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I've on intensive probation right now, which means that I am on house arrest. I also have to pass 6 random drug tests, so I've been fiening for something to hold me over. I've always been a habitual user of marijuana and occasionally DXM user. Well as time took its toll on me, I was getting desperate for anything around the house. I remember my mom had these herbs she used to make tea. Well I wrote down the names of some and looked online, and Passion Flower and Skullcap happened to be potential psychoactives. They seemed like a last resort, but I was willing to try anything.
I took about 5 tablespoons of each crushed up plant, and put them in a coffee filter. I add peppermint leaves for flavor. I made it hold together with a rubber band, sort of looking like a balloon and made the tea. I drank it at about 3:00 and waited for any noticeable effects, after about 2 hours, I decided to make another cup, using the same method I had the last time. I sat around and watched tv for awhile, hoping maybe this time, I'd feel something, but I was let down again. Maybe the passionflower and skullcap I had wasn't as potent as fresh, because I know my mom had purchased it at an alternative foods store, but drinking tea made from these plants had no effect on me that was noticeable.
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We witness more and more works on deep learning applied to geometry and graphs. Recently, DeepMind introduced their ambitious Graph Nets in this paper, where they explore how using relational inductive biases within deep learning architectures can facilitate learning about entities, relations, and rules for composing them. This library is provided with well-written, well-explained examples such as the shortest path problem solved by a Graph Net. See also the slides of this introductory tutorial on Graph nets by Yujia Li.
When a Front-End expert starts using Tensorflow.js, this is was you get. A long, detailed write up of how a CNN-based classification model was trained and ran in-browser. I also see a statement of how powerful image augmentation and transfer learning can be.
[...] By using tools from Fourier analysis, we show that deep ReLU networks are biased towards low frequency functions, meaning that they cannot have local fluctuations without affecting their global behavior. Intuitively, this property is in line with the observation that over-parameterized networks find simple patterns that generalize across data samples. [...]
See also this related work: Training behavior of deep neural networks in frequency domain.
In this paper, we prove that depth with nonlinearity creates no bad local minima in a type of arbitrarily deep ResNets studied in previous work, in the sense that the values of all local minima are no worse than the global minima values of corresponding shallow linear predictors with arbitrary fixed features, and are guaranteed to further improve via residual representations.
Back in May, the Self-Attention GAN model (SAGAN) was proposed. It combines a GAN with a self-attention map which enables it to generate images using cues from distant locations. This repo is Google Brain's official implementation using TensorFlow.
 Interestingly, the approach used here is said to be based on curiosity where the agent is encouraged to explore states it doesn't already know. To do this, the team at OpenAI proposed a variant of their previous work. The agent is trained to predict what will happen in the next state and is rewarded when this prediction turns out to be wrong. In other words: the agent is rewarded when it finds something unexpected! As always with OpenAI's blog posts, you will find plenty of visualisations. The section on the noisy TV problem is quite amusing!
This work made quite a lot of noise in the NLP community recently. Authors propose a new way to obtain word embeddings which is both deep (with long-range context) and bidirectional (the context comes from the previous and next words). With these embeddings, they were able to beat the state-of-the-art on several benchmarks and several dataset. They are releasing the weights which took 4 days to obtain on up to 16 TPUS,... No wonder the GitHub repo has already nearly 4,000 stars.
A repo with plenty of resources to learn more about NLP. Although the video lectures are in Russian, they provide courseworks and Jupyter notebooks in English. Also, for each course material, there is a list of related projects and papers that you can use to deepen your understanding.
This blog post has been released to explain how Facebook's library QNNPACK works. It provides convolution operations, transposed convolutions and fully-connected neural nets which are optimised for mobile. The library is already used in Facebook's mobile applications. Their benchmark shows that it is now possible to run models like Mask R-CNN or DensePose in real time!


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Whether or not you live in Detroit, dining out in the city (or any city) can be an overwhelming experience.
The culinary industry is growing exponentially and everyone wants to try the newest restaurant.
It can be difficult to maintain your budget, while still experiencing the vast culinary community.
If you can relate to this sentiment, the frugal foodie might just be for you. We have developed an application to help
maintain your budget and explore new restaurants before you even leave your house. We’ve selected Corktown
for our preliminary area, due to it’s wide variety of restaurants.
