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Overview
The UKCloud Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ) enables you to securely transfer data between our Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains.
This article provides an overview of the UKCloud process you should use when purchasing CDSZ services (Walled Garden and Secure Remote Access).
When applying for CDSZ services, you may want to work with our Cloud Architects, who can provide support and guidance for designing an architecture that is appropriate for your requirements regarding risk mitigation. It's your responsibility to work with your data owner to ensure you're comfortable with the risk associated with your data, and to choose which controls you feel are appropriate within your CDSZ.
This article is intended for use by the UKCloud customer, who may or may not be the ultimate end user of the application. You'll be responsible for completing any compliance process with the end user, including obtaining sign-off from the relevant data owner. The data owner should be a permanent employee at the data owning organisation with evidence of data ownership, for example an IT Security Officer (ITSO), Senior Information Risk Owner (SIRO) or accreditor.
The data owner can choose to sign off for a single CDSZ implementation or setup a Tell Us Once agreement that signs off all future CDSZ implementations for you on behalf of the data owning organisation. UKCloud will maintain a list of all Tell Us Once agreements and any subsequent CDSZ applications by you on behalf of the data owner should reference this agreement.
Process overview
The following table provides more detail about each stage:
| Stage | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Initial Contact | Customer contacts UKCloud to register interest in CDSZ service. This can be through My Calls or direct contact with a Sales representative, Service Delivery Manager or Cloud Architect. |
| 2a | Self-Assessment | Customer creates document pack to illustrate the solution design and provide evidence that all necessary sign-offs and compliance have been obtained. |
| 2b | Assurance Wrap Review | Customer creates document pack with assistance from the UKCloud compliance team and Cloud Architect. |
| 3 | Design Review | Customer presents the technical solution to Cloud Architect for advice and feedback. |
| 4 | Application Submission | Customer raises a Service Request and submits document pack. |
| 5 | Service Implementation | UKCloud provisions service and customer implements their solution. |
| 6 | On-Going Compliance | UKCloud annually prompts customer to review existing document pack and provide updated information for any changes to design or approvals. |
Required documents
When you apply for a CDSZ service, you must provide the following documents to show that you've identified and mitigated for any risks:
Details of your proposed implementation that covers the intended design in the CDSZ, the Assured and Elevated VDCs you are connecting to and data flows.
Evidence (for example, email or signed document) of acceptance of risk from the data owning organisation. This should also indicate if this acceptance is a Tell Us Once agreement that will also apply to future CDSZ implementations by you on behalf of the data owner.
Note
If a Tell Us Once agreement is already in place between you and the data owner, this evidence is not required, but you should indicate that such an agreement is in place so that UKCloud can confirm against our list of trusted partners for the data owner.
An explicit statement, as part of the Service Request, that the solution has been reviewed by a named UKCloud Cloud Architect or that you do not require a review. The named Cloud Architect must provide review notes as evidence that the review took place. See Stage 3: Design review.
If you're connecting to a PSN Protected enabled VDC, proof of PSN compliance (a copy of PSN CoCo or PSN CoP).
Stage 1: Initial contact
If you want to use the CDSZ, you can initiate the application process in one of two ways:
Raise a Service Request through My Calls, specifying the relevant CDSZ product (Walled Garden or Secure Remote Access). One of our Sales representatives, Service Delivery Managers, or Cloud Architects will arrange a call to discuss your requirements and then close the Service Request.
Contact one of our Sales representatives, Service Delivery Managers, or Cloud Architects directly to arrange a call to discuss your requirements.
During your initial conversation, our Cloud Architect will discuss your proposed implementation and help determine the best approach for your situation:
If your implementation is simple, or you're confident with designing a solution that mitigates the risk associated with your data and choosing the controls and evidence appropriate to that solution, you can follow our self-assessment option.
If your implementation is complex, or you'd prefer some guidance to identify risks and how to mitigate against them, we can provide an assurance wrap style approach with our experienced professionals for more complex implementations.
