first person that we lay eyes upon. TWISTER, as we learn, is about that little girl and the storm that she remembers. Jo is the focus of this movie and *Jo* is the one who should be seen accommodating Harding and his fiancee and not vice versa.
The filmmaker's choice of a non-star cast-- a la JURASSIC PARK-- works well with regard to both Hunt and Paxton. They are good actors who exhibit a warm chemistry with each other, even as their dialogue grows increasingly empty-headed. Their light banter soon devolves into incidental exclamations along the lines of "watch out!", "take cover!", and "who wrote this crap?" (They're also very good at out-shouting each other.) No, we never get a sense of who their *characters* are, but they get an ample amount of screen time together and that's enough for most summer movies. Running from vehicle to vehicle and from storm to storm, Hunt and Paxton are also very physical in their roles. They finish the film fleeing the best cornfield dusting since NORTH BY NORTHWEST.
There's really enough story here, between these two characters, that we don't need the other elements. We don't need a team of rival storm chasers, led by Cary Elwes. (Cary Elwes? What's he doing here? If the script called for a "physically unthreatening opponent," then why didn't somebody hire Paul Reiser? He was very good in ALIENS, all those years ago.) We don't need to put a supporting character in peril, to either reinforce Jo's obsession or to put a "human face" on the devastation. (The scene involves a collapsed house and it just stops the movie in its tracks. What a waste of screen time.) And, we *certainly* don't need Jami Gertz, who's character-- a "reproductive therapist," Lord help us-- disrupts the tone about every eight minutes or so. She exists for comic relief (unnecessary) and to ask unscientific questions, so the movie can explain to us, in "plain English," what exactly "weather" is. (Personally, I wish she had asked about the radios and how these guys can simultaneously transmit on so many frequencies at once.)
As dazzling as the effects are, De Bont doesn't back them up with the expert editing that he showed us in SPEED. The storm sequences often last too long and give us too much time to adjust to what we're seeing. (Familiarity breeds lack of fear. A scene inside a car-garage pit plays like a theme-park ride at Universal Studios. Ditch it, but not before explaining why the fools keep looking in the direction of the flying debris.) Another glaring problem is that the film doesn't communicate a sense of either distance or time. We never know how far the characters have been traveling or how long they've been chasing a given storm. When TWISTER *does* come together, the action is usually on a smaller-scale. Paxton and Hunt swerving to avoid falling farm machinery; a tanker-truck that plops onto the highway in a burst of flames; and, the piece de resistance, a drive-in theater that's showing THE SHINING, with a screen that splinters while Jack is having his big ax attack. (Oddly, though, we're never shown any larger-scale devastation. No aerial shots of leveled towns, etc. etc.)
If the scenes were confined to Hunt, Paxton, and the tornadoes, then TWISTER would work just fine. Add their motley crew of assistants (Philip Seymour Hoffman, et al) for both comic relief and local color, and, viola, you've got a movie. The director could do worse than to recut this mess. Ditch the music, ditch the pop songs. Cut as many scenes as possible with Elwes and Gertz. Cut at least half of the incidental dialogue. Ditch the scene with the aunt and the collapsed house. Tighten tighten tighten and we might have something here. (And, since this is a Steven Spielberg production, maybe the idea of director's cut isn't *that* far- fetched. Are you listening Time-Warner marketing?) For now, in its present form, TWISTER is just a lot of wind.
--
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Welcome to the Monroe
County History and Genealogy Website
Click here for more about
this website
Click here to return to the
MCHS website
Click here to return to the
MCC of OGS website
|
CDs of important Monroe County
record books are now available. Each
page of dozens of Monroe
County record books
have been photographed and made into CDs.
For a current list of available CDs click here.
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LINKS TO OTHER SITES RELATING TO MONROE COUNTY, OHIO
HISTORY AND
GENEALOGY
(Note: The links below are to general sites
relating to Monroe County, Ohio history and genealogy. Family trees found on this site, family trees found on private websites,
and family
tree books can be found by clicking on these respective
links.)
