View the Website under work here.
Week 2 Overview
- Fixing Screen Width issues with images on homepage (CSS)
- Updated the readme.md with links to promo video assets hosted on share.kde.org
- Updated the Get-Involved Page for consistency with listing with suggestions from Web Team
- Added the Promo Video to KDE Peertube Account with the help of the Promo Team…
- Minor Changes such as: improved css for get-involved page, change in icon for userbase, alternating white dark cards on homepage and some other minor work
Today marks the end of my second week of Season of KDE. This week had been great for me, I came in contact with many teams in KDE and got to work with many new people who are quite helpful and encouraging. Variety of changes came on the website which are linked above with links to commits.
The Website can be viewed here.
You can check out my proposal here. The repository that has the KDE Jekyll themed site is here.
This week started off by discussion on the Web Telegram chat on how the website behaved weird on devices with large screen and how some users and even my mentor Carl Schwan felt it a bit weird. So I went onto make the website more important. I decided to try the website out on all types of screen provided by the developer tools in Firefox and Chrome and also checked for Portrait and Landscape modes of all those devices. I can assure you that the website looks as it is intended on all these devices. So it should work fine on relatable devices. All this work was done with CSS. Below are images of the website on large screen and the developer tools. Now the user will be able to see the slides as a whole on most of the devices in both orientations.
Then I went off to get myself a Developer account on recommendation from Carl Schwan so that I can store the assets and files for the video on KDE Connect Website on share.kde.org in the Promo Groups Folder. I came in contact with some great people in Promo Group this week and really like what they do and effort they put in. Would love to help the Promo Group and work with them in the future. I am planning to be a active participant there too.
The assets, video files and Kdenlive Project File for the promo video is on share.kde.org
After a lot of discussion in KDE Web Group on the consistency of the Get-Involved Page and its button a variety of changes were made and everyone seems to be satisfied with the current look of it. Check it out. We actually came to the conclusion to use KDE Blue. There is some more work left there like updating CSS to make the edges sharp etc as it goes well with the rest of the Website.
This is how it looks now.
With the help of the Promo Team and especially Paul from Promo, I was able to host my video on Peertube channel of KDE Community and update the website to use that video.
This is the video on peertube.
The rest of the week was filled with fixing css for get-involved page, changing the icon for User Base as the old one didn’t fit in well. The new icon is shown below.
The home page was also updated to alternating Dark and White Cards since it is aesthatically pleasing.
Waiting for an awesome next week too. Don’t forget to checkout the website. So with that I conclude this post. See you in the next one. “Happy KDEing!!”


Production Manager - Hayward, CA 94541
Production Manager
Reports To:
General Manager
Location:
Hayward, CA
FLSA Classification:
Exempt
Function & Responsibility
Directs and coordinates activities of production department(s) in processing materials and products in machining, assembly and welding by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate team leads.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Manages direct labor team of welders, machinists and assemblers for optimum safety, productivity and quality.
- Responsible for operator performance including performance assessment, selection & hiring, training and disciplinary action.
- Accountable, along with peers, for On Time Delivery performance and responding to customer escalations.
- Plans production operations, establishing priorities and sequences for manufacturing products.
- Prepares operational schedules and coordinates manufacturing activities to ensure production and quality of products meets specifications.
- Reviews production and operating performance data to identify, prioritize and progress continuous improvement activities.
- Participate in the recommendation, selection and implementation of capital improvement projects.
- Inspects machines and equipment to ensure specific operational performance and optimum utilization.
- Develops or revise standard operational and working practices and observes workers to ensure compliance.
- Develop & maintain a cross-training matrix for the production department.
- Compiles, stores, and retrieves production data.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required
- Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations.
- Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals.
- Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from groups of managers, clients, customers, and the general public.
- Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference, and fundamentals of plane and solid geometry and trigonometry.
- Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations.
- Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
- Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstract and concrete variables.
- Strong organizational skills
- Skilled in communicating effectively, both verbally and in writing, and in developing and maintaining positive relations with others.
- Proficient in PC computer software.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in business management or related discipline, or a combination of education and related work experience
- Minimum 3 years of experience in handling the responsibilities outlined above
- Minimum 2 years of experience supervising or managing others.
- Work Environment
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand; use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; and talk or hear. The employee is occasionally required to walk and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to fumes or airborne particles. The employee is occasionally exposed to moving mechanical parts. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud.


Draw the focus outline of a nested input element, if it gets focus.
Chrome: Enable experimental canvas features in about:flags
Enable experimental canvas features
about:flags
Firefox: canvas.customfocusring.enabled in about:config
canvas.customfocusring.enabled
about:config


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National Day of Civic Hacking is a national event that will take place May 30 - June 1st, 2014, in cities across the nation. The event will bring together citizens, designers, software developers, and entrepreneurs from all over the nation to collaboratively create, build, and invent new solutions using publicly-released data, code and technology to solve challenges relevant to our neighborhoods, our cities, our states and our country.
National Day of Civic Hacking will provide citizens an opportunity to do what is most quintessentially American: roll up our sleeves, get involved and work together to improve our society.
The event will leverage the expertise and entrepreneurial spirit of those outside federal, state and local government to drive meaningful, technology-based solutions for federal, state and local government. It demonstrates what's possible when we all work together to strengthen our society and our lives. YOU can make a difference no matter where you live.
Think Global, Hack Local.


The as
attribute in xsl:sequence
has been dropped.
The unparsed-text()
function returns an empty sequence if the first argument
is an empty sequence.
The xsl:number
instruction now handles numbers that are too large or too small,
or values that cannot be converted to integers, as recoverable errors, as described in the
current XSLT 2.0 specification. The range of values that can be formatted using the requested
format picture is from 1 to 2^63; other values are output as if the string() function were used.
The rules for handling types in xsl:key
have been brought into line with the current
rules in the specification. Because of the way that eq
is now defined in XPath, a numeric
argument to the key()
function will no longer match an untypedAtomic key value.
The use of a separate name pool for use at compile time has been discontinued. Since standard element and attribute names are no longer stored in the name pool, this technique is no longer needed.
The xsl:for-each-group
instruction now handles heterogeneous grouping keys as defined
in the current specification. Non-comparable grouping key values (for example an integer and a string) are treated
as being distinct values.
In backwards compatibility mode (that is, with version="1.0"
), attribute value
templates now observe the first-item rule. That is,
outputs

in 2.0 mode, but
in 1.0 mode.


