If you have installed SEEK, please take a moment to fill out our very short,optional SEEK Registration Form
SEEK is based upon the Ruby on Rails platform. Although the information on this page should provide you with everything you need to get a basic installation of SEEK up and running, some background reading on Ruby on Rails would be beneficial if it is new to you. Documentation and resources describing Ruby on Rails can be found at rubyonrails.org/documentation. Since SEEK uses v2.3.15 of Rails, guides.rubyonrails.org/v2.3.11/ and api.rubyonrails.org/v2.3.11 may be useful as well.
We recommend that you run SEEK on a Linux system. All of the examples here describe installing on an Ubuntu (10.04 LTS) or Debian system, but should be easily transferrable to other Linux systems such as Fedora. There is a script for CentOS that was contributed to us by Mark Woodbridge (Imperial College, London) available at gist.github.com/2127663
Although possible, installing and running Ruby on Rails on a Windows system is troublesome and is not covered here.
SEEK requires Ruby version 1.8.7.
The steps in the next section outline the commands required to install all the required packages for Ubuntu or Debian.
MySQL server needs to be installed installed, along the development package (required to compile the MySQL rubygem). We use the Ubuntu/Debian packages mysql-server and libmysqlclient15-dev
The ImageMagick libraries need to be installed, as these are required by the rmagic gem. We use the The Ubuntu/Debian package libmagick++9-dev
You will need a minimal build environment, as some of the ruby gems require compilation. The Ubuntu/Debian package build-essentials should be sufficient
SEEK uses Lucene as its search engine, and this requires that java is installed. Sun/Oracle Java is no longer available as a standard package Ubuntu, but OpenJDK should work fine. You can also download and install from Oracle.
Before starting, its a good idea to get up to date:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -y upgrade
The following commands will install the core required packages:
for Ubuntu Precise 12.04 (LTS):
sudo apt-get install wget git mercurial ruby ri1.8 libruby1.8 ruby-dev mysql-server libssl-dev build-essential openssh-server sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev libmagick++-dev libxslt1-dev libxml++2.6-dev openjdk-6-jdk graphviz libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 sudo apt-get install poppler-utils tesseract-ocr openoffice.org openoffice.org-java-common
for Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 (LTS):
sudo apt-get install wget git mercurial ruby rdoc ri libopenssl-ruby ruby-dev mysql-server libssl-dev build-essential openssh-server sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient16-dev libmagick++-dev libxslt-dev libxml++2.6-dev openjdk-6-jdk graphviz libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 sudo apt-get install poppler-utils tesseract-ocr openoffice.org openoffice.org-java-common
If setting up for production deployment using the Passenger Phusion (modrails) module you can save a step later by also using:
sudo apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-prefork-dev libapr1-dev libaprutil1-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev
You now need to install Rubygems version 1.6.2. (SEEK does work with the latest version of Rubygems, but you do get some deprecation warning messages from the Rails code). Rather than install through apt-get, we recommend downloading and installing from the rubygems website: rubygems.org/pages/download. The following commands should install rubygems for you on a Ubuntu/Debian system.
cd /tmp wget http://production.cf.rubygems.org/rubygems/rubygems-1.6.2.tgz tar zfxv rubygems-1.6.2.tgz cd rubygems-1.6.2/ sudo ruby ./setup.rb cd /usr/bin/ sudo ln -s gem1.8 gem cd -
Note - we also recommend the use of Ruby Version Manager (RVM) for managing your version of Ruby and Rubygems. Follow the link to find out more about RVM, and how to install and use it.
On a production server we would recommend installing into the directory /srv/rails/ and installing as the user www-data. There is also more information later on how to setup Apache and Passenger Phusion (modrails).
Our source code is stored within the Sysmo-DB Google Code Repository, using Mercurial as the version control system.
For a stable version, you should check out according to a stable tag. Our current stable tag is 0.16.3, so to retrieve this version you should use:
hg clone https://sysmo-db.googlecode.com/hg/ -r v0.16.3 seek
This will create a seek directory that contains the application.
Bundler is used to manage gems, so to install the required gems you first need to install the bundler gem:
sudo gem install -d bundler rake
Then from within the seek directory run
bundle install
If you are requested for a root or sudo password, but you do not have this level of access then you should use
bundle install --deployment
If you are setting up SEEK as a production environment, rather than for development, you should set the RAILS_ENV variable before proceeding
export RAILS_ENV=production
Copy config/database.default.yml to config/database.yml and edit accordingly - either MySQL or SQLite3 should work (you will need to install the sqlite3-dev package and the sqlite3-ruby gem)
To add users to the MySQL database, first login to the database as an administrator (root by default) and issue a GRANT command along the lines of the example below (for clarity, this uses a username of mysqluser and password mysqlpassword. You are obviously recommended to use a different username and password on a server exposed to the internet).
> mysql -uroot -p Enter password: Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g. Your MySQL connection id is 1522 Server version: 5.1.37-1ubuntu5.1 (Ubuntu) Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the current input statement. mysql> CREATE USER 'mysqluser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mysqlpassword'; mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'mysqluser'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;
Run the rake database setup task, this creates the database, loads the schema and seeds the database with any default data
bundle exec rake db:setup
Some background processing is handled using a tool called Delayed Job, and it is essential this is running for SEEK to behave correctly.
To start delayed job run the script
./script/delayed_job start
or for production:
RAILS_ENV=production ./script/delayed_job start
For production servers, we recommend setting up an init.d script to automatically start and stop delayed_job. An example script can be found at: gist.github.com/3169625 Put this script in /etc/init.d/, called maybe seek-delayed-job, and edit the APP_PATH accordingly. Then run
sudo update-rc.d seek-delayed-job defaults
You can then start and stop delayed job using:
sudo service seek-delayed-job start
and
sudo service seek-delayed-job stop
Open Office is a background service which is called by convert_office plugin, to convert some document types (ms office documents, open office documents, etc.) into pdf document.
If you are just running SEEK as your current user, rather than setup as a production server, you can start the Open Office service with:
soffice --headless --accept="socket,host=<IP_ADDRESS>,port=8100;urp;" --nofirststartwizard > /dev/null 2>&1
Note that Ubuntu 10.04 uses single hyphen for the options:
soffice -headless -accept="socket,host=<IP_ADDRESS>,port=8100;urp;" --nofirststartwizard > /dev/null 2>&1
The 8100 port is used by default, if you’d like to run on another port, you need also to synchronize the changed port with the default soffice_port setting for convert_office plugin in config/environment.rb
If you run on production server, using Apache and Passenger Phusion, you will need to run the Open Office service under www-data user. To do this it will need to create a working directory in /var/www. The name of the directory changes between versions, but will be called something similar to libreoffice or .openoffice.org2. The easiest way to create this directory is to make a note of the permissions for /var/www, then make it writable to www-data, start the service, and then put the permissions on /var/www back to what they were originally.
sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www
Then to start the service manually you use:
nohup sudo -H -u www-data soffice --headless --accept="socket,host=<IP_ADDRESS>,port=8100;urp;" --nofirststartwizard > /dev/null 2>&1
remember on Ubuntu 10.04 only single hyphens are used for the options.
We recommend the OpenOffice service is setup using an init.d script, following the same procedures for delayed job using the script found at: gist.github.com/3787679
To test you have things setup you can now start the server with the command:
./script/server
If running in production mode, you should start the server with
./script/server -e production
However, we recommend you follow the instructions lower down for setting up SEEK to run together with Apache (or Nginx) using Passenger Phusion.
Once the server is running you should visit the page localhost:3000
If there are no users present in the system (and there should not be at this stage) you will be requested to provide login details, and some basic information about your profile (you can always come back and modify the profile information and your password. You cannot modify your login name).
Once created this user will become the admin user of the system.
Now you have installed SEEK, and if you didn’t during the installation process, please take a moment to fill out our very short,optional SEEK Registration Form. Doing so will be very useful to us in the future when we try and raise funding in the future, as it provides evidence of SEEK adoption.
Once logged in as an administrator, you will notice a link on the right-hand side of the tabs/search bar “Admin Enabled”. Selecting this will provide you with some admin facilities for creating new projects, institutions and profiles; defining additional administrators; or modifying the behaviour of SEEK.
Some of the key settings required for a new installation are described in the following sections.
Search can be enabled in the admin setting under Admin settings, Site configuration, Enable/disable features - under “Search enabled”. You will need to restart the server after changing this setting. You will also need to restart the Delayed Job service.
To start the search server you need to run:
bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start
and to reindex any existing data that created before search was enabled:
bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:reindex
If you want Sunspot SOLR to start automatically whenever you restart the machine SEEK is running on, you probably want to create an init.d/ script. A script we use is available at gist.github.com/3143434 (the APP_PATH may need changing for you)
On Ubuntu or Debian, after putting the script in init.d/ you should run (assuming you called the file seek-solr)
sudo update-rc.d seek-solr defaults
You can then start the service with
service seek-solr start
.. and stop with
service seek-solr stop
BioPortal is a service used in SEEK for supporting and searching ontologies, which we communicate with via its API. However, the API requires an api-key that we are unable to distribute with SEEK. To be able to link organisms with NCBI terms, or search for organisms when defining new ones, an api-key has to be setup. We also have future plans for more widespread uses of ontologies - such as for the Assay and Technology types, and for tagging with semantic terms.
To get an api-key you first need to register with BioPortal at bioportal.bioontology.org/accounts/new, and once registred and logged in your api-key should be shown under Account details. More information is available at www.bioontology.org/wiki/index.php/BioPortal_REST_services.
In SEEK, you apply the BioPortal api-key under the Admin->Site Configuration->Additional Settings.
To be able to support adding publications using a PubMed ID or DOI to your SEEK installation, you need to do 2 things.
For PubMed you simply need to add your email address under Admin->Site Configuration->Additional Settings
For DOI - you need to register your email address with CrossRef at www.crossref.org/requestaccount/ and then provide that email to SEEK under Admin->Site Configuration->Additional Settings
By default email is disabled, but if you are able to you can configure it to enable SEEK to send emails - such are emails about changes within your project, notification emails, feedback emails and notifications about errors. You can configure email under Admin->Site configuration->Enable/disable features. Part way down that page there is a checkbox “Email enabled” that you should select. This reveals some SMTP settings that you need to fill out. Any that are not needed can be left blank. The meaning of the settings are:
Address - the address (name or IP address) of the SMTP server used to deliver outgoing mail
Port - the port that your mail server receives mail
Domain - if you need to specify a HELO domain, you can do it here.
Authentication - if your mail server requires authentication, you need to specify the authentication type here. This can be plain (will send the password in the clear), login (will send password Base64 encoded) or in rare cases cram_md5
Auto STARTTLS enabled - enable this is your mail server requires Tranport Layer Security, and you get STARTTLS errors when testing your configuration
User name - if your mail server requires authentication, set the username in this setting.
Password - if your mail server requires authentication, set the password in this setting
There is a box beneath here that you can use to test your settings. Also, if you wish to receive emails about errors that occur - then you can check the box for Exception notification enabled, and supply a list of email addresses below (comma or space seperated).
This section is only relevant if setting up a production deployment, and assumes that seek has been deployed to /srv/rails/seek as the user www-data, and that you have used RAILS_ENV=production whilst setting up. Most of these steps are already very well documented at Passenger Phusion Install Guide and the installation is a guided process.
If you have not done so already, then beforehand install some additional libaries using:
sudo apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-prefork-dev libapr1-dev libaprutil1-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev
Next install the passenger gem
sudo gem install passenger
Next run the following command to compile and install the modrails Apache modules, and follow the instructions it provides
sudo passenger-install-apache2-module
If you’ve followed the instructions, you will have added something like the following (the version numbers may differ) to your /etc/apache/http.conf
LoadModule passenger_module /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.7/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so PassengerRoot /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.7 PassengerRuby /usr/bin/ruby1.8
and configured a virtual host (probably in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default) that looks something like:
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName www.yourhost.com DocumentRoot /srv/rails/seek/public <Directory /srv/rails/seek/public> AllowOverride all Options -MultiViews </Directory> </VirtualHost>
When setting up a production server, it is recommended that init.d/ scripts are added for delayed job, sunspot, and open office. See the delayed job, open office and Sunspot sections above for instructions on how to do this.
If you are running SEEK for a project other than SysMO you can change various text elements under Admin->Site Configuration->Site branding.
To insert your application/project name into the help documents for SEEK, and to remove the logos/links to SEEK’s ‘related projects and friends’ use
bundle exec rake seek:rebrand
If you only want to change the help documents, you can instead use
bundle exec rake seek:rebrand_help_docs
Please read our Backup Guide for suggestions on how to backup a SEEK installation.
There is a public Google Group available for SEEK development at groups.google.com/group/seek-development


