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LibDS
Qt-based library for controlling FRC robots
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Updates the variables shared across the LibDS classes. More...
#include <DS_Config.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | updateTeam (int team) |
| void | setRobotCode (bool code) |
| void | setEnabled (bool enabled) |
| void | updateCpuUsage (int usage) |
| void | updateRamUsage (int usage) |
| void | updateDiskUsage (int usage) |
| void | setBrownout (bool brownout) |
| void | setEmergencyStop (bool estop) |
| void | updateVoltage (qreal voltage) |
| void | updateSimulated (bool simulated) |
| void | updateAlliance (Alliance alliance) |
| void | updatePosition (Position position) |
| void | updateControlMode (ControlMode mode) |
| void | updateLibVersion (const QString &version) |
| void | updatePcmVersion (const QString &version) |
| void | updatePdpVersion (const QString &version) |
| void | updateEnabled (EnableStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateFMSCommStatus (CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateRadioCommStatus (CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateRobotCommStatus (CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateRobotCodeStatus (CodeStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateVoltageStatus (VoltageStatus statusChanged) |
| void | updateOperationStatus (OperationStatus statusChanged) |
Public Member Functions | |
| int | team () const |
| int | cpuUsage () const |
| int | ramUsage () const |
| int | diskUsage () const |
| qreal | voltage () const |
| bool | isEnabled () const |
| bool | isSimulated () const |
| Alliance | alliance () const |
| Position | position () const |
| bool | isFMSAttached () const |
| QString | libVersion () const |
| QString | pcmVersion () const |
| QString | pdpVersion () const |
| bool | isEmergencyStopped () const |
| bool | isRobotCodeRunning () const |
| bool | isConnectedToRadio () const |
| bool | isConnectedToRobot () const |
| ControlMode | controlMode () const |
| CommStatus | fmsCommStatus () const |
| EnableStatus | enableStatus () const |
| CommStatus | radioCommStatus () const |
| CommStatus | robotCommStatus () const |
| CodeStatus | robotCodeStatus () const |
| VoltageStatus | voltageStatus () const |
| OperationStatus | operationStatus () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static DS_Config * | getInstance () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from DS | |
| static QString | getStaticIP (int net, int team, int host) |
| Returns a calculated IP address based on the team address. More... | |
| static QString | timezone () |
| Returns the current timezone as a string. | |
| static QByteArray | readSocket (QUdpSocket *socket) |
| Reads the datagrams received by the given UDP socket. | |
| static QByteArray | readSocket (QTcpSocket *socket) |
| Reads the data received by the given TCP socket. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| Logger * | logger () |
Private Slots | |
| void | updateElapsedTime () |
Private Attributes | |
| int | m_team |
| int | m_cpuUsage |
| int | m_ramUsage |
| int | m_diskUsage |
| qreal | m_voltage |
| Alliance | m_alliance |
| Position | m_position |
| QString | m_libVersion |
| QString | m_pcmVersion |
| QString | m_pdpVersion |
| CodeStatus | m_codeStatus |
| ControlMode | m_controlMode |
| CommStatus | m_fmsCommStatus |
| EnableStatus | m_enableStatus |
| CommStatus | m_radioCommStatus |
| CommStatus | m_robotCommStatus |
| VoltageStatus | m_voltageStatus |
| OperationStatus | m_operationStatus |
| bool | m_simulated |
| bool | m_timerEnabled |
| QElapsedTimer * | m_timer |
| Logger * | m_logger |
Friends | |
| class | DriverStation |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from DS | |
| enum | ControlMode { kControlTest, kControlAutonomous, kControlTeleoperated } |
| Represents the available control modes of the robot. More... | |
| enum | Alliance { kAllianceRed, kAllianceBlue } |
| Represents the team alliance. More... | |
| enum | Position { kPosition1, kPosition2, kPosition3 } |
| Represents the different team positions for each alliance. More... | |
| enum | CommStatus { kCommsWorking, kCommsFailing } |
| Represents the communication status between the client and a target. More... | |
| enum | CodeStatus { kCodeRunning, kCodeFailing } |
| Represents the status of the robot code. More... | |
| enum | EnableStatus { kEnabled, kDisabled } |
| Represents the enabled state of the robot. More... | |
| enum | OperationStatus { kNormal, kEmergencyStop } |
| Represents the operation status of the robot. More... | |
| enum | VoltageStatus { kVoltageNormal, kVoltageBrownout } |
| Represents the status of the robot power supply. When the battery level is low or there are too many power spikes, the robot may report a voltage brownout. More... | |
| enum | SocketType { kSocketTypeUDP, kSocketTypeTCP } |
| Represents the socket types that can be used by the DS modules. More... | |
| Signals inherited from DS_Base | |
| void | elapsedTimeChanged (int msecs) |