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Study World-Base Logic
---
Dialog: Questions about world-base concepts and features.
Context: World-Base Concepts and Features.
U: * world-base * ?
S: A world-base is like a data-base except that
instead of operating at the level of tables and transactions,
it operates at the level of entities, attributes, relationships, and events.
The world-base is a temporal data-base and automatically provides event logs.
It can retrieve the past state of entities given a time-period of interest.
The event logs indicate who changed which data and why.
U: * updated * ?
S: A world-base is updated whenever an event occurs
in a run-time framework
which has attached the world-base
to record its world model.
U: * event * ?
S: An event is any change in the state of the world.
Events occur as a result of executing plans in the run-time framework.
U: * world * ?
S: A world may be a real-world or a simulated world.
For example, a real-world might be an operating business.
A simulated world could be a game, a simulation of an environment,
or a simulation of a businesss operation.
U: * quad * ?
S: A "quad" is a coined-word meaning a 4-tuple in the world-base.
There are two kinds of quad:
one representing current state,
and one representing historical state.
Current: [ e, a : p, v ] where p = [ t-start, no end ].
History: [ e, a, p : v ] where p = [ t-start, t-end ].
In this notation:
- e is an entity-instance identifier.
- a is an attribute-type identifier.
- p is a time-period.
- v is some value.
The colon (:) separates the key from the data.
U: * schema * ?
S: The data schema is *not* recorded in the world-base.
It is recorded in the ~ontology~.
If an entity-type E has a set attribute-types {A},
the entity schema is represented in the ontology as: [ E : {A} ].
An attribute-type may be a complex-type, having attributes of its own;
and, in effect, the complex-type is like an entity.
Attribute-types are assumed to be
of ~data-type~ "string" unless declared otherwise.
U: * data-type * ?
S: The run-time handles the following data-types.
- string - Simply a string of characters.
- measure - A number with limited precision and unit of measure.
- date-time - A specific point in the world-time.
- duration - A duration is a kind of measurement - a measure of time.
- collection - A set or list of items of the same type.
U: * relationships * ?
S: Relationships between entities are a type of object.
They are "Associative Entities" in Entity-Relationship terminology.
If B is a binary relationship between entity E1 in role R1
and entity E2 in role R2,
the quads would look like this:
- [ B, R1, p, E1 ].
- [ B, R2, p, E2 ].
Associative Entities may relate more than two roles
and have additional attributes of their own.
U: * embedded * ?
U: * child * ?
U: * children * ?
U: * component * ?
U: * collection * ?
U: * set * ?
U: * list * ?
S: Consider an order that contains a list of order-items.
In the Hum dictionary frames,
an entity-type may be declared
as containing a collection (a set or a list)
of some other entity-type.
If the collection is a set,
the sequence in which the items are displayed is arbitrary
and no item may appear more than once.
If the collection is a list,
the sequence in which the items are displayed is fixed
and the list may contain items with identical attributes.
---
Dictionary:
. An event contains a list of slots.
. A slot contains an event-role and an entity.
. . (Events represent entity updates and new relationships.)
. An entity contains a list of attributes.
. An entity contains a set of listeners.
. . (A view will be a entity listener.)
. An entity-type contains a set of listeners.
. . (An external world-base can be synchronized this way.)
. An entity-type contains a set of entities.
. An entity-type contains a list of attribute-types.
---
Role: World-Base.
Action: Process event.
. (An event contains a set of entities.)
. For each slot in event:
. . Update the entity.
. If the event contains more than one entity:
. . (The event represents a relationship.)
. . Create an associative entity to represent the indicated relationship.
To: Update an entity.
. (An entity contains a set of attributes.)
. For each attribute in entity data-set:
. . If the attribute has been changed:
. . . Update the attribute quad.
. . Else:
. . . Do nothing.
. Notify the entity-type listeners.
. Notify the entity listeners.
To: Update an attribute quad.
. Translate the current-state quad to history.
. Replace the current-state quad.
To: Translate the current-state quad to history.
. Input [ e, a : p, v ], p = [t-start, null] from current-state
. Set t-end same as t-start of in-coming event.
. Output [ e, a, p : v ], p = [t-start, t-end] to history.
To: Replace the current-state quad.
. Input [ e, a: p, v ], p = [t-start, null] from event.
. Output [ e, a: p, v ], p = [t-start, null] to current-state.
. (Does it make sense for an event to set t-end in the time-period?)
To: Notify the entity listeners.
. For each listner in the entity:
. . Send a data-event showing new entity-state to the listener.
To: Notify the entity-type listeners.
. For each listener in the entity-type:
. . For each entity in the entity-type:
. . . Send a data-event showing new entity-state to the listener.
Action: Register an entity-type listener.
. (Provide the means to synchronize external world-bases.)
. Add listener to the entity-type's list of listeners.
Action: Register an entity listener.
. (Provide means to inform views.)
. Add listener to the entity's list of listeners.
Action: Remove an entity listener.
. Remove listener from the entity's set of listeners.
Action: Remove an entity-type listener.
. Remove listener from the entity-type's set of listners.
Action: Send a data-event showing new entity-state to the listener.
. (A data-event is different from a world-event ... So, this is not recursive.)
. Create a data frame for the entity.
. Messenger: Send the data frame to the listener.
Action: Build a view-frame for an entity-type.
. For each attribute-type in the entity-type:
. . Create a label and a slot.
To: Create a label and a slot.
. Use the attribute-type's label as the view label.
. Create a slot appropriate to the attribute-type's data-type.
---


According to John George Hoffman in 1820, a sure way to catch fish is to “take rose seed and mustard seed, and the foot of a weasel, and hang these in a net, and the fish will certainly collect there”. First, catch your weasel…


NMGRA is a firm composed of lawyers dedicated to the practice of law in the utmost professional manner, with the highest standards of integrity, professionalism and quality service to its clients. The Firm was founded by five partners who have been together in the practice of law for more than a decade. From the Firm's establishment in mid-2005, NMGRA has grown to a complement of eight partners and thirty legal and non-legal support staff. The Firm's partners and associates are graduates of the top law schools in the Philippines, many of whom have post graduate degrees locally, as well as from prestigious schools in Europe and the United States.
NMGRA is a full-service law firm, offering a complete range of legal services such as: general counseling; commercial transactions and special projects; litigation and dispute resolution (including arbitration); employment, labor dispute resolution; immigration; corporate secretary and directorship services; intellectual property; as well as taxation and estate planning.


You will be given a random numer at the start of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal you will add a specific amount of points to your total score.
You win the game by matching your total score to random number, you lose the game if your total score goes above the random number.
The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you click on it. Each time when the game starts, the game will change the values of each crystal.
Wins:
Losses
Your total score is:


13.24. Release 0.229
General Changes
- Fix an issue that would cause query failure when calling
geometry_to_bing_tiles()
on certain degenerate geometries.
- Add geospatial function
line_interpolate_point()
.
- Add support for
CREATE FUNCTION
- Add support for passing
X_Forwarded_For
header from Proxy to coordinator.
- Add support to respect configuration property
stage.max-tasks-per-stage
for limiting the number of tasks per scan.
- Add configuration property
experimental.internal-communication.max-task-update-size
to limit the size of the TaskUpdate
.
- Add configuration properties
internal-communication.https.trust-store-path
, internal-communication.https.included-cipher
,
and internal-communication.https.excluded-cipher
to easily set common https configurations for all internal communications at one place.
- Add peak task memory distribution of each stage to
QueryStatistics
.
Hive Connector Changes
- Fix parquet predicate pushdown on dictionaries to consider more than just the first predicate column.
- Improve parquet predicate pushdown on dictionaries to avoid reading additional data after successfully eliminating a block.
Raptor Connector Changes
- Add support for using remote HDFS as the storage in Raptor. Configuration property
storage.data-directory
is changed from a File
to a URI
.
For deployment on local flash, scheme file:/
must be prepended.
- Rename error code
RAPTOR_LOCAL_FILE_SYSTEM_ERROR
to RAPTOR_FILE_SYSTEM_ERROR
.
SPI Changes
- Add support for connectors to alter query plans involving
UNION
, INTERSECT
, and EXCEPT
, by moving SetOperationNode
to SPI.
- Improve interface
ConnectorPlanOptimizerProvider
to allow connectors to participate in query optimization in two phases, LOGICAL
and PHYSICAL
.
The two phases correspond to post-shuffle and post-shuffle optimization, respectively.


ASCollectionDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | ASCommonCollectionDelegate NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | ASCollectionNode.h |
– collectionNode:constrainedSizeForItemAtIndexPath:
Provides the constrained size range for measuring the given item.
- (ASSizeRange)collectionNode:(ASCollectionNode *)collectionNode constrainedSizeForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
Parameters
collectionNode |
The sender. |
|---|---|
indexPath |
The index path of the item. |
Return Value
A constrained size range for layout for the item at this index path.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– collectionNode:willBeginBatchFetchWithContext:
Receive a message that the collection node is near the end of its data set and more data should be fetched if necessary.
- (void)collectionNode:(ASCollectionNode *)collectionNode willBeginBatchFetchWithContext:(ASBatchContext *)context
Parameters
collectionNode |
The sender. |
|---|---|
context |
A context object that must be notified when the batch fetch is completed. |
Discussion
You must eventually call -completeBatchFetching: with an argument of YES in order to receive future notifications to do batch fetches. This method is called on a background queue.
ASCollectionNode currently only supports batch events for tail loads. If you require a head load, consider implementing a UIRefreshControl.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– shouldBatchFetchForCollectionNode:
Tell the collection node if batch fetching should begin.
- (BOOL)shouldBatchFetchForCollectionNode:(ASCollectionNode *)collectionNode
Parameters
collectionNode |
The sender. |
|---|
Discussion
Use this method to conditionally fetch batches. Example use cases are: limiting the total number of objects that can be fetched or no network connection.
If not implemented, the collection node assumes that it should notify its asyncDelegate when batch fetching should occur.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– collectionView:constrainedSizeForNodeAtIndexPath:
Provides the constrained size range for measuring the node at the index path.
- (ASSizeRange)collectionView:(ASCollectionView *)collectionView constrainedSizeForNodeAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
Parameters
collectionView |
The sender. |
|---|---|
indexPath |
The index path of the node. |
Return Value
A constrained size range for layout the node at this index path.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– collectionView:willDisplayNode:forItemAtIndexPath:
Informs the delegate that the collection view will add the given node at the given index path to the view hierarchy.
- (void)collectionView:(ASCollectionView *)collectionView willDisplayNode:(ASCellNode *)node forItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
Parameters
collectionView |
The sender. |
|---|---|
node |
The node that will be displayed. |
indexPath |
The index path of the item that will be displayed. |
Discussion
Warning: AsyncDisplayKit processes collection view edits asynchronously. The index path passed into this method may not correspond to the same item in your data source if your data source has been updated since the last edit was processed.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– collectionView:didEndDisplayingNode:forItemAtIndexPath:
Informs the delegate that the collection view did remove the provided node from the view hierarchy. This may be caused by the node scrolling out of view, or by deleting the item or its containing section with @c deleteItemsAtIndexPaths: or @c deleteSections: .
- (void)collectionView:(ASCollectionView *)collectionView didEndDisplayingNode:(ASCellNode *)node forItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
Parameters
collectionView |
The sender. |
|---|---|
node |
The node which was removed from the view hierarchy. |
indexPath |
The index path at which the node was located before it was removed. |
Discussion
Warning: AsyncDisplayKit processes collection view edits asynchronously. The index path passed into this method may not correspond to the same item in your data source if your data source has been updated since the last edit was processed.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– shouldBatchFetchForCollectionView:
Tell the collectionView if batch fetching should begin.
- (BOOL)shouldBatchFetchForCollectionView:(ASCollectionView *)collectionView
Parameters
collectionView |
The sender. |
|---|
Discussion
Use this method to conditionally fetch batches. Example use cases are: limiting the total number of objects that can be fetched or no network connection.
If not implemented, the collectionView assumes that it should notify its asyncDelegate when batch fetching should occur.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h
– collectionView:willDisplayNodeForItemAtIndexPath:
Informs the delegate that the collection view will add the node at the given index path to the view hierarchy.
- (void)collectionView:(ASCollectionView *)collectionView willDisplayNodeForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
Parameters
collectionView |
The sender. |
|---|---|
indexPath |
The index path of the item that will be displayed. |
Discussion
Warning: AsyncDisplayKit processes collection view edits asynchronously. The index path passed into this method may not correspond to the same item in your data source if your data source has been updated since the last edit was processed.
This method is deprecated. Use @c collectionView:willDisplayNode:forItemAtIndexPath: instead.
Declared In
ASCollectionNode.h


