"""Tasks related to Tamr operations (or jobs)"""
import logging
from typing import Union, List
from tamr_unify_client import Client
from tamr_unify_client.operation import Operation
from tamr_toolbox.models.operation_state import OperationState
LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]def enforce_success(operation: Operation) -> None:
"""Raises an error if an operation fails
Args:
operation: A Tamr operation
"""
if not operation.succeeded():
raise RuntimeError(
f"Operation {operation.resource_id} failed. Description: {operation.description}."
f"Status: {operation.status}"
)
[docs]def from_resource_id(tamr: Client, *, job_id: Union[int, str]) -> Operation:
"""Create an operation from a job id
Args:
tamr: A Tamr client
job_id: A job ID
Returns:
A Tamr operation
"""
job_response = tamr.get(f"/api/versioned/v1/operations/{job_id}")
return Operation.from_response(tamr, job_response)
[docs]def get_latest(tamr: Client) -> Operation:
""" Get the latest operation
Args:
tamr: A Tamr client
Returns:
The latest job
"""
op = get_all(tamr)[0]
return op
[docs]def get_details(*, operation: Operation) -> str:
"""Return a text describing the information of a job
Args:
operation: A Tamr operation
Returns:
A text describing the information of a job
"""
return (
f"Host: {operation.client.host} \n Job: {operation.resource_id} \n "
f"Description: {operation.description} \n Status: {operation.state} "
)
[docs]def get_all(tamr: Client) -> List[Operation]:
"""
Get a list of all jobs or operations.
Args:
tamr: A Tamr client
Returns:
A list of Operation objects.
"""
response = tamr.get(
"/api/versioned/v1/operations", headers={"Accept": "application/json"}, stream=True
).json()
ops = [Operation.from_json(tamr, item) for item in response]
return ops
[docs]def get_active(tamr: Client) -> List[Operation]:
"""
Get a list of pending and running jobs.
Args:
tamr: A Tamr client
Returns:
A list of Operations objects
"""
ops = get_all(tamr)
active_states = [OperationState.PENDING, OperationState.RUNNING]
active_ops = [op for op in ops if OperationState(op.state) in active_states]
return active_ops


Soo my brother gave me on old gaming mouse ... and me being me i wanted to figure it out and disassemble it. Because its a rather interesting construction. Most mice these days are very cheaply built and not at all durable. But this one is different. Sadly i broke a component during disassembly. It was made from plastic.
For disassembly i used a guide. RAT 7 Disassembling Guide - YouTube
So you know what comes next ... i have to fix it. Blueprint time.
This is going to be one of the most difficult parts i have made so far. We are starting with a block of Aluminium to get the holes straight.
Lets mount it in the Lathe to get some big chunks milled out of it.
Result of the first milling.
After a lot of setups, Milling and Drilling on the Lathe, we achieve this.
Now we have to use some files and a vise to achieve some of the more intricate curves.
Now we can proceed to assembling the parts. One screw is for the adjustment of the distance of the thumb rest, the other one is for the alignment of the thumb rest.
The diameter of the hole connecting it to the bottom plate is really important for a snug sliding fit.
Now we fit the plastic case.
Mounting the thumb rest backplate.
View from the bottom
The finished part is actually a bit out of spec, causing the thumb rest to be tilted slightly upwards. Still usable though. Learned a lot from this part.


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The RoleFilter type cannot be used directly in a QML file. It exists to provide a set of common properties and methods, available across all the other filter types that inherit from it. Attempting to use the RoleFilter type directly will result in an error.
This property holds whether the filter is enabled. A disabled filter will accept every rows unconditionally (even if it's inverted).
By default, filters are enabled.
This property holds whether the filter is inverted. When a filter is inverted, a row normally accepted would be rejected, and vice-versa.
By default, filters are not inverted.
This property holds the role name that the filter is using to query the source model's data when filtering items.


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Padding definition:
Padding refers to the inner margin of a CSS box - between the outer edge of the content layer and the inner edge of the border layer. The size of the padding can be adjusted on all four sides at once, or on one side at a time.
Border definition:
The border of a CSS box sits between the outer edge of the padding and the inner edge of the margin. By default, the border is individual but you can set the thickness, style and color of the border to make it appear. The border has many different styles and some examples of these styles are ‘solid’, ‘dotted’, ‘grooved’ and ‘ridged’. Added to this you can customise your border to have more of a curvature or to be more box shaped.
Margin definition: The margin surrounds a CSS box, and pushes up against other CSS boxes in the layout. It works the same as padding and is used for spacing; the margin size can be adjusted using the individual properties of margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left.
The difference: Firstly, the difference between padding and margin is basically where they’re located. They are both used for spacing. Padding spaces content from the border, whereas the margin spaces the element from other elements. The border differs a lot from margin and padding as it isn’t necessarily used for spacing. Instead it is used to frame each element and offers a more stylish look.


This Week in Rust
Hello and welcome to the seventh issue of This Week in Rust, a weekly overview of Rust and its community. Things are calming down quite a bit, in that nothing extraordinarily exciting is happening. Lots of great work is being done everywhere, and good progress is being made in both bugfixes and cleanup. It has been a good week!
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Classes¶
This page contains a list of classes used by the pyto_ui
API.
Views¶
A list of UI elements to be displayed on screen.
-
class
pyto_ui.
View
¶ An object that manages the content for a rectangular area on the screen.
-
add_gesture_recognizer
(gesture_recognizer: pyto_ui.GestureRecognizer)¶ Adds a gesture recognizer.
- Parameters
gesture_recognizer – The gesture recognizer to be added.
-
add_subview
(view: pyto_ui.View)¶ Adds the given view to the receiver’s hierarchy.
- Parameters
view – The view to add.
-
property
alpha
¶ The opacity of the view.
- Return type
float
-
property
appearance
¶ The appearance of the view. See Appearance constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
become_first_responder
() → bool¶ Becomes the first responder. On
TextView
andTextField
objects, the keyboard will be shown. Returns a boolean indicating the success.- Return type
bool
-
property
border_width
¶ The width of the view’s border.
- Return type
float
A list of
ButtonItem
objects to be displayed on the top bar. Works only if the view is the root view presented withshow_view()
orpush()
.- Return type
List[ButtonItem]
-
property
center
¶ The center point of the view’s frame rectangle. Setting this value updates
frame
property appropiately. This value is a tuple with X and Y coordinates.- Return type
Tuple[float, float]
-
property
center_x
¶ The center x-coordinate of the view’s frame rectangle. Setting this value updates
frame
property appropiately.- Return type
float
-
property
center_y
¶ The center y-coordinate of the view’s frame rectangle. Setting this value updates
frame
property appropiately.- Return type
float
-
property
clips_to_bounds
¶ A boolean value that determines whether subviews are confined to the bounds of the view.
- Return type
bool
-
close
()¶ Closes the view, if the receiver object is the root view presented to the user.