FUNCTIONALITY
We used the google maps API to find the location of each restaurant, as well and built our own database to provide the entire menu to you,
along with the prices. Before you explore corktown restaurants, frugal foodie will keep track of your personal budget, along with a tip.
As you select items, the app will disable the items that are no longer in your price range, and when your budget is maxed out, you will
be notified and have the option to either change your budget or to continue to view your cart. You can then email your selections to yourself,
along with any notes you’d like to add about your experience, which we’ve done using the email API. We think you’ll find that the frugal foodie
is not only helpful, but will be effective to keep both your stomach and wallet full.
MY ROLE IN THE PROJECT
Though, my whole team had their hands in just about every step of the project, some of the roles I took on for myself were designing our wireframes, as well as our logo and map, choosing the functionality of the application, as well as naming it, building our database in PG Admin, setting up the initial angular files, and designing a large portion of the CSS.
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Now that this has happened to me three or four times, I feel compelled to write about it and share my negative experiences with others. I would like to say, however, that my perception of this substance is extremely positive and most of time, it puts me in a very nice state of being with all of those familiar deep thoughts, realizations and connections. This is mostly what I use cannabis for as I consider myself a deep thinker who is very interested in conciousness and enlightened spiritual being.
Background Information- I'm 32 years old, hold a professional job in management and a second job out of my home. I have never missed any work time due to drugs. I'm 6' and 200lbs. I have been smoking for about 1 and a half years now and over the last 10 months or so, I have become a daily smoker but only in the evenings to relax and chill out. I listen to tons of electronic ambient music which on its own can make you feel pretty weird!
My first bad experience was when I first started smoking after an 11 year hiatus. I smoked way too much and became a vegetable. I could hear everything but could not speak or stand. I remember thinking to myself that I must have caused brain damage. What helped was my friend talking into my ear and me remembering the words 'Nobody has ever died from a weed overdose.' I woke up fine the next morning and had no side affects. It was just scarey.
My second bad experience came a year plus later, just a few months ago from writing this. I was smoking a J made of many old roaches. One minute I was fine and thinking this really wasnt hitting me. The next instant, I was in a complete state of extreme depression and self loathing. Way too far down. This was serious. I was out of my mind down on myself. I was obtusely concerned with what others thought of me. I was recently gauging my ear ring to a 2 gauge tunnel eyelet and none of my friends or family liked it at all.
I didnt care until suddenly now I was overly wrapped up in other people's opinions of me. I hated everything about me. THEN, I started to feel this tremdously scarey 'mind slippage'. Thats the only term I can think of to describe it. I could physically feel in my head some kind of slippage and it was extremely hard to hold onto reality.  This might sound funny to some people but it was a horrific experience. I have a 9 year old daughter very much in my life and losing my mind now was not a good proposition.
I got up and put on some shoes to go jogging around just oustide my door thinking I could burn some of this off. All to no avail. I came back in, sat with my girlfriend, a very experienced smoker and some experience in tripping- she helped as much as she could but I couldnt stop this feeling in my head like I was on the verge of complete insanity or seizures or something. I kept bouncing my leg, needed to keep my concentration, but couldn't. I was freakin out. This all hit me within 10-15 minutes of smoking and lasted a HARD 2 hours. The only way I got rid of it was to fall asleep with my girlfriend on the couch and hope that I woke up sane.
The next day, I did wake up sane, but I still had some residual depression. The things that came up while I was tripping were still items of thought even as I was straight. The scariness of it all was also on my mind. I wondered if it is possible to lose ones mind permanently from cannabis. I still wonder about this.
The third episode happened within a month later of the above and was marked by massive anxiety and excessive shakes. This was from smoking only about a quarter of a blunt. My girlfriend was out for the evening and I just started to get mildly worried about her as it grew later. Nothing more than the usual person's concern, but being high made these thoughts into monsters. The anxiety and panic attacks came on and the shaking was huge!! My body temp must have fallen to near hypothermia because thats just how it felt. I went to bed and shook violently until I somehow fell asleep. I was fine the next morning. No side affect, no perm damange.
This last episode just ocurred last night. I was at my home in the evening. We procurred a new buy and we were eager to try it out. As usual, we rolled a very medium blunt and lit up. Within 3 minutes I felt I was in 'the zone' with slight enhancements all around and deep conversation. I did not consider myself very high as I could still keep thought patterns and follow my own ideas. I was getting a little depressed that our new buy wasnt all that great.