Intouchables
Symfony and Kubernetes
Kuber- what?
What is Kubernetes?
Production-Grade Container Orchestration
- Based on containers
- Scales your application
- Manages your containers
Machine level
- One Master node coordinating everything
- n worker nodes doing all the computation
Internal
- Containers (from an images)
- combined to Pods
- living in ReplicaSets
- accessible via Services
- exposed by Ingresses
tl;dr
- put your application into container images
- make sure your application is horizontally scalable
- do some monitoring, Kubernetes does not save you from shipping broken code
PHP and containers
- PHP does not understand HTTP natively
- Webserver needed
- Container style: one container, one job, one process
- We need 2 containers, a webserver and a PHP-FPM container.
Webserver imgage (nginx)
FROM nginx:1.17-alpine
COPY ./public /var/www/html/public
PHP-FPM
FROM php:7.3-fpm-alpine3.10
COPY ./ /var/www/html
RUN bin/console cache:clear --env=prod \
&& chown www-data:www-data var -R
Demo-Time
The alternative way
Teach PHP the HTTP protocol
- Solution:
react/http
- Wrap the Symfony application into a React HTTP server
The Dockerfile
FROM php:7.3-cli-alpine3.10
WORKDIR /opt/app
COPY ./ /opt/app
RUN bin/console cache:clear --env=prod
EXPOSE 8080
CMD ["php", "./server.php"]


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Upgrades From
This is the unit that can upgrade to the current unit.
Upgrades To
With the right technology research, this unit can upgrade to this unit. Upgrades have a cost associated
with them, in terms of money, iron, and time. Most units can upgrade within a single turn, but some large
units (e.g. Battleships) require multiple turns to be upgraded.
Movement Type
All units have a movement type. The movement type determines the unit's movement-rate multiplier
when moving through terrain, as well as their maintenence cost in various types of terrain.
(The exact effects of terrain are determined by the current rules. To view this information in
the game-manual, go to the Contents page, pick a rulset under
"Rules" and click "Terrain".)
Combat Type
All units have a combat type. The combat type determines the unit's defense multiplier
when in different types of terrain. It also determines which category enemy units use when attacking
this unit. For example, an anti-aircraft gun might have good attack values against the "Aircraft" combat
category, but very bad attack values against the "Submarine" combat category.
(The exact effects of terrain are determined by the current rules. To view this information in
the game-manual, go to the Contents page, pick a rulset under
"Rules" and click "Terrain".)
Tags
Some units have "tags". Units are allowed to have an unlimited number of tags. Tags are used for
several different things in the game.
Tags are used by the rules-system to determine which units are allowed to travel
inside other units. For example, the "Transport (Class 1)" unit is allowed to carry units which have
"Infantry", "LightVehicle", or "HeavyVehicle" tags. Transport Aircraft, on the other hand, can only
carry units that have the "Paratrooper" tag. (Paratroopers contain the "Infantry" and "Paratrooper" tags,
meaning that they can travel in both types of transports.)
Tags can also be used to determine sighting range. Most aircraft have the "RadarVisible" tag. A "SAM Vehicle
(Class 2)" has a default view range of 60 pixels, but a "RadarVisible" view range of 120, allowing it to see
aircraft that are farther away. In other cases, the tags can reduce a unit's visibility. Submarine units
have a "Submarine" tag, and their visibility is reduced below a unit's normal view range. For example,
transports have a default view range of 60 pixels, but their Submarine view range is zero, meaning they
cannot see submarines at all.
Cost / Production
The production cost is the amount of production that must be spent to build a unit inside a city.
Cost / Iron
The iron cost is the amount of iron that must be spent to build a unit.
Maintenence / Food (per turn)
All units consume a certain amount of food each turn.
Maintenence / Oil (per turn of movement)
Most units consume oil when moving. To avoid this cost, players can avoid moving their units.
Building Prerequisites
Some units require certain city improvements before they can be built. For example, Battleships cannot
be built inside a city unless there is a Shipyard in the city.
View Range
View Range describes the range that this unit can see other units. For example, "Artillery (Class 1)" has
a default view range of 60 pixels, and a "submarine" view range of 0, meaning that it can't see submarines.
Movement
Movement Rate: This is the base movement rate of the unit. Terrain can increase or decrease this unit's actual movement rate.
Movement Limit: Air units have a movement-limit. This is the maximum distance they can move before running out
of fuel and crashing.
Attack
The attack values describe this unit's attack ability against each combat-category. These values
describe the chances of hitting the target during one turn of combat.
For example, the "Battleship (Class 3)" has an attack value against "Submarine" is 10.0 to-hit. This
determines the likelihood of hitting a submarine within one turn of combat; this value is not very useful
in itself because the submarine's defense value lowers the to-hit value. A "Submarine (Class 3)" has
a defense value of 1.4. On average, a Battleship (Class 3) will hit a Submarine (Class 3) for
10.0 / 1.4 = 7.14 HP/turn. A submarine (Class 4) has a higher defense value of 1.6, meaning that
a Battleship (Class 3) will hit a Submarine (Class 4) for 10.0 / 1.6 = 6.25 HP/turn (on average).
Combat ranges determine the distance at which units can attack each other. There are several types of ranges.
Range: Unit+50 - "Unit Range" is 40, so Unit+50 = the unit can attack units at a range of 90.
Range: 50 - The unit can attack units at a range of 50.
Range: AtTarget - The unit must be directly over the target to attack (aircraft and missiles must be directly over the target).
Attack vs City
SubTargeting: Random - Subtargeting is used to determine which city component gets attacked (population, city improvement, or in-production item).
Population Killed: 0.80 / 0.1 - The first number is the chances of hitting the population (80%), and the second number is the number of population killed.
For example, a nuclear ICBM has population killed value of "1.00 / 6.0" meaning that when a nuke explodes, there is a 100% chance that
the 6.0 population will be killed.
Destroy Buildings: 0.80 / 1 - The first number is the chances of hitting a city improvement (80%), and the second number is the number of buildings destroyed (1).
Damage Production: 0.80 / 30 - The first number is the chances of hitting the in-production item (80%), and the second number is the amount of damage done to the item (30).
(A successful hit against production would set-back the city's current production item by 30 production.)
Defense
A unit's defense value affect how likely a unit is to be hit. A value of 2.0 means a unit is half as likely
to be hit as a unit with a defense of 1.0. A unit's current terrain affects its defense value. Aircraft and
ships have a "Landed or Docked" defense value, which is much lower than its normal defense value.
HP
HP stands for "Hit Points". This is the number of hits a unit can take before being destroyed. Hit Points
can be repaired if the unit is inside a city with the appropriate city improvements. For example, a damaged
tank can be repaired at a rate of 1HP / turn when it's inside a city with a Barracks. Aircraft Carriers
are also capable of repairing landed aircraft.
Special Abilities
Some units have special abilities.
Can Build Airfields - if a unit can build an airfield, the time-to-build is listed. The cost to build airfields
is determined by the ruleset.
Containment
Units have a certain size when inside a container. Under the Official 1900-2030 rules, most units have a size
of 1. The "Transport (Class 2)" has a containment size of 3, meaning it can contain 3 units of size 1.
If a unit is capable of containing units, there is also a list of unit-tags that can be inside this unit.
Combat Value
Because of the incomplete nature of the attack to-hit values, the combat value section was created to
display the combat usefulness against a variety of targets.
Attrition: The attrition value ranges from 0-100. This value is calculated using a the production costs
of the current unit, the production cost of the target unit, and the average combat results. An attrition
of 50 means that the units are equally matched. An infantry attacking an identical infantry unit would have
an attrition value of 50. Higher attrition values are better; it means that this unit will, on average,
inflict more damage (in terms of production cost) on the enemy than vice-versa.
For example, if two units are equally matched in combat, but Unit 2 costs twice as much to build as Unit 1,
then Unit 1 will have an attrition value of 67% against Unit 2, and Unit 2 will have an attrition cost of 33%
against Unit 1.
There are some complications to the attrition value, however.
Attrition will not tell you who will win a fight. For example, a small, cheap unit (say, 50 production)
might have a very good attrition value against a large, expensive unit (say, 500 production). But, combat
might usually result in the small, cheap unit being destroyed (50 production lost) and the large unit being
reduced to half-hitpoints (500 production/2 = 250 production damage). However, if both sides have spent
equal amounts of money on units (player 1 bought 10 cheap, high-attrition units; player 2 bought 1 expensive,
low-attrition unit), then attrition values will give you an idea who will come out ahead after combat.
Attrition ignores the fact that certain units can be repaired. If you cause 100 production damage to an
enemy, but he goes home and get repaired, then it's not really "real" damage (although, it might cost him
some repair time).
Attrition also can't fully take into account the advantages and disadvantages of ranged combat. If an infantry
unit is entrenched, and an enemy artillery bombards the infantry (from outside the infantry's counterattack
range), then the artillery really has a 100 attrition value against infantry. But, if that infantry goes
after the artillery, the artillery's attrition value is much lower because, while it gets some free attacks
as the infantry moves in for the attack, it will be in trouble once the infantry reaches combat range.
In a more complex example, a group of five artillery might always destroy an infantry as it moves in to attack,
meaning that artillery effectively have a 100 attrition against a single infantry.