-
property
content_mode
¶ A flag used to determine how a view lays out its content when its bounds change. See Content Mode <constants.html#content-mode>`_ constants for possible values.
- Return type
Content Mode <constants.html#content-mode>`_
-
property
corner_radius
¶ The radius to use when drawing rounded corners for the view’s background.
- Return type
float
-
property
first_responder
¶ (Read Only) A boolean indicating the view is first responder.
UIKit
dispatches some types of events, such as motion events, to the first responder initially.- Return type
bool
-
property
flex
¶ A list that determines how the receiver resizes itself when its superview’s bounds change. See Auto Resizing constants for possible values.
- Return type
List[Auto Resizing]
-
property
frame
¶ The frame rectangle, which describes the view’s location and size in its superview’s coordinate system. This value is a tuple with X, Y, Width and Height values.
- Return type
Tuple[float, float, float, float]
-
property
gesture_recognizers
¶ (Read Only) Returns all gesture recognizers.
- Return type
List[GestureRecognizer]
-
property
height
¶ The height of the view.
- Return type
float
A boolean indicating whether the view is visible or not.
- Return type
bool
-
insert_subview
(view: pyto_ui.View, index: int)¶ Inserts the given view to the receiver’s hierarchy at the given index.
- Parameters
view – The view to insert.
index – The index where the view should be inserted.
-
insert_subview_above
(view: pyto_ui.View, above_view: pyto_ui.View)¶ Inserts the given view to the receiver’s hierarchy above another given view.
- Parameters
view – The view to insert.
above_view – The view bellow the inserted view.
-
insert_subview_bellow
(view: pyto_ui.View, bellow_view: pyto_ui.View)¶ Inserts the given view to the receiver’s hierarchy bellow another given view.
- Parameters
view – The view to insert.
bellow_view – The view above the inserted view.
-
property
layout
¶ A function called when the view is resized. Takes the view as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[View], None]
-
property
name
¶ The name identifying the view. To access a subview with its name, you can use the
subview_with_name()
function.View
is also subscriptable, so you can do something like that:import pyto_ui as ui button = ui.Button() button.name = "Button" view = ui.View() view.add_subview(button) view["Button"] # -> Button object
- Return type
str
A boolean indicating whether the Navigation Bar of the View should be hidden.
- Return type
bool
-
property
opaque
¶ A boolean indicating whether the view is opaque or not. Setting to
True
should prevent the view from having a transparent background.- Return type
bool
-
property
origin
¶ A point that specifies the coordinates of the view’s rectangle’s origin. This value is a tuple with X and Y coordinates.
- Return type
Tuple[float, float]
-
pop
()¶ Pops the visible view controller from the navigation controller.
-
push
(view: pyto_ui.View)¶ Presents the given additional view on top of the receiver.
- Parameters
view – The view to present.
-
remove_from_superview
()¶ Removes the view from the parent’s hierarchy.
-
remove_gesture_recognizer
(gesture_recognizer: pyto_ui.GestureRecognizer)¶ Removes a gesture recognizer.
- Parameters
gesture_recognizer – The gesture recognizer to be removed.
-
resign_first_responder
() → bool¶ Stops being the first responder. On
TextView
andTextField
objects, the keyboard will be hidden. Returns a boolean indicating the success.- Return type
bool
-
property
size
¶ A size that specifies the height and width of the rectangle. This value is a tuple with height and width values.
- Return type
Tuple[float, float]
-
size_to_fit
()¶ Sizes the view to fit its content.
-
subview_with_name
(name) → pyto_ui.View¶ Returns the subview with the given name.
Raises
NameError
if no view is found.- Return type
-
property
subviews
¶ (Read Only) A list of the view’s children.
See also
add_subview()
.- Return type
List[View]
-
property
tint_color
¶ The tint color of the view. If set to
None
, the tint color will be inherited from the superview. The tint color affects some views likeButton
for title color,TextView
for cursor color, etc.- Return type
-
property
title
¶ If this view is directly presented, the top bar will show this view’s title.
- Return type
str
-
property
user_interaction_enabled
¶ A boolean indicating whether the view responds to touches.
- Return type
bool
-
property
width
¶ The width of the view.
- Return type
float
-
property
x
¶ The x-coordinate of the view.
- Return type
float
-
property
y
¶ The y-coordinate of the point.
- Return type
float
-
-
class
pyto_ui.
ImageView
(image: Optional[Image] = None, url: Optional[str] = None)¶ A view displaying an image. The displayed image can be a
PIL
image, anUIKit
UIImage
(seeimage_with_system_name()
) or can be directly downloaded from an URL.-
property
image
¶ The image displayed on screen. Can be a
PIL
image or anUIKit
UIImage
. Seeimage_with_system_name()
for more information about how to get a symbol image.- Return type
Image.Image
-
load_from_url
(url)¶ Loads and display the image at given url.
- Parameters
url – The URL of the image.
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
Label
(text: str = '')¶ A view displaying not editable and not selectable text.
-
property
adjusts_font_size_to_fit_width
¶ A boolean indicating whether the label adjusts its font size to fit its size.
- Return type
bool
-
property
line_break_mode
¶ The line break mode.
- Return type
-
load_html
(html)¶ Loads HTML in the Label.
- Parameters
html – The HTML code to load.
-
property
number_of_lines
¶ The numbers of lines displayed in the label. Set to
0
to show all the text.- Return type
int
-
property
text
¶ The text to be displayed on the view.
- Return type
str
-
property
text_alignment
¶ The text’s alignment. For possible values, see Text Alignment constants.
- Return type
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
TableViewCell
(style: ui_constants.TABLE_VIEW_STYLE = TABLE_VIEW_CELL_STYLE_DEFAULT)¶ A cell contained in a
TableView
. Can have a title, a subtitle, an image and an accessory view.For a list of supported style, see Table View Cell Style constants.
-
property
accessory_type
¶ The type of accessory view placed to the right of the cell. See Accessory Type constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
content_view
¶ (Read Only) The view contained in the cell. Custom views should be added inside it.
- Return type
-
property
detail_text_label
¶ (Read Only) The label containing secondary text. May return
None
for some Table View Cell Style values.- Return type
-
property
image_view
¶ (Read Only) The view containing an image. May return
None
for some Table View Cell Style values.- Return type
Image View
-
property
movable
¶ A boolean indicating whether the cell is movable. If set to
True
, the containerTableViewSection
object should handle the move.- Return type
bool
-
property
removable
¶ A boolean indicating the cell is removable. If set to
True
, the containerTableViewSection
object should handle the removal.- Return type
bool
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
TableView
(style: ui_constants.TABLE_VIEW_STYLE = TABLE_VIEW_STYLE_PLAIN, sections: List[pyto_ui.TableViewSection] = [])¶ A view containing a list of cells.
A Table View has a list of
TableViewSection
objects that represent groups of cells. A Table View has two possible styles. See Table View Style.-
deselect_row
()¶ Deselects the current selected row.
Returns a bar button item that toggles its title and associated state between Edit and Done. The button item is setup to edit the Table View.