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Find healthcare and welfare support dedicated to veterans, non-mobilised reservists, families and carers.
 Reservists who are not currently mobilised are also given the status of veteran until they return to actively serving.
If you are a reservist who is currently actively serving, find information about your healthcare on the healthcare for serving personnel page.
All veterans, family members and carers can access a range of specialist healthcare and support created to provide treatment and care for many different problems.
If you have a new or existing health problem that is not caused by your time in the armed forces, you can use regular NHS services to get treatment.
It is important to register with a GP surgery once you have left the armed forces and to tell them you have served. A GP can help refer you to NHS or dedicated veteran specialist services.
Find more information about NHS services and how to access them.
If you have a health problem not caused by your time in the armed forces, you may go on to a waiting list before you can receive full treatment from the NHS. This is the usual process for NHS treatment.
If you have a health problem caused by your time in the armed forces, you will usually go on a waiting list before you receive care. However, you may be able to receive NHS care quicker than normal through priority treatment for veterans.
Priority treatment is not guaranteed. Receiving priority treatment depends on your situation and the nature of the treatment required. This includes:
Check with a GP if you can receive priority treatment for the NHS service care you need.
Find more information on waiting lists and priority treatment
When you leave the armed forces, it is important to complete a number of steps to make sure you can receive healthcare through the NHS and specialist veteran services.
This includes:
Find more information on transitioning from military to civilian healthcare
Some GP surgeries and NHS trusts have staff trained to be aware of health problems that veterans might face.
These are referred to as “veteran friendly” or “veteran aware”.
These are designed to support you with your healthcare in many ways, including:
Find a veteran aware NHS trust
There are many dedicated Ministry of Defence (MoD) and NHS services dedicated to treating and supporting veterans who have physical ßhealth problems caused by their time in the armed forces.
The Veterans Trauma Network (VTN) is the main provider of specialist care and treatment to veterans who were injured during their time in the armed forces.
They support veterans of all ages with injuries of all degrees of severity.
They work closely with the Defence Medical Services (DMS), specialist NHS services and key charities to provide a range of services.
If the VTN agree to support you after referral, you will receive personalised treatment in a local NHS health centre by military and civilian clinicians who understand and specialise in the type of injuries you have.
The VTN can also support families and carers of injured veterans through helping you access appropriate support services.
You can only be referred to the VTN by a GP or by your medical centre if you are medically discharged. The GP must know you served in the armed forces to refer you.
You can be referred if your injury is physical and was caused by serving in the armed forces. If you have a new injury you think was caused by your time in the armed forces, you can also ask for a referral from a GP if they agree.
It does not matter how long it has been since your discharge, or how severe your injury is. You can still be referred even if you were not medical discharged.
A GP can refer you to the VTN by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Veterans Welfare Service provides one-to-one advice and support to veterans, their families and carers.
It is run by the MoD and Veterans UK.
GOV.UK: More information and get in touch with the Veterans Welfare Service
www.gov.uk
There are many different NHS, MoD and charity services that are dedicated to providing support and treatment to veterans with disabilities.
If you lost a limb during your service, Disablement Service Centres (DSCs) can offer you specialist prosthetic and rehabilitation support.
You can be referred to a DSC during your regular medical treatment if the service will benefit you.
Ask a GP if you want more information about DSCs.
If you need to apply for funding for a high-quality prosthetic limb, Disablement Service Centres can apply to the Veteran’s Prosthetic Panel (VPP) on your behalf.
You cannot apply for funding by yourself.
For the application to be considered, you must have either:
Blesma offer advice and support to veterans who lost a limb, the use of a limb, an eye or the use of sight during military service.
They work closely with NHS and MoD services for disabled veterans and can refer you to useful services. They also offer advice on financial benefits and support as well as helping you find appropriate community groups.
Find out more on the Blesma website
www.blesma.org
Veterans with sight loss can get help and support from Blind Veterans UK.
They offer a range of support, including rehabilitation services, practical advice and emotional support.
Find out more on the Blind Veterans UK website
www.blindveterans.org.uk
There are many organisations who offer financial advice and support to veterans and their families or carers.
Veterans UK is an organisation run by the MoD. They offer advice and support on many issues, including financial benefits, housing and welfare.
There are many ways to contact Veterans UK, including a telephone helpline.
GOV.UK: More information and get in touch with Veterans UK
www.gov.uk
IPC4V is an NHS and MoD service that helps make personalised care plans for veterans and their families or carers. This includes financial and budgeting support, as well as referring to key services, community groups and charities.
This service is not accessible to every service leaver. It is only available for service leavers with specific health and well-being needs. You cannot self-refer.
If you are eligible, you can only access this service through a referral from medical staff while you are on the Defence Recovery Pathway, including if you are at a Personnel Recovery Centre or a Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre.
Find more information on IPC4V, including benefits and eligibility
The Soldier’s Charity offer financial support and funding to Army veterans and their families or carers.
Find more information on the Soldier’s Charity website
www.soldierscharity.org
Veterans and their families and carers can access dedicated mental health support services run by the MoD, the NHS and mental health charities. These include:
Find out more about mental health support for veterans and families.
There are many charities dedicated to providing support, advice and aid for veterans and their families.
Many of these charities cover a range of topics, including disability support, rehabilitation, self-help programmes, accessing services and further financial support.
Find more information about charities that can help veterans and their families.
If you have been sexually assaulted while in the armed forces or as a veteran, there are NHS services and charities who can give you help and advice.
Find help after rape and sexual assault
Forward Assist’s Salute Her UK: advice and support for women who are veterans or currently serving
www.forwardassist.com
There is a range of support and advice available for families of armed forced veterans and non-mobilised reservists.
This includes services and charities dedicated to helping you with any healthcare and welfare concerns.
Find more information about support for armed forces families
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The positions of x
in from
are used to retrieve values from to
.
matchval(query, from, to, nomatch = NA, .warn_nomatch = FALSE)
| query | The source vector of values. |
|---|---|
| from | The 'key' vector against which |
| to | The 'return' vector from which values are returned based on position. |
| nomatch | The returned value for cases where |
| .warn_nomatch | Warn in cases of no match? (Without a warning, one cannot distinguish the unmatched case vs the case where |
Values in to
corresponding to the indices returned by match(query,from)
, or nomatch
.
Given an entry in query
find the matching index in from
.
Then retrieve the value at that index in to
.
If an entry in query
cannot be found in from
, the corresponding returned value is nomatch
.
Take note that if to
contains any nomatch
values, presence of nomatch
in the returnd value doesn't indicate that some query
was missing in from
, but one can use the .warn_nomatch
case to disambiguate between these two cases.
What if query
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To achieve factor recoding, use forcats::fct_recode
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Package org.bitcoinj.core
Class SegwitAddress
- java.lang.Object
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- org.bitcoinj.core.PrefixedChecksummedBytes
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- org.bitcoinj.core.Address
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- org.bitcoinj.core.SegwitAddress
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.io.Serializable
,java.lang.Cloneable
,java.lang.Comparable<PrefixedChecksummedBytes>
public class SegwitAddress extends Address
Implementation of native segwit addresses. They are composed of two parts:
- A human-readable part (HRP) which is a string the specifies the network. See
NetworkParameters.getSegwitAddressHrp()
. - A data part, containing the witness version (encoded as an OP_N operator) and program (encoded by re-arranging bits into groups of 5).
See BIP173 for details.
However, you don't need to care about the internals. Use
fromBech32(NetworkParameters, String)
,fromHash(NetworkParameters, byte[])
orfromKey(NetworkParameters, ECKey)
to construct a native segwit address.- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_PKH
static int
WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_SH
static int
WITNESS_PROGRAM_MAX_LENGTH
static int
WITNESS_PROGRAM_MIN_LENGTH
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Fields inherited from class org.bitcoinj.core.PrefixedChecksummedBytes
bytes, params
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static SegwitAddress
fromBech32(NetworkParameters params, java.lang.String bech32)
Construct aSegwitAddress
from its textual form.static SegwitAddress
fromHash(NetworkParameters params, byte[] hash)
Construct aSegwitAddress
that represents the given hash, which is either a pubkey hash or a script hash.static SegwitAddress
fromKey(NetworkParameters params, ECKey key)
Construct aSegwitAddress
that represents the public part of the givenECKey
.byte[]
getHash()
Get either the public key hash or script hash that is encoded in the address.Script.ScriptType
getOutputScriptType()
Get the type of output script that will be used for sending to the address.byte[]
getWitnessProgram()
Returns the witness program in decoded form.int
getWitnessVersion()
Returns the witness version in decoded form.java.lang.String
toBech32()
Returns the textual form of the address.java.lang.String
toString()
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Methods inherited from class org.bitcoinj.core.Address
fromKey, fromString
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Methods inherited from class org.bitcoinj.core.PrefixedChecksummedBytes
clone, compareTo, equals, getParameters, hashCode
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Field Detail
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WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_PKH
public static final int WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_PKH
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_SH
public static final int WITNESS_PROGRAM_LENGTH_SH
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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WITNESS_PROGRAM_MIN_LENGTH
public static final int WITNESS_PROGRAM_MIN_LENGTH
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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WITNESS_PROGRAM_MAX_LENGTH
public static final int WITNESS_PROGRAM_MAX_LENGTH
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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getWitnessVersion
public int getWitnessVersion()
Returns the witness version in decoded form. Only version 0 is in use right now.- Returns:
- witness version, between 0 and 16
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getWitnessProgram
public byte[] getWitnessProgram()
Returns the witness program in decoded form.- Returns:
- witness program
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getHash
public byte[] getHash()
Description copied from class:Address
Get either the public key hash or script hash that is encoded in the address.
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getOutputScriptType
public Script.ScriptType getOutputScriptType()
Get the type of output script that will be used for sending to the address. This is eitherScript.ScriptType.P2WPKH
orScript.ScriptType.P2WSH
.- Specified by:
getOutputScriptType
in classAddress
- Returns:
- type of output script
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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fromBech32
public static SegwitAddress fromBech32(@Nullable NetworkParameters params, java.lang.String bech32) throws AddressFormatException
Construct aSegwitAddress
from its textual form.- Parameters:
params
- expected network this address is valid for, or null if the network should be derived from the bech32bech32
- bech32-encoded textual form of the address- Returns:
- constructed address
- Throws:
AddressFormatException
- if something about the given bech32 address isn't right
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fromHash
public static SegwitAddress fromHash(NetworkParameters params, byte[] hash)
Construct aSegwitAddress
that represents the given hash, which is either a pubkey hash or a script hash. The resulting address will be either a P2WPKH or a P2WSH type of address.- Parameters:
params
- network this address is valid forhash
- 20-byte pubkey hash or 32-byte script hash- Returns:
- constructed address
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fromKey
public static SegwitAddress fromKey(NetworkParameters params, ECKey key)
Construct aSegwitAddress
that represents the public part of the givenECKey
. Note that an address is derived from a hash of the public key and is not the public key itself.- Parameters:
params
- network this address is valid forkey
- only the public part is used- Returns:
- constructed address
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toBech32
public java.lang.String toBech32()
Returns the textual form of the address.- Returns:
- textual form encoded in bech32
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The data backing this widget is made available through Internet Monitor, which aggregates and analyzes data from a wide range of sources. Information on each of the individual indicators is available on our Data Sources page.