The following table lists some examples of simple versus complex designs:
| Criteria | Simple | Complex |
|---|---|---|
| Business case | Common use cases, aligned with Government Digital Strategy. | Use cases where no precedent has been established. Multi-tenant solutions. |
| Technical architecture | Standard architecture compliant with NCSC design patterns or UKCloud published blueprints. | Deviations from established models or blueprints. Non-fully virtualised solutions, for example with elements of hosting within our Cloud Enablement service. |
| Risk ownership | Clear accreditation by a single recognised SIRO within a UK public sector organisation. | Shared accreditation. Accreditation by private sector authority. |
Stage 2a: Self-assessment
If you choose to self-assess your implementation, you must gather all the documents listed in Required Documents.
With self-assessment, you can still request a design review from one of our Cloud Architects. See Stage 3: Design review.
Stage 2b: Assurance wrap review
If you choose an assurance wrap review for your proposed implementation, the UKCloud compliance team and Cloud Architects will work with you to help identify risks to your solution. This includes:
Review of design and data flow with a Cloud Architect (see Stage 3: Design review)
Advice and guidance for how to design secure solutions with appropriate monitoring and logging
Conversation between UKCloud SIRO and your SIRO or nominated representative covering risk management and mitigation, with further workshops if required
Review of your ITHC scope and summary with a Cloud Architect
Note
UKCloud takes no ownership or responsibility for the implementation or running of your proposed solution or ownership for any risks to the data.
Note
UKCloud reserves the right to charge SFIA day rate charges for time spent on customer projects if you disengage with the assurance wrap review process before completion.
At the end of the review period, you will have generated all the necessary documents to apply for your CDSZ service (as listed in Required documents).
Stage 3: Design review
The design review is facilitated by a Cloud Architect and will gather a clearer understanding of how the proposed design aligns with recognised good security practice.
Present your technical solution to a Cloud Architect. You can do this via teleconference, Webex or face-to-face as appropriate.
The Cloud Architect will be looking to see evidence of effective mitigation for common risks (for example, technical controls like firewall, anti-malware and protective monitoring).
The Cloud Architect will provide advice and guidance on aspects of the solution that are likely to raise concerns.
You may revise your design to incorporate feedback from the design review.
Note
If you are self-assessing your proposed implementation, this stage is optional but you must provide a statement in your document pack indicating that you do not require a review.
Stage 4: Application submission
Raise a Service Request, via the My Calls section of the UKCloud Portal, specifying the relevant CDSZ product (Walled Garden or Secure Remote Access) and attach all the required documents, as well as any review notes from the assurance wrap review. This request will then be assigned to a UKCloud representative to verify that all required information has been provided.
If any documents are missing or empty, a UKCloud representative will contact you to ensure that all required documents are provided before the service is provisioned.
Stage 5: Service implementation
When the assigned UKCloud representative has determined that all the appropriate information has been provided, the requested CDSZ service will be provisioned within five working days.
When your service has been provisioned, you can implement your proposed solution.
Stage 6: On-going compliance
It is your responsibility to build, manage and ensure you use appropriate risk management to understand and mitigate identified risks. It is your responsibility to work with your data owner to ensure you're comfortable with the risk associated with your data, and to choose which controls you feel are appropriate within your CDSZ.
Feedback
If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


Download and Install NetBeans 12 on Your Own Computer
These instructions will guide you through the steps needed to install OpenJDK 11 and Apache NetBeans 12.0 on your computer.
OpenJDK is the Java Development Kit, and is needed by NetBeans in order for it to function properly. You must install OpenJDK first, then install NetBeans.
