NAACCR XML Utility
Table of Contents
Introduction
This tool can be used to transform a NAACCR flat-file (fixed column) into the corresponding NAACCR XML format and vice-versa.
It can also be used to validate a given NAACCR XML file.
This tool is not a data conversion tool; it simply translates one format into another.
The supported NAACCR versions and record types are listed on the individual pages of the tool.
Data files can be compressed using the GZip (.gz) compression.
Several software can be found online to compress/uncompress a given file.
For example,
7-Zip is a free standalone program that will handle the two compression methods.
The utility tool allows you to select the compression as part of the conversion options.
By default, the compression is set to the same one as the source file, but that can be changed by using the compression drop-down.
Follow the following steps to convert a flat file into the corresponding XML format:
- In the left navigation bar, select the Flat to XML button.
- Use the Browse button and select the source data file you would like to convert.
- Review the target file and the compression drop-down; change the values if the default ones are not what you need.
- Review the processing options.
- If you need to, provide a user-defined dictionary.
- Click the Process Source File button.
- The file will first be analyzed, and the processing will start automatically if no issues are detected during the analysis.
- The interface will show the created file, its size and the processing time; it might also show some warnings gathered during the processing.
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Follow the following steps to convert an XML file into the corresponding flat-file format:
- In the left navigation bar, select the XML to Flat button.
- Use the Browse button and select the source data file you would like to convert.
- Review the target file and the compression drop-down; change the values if the default ones are not what you need.
- Review the processing options.
- If you need to, provide a user-defined dictionary.
- Click the Process Source File button.
- The file will first be analyzed, and the processing will start automatically if no issues are detected during the analysis.
- The interface will show the created file, its size and the processing time; it might also show some warnings gathered during the processing.
Re-creating an XML file using different options
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Follow the following steps to re-create an XML file using specific options (for example to add the NAACCR Item Numbers):
- In the left navigation bar, select the XML to XML button.
- Use the Browse button and select the source data file you would like to convert.
- Review the target file and the compression drop-down; change the values if the default ones are not what you need.
- Review the processing options.
- If you need to, provide a user-defined dictionary.
- Click the Process Source File button.
- The file will first be analyzed, and the processing will start automatically if no issues are detected during the analysis.
- The interface will show the created file, its size and the processing time; it might also show some warnings gathered during the processing.
Follow the following steps to validate a given NAACCR XML file:
- In the left navigation bar, select the XML Validation button.
- Use the Browse button and select the source data file you would like to validate.
- Review the target file and the compression drop-down; change the values if the default ones are not what you need.
- Review the processing options.
- If you need to, provide a user-defined dictionary.
- Click the Process Source File button.
- The file will first be analyzed, and the processing will start automatically if no issues are detected during the analysis.
- The interface will show the created file, its size and the processing time; it might also show some warnings gathered during the processing.
Follow the following steps to view one of the standard NAACCR dictionaries:
- In the left navigation bar, select the Standard Dictionaries button.
- Select one of the dictionaries in the drop-down.
You can also use the
Extract to CSV... button to create a CSV file containing all the data items of dictionary currently selected.
To create your own user-defined dictionary, select the
Dictionary Editor button in the left navigation bar.
The toolbar on the top of the page allows the following actions:
- Load: load an existing dictionary from an XML file.
- Save: save the current dictionary in the current file.
- Save As: save the current dictionary in a new file.
- Validate: validate the current dictionary.
When editing your dictionary, you may modify the following fields:
-
URI: this is a sequence of characters that uniquely identifies your dictionary; by convention it looks like an online address (a URL), but the dictionary itself doesn't have to be maintained online at that address.
- Version: which NAACCR version your dictionary will be used for; leaving the value to
Any implies that it can be used with several versions (this usually requires to leave the Start Columns blank in the data items since items tends to shift location in the flat file standard).
- Description: an optional description for you dictionary.
- Data Items: the data items making up your dictionary. The following properties can be modified for each item:
-
ID: a sequence of characters that uniquely identifies the data item; to minimize conflicts it is recommended to use a prefix for every data item that is relevant to your company or organization.
- Num: a number that also uniquely identifies the data item.
- Name: the data item name.
- Start Col: this is only applicable for old (pre-NAACCR-21) dictionaries, but the column is still displayed for all dictionaries.
- Length: the data item length.
- Record Types: to which record type(s) this data item applies.
- Parent XML Element: the parent XML tag of the data item in the NAACCR XML structure.
- Data Type: the data type of this data item; leaving the default value of
Text means that you impose no restriction on the values that the data item can have in the XML data files.
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Padding: the padding rule to apply when writing values to a flat or XML file (this libraries doesn't apply padding rules by default but offers an option to turn that feature on).
- Trimming: the trimming rule to apply when reading values form a flat file (most data items should be left to the all default value.
To add or remove rows in the data item tables, use the table context menu by right-clicking on one of its rows. Not all options might be available depending which row is selected.
For more information about the NAACCR XML standard and the meaning of those attributes, check out the implementation guide on the
NAACCR website.
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setTemplateSettings(DeviceManagementConfigurationSettingTemplate $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementConfigurationSettingTemplate
-
The templateSettings
Return values
DeviceManagement —setTermsAndConditions()
Sets the termsAndConditions The terms and conditions associated with device management of the company.
public
setTermsAndConditions(TermsAndConditions $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : TermsAndConditions
-
The termsAndConditions
Return values
DeviceManagement —setTroubleshootingEvents()
Sets the troubleshootingEvents The list of troubleshooting events for the tenant.
public
setTroubleshootingEvents(DeviceManagementTroubleshootingEvent $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementTroubleshootingEvent
-
The troubleshootingEvents
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUnlicensedAdminstratorsEnabled()
Sets the unlicensedAdminstratorsEnabled When enabled, users assigned as administrators via Role Assignment Memberships do not require an assigned Intune license. Prior to this, only Intune licensed users were granted permissions with an Intune role unless they were assigned a role via Azure Active Directory. You are limited to 350 unlicensed direct members for each AAD security group in a role assignment, but you can assign multiple AAD security groups to a role if you need to support more than 350 unlicensed administrators. Licensed administrators are unaffected, do not have to be direct members, nor does the 350 member limit apply. This property is read-only.