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Base class for install widget.
Interface for Python widgets which use the ROS client library. User-defined plugins may either subclass `airbus_cobot_gui::Widget` or according to duck typing implement only the needed methods. A widget must not call rospy.init_node() as this is performed once by the framework. The name of the ROS node consists of the prefix "airbus_cobot_gui_py_node_" and the process id.
Definition at line 30 of file widget_installer.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.widget.widget_installer.WidgetInstaller.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| user_changed_cb | |||
| ) |
The constructor.
Definition at line 39 of file widget_installer.py.
| def airbus_cobot_gui.widget.widget_installer.WidgetInstaller.get_widget | ( | self | ) |
Get widget user interface.
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| def airbus_cobot_gui.widget.widget_installer.WidgetInstaller.install | ( | self, | |
widget_descriptors = {} |
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| ) |
Install widget configuration.
| widget_descriptors | widget descriptors. widget_descriptors: dict{strings}. |
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| def airbus_cobot_gui.widget.widget_installer.WidgetInstaller.set_widget | ( | self, | |
| widget | |||
| ) |
Sets content user interface.
| window_ui | user interface object. window_ui: QObject. |
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City on a Hill
dale
Spring 2021
Created: 2021-02-18 Thu 11:21
Table of Contents
City on a Hill presentations
City on a Hill in Graphics
A Covenant with God: The Great Awakening
American variations on a theme
City on a Hill presentations
Overview themes of Church in America
the
idea
of
denomination
really developed in the US
bewildering variety of developments in US (219)
New England's covenant with God (219)
Rational religion in the US (224)
Revivals on the frontier (225)
Romanticism in America (228)
Slavery and black religion (230)
Key Figures
Wesley & Whitefield
John Winthrop
Thomas Hooker
John Cotton
Solomon Stoddard
Jonathan Edwards
"Great Awakening"
Grimke sisters
City on a Hill in Graphics
the
idea
of
denomination
really developed in the US
bewildering variety of developments in US (219)
Indeed I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just.
–Thomas Jefferson
City on a Hill
John Winthrop
Calvin's resolutions
Prepare for action
Jonathan Edwards
Resolved to live
Massachussetts Colony
A Covenant with God: The Great Awakening
Fire and Brimstone / Heroic Courage
Sinners in the hands of an angry God (J. Edwards)
Characteristics
J. Edwards rejected the
rationalism
in the critique of Locke and Newton
Edwards argued in defense of "Calvinism" in a new age
George Whitefield inspired enthusiastic conversions from Massachusetts to George:
The Great Awakening
"perhaps the first
national
experience shared by all the colonies
American variations on a theme
Rational Religion
Jefferson produced a New Testament consisting of teachings and no miracles
Franklin sought to limit the impact of the established church on the developing political identity
Rationalism was exemplified by
Unitarianism
William Ellery Channing: believing in miracles, but understanding them
rationally
Revivals
moving away from the
predestination
of Calvinism
Lyman Beecher
Charles Finney
"We must have exciting, powerful preaching, or the devil will have the people"
Idealistic Movements
Seeking a
perfect community
Ann Lee & Shakers: seeking to capture the "
female aspect of divinity
"
Oneida Community: an Acts 3 community were all things were held in common and sexual roles were blurred
Seventh Day Adventists
Joseph Smith & American covenant
Latter Day Saints
New sacred book
Created by Dale Hathaway.