I smoked more than usual- probably 6 hits more than the normal. I was feeling 'more' high, but then took 2 more hits for good measure and then put it out. My girlfriend was telling me that she was extremely baked, but I told her I barely was. I was listening to Loop Guru's cd 'Amrita' which has excellent world beats, drums,funky base lines and some cool Hindu voices or chants. I then began to wonder what other people (here we go again) think about me because I play this music in my office at work. I'm thinking these people must really think I'm wacked out. This music is quite deep and 'intelligent' to me and I swear it was made for being in states like this.
My girl asked how I was. My response NOW was; 'Way too high. This is bad. Way tooo high.' It had only been a few minutes later. She told me I should just chill and enjoy my surroundings. Problem was I was not experiencing an 'outside surrounding' type high. I was having an extreme 'Inner self' high. I swear those are the worst. One simple little thought turns into huge monsters of thoughts. I was in a place that was very scarey to me once again.
This was more than being high. This had to be more like a trip. I have never tripped on any psychedlics but this had to be just like one. Then the shakes came on. Violent whole body shakes. Again, my temp must have plummeted down because I could barely hold a glass of water. I could barely raise my arm. It was like I was actually freezing to death slowly. My brain was working very slowly. Then came that damned 'Mind Slippage' again. Guys. This is a bad feeling. I'd love to hear if anybody else ever gets that way. I finally laid down with my girlfriend and some blankets to warm up. My thoughts were very far gone and I had to concentrate very hard to stay in reality.
If I closed my eyes, I could feel myself leaving my body. I remember thinking 'so this is what its like when you die, You just sort of lift out..' and I startled back to open eyes again. If I had any deep thought, my mind would slip close to that brink of insanity again. (Or so it felt like). I did not have any hallucinations, and auditory was just enhanced. It was all mental really. Although I knew this has happened before, I always reserve that idea that maybe this is the time that I wont come back to myself ever. I was losing my sense of identity too big time. I couldnt think the same about my girlfriend and I couldnt find anything familiar to think about or concentrate on. I was too deep inside.
Again, I finally warmed up and what was really weird was all of a sudden I was instantly straight as an arrow- like: Wow. Where the hell did I just come from? Wow. I could just get up and go to work if I had to. Instantly fine. But then about 5 min later, I fell back into the highness again. I felt better being warm and didnt feel like I was dying anymore, so I drifted off to sleep. I was fine the next day once again. All n all, I'm happy with that purchase. That stuff took me places I've never been. And all without drowsiness, dry eyes or severe cottonmouth. Just overly mental.
One note I just thought of- I have been afraid of becoming lost since I was a child. I have a huge fear of being lost. I think these super highs take me on an unfamiliar trip and make me feel lost. This then creates panic and anxiety therefore a bad trip.
 Sometimes I feel like I just get the same buzz over and over so I almost 'ask' or 'pray' to the spirits to show me something new or make me 'more high.'. Well, be careful for what you wish for. You just might get it. I just wasnt mentally ready for it yet. I'm still all about explorations but I need to get over my fears and my concerns for what others think about me. I guess I'm not ready for the shrooms or salvia yet. Damn.
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The Board of Alderman approved the hike which is up from $47 a month.
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final class TestSeq
A test sequence is a sequence of patterns that (1) occured in templates in the same mode (2) share the same kernel node type (e.g. A/B and C/C/B) (3) may also contain patterns matching "*" and "node()" (element sequence only) or matching "@*" (attribute sequence only). A test sequence may have a default template, which will be instantiated if none of the other patterns match.
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Default template for this test sequence |
private InstructionList |
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Instruction list representing this test sequence. |
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Integer code for the kernel type of this test sequence |
private Mode |
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Vector of all patterns in the test sequence. |
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TestSeq(java.util.Vector patterns,
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Compile the code for this test sequence. |
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Returns, by reference, the templates that are included in this test sequence. |
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◆ BoundaryCeilingMaterial
| Material Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Boundary.MixedRealityBoundaryVisualizationProfile.BoundaryCeilingMaterial |
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The material to use for displaying the boundary ceiling.
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The developer defined height of the boundary, in meters.
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◆ BoundaryWallMaterial
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The material to use for displaying the boundary geometry walls.