public
setUnlicensedAdminstratorsEnabled(bool $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The unlicensedAdminstratorsEnabled
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance User experience analytics appHealth Application Performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersion()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersion User experience analytics appHealth Application Performance by App Version
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersion(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersion $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersion
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersion
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDetails()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDetails User experience analytics appHealth Application Performance by App Version details
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDetails(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersionDetails $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersionDetails
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDetails
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId User experience analytics appHealth Application Performance by App Version Device Id
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByAppVersionDeviceId
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByOSVersion()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByOSVersion User experience analytics appHealth Application Performance by OS Version
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByOSVersion(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByOSVersion $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthAppPerformanceByOSVersion
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthApplicationPerformanceByOSVersion
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance User experience analytics appHealth Model Performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDeviceModelPerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance User experience analytics appHealth Device Performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails User experience analytics device performance details
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthDevicePerformanceDetails
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance User experience analytics appHealth OS version Performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOSVersionPerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOverview()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOverview User experience analytics appHealth overview
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOverview(UserExperienceAnalyticsCategory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsCategory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsAppHealthOverview
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsBaselines()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsBaselines User experience analytics baselines
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsBaselines(UserExperienceAnalyticsBaseline $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsBaseline
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsBaselines
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsCategories()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsCategories User experience analytics categories
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsCategories(UserExperienceAnalyticsCategory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsCategory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsCategories
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceMetricHistory()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceMetricHistory User experience analytics device metric history
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceMetricHistory(UserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceMetricHistory
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance User experience analytics device performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDevicePerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores User experience analytics device scores
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores(UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceScores
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory User experience analytics device Startup History
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory(UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupHistory
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcesses()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcesses User experience analytics device Startup Processes
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcesses(UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcess $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcess
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcesses
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance User experience analytics device Startup Process Performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDeviceStartupProcessPerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsDevicesWithoutCloudIdentity()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsDevicesWithoutCloudIdentity User experience analytics devices without cloud identity.
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsDevicesWithoutCloudIdentity(UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceWithoutCloudIdentity $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsDeviceWithoutCloudIdentity
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsDevicesWithoutCloudIdentity
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess User experience analytics impacting process
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess(UserExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsImpactingProcess
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory User experience analytics metric history
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory(UserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsMetricHistory
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsModelScores()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsModelScores User experience analytics model scores
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsModelScores(UserExperienceAnalyticsModelScores $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsModelScores
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsModelScores
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice User experience analytics devices not Windows Autopilot ready.
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice(UserExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsNotAutopilotReadyDevice
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsOverview()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsOverview User experience analytics overview
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsOverview(UserExperienceAnalyticsOverview $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsOverview
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsOverview
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary User experience analytics regression summary
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary(UserExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsRegressionSummary
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection User experience analytics remote connection
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection(UserExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsRemoteConnection
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance User experience analytics resource performance
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance(UserExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsResourcePerformance
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory User experience analytics device Startup Score History
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory(UserExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsScoreHistory
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsSettings()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsSettings User experience analytics device settings
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsSettings(UserExperienceAnalyticsSettings $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsSettings
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsSettings
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric User experience analytics work from anywhere hardware readiness metrics.
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric(UserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereHardwareReadinessMetric
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetrics()
Sets the userExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetrics User experience analytics work from anywhere metrics.
public
setUserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetrics(UserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetric $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetric
-
The userExperienceAnalyticsWorkFromAnywhereMetrics
Return values
DeviceManagement —setUserPfxCertificates()
Sets the userPfxCertificates Collection of PFX certificates associated with a user.
public
setUserPfxCertificates(UserPFXCertificate $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : UserPFXCertificate
-
The userPfxCertificates
Return values
DeviceManagement —setVirtualEndpoint()
Sets the virtualEndpoint
public
setVirtualEndpoint(VirtualEndpoint $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : VirtualEndpoint
-
The virtualEndpoint
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsAutopilotDeploymentProfiles()
Sets the windowsAutopilotDeploymentProfiles Windows auto pilot deployment profiles
public
setWindowsAutopilotDeploymentProfiles(WindowsAutopilotDeploymentProfile $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsAutopilotDeploymentProfile
-
The windowsAutopilotDeploymentProfiles
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsAutopilotDeviceIdentities()
Sets the windowsAutopilotDeviceIdentities The Windows autopilot device identities contained collection.
public
setWindowsAutopilotDeviceIdentities(WindowsAutopilotDeviceIdentity $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsAutopilotDeviceIdentity
-
The windowsAutopilotDeviceIdentities
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsAutopilotSettings()
Sets the windowsAutopilotSettings The Windows autopilot account settings.
public
setWindowsAutopilotSettings(WindowsAutopilotSettings $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsAutopilotSettings
-
The windowsAutopilotSettings
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsDriverUpdateProfiles()
Sets the windowsDriverUpdateProfiles A collection of windows driver update profiles
public
setWindowsDriverUpdateProfiles(WindowsDriverUpdateProfile $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsDriverUpdateProfile
-
The windowsDriverUpdateProfiles
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsFeatureUpdateProfiles()
Sets the windowsFeatureUpdateProfiles A collection of windows feature update profiles
public
setWindowsFeatureUpdateProfiles(WindowsFeatureUpdateProfile $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsFeatureUpdateProfile
-
The windowsFeatureUpdateProfiles
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummaries()
Sets the windowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummaries The windows information protection app learning summaries.
public
setWindowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummaries(WindowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummary $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummary
-
The windowsInformationProtectionAppLearningSummaries
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummaries()
Sets the windowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummaries The windows information protection network learning summaries.
public
setWindowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummaries(WindowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummary $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummary
-
The windowsInformationProtectionNetworkLearningSummaries
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsMalwareInformation()
Sets the windowsMalwareInformation The list of affected malware in the tenant.
public
setWindowsMalwareInformation(WindowsMalwareInformation $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsMalwareInformation
-
The windowsMalwareInformation
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsMalwareOverview()
Sets the windowsMalwareOverview Malware overview for windows devices.