- Belmont County, Ohio (parts of
which became Monroe
County) tax records
for the year 1811, please visit http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~saharmon
- Belmont
County, Ohio (parts of which became Monroe County) tax records for the
year 1812, please visit http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~saharmon
- Henry
Burke chronicles many facts and stories of Black history and the
Underground Railroad http://www.mariettaleader.com/henryburke.html; http://www.seorf.ohiou.edu/~xx057/sarahburke.htm; http://www.coax.net/people/lwf/hrb_seo.htm
- Ohio
River Valley Families web site http://orvf.com
- An
excellent site covering the Saxony, Germany region http://rosella.apana.org.au/~jgk/saxony/menu.html
- http://geonames.usgs.gov/ The Geographic Names Information System (GNIS),
developed by the USGS in cooperation with the U.S. Board on Geographic Names
(BGN), contains information about almost 2 million physical and
cultural geographic features in the United States. The Federally
recognized name of each feature described in the data base is identified,
and references are made to a feature's location by State, county, and
geographic coordinates. The GNIS is our Nation's official repository of domestic
geographic names information. Information about foreign
geographic feature names can be obtained from the GEOnet
Names Server, developed and maintained by the National Imagery and Mapping Agency.
- The Antarctica Geographic Names
Data Base contains geographic names in Antarctica
which are approved by the U.S. Board on Geographic Names for use by the
Federal Government.
- http://www.topozone.com
is a
site that provides topographical maps of sites in the U.S. Upon visiting the site you are presented
with an opportunity to select a site of your choice. A topo-map for
that site and surrounding area is provided. The site is good in that it seems to
know about remote and historical towns that no longer exist. At a deeper level on this site you can
subscribe to more extensive services.
MCC of OGS has not subscribed and probably will not.  But the initial level
found on this site, which is free, is well worth the visit.
- The Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio
Genealogical Society (MCC of OGS), as the name implies, is a member of the
state-wide Ohio Genealogical Society.
To visit the OGS web site, click on www.ogs.org.
- Monroe County Children s Home inmates in 1900 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~orphanshome/censusrooms/uscensus/ohio/1900/ohmonch00.htm
- Rutter Cemetery http://www.interment.net/data/us/oh/monroe/rutter/rutter.htm
- Dillon of Monroe- Lawrence Co. OH http://www.lawrencecountyohio.com/families/a_e/dillon1.htm
- a user-contributed 1860 index of Monroe County on Rootsweb.
http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/OH/Monroe/
- The Metcalf site is http://www.angelfire.com/nc2/CarawanOBX/page13.html
- Belmont County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical
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- http://www.fuldaohio.com/genealogy/index3.htm
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- This site is the Monroe
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and databases for the genealogy researcher of Monroe County Ohio.
- Tingley Kinkade: These
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contain considerable Kinkade data also. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tingley and http://www.tingley.org
- A history of most of
the eighteen townships of Monroe County, Ohio http://members.aol.com/RYouCuz/monroeco.htm
- Historical
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descriptions of its counties, principal towns and villages.
Illustrated. Monroe County, Ohio begins on page 365 http://www.hti.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=moa;idno=AJA2910
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- http://longislandgenealogy.com/birth.html This is a link to a
specialized calculator that will calculate the date of birth when only the
date of death and age of the person is known.
- http://www.genealogyheirloom.com This is a link to a source of heirloom
family tree charts for wall decoration.
- http://www.paul-e-young.org/index.php?page=miltonsburg This is a unique website dedicated to the history and
culture of Miltonsburg,
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- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maggieoh/pioneer.html A trove of
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etc.
- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maggieoh/epd.html Dates of epidemics
- http://www.oldohioschools.com/monroe_county.htm Some photos of Monroe County Schools
- http://www.digitalshoebox.org
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public class LowsActivity
Main LoWS Receiver Application Activity TODO: - rename extended LoWS to flexible LoWS everywhere in the code - Make variable backgroundScannerInterval adjustable from the Settings Menu - Implement fragmentation management, signature detection and encryption detection in function parseExtendedOptionByte() - Implement Type handling with type number longer than one byte for extended (flexible) LoWS types in function parseExtendedType() - Implement Security byte handling, Signature validation and service data encryption detection in function parseExtendedSecurityByte(), this includes the detection of encryption type and signature type - Implement signature validation functionality and service data decryption functionality. - Change the search and display strings management from sharedPreferences to a sqlite database! - Enable searching and getting notified if PSA LoWS types are in current vicinity. The BEPS implemenation may serve as an example implementation. - Enable searching and getting notified for ST LoWS types.