This demo web application is modular but doesn’t require any kind of build system. You just write your application in an editor, and run it. It’s based on lit-element but lit-element normally does require a build system. For the purposes of the demo, the application is just a counter, which increments each time the button is clicked.
To use this for your own projects, you first of all need to understand lit-element, of course. With that knowledge, have a look at the counter.js module. It’s a completely standard use of lit-element except for the import statement at the top. Instead of using a build system, it uses a standard Javascript import, which will run in the browser when the end user loads the page.
As distributed, lit-element can’t be used this way. The modularised lit-element was created using rollup but it’s quite possible to write applications without carrying out this process for yourself. Just use the pre-built lit-element-02.js from this project.
If you write Javascript like this, you need to take some extra steps to make sure it loads efficiently. There is a risk that the browser will start out only knowing about a subset of the files it needs to download. When it has downloaded them, it will find import statements which tell it that it needs to download more files, and so on. This would result in bad page load times, though the application would still work.
There are two ways to solve this, and ideally you would do both. First of all, configure the web server to push all the Javascript files as soon as the HTML page is loaded. In case the browser doesn’t support pushed resources, or an intermediate cache interferes with the push, list them in the HTML file as preload links. There is one preload link in index.html already, so you can follow that example to add more. (It is not necessary to add preload links for resources that are referenced directly from index.html, because the browser already knows it will need to fetch them.)
If you just want to develop applications using this system, and you don’t want to rebuild lit-element, you can start from this zip file. It’s simple by name and simple by nature. Look how few files you get, compared to starting a new project with Angular or even React!
There is no need to build lit-element-02.js for yourself, but if you want to, this is the process:
npm install
npm install -g rollup
rollup -c rollup.config.js


Dr. Sarabjeet Singh graduated in 2011 from Shere Kashmir university of agricultural sciences and technology (SKUAST-J) as a Veterinarian. Then he worked in 3 different shelters for 2 years (doing more than 4000 surgeries) where he got commited to devoting his life for treatment of animals. This was his awakening as a vet.
For the past 3 years Dr. Sarabjeet has been working as vet at Dog and Cat Clinic, Kalkaji, Delhi. Recently, he started his own Clinic in Jammu where he hails from. For first 20 Days of every month Dr. Sarabjeet works in Delhi and last 10 days of every month he works at his clinic in Jammu.


Randomized is a theme generator for syntax highlighters Rouge, Redcarpet, and Pygments. This is an experimental demo inspired by Solarized, and may change until the project stabilizes.
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The wildly popular MP3 algorithm lets users compress audio data to a fraction of its original size, and has led to a revolution in file-based music storage and distribution. MP3: The Definitive Guide is the bible of this phenomenon -- a fast-moving, well-written guide to the juicy bits for MP3 power users. What sets this book apart is its attention to detail, including coverage of legal issues, "home-brew" solutions, and concentration on audiophile concerns. You'll learn everything there is to know about creating your own MP3 files for different kinds of music and playback environments.
For instance, you'll learn exactly what it means to listen to a "perceptual codec" and how it affects encoding practices, how to conduct "scientific" listening tests, and even how to place speakers in a room. You’ll find a detailed explanation of the codec itself, and learn how MP3 compares with other common codecs and formats. Ripping and encoding from digital and analog sources are covered in depth.
The Definitive Guide contains advanced information for using MP3 tools on the most popular operating systems, including Windows, Unix/Linux, MacOS, and BeOS. You'll also find an expert's guide to finding MP3 files online, web sites to look for, and instructions for downloading MP3 via newsreaders and FTP clients. You'll also learn how to set up your own MP3 server for download or broadcast.
This book also covers:
MP3 storage. As your collection grows, you'll need to start thinking about organizing it logically by maintaining and databasing ID3 tags. Of course, you'll want to create playlists from MP3 database queries. You'll also learn about working with global Internet databases to automatically gather track and artist listings.
Copyright and legal issues. The MP3 world is full of legal traps and snares, and this book will help you navigate their murky waters, stay inside the law, and learn about the many acts, laws, and technical initiatives designed to simultaneously protect the rights of artists, labels, and consumers. Will MP3 make the record industry irrelevant? Chapters 1 and 7 deal with these issues in depth.
Hardware options. Your computer may not be the final destination for your MP3 collection. A new range of portable, home stereo, and car MP3 players are becoming available, and this book will help you discover what to look for. Also covered is the expanding world of kit and "DIY" MP3 hardware.
MP3: The Definitive Guide is packed with depth and detail, and has been technically reviewed by prominent members of the MP3 community, including Sander van Zoest, the High Geek of MP3.com. This book succinctly covers hundreds of common MP3-related questions, frustrations, and problems, and is aimed squarely at power users and audiophiles. No matter your level of involvement with the technology, this book is your definitive guide to building a techologically advanced musical library.
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Fascinating trek to Harishchandragad via Pachnai and Camping on Konkan Kada.
This fort is famous amongst Pune and Mumbai trekking groups. There are 3 peaks i.e. Rohidas, Taramati, and Harishchandra. Taramati peak is the highest one in the fort. Harishchandra fort is a must trekking destination for camping near konkan kada.
The Kokankada cliff is the major attraction of Harishchandragad. This cliff is not only vertical but also over-hanged like a hood of a cobra. This nature architecture is beyond description. And you can experience the chilling weather and cool breeze in the night while camping. Camping is always fun seating besides camp fire in Chilling weather and enjoying the peace of nature. What if camp site will be Konkankada-Harishchandragad at 3500 Feet. Yes we going to do camping at cliff of “Konkan Kada “ 3500 Feet above from sea level which is 2-3 hrs trek from Pachnai route.
The temple Harishchandreshwar is marvelous example of the fine art of carving sculptures out of stones that prevailed in ancient India. It is about 16 m high from its base. Around this temple there a few caves & ancient water tanks. The river Mangal Ganga is said to originate from one of the tanks located close to the temple. The top of the temple resembles construction with the north-Indian temples. A similar temple is situated in Buddha-Gaya. Here we can see many tombs, in which a typical construction is seen.
These are built by well-finished arranging stones one on top of the other. There are three main caves near the temple. The cisterns near the temple provide drinking water. A short distance away, another temple called Kashitirtha is located. The fascinating thing about this temple is that it has been carved out from a single huge rock. There are entrances from all four sides. On the main entrance there are sculptures of faces. These are faces of guards of the temple. On the left side of the entrance is a Devsnagsri inscription, which is about saint Changdev.
Online Examination System
The online examination system has ushered a revolution in how examinations are being conducted traditionally. The online exam advantages are multifold, especially with the ongoing pandemic impacting the global education landscape. Online exams have ensured educational continuity, providing the option of taking an exam remotely in a secure virtual environment using the latest technology. There are several benefits of an online examination system as it is conducted digitally to evaluate students’ academic knowledge and understanding of the curriculum. It also offers creativity to devise new ideas and solutions. Typically, evaluations continue to be based on the pen-and-paper approach, wherein students are gathered and handed the question paper to be completed within the allotted time. Students submit their answer sheets, and examiners disclose their scores after the evaluation.
There are immense benefits of an online examination system. While the traditional methodology persists, but, instead of an examination center, students log onto an online system to take the test and share their responses. The assessor evaluates and circulates the test results.
There are merits and demerits of an online examination system, as mentioned above. While technology continues to simplify processes for educational institutions, educationists and students, it has limitations. However, choosing the right online examination platform can help you avert such drawbacks. An easy-to-use, robust, secure examination platform with all the latest AI-based anti-cheating measures enables you to get credible results quicker.