Package iterator
Class TupleUtils
java.lang.Object
iterator.TupleUtils
public class TupleUtils
extends java.lang.Object
some useful method when processing Tuple
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description TupleUtils()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static int
CompareTupleWithTuple(AttrType fldType, Tuple t1, int t1_fld_no, Tuple t2, int t2_fld_no)
This function compares a tuple with another tuple in respective field, and returns: 0 if the two are equal, 1 if the tuple is greater, -1 if the tuple is smaller,static int
CompareTupleWithValue(AttrType fldType, Tuple t1, int t1_fld_no, Tuple value)
This function compares tuple1 with another tuple2 whose field number is same as the tuple1static boolean
Equal(Tuple t1, Tuple t2, AttrType[] types, int len)
This function Compares two Tuple inn all fieldsstatic short[]
setup_op_tuple(Tuple Jtuple, AttrType[] res_attrs, AttrType[] in1, int len_in1, short[] t1_str_sizes, FldSpec[] proj_list, int nOutFlds)
set up the Jtuple's attrtype, string size,field number for using projectstatic short[]
setup_op_tuple(Tuple Jtuple, AttrType[] res_attrs, AttrType[] in1, int len_in1, AttrType[] in2, int len_in2, short[] t1_str_sizes, short[] t2_str_sizes, FldSpec[] proj_list, int nOutFlds)
set up the Jtuple's attrtype, string size,field number for using joinstatic void
SetValue(Tuple value, Tuple tuple, int fld_no, AttrType fldType)
set up a tuple in specified field from a tuplestatic java.lang.String
Value(Tuple tuple, int fldno)
get the string specified by the field number
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Constructor Details
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TupleUtils
public TupleUtils()
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Method Details
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CompareTupleWithTuple
public static int CompareTupleWithTuple(AttrType fldType, Tuple t1, int t1_fld_no, Tuple t2, int t2_fld_no) throws java.io.IOException, UnknowAttrType, TupleUtilsExceptionThis function compares a tuple with another tuple in respective field, and returns: 0 if the two are equal, 1 if the tuple is greater, -1 if the tuple is smaller,- Parameters:
fldType
- the type of the field being compared.t1
- one tuple.t2
- another tuple.t1_fld_no
- the field numbers in the tuples to be compared.t2_fld_no
- the field numbers in the tuples to be compared.- Returns:
- 0 if the two are equal, 1 if the tuple is greater, -1 if the tuple is smaller,
- Throws:
UnknowAttrType
- don't know the attribute typejava.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
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CompareTupleWithValue
public static int CompareTupleWithValue(AttrType fldType, Tuple t1, int t1_fld_no, Tuple value) throws java.io.IOException, UnknowAttrType, TupleUtilsExceptionThis function compares tuple1 with another tuple2 whose field number is same as the tuple1- Parameters:
fldType
- the type of the field being compared.t1
- one tuplevalue
- another tuple.t1_fld_no
- the field numbers in the tuples to be compared.- Returns:
- 0 if the two are equal, 1 if the tuple is greater, -1 if the tuple is smaller,
- Throws:
UnknowAttrType
- don't know the attribute typejava.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
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Equal
public static boolean Equal(Tuple t1, Tuple t2, AttrType[] types, int len) throws java.io.IOException, UnknowAttrType, TupleUtilsExceptionThis function Compares two Tuple inn all fields- Parameters:
t1
- the first tuplet2
- the secocnd tupletype
- [] the field typeslen
- the field numbers- Returns:
- 0 if the two are not equal, 1 if the two are equal,
- Throws:
UnknowAttrType
- don't know the attribute typejava.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
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Value
public static java.lang.String Value(Tuple tuple, int fldno) throws java.io.IOException, TupleUtilsExceptionget the string specified by the field number- Parameters:
tuple
- the tuplefidno
- the field number- Returns:
- the content of the field number
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
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SetValue
public static void SetValue(Tuple value, Tuple tuple, int fld_no, AttrType fldType) throws java.io.IOException, UnknowAttrType, TupleUtilsExceptionset up a tuple in specified field from a tuple- Parameters:
value
- the tuple to be settuple
- the given tuplefld_no
- the field numberfldType
- the tuple attr type- Throws:
UnknowAttrType
- don't know the attribute typejava.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
-
setup_op_tuple
public static short[] setup_op_tuple(Tuple Jtuple, AttrType[] res_attrs, AttrType[] in1, int len_in1, AttrType[] in2, int len_in2, short[] t1_str_sizes, short[] t2_str_sizes, FldSpec[] proj_list, int nOutFlds) throws java.io.IOException, TupleUtilsExceptionset up the Jtuple's attrtype, string size,field number for using join- Parameters:
Jtuple
- reference to an actual tuple - no memory has been mallocedres_attrs
- attributes type of result tuplein1
- array of the attributes of the tuple (ok)len_in1
- num of attributes of in1in2
- array of the attributes of the tuple (ok)len_in2
- num of attributes of in2t1_str_sizes
- shows the length of the string fields in St2_str_sizes
- shows the length of the string fields in Rproj_list
- shows what input fields go where in the output tuplenOutFlds
- number of outer relation fileds- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this class
-
setup_op_tuple
public static short[] setup_op_tuple(Tuple Jtuple, AttrType[] res_attrs, AttrType[] in1, int len_in1, short[] t1_str_sizes, FldSpec[] proj_list, int nOutFlds) throws java.io.IOException, TupleUtilsException, InvalidRelationset up the Jtuple's attrtype, string size,field number for using project- Parameters:
Jtuple
- reference to an actual tuple - no memory has been mallocedres_attrs
- attributes type of result tuplein1
- array of the attributes of the tuple (ok)len_in1
- num of attributes of in1t1_str_sizes
- shows the length of the string fields in Sproj_list
- shows what input fields go where in the output tuplenOutFlds
- number of outer relation fileds- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- some I/O faultTupleUtilsException
- exception from this classInvalidRelation
- invalid relation
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Entities can react to the mouse as long as they have collider.
Buttons will have one by default, but you can also assign one.
To get the entity currently under the mouse:
print(mouse.entity)
To check if and entity with a collider is hovered by the mouse:
print(my_entity.hovered)
There are also functions for handling mouse clicks and hover/unhover.
These only works if the Entity has a collider and the function/callable is assigned.
on_click()
on_double_click()
on_mouse_enter()
on_mouse_exit()
Example:
def action():
print(
'Ow! That hurt!')
Entity(
model=
'quad',
parent=camera.ui,
scale=.
1,
collider=
'box',
on_click=action)
# on_click should be a function/callable/Func/Sequence
on_mouse_enter and on_mouse_exit example:
b = Button(
scale=(.
5, .
25),
text=
'zzz')
b.on_mouse_enter = Func(setattr, b,
'text',
'Hi, friend :D')
b.on_mouse_exit = Func(setattr, b,
'text',
'''No!


View and analyze data where bunching is expected. Estimate counter- factual distributions. For earnings data, estimate the compensated elasticity of earnings w.r.t. the net-of-tax rate.
| Version: | 1.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1) |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, utils, shiny (≥ 0.10.2) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, roxygen2 |
| Published: | 2017-01-30 |
| Author: | Itai Trilnick [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Itai Trilnick <itai.trilnick at berkeley.edu> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/trilnick/bunchr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/trilnick/bunchr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | bunchr results |
| Reference manual: | bunchr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Bunching estimation with bunchr Solving for Elasticity in a Notch |
| Package source: | bunchr_1.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bunchr_1.2.0.zip, r-release: bunchr_1.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: bunchr_1.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bunchr_1.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: bunchr_1.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | bunchr archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=bunchr to link to this page.


DAWG2WORDLIST(1) DAWG2WORDLIST(1) NAME dawg2wordlist - convert a Tesseract DAWG to a wordlist SYNOPSIS dawg2wordlist UNICHARSET DAWG WORDLIST DESCRIPTION dawg2wordlist(1) converts a Tesseract Directed Acyclic Word Graph (DAWG) to a list of words using a unicharset as key. OPTIONS UNICHARSET The unicharset of the language. This is the unicharset generated by mftraining(1). DAWG The input DAWG, created by wordlist2dawg(1) WORDLIST Plain text (output) file in UTF-8, one word per line SEE ALSO tesseract(1), mftraining(1), wordlist2dawg(1), unicharset(5), combine_tessdata(1) http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/wiki/TrainingTesseract3 COPYING Copyright (C) 2012 Google, Inc. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 AUTHOR The Tesseract OCR engine was written by Ray Smith and his research groups at Hewlett Packard (1985-1995) and Google (2006-present). 02/09/2012 DAWG2WORDLIST(1)


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Pillow
Pillow is a fork of the Python Imaging Library (PIL). The Python Imaging Library adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This library provides extensive file format support, an efficient internal representation, and fairly powerful image processing capabilities. The core image library is designed for fast access to data stored in a few basic pixel formats. It should provide a solid foundation for a general image processing tool.


>In week 8 of Digital Engineering, we learned about solering and how it can be used to build electronics and create electrical connections. To practice this, we assembled and soldered a kit that, when finished, has a circle of LEDs that will light up consecutively and stop on one LED randomly.