◆ BoundaryWallsPhysicsLayer
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The physics layer to assign to the generated boundary walls.
◆ CeilingPhysicsLayer
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The physics layer to assign to the generated boundary ceiling.
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The material to use for the floor GameObjectwhen created by the boundary system.
◆ FloorPhysicsLayer
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The physics layer to assign to the generated floor.
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The size at which to display the rectangular floor plane GameObject.
◆ PlayAreaMaterial
| Material Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Boundary.MixedRealityBoundaryVisualizationProfile.PlayAreaMaterial |
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The material to use for the rectangular play area GameObject.
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The physics layer to assign to the generated play area.
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| bool Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Boundary.MixedRealityBoundaryVisualizationProfile.ShowBoundaryCeiling |
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Should the boundary system display the boundary ceiling?
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Should the boundary system display the boundary geometry walls?
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Should the boundary system display the floor?
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Should the boundary system display the play area?
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Should the boundary system display the tracked area?
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The material to use for the boundary geometry GameObject.
◆ TrackedAreaPhysicsLayer
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The physics layer to assign to the generated tracked area.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Max Kilman has opened up on the time it has taken for him to reach the level required to play for the club’s first team.
Kilman signed for Wolves from non-league side Maidenhead United in the summer of 2018, and has since been battling for a place in manager Nuno Espirito Santo’s starting line-up.
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JIMENEZ MAKES WOLVES VOW
Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez was on target twice as he helped Mexico secure qualification to next year’s CONCACAF Nations League semi-finals.
The Wolves frontman was in form for his country as he bagged two goals in a 3-0 win away at Panama on Friday night.
Jimenez opened the scoring in the 8th minute in a scrappy game in Estadio Rommel Fernandez, set up a Edson Alvarez's tap in in the 70th and sealed the win with a late penalty.
Mexico are next in action on Tuesday night against Bermuda, where Jimenez will be keen to add to his goal tally.
The Wolves striker is happy for his county to win against a country that has been a difficult opponent for Mexico down the years.
"I'm happy with the result, because historically we don't do well here [but] the goals went through for us," Jimenez told ESPN.
Wolves return to Premier League action next Saturday against Bournemouth, in what will be a quick turnaround for Jimenez given he will in action on the other side of the world in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
The 28-year-old says that he is “perfecting” his role at Wolves, but is keen to keep on improving for the Molineux outfit.
WOLVES’ BEST PLAYER SO FAR
Wolverhampton Wanderers have enjoyed a steady start to their second season back in the Premier League.
Going into the November international break, Nuno Espirito Santo 's side have racked up 16 points from their opening 12 league fixtures.
Their final fixture before the two-week hiatus saw Wolves claim a 2-1 win over local rivals Aston Villa at Molineux.
As we are in the midst of the international break, we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to reflect on the campaign so far.
Wolves reporter Alex Dicken has rated every old gold player after every Premier League game.
Here's how they have fared and how they rank alongside their teammates:


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## Angular Route Guards
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# What is a route guard?
A route guard is some code that runs between the "`NavigationStart`" and "`NavigationEnd`" router events.
### Or to put it simply... A route guard is just some code that runs between when the user navigates to a route and when the component associated with that route renders.
The component associated with the route will only render if the return value of the guard is `true`.
# What can you use route guards for?
- Prevent users from accessing a page until authenticated - Prevent certain users from accessing a page based on an arbitrary piece of data - Fetch / Process data before showing the route - Confirm with the user if they really would like to leave - Notify the user of pending unsaved changes before the next route loads - etc...
# Okay show me the code already! :D
# There are three different types of route guards
## Can Activate This will only resolve a route if the return value is true. ``` @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class ExampleGuard implements CanActivate { canActivate( next: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot ): Observable
| Promise
| boolean { return true; } } ```
## Can Activate Child This will only resolve a child route if the return value is true. ``` @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class ExampleGuard implements CanActivate { canActivateChild( next: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot ): Observable
| Promise
| boolean { return true; } } ```
## Can Deactivate This will only resolve the next route if the return value is true. ``` export interface CanComponentDeactivate { canDeactivate: () => Observable
| Promise
| boolean; } @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class CanDeactivateGuard implements CanDeactivate
{ canDeactivate(component: CanComponentDeactivate) { return ( component.canDeactivate ? component.canDeactivate() : true ); } } ```
## Notice the return types the canActivate accepts ``` Observable
| Promise
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The United Kingdom's opposition Labour Party said on Monday it would examine closely a proposal to ban private jets and consult with the industry about a phase-out date for the use of fossil-fuel private planes.