- Return type
-
property
reload_action
¶ A function called when the button item is pressed. Takes the button item as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TableView], None]
-
property
sections
¶ A list of
TableViewSection
containg cells to be displayed on the Table View. Setting a new value will reload automatically the contents of the Table View.- Return type
List[TableViewSection]
-
-
class
pyto_ui.
TextView
(text='')¶ An editable, multiline and scrollable view containing text.
-
property
autocapitalization_type
¶ The type of autocapitalization to use while editing th text. See Auto Capitalization constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
autocorrection
¶ A boolean indicating whether autocorrection is enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
did_begin_editing
¶ A function called when the Text View begins editing. Takes the sender Text View as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TextView], None]
-
property
did_change
¶ A function called when the Text View’s text changes. Takes the sender Text View as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TextView], None]
-
property
did_end_editing
¶ A function called when the Text View ends editing. Takes the sender Text View as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TextView], None]
-
property
editable
¶ A boolean indicating whether the text is editable.
- Return type
bool
-
property
keyboard_appearance
¶ The appearance of the keyboard used while editing the text. See Keyboard Appearance constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
keyboard_type
¶ The type of keyboard to use while editing the text. See Keyboard Type constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
load_html
(html)¶ Loads HTML in the Text View.
- Parameters
html – The HTML code to load.
-
property
return_key_type
¶ The type of return key to show on the keyboard used to edit the text. See Return Key Type constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
secure
¶ A boolean indicating whether the keyboard should be configured to enter sensitive data.
- Return type
bool
-
property
selectable
¶ A boolean indicating whether the text is selectable.
- Return type
bool
-
property
selected_range
¶ Returns the selected text range. A tuple of two integers (start, end).
- Return type
Tuple[int, int]
-
property
smart_dashes
¶ A boolean indicating whether smart dashes are enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
smart_quotes
¶ A boolean indicating whether smart quotes are enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
text
¶ The text contained in the view.
- Return type
str
-
property
text_alignment
¶ The alignment of the text displayed on screen. See Text Alignment constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
WebView
(url: Optional[str] = None)¶ A View that displays web content.
-
exception
JavaScriptException
¶ An excpetion while running JavaScript code. Raised by
evaluate_js()
.
-
property
can_go_back
¶ (Read Only) A boolean indicating whether
go_back()
can be performed.- Return type
bool
-
property
can_go_forward
¶ (Read Only) A boolean indicating whether
go_forward()
can be performed.- Return type
bool
-
property
did_fail_loading
¶ A function called when the Web View failed to load contents. Takes the sender Web View and a string describing the error as parameters.
- Return type
Callable[[WebView, str], None]
-
property
did_finish_loading
¶ A function called when the Web View finished loading contents. Takes the sender Web View as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[WebView], None]
-
property
did_start_loading
¶ A function called when the Web View starts loading contents. Takes the sender Web View as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[WebView], None]
-
evaluate_js
(code) → str¶ Runs JavaScript code and returns a String representation of the evaluation result. Raises a
JavaScriptException
.- Parameters
code – JavaScript code to run.
- Return type
str
-
go_back
()¶ Goes back.
-
go_forward
()¶ Goes forward.
-
property
is_loading
¶ (Read Only) A boolean indicating whether the Web View is loading content.
- Return type
bool
-
load_html
(html: str, base_url: Optional[str] = None)¶ Loads an HTML string.
- Parameters
html – The HTML code to load.
base_url – An optional URL used to resolve relative paths.
-
load_url
(url: str)¶ Loads an URL.
-
reload
()¶ Reloads the Web View.
-
stop
()¶ Stops loading content.
-
property
url
¶ (Read Only) The current URL loaded into the Web View.
- Return type
str
-
exception
Controls¶
-
class
pyto_ui.
Control
¶ The base class for controls, which are visual elements that convey a specific action or intention in response to user interactions.
Inherited by
Button
,SegmentedControl
,Slider
,Switch
andTextField
-
property
action
¶ A function called when the control triggers its action. For example, a
Button
object calls this function when it’s pressed.Takes the
Control
object as parameter.- Return type
Callable[[Control], None]
-
property
enabled
¶ A boolean indicating whether the control is enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
horizontal_alignment
¶ The horizontal alignment of the view’s contents. See Horizontal Alignment constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
vertical_alignment
¶ The vertical alignment of the view’s contents. See Vertical Alignemnt constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
SegmentedControl
(segments: List[str] = [])¶ A horizontal control made of multiple segments, each segment functioning as a discrete button. The function passed to
action
will be called when the segmented control changes its selection.-
property
segments
¶ A list of strings representing segments titles.
- Return type
List[str]
-
property
selected_segment
¶ The index of selected segment.
- Return type
int
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
Slider
(value: float = 0.5)¶ A control used to select a single value from a continuous range of values. The default range is located between
0
and1
. The function passed toaction
will be called when the slider changes its value.-
property
maximum_value
¶ The maximum value of the slider.
- Return type
float
-
property
minimum_value
¶ The minimum value of the slider.
- Return type
float
-
set_value_with_animation
(value: float)¶ Sets the value of the slider with an animation.
- Parameters
value – The value of the slider.
-
property
value
¶ The value of the slider between its range.
- Return type
float
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
Switch
(on=False)¶ A control that offers a binary choice, such as On/Off. The function passed to
action
will be called when the switch changes its value.-
property
on
¶ A boolean indicating whether the switch is On.
- Return type
bool
-
property
on_color
¶ The color used to tint the appearance of the switch when it is turned on.
- Return type
-
set_on_with_animation
(on: bool)¶ Sets the state of the switch to On or Off with an animation.
- Parameters
on – A boolean indicating whether the switch should be On.
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
Button
(type: ui_constants.BUTTON_TYPE = BUTTON_TYPE_SYSTEM, title: str = '', image: Optional[Image] = None)¶ A control that executes your custom code in response to user interactions. To add an action, set
action
.For types of buttons, see Button Type constants.
-
property
image
¶ The image displayed on the button. Can be a
PIL
image or anUIKit
symbol image. For more information about symbols, seeimage_with_system_name()
.- Return type
PIL.Image.Image
-
property
title
¶ The title of the button
- Return type
str
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
TextField
(text: str = '', placeholder: Optional[str] = None)¶ A field to type single line text. The function passed to
action
will be called when the text field changes its text.-
property
autocapitalization_type
¶ The type of autocapitalization to use while editing th text. See Auto Capitalization constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
autocorrection
¶ A boolean indicating whether autocorrection is enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
did_begin_editing
¶ A function called when the Text Field begins editing. Takes the sender Text Field as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TextField], None]
-
property
did_end_editing
¶ A function called when the Text Field ends editing. Takes the sender Text Field as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[TextField], None]
-
property
keyboard_appearance
¶ The appearance of the keyboard used while editing the text. See Keyboard Appearance constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
keyboard_type
¶ The type of keyboard to use while editing the text. See Keyboard Type constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
placeholder
¶ A gray text shown when there is no text.