Choose the type of computer you have:


Functions to calculate various common and less common thermal comfort indices, convert physical variables, and evaluate the performance of thermal comfort indices.
| Version: | 0.1.7 |
| Imports: | plyr |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2017-05-09 |
| Author: | Marcel Schweiker [aut, cre] and Sophia Mueller [aut] and Michael Kleber [ctr] and Boris Kingma [ctr] and Masanori Shukuya [ctr] |
| Maintainer: | Marcel Schweiker <marcel.schweiker at kit.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | comf results |
| Reference manual: | comf.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
R package: comf |
| Package source: | comf_0.1.7.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: comf_0.1.7.zip, r-release: comf_0.1.7.zip, r-oldrel: comf_0.1.7.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: comf_0.1.7.tgz, r-oldrel: comf_0.1.7.tgz |
| Old sources: | comf archive |
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This is useful for including stylesheets that need to override existing styles.
If you are upgrading from a previous version, just add the following line
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- September 30, 2014 Small Things, Big Things
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- March 3, 2014 Building a LocalWiki Changebot
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- November 20, 2013 Geographic Awakening
- October 1, 2013 Open Source FTW!
- September 24, 2013 External GeoJSON and Leaflet: The Other Way(s)
- September 23, 2013 Commit or Quit
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- August 12, 2013 geojson.io: In-browser spatial data creation and sharing. Finally.
- August 4, 2013 Local Governments and Open Data
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- April 24, 2013 If At First You Don't Succeed...
- April 9, 2013 Circumlocution and Code
- April 3, 2013 The Secret To Productivity? Forgiveness.
- November 24, 2011 Fork, brook, run? A neat toponym visualization by a UO geographer.
- November 21, 2011 Scale Unimaginable: The Intersection of Art and Cart
- May 15, 2011 Maps Can Save Lives: A true story of GPS and the importance of navigation
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Where you will use the simple algorithms to apply into the real-world, upgrade Technical, Teamwork & Project Management skills
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Developed by gibbed for use with Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!.
With special thanks to...
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Tacos De Los Muertos
This site was a project used to learn branching and merging techniques.
Reqirements:
- Create basic HTML website including home, contact info and hours, menu, and history pages.
- Create style branch to try styles without altering main code.
- Use CSS style sheet across pages to style them appropriately.
You can clone this webpage here.


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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Potato pastry is a wonderful way of using up leftover mashed potato, and this savoury tart is delicious hot or cold.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
For the potato pastry, sift the flour into a bowl and season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Stir in the mustard powder.
Add the diced butter and, using your fingertips, rub the butter into the flour mixture until it resembles fine breadcrumbs.
Add the leftover mashed potato and pull the mixture together using your hands to form a soft dough. If necessary, add a little iced water to the mixture to loosen it, but take care not to make the dough too sticky.
Turn out the dough onto a lightly floured work surface and knead lightly for 2-3 minutes. Roll the dough into a ball, wrap in cling film, and chill in the fridge for at least 10 minutes (or for up to 24 hours, if time allows).
Meanwhile, for the filling, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the leeks and fry gently for 5-7 minutes, or until softened but not browned.
Add the mushrooms, season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper, and continue to fry with the leeks for 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally, until just softened. Set aside to cool.
When the leek-and-mushroom mixture has cooled, stir in the mascarpone and mustard until well combined. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
When the pastry has rested, roll it out onto a lightly floured work surface to a thickness of a pound coin.
Line a baking tray with baking paper, then transfer the rolled-out pastry to the lined baking tray. Pinch the edges of the pastry to make a rough tart case with a rim.
Pour the filling mixture into the tart case, then sprinkle over the cheese and the crushed chillies (if using).
Bake the tart in the oven for 25-30 minutes, or until the rim of the tart case is golden-brown and the filling has set. To serve, cut the tart into slices and place one slice onto each plate. Serve the green salad alongside.