| void | elapsedTimeChanged (const QString &string) |
| void | statusChanged (const QString &status) |
| void | simulatedChanged (const bool isSimulation) |
| void | enabledChanged (const EnableStatus status) |
| void | allianceChanged (const Alliance alliance) |
| void | positionChanged (const Position position) |
| void | codeStatusChanged (const CodeStatus statusChanged) |
| void | controlModeChanged (const ControlMode mode) |
| void | robotAddressChanged (const QString &address) |
| void | radioAddressChanged (const QString &address) |
| void | fmsCommStatusChanged (const CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | robotCommStatusChanged (const CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | radioCommStatusChanged (const CommStatus statusChanged) |
| void | voltageStatusChanged (const VoltageStatus statusChanged) |
| void | operationStatusChanged (const OperationStatus statusChanged) |
| void | pdpVersionChanged (const QString &version) |
| void | pcmVersionChanged (const QString &version) |
| void | libVersionChanged (const QString &version) |
| void | voltageChanged (const qreal voltage) |
| void | voltageChanged (const QString &voltageString) |
| void | teamChanged (const int team) |
| void | cpuUsageChanged (const int usage) |
| void | ramUsageChanged (const int usage) |
| void | diskUsageChanged (const int usage) |
Updates the variables shared across the LibDS classes.
This class updates the variables of the DriverStation
class without exposing potentionally dangerous/private functions to the client.
This class is meant to be used only by protocols, we could define these functions directly with each protocol, but this could increase memory usage and - if not managed correctly - cause a lot of issues with the event system of Qt.
| DS::Alliance DS_Config::alliance | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current alliance of the robot (be it user-set or FMS-set)
Referenced by DriverStation::alliance(), and updateAlliance().
| DS::ControlMode DS_Config::controlMode | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current control mode of the robot
Referenced by DriverStation::controlMode().
| int DS_Config::cpuUsage | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current CPU usage of the robot (0 - 100)
Referenced by DriverStation::cpuUsage().
| int DS_Config::diskUsage | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current disk usage of the robot
Referenced by DriverStation::diskUsage().
| DS::EnableStatus DS_Config::enableStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current enabled status of the robot
isEnabled()
function Referenced by DriverStation::enableStatus(), and isEnabled().
| DS::CommStatus DS_Config::fmsCommStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current status of the FMS communications.
isConnectedToFMS()
function Referenced by DriverStation::fmsCommStatus(), and isFMSAttached().
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static |
Returns the one and only instance of
Referenced by DriverStation::config(), Protocol::config(), and DriverStation::logger().
| bool DS_Config::isConnectedToRadio | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the Driver Station is connected to the radio. Otherwise, it returns false
References DS::kCommsWorking, and radioCommStatus().
| bool DS_Config::isConnectedToRobot | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the Driver Station is connected to the robot. Otherwise, it returns false
References DS::kCommsWorking, and robotCommStatus().
Referenced by updateElapsedTime(), and voltage().
| bool DS_Config::isEmergencyStopped | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the robot is emergency stopped. Otherwise, it returns false
.
References DS::kEmergencyStop, and operationStatus().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretRobotPacket(), and updateElapsedTime().
| bool DS_Config::isEnabled | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the robot is enabled. Otherwise, it returns false
References enableStatus(), and DS::kEnabled.
Referenced by FRC_2014::getOperationCode().
| bool DS_Config::isFMSAttached | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the Driver Station is connected to the Field Management System (FMS).
References fmsCommStatus(), and DS::kCommsWorking.
| bool DS_Config::isRobotCodeRunning | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the robot code is running. Otherwise, it returns false
References DS::kCodeRunning, and robotCodeStatus().
| bool DS_Config::isSimulated | ( | ) | const |
Returns true
if the robot is simulated. Otherwise, it returns false
Referenced by DriverStation::isSimulated().
| QString DS_Config::libVersion | ( | ) | const |
Returns the library version of the robot
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protected |
Returns the instance of the robot logger object
Referenced by DriverStation::availableLogs(), DriverStation::browseLogs(), DriverStation::init(), DriverStation::logger(), DriverStation::logsPath(), DriverStation::openLog(), and DriverStation::updatePacketLoss().