Explore the locations where millions of Flickr photos were taken.
This application retrieves Flickr metadata stored in a database and displays the locations on a Google map. Use the controls to trigger a new lookup, or change the visualization properties.
Hover over a location to see more information from that photo's metadata.


Saif Ali Khan’s Jawaani Jaaneman gets a new release date
by FilmfareSaif Ali Khan surely has his kitty full with interesting projects currently and one such project is Jawaani Jaaneman. The film was set to hit the theatres this month. It was scheduled to release on November 29, however, the makers have now shifted it to next year. Jawaani Jaaneman also stars Tabu and debutante Alaia Furniturewalla and the unusual cast has already made the audience eager to watch this one. Directed by Nitin Kakkar, the makers announced that the film will now hit the theatres during Valentine’s week next year.
Jawaani Jaaneman will hit the theatres on February 7, 2020. With so much curiosity surrounding the film and its release, we are sure this one will open well at the box-office. What are your views about the film? Tell us in the comments section.


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Client / Beijing Philharmonic Association
Time / Mid 2017
MyRole / Director
I had a very special Christmas day last year. I experienced the western style festival. There was a new foreign teacher taught us the lesson. She was about 50 years old and she was very kind and we all liked her. On Christmas Day, she brought us the desserts she made early in the morning. We enjoyed the home-made cakes. What's more, she invited us to came to her house and spent the day with her. Then for the first time, I ate big turkey, which was so delicious. The turkey was filled with many stuffs and the flavor was so good. After dinner, we sang songs and danced.
I had a very special Christmas day last year. I experienced the western style festival. There was a new foreign teacher taught us the lesson. She was about 50 years old and she was very kind and we all liked her. On Christmas Day, she brought us the desserts she made early in the morning. We enjoyed the home-made cakes. What's more, she invited us to came to her house and spent the day with her. Then for the first time, I ate big turkey, which was so delicious. The turkey was filled with many stuffs and the flavor was so good. After dinner, we sang songs and danced.
I had a very special Christmas day last year. I experienced the western style festival. There was a new foreign teacher taught us the lesson. She was about 50 years old and she was very kind and we all liked her. On Christmas Day, she brought us the desserts she made early in the morning. We enjoyed the home-made cakes. What's more, she invited us to came to her house and spent the day with her. Then for the first time, I ate big turkey, which was so delicious. The turkey was filled with many stuffs and the flavor was so good. After dinner, we sang songs and danced.


generate_frag_dag module¶
Generate fragmentation directed acyclic graph (ie: trees) for molecules.
-
class
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
FragTree
(mol, isotope_dict, max_depth)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class to represent fragmentation trees of rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol objects.
Note that bonds broken come from self.mol, while calculation of correct monoisotopic masses requires self.molH. Thus, functionality of this code requires that Chem.AddHs() maintains bond and atom indices between mol and molH. For all cases checked by the authors, this is true.
Parameters: - mol – rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol object, the parent molecule of the fragmentation tree this molecule must (i) be fully connected by covalent bonds and (ii) have only _implicit_ hydrogens
- molH – rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol object, a version of mol with but with explicit hydrogens
- atom_masses – list of floats, the mass of each atom in molecule, stored outside rdkit for speed
- breakable_bonds – list of ints, indices of bonds which should be broken during tree formation
- isotope_dict – dictionary with element symbols as keys and mass numbers as values
-
annotate_fragments
()[source]¶ Modify self.fragment_dict in place, adding info on the parent nodes and monoisotopic masses of fragments.
Returns: fragment_dict, which is a Python dict with: - keys: (sorted) tuple of atom indices in the fragment
- values: dict with the following keys: values:
path
: (sorted) tuple of unique shortest bond breakage path giving rise to fragmentparent
: the ‘path’ of the parent nodemass
: the monoisotopic mass of the fragment
-
calculate_monoisotopic_mass
(atom_indices)[source]¶ Calculate the monoisotopic mass of a subset of atoms in self.molH from a list of atom indices.
Parameters: atom_indices – a list of unique integers, indices of the atoms that are in the fragment.
-
convert_dict_to_numpy
()[source]¶ Convert a fragment dict to mass-sorted numpy format for fast and easy searching, scoring, and storage.
-
make_fragment_dict
()[source]¶ Uses an iterable to compute all nodes of a fragmentation tree, but without retaining parent/child info.
This function is used modify self.fragment_dict in place in the
__init__
constructorReturns: fragment_dict ; Python dict with keys: (sorted) tuple of atom indices in the fragment
values: Python dict with
- keys: ‘path’
- values: (sorted) tuple of unique shortest bond breakage path giving rise to fragment
-
class
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
FragTreeLibrary
(file_params, max_depth, isotope_dict=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class to make sets of FragTree objects from a file with a list of InChIs and store results in hdf5.
-
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
command_line_params
()[source]¶ Setup and parse the command line parameters
Returns: dict with command line parameters
-
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
get_isotope_dict
(isostope_file='../data/max_abundance_isotopes.csv')[source]¶ Returns isotope_dict (element symbols (strings) are keys and mass numbers (ints) are values) by reading a file.
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pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
nonprefix_combinations
(iterable, max_len)[source]¶ Create list of tuples of sorted integers of length 1 to max_len while excluding tuples that are a prefix of another tuple.
Parameters: - iterable –
- max_len – Maximum tuple length
-
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
print_arguments
(cl_params)[source]¶ Print the settings from the dict with command line arguments
Parameters: cl_params – Dict with the command line arguments
-
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
randomword
(length)[source]¶ Generates a random string of lowercase alphabetic characters.
-
pactolus.generate_frag_dag.
remove_bonds
(rw_mol, mol, bond_indices, undo=False)[source]¶ Helper function that modifies in place a rdkit.Chem.rdchem.RWMol object by removing bonds.
Useful because RWMol.RemoveBond() method annoyingly takes beginning and ending atom indices, not bond indices, and also because there is no RWMol.RemoveBonds() vectorized version.


The general education courses I have taken at Iowa
State have helped shape me as a programmer. I think the most beneficial course I took was Introduction to Philosophy.
Philosophy really is the foundation upon which programming is built, so being able to look
at real world situations through the lens of a "programmer", or philosopher in this case, was
very helpful in helping me approach engineering problems, as, in a way, I had to think about real world situations
as programming and engineering problems. Since this is not the typical use for my programming knowledge,
it forced me to think about things in a much different way, which helped build that problem solving foundation.
Futhermore, my general education courses have helped me grow as a person. I think
the best example of such a course was Human Sexuality. Though this may not be obvious at first,
this class helped me see the different ways in which people think and values that they hold. This
Helped me grow as a human being, which is very important in the workplace. By being able to see
these different points of view better, I am more able to see potential other solutions or approaches
to solving a problem. I also feel that I am better equipped to interact with those of a different background
as myself, which is extremely likely to be the case in my career at some point, if not at my first job.
I feel like as a whole, my time at Iowa State has allowed me to apply my engineering skills to a broader context. One of my in class projects was an application desgined to help students meet up with other students in order to form study groups. This concept could potentially have a large societal impact. An application like this facilitates learning and development, which is great for preparing others to enter society. The fact that I have been able to create something with this much potential impact while in school is awesome, and it's all thanks to the courses I have taken.
My short term goal is to work in the industry at a job that is both intellectually stimulating, as well
as being relatively relaxed. One of the most important things to me is work life balance, so it is very
important that I don't have a job which demands crazy hours, but I do wish to work in an environment where
I am challenged by my work.
In the long term, I would like to come back to school to eventually get my PhD. I know that I want to teach
someday, as I have developed a passion for it through my work as a TA, and this would allow me to do so.