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The Godfather "Don" Vito Corleone is the head of the Corleone mafia family in New York. He is at the event of his daughter's wedding. Michael, Vito's youngest son and a decorated WW II Marine is also present at the wedding. Michael seems to be uninterested in being a part of the family business. Vito is a powerful man, and is kind to all those who give him respect but is ruthless against those who do not. But when a powerful and treacherous rival wants to sell drugs and needs the Don's influence for the same, Vito refuses to do it. What follows is a clash between Vito's fading old values and the new ways which may cause Michael to do the thing he was most reluctant in doing and wage a mob war against all the other mafia families which could tear the Corleone family apart.
Forrest Gump is a simple man with a low I.Q. but good intentions. He is running through childhood with his best and only friend Jenny. His 'mama' teaches him the ways of life and leaves him to choose his destiny. Forrest joins the army for service in Vietnam, finding new friends called Dan and Bubba, he wins medals, creates a famous shrimp fishing fleet, inspires people to jog, starts a ping-pong craze, creates the smiley, writes bumper stickers and songs, donates to people and meets the president several times. However, this is all irrelevant to Forrest who can only think of his childhood sweetheart Jenny Curran, who has messed up her life. Although in the end all he wants to prove is that anyone can love anyone.
After a virus turns most people into zombies, the world's surviving humans remain locked in an ongoing battle against the hungry undead. Four survivors -- Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) and his cohorts Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) -- abide by a list of survival rules and zombie-killing strategies as they make their way toward a rumored safe haven in Los Angeles.
Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. The emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley's mind, where they help advise her through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions struggle to adjust to a new life in San Francisco, turmoil ensues in Headquarters. Although Joy, Riley's main and most important emotion, tries to keep things positive, the emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house and school.


Psycho * * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Cast: Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, John Gavin, Martin Balsam, John McIntire, Simon Oakland, Patricia Hitchcock, John Anderson, Frank Albertson. 1960 - 108 minutes. Rated R (for violence). Reviewed December 3, 1998.
>From the master of suspense, "Psycho," is Alfred Hitchcock's most well-known, and widely considered, best film, a great feat for a relatively low-budget horror picture. It terrified audiences in 1960, and surprisingly, still holds up very well today. When I first viewed the entire film about four years ago, it really did scare me, and with my most recent viewing, it is still a powerful, unforgettable experience.
 Desperate to break free and be with him, she steals $40,000 in cash and goes on the lam, only to stop at the backwoods Bates Motel for the night, where, as everyone knows, she meets her ill-fated demise by being stabbed to death in the shower by a mysterious female figure. When the motel manager, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), whose invalid mother is always looking out the bedroom window of the house overlooking the motel, discovers Marion, he desperately disposes of the body by putting her in the trunk of her car and driving it into a nearby swamp. After missing for a week, Marion's older sister, Lila (Vera Miles), grows concerned and enlists the aid of both Sam and the police detective, Arbogast (Martin Balsam), to investigate the disappearance.
At the time of its release, "Psycho," was a highly courageous and explicit film, dealing with brutal murder, risque (in 1960) sexual situations, and the ideas of the Oedipal complex and transvesticism. In today's times, these elements are not nearly as shocking, but Hitchcock's "Psycho," is still a masterful, outstanding motion picture, and one of the best horror films I have ever seen, next to 1978's "Halloween."
The screenplay, by Joseph Stefano, which is also closely being used for the recent remake by Gus Van Sant, is way ahead of its time in both its dialogue and surprising construction. For those unfamiliar with the shower scene, it would come as a huge surprise that the character of Marion, who has been the main character from the start, dies within the first hour. There are two murder set-pieces in, "Psycho," and they are both dazzlingly executed. Without giving it away, the sequence with Arbogast on the staircase remains one of my favorite moments in any horror picture, old or new. The first time I saw it, I actually jumped in my seat, which is almost unthinkable for a film that was made in 1960. All other horror movies, prior to, "Psycho," are simply not scary in today's time because audiences have become more adept to handle violence.