- Return type
str
-
property
return_key_type
¶ The type of return key to show on the keyboard used to edit the text. See Return Key Type constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
secure
¶ A boolean indicating whether the keyboard should be configured to enter sensitive data. The text entered by the user will be hidden.
- Return type
bool
-
property
smart_dashes
¶ A boolean indicating whether smart dashes are enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
smart_quotes
¶ A boolean indicating whether smart quotes are enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
text
¶ The text contained in the Text Field.
- Return type
str
-
property
text_alignment
¶ The alignment of the text displayed on screen. See Text Alignment constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
Other classes¶
A list of classes that don’t represent views.
-
class
pyto_ui.
Color
(py_color)¶ A
Color
object represents a color to be displayed on screen.Example:
import pyto_ui as ui # RGB black = ui.Color.rgb(0, 0, 0, 1) # White white = ui.Color.white(1, 1) # Dynamic background = ui.Color.dynamic(light=white, dark=black)
For pre-defined colors, see Color constants.
-
alpha
() → float¶ Returns the alpha value of the color.
- Return type
float
-
blue
() → float¶ Returns the blue value of the color.
- Return type
float
-
classmethod
dynamic
(light: pyto_ui.Color, dark: pyto_ui.Color) → pyto_ui.Color¶ Initializes and returns a color that dynamically changes in dark or light mode.
-
green
() → float¶ Returns the green value of the color.
- Return type
float
-
red
() → float¶ Returns the red value of the color.
- Return type
float
-
classmethod
rgb
(red: float, green: float, blue, alpha: float) → pyto_ui.Color¶ Initializes a color from RGB values.
All values should be located between 0 and 1, not between 0 and 255.
- Parameters
red – The red value.
green – The geen value.
blue – The blue value.
alpha – The opacity value.
- Return type
-
-
class
pyto_ui.
Font
(name: str, size: float)¶ A
Font
object represents a font (with name and size) to be used on labels, buttons, text views etc.-
classmethod
bold_system_font_of_size
(size: float) → pyto_ui.Font¶ Returns the font object used for standard interface items that are rendered in boldface type in the specified size
- Parameters
size – The size (in points) for the font. This value must be greater than 0.0.
- Return type
-
classmethod
font_names_for_family_name
(name: str) → List[str]¶ Returns an array of font names available in a particular font family.
- Parameters
name – The name of the font family. Use the
font_family_names()
function to get an array of the available font family names on the system.- Return type
List[str]
-
classmethod
font_with_style
(style: ui_constants.FONT_TEXT_STYLE) → pyto_ui.Font¶ Returns an instance of the system font for the specified text style and scaled appropriately for the user’s selected content size category.
- Parameters
style – The text style for which to return a font. See Font Text Style constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
classmethod
italic_system_font_of_size
(size: float) → pyto_ui.Font¶ Returns the font object used for standard interface items that are rendered in italic type in the specified size.
- Parameters
size – The size (in points) for the font. This value must be greater than 0.0.
- Return type
-
classmethod
system_font_of_size
(size: float) → pyto_ui.Font¶ Returns the font object used for standard interface items in the specified size.
- Parameters
size – The size (in points) to which the font is scaled. This value must be greater than 0.0.
- Return type
-
classmethod
-
class
pyto_ui.
GestureRecognizer
(type: ui_constants.GESTURE_TYPE, action: Optional[Callable[[pyto_ui.GestureRecognizer], None]] = None)¶ A gesture-recognizer object—or, simply, a gesture recognizer—decouples the logic for recognizing a sequence of touches (or other input) and acting on that recognition. When one of these objects recognizes a common gesture or, in some cases, a change in the gesture, it sends an action message to each designated target object.
This class represents the type of gesture passed to the
type
initializer parameter. See Gesture Type constants for possible values. When the gesture is starting, cancelling or changig,action
is called with the gesture recognizer as parameter. You can then access the location and the state from it.Example:
''' Move a circle with finger. ''' import pyto_ui as ui view = ui.View() view.background_color = ui.COLOR_SYSTEM_BACKGROUND circle = ui.View() circle.size = (50, 50) circle.center = (view.width/2, view.height/2) circle.flexible_margins = True circle.corner_radius = 25 circle.background_color = ui.COLOR_LABEL view.add_subview(circle) def move(sender: ui.GestureRecognizer): if sender.state == ui.GESTURE_STATE_CHANGED: circle.center = sender.location gesture = ui.GestureRecognizer(ui.GESTURE_TYPE_PAN) gesture.action = move view.add_gesture_recognizer(gesture) ui.show_view(view)
-
property
action
¶ A function called to handle the gesture. Takes the sender gesture recognizer as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[GestureRecognizer], None]
-
property
allowedTouchTypes
¶ An array of touch types used to distinguish type of touches. For possible values, see
Touch Type
constants.- Return type
List[Touch Type]
-
property
allowed_touch_types
¶ An array of touch types used to distinguish type of touches. For possible values, see
Touch Type
constants.- Return type
List[Touch Type]
-
property
cancels_touches_in_view
¶ A Boolean value affecting whether touches are delivered to a view when a gesture is recognized.
- Return type
bool
-
property
delays_touches_began
¶ A Boolean value determining whether the receiver delays sending touches in a begin phase to its view.
- Return type
bool
-
property
delays_touches_ended
¶ A Boolean value determining whether the receiver delays sending touches in a end phase to its view.
- Return type
bool
-
property
enabled
¶ A boolean indicating whether the gesture recognizer is enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
location
¶ (Read Only) Returns a tuple with the X and the Y position of the gesture in its container view.
- Return type
Tuple[float, float]
-
property
number_of_touches
¶ (Read Only) Returns the number of touches involved in the gesture represented by the receiver.
- Return type
int
-
property
requires_exclusive_touch_type
¶ A Boolean indicating whether the gesture recognizer considers touches of different types simultaneously.
- Return type
bool
-
property
state
¶ (Read Only) The current state of the gesture recognizer.
- Return type
-
property
x
¶ (Read Only) Returns the X position of the gesture in its container view.
- Return type
float
-
property
y
¶ (Read Only) Returns the Y position of the gesture in its container view.
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
TableViewSection
(title: str, cells: List[TableViewCell])¶ An object representing a section in a Table View. A section has a title and a list of cells contained in.
-
property
cells
¶ Cells contained in the section. After setting a value, the section will be reloaded automatically.
- Return type
-
property
did_delete_cell
¶ A function called when a cell contained in the section is deleted. Takes the sender section and the selected deleted cell’s index as parameters. This function should be used to remove the data corresponding to the cell from the database.
- Return type
Callable[[TableViewSection, int], None]
-
property
did_move_cell
¶ A function called when a cell contained in the section is moved. Takes the sender section, the moved deleted cell’s index and the destination index as parameters. This function should be used to move the data corresponding to the cell from the database.
- Return type
Callable[[TableViewSection, int, int], None]
-
property
did_select_cell
¶ A function called when a cell contained in the section is selected. Takes the sender section and the selected cell’s index as parameters.