1. INTRODUCTION
The Lang Component contains a set of Java classes that provide
helper methods for standard Java classes, especially those found in the
java.lang package in the Sun JDK.
The following classes are included:
- StringUtils - Helper for java.lang.String.
- CharSetUtils - Methods for dealing with CharSets, which are sets of characters such as [a-z] and [abcdez].
- RandomStringUtils - Helper for creating randomised Strings.
- NumberUtils - Helper for java.lang.Number and its subclasses.
- NumberRange - A range of numbers with an upper and lower bound.
- ObjectUtils - Helper for java.lang.Object.
- SerializationUtils - Helper for serializing Objects.
- SystemUtils - Utility class defining the Java system properties.
- NestedException package - A sub-package for the creation of nested exceptions.
- Enum package - A sub-package for the creation of enumerated types.
- Builder package - A sub-package for the creation of equals, hashCode, compareTo and toString methods.
2. DEPENDENCIES
The Lang component is dependent upon the following external
components for development and use:
3. RELEASE INFO
Current Release:
Version 1.0.1
Planned Next Release:
A 1.1 will be released after a undefined period of development.
4. KNOWN ISSUES
- CharRange.UNSET - will have problems if we introduce reverse ranges that go down to \u0000.
- Null effects - the classes are not standardised in how they handle null.
5. ACTION ITEMS
Want to help? Here's some "to do" items the team has identified. Note that all are
still under discussion, so please mail the list before actioning.
- Reflection utilities - new sub-package to deal with reflection
- Operating system information - maybe part of SystemUtils, maybe another project
- MathUtils - possible addition of mathmatics helper. Could go in NumberUtils
- CalendarUtils - possible addition of a calendar utility class (from Serge Knystautas)
- CloneUtils - utility class to enable cloning via various different mechanisms. This code exists in [pattern] at present.
- StringUtils truncateNicely method - A substring with some extra power to choose where to cut off. It was in Avalon and was added separately to String Taglib from a code submission. This suggests it may have some commonality. [CODED]
- StringUtils parseBoolean method - This method is in OSCore's TextUtils and seems very reusable. It could go in a BooleanUtils if such a need was seen. [CODED]
- StringUtils uncapitaliseAllWords method - String Taglib has shown that this method is missing from StringUtils. [CODED]
- StringUtils unescape method - String Taglib has shown that this method is missing from StringUtils. It would take a String with "\n" in and convert it to the Java character. unescape and escape should be symmetric.
- StringUtils defaultStirng(Object) method - simliar behavior to defaultString(String), returns obj.toString() if obj != null, "" otherwise
- StringUtils defaultString(Object, String) method - similar behavior to defaultString(String, String), returns obj.toString() if obj != null, specified string otherwise
- ArrayUtils - opinion seems to be that this belongs with [lang] and not [collections]
- GUID and other Identifier generators - these may belong in [util], some code exists in [pattern] at the moment
- CharUtils - Utilities to work on a char[] in the same way as a String
- AStringBuffer - A StringBuffer implementation with additional methods from StringUtils
- O(n) - Document all algorithm-implementing methods with the order. Possibly with an O(n) on the end of each parameterm or with an @order tag.
6. COMMITTERS
The following individuals are the primary developers and maintainers of this
component. Developers who plan to use Lang in their own
projects are encouraged to collaborate on the future development of this
component to ensure that it continues to meet a variety of needs.


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serial_hw_int_cts
serial_hw_int_cts.jal. Interrupt driven buffered serial interface with flow control.
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Author
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Rob Hamerling, Copyright © 2008..2012, all rights reserved.
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Adapted-by
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Joep Suijs, Oliver "Kiste" Seitz
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Compiler
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2.4o
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Description
Serial communications:
- receive and transmit data transfer is interrupt driven
- receive and transmit data transfer is buffered (circular buffers)
- provides automatic CTS flow control with spare free space for FiFo buffer
.
This library supports:
- Data format: 8 bits data, 1 start-bit, 1 stop bit
- Acceptable baud rate depends on the oscillator frequency
(see BAUD RATES tables in the datasheet).
- Interrupt bits used: TXIE, RCIE, PEIE and GIE.
.
Available procedures/functions for application programs:
.
- serial_setup() -- initialise communications
. -- (called automatically)
- serial_send_byte(byte out ) -- send byte
. -- returns the transmitted byte
- serial_hw_read(byte out ) return bit -- receive byte
. -- returns TRUE with data,
. -- FALSE when no data available
- serial_hw_write(byte in ) -- send byte (wait if queue full)
.
- serial_hw_data = -- send byte, wait if queue full
.
- = serial_hw_data -- receive byte, wait if queue empty
.
- serial_hw_tx_buffer_free() -- get free bytes in transmit buffer
. -- returns number of free bytes
.
Directions for use of this library in application programs
(in this sequence):
.
1. Declare the following constant:
.
const serial_hw_baudrate = 115200 -- line speed
.
and variables:
.
alias serial_ctsinv is pin_B4 -- incoming data flow control
-- Optional, if it is not needed,
-- no dummy needs to be assigned.
-- Saves a few bytes of code space
-- if not defined.
var bit serial_overflow_discard -- With transmit buffer overflow:
-- TRUE: discard data (non-blocking)
-- FALSE: wait for free space (blocking)
-- With receive buffer overflow data is
-- discarded without notification,
-- but prevented with CTS flow control,
-- provided the sender has flow control enabled
.
and optional, you could define one or more of the constants below.
You should do so if you want different values than the ones shown.
If not defined, the following values are used:
.
const SERIAL_XMTBUFSIZE = 32 -- size of transmit buffer
const SERIAL_RCVBUFSIZE = 64 -- size of receive buffer
const SERIAL_DELTA = 17 -- spare space receive buffer
-- if possible keep SERIAL_DELTA = 17!
.
When the physical locations of pin_TX and pin_RX are configurable for a specific
PIC, the device file will probably contain names like pin_TX_RB2 and pin_RX_RB1
and another pair with other pin suffixes.
Depending for which pair of pins the USART is configured aliases
without suffixes have to be specified, like:
alias pin_TX is pin_TX_RB2
alias pin_RX is pin_RX_RB1
alias pin_TX_direction is pin_TX_RB2_direction
alias pin_RX_direction is pin_RX_RB1_direction
.
2. Include this library.
.
and somewhere before actually using serial communications:
.
3. Prepare pins:
pin_B4_direction = OUTPUT -- incoming data flow control
serial_overflow_discard = FALSE -- do not discard output
Notes: - pin_TX and pin_RX are selected automatically
- direction settings of these pins are taken care of by the library
.
4. Call serial_hw_init() to initialize serial communications.
Notes
Background information:
.
The PIC ports use positive logic: '1' is positive voltage, '0' is ground.
.
In the RS232 standard:
- Negative voltage ('mark') means OFF for control signals, and
indicates 1 (one) for data signals (start-, data-, stop-bits).
- Positive voltage ('space') means ON for control signals and
0 (zero) for start-, data- and stop-bits.
- Signal levels: 'mark' = -3V to -15V, 'space' = +3V to +15V
.
Between PIC and RS232 normally an interface chip is used, such as a
Maxim/Dallas MAX232 or MAX202. These are not only voltage level CONverters
but also signal INverters. You should be aware of the following:
- The inversion of PIC data-in and data-out by the MAX2x2 is required
to convert data-, start- and stop-bits to/from the corresponding
RS232 polarity. So nothing special has to be done in the program
because the USART of the PIC uses 'inverted' signal levels!
- For CTS the inversion by the MAX2x2 is NOT desired.
Therefore the program has to use inverted signalling for CTS:
'FALSE' is used for CTS ON and 'TRUE' for CTS OFF!
As a reminder for this 'inverted' logic the signal is called
serial_ctsinv (serial_ctsinv = TRUE means CTS is FALSE!).
.
Remember also: RxD of RS232-plug connects to TX of PIC via MAX2x2
TxD of RS232-plug connects to RX of PIC via MAX2x2
.
Additional remarks:
- The selection of the CTS pin above is an example, any other pin
which is configurable for output can be used.
- The serial_overflow_discard flag may be dynamically changed
(depending on how important the data is for the receiving party).
- Do not touch the following interrupt bits: TXIE, RCIE, PEIE and GIE
Dependencies
Private
-
serial_init()
Deprecated
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serial_hw_data'put(byte in data)
Put byte in transmit buffer as pseudo variable
-
serial_hw_init()
Title: Initialize first or only serial port
Arguments: (none)
Returns: (nothing)
-
serial_hw_write(byte in data)
Title: Put a single byte in transmit buffer
Arguments: Data (byte) to transmit
Returns (nothing)
Notes: - This is a variant of serial_send_byte() compatible with
the procedure in the serial_hardware library.
Spins when byte cannot be put in transmit buffer
(buffer full condition).
Private
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serial_hw_read(byte out data) return bit
Title: Return byte (if any) from circular receive buffer of USART
Arguments: received byte (if any)
Returns: - TRUE when byte returned
FALSE if no byte available
Notes: Sets CTS high when receive buffer has more than
bytes free space after delivering byte to caller.
-
serial_hw_data'get() return byte
Return next byte from receive buffer as pseudo variable
Spin as long as no data available (buffer empty)
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serial_receive_byte(byte out data) return bit
Deprecated
-
serial_send_byte(byte in data) return byte
Title: Put a single byte in transmit buffer
Arguments: Data (byte) to transmit
Returns: transmitted byte (or 0x00 when data discarded)
Notes: - Activates transmit interrupt handler when data buffered
When buffer full act as indicated in 'serial_overflow_discard'
* TRUE: discard data (and return 0x00 as data byte)
* FALSE: wait for free buffer space
(returns only after data has been stored in buffer)
-
serial_hw_tx_buffer_free() return byte
Title: Get free space in transmit buffer
Arguments: (none)
Returns: Number of free bytes in transmit buffer
Notes: - Useful to check in advance if a string will fit in the buffer
or if transmitting the string will block.
Never returns zero. If "1" is returned, regard buffer as full.
Here are the list of samples which use this library:


These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
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Change recoverLease API to return if the file is closed or not. It also change the semantics of recoverLease to start lease recovery immediately.
New dfsadmin command added: [-setBalancerBandwidth <bandwidth>] where bandwidth is max network bandwidth in bytes per second that the balancer is allowed to use on each datanode during balacing.
This is an incompatible change in 0.23. The versions of ClientProtocol and DatanodeProtocol are changed.
Added config option mapreduce.tasktracker.cache.local.keep.pct to the TaskTracker. It is the target percentage of the local distributed cache that should be kept in between garbage collection runs. In practice it will delete unused distributed cache entries in LRU order until the size of the cache is less than mapreduce.tasktracker.cache.local.keep.pct of the maximum cache size. This is a floating point value between 0.0 and 1.0. The default is 0.95.
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Added a conf property dfs.webhdfs.enabled for enabling/disabling webhdfs.
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Set hdfs uid, mapred uid, and hadoop gid to fixed numbers (201, 202, and 123, respectively).
Added init.d script for jobhistory server and secondary namenode. (Eric Yang)
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Removed unnecessary security logger configuration. (Eric Yang)
Fixed recursive sourcing of HADOOP_OPTS environment variables (Arpit Gupta via Eric Yang)
HADOOP-7681. Fixed security and hdfs audit log4j properties (Arpit Gupta via Eric Yang)
Fixed hadoop-setup-conf.sh to handle config file consistently. (Eric Yang)
Added toggle for dfs.support.append, webhdfs and hadoop proxy user to setup config script. (Arpit Gupta via Eric Yang)
Added parameter for HBase user to setup config script. (Arpit Gupta via Eric Yang)
Adds cumulative cpu usage and total heap usage to task counters. This is a backport of MAPREDUCE-220 and MAPREDUCE-2469.
Give meaningful error message instead of NPE.
Fixed hadoop-setup-conf.sh to put proxy user in core-site.xml. (Arpit Gupta via Eric Yang)
Generalizes token renewal and canceling to a common interface and provides a plugin interface for adding renewers for new kinds of tokens. Hftp changed to store the tokens as HFTP and renew them over http.
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This is me in a hardhat.
This has more to do with computing than you might think.
I am cleaning out my office, in a commitment to minimalism. A lot of my strive for minimalism was brought about by cloud-based service; if I can't do it in Emacs Org Mode and put it in GitHub or do it in a Google doc, I don't want to do it; if I can, all of that is in the cloud and my very expensive, but very nice, MacBook Air is just a cloud access device. All of that is a different blog post. I am cleaning out my office. I found this hardhat that I've been keeping for years. I put it on to wear to get rid of it when I ran into one of my excellent co-workers, Delisa, and she asked why I had a hardhat.
In the olden days of of the mid-1990s I worked at CAEN (oh, wait, I
also work there now) as the only student employee of the only
full-time employee (Paul McClay) who was reponsible for the
high-performance computing environment. Paul went back to school to
study Information, and I became the only full-time employee (at
which point I hired the excellent rebshol
(Becky Hollenbeck), but
the excellence of rebshol
and U-M Engineering students in general
is also another blog post).
High-performance Computing systems have always placed extraordinay demands on the data centers in which they are housed. Even in the mid-1990s. However, U-M were building a new building, the Integrated Technology Information Center (ITIC), with a very nice modern data center.  As with all things, it was critical and urgent that we move this computer out of its current data center. So we moved it into ITIC. Along with it, my office moved, making me the first denizen of the building.
Hey, when does the hardhat come in? Is this just a story of the move of some ancient computer?
The building wasn't done. The data center was done, some offices were done, but the building wasn't. I wasn't allowed in to my office or to work on the computer because it was a construction site with no Certificate of Occupancy. The computer needed a lot of work. I needed to get to it.
After some negotiation about a scrawny kid who was clearly not a construction worker, I was allowed to go to my office, but only if I wore a hardhat to and from. I felt quite like a bad-ass doing that. I wasn't, but that's beside the point. I had a hardhat. Wicked.
A few months later the building was done, a bunch of other people moved in, and I didn't need to wear a hardhat to work any longer. Things were more boring.
This is the true story I told to Delisa, who then said I couldn't get rid of the hat, because it was a good prop for a good story.
I'm hoping that this documentation will be enough so that she will see her way clear to give me permission to retire the hat.
Minimalism vs. Memories.
This is why people keep things: fear of forgetting. A white piece of plastic will bring those interesting old days to mind every time I see it. I'm still young enough to be confident there are more interesting days coming, so I'm OK with moving on, but only OK, not certain. That is why minimalism is scary.
ITIC had its name changed before it was completed to the University of Michigan Media Union (UMMU), because it is a place that was supposed to bring together all sorts of media. Some years later, Dr. James Duderstadt (go Nuclear Engineers!!) and his wife Anne made a donation to the University which changed the name of that building to the Duderstadt Center. Many people now call it The Dude. And almost two decades and many jobs later, I do not need to wear a hardhat to work, although some days it seems like I should.v
Delisa agreed that I've met my duty to memory, and could get rid of the hat:
From: Delisa
Date: Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: now can I get rid of the hat?
To: Andrew Caird
Awesome! I think it is now safe to get rid of the hat. :-)
-Delisa


For Arch / Manjaro :
$ sudo pacman -S nginx php php-fpm php-fpm php-sqlite php-gd sqlitebrowser sqlite
Note that both the webserver and the php-fpm daemon must have read & write permissions on the project folder.
$ git clone {{pocket_php_git_link}}
$ sudo mkdir /var/web_server
$ sudo chown -R username:group /var/web_server_php
$ sudo chmod -R 755 /var/web_server
$ mv -r pocket_php /var/web_server/
$ sudo chown -R username:group /var/web_server/pocket_php
$ sudo chmod -R 755 /var/web_server/pocket_php
As long as your webserver of choice respects the simple rules below, pocket_php will work with it.
1. Serve static files directly
2. Redirect everything else to /app/index.php
The provided virtual server file for NGINX also adds a few security filters to keep some static files (such as the internal DB) private. As a side note, there have been some issues with the way php-fpm handles sqlite databases that share the same name but are from independent projects, a very common case when running multiple websites from a single server, simply rename the database file and update the location constant in configure.php.
Though the default NGINX configuration has moved away from the sites-available / sites-enabled directories, they work well enough and will be implementing the NGINX config using this scheme, feel free to change the paths to ones of your liking. Do note that the PHP-FPM user and group must match the ones set for NGINX.
Create the NGINX configuration folder structure, change the permissions and move the included config files.
$ sudo chown -R user:group /etc/nginx/
$ sudo chown -R 755 /etc/nginx
$ mkdir /etc/nginx/ssl
$ mkdir /etc/nginx/sites-enabled
$ mkdir /etc/nginx/sites-available
$ mv /var/web_server/pocket_php/static/text_files/nginx_config /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
$ mv /var/web_server/pocket_php/static/text_files/nginx_pocket_php_vsb /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
$ sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available /etc/nginx/sites-enabled
$ sudo systemctl restart nginx.service
Uncomment the SSL Settings block and modify the following lines in the included nginx.conf with your own.
ssl_certificate /etc/nginx/ssl/cert.crt
ssl_certificate_key /etc/ngins/ssl/key.key
Then, uncomment the HTTPS ENABLED (and comment out the HTTPS DISABLED) block in sites-available/default.
The only relevant changes are to the www.conf and php.ini files.
In /etc/php/php.ini
1. Uncomment the extension=pdo_sqlite and extension=gd
2. Change the default session.name (for security reasons)
3. Modify the upload.limit to fit your needs
4. Set the desired time zone in "date.timezone" (NOTE: this setting can and usually is overwritten)
5. You might want to move the sessions folder from the default (/tmp)
Do note that the selected session.name will be referenced in POCKET_PHP!
In /etc/php/php-fpm.d/www.conf
1. Change user and group to match those specified in the NGINX configuration
All the relevant configuration lies in app/configure.php, note that the pocket_php/tools/ directory holds the sqlite database file, the sqlite file itself and the sessions management folder must be writeable by the web server.
$ mkdir /var/web_server/pocket_php/tools/sessions/
$ sudo chown -R username:group /var/web_server/pocket_php/tools/
$ sudo chmod -R 755 /var/web_server/pocket_php/tools/pocket_php.db
Finally, the configure.php file overrides the php.ini settings that POCKET_PHP depends on, this prevents clashing between virtual servers with different settings and the main php.ini defaults. It's strongly suggested to modify the included configure file instead.


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In this demo, you can predict whether the input content is a DeepFake (i.e. has been manipulated by deep learning technology) or real.
In the “Deepfake detection” section you can upload your input, which can be either a file (image/video) or an URL (pointing to an image/video).


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If you are reading this, you probably just downloaded the jQuery.mmenu-plugin and are eager to learn more about it.
If so, these documentation pages could not be more helpfull. They include examples, a tutorial, the full documentation for the configuration options and custom events, some color themes and even a demo on how to implement it with jQuery Mobile.
This page has the mmenu-widescreen.css file included. Therefor, if your screen is wider than 900px, the menu will always be opened.
If not, click the menu-button in the header to open the menu.