public
setWindowsMalwareOverview(WindowsMalwareOverview $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsMalwareOverview
-
The windowsMalwareOverview
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsQualityUpdateProfiles()
Sets the windowsQualityUpdateProfiles A collection of windows quality update profiles
public
setWindowsQualityUpdateProfiles(WindowsQualityUpdateProfile $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsQualityUpdateProfile
-
The windowsQualityUpdateProfiles
Return values
DeviceManagement —setWindowsUpdateCatalogItems()
Sets the windowsUpdateCatalogItems A collection of windows update catalog items (fetaure updates item , quality updates item)
public
setWindowsUpdateCatalogItems(WindowsUpdateCatalogItem $val) : DeviceManagement
Parameters
- $val : WindowsUpdateCatalogItem
-
The windowsUpdateCatalogItems


rasterly_points.Rd
Points layer for rasterly
.
rasterly_points( rastObj, data = NULL, mapping = aes(), ..., xlim = NULL, ylim = NULL, max_size = NULL, reduction_func = NULL, layout = NULL, glyph = NULL, group_by_data_table = NULL, inherit.aes = TRUE )
| rastObj | A |
|---|---|
| data | A |
| mapping | Default list of aesthetic mappings to use for plot. If provided and |
| ... | Pass-through arguments provided by |
| xlim | Vector of type numeric. X limits in this layer. |
| ylim | Vector of type numeric. Y limits in this layer. |
| max_size | Numeric. When size changes, the upper bound of the number of pixels over which to spread a single observation. |
| reduction_func | Function. A reduction function is used to aggregate data points into their pixel representations. Currently
supported reduction operators are |
| layout | Character. The method used to generate layouts for multiple images. The default is |
| glyph | Character. Currently, only "circle" and "square" are supported; as the |
| group_by_data_table | Logical. Default is |
| inherit.aes | If |
A list of environments.
Reduction functions
sum
: If on
is not provided within aes()
, the default is to take the sum within each bin.
When on
is specified, the function reduces by taking the sum of all elements within the variable
named in on
.
any
: When on
is provided within aes()
, the any
reduction function specifies whether any
elements in on
should be mapped to each bin.
mean
: If on
is not provided in mapping aes()
, on
would be set as variable "y" by default.
When on
is given, the mean
reduction function takes the mean of all elements within the variable
specified by on
.
m2
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The m2
function computes the sum of
square differences from the mean of all elements in the variable specified by on
.
var
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The var
function computes the variance
over all elements in the vector specified by on
.
sd
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The sd
function computes the standard
deviation over all elements in the vector specified by on
.
first
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The first
function returns the first
element in the vector specified by on
.
last
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The last
function returns the last
element in the vector specified by on
.
min
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The min
function returns the minimum
value in the vector specified by on
.
max
: Requires that on
is specified within aes()
. The min
function returns the maximum
value in the vector specified by on
.
rasterly, rasterly_build, [.rasterly, [<-.rasterly
if (FALSE) { library(rasterly) if(requireNamespace("grid") && requireNamespace("gridExtra")) { x <- rnorm(1e7) y <- rnorm(1e7) category <- sample(1:5, 1e7, replace = TRUE) data.frame(x = x, y = y, category = category) %>% rasterly(mapping = aes(x = x, y = y, color = category)) %>% rasterly_points(layout = "weighted") -> ds1 ds1 # layout with cover data.frame(x = x, y = y, category = category) %>% rasterly(mapping = aes(x = x, y = y, color = category)) %>% rasterly_points(layout = "cover") -> ds2 ds2 # display side by side grid::grid.newpage() gridExtra::grid.arrange( grobs = list(rasterlyGrob(ds1), rasterlyGrob(ds2)), ncol = 2, top = "'weighted' layout versus 'cover' layout" ) } }


./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:47 PM
if it were for other miners to connect to yes... not planning on that so for a solo pool this seems to be working for now
baby steps
i have a dedicated node already hosting several coin daemons and personal block explorers
and i had tested previously connecting to an external daemon instead of the local komodod... even had it polling the VRSC version of AGAMA with KMD loaded up
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:52 PM
never be less concerned about the stability of your solo pool than you'd be about the stability of it if others were involved; after all, your main duty is to yourself
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:53 PM
its a work in progress building to see if an idea I want to try is feasible...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:53 PM
I'd so love to play with VRSC, but I don't have the time or inclination to upgrade my OS and/or mess around with fixing their dynamic linking
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:54 PM
My company is moving into AZURE hosting and I really want to try and put together a project to host internal asset chains and block crawlers... get dev testing blockchain for retail ops use
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:54 PM
You do know that Azure != win10, right?
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:55 PM
yes lol
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:55 PM
k
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:55 PM
baby steps
i dont have that access yet so at least getting itup on a 64 bit win instance helps prove some of the key steps
id really like the dev team to write our own IIS driven webcrawlers and interfaces
scale this onto MSSQL
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:56 PM
I used all my free azure with a debian setup back when NEOS was minable
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:56 PM
we are approaching 1K retail locations worldwide and breaking $6B USD in global sales
if i can drag this company into blockchain i see a ton of good they can do for it
and KMD has a lot of the pieces i believe my idea needs
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 02:59 PM
pissed himself off thinking about NEOS
daemonfox03-Jul-18 02:59 PM
dont feel bad... I held mine through the split and then cashed out at a high... then it went nuts
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:00 PM
I dumped enough NEOS to cover 3 masternodes in order to pay for the Bittrex chain swap
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:00 PM
and my sob story is worse...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:01 PM
The only reason I dumped them was because I was lied to about the updates and the whole mn thing was kept secret until it was done
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:01 PM
I held 4400 BTCD when @jl777c took over... and i spent them on various things shortly after using some to buy two antminers
at peak in Dec that was $1.76M USD
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:03 PM
I sold 35k NEOS for .3 BTC, and all I got out of the deal was 1/27th of 2 NEOS
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:04 PM
ouch
i learned my lesson after...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:04 PM
last I looked, they were sitting at like $2
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:04 PM
ive been holding James' project tokens since then
there is something about realizing you pissed away over $1M USD that changes how you look at crypto...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:05 PM
my NEOS take away: never donate to a project if they are not willing to give you the full details
I've been too lazy and ashamed to figure how much I lost not holding and buying mn
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:08 PM
ashamed... good word... exactly how i felt getting a few thousand $s for what would have been my early retirement
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:11 PM
LOL better one....
If you figure BTC ath value, I spent $44k per S9 for my 1st 2
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:11 PM
yeah me too... got the BTCD traded to BTC and bought S4s when BTC was in the hundreds
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:13 PM
but I did make out quite well on my 1st BTC buy....
