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API generated from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>API Endpoint
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Key  Mandatory  OptionalPaths
IP-ARM - Update
Update operation of resource: ip-arm
ip-armbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IP-ARM - Create
Create operation of resource: ip-arm
ip-armbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IP-ARM - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ip-arm
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IP-ARM - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ip-arm
Successful operation
Internal Error
IPV4 - Update
Update operation of resource: ipv4
ipv4body object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV4 - Create
Create operation of resource: ipv4
ipv4body object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV4 - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ipv4
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV4 - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ipv4
Successful operation
Internal Error
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Update
Update operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
conflict-policy-tablebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Create
Create operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
conflict-policy-tablebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Delete
Delete operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
MULTICAST-HOST - Update
Update operation of resource: multicast-host
multicast-hostbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Create
Create operation of resource: multicast-host
multicast-hostbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Delete
Delete operation of resource: multicast-host
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: multicast-host
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
IPV6 - Update
Update operation of resource: ipv6
ipv6body object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6 - Create
Create operation of resource: ipv6
ipv6body object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6 - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ipv6
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
IPV6 - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ipv6
Successful operation
Internal Error
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Update
Update operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
conflict-policy-tablebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Create
Create operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
conflict-policy-tablebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Delete
Delete operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: conflict-policy-table
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
MULTICAST-HOST - Update
Update operation of resource: multicast-host
multicast-hostbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Create
Create operation of resource: multicast-host
multicast-hostbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Delete
Delete operation of resource: multicast-host
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
MULTICAST-HOST - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: multicast-host
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
Schema Definitions
CONFLICT-POLICY-TABLE:
Common node of ipv4, ipv6
- conflict-policy-table: object
-
IP ARM conflict policy configuration
-
- conflict-policy: string lowest-rack-slot, static, longest-prefix, highest-ip
-
IP ARM conflict policy value definitions
Example
{
"conflict-policy-table": {
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
}
MULTICAST-HOST:
Common node of ipv4, ipv6
- multicast-host: object
-
IP ARM Multicast Host configuration
-
- multicast-host-interface: string
-
Default multicast host interface name
Example
{
"multicast-host": {
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
}
ip-arm_schema:
IP Address Repository Manager (IPv4/IPv6 ARM) configuration data
- ipv4: MULTICAST-HOST
-
IPv4 ARM configuration
- ipv6: MULTICAST-HOST
-
IPv6 ARM configuration
Example
{
"ipv4": {
"multicast-host": {
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
},
"ipv6": {
"multicast-host": {
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}
}
}
conflict-policy-table_schema:
IP ARM conflict policy configuration
- conflict-policy: string lowest-rack-slot, static, longest-prefix, highest-ip
-
IP ARM conflict policy value definitions
Example
{
"conflict-policy": "string"
}
multicast-host_schema:
IP ARM Multicast Host configuration
- multicast-host-interface: string
-
Default multicast host interface name
Example
{
"multicast-host-interface": "string"
}


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An organization that supports the Czech Python community
What is PyVo and Pyvec? This cheat sheet will help you with all the terminology:
Around the world, Python is used by Bitbucket, Blender 3D, Canonical, Google, Dropbox, Disqus, IBM, NASA, Nokia, Rackspace, Spotify, Walt Disney, Yahoo, many scientific organizations, etc. In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, it's for example:
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Wang Chunying, a spokesperson for the SAFE, said the scale of forex reserves is affected by multiple factors including exchange rates and changes in asset prices.
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The amount increased by $12.7 billion, or 0.4 percent from the end of September, according to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange(SAFE).
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My 500mg of JWH-018 was mostly a white powder interspersed with the odd red chunk. I was in an ironical mood, bored and sceptical of the powder's potency. It was several months since I had smoked cannabis, but I wasn't compulsively trying to recapture the stoned feeling. There was no saying what this compound might do psychologically, if anything. In any case, serious side effects are unheard of as far as I know, and I trust my judgment in various states of extreme intoxication. I couldn't find any decent trip reports about eating 018, so I had the vague intention of writing one myself.
I had had some coffee and my usual high-dose B vitamin around t-2:00. I eyeballed a minute quantity of powder and ate it.
t+1:00- No results were noted.
t+2:00- I eyeballed a larger quantity and ate it.
t+3:00- No results were noted.
t+3:30- I went shopping. I found the grocery store irritating. Why do short people scurry around and block me so? Why can't I remember my own phone number?
t+4:00- Feeling no effects from the first two doses, I tripled the second dose and ate it.
t+6:00- I donned a heavy coat and packed into the passenger's seat of a friend's sedan. We lurched through miles of rush-hour traffic, disembarked, and negotiated crowded sidewalks. We made a brief warm stop at our destination, and set back onto the cold streets. The traffic thinned as the night grew colder, and the cars took on a cartoonish aspect. I began to fumble for words, and decided to dispense with language entirely. I felt stoned - the dry mouth, the slowing of time. In my mind I sat at a comfortable remove from the world's troubles. At this point, I no longer regarded the stuff as a complete disappointment.
t+7:30- Home and alone, my motor skills began to go the way of my speech. I amused myself briefly with a novel, but I couldn't follow the plot. I gave up. I felt a window of lucidity closing as the last dose began to take effect.  It was an exertion to maintain a straight course. My field of view was an unsteady constellation of shadows and angles, a Cubist rendering of the hall adjacent my bedroom.  My sense of time broke down further. As I withdrew from normal sense perception, I began to imagine the worst eventualities, the ones I had neglected to think of, let alone prepare for.
I regard paranoid freak-outs as an amusing side-effect of cannabis consumption. An 018 freak-out is a different animal. The general fogginess and rapid shifting of attention are diminished. Instead of spinning a horror story for every odd bump in the night, I raced through an exploding space of conspiracy theories. Although lingering in the unlikely, my imaginings never exceeded the bounds of the possible. Once again I was overwhelmed, this time by ideas and relations of ideas. I abandoned my post and retreated to a still further remove, outside of my spinning head. Fatalism afforded me a vertiginous equanimity. I had to come down twice before I could get up to use the bathroom. Once, back into my head, twice, down into my body. I slept off the tail end.
I woke up the following morning with a bone-dry mouth and faint traces of a headache.
This substance partially imitates some of the effects of cannabis, but doesn't have the same inherent limitations. With 018, it is easy to go where seasoned stoners fear to tread. For me, going temporarily mad is an evening's entertainment. If that isn't to your taste, stick to low doses and allow for a four-hour onset when eating 018.
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Before NUnit 2.4, a separate method of the Assert class was used for each different assertion. We call this the "Classic Model." It continues to be supported in NUnit, since many people prefer it.
Beginning with NUnit 2.4, a new "Constraint-based" model was introduced. This approach uses a single method of the Assert class for all assertions, passing a Constraint object that specifies the test to be performed.
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Version 5.7¶
Release date: 2021-09-09
This release contains a number of bug fixes and new features since the release of pgAdmin4 5.6.
New features¶
Issue #2538 - Added support for the truncate table with restart identity.
Issue #4264 - Make code folding case insensitive in the code mirror.
Issue #4629 - Added database and server information on the Maintenance process watcher dialog.
Issue #6495 - Allow the referenced table to be the same as the local table in one to many relationship for ERD Tool.
Issue #6625 - Make closing tabs to be smarter by focusing on the appropriate tab when the user closed a tab.
Issue #6691 - Set PSQLRC and PSQL_HISTORY env vars to apt. user storage path in the server mode.
Housekeeping¶
Bug fixes¶
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Issue #4815 - Fixed an issue where the user can not paste the updated table header in safari 12 and 13 browsers.
Issue #5849 - Ensure that trigger function SQL should have ‘create or replace function’ instead of ‘create function’ only.
Issue #6419 - Fixed blank screen issue on windows and also made changes to use NWjs manifest for remembering window size.
Issue #6531 - Fixed the export image issue where relation lines are over the nodes.
Issue #6544 - Fixed width limitation issue in PSQL tool window.
Issue #6564 - Fixed an issue where columns with sequences get altered unnecessarily with a schema diff tool.
Issue #6570 - Ensure that the lock panel should not be blocked for larger records.
Issue #6572 - Partially fixes the data output panel display issue.
Issue #6620 - Fixed an issue where whitespace in function bodies was not applied while generating the script using Schema Diff.
Issue #6627 - Introduced OAUTH2_SCOPE variable for the Oauth2 scope configuration.
Issue #6641 - Enables pgAdmin to retrieve user permissions in case of nested roles which helps to terminate the session for AWS RDS.
Issue #6663 - Fixed no attribute ‘_asdict’ error when connecting the database server.
Issue #6668 - Fixed errors related to HTML tags shown in the error message for JSON editor.
Issue #6671 - Fixed UnboundLocalError where local variable ‘user_id’ referenced before assignment.
Issue #6682 - Renamed ‘Auto rollback?’ to ‘Auto rollback on error?’.
Issue #6684 - Fixed the JSON editor issue of hiding the first record.
Issue #6685 - Ensure that deleting a database should not automatically connect to the next database.
Issue #6704 - Ensure that pgAdmin should not fail at login due to a special character in the hostname.
Issue #6710 - Fixed an issue where multiple query tool tabs getting closed for the single close event.