- Return type
Callable[[TableViewSection, int], None]
A function called when the accessory button of a cell contained in the section is pressed. Takes the sender section and the cell’s index as parameters.
- Return type
Callable[[TableViewSection, int], None]
-
property
table_view
¶ (Read Only) Returns the Table view associated with the section.
- Return type
-
property
title
¶ The title of the section displayed on screen.
- Return type
str
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
ButtonItem
(title: Optional[str] = None, image: Optional[Image] = None, system_item: Optional[ui_constants.SYSTEM_ITEM] = None, style: ui_constants.BUTTON_ITEM_STYLE = BUTTON_ITEM_STYLE_PLAIN)¶ A special kind of button that can be placed on the view’s navigation bar. Can have a title, and image or a system type.
-
property
action
¶ A function called when the button item is pressed. Takes the button item as parameter.
- Return type
Callable[[ButtonItem], None]
-
property
enabled
¶ A boolean indicating whether the button is enabled.
- Return type
bool
-
property
image
¶ A
PIL
image object displayed on screen. May also be anUIKit
UIImage
symbol. Seeimage_with_system_name()
.- Return type
PIL.Image.Image
-
property
style
¶ The button item style. See Button Item Style constants for possible values.
- Return type
-
property
title
¶ The title of the button displayed on screen.
- Return type
str
-
property
-
class
pyto_ui.
Alert
(title: str, message: str)¶ A class representing an alert.
Example:
from pyto_ui import Alert alert = Alert("Hello", "Hello World!") alert.add_action("Ok") alert.add_cancel_action("Cancel") if (alert.show() == "Ok"): print("Good Bye!")
-
add_action
(title: str)¶ Adds an action with given title.
- Parameters
title – The title of the action.
-
add_cancel_action
(title: str)¶ Adds a cancel action with given title. Can only be added once.
- Parameters
title – The title of the action.
-
add_destructive_action
(title: str)¶ Adds a destructive action with given title.
- Parameters
title – The title of the action.
-
show
() → str¶ Shows alert.
Returns the title of the selected action.
- Return type
str
-


This sample demonstrates the use of IIS URL rewrite module to redirect an entire branch of the URL namespace to a single node.js application. This mechanism allows more control over the URL structure of a node.js web service as well as removes the *.js file name from the URL.
visit the endpoint at hello/foo/bar/bazcode
var http = require('http'); http.createServer(function (req, res) { res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/html'}); res.end('Hello from urlrewrite sample. Request path: ' + req.url); }).listen(process.env.PORT);
web.config
<configuration> <system.webServer> <!-- indicates that the hello.js file is a node.js application to be handled by the iisnode module --> <handlers> <add name="iisnode" path="hello.js" verb="*" modules="iisnode" /> </handlers> <!-- use URL rewriting to redirect the entire branch of the URL namespace to hello.js node.js application; for example, the following URLs will all be handled by hello.js: http://localhost/node/urlrewrite/hello http://localhost/node/urlrewrite/hello/foo http://localhost/node/urlrewrite/hello/foo/bar/baz?param=bat --> <rewrite> <rules> <rule name="hello"> <match url="hello/*" /> <action type="Rewrite" url="hello.js" /> </rule> </rules> </rewrite> </system.webServer> </configuration>


Robust dimension reduction methods for regression and discriminant analysis are implemented that yield estimates with a partial least squares alike interpretability. Partial robust M regression (PRM) is robust to both vertical outliers and leverage points. Sparse partial robust M regression (SPRM) is a related robust method with sparse coefficient estimate, and therefore with intrinsic variable selection. For binary classification related discriminant methods are PRM-DA and SPRM-DA.
| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Depends: | ggplot2 (≥ 2.0.0) |
| Imports: | cvTools, graphics, grDevices, grid, pcaPP, reshape2, robustbase, stats |
| Published: | 2016-02-22 |
| Author: | Sven Serneels (BASF Corp) and Irene Hoffmann |
| Maintainer: | Irene Hoffmann <irene.hoffmann at tuwien.ac.at> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | sprm results |
| Reference manual: | sprm.pdf |
| Package source: | sprm_1.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sprm_1.2.2.zip, r-release: sprm_1.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: sprm_1.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sprm_1.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: sprm_1.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | sprm archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=sprm to link to this page.


{% extends "web/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% load render_table from django_tables2 %} {% load bootstrap4 %} {% load static %} {% bootstrap_css %} {% block extrahead %}
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Girl dies, several feared missing as bridge collapses
by Agency ReportA 15-year-old girl was killed after a suspension bridge over a river in southwest France collapsed on Monday, causing a car, a truck and possibly a third vehicle to plunge into the water, local authorities said.
Four people were rescued but several others were feared to miss after the collapse of the bridge linking the towns of Mirepoix-sur-Tarn and Bessieres, 30 kilometres (18 miles) north of the city of Toulouse, the fire service and local security chief Etienne Guyot said.
(AFP)


This is a very basic "Hello World" example made up in HTML and CSS. See if you can change the size of the header text above.


Tannus Tyres
A few weeks ago, I upgraded my Brompton to the puncture proof, Tannus tyres. I’ve had a puncture twice now on my Bromptons - both times occurring when I didn’t have a puncture repair kit with me (once, as I was on a quick ride around Hatfield and the other when I was commuting home from work) so I’ve been forced to walk the bike home in both instances (in fairness, I tried to get a bus home with the Brompton the last time, but the local bus service in Welwyn threw that idea out the window - the time waiting for the next bus, I’d have actually got home).
Tannus tyres are puncture proof as they contain no air - they are made from a rubber foam type material that is solid and therefore can have pins and glass stuck in them without causing any flat tyres. The major benefit of this is that you don’t have to change flat tyres! This is extremely handy on the Brompton where changing tyres, especially the rear, can be a labour intensive process.
Fitting
I’d read the reviews on the internet and on the Brompton club before getting them installed. There had been a number of good reviews on them so I thought that this was the time to get them installed. I needed to replace the tyres anyhow, so it made sense.
I’d looked into buying them myself and fitting them, however, the general consensus is that they’re fairly difficult to fit. NipNip, who I was going to buy them from, could fit them for £20 so I decided to go and do that.
First Impressions
I picked the Brompton up and cycled back to the office and first impressions weren’t good…
It’s only a 5Km route straight up Blackfriars/Farringdon Road but it felt longer. The tyres seemed to slow me down, it seemed to have greater drag on the road. That wasn’t a good sign. It was definitely the case when I started getting faster. I couldn’t really change into the upper gears.
There’s a few white lines along the route back up to the office such as zebra crossing and pelican crossings. Going over the pelican crossing zig zag lines, I could feel the rear end of the Brompton sliding under me. That wasn’t good. It wasn’t even wet. It felt like I was out mountain biking. The feeling was exacerbated by the fact that the tyres have give in them and it felt like they were moving under me. The closest sensation I can think of is riding a mountain bike with low pressure tyres.