| DS::OperationStatus DS_Config::operationStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current operation status of the robot.
isEmergencyStopped()
function Referenced by isEmergencyStopped(), and DriverStation::operationStatus().
| QString DS_Config::pcmVersion | ( | ) | const |
Returns the PCM version of the robot
| QString DS_Config::pdpVersion | ( | ) | const |
Returns the PDP version of the robot
| DS::Position DS_Config::position | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current position of the robot (be it user-set or FMS-set)
Referenced by DriverStation::position(), and updatePosition().
| DS::CommStatus DS_Config::radioCommStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current status of the radio communications
isConnectedToRadio()
function Referenced by isConnectedToRadio(), and DriverStation::radioCommStatus().
| int DS_Config::ramUsage | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current RAM usage of the robot
Referenced by DriverStation::ramUsage().
| DS::CodeStatus DS_Config::robotCodeStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current status of the robot code
isRobotCodeRunning()
function Referenced by isRobotCodeRunning(), and DriverStation::robotCodeStatus().
| DS::CommStatus DS_Config::robotCommStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current status of the robot communications
isConnectedToRobot()
function Referenced by isConnectedToRobot(), and DriverStation::robotCommStatus().
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slot |
Changes the voltage brownout status and fires the appropriate signals if required.
References DS::kVoltageBrownout, DS::kVoltageNormal, and updateVoltageStatus().
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slot |
Changes the estop status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS::kEmergencyStop, DS::kNormal, and updateOperationStatus().
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slot |
Changes the enabled status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS::kDisabled, DS::kEnabled, and updateEnabled().
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slot |
Changes the robot code status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS::kCodeFailing, DS::kCodeRunning, and updateRobotCodeStatus().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretRobotPacket().
| int DS_Config::team | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current team number
Referenced by FRC_2014::getRobotPacket(), DriverStation::team(), and updateTeam().
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slot |
Changes the alliance and fires the appropriate signals if required
References alliance(), DS_Base::allianceChanged(), and Logger::registerAlliance().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretFMSPacket(), and DriverStation::setAlliance().
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slot |
Changes the robot control mode and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::controlModeChanged(), DriverStation::getInstance(), Logger::registerControlMode(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretFMSPacket(), and DriverStation::setControlMode().
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slot |
Changes the CPU usage and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::cpuUsageChanged().
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slot |
Changes the disk usage and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::diskUsageChanged().
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privateslot |
Calculates the elapsed time since the robot has been enabled (regardless of the operation mode).
This function is called every 100 milliseconds.
References DS_Base::elapsedTimeChanged(), isConnectedToRobot(), and isEmergencyStopped().
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slot |
Changes the enabled status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::enabledChanged(), DriverStation::getInstance(), DS::kEnabled, Logger::registerEnableStatus(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretFMSPacket(), DriverStation::resetRobot(), setEnabled(), and DriverStation::setEnabled().
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slot |
Changes the FMS communication status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::fmsCommStatusChanged(), DriverStation::getInstance(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by Protocol::readFMSPacket(), and DriverStation::resetFMS().
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slot |
Changes the robot library version and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::libVersionChanged().
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slot |
Changes the robot operation status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DriverStation::getInstance(), DS_Base::operationStatusChanged(), Logger::registerOperationStatus(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretRobotPacket(), DriverStation::resetRobot(), setEmergencyStop(), and DriverStation::setOperationStatus().
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slot |
Changes the PCM version and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::pcmVersionChanged().
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slot |
Changes the PDP/PDB version and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::pdpVersionChanged().
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slot |
Changes the position and fires the appropriate signals if required
References position(), DS_Base::positionChanged(), and Logger::registerPosition().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretFMSPacket(), and DriverStation::setPosition().
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slot |
Changes the radio communication status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::radioCommStatusChanged(), and Logger::registerRadioCommStatus().
Referenced by Protocol::readRadioPacket(), and DriverStation::resetRadio().
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slot |
Changes the RAM usage and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::ramUsageChanged().
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slot |
Changes the robot code status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::codeStatusChanged(), DriverStation::getInstance(), Logger::registerCodeStatus(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by DriverStation::resetRobot(), and setRobotCode().
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slot |
Changes the robot communication status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DriverStation::getInstance(), Logger::registerRobotCommStatus(), DS_Base::robotCommStatusChanged(), and DS_Base::statusChanged().
Referenced by Protocol::readRobotPacket(), and DriverStation::resetRobot().