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static class |
LowsActivity.PrefsFragment
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(package private) class |
LowsActivity.WifiScanReceiver
WifiScanReceiver class, the BroadcastReceiver class that handles what should happen if new Wifi Scan Results are available, holds the method onReceive, which is called when new scan results were found. |
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(package private) AlarmManager |
alarm
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private java.lang.String[] |
alarmMessagesData
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private java.util.List<AccessPoint> |
aps
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(package private) Intent |
BackgroundScannerIntent
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private static int |
backgroundScannerInterval
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(package private) PendingIntent |
BackgroundScannerPendingIntent
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(package private) boolean |
backgroundScannerStartedState
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private java.lang.String |
debugText
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private int |
gotRoot
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private java.util.List<LoWS> |
lows
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private java.util.List<LoWSExtendedType> |
lowsExtType
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private java.util.List<LoWSReducedType> |
lowsRedType
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(package private) WifiManager |
mainWifiObj
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(package private) SectionsPagerAdapter |
mSectionsPagerAdapter
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(package private) android.support.v4.view.ViewPager |
mViewPager
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(package private) int |
numberLows
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static java.lang.String |
PREFS_NAME
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private java.lang.String[] |
searchNCompareData
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private static java.lang.String |
TAG
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private AccessPoint |
tempAp
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(package private) LowsActivity.WifiScanReceiver |
wifiReciever
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LowsActivity()
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private void |
addAllTypes()
Function for loading all currently supported LoWS types |
(package private) void |
appendDebugText(java.lang.String debugTextAppend)
Append new debug text |
void |
decryptExtendedData(int i)
Decrypt the LoWS service data TODO: -Implement this functionality |
(package private) java.lang.String[] |
getAlarmMessagesDataArray()
Getter for the Display Strings (Strings that will be displayed by the Notification the Background Alarm Scanner will start if a match occurs. |
(package private) java.util.List<AccessPoint> |
getApArray()
Getter for all currently found Access Points |
boolean |
getBackgroundScannerStartedState()
Public getter for BackgroundScanner State |
java.lang.String |
getDebugText()
Getter for the current debug text displayed in the debug fragment |
(package private) java.lang.String |
getDisplayStringFromType(int formatType,
int type)
LoWS Type (e.g BEPS) to Display String Mapping Function |
(package private) java.util.List<LoWS> |
getLowsArray()
Getter for all currently found LoWS |
(package private) java.util.List<LoWSExtendedType> |
getlowsExtendedTypeArray()
Getter for all currently found extended (flexible) LoWS |
(package private) java.util.List<LoWSReducedType> |
getLoWSReducedTypeArray()
Getter for all currently found reduced lows |
(package private) java.lang.String[] |
getSearchNCompareDataArray()
Getter for the current Search Strings which will be transmitted to the Background Alarm Scanner |
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ieParser()
The ieParser() function, Information Element Parser This function is called when the nlscanner binary was successfully executed and the ScanResults are successfully parsed into the AccessPoint List. |
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lowsParser()
The lowsParser() function, this function is called when the IEparser function was successfully executed and therefore all AccessPoint entries are already parsed into the LoWS List. |
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makeFragmentName(int viewId,
int index)
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onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
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onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu)
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onDestroy()
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onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item)
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onPause()
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onResume()
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parseExtendedData(int i)
Parse the payload of the extended (flexible) LoWS message |
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parseExtendedLows(int i)