Bought at $460 locked in price from coinbase, by the time the bank transfer cleared BTC was at $720 and a week later I cashed out at over $900. 2x in 2 weeks was golden
but, then I did something stupid and bought a dozen S7LNs a week before S9s were released
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:15 PM
i got started with slush pool... and mined a little of 6 BTC from late 2010 into 2012
over*
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:15 PM
crypto was a shitshow for me before I found KMD
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:15 PM
i held mine until it popped at the end of 2012
or 13 i dont remeber now
whenever it broke 1K and i sold it all at 1200
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:16 PM
I didn't get in until 2016
kick myself every day for passing on a GPU group buy in 2010 because I thought Bitcoin was "just a fad"
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:16 PM
lol
yeah...
i had lots of ppl roll their eyes at me too in 2010 and 11
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:17 PM
I literally compared BTC to MySpace
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:17 PM
back then all i had was a Phenom II and an AMD Radeon 5670
2oo KH/s
200*
ok scyrpt
hell i was one of the first ppl to sell LTC on eBay
that was fun
I even made a few $$$ on MEC when it first popped after Dr Kimoto created Gravity Well
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:21 PM
my best per hash mining was UNB. about every 16 months the diff drops super low and I make a killing doing rentals on it, the flip side is it spends 6-9 months after that at insane high diff moving like 1 block a day
last low it was $100+ per block and the diff was like 100k; me and one other guy doing rentals rolled 4032 blocks in like 27 hrs
Alright03-Jul-18 03:24 PM
>ComputerGenie - Today at 11:17 AM
I literally compared BTC to MySpace
Might be an accurate comparison
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:25 PM
Given that we're still trading BTC and I don't know anyone that's been on myspace in close to a decade, I'm gunna say, "no"
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:26 PM
^^
But BTC is quickly becoming Facebook... and too big for its own good and showing signs of stumbling
1
Alright03-Jul-18 03:26 PM
I make that comparison all the time while trying to explain blockchain to normies
like "bitcoin might not grow, but cryptocurrencies overall will"
"could be like myspace"
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:27 PM
I think @daemonfox is more right with farcebook
Hollowman900003-Jul-18 03:27 PM
MySpace is still around
Alright03-Jul-18 03:28 PM
yea so is BTCD
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:28 PM
lololol
touche
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:28 PM
especially, now, with all of the economic driven changes fb keeps making and all of the backend deals to drive the "tech"
#LN :troll:(edited)
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:28 PM
So when do we get FaceBlock?
someone has to be working on that lol
1
i kid...
wookie03-Jul-18 03:29 PM
Is anyone here dual-mining? I'd like to find out how to do it. Any help is appreciated.
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:30 PM
Utrum should be taking care of that in a much more respectable manner
reputations and all...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:31 PM
is morally opposed to dual-mining (and his argument is ironically counter to his argument in favor of asset chains)
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:31 PM
wait...
whats wrong with dual mining?
its been in existence sinc eBTC/NMC
from merged mining to actual dual ming
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:32 PM
If your shitcoin doesn't have the community to sustain it without leaching the hash of some other coin (also lessening the efficiency of mining that higher coin), then your shitcoin should die
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:33 PM
ok...
merged mining was not originally a choice by dev...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:33 PM
no one ever had a merge core that wasn't by choice
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:33 PM
it was a "feature" cloned from BTC coinbase that all clones that didnt change the parameters could do
just like low diff SAFE mining for KMD notaries...
SAFE messed up there
other old coins found out later and chose not to change it
and merge mine
today...
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:34 PM
yeah, that's not even close to right
daemonfox03-Jul-18 03:35 PM
you think NMC and the earliers ones merge mined out of the gate?
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:36 PM
I think someone (I'm too lazy to think of who, when, etc) said .... hey, if we do this, then we can promote "security" without having to have any miners of our own and our shitcoin will pay us free $
wookie03-Jul-18 03:36 PM
can kmd in theory be dual mined with smthg else?
ComputerGenie03-Jul-18 03:36 PM
@wookie ware you asking dual mine or merge mine?
wookie03-Jul-18 03:37 PM
I'm fairly noob to mining. I was asking about dual.


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This nimib example document shows how to:
- apply (or not) a custom style (latex.css); you are looking at default style, for custom style click here
- using latex rendering of equations (thanks to katex)
- having as output an html table (using standard markdown converter to table)
The document itself shows how to use numericalnim to integrate an ODE.
Using NumericalNim
Example of usage of numericalnim.
import
math, numericalnim
ODE
Example 3 from Paul's Online Notes
We want to solve the IVP (Initial Value Problem) for this linear first order differential equation:
$$y' - y = - \frac{1}{2} e^{\frac{t}{2}} \sin(5t) + 5e^{\frac{t}{2}}\cos(5t) \qquad y(0) = 0$$
This ODE has an analytical solution:
$$y(t) = e^{\frac{t}{2}}\sin(5t)$$
We want to find the approximation to the solution and compare it with the analytical solution at $t=5$.
We will use two fixed timestep methods to find the solution:
- Heun's 2nd order method (
Heun2
) - classic 4th order Runge-Kutta (
RK4
)
As timestamps we will use $h=0.1, 0.05, 0.01$.
First we translate the ODE as $y'=f(y,t)$ with $f$:
proc f(t, y: float; ctx: NumContext[float]): float =
y - 0.5 * exp(0.5 * t) * sin(5 * t) + 5 * exp(0.5 * t) * cos(5 * t)
proc y(t: float): float =
## analytical solution
exp(0.5 * t) * sin(5 * t)
let y0 = 0.0
## we will not be using the NumContext object
var ctx = newNumContext[float]()
## first derivative that will be used
echo "y\'(0): ", f(0, y0, ctx)
## expected solution
let y5 = y(5)
echo "y(5): ", y5
y'(0): 5.0 y(5): -1.612374396254655
We want the solution to be available for every point in $[0, 5]$ with timestep $h=0.05$
let tspan = arange(0.0, 5.0, 0.05, includeEnd = true)
echo tspan[0 .. 2], " . . . ", tspan[^3 .. ^1]
@[0.0, 0.05, 0.1] . . . @[4.9, 4.95, 5.0]
We compute the solution according to our selected 2 methods and 3 timesteps:
let
options1 = newODEoptions(dt = 0.1)
options2 = newODEoptions(dt = 0.05)
options3 = newODEoptions(dt = 0.01)
let
(t1hn, y1hn) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options1, integrator = "Heun2")
(t2hn, y2hn) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options2, integrator = "Heun2")
(t3hn, y3hn) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options3, integrator = "Heun2")
(t1rk, y1rk) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options1, integrator = "RK4")
(t2rk, y2rk) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options2, integrator = "RK4")
(t3rk, y3rk) = solveODE(f, y0, tspan, options = options3, integrator = "RK4")