Anyhow, after the initial trip, I gave them a chance. Few more trips out and about and a ride with the London Brompton Club. That was it. I decided that they weren’t for me. They felt like i was riding with a far greater rolling resistance than normal. I wasn’t impressed.
Conclusion
NipNip took them off for me and I replaced them with new tyres, rim tape and inner tubes. They were kind enough to replace them with tyres I bought elsewhere.
Getting on the Brompton again with them taken off was like a whole different bike. It felt back to normal. The Tannus tyres made me dislike the Brompton. I didn’t look forward to riding. And for that reason, they had to go. I ride the Brompton for pleasure and commuting - with the Tannus tyres on, both felt horrendous and I cut down my cycling for pleasure.
My policy for punctures now can revolve around getting public transport. Worse case, I ring a taxi and get taken somewhere but I think that’s the more sensible option if I can’t fix the puncture at the road side!
Overall, I can’t recommend the Tannus tyres. Some people in the Brompton club really like them, but me, they were a pricey mistake. Hopefully, I won’t be making the same mistake again.


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Contents
RENAME FILES
prenamed_0 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/0/*.Wav');
prenamed_90 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/90/*.Wav');
prenamed_180 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/180/*.Wav');
prenamed_270 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/270/*.Wav');
for k=1:length(prenamed_0)
[~, f0] = fileparts(prenamed_0(k).name);
[~, f90] = fileparts(prenamed_90(k).name);
[~, f180] = fileparts(prenamed_180(k).name);
[~, f270] = fileparts(prenamed_270(k).name);
num0 = str2double(f0);
num90 = str2double(f90);
num180 = str2double(f180);
num270 = str2double(f270);
oldName1 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/0/%s',prenamed_0(k).name);
newName1 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/96/1/0/%03d_0.Wav', num0);
copyfile(oldName1, newName1);
oldName2 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/90/%s',prenamed_90(k).name);
newName2 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/96/1/90/%03d_90.Wav', num90);
copyfile(oldName2, newName2);
oldName3 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/180/%s',prenamed_180(k).name);
newName3 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/96/1/180/%03d_180.Wav', num180);
copyfile(oldName3, newName3);
oldName4 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/RIRs/270/%s',prenamed_270(k).name);
newName4 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/96/1/270/%03d_270.Wav', num270);
copyfile(oldName4, newName4);
end
SORT FILES
rirs_0 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/0/*.Wav');
rirs_90 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/90/*.Wav');
rirs_180 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/180/*.Wav');
rirs_270 = dir('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/270/*.Wav');
Loop (2m) (44.1k)
num = 0;
for k=2:(2*15):240
for i=k:2:k+12
num = num+1;
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/2/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/2/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/2/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/2/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (2m) (96k)
num = 0;
for k=2:(2*15):length(rirs_0)
for i=k:2:k+12
num = num+1;
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/2/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/2/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/2/180/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/2/270/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (3m) (44.1k)
num = 0;
for k=32:(3*15):240
for i=k:3:k+12
num = num+1;
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/3/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/3/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/3/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/3/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (3m) (96k)
num = 0;
for k=32:(3*15):length(rir_0)
for i=k:3:k+12
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/3/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/3/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/3/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/3/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (4m) (44.1k)
num = 0;
for k=4:(4*15):240
for i=k:4:k+8
num = num+1;
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/4/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/4/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/4/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/4/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (4m) (96k)
num = 0;
for k=4:(4*15):length(rir_0)
for i=k:4:k+8
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/4/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/4/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/4/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/4/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (5m) (44.1k)
num = 0;
for k=48:(5*15):240
for i=k:5:k+10
num = num+1;
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/5/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/5/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/5/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/44/5/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end
Loop (5m) (96k)
num = 0;
for k=48:(5*15):length(rir_0)
for i=k:5:k+10
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/0/%s',rirs_0(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/5/0/%03d_0.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/90/%s',rirs_90(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/5/90/%03d_90.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/180/%s',rirs_180(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/5/180/%03d_180.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
oldName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/1/270/%s',rirs_270(i).name);
newName0 = sprintf('/Users/Lewis/Uni Work/4th Year/Project/Room Measurements/ODEON/BulkRIRs/New RIRs/TrimmedNew/96/5/270/%03d_270.Wav', num);
copyfile(oldName0, newName0);
end
end


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Lagu Serif blends a geometric inspiration with warm humanist elements, making it the perfect choice for when you need a fresh, contemporary serif typeface. Alessio Laiso has designed Lagu Serif in 18 styles: 9 weights ranging from Thin to Black, with matching, beautiful italics. The companion Lagu Sans makes the Lagu family a real workhorse for any use, including web, digital, print, branding and signage. Lagu Serif has a large x-height and open counterforms, making it easily readable. It comes with powerful OpenType features, including ligatures, alternative glyphs, small caps, fractions, tabular figures, old-style figures, and more. The Lagu family supports 219 languages, covering 100% of the Latin Plus character set.


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Watch: The First Official STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Clip Has Arrived + It’s Action-Packed
by Team SOHHThe countdown for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has just intensified. The long-awaited first clip from the must-see flick has premiered online and does much more than live up to the hype. Watch and comment below!


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◆ TranslationRecovery()
Construct a new Translation Recovery object.
- Parameters
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| relativeTranslations | the relative translations, in world coordinate frames, vector of BinaryMeasurements of Unit3, where each key of a measurement is a point in 3D. |
| lmParams | (optional) gtsam::LavenbergMarquardtParams that can be used to modify the parameters for the LM optimizer. By default, uses the default LM parameters. |
◆ addPrior()
Add priors on ednpoints of first measurement edge.
- Parameters
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| scale | scale for first relative translation which fixes gauge. |
| graph | factor graph to which prior is added. |
| priorNoiseModel | the noise model to use with the prior. |
◆ buildGraph()
◆ initalizeRandomly()
| Values TranslationRecovery::initalizeRandomly |
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const |
Create random initial translations.
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- Values
◆ run()
| Values TranslationRecovery::run |
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const double |
scale = 1.0 | ) |
const |
Build and optimize factor graph.
- Parameters
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| scale | scale for first relative translation which fixes gauge. |
- Returns
- Values
◆ SimulateMeasurements()
| TranslationRecovery::TranslationEdges TranslationRecovery::SimulateMeasurements |
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const Values & |
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const std::vector< KeyPair > & |
edges |
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Simulate translation direction measurements.
- Parameters
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| poses | SE(3) ground truth poses stored as Values |
| edges | pairs (a,b) for which a measurement w_aZb will be generated. |
- Returns
- TranslationEdges vector of binary measurements where the keys are the cameras and the measurement is the simulated Unit3 translation direction between the cameras.
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Hey everybody! Welcome to my Star Wars page! I'm so so so excited about the new Star Wars movie that's coming out. I really hope that Disney doesn't butcher it. I heard a rumor from a bro who heard it from a guy who heard it from his brother's best bud who said that the next movie will have Obi-Wan in it! I mean, how cool is that!