Parse a extended (flexible) LoWS message found in the LoWS List |
void |
parseExtendedOptionByte(int i)
This function should handle the fragmentation, but currently we not support fragmentation TODO: - Implement the Fragmentation functionality here! - Implement recognition of Signature Embedding and Encryption |
void |
parseExtendedSecurityByte(int i)
Parse the security options of the extended (flexible) LoWS message TODO: -Implement detection if a signature was embedded -Implement detection if the service data is encrypted -Implement detection of the security settings, e.g. |
void |
parseExtendedType(int i)
Function for parsing the extended (flexible) LoWS service types, e.g. |
void |
parseReducedLows(int i,
int type)
Parse a reduced LoWS found in the LoWS List |
void |
removeDoubleLows()
Delete double LoWS entries from LoWS List, E.g. |
(package private) void |
setDebugText(java.lang.String debugText)
Setter for the debug text, enables to set the debug text |
(package private) void |
setExecPerm()
Function for setting the permissions of the binary to be executable for everyone |
(package private) void |
setSearchNCompareDataArray(java.lang.String[] searchNCompareData,
java.lang.String[] alarmMessagesData)
Send new Strings (Search Strings and Display Strings) to the Background Alarm Scanner |
void |
startChangeBackgroundScanService()
Start the Background Scan Service, if already running, cancel the AlarmManager (allows the periodic execution), transmit all search strings and display strings and start the periodic execution via the AlarmManager. |
(package private) void |
startNLscanner()
This function executes the nlscanner binary and parses all the output (ScanResults) into our AccessPoint ArrayList. |
private void |
updateResultListFragmentFromActivity()
Update ListView in first fragment (Scan Result ListView) |
void |
verifyExtendedSignature(int i)
Verify the embedded signature TODO: -Implement this functionality |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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private static int backgroundScannerInterval
SectionsPagerAdapter mSectionsPagerAdapter
private static final java.lang.String TAG
android.support.v4.view.ViewPager mViewPager
public static final java.lang.String PREFS_NAME
private java.util.List<AccessPoint> aps
private java.util.List<LoWS> lows
private java.util.List<LoWSReducedType> lowsRedType
private java.util.List<LoWSExtendedType> lowsExtType
private java.lang.String[] searchNCompareData
private java.lang.String[] alarmMessagesData
private AccessPoint tempAp
WifiManager mainWifiObj
LowsActivity.WifiScanReceiver wifiReciever
private java.lang.String debugText
private int gotRoot
int numberLows
Intent BackgroundScannerIntent
PendingIntent BackgroundScannerPendingIntent
AlarmManager alarm
boolean backgroundScannerStartedState
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public LowsActivity()
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protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
protected void onDestroy()
protected void onPause()
protected void onResume()
public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu)
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item)
public boolean getBackgroundScannerStartedState()
public java.lang.String getDebugText()
void setDebugText(java.lang.String debugText)
debugText
- void appendDebugText(java.lang.String debugTextAppend)
debugTextAppend,
- text to append to current debug text outputjava.util.List<AccessPoint> getApArray()
java.util.List<LoWS> getLowsArray()
java.util.List<LoWSReducedType> getLoWSReducedTypeArray()
java.util.List<LoWSExtendedType> getlowsExtendedTypeArray()
java.lang.String[] getSearchNCompareDataArray()
java.lang.String[] getAlarmMessagesDataArray()
void setSearchNCompareDataArray(java.lang.String[] searchNCompareData, java.lang.String[] alarmMessagesData)
searchNCompareData,
- the search stringsalarmMessagesData,
- the corresponding strings that should be displayed if a match occurred.void setExecPerm()
void
- void startNLscanner()
public void ieParser()
public void removeDoubleLows()
public void lowsParser()
public void parseReducedLows(int i, int type)
i,
- the position within the LoWS List where the LoWS entry can be foundtype,
- the LoWS service type, e.g. BEPSpublic void parseExtendedLows(int i)
i,
- position of the LoWS in the LoWS Listpublic void parseExtendedData(int i)
i,
- position of the LoWS message to parse within the LoWS Listpublic void verifyExtendedSignature(int i)
i,
- position of the corresponding LoWS within the LoWS listpublic void decryptExtendedData(int i)
i,
- position of the corresponding LoWS within the LoWS Listpublic void parseExtendedSecurityByte(int i)
i,
- position of the LoWS within the LoWS listpublic void parseExtendedType(int i)
i,
- position of the LoWS to parse within the LoWS List
TODO: -Implement LoWS service type parsing if a sequence number is present
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than one byte.public void parseExtendedOptionByte(int i)
i,
- position of the LoWS within the LoWS Listjava.lang.String getDisplayStringFromType(int formatType, int type)
formatType,
- reduced or extended (flexible) LoWS typetype,
- LoWS service type, e.g. BEPS
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private void addAllTypes()
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