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slot |
Changes the simulated status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DS_Base::simulatedChanged().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretRobotPacket(), and DriverStation::resetRobot().
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slot |
Changes the team number and fires the appropriate signals if required
References team(), and DS_Base::teamChanged().
Referenced by DriverStation::setTeam().
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slot |
Changes the robot voltage and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DriverStation::getInstance(), DriverStation::maxBatteryVoltage(), Logger::registerVoltage(), and DS_Base::voltageChanged().
Referenced by FRC_2014::interpretRobotPacket(), and DriverStation::resetRobot().
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slot |
Changes the voltage brownout status and fires the appropriate signals if required
References DriverStation::getInstance(), Logger::registerVoltageStatus(), DS_Base::statusChanged(), and DS_Base::voltageStatusChanged().
Referenced by DriverStation::resetRobot(), and setBrownout().
| qreal DS_Config::voltage | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current voltage of the robot
References isConnectedToRobot().
Referenced by DriverStation::currentBatteryVoltage().
| DS::VoltageStatus DS_Config::voltageStatus | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current voltage brownout status of the robot.
Referenced by DriverStation::voltageStatus().


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Plot Power Spectrum Models¶
Plotting power spectrum models, directly from FOOOF objects.
In order to the get a qualitative sense of if the model is fitting well, and what the results look like, it can be useful to visualize power spectrum model reconstructions.
This example dives deeper into plotting model reconstructions, using the
plot()
method from a FOOOF
object, and explores
options for tuning these these visualizations.
# Import matplotlib to help manage plotting
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Import the FOOOF object
from fooof import FOOOF
# Import simulation functions to create some example data
from fooof.sim.gen import gen_power_spectrum
# Generate an example power spectrum
freqs, powers = gen_power_spectrum([3, 50], [1, 1],
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Plotting From FOOOF Objects¶
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method that can be used to visualize
data and models available in the FOOOF
object.
# Initialize a FOOOF object, and add some data to it
fm = FOOOF(verbose=False)
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Plotting Aperiodic Components¶
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Plotting Periodic Components¶
By default the peaks are only visualized as parts of the full model fit.
However, in some cases it can be useful to more explicitly visualize individual peaks, including where they are and if and how they overlap.
To do so, you can use the plot_peaks
parameter, passing in a string specifier
of which approach you wish to use to visualize the peaks.
There are four options for visualizing peaks:
‘shade’ : shade in peaks
‘dot’ : add a line through the peak, with a dot at the top
‘outline’ : outline each peak
‘line’ : add a vertical line through the whole plot at peak locations
# Plotting Periodic Components
fig, axes = plt.subplots(2, 2, figsize=[16, 12])
peak_plots = ['shade', 'dot', 'outline', 'line']
for ax, peak_plot in zip(axes.flatten(), peak_plots):
fm.plot(plot_peaks=peak_plot, add_legend=False, ax=ax)
Note that you can also combine different peak visualizations together.
This can be done by joining all requested peak visualization approaches, with dashes (-).
For example, as plot_peaks=’dot-outline-shade’.
# Combine peak representations
fm.plot(plot_aperiodic=True, plot_peaks='line-shade-outline', plt_log=False)
Which peak visualization is best depends on how you want to look at peaks, and what you want to check.
For example, for investigating possible peak overlaps, the outline approach may be the most useful. Or, across broader frequency ranges, it may be easier to visualize where peaks were fit with the full-length vertical lines.
# Simulate a new power spectrum, over a broader frequency region
freqs, powers = gen_power_spectrum([1, 150], [0, 10, 1.5],
[[4, 0.25, 1], [12, 0.2, 1.5], [25, 0.1, 2]])
Other Plotting Options¶
There are also some other optional inputs to the plot()
call, including:
plt_log : Optional input for plotting the frequency axis in log10 spacing
add_legend : Optional input to toggle whether to add a legend
save_fig : Optional input for whether to save out the figure
you can control the filename and where to save to with file_name and file_path
ax : Optional input to specify a matplotlib axes object to plot to
# Plot from FOOOF, using a custom axes with some optional inputs to tune the plot
_, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=[10, 10])
fm.plot(plt_log=True, add_legend=False, ax=ax)
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THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (Warner Bros. - 1997) Starring Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino, Charlize Theron, Jeffrey Jones, Judith Ivey, Connie Neilsen, Craig T. Nelson Screenplay by Jonathan Lemkin and Tony Gilroy, based on the novel by Andrew Neiderman Produced by Arnold Kopelson, Anne Kopelson, Arnon Milchan Directed by Taylor Hackford Running time: 144 minutes
*** (out of four stars) Alternate Rating: B
Note: Some may consider portions of the following text to be spoilers. Be forewarned.