## all returned time are the same as timespan (is this always true for fixed timestep methods?)
assert t1hn == tspan
assert t2hn == tspan
assert t3hn == tspan
assert t1rk == tspan
assert t2rk == tspan
assert t3rk == tspan
## solutions
echo "Heun2:"
echo fmt"{y1hn[^1]:.7f}"
echo fmt"{y2hn[^1]:.7f}"
echo fmt"{y3hn[^1]:.7f}"
echo "RK4:"
echo fmt"{y1rk[^1]:.7f}"
echo fmt"{y2rk[^1]:.7f}"
echo fmt"{y3rk[^1]:.7f}"
echo "Analytical:"
echo fmt"{y5:.7f}"
Heun2: -1.1273196 -1.4821550 -1.6068528 RK4: -1.6131927 -1.6124233 -1.6123745 Analytical: -1.6123744
As expected Heun is not very accurate even with smaller timesteps, while Runge-Kutta is very reliable even with bigger timesteps.
To compute percentage error of each method at $y(5)$ I will use:
proc pe(yApprox: float): string =
fmt"{(100.0*abs(yApprox - y5) / abs(y5)):.3f}%"
echo pe y1hn[^1] ## used like this
30.083%
The following table is built as a Markdown table in a nbText
block.
Table 1. Percentage errors
| Timestep | Heun2 | RK4 |
|---|---|---|
| $h=0.1$ | 30.083% | 0.051% |
| $h=0.05$ | 8.076% | 0.003% |
| $h=0.01$ | 0.342% | 0.000% |
and here is the code for this Markdown block:
fmt"""The following table is built as a Markdown table in a `nbText` block.
**Table 1.** Percentage errors
Timestep | Heun2 | RK4
---------|--------------:|-------------:
$h=0.1$ | {pe y1hn[^1]} | {pe y1rk[^1]}
$h=0.05$ | {pe y2hn[^1]} | {pe y2rk[^1]}
$h=0.01$ | {pe y3hn[^1]} | {pe y3rk[^1]}
and here is the code for this Markdown block:
"""


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Check both ends of the tunnel ID and shared secret key are the same.
Please check the peer EIP.
Try to restart the VPN service.
2. the tunnel connection is successful, but was unable to visit each other at both ends of the subnet?
Check that the subnet routing traffic to the VPN VM.
Check the configuration of the remote subnet is wrong.
Try restarting the VPN service.
Dial-up VPN:
1. customer access connection timeout, follow these steps to try to exclude sequentially checks:
Check whether the configuration file server address is wrong.
Please check whether the service is turned on.
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Please check enter the account password is correct.
Please check whether the server has been added to the account password.
Try restarting the VPN dial-up service.
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Try PING server virtual IP (eg <IP_ADDRESS>).
Check to see if the correct open SNAT.
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XZLESS(1) XZ Utils XZLESS(1) NAME xzless, lzless - view xz or lzma compressed (text) files SYNOPSIS xzless [file...] lzless [file...] DESCRIPTION xzless is a filter that displays text from compressed files to a termi‐ nal. It works on files compressed with xz(1) or lzma(1). If no files are given, xzless reads from standard input. xzless uses less(1) to present its output. Unlike xzmore, its choice of pager cannot be altered by setting an environment variable. Commands are based on both more(1) and vi(1) and allow back and forth movement and searching. See the less(1) manual for more information. The command named lzless is provided for backward compatibility with LZMA Utils. ENVIRONMENT LESSMETACHARS A list of characters special to the shell. Set by xzless unless it is already set in the environment. LESSOPEN Set to a command line to invoke the xz(1) decompressor for prepro‐ cessing the input files to less(1). SEE ALSO less(1), xz(1), xzmore(1), zless(1) Tukaani 2010-09-27 XZLESS(1)


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[gecode-users] msi installation problem
Tommaso Bianco
tommaso.bianco at gmail.com
Sun Apr 22 18:11:31 CEST 2007
My version of java is (build 1.5.0_11-b03)
and I downloaded gecodej version 1.3.1 msi installer
As concerning the problem under Windows
Gecode native code library failed to load.
the problem is that I don't have any dll installed-compiled for GecodeJ, but
just for Gecode (added to the system environment variable Path)
The compilation of GecodeJ by mean of ant, builds a jar. But no dll. How can
I resolve this problem?
Thank you
Tommaso
On 4/21/07, Christian Schulte <cschulte at kth.se> wrote:
>
> As our mind reading capabilities are limited, what version of Gecode/J
> did you download, what version of JDK have you installed? Did you read the
> mailing list archives? There has been a discussion on this recently.
>
> Regards
> Christian
>
> -----Original Message-----
> *From:* users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] *On
> Behalf Of *Tommaso Bianco
> *Sent:* Saturday, April 21, 2007 5:05 PM
> *To:* users at gecode.org
> *Subject:* [gecode-users] msi installation problem
>
> Hi everybody,
> I feel very depressed because I'm experimenting the first problems even
> before to have the Gecode J installed in my system.
> The msi windows installer is
>
> 1. checking the network resources when linked to a cable and exiting
> because it founds no place to install
> 2. without network available, it is allowing the steps of installation
> untill the drive selection, after which it says that there is no space
> available (false) for the installation
>
> Is this a problem me only is having?
> Thanks for any help
>
> Tommaso
>
>
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Coverage Summary for Class: LauncherSmokeTest (nl.tudelft.jpacman)
| Class | Class, % | Method, % | Line, % |
|---|---|---|---|
| LauncherSmokeTest | 0% (0/ 1) | 0% (0/ 5) | 0% (0/ 30) |
1 package nl.tudelft.jpacman;
2
3 import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
4
5 import nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Direction;
6 import nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.Game;
7 import nl.tudelft.jpacman.level.Player;
8 import org.junit.jupiter.api.AfterEach;
9 import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
10 import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
11
12 /**
13 * Smoke test launching the full game,
14 * and attempting to make a number of typical moves.