The character of the occasionally charming, partly threatening Norman Bates will always be associated with the late, great Anthony Perkins, who never had a role as memorable as this one, and he is perfect. Janet Leigh is outstanding as the film's anticlimactic heroine, and all of her early scenes, although not dealing with a horror aspect, manage to vibrantly come alive, thanks to her, and a scene involving a policeman, and another at a car dealership, are genuinely suspenseful.
The cinematography, which was nominated for an Oscar, consists of some of the most stylish black-and-white photography I have seen. It adds a great deal of atmosphere, foreboding, and mystery that might have very well been lost in color. And the flawless, eerie music score by Bernard Herrmann, which has been largely ripped-off since, is one of the most well-known scores in motion picture history. I simply could not imagine, "Psycho," without that music, with its striking orchestral chords that are able to send a shiver up your spine just listening to them. Again, no horror film score has been able to match it, besides John Carpenter's in "Halloween."
Alfred Hitchcock's, "Psycho," is a masterpiece in all senses of the word. As a horror film, it is a horrifying study in terror, and as film in general, it is a brilliant study in style and mood, as well as the darkest regions of a person's psyche. The fact that it holds up just as perfectly nearly forty years after it was made is a testament to Hitchcock's well-earned title, "The Master of Suspense." He was a "master," in more than one sense of the word, too.
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Publish your development plan data
This guidance sets out a data format and approach that you can follow in order to publish data about your development plan documents.
Publishing is a 3 step process:
- Collect the information (Column headers in each sample data file)
- Record the information as data. In this step you need to create 3 CSV files for the data, these should match the development-plan-document, development-plan-timetable and development-policy schemas.
- Upload each of these files to your organisation’s website and give them a URL that won’t change in the future so we can rely on it when collecting data.
1. Collect the information
You should list out all your development plan documents, whether emerging or adopted. Your list should include all documents related to your Local plan, any Area action plans, Neighbourhood plans, SPDs and any other document you consider to be a development plan document.
For each document, where applicable, you need to provide the following information:
- The organisation or organisations who own the document.
- The area or areas the document covers. You should provide these as shapefiles.
- A link to where the document can be viewed online.
- The period the document covers. If the document is emerging provide your best estimate. You can update it if things change.
- The current (and any previous) statuses. For any previous statuses, where possible provide both a
start-date
and anend-date
. - A list of the policies include in the document.
2. Record the information as data
You need to turn the development plan document information collected into data. There is a defined format to help you do this. The format follows our data principles and will make sure the data is machine readable.
MHCLG will collect all the published data from Local authorities and use it to create a publicly available national dataset.
You need to publish 3 CSV files containing data.
1 will include the list of development plan documents, 1 document per row. 1 data file will include any statuses for each of the documents, 1 document status per row. And the final data file will include a list of policies contained in each document, 1 row per policy.
We’ve created sample CSV files for you to use as a guide:
You should name your files the same as those above.
If it helps, you can use the above sample files and enter your development plan documents data.
You can work on the files using Excel, however you need to save it as a .csv file when you are ready to upload them for publication.
For each of the CSV files:
- give them the same name as the sample files provided above
- include all the expected column headers (written exactly as shown, in lowercase and only contain entries that conform to the constraints described below).
- if you don’t have information for any fields, leave them blank. You can add more data at a later date.
end-dates
can be estimated dates in the future.
Find out more about creating a CSV file.
What data to enter
For the fields that require the values to be precise we have provided detailed guidance below.
Read guidance for every field to include.
Development plan document data file
This file should contain a list of all your development plan documents. Key fields include:
development-plan-document
Create a unique identifier for the document. ‘Unique’ means it should not be used for anything else in your organisation. Once created you should not change it, even if other values in the row change, such as the name of the document changes.
CAM-DPD3-APX12-123
is an example of an identifier which is likely to be unique.
development-plan-types
List all types the document belongs to. If listing more than one type, separate items in the list with a ;
. You can use the values local-plan, spd, neighbourhood-plan, area-action-plan and other.