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4/12/23 - Scaling up Server Performance via In-Memory Processing, José Martínez (Cornell)
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4/19/23 - Beyond Static Parallel Loops: Supporting Dynamic Task Parallelism on Manycore Architectures with Software-Managed Scratchpad Memories, Max Ruttenberg (Washington)
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5/3/23 - CATAMARAN: A Cloud-FPGA-based Testbed for Architecture Research on RISC-V CPUs, Accelerators, Memory Systems, Rishiyur Nikhil (Bluespec), @rsnikhil
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5/17/23 - Wally: A Configurable RISC-V CPU for Education, Ross Thompson (Oklahoma State)
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5/24/23 - Realizing Sustainable Computing Through Long-Lived Compute, Pat Pannuto (UC San Diego), @patpannuto
Winter 2023
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1/26/23 - Towards Scalable & Specialized Application Error Analysis, Abdulrahman Mahmoud (Harvard), @ARHmahmoud
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2/2/23 - KRISP: Enabling Kernel-wise RIght-sizing for Spatial Partitioned GPU Inference Servers, Marcus Chow (UCR)
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2/9/23 - Inter-Chiplet Synchronization of Multi-Die VLSI Systems, Baris Taskin (Drexel)
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Fall 2022
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10/27/22 - Enabling Hyperscale Web Services, Akshita Sriraman (CMU), @AkshithaSriram1
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11/17/22 - An Introduction to Software Verification in Whiley, David Parce (ConsenSys), @WhileyDave
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10/5/21 - Graphical Models and Logical Abstractions for Quantum Systems, Yipeng Huang (Rutgers), @yipenghuang0302, recording
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10/26/21 - Chisel 3.5, Jack Koenig (SiFive), @jackakattack
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Spring 2021
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4/20/21 - Streamblocks : A Heterogeneous Dataflow Compiler, Bezati Endri (EPFL), recording
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4/27/21 - Under the Hood of OpenFPGA, Pierre-Emanual Gaillardon (Utah), talk details, recording
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5/11/21 - Polynomial Chaos Expansion (PCE) Methods with the Xyce Circuit Simulator, Eric Keiter (Sandia), talk details, recording
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5/18/21 - ScaleHLS: Scalable High-Level Synthesis through MLIR, Hanchen Ye (UIUC), recording
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5/25/21 - A New Era of Open-Source System-on-Chip Design, Christopher Batten (Cornell), talk details, recording
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6/1/21 - Reticle: A Virtual Machinefor Programming Modern FPGAs, Luis Vega (Washington), zoom webinar
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2/2/21 - Constructing and Using Families of Hardware Accelerators, Ross Daly (Stanford), recording
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2/9/21 - PyLog: An Algorithm-Centric Python-Based FPGA Programming and Synthesis Flow, Sitao Huang (UIUC), @huang_sitao, recording
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2/16/21 - An Open-Source Platform for Heterogeneous Computing, Luca Carloni (Columbia), @ColumbiaSld, recording
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2/23/21 - GPU-accelerated Static Timing Analysis, Tsung-Wei Huang (Utah), @twh760812, talk details, recording
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3/2/21 - Energy-Efficient Circuit Design for Approximate Computing, Sherief Reda (Brown), talk details, recording
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3/9/21 - Building Cache-Coherent, Heterogeneous-ISA Processors Using P-Mesh, Jonathan Balkind (UCSB), @JBalkind, talk details, recording
Fall 2020
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11/10/20 - Towards Pythonic Digital Design with PyRTL, Tim Sherwood (UCSB), talk details, recording
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12/1/20 - Toward a Predictable System Stack for Reconfigurable Computing, Adrian Sampson (Cornell), @samps, recording
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12/8/20 - Asynchronous Logic: Design and EDA, Rajit Manohar (Yale), talk details, recording
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4/20/20 - nextpnr: Open Multi-Architecture FPGA Place and Route, David Shah (Griffith Research Ltd), @fpga_dave, recording
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4/27/20 - FireSim and FirePerf: Simulating, Debugging, and Profiling RTL Designs with Cloud FPGAs, Sagar Karandikar (UC Berkeley), @firesimproject, talk details, recording
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5/4/20 - New Intermediate Representation Designs for Live Hardware Development and Hardware Description Language Integration, Sheng-Hong Wang (UC Santa Cruz), talk details, recording
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5/11/20 - Down the Rabbit Hole: Adventures in Open Source FPGA EDA Tools, Andrew “Bunnie” Huang, @bunniestudios, talk details, recording
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JESUS' SON
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Lions Gate Films Director: Alison Maclean Writer: Elizabeth Cuthrell, David Urrutia, Oren Moverman, book by Denis Johnson Cast: Billy Crudup, Samantha Morton, Denis Leary, Jack Black, Will Patton, Greg Germann, Holly Hunter, Dennis Hopper
People who dug Mary Harron's movie "American Psycho" may have enjoyed the witty take on violence or the satiric edge by which the story condemned the rampant yuppie materialism of the 1980s. Some of us who lived through the seventies and eighties look nostalgically at the unique era of the early 1970s when not moneyk, but hippies, love and hallucinogenic drugs were the fashion of the times. We forget the suffering and waste of that interval, the drug- induced pain that led to the downfall of the epoch of peace and love. Alison Maclean remembers, as does Denis Johnson who wrote the best-selling episodic novel from which the movie "Jesus' Son" is adapted.
"Jesus' Son" is about losers. The story hones in on one particular screw-up who earned the nickname FH from those who came into contact with him. As FH, the roguishly handsome Billy Crudup--last seen with the dazzling Jennifer Connelly in the critically mixed "Waking the Dead"-- dominates every scene of this metaphoric and literal road trip that takes him from Iowa to Phoenix and takes his mind from a device that he seems to have mislaid to a credible rehabilitation. FH drifts from youthful destructiveness to mature redemption when he learns compassion for those in worse shape than he.
The story is narrated by FH in the non-linear mode that we'd expect of a person who might be sitting next to you on a barstool in an alcoholic haze, relating incidents from the present time to, say, five years ago, moving up a couple of years, then back again, and finally returning to the present. Filled with the exaggerations you'd expect from such a barfly and with the occasional exploiting of the surreal, "Jesus' Son" unfolds the story of a man whose life is redeemed partly by his love for Michelle (Samantha Morton), a heroin addicted woman desperate for love, and ultimately by a job he takes in a home for assisted living.
Like any road movie, "Jesus' Son" takes its protagonist through a series of adventures with bizarre characters, allowing him to act out in his own peculiar way. In each case he works to save the people he meets but ends up mimicking the functioning of these losers, and failing because his competence takes a back seat to his conviction. The funniest scene takes place in a hospital where he takes a barely defined job and runs into an orderly, Georgie (Jack Black), who boosts his meager salary by helping himself to perks--like the pharmacy closet which is stacked with pills that make the man even zanier than he is in real life. (Recall, if you will, Jack Black's role as a record salesman in Stephen Frears' "High Fidelity" and you get the picture.) He meets and hangs out for a while with a depressed divorcee, Wayne (Denis Leary), whose idea of revenge is to destroy his own home and extract the copper wiring for re-sale. In a small role, Greg Germann performs as Dr. Shamis, whose incompetence reflects FH's and is the physician we all know, while Dennis Hopper turns in a poignant role as Bill, who winds up in a nursing home after being shot in the face by his latest wife.
Samantha Morton, who most effectively played the role of a mute woman in Woody Allen's "Sweet and Lowdown," is somehow less productive this time around, perhaps because her addiction to shooting up lacks the subtlety of her guise in the Woody Allen work, but as FH's first genuine love, she engenders in her man the desire to reclaim someone outside of himself--while Mira (Holly Hunter) finishes the job of saving FH from his feelings of emptiness .
Whereas Billy Crudup as Franklin Pierce in "Waking the Dead" is a man climbing the career ladder to an eventual Senate seat, this time around he plays to type but as the more prosaic guy who is just trying to get his act together and live like all the normal people he assumes are leading happy lives with their families. In his relationship with the only person who remains with him spiritually throughout the film, Michelle, he reminds us of yet another of the many recent films about drug and alcohol addiction, Mike Figgis's "Leaving Las Vegas," even more than it does about those more ostensibly about the drug scene such as "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," "Trainspotting," and, most recently, "Groove." Alison Maclean's treatment of this lost Everyman inspires hope in all of us, making effective use of sometimes outrageous humor while simultaneously shunning cheap sentimentalism.
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Once you've finished this page and the Getting Started tutorial, you'll be all set to start writing extensions.
An extension is a zipped bundle of files — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and anything else you need — that adds functionality to the Google Chrome browser. Extensions are essentially web pages, and they can use all the APIs that the browser provides to web pages, from XMLHttpRequest to JSON to HTML5 local storage.
Many extensions add UI to Google Chrome, in the form of browser actions or page actions. Extensions can also interact programmatically with browser features such as bookmarks and tabs. To interact with web pages or servers, extensions can use content scripts or cross-origin XMLHttpRequests.
Note: Each extension can have at most one browser action or page action. Choose a browser action when the extension is relevant to most pages. Choose a page action when the extension's icon should appear or disappear, depending on the page.
See the Developer's Guide for a complete list of extension features, with implementation details for each one.
Each extension has the following files:
While you're working on your extension,
you put all these files into a single folder.
When you distribute your extension,
the contents of the folder are packaged into a special ZIP file
that has a .crx
suffix,
as described in Packaging.
You can put any file you like into an extension,
but how do you use it?
Usually,
you can refer to the file using a relative URL,
just as you would in an ordinary HTML page.
Here's an example of referring to
a file named myimage.png
that's in a subfolder named images
.
<img src="images/myimage.png">
As you might notice while you use the Google Chrome debugger, every file in an extension is also accessible by an absolute URL like this:
chrome-extension://<extensionID>/<pathToFile>
In that URL, the <extensionID> is a unique identifier that the extension system generates for each extension. You can see the IDs for all your loaded extensions by going to the URL chrome://extensions. The <pathToFile> is the location of the file under the extension's top folder; it's the same as the relative URL.
The manifest file, called manifest.json
,
gives information about the extension,
such as the most important files
and the capabilities that the extension might use.
Here's a typical manifest file for a browser action
that uses information from google.com:
{ "name": "My Extension", "version": "2.1", "description": "Gets information from Google.", "icons": { "128": "icon_128.png" }, "background_page": "bg.html", "permissions": ["http://*.google.com/", "https://*.google.com/"], "browser_action": { "default_title": "", "default_icon": "icon_19.png", "popup": "popup.html" } }
For details, see Manifest Files.
Most extensions have a background page, an invisible page that holds the main logic of the extension.
The preceding figure shows a browser
that has at least two extensions installed:
a browser action (yellow icon)
and a page action (blue icon).
The background page,
which is defined by an HTML file
(background.html
),
has JavaScript code that controls both
the browser action and the page action.
The background page isn't the only HTML page
that an extension can have.
For example, a browser action can have a popup,
which is implemented by an HTML file.
Extensions can also
use chrome.tabs.create()
or window.open()
to display HTML files that are in the extension.
The HTML pages inside an extension have complete access to each other's DOMs, and they can invoke functions on each other.
The following figure shows the architecture
of a browser action's popup.
The popup's contents are a web page
defined by an HTML file
(popup.html
).
The popup doesn't need to duplicate code
that's in the background page
(background.html
)
because the popup can invoke functions on the background page.
See the Browser Actions page and the Communication between pages section for more details.
If your extension needs to interact with web pages, then it needs a content script. A content script is some JavaScript that executes in the context of a page that's been loaded into the browser. Think of a content script as part of that loaded page, not as part of the extension it was packaged with (its parent extension).
Content scripts can read details of the web pages the browser visits, and they can make changes to the pages. In the following figure, the content script can read and modify the DOM for the displayed web page. It cannot, however, modify the DOM of its parent extension's background page.
Content scripts aren't completely cut off from their parent extensions. A content script can exchange messages with its parent extension, as the arrows in the following figure show. For example, a content script might send a message whenever it finds an RSS feed in a browser page. Or a background page might send a message asking a content script to change the appearance of its browser page.
For more information, see Content Scripts.
The HTML pages within an extension often need to communicate. Because all of an extension's pages execute in same process on the same thread, the pages can make direct function calls to each other.
To find pages in the extension, use
chrome.extension
methods such as
getViews()
and
getBackgroundPage()
.
Once a page has a reference to other pages within the extension,
the first page can invoke functions on the other pages,
and it can manipulate their DOMs.
Now that you've been introduced to extensions, you should be ready to write your own. Here are some ideas for where to go next:


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Issue #173 - 2014-11-17 - Get ready to party!
latest | archive | by Gabor Szabo
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Hi,
I am not sure what does that really signify, but apparently there is going to be a Larry Wall presentation at FOSDEM where he will says something like Perl 6 being production ready.
It is still a couple of month from now at the end of January in Brussels, but you might want to plan ahead to be there when this happens.
Till then there are some more things to do. ~szabgab
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Get ready to party!
by Larry Wall
It is really unclear what does this event cover, but it seems Larry Wall is going to give a talk at FOSDEM in Brussels in February 2015, where he will talk about Perl 6 being production ready in the same year. Looks interesting and FOSDEM is probably the biggest Open Source event in the world with over 5,000 visitors.
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The Perl Maven Pro subscribers receive two new articles and screencasts every week. The last week these were the two screencasts:
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When you follow the development of a project on GitHub, for example the search.cpan.org cloning project, you might want to take a look at the source code after specific commits. You might even want to run the code at that point in time. In this screencasts you'll see 3 ways to look at the source code and 2 ways to even run it as it was at any given time in the past.
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Earlier we created a skeleton web application based on PSGI and moved the plain HTML code we had into external templates using Template::Toolkit. It is time to convert that to look like the front page of search.cpan.org.
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I thought pointing out someone who was nasty to a fellow Perl developer would make more noise, but so far it seems that people try to give a technical solution to a social problem. Interesting.
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I totally agree with Sinan, especially when we are talking about such central module as Module::Install. The question, how can one easily notice and correct if one of the tests fails due the line ending differences between Windows and Unix and is there an article with 'best practices' for such situation?
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After a long break finally a new article from Buddy Burden! A combination of some interesting modules such as IO::Prompter and Method::Signatures to build a menu-system.
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I know it is going to be too late for you to participate, and I am quite embarrassed that I forgot to include this entry in the previous two editions, but at least I remember now. Jason McIntosh pointed it out to me that the web site of the annual Interactive Fiction Competition now runs on Catalyst. (Source code available here.) You won't be able to participate, not even as public judges because of me forgetting to include it earlier, but at least you can start preparing yourself for next year!
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Dave Cross got fed up by people wanting to solve problems using CGI while there are more modern solutions so he gave a lightning and announced he is going to write a new book covering modern Perl development. It's a funny coincidence that I've just posted an article listing the CGI-related Perl Maven articles.
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Another inline report from the David Oswald, Ingy dot Net duo. - Inline::Module is being designed to allow module authors to write their module using Inline (C, CPP), and publish their distribution. But the end CPAN user doesn't need to care about Inline; when they install the module it transforms to plain XS, free of external dependencies.
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Peter has at one time occupied each one of the 4 roles that are dealing with the requirement of an employee so he probably knows what each one of those, including the employee, want to see in the CV. But remember, he is from the UK. In other countries his advice might be counterproductive. Or maybe they are even better than in the UK.
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Imager is a library to generate and manipulate 24 bit images. In these slides you'll see some nice images and how they were changed by JT Smith.
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Allowing the user to provide password on the command line in clear text forms is not a good idea. Letting them type it in on STDIN will expose the password to shoulder surfers. Term::ReadPassword::Win32 allows you to read in a password without echoing it back to the screen.
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(R)?ex is a REmote Execution tool to automate deployment and configuration management. In this article I tried to cover some of the ways you can handle the security part of using it. Specifically the tension between being fully automatic vs secure.
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CGI might not be the darling of web development any more, but it is still used in plenty of places, it is still useful, and it is still associated with Perl. This is the collection of a few CGI related Perl Maven articles.
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--- title: Weights & Biases Sweeps keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Weights & Biases Sweeps are used to automate hyperparameter optimization and explore the space of possible models." description: "Weights & Biases Sweeps are used to automate hyperparameter optimization and explore the space of possible models." nb_path: "nbs/201_wandb.ipynb" ---
# import os
# from tsai.imports import *
# from tsai.utils import *
# from fastcore.script import *
# from fastcore.xtras import *
# @call_parse
# def run_sweep(
# sweep: Param("Path to YAML file with the sweep config", str) = None,
# program: Param("Path to Python training script", str) = None,
# launch: Param("Launch wanbd agent.", store_false) = True,
# count: Param("Number of runs to execute", int) = None,
# entity: Param("username or team name where you're sending runs", str) = None,
# project: Param("The name of the project where you're sending the new run.", str) = None,
# sweep_id: Param("Sweep ID. This option omits `sweep`", str) = None,
# relogin: Param("Relogin to wandb.", store_true) = False,
# login_key: Param("Login key for wandb", str) = None,
# ):
# # import wandb
# try:
# import wandb
# except ImportError:
# raise ImportError('You need to install wandb to run sweeps!')
# # Login to W&B
# if relogin:
# wandb.login(relogin=True)
# elif login_key:
# wandb.login(key=login_key)
# # Sweep id
# if not sweep_id:
# # Load the sweep config
# assert os.path.isfile(sweep), f"can't find file {sweep}"
# if isinstance(sweep, str):
# sweep = yaml2dict(sweep)
# if program is None:
# program = sweep["program"]
# # Initialize the sweep
# print('Initializing sweep...')
# sweep_id = wandb.sweep(sweep=sweep, entity=entity, project=project)
# print('...sweep initialized')
# # Load your training script
# print('Loading training script...')
# assert program is not None, "you need to pass either a sweep or program path"
# while True:
# if program[0] in "/ .": program = program.split(program[0], 1)[1]
# else: break
# if '/' in program and program.rsplit('/', 1)[0] not in sys.path: sys.path.append(program.rsplit('/', 1)[0])
# # assert os.path.isfile(program), f"can't find file program = {program}"
# train_script, file_path = import_file_as_module(program, True)
# assert hasattr(train_script, "train")
# train_fn = train_script.train
# print('...training script loaded')
# # Launch agent
# if launch:
# print('\nRun additional sweep agents with:\n')
# else:
# print('\nRun sweep agent with:\n')
# print(' from a notebook:')
# print(' import wandb')
# print(f' from {file_path} import train')
# print(f" wandb.agent('{sweep_id}', function=train, count=None)\n")
# print(' from a terminal:')
# print(
# f" wandb agent {os.environ['WANDB_ENTITY']}/{os.environ['WANDB_PROJECT']}/{sweep_id}\n")
# if launch:
# print('Running agent...')
# try:
# wandb.agent(sweep_id, function=train_fn, count=count)
# except KeyboardInterrupt:
# pass