Of course, as we all know, the best character is Yoda. Here's one of my favorite pix of the little green guy. As everyone knows, Yoda is eternally young and will live forever. Therefore, he has to be in the new movie. So, here's the scoop. I read online the other day that this movie will, in addition to the total bros mentioned already, feature Luke's kids.
Now, I know what all of you are thinking - didn't we hear about Luke's lightsaber-wielding munchkins already? Something about a series of books or two where they grew up, had their own kids, took over the galaxy, stuff like that? Well, I guess we were wrong. It looks like the Remasterer Lucas himself has his own plans, no matter what the tales told by Tim Zahn have to say.
Oh, well, enough about the new movie for now. There's a comic I've been reading, which, although blasphemous to the canon of SW, is mildly amusing. It treats the movies like a role-playing game, giving new dialog for the original films. It's pretty good for a laugh or two. One of my SW buddies turned me on to the site. Called something like Siths and Sabres, or something. Check it out sometime. Parts of it are reminiscent of an old detective movie, with the dialog and such. It even features Dooku as a French guy!
Anyway, until I get a chance to post next, may the Force Be With You!
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TO WONG FOO, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! JULIE NEWMAR (PG-13)
Directed by Beeban Kidron Running Time: 109 minutes Originally Released: 1995
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* * 1/2 (out of four)
TO WONG FOO, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! JULIE NEWMAR opens up with a parade of drag queens on stage, dancing and frollicking to music. It strongly resembles THE BIRDCAGE, not to confuse that TOO WONG FOO came first. The plot is quickly unraveled as Vida Boheme and Noxeema Jackson (Patrick Swayze and Wesley Snipes, respectively) tie for first place in a drag queen contest, their prize being a trip to Hollywood. Naturally the two are thrilled, but the more sympathetic one, Vida, takes pity on Chi Chi (John Leguizamo), an amateuristic drag queen who's feeling quite a bit of self pity, and invites him along.
TO WONG FOO doesn't take long to get to the goods, but it's somewhat boring getting there so you still might feel anxious. The fun takes off when the three "queens" end up stuck in the incredibly small town of Snydersville with a broken down Chevy. They're forced to stay the weekend, and obviously become a conspicuous group of flamboyantly dressed "women". Vida, Noxeema, and Chi Chi end up teaching the women of the town how to be more independant, and the men of the town how to be more gentlemanly. While the culture clash becomes a close-knit family, the sherrif of a nearby town is on a hunt for these "perverts". Apparantly he's not too happy about the embarrasing situation he was left in after pulling them over with more-carnal-than-legal intentions.
Patrick Swayze is defintely the one who stands out in this film. While his character may not be overly wonderful or impacting, he still put a lot into it and does a fabulous job, as subtle as it may come off. TO WONG FOO is pretty predictable even if it is predictable in a more wild-than-usual way. Still, it's enjoyable and is worth seeing on video. While I only give it * * 1/2, it's a hearty * * 1/2!
November 22, 1997
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Here is a list of all namespace members with links to the namespace documentation for each member:
- m -
- m() : Gecode::Int::Arithmetic
- ManFixPSETaskBwd : Gecode::Int::Cumulative , Gecode::Int::Unary
- ManFixPSETaskFwd : Gecode::Int::Unary , Gecode::Int::Cumulative
- ManFixPTaskBwd : Gecode::Int::Cumulative , Gecode::Int::Unary
- ManFixPTaskFwd : Gecode::Int::Cumulative , Gecode::Int::Unary
- ManFlexTaskBwd : Gecode::Int::Cumulative , Gecode::Int::Unary
- ManFlexTaskFwd : Gecode::Int::Unary , Gecode::Int::Cumulative
- mark() : Gecode::Support
- marked() : Gecode::Support
- max : Gecode::Int::Limits , Gecode::Set::Limits , Gecode
- max_max : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- max_med : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- max_min : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- max_nary : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- max_nary_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_nary_d : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_s_nary_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_s_nary_d : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xxy_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyy_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- max_xyz_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- maxAutoZoomScale : Gecode::Gist::LayoutConfig
- MaximizeScript : Gecode
- MaximizeSpace : Gecode
- MaxPropStatus : Gecode::Int::Arithmetic
- maxScale : Gecode::Gist::LayoutConfig
- ME_BOOL_FAILED : Gecode::Int
- ME_BOOL_NONE : Gecode::Int
- ME_BOOL_VAL : Gecode::Int
- me_failed() : Gecode
- ME_GEN_ASSIGNED : Gecode
- ME_GEN_FAILED : Gecode
- ME_GEN_NONE : Gecode
- ME_INT_BND : Gecode::Int
- ME_INT_DOM : Gecode::Int
- ME_INT_FAILED : Gecode::Int
- ME_INT_NONE : Gecode::Int
- ME_INT_VAL : Gecode::Int
- me_modified() : Gecode
- ME_SET_BB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_CARD : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_CBB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_CGLB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_CLUB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_FAILED : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_GLB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_LUB : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_NONE : Gecode::Set
- ME_SET_VAL : Gecode::Set
- member() : Gecode
- mflu010 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu01i : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu020 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu02i : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu030 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu03i : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu10 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu101 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu1i : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu1i1 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu20 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu2i : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu30 : Test::Int::Unary
- mflu3i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu010 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu01i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu020 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu02i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu030 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu03i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu10 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu1i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu20 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu2i : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu30 : Test::Int::Unary
- mfu3i : Test::Int::Unary
- min() : Gecode , Gecode::Int::Limits , Gecode::Set::Limits , Gecode
- min_max : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- min_med : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- min_min : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- min_nary : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- min_nary_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_nary_d : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_s_nary_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_s_nary_d : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xxy_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyy_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- min_xyz_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- MinimizeScript : Gecode
- MinimizeSpace : Gecode
- minScale : Gecode::Gist::LayoutConfig
- minus_max : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- minus_med : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- minus_min : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mod() : Gecode
- mod_a_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mod_b_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mod_c_bnd : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mod_max : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mod_med : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mod_min : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- ModEvent : Gecode
- ModEventDelta : Gecode
- MPS_ASSIGNED : Gecode::Int::Arithmetic
- MPS_NEW_BOUND : Gecode::Int::Arithmetic
- MPS_REMOVED : Gecode::Int::Arithmetic
- mult() : Gecode
- mult_max : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mult_med : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mult_min : Test::Int::MiniModelArithmetic
- mult_xxx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xxy_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyx_d_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyy_b_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyy_b_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyy_b_c : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyy_d_a : Test::Int::Arithmetic
- mult_xyy_d_b : Test::Int::Arithmetic
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ALMOST FAMOUS (2000)
Grade: A-
Director: Cameron Crowe
Screenplay: Cameron Crowe
Starring: Patrick Fugit, Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand, Jason Lee, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Faizura Balk, Anna Paquin, Noah Taylor
After his tremendous success with JERRY MAGUIRE, writer\director Cameron Crowe was given a reasonably big budget, final cut and major studio backing to make ALMOST FAMOUS, the most personal of his films. It's a situation similar to the one Paul Thomas Anderson found himself in after BOOGIE NIGHTS (which was more of a critical darling than a huge success). Anderson chose to follow that up with MAGNOLIA, a film that displayed the fervency and scope of his earlier picture but was also granted leeway to include some artistic gambits that might've been frowned upon by studio heads. Some of them worked (I kinda dug the frogs, so sue me) and some of them didn't quite work (the musical interlude for instance, though I know people who disagree) but even the worst of his stratagems were sorta interesting for you could so clearly see the passion brimming behind them. With all that freedom Cameron Crowe has constructed a movie that's like the filmic equivalent of a classic rock song by Led Zepplin or The Doors. It's rambling, warm, whimsical, observant, and with a tinge of melancholy, though nothing that rudely announces itself via PATCH ADAMS-like obscene sentimentality.