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Given current popular sentiment, it's almost a cliche to depict lawyers as the underlings of Satan, but such is the case in Taylor Hackford's THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, a delightfully glorious romp that begins with a simmer and culminates with a devastatingly impudent climax, only to ultimately boil over with a disappointingly unsatisfying conclusion.
The protagonist of THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE is young defense attorney Kevin Lomax (Keanu Reeves), who seems to have everything going for him at the film's opening: a beautiful wife Mary Ann (Charlize Theron), and perhaps most importantly from his perspective, a thriving and successful practice. Kevin's courtroom record is unblemished, and it doesn't take long to understand why in an audaciously funny opening sequence which sees him defending a schoolteacher charged with molestation. As victimized schoolgirl Barbara (Heather Matarazzo, perfectly cast as the hapless, awkward witness -- I kept waiting for the jury to burst into a spontaneous chorus of "Wiener Dog!") recounts her accusation, any question Kevin may have of his client's innocence vaporizes when the defendant virtually salivates in arousement at her tale. Nonetheless, Kevin puts aside any moral qualms to ruthlessly cross-examine Barbara and ultimately win his client's acquittal.
Kevin's good, but there's only so far he's going to go in Gainesville, Florida. Fortunately, a bigger fish has been keeping a watchful eye on his progress, and soon enough Kevin is lured by a flatteringly generous offer and lushly exorbitant new Fifth Avenue digs to New York, where he joins the powerful firm of Milton, Chadwick and Waters. Falling under the wing of enigmatic senior partner John Milton (Al Pacino), Kevin is put on the fast track to the top with a series of difficult and intriguing defense cases and becomes single-mindedly devoted to his work, oblivious of Mary Ann's slow meltdown.
Although it's not explicitly revealed until the end of THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, it's quite apparent from the outset (and the promotional trailers for the film make no attempts to hide this fact) that Milton is the Devil. Even Milton himself performs little subterfuge to disguise his alter-ego, continually emphasizing his demonic qualities with his wild-eyed stares and gleeful looks -- I particularly liked the scene in the restaurant where he adjusted his dress shirt collar up to resemble the traditional devil's cloak. While in this respect THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE is fun in its recklessness, I wonder how the film would have played out had it been more coy with its machinations. Due not only to the promotion of the film, but of the horrific hallucinations undergone by Mary Ann relatively early on, there's no real sense of intrigue and no involvement required in order to decipher what's occurring in the film; it's simply nothing more than a thrill ride. As the conclusion of THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE nears, only Kevin is in the dark with respect to Milton's true nature, and his ignorance comes across more as incredulous than sympathetic.
Still, Mr. Pacino makes the devilish role his own, and this is a terrific piece of casting for THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. While a few actors come to mind as possessing the sort of look and acting chops to portray the Prince of Darkness -- Jack Nicholson, for one, and I could certainly envision a demonic Jeremy Irons -- Mr. Pacino is perfect in the part because he makes The Devil so much, for lack of a better word, fun. This is the perfect outlet for the scenery-chewing which has been plaguing many of his recent performances; here, such an over-the-top approach is entertainingly beneficial, as opposed to a hindrance. By the end of the film, I was basking in wicked delight at Milton's unrestrained theatrical rants, and blasphemously rooting as much for Mr. Pacino's witty Antichrist as I was for Mr. Reeves' bland hero.
Mr. Pacino seems to relish every minute of his role, and delves into the part with great enthusiasm. He's way over the top with his now-customary bellowing, grandiose gestures, and plenty of demonic grins galore, while Mr. Reeves, despite a Southern accent which wavers into every third reel and then abruptly disappears, does some of the best work I've ever seen from him. His physical performance severely outclasses his line delivery -- he often recites his dialogue with distractingly little conviction -- but he's not a liability here.
Ms. Theron's attempt at a Southern accent is far better (particularly considering she's from South Africa), but it's disappointing that she's saddled with such a generic and uninteresting role: the obligatory wife who cries neglect (although at least in THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE she gets to combine this with the person-in-the-know staple). She often has a startling resemblance to Ashley Judd, which is perhaps emphasized all the more in that her performance in the film echoes back to some of Ms. Judd's earlier work -- Ms. Theron's scene in a church is eerily similar to Ms. Judd in NORMA JEAN & MARILYN, while Ms. Theron's portrayal of her character's breakdown is brings back memories of Ms. Judd's emotional volatility in John McNaughton's NORMAL LIFE.