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Release date: 2018-11-08
This release contains a variety of fixes from 9.5.14. For information about new features in the 9.5 major release, see Section E.20.
A dump/restore is not required for those running 9.5.X.
However, if you are upgrading from a version earlier than 9.5.13, see Section E.7.
Fix corner-case failures
in has_foo_privilege()
family of functions (Tom Lane)
Return NULL rather than throwing an error when an invalid object OID
is provided. Some of these functions got that right already, but not
all. has_column_privilege()
was additionally
capable of crashing on some platforms.
Avoid O(N^2) slowdown in regular expression match/split functions on long strings (Andrew Gierth)
Fix parsing of standard multi-character operators that are immediately followed by a comment or + or - (Andrew Gierth)
This oversight could lead to parse errors, or to incorrect assignment of precedence.
Avoid O(N^3) slowdown in lexer for long strings of + or - characters (Andrew Gierth)
Fix mis-execution of SubPlans when the outer query is being scanned backwards (Andrew Gierth)
Fix failure of UPDATE/DELETE ... WHERE CURRENT OF ... after rewinding the referenced cursor (Tom Lane)
A cursor that scans multiple relations (particularly an inheritance tree) could produce wrong behavior if rewound to an earlier relation.
Fix EvalPlanQual
to handle conditionally-executed
InitPlans properly (Andrew Gierth, Tom Lane)
This resulted in hard-to-reproduce crashes or wrong answers in concurrent updates, if they contained code such as an uncorrelated sub-SELECT inside a CASE construct.
Fix character-class checks to not fail on Windows for Unicode characters above U+FFFF (Tom Lane, Kenji Uno)
This bug affected full-text-search operations, as well as contrib/ltree and contrib/pg_trgm.
Ensure that sequences owned by a foreign table are processed by ALTER OWNER on the table (Peter Eisentraut)
The ownership change should propagate to such sequences as well, but this was missed for foreign tables.
Ensure that the server will process already-received NOTIFY and SIGTERM interrupts before waiting for client input (Jeff Janes, Tom Lane)
Fix over-allocation of space for array_out()
's
result string (Keiichi Hirobe)
Fix memory leak in repeated SP-GiST index scans (Tom Lane)
This is only known to amount to anything significant in cases where an exclusion constraint using SP-GiST receives many new index entries in a single command.
Ensure that ApplyLogicalMappingFile()
closes the
mapping file when done with it (Tomas Vondra)
Previously, the file descriptor was leaked, eventually resulting in failures during logical decoding.
Fix logical decoding to handle cases where a mapped catalog table is repeatedly rewritten, e.g. by VACUUM FULL (Andres Freund)
Prevent starting the server with wal_level set to too low a value to support an existing replication slot (Andres Freund)
Avoid crash if a utility command causes infinite recursion (Tom Lane)
When initializing a hot standby, cope with duplicate XIDs caused by two-phase transactions on the master (Michael Paquier, Konstantin Knizhnik)
Fix event triggers to handle nested ALTER TABLE commands (Michael Paquier, Álvaro Herrera)
Propagate parent process's transaction and statement start timestamps to parallel workers (Konstantin Knizhnik)
This prevents misbehavior of functions such
as transaction_timestamp()
when executed in a
worker.
Fix WAL file recycling logic to work correctly on standby servers (Michael Paquier)
Depending on the setting of archive_mode, a standby might fail to remove some WAL files that could be removed.
Fix handling of commit-timestamp tracking during recovery (Masahiko Sawada, Michael Paquier)
If commit timestamp tracking has been turned on or off, recovery might fail due to trying to fetch the commit timestamp for a transaction that did not record it.
Randomize the random()
seed in bootstrap and
standalone backends, and in initdb
(Noah Misch)
The main practical effect of this change is that it avoids a scenario where initdb might mistakenly conclude that POSIX shared memory is not available, due to name collisions caused by always using the same random seed.
Allow DSM allocation to be interrupted (Chris Travers)
Properly handle turning full_page_writes on dynamically (Kyotaro Horiguchi)
Avoid possible buffer overrun when replaying GIN page recompression from WAL (Alexander Korotkov, Sivasubramanian Ramasubramanian)
Fix missed fsync of a replication slot's directory (Konstantin Knizhnik, Michael Paquier)
Fix unexpected timeouts when using wal_sender_timeout on a slow server (Noah Misch)
Ensure that hot standby processes use the correct WAL consistency point (Alexander Kukushkin, Michael Paquier)
This prevents possible misbehavior just after a standby server has reached a consistent database state during WAL replay.
Ensure background workers are stopped properly when the postmaster receives a fast-shutdown request before completing database startup (Alexander Kukushkin)
Don't run atexit callbacks when servicing SIGQUIT (Heikki Linnakangas)
Don't record foreign-server user mappings as members of extensions (Tom Lane)
If CREATE USER MAPPING is executed in an extension script, an extension dependency was created for the user mapping, which is unexpected. Roles can't be extension members, so user mappings shouldn't be either.
Make syslogger more robust against failures in opening CSV log files (Tom Lane)
Fix psql, as well as documentation
examples, to call PQconsumeInput()
before
each PQnotifies()
call (Tom Lane)
This fixes cases in which psql would not report receipt of a NOTIFY message until after the next command.
Fix possible inconsistency in pg_dump's sorting of dissimilar object names (Jacob Champion)
Ensure that pg_restore will schema-qualify the table name when emitting DISABLE/ENABLE TRIGGER commands (Tom Lane)
This avoids failures due to the new policy of running restores with restrictive search path.
Fix pg_upgrade to handle event triggers in extensions correctly (Haribabu Kommi)
pg_upgrade failed to preserve an event trigger's extension-membership status.
Fix pg_upgrade's cluster state check to work correctly on a standby server (Bruce Momjian)
Enforce type cube's dimension limit in all contrib/cube functions (Andrey Borodin)
Previously, some cube-related functions could construct values that
would be rejected by cube_in()
, leading to
dump/reload failures.
Fix contrib/unaccent's
unaccent()
function to use
the unaccent text search dictionary that is in the
same schema as the function (Tom Lane)
Previously it tried to look up the dictionary using the search path, which could fail if the search path has a restrictive value.
Fix build problems on macOS 10.14 (Mojave) (Tom Lane)
Adjust configure to add an -isysroot switch to CPPFLAGS; without this, PL/Perl and PL/Tcl fail to configure or build on macOS 10.14. The specific sysroot used can be overridden at configure time or build time by setting the PG_SYSROOT variable in the arguments of configure or make.
It is now recommended that Perl-related extensions write $(perl_includespec) rather than -I$(perl_archlibexp)/CORE in their compiler flags. The latter continues to work on most platforms, but not recent macOS.
Also, it should no longer be necessary to specify --with-tclconfig manually to get PL/Tcl to build on recent macOS releases.
Fix MSVC build and regression-test scripts to work on recent Perl versions (Andrew Dunstan)
Perl no longer includes the current directory in its search path by default; work around that.
On Windows, allow the regression tests to be run by an Administrator account (Andrew Dunstan)
To do this safely, pg_regress now gives up any such privileges at startup.
Support building on Windows with Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 2017 (Michael Paquier, Haribabu Kommi)
Allow btree comparison functions to return INT_MIN (Tom Lane)
Up to now, we've forbidden datatype-specific comparison functions from
returning INT_MIN, which allows callers to invert
the sort order just by negating the comparison result. However, this
was never safe for comparison functions that directly return the
result of memcmp()
, strcmp()
,
etc, as POSIX doesn't place any such restriction on those functions.
At least some recent versions of memcmp()
can
return INT_MIN, causing incorrect sort ordering.
Hence, we've removed this restriction. Callers must now use
the INVERT_COMPARE_RESULT() macro if they wish to
invert the sort order.
Fix recursion hazard in shared-invalidation message processing (Tom Lane)
This error could, for example, result in failure to access a system catalog or index that had just been processed by VACUUM FULL.
This change adds a new result code
for LockAcquire
, which might possibly affect
external callers of that function, though only very unusual usage
patterns would have an issue with it. The API
of LockAcquireExtended
is also changed.
Save and restore SPI's global variables
during SPI_connect()
and SPI_finish()
(Chapman Flack, Tom Lane)
This prevents possible interference when one SPI-using function calls another.
Provide ALLOCSET_DEFAULT_SIZES and sibling macros in back branches (Tom Lane)
These macros have existed since 9.6, but there were requests to add them to older branches to allow extensions to rely on them without branch-specific coding.
Avoid using potentially-under-aligned page buffers (Tom Lane)
Invent new union types PGAlignedBlock and PGAlignedXLogBlock, and use these in place of plain char arrays, ensuring that the compiler can't place the buffer at a misaligned start address. This fixes potential core dumps on alignment-picky platforms, and may improve performance even on platforms that allow misalignment.
Make src/port/snprintf.c follow the C99
standard's definition of snprintf()
's result
value (Tom Lane)
On platforms where this code is used (mostly Windows), its pre-C99 behavior could lead to failure to detect buffer overrun, if the calling code assumed C99 semantics.
When building on i386 with the clang compiler, require -msse2 to be used (Andres Freund)
This avoids problems with missed floating point overflow checks.
Fix configure's detection of the result
type of strerror_r()
(Tom Lane)
The previous coding got the wrong answer when building with icc on Linux (and perhaps in other cases), leading to libpq not returning useful error messages for system-reported errors.
Update time zone data files to tzdata release 2018g for DST law changes in Chile, Fiji, Morocco, and Russia (Volgograd), plus historical corrections for China, Hawaii, Japan, Macau, and North Korea.