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iOS Module Project
Introduction
This guide covers how to manage your module project as well as how to add third-party frameworks and bundle assets with your module.
Prerequisite
In order to develop iOS modules, you need to have your environment setup to build iOS applications with the Titanium SDK.
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To setup Titanium, see Setting up Studio.
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To setup your environment for iOS, see Installing the iOS SDK.
Project structure
When you create a new project, it generates the following directories and files. Titanium expects to find files in certain directories with a specific naming convention.
|
Filename / Directory |
Description / Purpose |
|
.gitignore |
A special .gitignore file used by the revision control system git to instruct it to ignore certain temporary files and directories. This file is not distributed with your module. This file can be safely ignored if you are not using git. |
|
README |
The file that gives a short explanation of the module project. This file is not distributed with your module. |
|
assets |
The directory where you should place module assets, such as images. |
|
documentation |
The directory where you should place your module documentation for end-users. The file index.md is a Markdown-formatted template file that you should use when writing your module documentation. You may also write your documentation using the TDoc Specification. This is only required for module distributed in the Appcelerator Marketplace. You can safely ignore this directory if you do not intend to distribute your module. |
|
example |
The directory where your module example(s) should go. The file app.js will be generated to include a sample loading of your module in a test window. This file can be used for quickly testing your module as well as give an example to end-users on how to use your module. This directory is distributed with your module. |
|
ios/Classes |
The directory where you Objective-C headers and implementation classes should go, used by the Xcode compiler. By default, when you create a new project, you are given a boiler plate module class (ModuleIdModule.h and ModuleIdModule.m) and the auto-generated module assets class (ModuleIdModuleAssets.h and ModuleIdModuleAssets.m). These files are not distributed with your module. For information about these files, see iOS Module Architecture. |
|
ios/<MODULE_ID>_Prefix.pch |
The pre-compiled header file used by the Xcode compiler. This file is not distributed with your module. |
|
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ios/manifest |
A special file that describes metadata about your module and used by the Titanium compiler. This file is required and is distributed with your module. |
|
ios/module.xcconfig |
A special file used by Xcode when your module is compiled in an end-user Titanium application which references your module. |
|
ios/platform |
Directory to place native frameworks and (static) libraries in. Examples are .framework and .a files. |
|
ios/Resources |
Directory for platform-specific assets. This is analogous to the app/platform directory in a standard Titanium application project, and contains platform-specific assets that are not processed by Titanium but copied over to the module's package. For example, place any third-party frameworks or bundles you want to use with the module in this folder. Note: This directory will only be recognized in Titanium Mobile 5.2.0.GA and later. |
|
ios/test.xcodeproj |
The directory which contains your Xcode project. Open this directory to launch your module project in Xcode. This directory is not distributed with your module. |
|
ios/timodule.xml |
Titanium module configuration file. The format is described in tiapp.xml and timodule.xml Reference. This file is not currently supported by iOS modules. |
|
ios/titanium.xcconfig |
A special file used by Xcode when your module is compiled when building your module. This file is a Xcode configuration file which can setup special compiler and linker directives that are specific to your module. This file is not distributed with your module and only used during module development. |
The CLI generates a module project containing multiple platforms. The module contains platform-dependent folders, for example, ios , that contain platform-specific resources and common folders for assets, documentation and examples.
Titanium .xcconfig file
The titanium.xcconfig file is used when compiling your module for packaging. It defines the following environment variables:
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TITANIUM_SDK_VERSION: Version of the Titanium SDK to build the module library.
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TITANIUM_SDK: Path to the Titanium SDK.
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TITANIUM_BASE_SDK: Path to the Titanium SDK iOS header files. Do not modify.
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TITANIUM_BASE_SDK2: Path to the Titanium SDK iOS TiCore header files. Do not modify.
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TITANIUM_BASE_SDK3: Path to the Titanium SDK iOS JavaScriptCore header files. Do not modify.
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HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS: Path to the Titanium SDK header files. Do not modify.