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ULONG func Bit flag indicating which data is being requested.
ULONG arg1 Reserved. Set to zero always.
ULONG pid Process ID. See notes.
ULONG _res_ Reserved.
ULONG buf Address of buffer for results. See DOSQSS.H
for the layout.
ULONG bufsz Size of result buffer.
This function performs almost exactly the same function as the older DosQProcStat, except that the 64K limit on buffer size has been removed, all addresses are in 0:32 format, and some more information has been added.
The func parameter is a bit array, with the following meanings:
00000001 Process Data 00000002 Process Semaphores (16-bit
only?)
00000004 Module Data
00000008 File Data (see notes)
00000010 Named Shared Memory
(1) The pid parameter allows you to request information for a single process (if non-zero), or for all processes on the system. NOTE: Selection of a single process caused system hangs prior to Warp 3.0 Fixpack 18.
(2) The arg1 parameter must be set to zero, or it may cause a system crash. IBM has reported this problem fixed in APAR PJ21195.
(3) File data is only supported from Warp 3.0 Fixpack 18 onwards.
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HTML is read by the browser and objects are created in the browser memory with names, as defined in the Document Object Model standard of W3C. One of the main objects is called "document".
We can use IDs, such as ID="T1", to give a tag (element) an ID.
We can embed Javascript instructions into the HTML of a Web Page using "SCRIPT" tags
The Javascript instructions are added to the browser "Instruction Stack"
Copy the HTML below into a file and open the file in your browser.
Give an id='T1' to the h1 tag?


Select method to test:
To run a GET query against the API, enter the path you want to query, then push the "Run Query" button. By default, the value is "users/fred", which will translate to a call
to: https://api.usergrid.com/your-org/your-app/users/fred, and will retrieve the record for fred.
Note: If you get an error here, it probably means "fred" doesn't exist. Choose "POST" to create a new "fred".
To run a POST query against the API, enter the path you want to call and the JSON you want to send to the server, then push the "Run Query" button. By default, the path
of users, and the JSON request body of, "{"username":"fred"}" will create a new user called "fred".
Note: If you get an error here, it probably means "fred" already exists. Choose "DELETE", run the DELETE query to delete the "fred" entity, then try the POST query again
To run a PUT query against the API, enter the path you want to update and the JSON you want to send to the server, then push the "Run Query" button. By default, the
path of users/fred, and the JSON Request Body of "{"othervalue":"12345"}" will update the "fred" entity with the JSON Request Body.
Note: If you get an error here, it probably means "fred" doesn't exist. Choose "POST" to create a new "fred".
To run a DELETE query against the API, enter the path you want to update and the JSON you want to send to the server, then push the "Run Query" button. By default, the
path of users/fred, and the JSON Request Body of "{"othervalue":"12345"}" will update the "fred" entity with the JSON Request Body.
Note: If you get an error here, it probably means "fred" doesn't exist. Choose "POST" to create a new "fred".
To test a login against the API, enter the username and password, then push the "Run Query" button. By default, the username is set to "fred" and the password is set to
"barney", as created in the default "POST" method.
Note: If you get an error here, it probably means either the user doesn't exist, or hasn't had the password set properly. Choose "POST" to create a new "fred".


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Location: Convention Hall 1, Section D
9:00-9:10, Opening Address
Torsten Möller, Shixia Liu
{% include invited_talk.html time="9:10-10:10" key="phan" %}
Session 1: Interactive ML
10:10-10:40, Session Chair: Eli Brown, Depaul
{% include paper.html time="10:10-10:25" key="1" %}
{% include paper.html time="10:25-10:40" key="2" %}
10:40-11:00, Coffee Break
{% include invited_talk.html time="11:00-12:00" key="kirk" %}
Session 2: Deep Learning
12:00-12:45, Session Chair: Hendrik Strobelt, IBM Research AI
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{% include paper.html time="12:15-12:30" key="4" %}
{% include paper.html time="12:30-12:45" key="5" %}
12:45-2:20, Lunch
{% include invited_talk.html time="2:20-3:20" key="oelke" %}
Session 3: Data Science in Domains
3:20-3:35, Session Chair: John Wenskovitch, Virginia Tech
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{% include paper.html time="3:35-3:50" key="7" %}
{% include paper.html time="3:50-4:05" key="8" %}
4:05-4:20, Coffee Break
Session 4: Temporal Data
4:20-4:50, Session Chair: Leo Zhicheng Liu, Adobe Research
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{% include paper.html time="4:35-4:50" key="10" %}
4:50-5:50, PANEL: The Future of Visualization in Data Science.
Daniela Oelke, Kirk Goldsberry, Pat Hanrahan
Moderator: Hanspeter Pfister