McDonald's is giving away free fries today in almost all its stores - how to get yours
Today, you can get a completely free medium portion of McDonald's fries. We've got the full details below of how to get yours, as well as a full list of all the participating stores
by Molly Holt, https://www.facebook.com/mollyjaholt/It is a truth universally acknowledged that McDonald's fries are the best fries.
And today they just got even better than ever before, as McDonald's has decided to hand out full size portions of its famous fries for free.
Today (22 November), for one day only, the fast food restaurant chain is handing out free portions of medium chips to everyone that orders through the McDonald's app.
Available to new and existing customers, there's just 26 branches that won't be accepting the offer - we've got the full list today.
McDonald's fans that spotted the offer earlier on this week may be pleased to know that McDonald's has since retracted the original list of non-participating stores, as it was apparently an older version of a similar offer, so there's now just 26 branches of McDonald's that won't be handing out the free fries.
If you're new to the McDonald's app, as usual, to complete registration, new users must go into the restaurant for their first order – otherwise this offer works for click and collect, through the Drive Thru and from this week, for orders placed and delivered directly to your table thanks to the nationwide introduction of Table Markers.
The free fries promotion won't be available at all of the following McDonald's restaurants:
1. Croydon
2. Walworth Rd
3. Bham Dale End
4. Lincoln
5. Ashton-Under-Lyne
6. Lowestoft
7. Tonbridge - High Street
8. Rugby
9. Birkenhead
10. Falkirk
11. 291 Oxford St
12. Praed Street
13. Llandudno
14. Highway Shadwell
15. Charlton
16. Beccles
17. Whitehall
18. Croydon Valley Park
19. Livingston Mall
20. Eastbourne 2
21. Tunbridge Wells 2
22. Croydon 3 Centrale
23. West One Shopping Centre
24. Wimbledon Centre Court
25. Bracknell - The Keep
26. Chelmsford 2 Riverside