Normally, you do not need to edit this file once it is created. If you delete the Titanium SDK referenced by the file, you need to update the TITANIUM_SDK_VERSION and TITANIUM_SDK variables to use another Titanium SDK to build the module.
Module .xcconfig file
If your module needs a special Framework, other system library or special compiler directives, you can use the module's xcconfig file to define them. The module.xcconfig is used by the application compiler when the application is built and your module is referenced. This allows you to control the compiler directives used during this process.
For a list of variables you can add to this file, see Xcode Build Setting Reference.
For example, if you include the iOS 11 CoreML framework with your module, you need to modify the OTHER_LDFLAGS variable to include the framework. To not overwrite the Titanium application's OTHER_LDFLAGS variable, add $(inherited).
OTHER_LDFLAGS=$(inherited) -framework CoreML
Manifest file
Titanium module metadata is described in a special text file named manifest. This file is a simple key/value property format.
Before you distribute your module, you must edit this manifest and change a few values. Some of the values are pre-generated and should not be edited. These are noted with the comment before them. In the manifest file, any line starting with a hash character (#) is ignored. The following are the descriptions of each entry in the manifest:
|
Key |
Description/Purpose |
|
version |
This is the version of your module. You should change this value each time you make major changes and distribute them. Version should be in the dotted notation (X.Y.Z) and must not contain any spaces or non-number characters. |
|
architectures |
The binary architectures the module supports as a delimited list. Example: armv7 arm64 i386 x86_64 |
|
description |
This is a human-readable description of your module. It should be short and suitable for display next to your module name. |
|
author |
This is a human-readable author name you want to display next to your module. It can simply be your personal name, such as "Jon Doe" or an organizational name such as "Axway Appcelerator". |
|
license |
This is a human-readable name of your license. You should use a short description such as "Apache Public License", "MIT" or "Commercial". |
|
copyright |
This is a human-readable copyright string for your module. For example, "Copyright (c) 2010-Present by Axway Appcelerator, Inc." |
|
name |
This is a read-only name of your module that is generated when you created your project. You must not edit this value. |
|
moduleid |
This is a read-only module id of your module that is generated when you created your project. You should not edit this value. NOTE: you must generate a unique id. We recommend using your reverse-DNS company name + module_name as a pattern to guarantee uniqueness. The Titanium Marketplace will only allow unique module ids when distributing modules. If you must edit this value, you must also edit the value in your module implementation file. |
|
guid |
This is a read-only unique module id for your module that is generated when you created your project. You must not edit this value. |
|
platform |
This is a read-only platform target of your module that is generated when you created your project. You must not edit this value. |
|
minsdk |
The is a generated value for the minimum Titanium SDK version that was used when creating your module. |
CLI tasks
Create a new module project
To create a new module project, run the following Titanium CLI command:
appc new -d
/PATH/TO/WORKSPACE
-n <MODULE_NAME> --
id
<MODULE_ID>
### when prompted for the project type, select "Titanium Module"
### Example
$ appc new -p ios -n
test
--
id
com.example.
test
Appcelerator Command-Line Interface, version 7.0.2
Copyright (c) 2014-2018, Appcelerator, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
? What
type
of project are you creating?
Native App
Arrow App
❯ Titanium Module
Apple Watch App
If you omit any of the options, the CLI will prompt you to enter them.
Build and package the module
To build and package a module, run the appc run -p ios --build-only command inside the ios directory.
cd
/<PATH_TO_MODULE_PROJECT>/<MODULE_NAME>
/ios
ti build -p ios --build-only
After the build completes, you should have a ZIP file in the iphone directory and see the following message in the console:
** BUILD SUCCEEDED **
With the ZIP file, you can either:
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Uncompress it in the Titanium SDK home path to install the module globally for all your Titanium applications
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Uncompress it in a Titanium project's parent directory to install the module locally for that one Titanium application
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Distribute the ZIP file
Studio tasks
Create a new module project
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From the menu, select File > New > Mobile Module Project to open the New Mobile Module Project dialog.
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In the Project name field, enter a name for the module.
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In the Module Id field, enter a module ID for the module.
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In Deployment Targets, select iOS.
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Click Next.
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In the Module Manifest File page, enter information about your module, such as the license information, version number, etc. You can also edit this information in the manifest file later.
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Click Finish.
Build and package the module
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Select your module folder in the Project Explorer view.