PyOutline is a work flow engine that logically separates large processes or programs into small chunks which can be executed across many systems or CPUs in parallel, most commonly on a render farm. The main role played by PyOutline is as a glue library which binds an application like Katana or Maya to our render farm software, OpenCue. It can also be used for ad-hoc command execution.
For example, lets say you had the command:
If you were to execute that command in a shell, Ginsu would load frame 1, resize it, and write out the result. Then it would load frame 2, resize it, and write out the result. This would happen all the way up to up to frame 10 in sequential fashion.
Outline allows you to create a template for that command and convert it into 10 individual Ginsu commands, one for each frame . Each of these ten commands could run on a different hosts in parallel . These templates are called "Modules", and they are they glue that binds an application or script to the cue.
An outline module is class that implements the logic necessary to integrate a particular application with the render farm software. Some examples of the major modules possible in Outline are:
There can be outline modules for every major application we run on the render farm and general purpose modules for running arbitrary shell commands.
To use these, set them in your shell prior to launching a job.
See pycuerun --help for more information.
To utilize your module, write a quick outline file:
import MyModule MyModule("name", arg1="foo", arg2="bar")
Save it as a file and pycuerun it with a frame range:
[attention] If you want to test your outline interactively via console, you may use "--backend local" option. e.g.
You can create outlines and launch them with no associated outline file. To procedurally launch an instance of your Outline module, you must first import outline.
import versions versions.require("outline", "latest") from outline import Outline, cuerun import MyModule
Once you have done that, you can build your outline structure and launch it to the cue.
ol = Outline("my_job") ol.add_layer(MyModule ("name", arg1="foo", arg2="bar")) # The "wait" option causes cuerun.launch to block until the job is complete. cuerun.launch(ol, range="1-5", wait=True) # Optionally, you can run the job in test mode, which throws an exception if the job fails. cuerun.launch(ol, range="1-5", test=True)
In these examples we'll show you how to use each of PyOutline 's Layer classes and launch them using the cuerun module.
The Frame class represents a single Frame . All subclasses of Frame will always result in a single frame on OpenCue the cue regardless of the frame range the outline is launched with . Some subclasses of frame are PreProcess, PostProcess, PostCommand, and ShellCommand.
from outline import Outline, cuerun from outline.modules.shell import ShellCommand ol = Outline("frame_test", "1-1000") # range, ignored, only frame 1 will hit the cue. ol.add_layer(ShellCommand ("really_long_shell_command", command=["find","/*","-name","*.mp3"]) cuerun.launch(ol)
In this case, the job that is created has only a single frame in the "really_long_shell_command" layer because ShellCommand is a subclass of frame. The frame range the job was launched with (1-1000) is basically ignored.
A Layer is a set of frames where the only basic property that changes between them is the frame number. Layers are most often used to generate a sequence of images from a scene file, or perform an operation on a sequence of images that results in a different set of images in parallel.
from outline import Outline, cuerun from outline.modules.shell import Shell ol = Outline() ol.add_layer(Shell("ginsu_convert", ["ginsu","-filein","blah.#.exr","-fit","100x100","-fileout","blah-small.#.exr"])) cuerun.launch(ol, range="1-100")
In this example, a layer named ginsu_convert is created with 100 frames . Each frame represents a small part of the entire ginsu conversion, 1/100 to be exact. potential to be executed in parallel. In this case, if we put 100 processors on this job , we would have our result roughly 100x faster than if we ran the conversion sequentially.
If you have been tasked to write an outline module, this is where to begin.
To ensure your cue pipeline uses the least amount of cue resources possible. Be sure to:
To develop and test a python module, all you need to do is have your test module located in your python path. This should be true for both the cue and your desktop.
A simple Outline script would be:
from outline.modules.tutorial import HelloModule HelloModule ("test")
An outline module is a python class which extends from Layer or one of Layer's subclasses. Layer is abstract in the sense that you must implement some methods in your subclass to provide application specific behavior. Since the outline will be serialized into a data format before launch, there are some best practices you should follow when designing a module.
from outline import Layer def ExampleModule (Layer): """ An example outline module that implements all possible abtract functions. """ def __init__(self, name, **args): Layer.__init__(self, name, **args) def _after_init(self): """ Executed automatically after the constructor. This method exists because the parent outline is not known in the constructor. """ outline = self.get_outline() def _after_parented(self): """ Executed automatically after the layer has been parented to another layer. This only happens when building composite layers, or, layers that contain other layers. """ parent_layer = self.get_parent() def _setup(self): """ Should contain any operations that should be run before the job is launched. This is the first time the session becomes available, so its possible to write data into the cue_archive. """ pass def _before_execute(self): """ Run before execute. Generally used to create objects that do not serialize to pickle properly for job launch. """ pass def _execute(self, frames): """ The core module behavior should be implemented here. The frames argument contains an array of frames that the current instance is responsible for. """ pass def _after_execute(self): """ Run after execute even if execute throws an exception. Used for cleanup and implementing extra output checks like checking for black frames or log parsing. """ pass
The module constructor is executed upon object creation. In your constructor you should initialize all object specific properties. In general your constructor should be pretty small. Be careful not to set Opencue or job specific data in your constructor.
At typical constructor would be:
class Ginsu (Layer): def __init__(self, name, input, output, **args): Layer.__init__(self, name, **args): self.__input = input self.__output = output
Your constructor (and factory methods that call the constructor) should not have any side effects what so ever. For example, don't create a directory, touch a file, etc. Its possible instances of your module will be created without the intent to ever execute them.
Run after the layer has been fully constructed assuming the layer has become part of an Outline. This method is used to continue module initialization since the overall outline module is not available until after the constructor is run.
The _setup() method of every layer in your outline is executed once, and only once, before the outline is launched to the cue. Execution of _setup() is an indication the user wants to run the outline. Typically, you should include any pre-launch operations that need to happen in _setup().
One feature you have access to while in _setup() is the session. The session is a place for you to store job specific data. For example, if I mkdir a path in _setup(), and then want my frames to have access to this path, I would do:
self.put_data("outputpath", path_i_just_made)
Later on I could retrieve that data from a completely different process on a different machine.
path = self.get_data("outputpath")
Sessions can also store files. Its a good idea to copy scene files or any other data that could change while the outline is executing. By default, the name of the file stays the same, but its also possible rename the file.
self.put_file("/path/to/scene.file")
To retrieve the new path of the file, call get_file.
scene_file_path = self.get_file("scene.file")
Because your outline structure is pickled onto a network drive so all machines on the render farm can see it, your structure cannot contain un-pickleable objects. If it does, you can solve that problem using the _pre_execute hook.
Pre-execute is run right before _execute() on the render farm, and can be used to instantiate instances of modules that don't pickle. For example, since the io.Image class contains a reference to FileSequence, they cannot be instantiated until the frame is on the render farm.
def _pre_execute(self): self.add_input(io.Image(self.get_arg("input_file")))
If you run into a problem launching an outline and see errors about yaml not being able to serialize some data, you should use _pre_execute() to create those objects.
The execute() method for each layer is run on the render farm. Typically, execute() is run one time for every frame in the layer's frame range, but its possible it might be called less if the frame range is chunked.
Outline will pass in an array of frames that the current execute() call is responsible for. Execute() should contain the command(s) needed to run all frames. This means, you will most likely have to implement fuax chunking if your application does not support execution of arbitrary frame ranges.
From within execute(), you still have access to read and write the session. Be forewarned, if the session data is stored on NFS, simultaneous writes to the same session variable from multiple frames that could be running in parallel may cause session corruption. If this is a possibility for you, please reconsider your design. You could do the operation in _setup(), or create a LayerPreProcess that only gets run once or put the operation in its own Frame instance. Do not attempt to use NFS locking or some other synchronization scheme.
Post execute runs after execute, even if the _execute() method fails. It will not run if the frame was forcibly killed. You can use _post_execute() to do any kind of post frame checks you want. For example, if the frame succeeded, maybe you want to check and see if the frame is not all black due to a license error. Or, if the frame failed, you might want to send an email to someone with a stack trace or details about the error.
_parented() is called when a Layer instance is parented to another layer instance. When you parent a layer to another, the child layer no longer shows up as an explicit layer in the job. Instead, the child layer's _execute() method is called directly after that of the parent layer. This allows you to compose Layers made from other layers and do any additional setup if an instance of your module is parented to another Layer.
PyOutline makes it simple to develop your own modules that encapsulate the integration logic for your application.
If you shell out within your outline module, use Layer.system(). This handles checking the return value.
If your need to build a pre-process module, start by subclassing LayerPreProcess. This will handle setting the frame range and dependencies.
In this example, we're going to build the simplest module possible and keeping with coder tradition, we're going to call it HelloModule. The purpose of HelloModule will be to print out "Hello Frame Number #" in the frame log.
""" Outline Tutorial - HelloModule """ import time from outline import Layer class HelloModule (Layer): def __init__(self, name, **args): Layer.__init__(self, name, **args) def _execute(self, frames): for frame in frames: print "Hello Frame Number #%d" % frame time.sleep(10)
Ok, lets break this down.
HelloModule(Layer)
All module classes must extend from Layer or one of Layer's sub classes. We'll get to those later.
Layer.__init__(self, name, **args)
The Layer class takes a variable list of arguments that can be retrieved via the the get_arg(name) method. You can pass your own values in via this list, or some of the standard Layer options which are:
*_execute(self, frames)*
Execute is the work horse of your outline script. The code you put in execute is run on the render farm. In our simple example, we're just printing Hello Frame Number with the frame number, but, typically you would shell out to some other application here. The frames argument will contain the array of frames this _execute function is responsible for. Usually this is going to be a single frame, but if you apply chunking,this array may contain more than one frame number.
Now its time for more code. We're going to write some code that uses our HelloModule.
#!/bin/env python2.5 from outline import Outline, cuerun from outline.modules.tutorial import HelloModule ol = Outline("my_job") ol.add_layer(HelloModule ("my_layer")) cuerun.launch(ol, range="1-10", pause=True)
Save this out to a file and execute it. If the launch is a success, check the cue for your job.
Environment variables available during a render:


Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) Ming-na, Alec Baldwin, James Woods, Donald Sutherland, Ving Rhames, Steve Buscemi, Peri Gilpin. Screenplay by Al Reinert and Jeff Vintar, from an original story by Hironobu Sakaguchi. Directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi. 106 minutes. Rated PG-13, 1.5 stars (out of five stars)
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The first image in "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" is a computer-animated close-up of a human eye. It's a beautiful piece of work, remarkably detailed and quite convincing. When the picture pulls back to reveal the owner of the eye, however, things change. The young woman has mesmerizing hair, although it hangs too artfully – even by movie standards – to be believed. The facial features are more detailed than any computer-animation seen to date, but the result is more reminiscent of a very well-crafted doll than anything human.
All the characters in "Final Fantasy" are like that. Of the core group, the younger white men and women are all athletic, attractive and indistinct, like applicants for a TV reality show. The black man is taller and burlier, and the aging scholar is bald, with wrinkles and a beard. None of them appear to be based on individuals; they all look like the products of general descriptions given a police sketch artist.
It gets worse when they talk and move. Why is the sarcastic voice of Steve Buscemi, he of the great twisted face and snaggleteeth, coming out of the mouth of some dreary Ken doll? Why, for every fluid physical gesture, do we also see herky-jerky puppet-style motions? More to the point, who decided a full-length computer animated movie featuring "hyperReal" (their term, not mine) humanoids was a good idea?
"Final Fantasy" is based on a phenomenally popular video game I've never played, with a story straight out of Japanese anime, which more often than not leaves me bored and depressed. If you're a fan of either, please spare me your letters, as I will focus solely on the finished film and not its source materials.  The result is ugly, confusing and boring.
Note: The following reveals the basic plot. If you want to have a fighting chance of making any sense of the movie, I suggest you read it.
Earth is at war with aliens that appear to feed on human souls. Most of our planet is devastated, with humans living in a few protected cities. While the bulk of the survivors focus on military strategies, Aki Ross (voiced by Ming-Na) and her mentor, Dr. Sid (Donald Sutherland), believe in a more organic approach. They operate on the notion (quoting straight from the press kit) "that all life forms have signature spirit waves that can be identified and contained. Aki and Dr. Sid collect a series of organic specimens whose spirit signatures combined will form a wave of equal and opposite intensity to the spirit wave of the alien force. The waves will, in effect, cancel each other out and disarm the foreign contagion. They have collected six of the eight key spirits needed to complete their wave. They are on a desperate hunt to find the remaining two spirits before their time runs out."
Are you still with me? There's only a little more.
Aki is infected with the alien force. Dr. Sid has developed a method of confining the contagion and keeping it from killing her, but the defense wall won't hold much longer. Already, the alien is communicating with Aki through her dreams. Aiding Aki and Dr. Sid are the Deep Eyes, a group of hard-as-nails types that would have felt at home with the troops in "Aliens." Capt. Gray Edwards (Alec Baldwin) heads the task force that consists of a wise guy (Buscemi), a tough woman (Peri Gilpin) and a gentle giant (Ving Rhames). Throwing a monkey wrench into the plans is the requisite dumb ass: in this case General Hein (James Woods), who wants to use the Zeus Cannon to bomb the aliens back to the Stone Age, even if it destroys Earth as well.
So there you have it. Like most of the anime I've seen, the plot combines apocalyptic settings, lots of shooting and fuzzy spirituality, all wrapped up in a save-the-earth bow. But I'm bored with apocalyptic settings. I understand why so many live-action films employ them – they're cheap – but animated films can show anything, so why wallow in an industrial trash heap?
The action scenes and shoot-em-ups don't satisfy either. The humans move oddly and their facial features are so muted that the talented voice cast can't bring them to life (in fact, their efforts merely emphasize what we're missing). Aki is especially disappointing; with her lack of expression and flat delivery, she looks and sound like a brunet version of Weena, the Eloi girl from 1960's "The Time Machine." Drab color choices and aliens that appear to have been created in Jell-O molds sap the pizzazz from the big set pieces.
Students of computer animation may be fascinated with the technology behind "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within," but I found it sub-par across the board. "Futurama" does more effective battle visuals, the kids in "South Park" are far more expressive than these mannequins and any old episode of the contemporary version of "The Outer Limits" does better doom and gloom sci-fi. So who needs this? Not me.
© 2001 Ed Johnson-Ott
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Murder accused took ‘Rambo-style’ knife to school, court told
Two 15-year-old boys are on trial accused of killing Tashaun Aird, also 15, in London on May 1.
A boy was caught with a “Rambo-style” knife at school months before he allegedly killed a 15-year-old student, a court has heard.
Aspiring musician Tashaun Aird was chased down and fatally stabbed in Hackney, north London, on May 1 after denying membership of a local Red Pitch gang, the Old Bailey has heard.
Two 15-year-old boys, who cannot be identified, are accused of his murder along with Romaine Williams-Reid, aged 18.
A teacher, who used to work at a school attended by one of the 15-year-old defendants, gave evidence in court behind a screen.
He told jurors he was responsible for “wanding” students with a metal detector as they arrived for lessons.
On February 27, the defendant had been through security doors before the teacher approached to scan him for metal objects, the court heard.
The defendant moved “sharply” towards the student toilets in an “abrupt” manner and appeared to be trying to hide something behind the door, jurors heard.
The teacher followed and asked to see what it was, and the boy replied, “nothing, nothing is there”, the court heard.
The witness said: “He was not pleased at all.
“I informed him if he did not move out of the way I would have to call assistance from my colleagues.
“I leant back to call for colleagues. I briefly looked away. As I looked back he was seen to be concealing something behind his trousers in his waistband.”
When told he would have to call police, the boy was “not at all pleased”, the court heard.
The witness said: “I had to assess the situation again for my own safety. I hugged him as to get a better look as to what he was concealing.
“At this moment I saw what I can only describe as a large Rambo-style knife in a sheath.”
The teacher said it had a four-inch handle and a blade up to seven inches long.
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The teacher told him it was an illegal weapon and he would have no choice but to call police but he again refused, saying, “I can’t give you it, it’s not mine. Just let me leave”, jurors heard.
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As a consequence, the boy was excluded from school for five days.
On May 2, the teacher found out Tashaun had died and went to the scene to pay his respects, the court heard.
Williams-Reid, from Romford, east London, and two 15-year-old boys have denied murder, wounding another boy with intent and possession of a knife.