15 *
16 * This is not a unit test -- it is an end-to-end test
17 * trying to execute a large portion of the system's behavior directly from the
18 * user interface. It uses the actual sprites and monster AI, and hence
19 * has little control over what is happening in the game.
20 *
21 * Because it is an end-to-end test, it is somewhat longer
22 * and has more assert statements than what would be good
23 * for a small and focused unit test.
24 *
25 * @author Arie van Deursen, March 2014.
26 */
27 public class LauncherSmokeTest {
28
29 private Launcher launcher;
30
31 /**
32 * Launch the user interface.
33 */
34 @BeforeEach
35 void setUpPacman() {
36 launcher = new Launcher();
37 launcher.launch();
38 }
39
40 /**
41 * Quit the user interface when we're done.
42 */
43 @AfterEach
44 void tearDown() {
45 launcher.dispose();
46 }
47
48 /**
49 * Launch the game, and imitate what would happen in a typical game.
50 * The test is only a smoke test, and not a focused small test.
51 * Therefore it is OK that the method is a bit too long.
52 *
53 * @throws InterruptedException Since we're sleeping in this test.
54 */
55 @SuppressWarnings({"magicnumber", "methodlength", "PMD.JUnitTestContainsTooManyAsserts"})
56 @Test
57 void smokeTest() throws InterruptedException {
58 Game game = launcher.getGame();
59 Player player = game.getPlayers().get(0);
60
61 // start cleanly.
62 assertThat(game.isInProgress()).isFalse();
63 game.start();
64 assertThat(game.isInProgress()).isTrue();
65 assertThat(player.getScore()).isZero();
66
67 // get points
68 game.move(player, Direction.EAST);
69 assertThat(player.getScore()).isEqualTo(10);
70
71 // now moving back does not change the score
72 game.move(player, Direction.WEST);
73 assertThat(player.getScore()).isEqualTo(10);
74
75 // try to move as far as we can
76 move(game, Direction.EAST, 7);
77 assertThat(player.getScore()).isEqualTo(60);
78
79 // move towards the monsters
80 move(game, Direction.NORTH, 6);
81 assertThat(player.getScore()).isEqualTo(120);
82
83 // no more points to earn here.
84 move(game, Direction.WEST, 2);
85 assertThat(player.getScore()).isEqualTo(120);
86
87 move(game, Direction.NORTH, 2);
88
89 // Sleeping in tests is generally a bad idea.
90 // Here we do it just to let the monsters move.
91 Thread.sleep(500L);
92
93 // we're close to monsters, this will get us killed.
94 move(game, Direction.WEST, 10);
95 move(game, Direction.EAST, 10);
96 assertThat(player.isAlive()).isFalse();
97
98 game.stop();
99 assertThat(game.isInProgress()).isFalse();
100 }
101
102 /**
103 * Make number of moves in given direction.
104 *
105 * @param game The game we're playing
106 * @param dir The direction to be taken
107 * @param numSteps The number of steps to take
108 */
109 public static void move(Game game, Direction dir, int numSteps) {
110 Player player = game.getPlayers().get(0);
111 for (int i = 0; i < numSteps; i++) {
112 game.move(player, dir);
113 }
114 }
115 }


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Each debug option is a key in the pyglet.options dictionary. Options can be set directly on the dictionary before any other modules are imported:
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444.51ns |
445.13ns |
| Throughput: |
292.10MiB/s |
291.78MiB/s |
291.37MiB/s |
| Change in Value: |
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| Change in Throughput: |
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442.66ns |
446.22ns |
450.68ns |
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293.00MiB/s |
290.67MiB/s |
287.78MiB/s |
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| Change in Throughput: |
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433.60ns |
434.23ns |
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299.57MiB/s |
299.12MiB/s |
298.69MiB/s |
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+2.4667% |
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441.38ns |
443.88ns |
446.66ns |
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293.85MiB/s |
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STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0
U.S. Availability: 2/95 limited release Running Length: 1:45 MPAA Classification: R (Nudity, sex, mature themes, language)
Starring: Jorge Perugorria, Vladimir Cruz, Mirta Ibarra, Francisco Gatorno, Marilyn Solaya Directors: Tomas Gutierrez Alea and Juan Carlos Tabio Producer: Miguel Mendoza Screenplay: Senel Paz based on "The Wolf, the Forest, and the New Man" Cinematography: Mario Garcia Joya Released by Miramax Films In Spanish with subtitles
On the surface, it might seem odd to compare STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE, Cuba's official 1995 Foreign Film Academy Award entry, with BOYS ON THE SIDE.  And, as was the case with Whoopi Goldberg and Mary- Louise Parker in BOYS, the acting is the key.
Diego and David are very different sorts of people--and perhaps that's what attracts them to each other. Diego, a twenty-something writer with a passion for art, has an anti-Castro track record. David, still in college and smarting from his girlfriend's rejection, studies political science and places the Communist way above all else. The relationship between the two begins steeped in lies (Diego has made a bet that he can bed David; David is attempting to gather evidence proving Diego's counterrevolutionary leanings), but over time it grows into something genuine and substantial.
Several tangential characters fade in and out of STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE, occasionally intersecting the main story, but rarely having much impact. Subplots featuring David's ex-girlfriend (Marilyn Solaya) and a deeply religious whore named Nancy (Mirta Ibarra) are neither especially interesting nor invigorating. Relying on overused story elements, these parts of the movie present a marked contrast to the thoughtful, insightful depiction of Diego and David's friendship.
STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE is not the first movie to examine the often-contradictory concepts of art and propaganda, but the balanced perspective presented here impregnates the issue with freshness. One might not normally expect an open perspective on social and cultural issues to find expression in a film backed by a restrictive government, but STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE received not only official sanctioning, but financing as well.
STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE is ultimately a film of many layers, and the viewer who invests more into watching the picture will get more out. While the movie might superficially seem to be a comedy, it is most effective during the quietly dramatic moments. The obvious fulcrum--Diego and David's relationship--is as complex and antithetical as the film's overall tone. Mentor and pupil, with different ideologies, the two need more from each other than either initially guesses at.