Judith Ivey's role, as Kevin's mother, is even more frustratingly generic: a bible-thumper whose purpose it is to serve on the polar opposite axis to all of the film's demonic aspects.  Still, as insufferable as her character is, it's worth it for a deliciously funny scene where Mrs. Lomax and Milton awkwardly share an elevator ride.
THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE builds up to a wonderful, if excessively visually extravagant, conclusion which is deliriously operatic in nature and genuine high camp in style. I was stunned and thrilled by the sheer fearless temerity of the film's climax -- no American film had delivered such a similarly nihilistic knockout blow which left me as thunderstruck since David Fincher's SE7EN -- so I was consequently crestfallen that the film badly drops the ball and kicks it away with a final coda which can only be classified as condescending and absurd. After teasing at a provocative and daring conclusion, THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE buckles under and provides an epilogue which lacks a fraction of the bite.
Technically, THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE is terrific to look at: Andrzej Bartkowiak's cinematography is superb, and the much-ballyhooed production design by Bruno Rubeo is extremely impressive, from the spectacular rooftop scene to the inventive design of Milton's office. The film is cast remarkably well, although I'd have liked to see Delroy Lindo (curiously unbilled as a animal-sacrificing voodoo practitioner whom Kevin defends) and Craig T. Nelson (as Alexander Cullen, a smarmy real-estate tycoon whom Kevin defends on a murder charge) swap roles.
Mr. Hackford's helming on THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE is generally solid, although the film's build-up is a bit too long. There are too many scenes which involve Mary Ann complaining about neglect and Kevin defending himself, and a sequence where Jeffrey Jones' Eddie Barzoon character on the run from Milton is particularly ineffective, given that his fate is a foregone conclusion. Mr. Hackford also goes a bit overboard with the use of time-lapse photography to generate an ominous atmosphere, showing days and nights on each other's heels as storm clouds zip through the sky. Once or twice is enough, but after this technique is reused over and over, I felt like I was watching a 7th grade science class film, and was hoping that he might insert time-lapse footage of a seedling sprouting from the earth and blooming into a flower or something of that sort.
All the same, THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE is good fun for the most part and it's highly amusing to watch Mr. Pacino run rampant in a film which provides the proper context for his unbridled theatrics. There's a scene where alluring Christabella (Connie Nielsen) interrupts a gleeful Milton rant with an unamused "Shut up. You talk too much." What, and lose the most entertaining element of the film?
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First try at light painting late at night. Had to improvise as I missed the sunset. This meant that there was very little light left in the sky and none on this rock like artwork. Luckely I had a small flashlight in my camera bag and could make do.
Went out to shoot more landscape. Although the weather was quite bad there were very little well-defined clouds. So I went for a long exposures post processed with the gloomy blue desaturated look.
I like how the massive structure puts men and bird in to perspective. Although not a perfect shot (the iPhone didn't handle the harsh light all that well) the frame still captured my attention.
Back to street photography for the 365 project. Tying to focus on small things that catch my interest.
Still experimenting with a cinematic look. Personally I like how it brings mood to a shot and works well for a long(er) exposure city shot. Although the subject and light helped a lot, Rotterdam is such a great place to take pictures!


Kayleigh Martin, 27, met the 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, at a residential centre which offers support for troubled teenagers and young adults.
They exchanged messages and began an 'inappropriate relationship' until the affair came to light and care home bosses called in police.
Martin denied allegations of engaging in sexual activity while in a position of trust and sending a sexual communication as she went on trial at Lanark Sheriff Court.
She was convicted by Sheriff Nikola Stewart and in April was placed on the sex offenders register for two years.
Martin was also banned from contacting the teenager and was ordered to perform 250 hours of unpaid work.
The 27-year-old launched a bid to have the conviction overturned at the Sheriff Appeal Court in Edinburgh but that was thrown out before any full hearing could take place.
Martin, of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, has now appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court where she was granted a further nine months to complete her unpaid work by Sheriff Vincent Smith.
Ian Scott, defending, added: "Her appeal in this matter is at an end because it failed to make it through the sift stage.
"We are asking the court to grant her an extension to allow her to complete the court order she was given."
The Sheriff Appeal Court confirmed Martin's case had been refused at the 'second sift stage' of the appeal process.
Sentencing her at a previous trial, Sheriff Stewart blasted Martin's 'appalling behaviour'.