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sodium_crypto_pwhash_str — Get an ASCII-encoded hash
$password
, int $opslimit
, int $memlimit
) : stringUses a CPU- and memory-hard hash algorithm along with a randomly-generated salt, and memory and CPU limits to generate an ASCII-encoded hash suitable for password storage.
password
string; The password to generate a hash for.
opslimit
Represents a maximum amount of computations to perform. Raising this number will make the function require more CPU cycles to compute a key. There are constants available to set the operations limit to appropriate values depending on intended use, in order of strength: SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_OPSLIMIT_INTERACTIVE
, SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_OPSLIMIT_MODERATE
and SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_OPSLIMIT_SENSITIVE
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memlimit
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, SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_MEMLIMIT_MODERATE
, and SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_MEMLIMIT_SENSITIVE
. Typically these should be paired with the matching opslimit values.
Returns the hashed password, 或者在失败时返回 FALSE
.
In order to produce the same password hash from the same password, the same values for opslimit
and memlimit
must be used. These are embedded within the generated hash, so
everything that's needed to verify the hash is included. This allows
the sodium_crypto_pwhash_str_verify() function to verify the hash without
needing separate storage for the other parameters.
Note:
Hashes are calculated using the Argon2ID algorithm, providing resistance to both GPU and side-channel attacks. In contrast to the password_hash() function, there is no salt parameter (a salt is generated automatically), and the
opslimit
andmemlimit
parameters are not optional.
Example #1 password_hash() example
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$password = 'password';
echo sodium_crypto_pwhash_str(
$password,
SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_OPSLIMIT_INTERACTIVE,
SODIUM_CRYPTO_PWHASH_MEMLIMIT_INTERACTIVE
);
以上例程的输出类似于：
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TextToolBar
public final class TextToolBar : UIView
extension TextToolBar: UITextViewDelegate
extension TextToolBar: UICollectionViewDataSource
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let safeAreaBottom: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let textContainerHeight: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let textContainerMaxHeight: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let avatarWidth: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let replyContainerHeight: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let imagesCollectionHeight: CGFloat
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let openGraphPreviewContainerHeight: CGFloat
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Returns an instance of
TextToolBar
.Declaration
Swift
public static func make() -> TextToolBar
-
An
AvatarView
.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) lazy var avatarView: AvatarView { get set }
-
An
UITextView
. You have to use thetext
property to change the value of the text view.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) lazy var textView: UITextView { get set }
-
The default text view attributes.
Declaration
Swift
public var textViewTextAttributes: [NSAttributedString.Key : Any]
-
A placeholder label. You have to use the
placeholderText
property to change the value of the placeholder label.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) lazy var placeholderLabel: UILabel { get set }
-
A send button.
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) lazy var sendButton: UIButton { get set }
-
An
UIActivityIndicatorView
.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) lazy var activityIndicatorView: UIActivityIndicatorView { get set }
-
The text of the text view.
Declaration
Swift
public var text: String { get set }
-
An option to show the avatar.
Declaration
Swift
public var showAvatar: Bool { get set }
-
The send button title by default.
Declaration
Swift
public var sendTitle: String
-
The cancel title of the send button by default.
Declaration
Swift
public var cancelTitle: String
-
The placeholder text.
Declaration
Swift
public var placeholderText: String { get set }
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A reply text.
Declaration
Swift
public var replyText: String? { get set }
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Enables the detector of links in the text.
Declaration
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public var linksDetectorEnabled: Bool
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The color of underline that founded link in the text.
Declaration
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public var linksHighlightColor: UIColor
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The Open Graph data of the founded link in the text.
Declaration
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public internal(set) var openGraphData: OGResponse? { get }
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Picked images.
Declaration
Swift
public var images: [UIImage]
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Add the
TextToolBar
to a view container. Use this method to addTextToolBar
to the view hierarchy and you no need to do any other layout actions.Declaration
Swift
public func addToSuperview(_ view: UIView, placeholderText: String = "Leave a message", sendButtonAction: UIControl.Action? = nil)
Parameters
view
the superview.
placeholderText
the placeholder text.
sendButtonAction
the send button action.
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Check if the content is valid: text is not empty or at least one image was added.
Declaration
Swift
public var isValidContent: Bool { get }
-
Reset states of all child views and clear all added/generated data.
Declaration
Swift
public func reset()
-
Toggle
isUserInteractionEnabled
states for all child views.Declaration
Swift
public var isEnabled: Bool { get set }
-
Update the placeholder and send button visibility.
Declaration
Swift
public func updatePlaceholder()
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Add an Activity to the flat feed.
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Swift
public func addActivity(to flatFeed: FlatFeed, completion: @escaping ActivityCompletion<Activity>)
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func updateOpenGraph(_ dataDetectorURLItems: [DataDetectorURLItem])
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
func underlineLinks(with dataDetectorURLItems: [DataDetectorURLItem])
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
func updateOpenGraphPreview()
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Upload images and get URL’s.
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Swift
public func uploadImages(imagePrefixFileName: String = "image", _ completion: @escaping (_ imageURLs: [URL]?, _ error: Error?) -> Void)
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Update the height of the text view for a big text length.
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Swift
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Swift
public func textViewDidBeginEditing(_ textView: UITextView)
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Undocumented
Declaration
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public func textViewDidChange(_ textView: UITextView)
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
@objc func keyboardUpdated(_ notification: NSNotification)
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Enables the image picking with a given view controller. The view controller will be used to present
UIImagePickerController
.Declaration
Swift
public func enableImagePicking(with viewController: UIViewController)
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Swift
public func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int
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Parameters
Minimum Gap Between Bubbles (px)
Minimum Distance from the Center of the Central Bubble (px)
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Minimum Size of the Bubbles (px)
Maximum Size of the Bubbles (px)
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LiquidHaskell (LH) refines Haskell's types
with logical predicates that let you enforce critical
properties at compile time. (Hover on images to animate.)
Guarantee Functions are Total
LH warns you that
head
is not total as it
is missing the case for []
and checks that
it is total on NonEmpty
lists.
(more...)
The input contract propagates to uses of
head
which are verified by ensuring the arguments are
NonEmpty
.
Keep Pointers Within Bounds
LH lets you avoid off-by-one errors that can lead to crashes
or buffer overflows. (more...)
Dependent contracts let you specify, e.g. that
dotProduct
requires equal-sized vectors.
Avoid Infinite Loops
LH checks that functions terminate and so
warns about the infinite recursion due to the missing
case in
fib
. (more...)
Metrics let you check that recursive functions
over complex data types terminate.
Enforce Correctness Properties
Write correctness requirements, for example a list is ordered,
as refinements. LH makes illegal values be unrepresentable.
(more...)
LH automatically points out logic bugs, and proves
that functions return correct outputs
for all inputs.
Prove Laws by Writing Code
Specify laws, e.g. that the append
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++
is associative,
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Verify laws via equational proofs that are plain Haskell
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Abstract
Events have become central elements in the representation of data from
domains such as history, cultural heritage, multimedia and geography. The
Simple Event Model (SEM) is created to model events in these various
domains, without making assumptions about the domain-speciﬁc vocabularies
used. SEM is designed with a minimum of semantic commitment to guarantee
maximal interoperability. In this paper, we discuss the general requirements
of an event model for Web data and give examples from two use cases:
historic events and events in the maritime safety and security domain. The
advantages and disadvantages of several existing event models are discussed
in the context of the historic example. We discuss the design decisions
underlying SEM. SEM is coupled with a Prolog API that enables users to
create instances of events without going into the details of the
implementation of the model. By a tight coupling to existing Prolog
packages, the API facilitates easy integration of event instances to Linked
Open Data. We illustrate use of the API with examples from the maritime
domain.


fun triggerPendingIntentWhenInProximity(pendingIntent: PendingIntent): ProximityTrigger
Triggers given pending intent when the device enters the range of Estimote Beacons.
pendingIntent
- PendingIntent to be invoked when entering the range of beacons.
Return
ProximityTrigger object to startObserving triggering.