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TimeStage, by TimeTrails, Inc.
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TimeStage is a prototype animation engine, meant to reconstruct scenes from the past. An author will create "pieces" to be moved across a background by scripts that specify the timing and direction of the move, as well any text. The position of the cam can also be adjusted. Use the GetJson SetJson (must click Done) to try out movements. Make pieces and scripts using input form tabs, then copying into the json. You must save your own json files.
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Businessman’s mother-in-law, housemaid found dead at home in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi
by bdnews24.comPolice have recovered the bodies of a readymade garment trader’s mother-in-law and her housemaid with throats slashed at their home in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi.
Support staff of the house No. 21 styled Lobelia on road No. 28 called police after finding the bodies in a flat on the fifth floor of the building near Nazrul Institute sometime after 7pm on Friday.
Dhanmondi Police Station OC Abdul Latif identified the victims as TeamTex Group Managing Director and Creative Group Deputy MD Kazi Monir Uddin Tarim’s mother-in-law Afroza Begum, 65, and her 18-year-old house help “Bithi”.
One of the bodies was lying near a sofa while the other on the floor of the next room, Dhaka Metropolitan Additional Deputy Commissioner Azimul Haque Azim told bdnews24.com.
A closet and other things in the flat, where the victims resided, were ransacked, Azim said.
“We are investigating who carried out the killings and why,” he added.
Businessman Tarim resides in two other flats with his family and has rented out two others.
Nuruzzaman, a security guard at the building, said a member of the support staff of Tarim’s family, “Bachchu”, took a new housemaid to Afroza’s flat in the afternoon.
Bachchu came down after around an hour for some reason and left later in the evening, Nuruzzaman said.
The new housemaid left the house after around another 45 minutes, according to the security guard.
Tarim told the media Bachchu got the new house help through a betel leaf trader of the neighbourhood and the woman is behind the murders.
He said money, three mobile phones, savings certificates, jewellery and other valuables were lost.
“I took Bachchu to a nearby shop to buy soup. Suddenly a guard phoned Bachchu and told him that (mother) has been murdered,” Tarim said.
Bachchu rushed home at once, the businessman said.
“It’s a planned murder,” he said and added he suspected a guard was involved.
Security guard “Atik” said police took away Bachchu, three guards, a cleaner and an electrician for questioning.
A male house help, “Riaz”, told bdnews24.com Tarim’s wife told him to see why her mother was not answering phone calls in the evening.
He saw the body of Afroza when pushed the door open after no-one answered it, he said.
Another house help, “Apel”, said he rushed to the flat on hearing Riaz’s cry.
Bithi’s body was on the floor of a guest room, he added.
DMP Additional Commissioner Krishnapada Roy visited the house and told the media after midnight that the new housemaid was 22-23 years old.
“It would be easy to find the motive if we can find her. We are exploring all possible angles and also whether only one person or many were involved,” he said.


We have explored the usual issues in network programming, both on client side and server side. In this post we will discuss some advanced topics in network programming.
Half-Open Sockets
Normally, sockets are bidirectional—data can be sent across them in both
directions. Sometimes, you may want to make a socket be unidirectional
so data can only be sent in one direction. A socket that’s
unidirectional is said to be a half-open socket. A socket is made
half-open by calling shutdown(), and that procedure is irreversible for
that socket. Half-open sockets are useful when
The socket. shutdown() call is used to accomplish all of these tasks.
The call to shutdown() requires a single argument that indicates how you want to shut down the socket. Its possible values are as follows:
Once shut down in a given direction, the socket can never be reopened in that direction. Calls to shutdown() are cumulative; calling shutdown(0) followed by shutdown(1) will achieve the same effect as calling shutdown(2).
Timeouts
TCP connections can be held open indefinitely, even if there’s no
traffic flowing across them. Timeouts are useful
for discovering error conditions or communication problems in some
instances.
To enable timeout detection on a Python socket, you call settimeout() on the socket, passing it the number of seconds until a timeout is reached. Later, when you make a socket call and nothing has happened for that amount of time, a socket.timeout exception is raised.
Transmitting Strings
One common problem that arises when sending data across the network is
that of transmitting variable-length strings. When you read information
from a TCP stream you don’t know when the sender has finished giving you
a piece of data unless you build some sort of indication into your
protocol. There are two common approaches to solving this problem:
End-of-string identifier
Terminate the string with ‘\n’ or NULL
Problem: Terminator might occur in the data if we transmit binary data.
Solutions:
Leading fixed-length size indicator
Using Broadcast Data
When you broadcast a UDP packet, it’s sent to all machines
connected to your LAN. The underlying transport, such as Ethernet, will
have a special mode that lets you do this without having to repeat the
packet for each computer.
On the receiver’s side, when a broadcast packet is received, the kernel
looks at the destination port number. If it has a process listening to
that port, the packet is sent to that process. Otherwise, it’s silently
discarded. Therefore, simply sending out a broadcast packet will not
harm or impact machines that don’t have a server listening for it.
Broadcast packets are often used for the following types of activities:
To be able to broadcast data, you need to set the socket option on client and server as follows:
s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_BROADCAST, 1)
On the sender, instead of sending to a particular IP, send to ‘<broadcast>’
s.sendto(‘<broadcast>’,123)
In this post we dealt with a few advanced issues in network programming.


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Curiosity and inspiration drive me forward. I am motivated by my vision of the future, and I find happiness in smiling at strangers and crafting perfectly portioned pb&j sandwiches. I love my family and my friends, and I am grateful for them. My mind thrives by solving puzzles, and when I am in the right state, my heart produces every word I speak and write.


The head elf in charge of Santa’s workshop (Noel) has locked up the factory and sealed all of Christmas town with perplexing puzzles. He’s convinced that since nobody enjoys the spirit of the holidays any more they might as well be cancelled.
Santa has enlisted you, people of pure and noble heart, to teleport to the North Pole and solve the puzzles. Can you melt Noel’s icy heart by making his secret holiday wish come true? Work together, revive the town, and save Christmas before time runs out!
“Ho, ho, oh- I hope you can help us! We need your help up in Santa town or else Christmas this year is really in trouble! My poor Number-One Elf (We call him Noel for short) has shut down the factory and locked it up tight. He says only those that carry the true spirit of Christmas in their hearts can unlock it, but since no one does, Christmas might as well be cancelled! My good friends, I know that’s not true. You have the spirit of Christmas with you and you can prove it to him! Hurry, I’ve opened a special pathway right to the North Pole so you can show Noel the magic of the holidays! Hurry! I only have enough Christmas magic left to transfer you over to Santa town for one hour, so you’ll have to be fast. Now is your chance to save Christmas for the whole world, my friends, so come quickly!”


Jalen Hurts’ Reaction To Oklahoma’s Win At Baylor Is Going Viral
by Andrew HolleranOklahoma rallied from a 21-point halftime deficit at Baylor on Saturday night to pull off a crazy comeback victory and remain in the College Football Playoff race.
The Sooners, who trailed 31-10 at halftime, pulled off a wild comeback in the second half. Oklahoma ultimately took the lead with less than two minutes remaining.
Lincoln Riley’s team pulled off a 34-31 victory on a game-winning field goal. The win was sealed when the Sooners picked off a Charlie Brewer pass.
Jalen Hurts had an incredible reaction to the big win. He was so nervous he couldn’t watch what was happening.
Instead, he just stood on the bench and watched the crowd:
Oklahoma improved to 9-1 with the win, while Baylor suffered its first loss of the season, falling to 9-1.
The Sooners have games against TCU and Oklahoma State remaining.


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Module entity
Entity
Functions
| Entity.new () | Creates and initializes a new Entity. |
| Entity:give (component, ...) | Gives an Entity a component with values. |
| Entity:remove (component) | Removes a component from an Entity. |
| Entity:apply () | Checks the Entity against the pools again. |
| Entity:destroy () | Destroys the Entity. |
| Entity:get (component) | Gets a Component from the Entity. |
| Entity:has (component) | Returns true if the Entity has the Component. |
Functions
- Entity.new ()
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Creates and initializes a new Entity.
Returns:
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A new Entity
- Entity:give (component, ...)
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Gives an Entity a component with values.
Parameters:
- component The Component to add
- ... The values passed to the Component
Returns:
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self
- Entity:remove (component)
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Removes a component from an Entity.
Parameters:
- component The Component to remove
Returns:
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self
- Entity:apply ()
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Checks the Entity against the pools again.
Returns:
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self
- Entity:destroy ()
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Destroys the Entity.
Returns:
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self
- Entity:get (component)
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Gets a Component from the Entity.
Parameters:
- component The Component to get
Returns:
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The Bag from the Component
- Entity:has (component)
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Returns true if the Entity has the Component.
Parameters:
- component The Component to check against
Returns:
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True if the entity has the Bag. False otherwise