ALMOST FAMOUS is Crowe's semi-autobiographical story of a fifteen year old prodigy, William Miller (newcomer Patrick Fugit, standing in for Cameron) who, on the encouragement of rock critic Lester Bangs (played with throaty charm by Phillip Seymour Hoffman), sets out to pursue a career as a rock writer. He manages to wrangle a freelance job with ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE and is sent on tour for several days with the about-to-hit rock band STILL WATER, headed by a low key Jim Morrison-type, Russell (Billy Crudup). Actually the lead singer is Bebe (Jason Lee, looking like Charles Manson's kinder, more docile brother), a whiny runt upstaged by Russell, the guitar player whose "looks are becoming a problem". Among them are the hanger ons, or groupies, seemingly led by uber-flower child Penny Lane (a sleepy eyed Kate Hudson).
The camera is just daffy over Hudson, or more likely Cameron is, for he trains it on her incessantly, caressing her pert, wide-open face as if it were an endangered monument. Penny comes with a bright all-knowing countenance, as if she were chock full of wisdom, though it's mostly an act to get Russell's attention. I'm not sure if this was the intent but I found Hudson's character to be more pathetic than loveable, though it hardly matters; she's an innocent seeking to meld herself with an image of cool. She is, of course, being used by Russell (who sleeps with her, then tosses her away like a used condom), which she may or may not be aware of. Penny chooses to see herself as something of a muse; it's her sex that inspires Russell to make the music she adores. A delusion, but a lovely one at that.
Other groupies include Faizura Balk as a scary-cool hipster and the apple pie Anna Paquin who says "lets deflower the boy" (referring to Fugit's William) and they do. Fugit is as doe eyed as they come, cherubic and cute though he doesn't make much of an impression but that's okay since he mostly serves as a tour guide to the other, more stimulating characters. Though still, the film suffers an itsy bit because it isn't endowed with a strong central character a la JERRY MAGUIRE or SAY ANYTHING. In the latter film, Crowe created a complete original with Lloyd Dobler (brought wonderfully to life by John Cusack), the oddly charming, hyper verbal sweetie that Cusack has been aping in some way or another his entire career (though I can hardly fault him for it, he does it so well). Fugit isn't nearly as memorable; in fact I'd probably have forgotten him had I not had to think about him in order to write this here review.
Hudson is a better character, an oxymoronic combo of giggly fangirl and blossoming independent; she's Crowe's most intriguing female creation. Meanwhile Russell, accurately played by Billy Crudup (JESUS' SON) as a regular guy inching towards the spotlight, (he's half prima donna, half "guy" guy) is more of a periphery character, as is Frances McDormand's mother and the quirkily named Zooey Deschanel the expressive actress who shows up in two scenes as William's older sister, rumpling his hair and cooing to him "Don't worry, someday you'll be cool". Even less a periphery character is the wildly charismatic Lester Bangs, played lovingly by Hoffman as a cynical dork savant. I would've loved to see a movie with this wily fellow as the protagonist, but he remains a brief, delightful presence, his screen time hardly totaling in at 5 minutes.
Nevertheless, those complaints are of mere crumbs amid a beatific cake; it's to Crowe's credit that he has us wishing we could spend more time with nearly every minor character. And ALMOST FAMOUS works to an equal to or greater degree than his past projects, none of which have been any less than good. (Even his much-derided SINGLES offered some insight into Gen X-ers, and I can't think of any other movie that came close to suggesting that this particular Generation was anything more than ironic, pop culture obsessed lay abouts).
ALMOST FAMOUS is as fun as JERRY MAGUIRE, but less muddled and without all that pesky soul searching. It has the infectious sweetness of SAY ANYTHING, though is visually much more confident. And there's also that zeal, the buzz you get when a filmmaker expresses his passions with the sure hand of a crackerjack veteran. Crowe is the rare mainstream director who loves his characters the way Paul Thomas Anderson loves his, and he's practically protective of them, as we become. For instance, the complete affection in which he gives us William's overprotective mother (whose mantra is "don't do drugs") is refreshing considering the adults in youth movies tend to be authoritative dolts. The character (played by Francis McDormand in pretty much the opposite of a shrill Shelly Winters performance) is a kind intellectual who wants her kids to read Shakespeare, and forbids them to listen to rock music because she desperately wants them to trek through life un-corrupted. As played by McDormand she's real hard not to like.
Here is a movie that loves its audience while most flicks come with barely concealed contempt for their audiences. And it also loves its music and the glorious, sometimes tragic effects of those melodies on the fans whose best memories are the amplified ones. Cameron captures this in a heartbreaking, silent ten seconds; he trains his camera on a prancing Kate Hudson, twirling about in a cleared out stadium amid floating litter. It's as if she just has to squeeze every last bit of energy she can from the show…even well after its end. Crowe has made a movie that cheerfully greets us with open arms as if to say "Welcome to the party". And what a party it is.
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One can read this document in the following formats:
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to list some (not all may be available simultaneously), or it may be read as is: as README.dgux.
DESCRIPTION
Perl 5.7/8.x for DG/UX ix86 R4.20MU0xBUILDING PERL ON DG/UX
Non-threaded Perl on DG/UX
Just run ./Configure script from the top directory. Then give ``make'' to compile.Threaded Perl on DG/UX
If you are using as compiler GCC-2.95.x rev(DG/UX) an easy solution for configuring perl in your DG/UX machine is to run the command:./Configure -Dusethreads -Duseithreads -Dusedevel -des
This will automatically accept all the defaults and in particular /usr/local/ as installation directory. Note that GCC-2.95.x rev(DG/UX) knows the switch -pthread which allows it to link correctly DG/UX's -lthread library.
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Instead of -pthread put here -lthread. CGCC-2.7.2.x that comes with the DG/UX OS does NOT know the -pthread switch. So your build will fail if you choose the defaults. After configuration is done correctly give ``make'' to compile.
Testing Perl on DG/UX
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Installing the built perl on DG/UX
Run the command ``make install''AUTHOR
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