With a different cast or a more heavy-handed director, STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE could have been a pretentious melodrama. Filmed with skill and precision, however, the actual result is an engaging--although not totally engrossing--examination of the culture and values of 1979 Cuba--issues that are surprisingly timely and universal. You don't have to be a resident of Havana to understand STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE's messages, or to appreciate the two characters it serves alongside its ice cream.
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Copyright 1996 W. Graves
I did exactly what the title suggests when this film ended, but for a good reason. Is it me, or is the "disk" plot getting extremely tiresome? I literally shook my head when the story turned out to be just like the dreary disk-chasing story lines of "Eraser" and "Mission:Impossible." When disks are brought into the picture, it's useless to chase someone that can just copy a 1.4 meg floppy in seconds or send it out to thousands of internet users' E-mail boxes....don't you think? It's not the 80's anymore, and this plot needs to die with the decade. Period. The movie actually had potential, and Baldwin was entertaining, but the script should have been modified for 1996. I thought at first that it may have been a cheap "Fugitive" rip-off, but Baldwin's character made a comment about Harrison Ford's escape tactics in the film, and that was humorous enough to end that idea. The action sequences were awesome, especially the motorcycle chase scene during the climax of the film. These I enjoyed, and most of the acting as well. The theory that the action takes over when the plot lacks, ie Twister, couldn't be applied here because it wasn't fast enough to be a summer blockbuster, and the plot was a typical disk-chasing shoot-em-up. Hollywood: out with the old writers and in with the new generation...and I'll be the first to volunteer. The story follows a fugitive, Baldwin, that hacked into and transferred money from a company which turns out to be the Cuban mafia. He transfers vital data onto a floppy, which becomes the hot item needed to nail the head of the company with all the necessary charges. After all the testimony hopefuls against the head of the mafia are killed, a fake chance for an escape is setup in order to get Baldwin to run....while he is cuffed to another person, Fishburne, he thinks is a fellow fugitive. This is all in hopes that Baldwin will take them to the last alternative, the disk, which he has left with a friend. The rest is predictable. For myself, it was worth seeing this for Salma Hayek alone. Other than that, wait the storm out. There will be plenty of clear skies for the drive to the video store.
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DOLORES CLAIBORNE A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
Kathy Bates and Jennifer Jason Leigh have returned in a new Steven King film, DOLORES CLAIBORNE. Another departure from typical King fare, this is a tense psychological drama and character study, akin to last year's THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (also based on his work).
Set on a depressed and perpetually wet island off the coast of Maine, Dolores Claiborne (Bates) is the focus of the film. Looming in her past is a secret: she may or may not have killed her abusive husband (played in flashbacks by David Strathairn). In the present, Dolores has apparently been driven to madness by her husband and her employer Vera, the elderly woman for whom Dolores nursemaids. At the film's opening, we are presented with what appears to be Vera's death by Dolores's weathered hands.
This all sets the tone for the ensuing investigation, in which Max Von Sydow plays the investigator "thwarted" by Dolores during his investigation of her husband's death eighteen years earlier. Selena (Leigh), Dolores's similarly insane daughter shows up to help out in the crisis.
What follows is pretty much predictable. After a promising start, the film begins to rely on way-over-the-top acting, culminating in the worst courtroom scene in years, to get its point across (basically: abuse is bad). Clocking in at well over two hours, DOLORES CLAIBORNE is far too long for the audience to stare at the same dull grey sky and dead landscapes, while its stars deadpan for the camera.
Thematically simplistic, DOLORES CLAIBORNE is a mildly interesting story with some memorable characters. It's not what we've come to expect from King, and it is a step in the right direction, away from the author's customary schlock horror. But with another King story playing in theaters now as well (THE MANGLER), it doesn't look like he's changed his evil ways.
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Current Experience: In 2006 I began to experience severe and disabling lower back pain. Much to my relief, my doctor gave me a generous prescription of Oxycontin 40mg. Over the following year, I underwent a 3-level spine fusion surgery, and developed a serious dependence on the Oxy. My MD noticed this and encouraged me to taper off of the Oxy and begin taking a new medication called Tramadol. He told me that it gave the same level of pain relief as opiates, without the physical dependence and tolerance. So, I didn't have much hope that it would be a recreational drug and after a 3 month withdrawal from the Oxy, I began using Tramadol exclusively.
Wow! I'm dumbfounded. I can't find words to describe this stuff other that Chronic Euphoria Syndrome. While this will give me a good mellow opiate high, the high doses are usually accompanied by negative side effects, i.e. nausea, dizziness, itching, and insomnia. Well, it is not that type of drug. On the first dose, it comes on very slowly (1-2hrs) and lasts 6-10 hours.
I do not use Tramadol as a high-dose one-time high, it's not good that way. However, Tramadol does provide me with the most awesome perpetual mild high you can imagine. Basically, I only take 100-250mg twice a day. In this manner I experience a very satisfying sense of well-being, mild euphoria, nice energy boost, no nods, no negative side effects, and the feeling is continuous. I am able enjoy its effects at will. If I am up and active, I experience a nice energy boost similar to a small bump of Meth. If I am engrossed in something mentally stimulating, I experience an enhanced ability to concentrate and focus. However, if I desire its euphoric effects, I just relax in a comfortable chair or lie down and a nice comfortable wave of euphoria washes over me. I seem to be able to control the effects I experience at will. No tolerance as of this writing.
Tramadol is quite possibly the 'perfect drug' for those desiring the effects I have described above. The title that I gave this post says it all. It's like walking around with a cozy fluffy blanket around me that you can put on or take off as I wish.
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CHILL FACTOR RATING: 3 / 10 --> Crap on a stick
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I heard actor Skeet Ulrich discussing this film in a couple of interviews, and in both instances, he felt the strange compulsion to compare it a little series of films called LETHAL WEAPON. Now, I personally remember those films as A) starring a major motion picture star B) being funny C) having great action sequences D) great chemistry E) decent character development. Hmmm....okay...now on to my review of CHILL FACTOR.
PLOT: A graveyard shift regular working Joe and ice cream truck driver fall onto a malicious plan by an ex-Army general, to propose a nuclear device to international prospects. When the device suddenly falls into their reluctant laps, they must keep it cool on ice, and rush it over to an Army base, before the contraption ticks over 50 degrees Fahrenheit, and kills millions of people.