He said: "This was a serious relationship regardless of what she thought it was.
"He is a young man who has an attractive, caring young woman who was giving him a highly unusual amount of attention and the warning bells should have been ringing much earlier.
"I don't think she is predatory but is someone who is naive and foolish.
"I have no doubt that this will have undoubted serious repercussions on his life and frankly this is a dreadful thing she has done.
"The benefit of her education has now been entirely wasted.
"I regard this appalling behaviour very seriously and can't say enough how worried I am about the repercussions of this on this young man's life."


Disclaimer: I am very very Xanax-dependant. Dicksizing aside, 4mg is a very large dose for a non-tolerant person, so be aware.
I'd been coming down from a night out on the town in the pouring rain, riding the rails and softly listening to Medeski, Martin and Wood. I was crashing pretty terribly afterwards, and decided to soften the come-down with a four milligram adminstration (orally) of Xanax.
T-0:45 Familiar radiating warmth, intense sedation, and mild euphoria. Like being quite stoned and very pleasurably drunk, but with all negative side effects removed. Setting into my quilt on the hot summer's night, I was able to have a very life changing conversation with a friend of mine, which I've saved for further inspection. Though I suspect the mixture of cocaine and xanax led me to being so open and the friend reciprocating, I give at least 90 percent credit to the xanax.
After the duration of our talk, and leaving me in deep thought, I packed a larger-than normal bowl of high quality herb in a one hitter, taking two large tokes from the pipe before placing it down and exhaling.
Freedom. The synergistic characteristics of many Benzodiazepines with Cannabis are undisputed, and for good reason: the feeling nearly mimics that of a blissful opioid-induced nod. Thoughts flow freely and unrestrictedly, allowing more room for interpretation of their meaning. They are rational thoughts, though absurd in basic nature occasionally. Some deep thinking is done, and the presence of the Third Eye was felt strongly.
The preparations for the rest of the night were then collected, including the standard mirror, flat dark surface, and baggie of fairly highly ranking blow: some stuff that'll make ya say 'ahhh,' at least. I popped in some of my very favorite comedy series' DVD's and watched jewish actors do a whole lotta nothing in complete and utter mentally gluttonous relaxation. I non-sexually carressed my body, and was surprised at the omnipresent tactile sensations of warmth and security upon contact with my own body. Halfway into the half-hour episoide, I decided to make my move, and extending the night a bit further. I cut two lines of the cocaine and snorted them, one line per nostril, having pre-hydrated masal cavities to prevent bleeding/excessive drying out of the nasal membranes.
I watch Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas for kicks. By the time the movie had finished, I'd consumed two more bowls of cannabis and 6 lines of average quality cocaine. The Xanax mutes the euphoric effects of the cocaine somewhat, but also helps control heartbeat and created a pleasant ticklish feeling all throughout the body.
I went to bed shortly thereafter.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| DOSE: |
1.5 lines |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
Tonight I got to do cocaine for my first time, Iím a stoner, love weed, everything about it. Lets get that out of the way.
M came in to talk with me, and he was asking me about my drug experimentation, as me and M have a good relationship about these sorts of things, and he offered some cocaine to me for my first time. I said sure. I was a little bit nervous, but I wasn't afraid as I am a pyschonaut. So he cut up 2 lines of *pure* cocaine, and let me snort it with my twenty dollar bill. He snorted one himself and we just talked, and talked and talked.
I never felt any physical changes besides numb teeth, right after snorting it. 5 minutes later I got the numb teeth, and weird feeling in the back of my throat. I told him that I felt nothing and that I'd choose weed over coke any day.
T+0:45:
He chopped up a line for me and I snorted half and he snorted half. I felt the come on stronger, but it wasnít close to as noticeable as bud.
Around 2 hours later after talking he left, and here I am.
My conclusion; I have a high resistance level. I pity those who loose themselves to something like this. It's really in their personality. Cocaine brought it to my attention what a true addictive personality would be.
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 Draw and explain the architecture of UNIX (5 marks)
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Module 2
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4. Define a filter. List filter utilities of UNIX. (6 marks)
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5. With examples explain associative arrays. (3 marks)
6. Explain different strings functions in text processing. (4 marks)
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Library lt_raj_2020_11_3
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Problem: Daina cut a piece of paper into
n>1 smaller pieces and wrote numbers
1, 2, 3, ..., 14 to those pieces - using
every number exactly once.
It turned out that the totals of the numbers on all the pieces
were the same (no piece of paper was left empty; but if a
piece contains just one number, then the total equals that number).