In the example below, usernames are shown along with the number of points in a contest. If the bdi element is not supported in the browser, the username of the Arabic user would confuse the text (the bidirectional algorithm would put the colon and the number "90" next to the word "User" rather than next to the word "points").
Note: The bdi element is currently supported only in Firefox and Chrome.


plot10(3f) - [M_datapac:GENERIC_LINE_PLOT] generate a line printer plot with special plot characters
Synopsis
Description
Input Arguments
Output
Examples
Author
Maintainer
License
References
SUBROUTINE PLOT10( & & Y,X,Char,N,Ymin,Ymax,Xmin,Xmax,D,Dmin,Dmax,Yaxid,Xaxid,Plchid)
REAL(kind=wp) :: Y(:) REAL(kind=wp) :: X(:) REAL(kind=wp) :: Char(:) INTEGER :: N REAL(kind=wp) :: Ymin, Ymax REAL(kind=wp) :: Xmin, Xmax REAL(kind=wp) :: D(:) REAL(kind=wp) :: Dmin, Dmax REAL(kind=wp) :: Yaxid, Xaxid REAL(kind=wp) :: Plchid
PLOT10(3f) yields a one-page printer plot of y(i) versus x(i):
1. with special plot characters; 2. with the vertical (y) axis min and max and the horizontal (x) axis min and max values specified by the data analyst; 3. with only those points (x(i),y(i)) plotted for which the corresponding value of d(i) is between the specified values of dmin and dmax; and 4. with hollerith labels (at most 6 characters) for the vertical axis variable, the horizontal axis variable, and the plotting character variable also being provided by the data analyst. The special plotting character capability allows the data analyst to incorporate information from a third variable (aside from y and x) into the plot.
The plot character used at the i-th plotting position (that is, at the coordinate (x(i),y(i))) will be
1 if char(i) is between 0.5 and 1.5 2 if char(i) is between 1.5 and 2.5 [char46] [char46] [char46] 9 if char(i) is between 8.5 and 9.5 0 if char(i) is between 9.5 and 10.5 a if char(i) is between 10.5 and 11.5 b if char(i) is between 11.5 and 12.5 c if char(i) is between 12.5 and 13.5 [char46] [char46] [char46] w if char(i) is between 32.5 and 33.5 x if char(i) is between 33.5 and 34.5 y if char(i) is between 34.5 and 35.5 z if char(i) is between 35.5 and 36.5 x if char(i) is any value outside the range 0.5 to 36.5. The use of the ymin, ymax, xmin, and xmax specifications allows the data analyst to control fully the plot axis limits, so as, for example, to zero-in on an interesting sub-region of a previous plot.
The use of the subset definition vector d gives the data analyst the capability of plotting subsets of the data, where the subset is defined by values in the vector d.
The use of hollerith identifying labels allows the data analyst to automatically have the plots labeled. this is particularly useful in a large analysis when many plots are being generated.
Values in the vertical axis vector (Y) which are smaller than YMIN or larger than YMAX, or values in the horizontal axis vector (X) which are smaller than XMIN or larger than XMAX will not be plotted.
For a given dummy index I, if D(I) is smaller than DMIN or larger than DMAX, then the corresponding point (X(I),Y(I)) will not be plotted.
Values in the vertical axis vector (Y), the horizontal axis vector (X), or the plot character vector (CHAR) which are equal to or in excess of 10.0**10 will not be plotted.
This convention greatly simplifies the problem of plotting when some elements in the vector Y (or X, or CHAR) are missing data, or when we purposely want to ignore certain elements in the vector Y (or X, or CHAR) for plotting purposes (that is, we do not want certain elements in Y (or X, or CHAR) to be plotted).
to cause specific elements in Y (or X, or CHAR) to be ignored, we replace the elements beforehand (by, for example, use of the REPLAC(3f) subroutine) by some large value (like, say, 10.0**10) and they will subsequently be ignored in the PLOTC(3f) subroutine.
Y The vector of (unsorted or sorted) observations to be plotted vertically. X The vector of (unsorted or sorted) observations to be plotted horizontally. CHAR The vector of observations which control the value of each individual plot character. N The integer number of observations in the vector y. There is no restriction on the maximum value of n for this subroutine. YMIN The value of desired minimum for the vertical axis. YMAX The value of desired maximum for the vertical axis. XMIN The value of desired minimum for the horizontal axis. XMAX The value of desired maximum for the horizontal axis. D The vector which defines the various possible subsets. DMIN The value which defines the lower bound (inclusively) of The particular subset of interest to be plotted. DMAX The value which defines the upper bound (inclusively) of The particular subset of interest to be plotted. YAXID The hollerith value (at most 6 characters) of the desired label for the vertical axis variable. XAXID The hollerith value (at most 6 characters) of the desired label for the horizontal axis variable. PLCHID The hollerith value (at most 6 characters) of the desired label for the plotting character variable.
A one-page printer plot of Y(I) versus X(I), with special plot characters, with specified axis limits, for only of a specified subset of the data, and with specified labels.
Sample program:
program demo_plot10 use M_datapac, only : plot10 implicit none ! call plot10(x,y) end program demo_plot10Results:
The original DATAPAC library was written by James Filliben of the Statistical Engineering Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology.
John Urban, 2022.05.31
CC0-1.0
o Filliben, Statistical Analysis of Interlab Fatigue Time Data, Unpublished Manuscript (available from Author) Presented at the
.Computer-Assisted Data Analysis session at the National Meeting of the American Statistical Association, New York City, December 27-30, 1973.
| Nemo Release 3.1 | plot10 (3) | July 22, 2023 |