CRITIQUE: "SPEED on an ice-cream truck" is probably the pitch that was used to sell this one-tone movie to its backers, but unfortunately, the only way that anyone could compare this film to that tension-filled, original two hours of cinema, is in its distinct honor of being the complete opposite of what that film, and the LETHAL WEAPON movies, stood for. This film is seasoned in cliches, with plenty of badly written dialogue, over the top acting from Cuba Gooding Jr., zero chemistry between the two leads, and horribly tacky bad guys, tossed in to complete an overall bad movie recipe. My friend and I enjoyed watching this movie to a certain extent, because some of the lines in it were so bad and obviously "written", that we just had to crack up. That, and the formula for the film's script which followed the proverbial 1-2-, and you guessed it...3 scenario! And what about all those catchy, hip names to get us to relate to the characters...."Elvis" and "Nighshift", oh what talent lies in the minds of these screenwriters (And yes, it actually took two guys to come up with this regurgitated drivel).
It is unfathomable to me as to how actors Skeet Ulrich and Cuba Gooding Jr. got involved in this one-week-old-blue-cheese-smelling project. Did they actually think that it would boost their careers, or did they know that the script sucked, but discounted any fall from grace, knowing full well that the stack of cash in their back pockets would pad their fall? Most probably the latter. Have you seen either FLED or BULLETPROOF? Well, despite the slight differences in plot, the essentials are basically the same here. You get a black guy and a white guy being chased by a bunch of people, having no choice but to work together to get somewhere, hating each other at first, but over time, learning to respect one another as individuals. Yawn.  Not too conspicuous, eh? Call me a party-pooper, but as much as I like a nice cheezy movie as much as the next guy, this film just doesn't even try to do anything original or reasonably entertaining. One cool scene with a boat careening down a mountainside, and another with a nuclear device obliterating everything on an island, do not a fun, buddy-action flick make.
Show Cuba the money, everybody! :)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: This is NOT a little known fact or anything, but damn, is it just me or does Skeet Ulrich look an awful lot like great-looking actor Johnny Depp? Skeet's real-life nicknames include Chester, Skeeter and Mosquito. He stands 6'1", was born in North Carolina, and got married in 1997 to that sex-kitten actress from CLAY PIGEONS (7.5/10), Georgina Cates. They own a farm together in Virginia and seven dogs. Skeet has a long scar on his chest from open-heart surgery done when he was 10 to correct a ventricle defect. Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. was born in the Bronx, New York. In 1984, he break-danced during the closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles. He stands 5'10". Actress Hudson Leick, who plays one of the "bad guys/girls" in his movie, is better known from her role as "Callisto" on the popular TV series "Xena: Princess Warrior". This film reportedly had a budget of $40 million?? I'm not exactly sure where all this money went, but it certainly did not register onscreen. Interestingly enough, director Hugh Johnson, who makes his big screen debut with this film, was the cinematographer on the 1996 film WHITE SQUALL and the 1997 Demi Moore vehicle, G.I. JANE (6.5/10).
Review Date: August 26, 1999 Director: Hugh Johnson Writers: Drew Gitlin and Mike Cheda Producer: James G. Robinson Actors: Cuba Gooding Jr. Skeet Ulrich Genre: Action Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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72-year-old woman critically injured after a two-vehicle collision in Halton Hills
by Bryann Aguilar, CP24.comA 72-year-old woman suffered life-threatening injuries after a two-vehicle collision in Halton Hills on Friday.
Halton police were called to the intersection of Regional Road 25 and 15 Side Road just after 10:10 a.m. for reports of a crash.
Police said the woman, who was driving an SUV, entered the intersection when she was struck by a flatbed truck driven by a 57-year-old Brampton man.
The woman, who is from Markham, was taken to Hamilton General Hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
The cause of the crash is unknown.
The Collision Reconstruction Unit is investigating the crash.


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| list_border_styles {cli} | R Documentation |
Draw a banner-like box in the console
list_border_styles() boxx( label, header = "", footer = "", border_style = "single", padding = 1, margin = 0, float = c("left", "center", "right"), col = NULL, background_col = NULL, border_col = col, align = c("left", "center", "right"), width = console_width() )
label |
Label to show, a character vector. Each element will be
in a new line. You can color it using the |
header |
Text to show on top border of the box. If too long, it will be cut. |
footer |
Text to show on the bottom border of the box. If too long, it will be cut. |
border_style |
String that specifies the border style.
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padding |
Padding within the box. Either an integer vector of
four numbers (bottom, left, top, right), or a single number |
margin |
Margin around the box. Either an integer vector of four
numbers (bottom, left, top, right), or a single number |
float |
Whether to display the box on the |
col |
Color of text, and default border color. Either a style
function (see ansi-styles) or a color name that is passed to
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background_col |
Background color of the inside of the box.
Either a style function (see ansi-styles), or a color name which
will be used in |
border_col |
Color of the border. Either a style function
(see ansi-styles) or a color name that is passed to
|
align |
Alignment of the label within the box: |
width |
Width of the screen, defaults to |
The boxes might or might not look great in your terminal, depending on the box style you use and the font the terminal uses. We found that the Menlo font looks nice in most terminals an also in Emacs.
RStudio currently has a line height greater than one for console output, which makes the boxes ugly.
## Simple box boxx("Hello there!") ## All border styles list_border_styles() ## Change border style boxx("Hello there!", border_style = "double") ## Multiple lines boxx(c("Hello", "there!"), padding = 1) ## Padding boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1) boxx("Hello there!", padding = c(1, 5, 1, 5)) ## Margin boxx("Hello there!", margin = 1) boxx("Hello there!", margin = c(1, 5, 1, 5)) boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, margin = c(1, 5, 1, 5)) ## Floating boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, float = "center") boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, float = "right") ## Text color boxx(col_cyan("Hello there!"), padding = 1, float = "center") ## Backgorund color boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, background_col = "brown") boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, background_col = bg_red) ## Border color boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, border_col = "green") boxx("Hello there!", padding = 1, border_col = col_red) ## Label alignment boxx(c("Hi", "there", "you!"), padding = 1, align = "left") boxx(c("Hi", "there", "you!"), padding = 1, align = "center") boxx(c("Hi", "there", "you!"), padding = 1, align = "right") ## A very customized box star <- symbol$star label <- c(paste(star, "Hello", star), " there!") boxx( col_white(label), border_style="round", padding = 1, float = "center", border_col = "tomato3", background_col="darkolivegreen" )


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