Find all possible values of n.
See LT.RAJ
Užduotys ir Sprendimai, p.24.).
The answer is this: n=3, 5, 7.
If the sum s = 15, then n = 7.
The numbers on the 7 pieces can be the following:
(1, 14); (2, 13); (3, 12); (4, 11); (5, 10); (6, 9); (7, 8).
If the sum s = 21, then n = 5.
The numbers on the 5 pieces can be the following:
(1, 7, 13); (2, 5, 14); (3, 6, 12); (10, 11); (4, 8, 9).
If the sum s = 35, then n = 3.
The numbers on the 3 pieces can be the following:
(8, 13, 14); (2, 10, 11, 12); (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9).
Coq's standard way to define n-tuples.
https://coq.inria.fr/library/Coq.Vectors.Fin.htmlt
Defining a finite set of n elements in Coq.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42871971/how-to-define-finite-set-of-n-elements-in-coq
Ordinal numbers - constructors
http://www-sop.inria.fr/marelle/gaia/RR8407.pdf
https://coq.github.io/doc/master/stdlib/Coq.FSets.FSetInterface.html
https://coq.inria.fr/library/Coq.FSets.FSetEqProperties.html
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36588263/how-to-define-set-in-coq-without-defining-set-as-a-list-of-elements/36593938
https://github.com/Barbichu/finmap/blob/master/finmap.v
https://github.com/math-comp/math-comp/blob/master/mathcomp/ssreflect/finset.v
LT.RAJ.2020.11-12.3
Require Import Nat.
Require Import PeanoNat.
Require Import Between.
Require Import Arith Psatz.
Open Scope nat_scope.
Require Import ListSet.
Print ListSet.
Add LoadPath "ssreflect".
Record ordinal n := {
val :> nat;
_ : val < n;
}.
Compute (14 =? 14).
Definition ab:Set := (ordinal 14).
Lemma abc: forall x:ordinal 14, (val 14 x) <=15.
Proof.
intros x.
destruct x as [x0 H0].
pose (Nat.lt_le_trans x0 14 15) as H1.
assert (14 <= 15) as H2. lia.
pose (H1 H0 H2) as H3.
assert (val 14 (Build_ordinal 14 x0 H0) = x0) as H4.
simpl. reflexivity.
rewrite H4.
pose (H1 H0 H2) as H5.
apply Nat.lt_le_incl.
exact H5.
Qed.
Lemma stuff: 3 < 14. Proof. lia. Qed.
Definition apci:(ordinal 14) := Build_ordinal 14 3 stuff.
Lemma easy: forall n:(ordinal 14), n*n <200.
Proof.
intros n.
destruct n.
Admitted.
Add arguments x that satisfy F(x)=k
Definition ii:(ordinal 14).
Theorem lt_raj_2020_11_3: forall (n:nat) (F: (ordinal 14) -> (ordinal n)),
forall (k:(ordinal n)) :
Theorem lt_raj_2020_11_3: forall (n:nat) (F: (ordinal 14) -> (ordinal n)),
forall (k:(ordinal n)) :


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Set to draw using opengl points and not the image.
Definition at line 157 of file Particle.cpp.
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| float ARK::Particles::Particle::m_vely |
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| float ARK::Particles::Particle::m_y |
| bool ARK::Particles::Particle::oriented |
| float ARK::Particles::Particle::originalLife |
| float ARK::Particles::Particle::scaleY |
| unsigned int ARK::Particles::Particle::type |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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How to Play And/Or
Four Methods:The DealThe MeldTrick PlayingThe RatscrewCommunity Q&A
And/Or is an exciting game that is a mix of pinochle, poker and Egyptian ratscrew.
Steps
Method 1
The Deal
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The dealer deals to the players three cards at a time, and people are allowed to look at their cards before the dealer is finished. The cards are dealt until there are none left.
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Next comes the bidding. As in pinochle, the players bid to name trump.
Method 2
The Meld
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return indece and distance of all nodes within a eps neighborhood
Syntax
{% highlight matlab %}
% find for each quaternion in ref the closest quaternion in table
[ind,d] = find(table, ref)
{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight matlab %}
% find for each quaternion in ref all quaternion in lookup that have
% angle not larger then epsilon
[ind,d] = find(table, rot_ref, epsilon)
{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight matlab %}
% find all quaternion which have distant to fibre f less then epsilon
[ind,d] = find(table, f_ref, epsilon)
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Input
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