For example, local-plan
.
organisations
Find your organisation(s) in this list. Text must follow the same letter casing, with no spaces. Norfolk’s local planning authority, for example, would be: local-authority-eng:NFK
If you can not find an organisation, please let us know.
geographies
If the area covered is the whole of the local authority then enter the ONS statistical geography reference for the organisation.
For example, the reference for Harrogate Borough Council is E07000165
. For joint plans list the reference from both local authorities.
If the area (or areas) covered is an area other than the whole of the local authority boundary then provide shapefiles for the area from your GIS system. The value you should enter is the reference associated with the area in your GIS system. If there are multiple areas covered, list all references separated by a ;
.
development-policies
List all the policies in the document. The values should be a reference (or identifier) for each policy. Separate each policy with a ;
.
Development plan timetable data file
This file should contain a list of the statuses each development plan documents has had, including the current status. Key fields include:
development-plan-status
In this field enter one of the following statuses:
emerging
- currently working on the plan and it has not yet been formally adopted.adopted
- the plan has been formally adopted.
Development policy data file
This file should contain a list of the policies contained in your development plan documents. Key fields include:
development-policy
Create unique identifier for the policy. ‘Unique’ means it should not be used for anything else in your organisation. Once created you should not change it, even if other values in the row change.
aff-hous-oldk-c23
is an example of an identifier which is likely to be unique.
geographies
Add a list of references to any areas the policy covers.
Provide any shapefiles for the area(s) the policy covers and, in this field, include the associated reference from your GIS system.
If the policy applies to multiple areas list all references separated by a ;
.
development-policy-categories
List any categories that apply to the policy. You can find available categories on the development policy categories list, if a category does not exist you can also include that.
If the policy belongs to mulitple categories list each one separated by a ;
.
3. Update your development plan documents web page
To complete this process you will need to upload the files to your local planning authority’s website. You should publish the 3 CSV files you created and any related shapefiles.
If you are not able or authorised to do this, please speak to someone who is able to do this.
Each file you upload should have a URL that won’t change over time. If you are updating a file, replace the old version with the new version.
Email the URLs for the published data files and shapefiles to DigitalLand@communities.gov.uk.


Work Day Scheduler
A simple calendar app for scheduling your work day
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using | Super = ACE_Task< ACE_MT_SYNCH > |
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using | DestinationVector = std::vector< Destination * > |
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using | ServiceEntryVector = Zeroconf::Browser::ServiceEntryVector |
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bool | openAndInit (const std::string &emitterName, long threadFlags, long priority) |
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int | close (u_long flags) override |
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void | setState (const std::string &key, const std::string &value) |
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void | removeState (const std::string &key) |
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void | clearState () |
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void | publish () |
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size_t | findDestinationIndex (const Zeroconf::ServiceEntry::Ref &service) |
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Destination * | findDestination (const Zeroconf::ServiceEntry::Ref &service) |
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ACE_HANDLE | get_handle () const override |
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void | bringUpToDate (Destination *destination) const |
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void | sendTo (Destination *destination, const ACE_Message_Block *d) const |
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void | foundSlot (const ServiceEntryVector &services) |
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void | lostSlot (const ServiceEntryVector &services) |
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void | resolvedSlot (const Zeroconf::ServiceEntry::Ref &service) |
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int | svc () override |
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ACE_SOCK_Dgram | socket_ |
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Zeroconf::Browser::Ref | browser_ |
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DestinationVector | destinations_ |
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XmlRpc::XmlRpcValue | state_ |
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Definition at line 26 of file StateEmitter.cc.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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This War of Mine Just Got a Free Update on PC
by Riley MacLeodSurvival game This War of Mine got a free update on PC today to celebrate the game’s five year anniversary. The update adds “a new character, new classic scenario, and more quests and events on the locations known from Stories episode,” as well as graphical overhauls.