Twisted code's own use of the twisted.python.components
package has been updated to use Zope Interfaces in
the 2.0 release.
New code developed starting with the 2.0 release of Twisted Core should use Zope Interfaces directly rather than using the twisted.python.components package.
The twisted.python.components package is a large amount of on-going maintenance. Using the Zope Interface package also provides a greater level of compatibility between Twisted interfaces and Zope interfaces.
The Zope Interface package was chosen over PyProtocols because of its greater conceptual similarity to twisted.python.components.
No. Releases of Twisted Core will include Zope Interfaces.
Classes written using twisted.python.components declare which interfaces they implement in this style:
class C:
__implements__ = IFoo,
This should be changed to:
class C:
zope.interface.implements(IFoo)
Use backwardsCompatImplements
to fix this.
twisted.python.components.backwardsCompatImplements(C)
If you are using third party libraries that only declare __implements__, these
objects should be made compatible with fixClassImplements
:
# import o where o is some third party library
from thirdparty.lib import o
twisted.python.components.fixClassImplements(o.__class__)
This will make sure that __implements__ declarations get converted to the new style of implements declarations.
This document is the work of Jason A. Mobarak, with contributions from Mary Gardiner.


Bayern turn down Wenger for vacant manager’s post
by AGENCE FRANCE PRESSEMUNICH, Germany, Nov 7 – Bayern Munich have turned down an approach from Arsene Wenger to take over the vacant manager’s position following the sacking of Niko Kovac, the German champions said on Thursday.
“Arsene Wenger called (Bayern chairman) Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on Wednesday afternoon to make him aware of his interest in the job,” a Bayern spokesperson told AFP subsidiary SID.
“Bayern appreciates Wenger’s work at Arsenal, but he is not being considered as coach.”
Kovac was dismissed at the weekend following a poor run of form that culminated in a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayern’s worst Bundesliga defeat in a decade and one which left them fourth in the table.
Kovac’s assistant Hansi Flick has taken over as interim coach as Bayern search for a more permanent replacement, with club president Uli Hoeness saying on Tuesday they expected to name Kovac’s successor by November 23.
However they have been publicly rebuffed by both Paris Saint-Germain boss Thomas Tuchel and Ajax’s Erik ten Hag, who said on Monday he would be staying with the Dutch champions until at least the end of the season.
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I have probably had inattentive-type ADD for most of my life, but no one thought to have me checked because I was never hyperactive. I have always been very mellow and lazy, more interested in books and computers than sports and running around like an idiot. At risk of sounding conceited, I've always been smarter than most of my peers, always reading ahead and getting bored waiting for my classmates, but around 4th grade (age 9), I stopped getting good grades.
As an adolescent, the negative feelings, the alienation and gloom and anger and guilt and self loathing that I've always had (or so it seems) exploded into full blown depression. Feeling like I had nothing to look forward to, and like I was inescapably doomed to a miserable, boring, pointless life, I started smoking pot, got a GED, and dropped out of high school 2 weeks into my freshman year. (Ironically enough, I smoke a lot more pot now than I did then. Mostly cos my closest friend, now, is a stoner.)
The ubiquitous antidepressant Prozac helped for a few months, but after the better part of a year, it just left me numbed and apathetic. I basically bounced around junior college and shitty jobs for about 5 years, until I discovered, and decided I needed to attend, a college with a very reputable engineering program, just for the sake of doing something productive with myself that I'd remotely enjoy.
Getting to move out of my parent's house in the suburbs cheered me up for a while, especially since, for the first time ever, I also had a girlfriend who would actually sleep with me, but after a few months, the thrill faded. School became drudgery, and my grades quickly dropped, especially due to the frequency with which I simply couldn't pry myself out of bed and go to school on time. Even if I cared about the material and tried to pay attention, I generally couldn't focus on the lectures I attended. While I rarely had any trouble comprehending the material, I just as rarely was able to absorb it and recall it on cue. I'm now about 2/3 of the way to my associates degree, and a handful of GE credits after that, my bachelor's. It's probably going to take me about twice as long as most people, because school 5 days a week, 7 hours a day is a little too stressful, and I want to get a part time job.
 I started seeing a psychiatrist again, initially just for depression. She urged me to do more research, and test myself for ADD. According to the Amen Clinic test, it's highly probable that I have inattentive type ADD and limbic system hyperactivity. This conveniently explained my tendency to either be unfocused and apathetic or singlemindedly hyperfocused to the point where I forget to eat, my tendency to fidget, and other traits.
After further discussion, I was prescribed Adderall. (This was earlier this week.) I found it very odd and amusing that Adderall is literally nothing more than amphetamines, because I've always thought I need to stay AWAY from amphetamines. I'm from Northern California, where meth is a major problem. And I'm already very skinny and a bit neurotic, so I thought if I started doing meth I'd just waste away to nothing. (Though if I couldn't get legitimately prescribed medicine, I would probably try doing some meth.)
And now the point. In short, I love the stuff. For one, it just makes me feel good. I'm normally very introverted and socially awkward/inept/retarded. I started drinking to remedy this, so when I'm out at a show or a party, I can hang out and talk to people and smile, instead of hanging out with myself and emanating rays of bitter, alienated hatred. (I really doubt I have a drinking problem, but it does worry me a little, how sometimes I'd rather stay home and drink whiskey all day than go to school. Never actually done this, but I want to sometime, just for the hell of it.) But when I'm on Adderall, I feel confident and sociable, almost like I do when I'm drinking, but still coherent and functional. I'm very curious as to how much it's going to improve my academic performance; my school doesn't cater very well to my learning style, but I like what I do. I'm not totally in love with it, but I like it, it's always been better than junior college or the shitty jobs I'm qualified for.
At first I only took one 10mg tablet, for fear that it would make me sick to my stomach, but it didn't, so now it's two. I take them when I wake up, it takes about an hour for them to kick in. At first I feel lightheaded, like being stoned, but that subsides and I feel alert, cheerful, talkative, and mentally sharp. My muscles feel a bit tense and my chest a bit tight, but no trouble breathing or headaches. (I've been getting headaches since childhood, probably just due to dehydration and/or concentrating too hard and getting all tense.) This is accompanied by a feeling of harnessed energy and power, like I could do damn near anything if I particularly wanted, but not fidgety or hyperactive. A little shaky or jittery, maybe, but no worse than I'd expect from caffeine. I probably drink about 12-16 ounces of cola a day, but no coffee, so my caffeine tolerance is low, and coffee is the strongest stimulant I've ever had before.
But I have a couple of concerns, mainly addiction. I like it enough that I'm worried that I'll develop a habit, and if I try to stop, I'll get extremely depressed. That, and I guess it could exacerbate my pre-existing paranoia. If it was as effective a social lubricant as alcohol, quelling self-consciousness as well as shyness (I've noticed myself talking a lot, and then feeling like I'm boring the person I'm talking to, with a slight tinge of 'shit, am I annoying EVERYONE?' paranoia), it'd be practically perfect for me. I can see a future for myself improved by this drug.
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Hi, and thanks for checking out Grace Framework! Grace is a hybrid Java/JavaScript web framework aiming to pair the power of the JVM and the rich ecosystem of Java libraries with the dynamic goodness of the universal language of the web, JavaScript. Grace Framework is modeled after its tiny namesake, who is:
Grace is purposefully small and optimized for building MVC web applications and JSON web services on GAE.
API design is important. Grace's APIs strive to be both terse and intuitive, allowing you to write beautiful code.
Grace tries to do the right things by default, but gives you raw request/response level visibility into handling a servlet request when you need it.
We know you're busy, so Grace tries to help you along with the pieces of functionality you'll need to build MVC web applications and RESTful JSON services. Grace provides the kind of dynamic, RESTful routing you'd expect from a modern web framework, plus a JavaScript-based template engine to keep your view code DRY. Not that you need to use any of it - the smallest Grace app can be 3 lines of code.
Grace draws inspiration from great web frameworks like Ruby on Rails and Sinatra. Grace uses the Mozilla Rhino JavaScript engine, and leverages the reference JSON JavaScript library, as well as the very snazzy Underscore utility library.