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Verify Package and iOS Module are displayed in Launch Mode and Launch Target, respectively.
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Click the Package icon to open the Package iOS Module dialog.
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In Output Location, select either
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Titanium SDK to install the module in the Titanium SDK home path to be accessed by any Titanium application
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Mobile App Project and choose an application to install the module locally that can be accessed by one that Titanium application
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Location and enter a path to copy the ZIP file to for distribution
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Click Finish.
Test the module
To test a module:
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Create a new Titanium Classic or Alloy project.
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Install the module to either the Titanium SDK home directory or in the project.
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Add the module as a dependency to the project.
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Load the module and make module API calls.
Link the test application and the module projects
To make it easier to debug your module, you can link the module to the test application. Then you can run the test application, which will rebuild the module project. You need to build the test application and module project at least once before proceeding.
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Close the module project if it is open in Xcode.
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Open the test application's Xcode project (PROJECT_NAME/build/iphone/PROJECT_NAME.xcodeproj).
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Expand the Frameworks folder, right-click the module library (lib<MODULE_ID>.a) and select Delete.
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Click Remove Reference.
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Right-click the project name and select Add Files to <PROJECT_NAME>...
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In the dialog:
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Locate your module's Xcode project and select it.
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Uncheck Copy item if needed if it is checked.
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Select all targets under Add to targets.
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Click Add.
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In the project's Build Phases:
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Under Target Dependencies, click the Add button, then select the module and click Add.
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Under Link Binaries with Libraries, click the Add button, then select the module library (lib<MODULE_ID>.a) and click Add.
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From the menu bar, select Product > Clean.
After you are done, the module Xcode project should be under the test application Xcode project. Expand the module Xcode project. You can edit and work on your module project, then build the test application project to test the module.
If the module project appears under the test application project, but you cannot expand the module project, the module project was opened when you linked the two projects together. Exit Xcode, then reopen the test application Xcode project.
Add a third-party framework
Since release 6.2.0, Titanium supports both static and dynamic framworks. Frameworks written in Swift are also supported if they expose an Objective-C interface header in combination with the Swift framework hook. Please refer to the individual framework to see if it meets this requirement to be used with Titanium and if it requires additional configuration.
To use a third-party framework in your module, add the framework to the module's platform directory, so it can be copied over during the module's build process and linked when building the application. Add and setup the framework in Xcode then code and build your project to verify the project compiles correctly. If you are targeting Titanium 6.2.0 and above, these setup steps is all you have to complete as the frameworks will be integrated automatically. In older versions, you need to take additional steps to modify the module's module.xcconfig file to include the path to the framework when it is installed in a local project or globally in the Titanium SDK home directory, and modify the linker flags to include the framework when building the application.
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Copy the framework to the module project's ios/platform directory.
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Open the module project in Xcode and open ios/<PROJECT_NAME>.xcodeproj.
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Add the framework to the project: Right-click the project name and select Add File to <PROJECT_NAME>...
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Follow any additional directions to incorporate the framework, such as adding additional linker flags.
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Verify that the framework is included in the project. In Build Phases, check that static frameworks are listed in the Link Binary With Libraries section. Dynamic frameworks need to be added to the Embedded Binaries section, which will also generate the entry in the Link Binary With Libraries section.
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In your header and source files, add the framework's header files and add the third-party APIs.
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Optional: this step is only required if your module needs to be compatible with in Titanium 6.2.0 and earlier: Open the module project's ios/module.xcconfig file and set the:
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FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS variable to the path(s) to the module's platform directory once it is installed. The example below specifies the local install location and global install locations.
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OTHER_LDFLAGS variable to the -framework <FRAMEWORK_NAME> for each framework you are adding. Add the $(inherited) variable to the beginning to not overwrite the variable for the application build command.
FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS=$(SRCROOT)/../..
/modules/iphone/
<MODULE_ID>/<MODULE_VERSION>
/platform
/Library/Application
\ Support
/Titanium/modules/iphone/
<MODULE_ID>/<MODULE_VERSION>
/platform
~
/Library/Application
\ Support
/Titanium/modules/iphone/
<MODULE_ID>/<MODULE_VERSION>
/platform
OTHER_LDFLAGS=$(inherited) -framework <FRAMEWORK_NAME>
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Set any other build settings the framework might require via the module's ios/module.xconfig to make sure they get applied when building the application.
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Build your project in Xcode to verify it will compile and link correctly.
Bundle module assets
To distribute module assets with your module distribution, you must place them in the assets directory of your project. Any assets within this folder (with the exception of JavaScript files) will be distributed and copied into the folder pattern "module/<moduleid>" in the application bundle. You can then load them using this relative path from your Objective-C code. For example, assuming you had a module image named "foo.png". You could load that using the following example:
NSString *path = [NSString stringWithFormat:@
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,[self moduleId]];
NSURL *url = [TiUtils toURL:path proxy:self];
UIImage *image = [TiUtils image:url proxy:self];
Format / Lint source-code
The Titanium SDK uses clang-format to have a unified code-style in its source-code (clang-format for iOS and Android, ESLint for the CLI). You can do the same by following the following few steps:
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Copy the .clang-format file from here to the "ios/" directory of your module project, e.g. <module-root>/ios/.clang-format
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Install the clang-format CLI: npm install -g clang-format
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Optional: Ensure that you have your module project in Git to be able to restore the old files in case you do not like the predefined format
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Format your source with: clang-format -style=file -i Classes/*
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Thats it! All native files have been formatted.
Now that you have a format, you can also extend your .clang-format with more formatting rules or adjust existing ones to match your own code style.
Distribute your module through the Appcelerator Marketplace
To distribute your module through the Titanium+Plus Marketplace, you'll first need to package normally. Once you have tested your module locally and are ready to distribute it, you can then submit it to the marketplace for distribution. There are several prerequisites you'll need before you can distribute:
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You must have a valid Titanium developer account.

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You must have a valid license text in the LICENSE file in your project.
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You must have a valid documentation file in the index.md file in your documentation directory of your project.
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You must specify some additional metadata upon upload such as the price (which can be free).
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If you are charging for your module, you must establish a payment setup with Appcelerator so we can pay you.
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You must accept the Titanium+Plus Marketplace terms of service agreement.
Once you have upload your module and completed the necessary submission steps, your module will be queued for submission and availability in the marketplace directory.


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| | FrequencyTimeBalancerImp (double minimum_frequency, double maximum_frequency) |
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| virtual | ~FrequencyTimeBalancerImp ()=default |
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| std::vector< double > | balance_frequencies_by_time (const std::vector< double > &previous_times, const std::vector< double > &previous_control_frequencies, const std::vector< double > &previous_achieved_frequencies, const std::vector< std::pair< unsigned int, double > > &frequency_limits_by_high_priority_count, double low_priority_frequency) override |
| | Return the recommended frequency controls given observed times while operating under a given set of previous frequency controls. The returned vector is the same size as the input vectors. More...
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| double | get_target_time () const override |
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| | FrequencyTimeBalancer ()=default |
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| virtual | ~FrequencyTimeBalancer ()=default |
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◆ FrequencyTimeBalancerImp() [1/2]
| geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp |
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◆ FrequencyTimeBalancerImp() [2/2]
| geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp |
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◆ ~FrequencyTimeBalancerImp()
| virtual geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::~FrequencyTimeBalancerImp |
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◆ balance_frequencies_by_time()
| std::vector< double > geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::balance_frequencies_by_time |
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const std::vector< double > & |
previous_times, |
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previous_control_frequencies, |
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const std::vector< double > & |
previous_achieved_frequencies, |
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const std::vector< std::pair< unsigned int, double > > & |
frequency_limits_by_high_priority_count, |
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Return the recommended frequency controls given observed times while operating under a given set of previous frequency controls. The returned vector is the same size as the input vectors.
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| previous_times | Time spent in the region to be balanced, measured by any domain. |
| previous_control_frequencies | Frequency control last applied over the region to be balanced, measured by the same domain as previous_times . |
| previous_achieved_frequencies | Average observed frequencies over the region to be balanced, measured by the same domain as previous_times . |
Implements geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancer.
◆ get_target_time()
| double geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::get_target_time |
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◆ make_shared()
| static std::shared_ptr<FrequencyTimeBalancer> geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::make_shared |
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maximum_frequency |
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◆ make_unique()
| static std::unique_ptr<FrequencyTimeBalancer> geopm::FrequencyTimeBalancerImp::make_unique |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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