neodroidvision.utilities.tf_utilities.tf_bb¶
Functions
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Adds a tf.summary.image for a CDF plot of the values. |
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Adds a tf.summary.image for a histogram plot of the values. |
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Draws bounding boxes, masks, and keypoints on batch of image tensors. |
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Saves an image (represented as a numpy array) to PNG. |


Description: Get the siblings of each element in the set of matched elements, optionally filtered by a selector.
selector: Selector A string containing a selector expression to match elements against.
Given a jQuery object that represents a set of DOM elements, the .siblings()
method allows us to search through the siblings of these elements in the DOM tree and construct a new jQuery object from the matching elements.
The method optionally accepts a selector expression of the same type that we can pass to the $()
function. If the selector is supplied, the elements will be filtered by testing whether they match it.
Consider a page with a simple list on it:

list item 1

list item 2

list item 3

list item 4

list item 5

If we begin at the third item, we can find its siblings:
$('li.third-item').siblings().css('background-color', 'red');
The result of this call is a red background behind items 1, 2, 4, and 5. Since we do not supply a selector expression, all of the siblings are part of the object. If we had supplied one, only the matching items among these four would be included.
The original element is not included among the siblings, which is important to remember when we wish to find all elements at a particular level of the DOM tree.
<!DOCTYPE html>

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

Eight

Nine

Ten

Eleven

Unique siblings:

<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello

Hello Again

And Again


General SQL Coding Guidelines
This final section on SQL guidelines contains advice for creating understandable and easily maintained SQL. When developing an application, you might be tempted to "let it be if it works." This advice is not good. You should strive for well-documented, structured code. The following miscellaneous guidelines will help you achieve that goal with your SQL statements.
Code SQL Statements in Block Style
You should code all SQL in block style. This standard should apply to all SQL code, whether embedded in a COBOL program, coded as a QMF query, or implemented using another tool. Use the following examples as standard templates for the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements.
The following is the SELECT statement:
EXEC SQL
SELECT EMPNO, FIRSTNME, MIDINIT, LASTNAME
WORKDEPT, PHONENO, EDLEVEL
FROM EMP
WHERE BONUS = 0
OR SALARY < 10000
OR (BONUS < 500
AND SALARY > 20000)
OR EMPNO IN ('000340', '000300', '000010')
ORDER BY EMPNO, LASTNAME
END-EXEC.
The following is the INSERT statement:
EXEC SQL
INSERT
INTO DEPT
(DEPTNO,
DEPTNAME,
MGRNO,
ADMRDEPT
)
VALUES
(:HOSTVAR-DEPTNO,
:HOSTVAR-DEPTNAME,
:HOSTVAR-MGRNO:NULLVAR-MGRNO,
:HOSTVAR-ADMRDEPT
)
END-EXEC.
The following is the DELETE statement:
EXEC SQL
DELETE
FROM DEPT
WHERE DEPTNO = 'E21'
END-EXEC.
The following is the UPDATE statement:
EXEC SQL
UPDATE EMP
SET JOB = 'MANAGER',
EDLEVEL = :HOSTVAR-EDLEVEL,
COMM = NULL,
SALARY = :HOSTVAR-SALARY:NULLVAR-SALARY,
BONUS = 1000
WHERE EMPNO = '000220'
END-EXEC.
These examples demonstrate the following rules:
Code keywords such as SELECT, WHERE, FROM, and ORDER BY so that they are easily recognizable and begin at the far left of a new line. For SQL embedded in a host program, code the EXEC SQL and END-EXEC clauses on separate lines. Use parentheses where appropriate to clarify the intent of the SQL statement. Use indentation to show the levels in the WHERE clause.
These examples are embedded SQL syntax, because this shows more detail for coding in the block style. You can easily convert these examples to interactive SQL by removing the EXEC SQL, END_EXEC, and host variable references.
Comment All SQL Liberally
Comment ad hoc SQL statements using SQL comment syntax. Comment all embedded SQL statements using the syntax of the host language. Code all comments above the SQL statement. Specify the reason for the SQL and the predicted results.
| Consider Using SQL Assist |
DB2 V7 introduced SQL Assist, a new feature that can aid application developers in coding SQL statements. Consider using SQL Assist to ensure that your SQL statements are syntactically correct. SQL Assist does not provide SQL performance advice, but it is useful for promoting a standard SQL format within your organization—such as just discussed in the previous guideline.
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_Entrapment_ (PG-13) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
About a third into _Entrapment_, we have learned the following about Catherine Zeta-Jones: her character is an insurance investigator trying to nail a world famous thief by posing as a thief herself; she is very athletic and remarkably limber (watch her slither her way around a grid of security lasers); she struggles with an American accent (her natural Welsh lilt always creeps through); and she looks smashing in a skin-tight cat suit. In short, we have learned just about everything--except for one teensy detail: her character's name.
This is a problem, but one that it easily forgiven; after all, maybe director Jon Amiel was as distracted by Zeta-Jones's magnetism--and, for that matter, that of leading man Sean Connery--as the audience is. Their combined charisma keeps _Entrapment_ watchable. What it doesn't, however, is make this action adventure terribly exciting. That's Amiel's job, and he does not appear to know quite how to approach it.
Amiel does stage a particularly tense heist scene where undercover investigator Virginia Baker (yes, that is Zeta-Jones's character name) and her quarry, master thief Robert MacDougal (Connery) team up to steal a precious mask. But that's about the only thrill scene that Amiel doesn't fumble in some way. An early car chase is too abbreviated to make any sort of impression, and a high-wire climax is too contrived and conventionally staged to be very suspenseful. Amiel handles the quieter moments better, but there he is largely helped by the the rapport between his megawatt stars. Even that, however, isn't always enough; the two can't hide the fact that the manipulative, overly drawn-out resolution could have used a lot more tightening in the editing room.
The many twists in the script by Ron Bass and William Broyles Jr. do not always make complete sense, but it delivers enough surprises to keep the audience on their toes and interested. But without some real zest and style on the directorial end--which ousted helmer Antoine Fuqua (_The_Replacement_Killers_) could have brought to the project--_Entrapment_ is more of a diversion than a true thriller.
Michael Dequina
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Package slogo.compiler
Class SLogoFunction
java.lang.Object
slogo.compiler.token.SLogoToken
slogo.compiler.WorkspaceEntry
slogo.compiler.token.SLogoFunction
- All Implemented Interfaces:
SLogoRunnable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
SLogoUserDefinedFunction
public class SLogoFunction extends WorkspaceEntry implements SLogoRunnable
A
Function
is a Token
than extends SLogoRunnable
and
WorkspaceEntry
. Contains a collection of Token
objects. This object
can also be added as an entry into the Workspace
.
This object is runnable and can recursively call other runnable types.-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected java.util.List<SLogoCommand>
runnableCommandList
Fields inherited from class slogo.compiler.SLogoToken
tokenName, tokenValue
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description SLogoFunction(java.lang.String name)
All Tokens must be initialized with a name, which is almost always the contents of the String that is being converted into a Token.SLogoFunction(SLogoCommand initCommand, java.util.Deque<SLogoToken> parameterTokens)
Compiler is responsible for ensuring that the firstToken
given to theFunction
is aCommand
since SLogo syntax dictates that all user interactions are in the form of commands -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
addParams(java.util.Collection<SLogoToken> params)
Adds the passedToken
to the collection of parameters.boolean
giveNextExpectedToken(SLogoToken token)
Gives the runnable the nextToken
it expects as a parameter.boolean
isReady()
Indicates whether aSLogoRunnable
is ready to be run based on whether it has the correct parameters.private void
parseParameterTokens(SLogoCommand initCommand, java.util.Deque<SLogoToken> parameterTokens)
SLogoToken
run()
Callsrun()
recursively to take care of nestedSLogoRunnables
.Methods inherited from class slogo.compiler.SLogoToken
getValue, isEqualTokenType, toString
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
-
Field Details
-
runnableCommandList
-
-
Constructor Details
-
SLogoFunction
public SLogoFunction(java.lang.String name)All Tokens must be initialized with a name, which is almost always the contents of the String that is being converted into a Token. For Function objects, this name will act as the name of the function.- Parameters:
name
- - the specified name of the Token
-
SLogoFunction
public SLogoFunction(SLogoCommand initCommand, java.util.Deque<SLogoToken> parameterTokens) throws SLogoExceptionCompiler is responsible for ensuring that the firstToken
given to theFunction
is aCommand
since SLogo syntax dictates that all user interactions are in the form of commands- Parameters:
initCommand
- - the first command intended to be runparameterTokens
- - a list of all remaining tokens in the user-entered String- Throws:
SLogoException
- - if there is invalid syntax in the command
-
-
Method Details
-
parseParameterTokens
private void parseParameterTokens(SLogoCommand initCommand, java.util.Deque<SLogoToken> parameterTokens) throws SLogoException- Throws:
SLogoException
-
addParams
Adds the passedToken
to the collection of parameters. This is used to createWorkspaceEntry
objects of parameters of the function. When the function is run, theseWorkspaceEntry
objects are set to the values that are passed to them.- Parameters:
params
- aCollection
of parameter names.
-
isReady
public boolean isReady()Description copied from interface:SLogoRunnable
Indicates whether aSLogoRunnable
is ready to be run based on whether it has the correct parameters. A runnable is initialized with no parameters by theParser
class, but theFunction
class will continuously callisReady()
on each of its runnable objects and give them parameters until they are ready to be run.- Specified by:
isReady
in interfaceSLogoRunnable
- Returns:
- - true if the given parameters match the expected number and type(s), false otherwise
-
giveNextExpectedToken
Description copied from interface:SLogoRunnable
Gives the runnable the nextToken
it expects as a parameter. For example, thefd
command expects a constant or variable, so calling this method with one of thoseToken
types will causeisReady()
to return true and allow the command to be properly run. By contract, it is theFunction
class's responsibility to call this method with a properToken
type (i.e. by wrapping return values from a command into aConstant
object).- Specified by:
giveNextExpectedToken
in interfaceSLogoRunnable
- Parameters:
token
- - a Token expected by the Command as a parameter
-
run
Callsrun()
recursively to take care of nestedSLogoRunnables
. Ifrunnable.isReady()
is true, callrun()
on the it and return the return value. If runnable is not ready, callgetNextToken()
and check what type of token it is. If it is typeConstant
orVariable
, pass it to the SLogoRunnable usingrunnable.giveNextExpectedToken()
and make recursiverun(runnable)
call on it again. If the next token is a genericToken
, check theWorkspace
and get the concrete token type. If the type isSLogoRunnable
, make recursiverun()
call on the inner runnable, passing the return value to the outer runnable usingrunnable.giveNextExpectedToken()
.- Specified by:
run
in interfaceSLogoRunnable
- Returns:
- the return value of the last runnable object, wrapped as a
Constant
token.
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Frequently asked questions
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- A Translate Link powered by Google Translate has been added at the bottom of each page of this help file.
Simply Click on the Translate
link and you will see that page translated in your language.
- I had the copied the file/folder to Clipjump but when I paste it , nothing happens ?
- Make sure that what you are pasting is a [FILE/FOLDER] and not it's path.
- Make sure that you are pasting it in a file manager such as Windows Explorer.
- Check that the path given by Clipjump's [PASTE MODE] tip exists . This means if Clipjump's tip contains
C:\test.txt
, then make
sure the file exists.
- The Clear History button in History Tool doesn't delete the recent Clips in Ctrl+V Paste Mode ?
- The History Tool and the Paste-Mode are two different components and there clips are independent of each other .
The Clear History
button deletes all the History items whereas the DeleteAll mode deletes all the clips that are in that channel.
- I copy an image from Windows Explorer but I don't see it's preview in the Paste Mode ?
- The thing you copy when you press Ctrl+C on an image file in Windows Explorer is the link to the file and not the file's data .
Similarly here, you are not copying the image but the link to the image file. To copy the image to Clipjump , you have 2 ways -
- Open the image in an Image editor such as MS Paint. Select a region and then from the Right click menu, select
Copy
.
- Use the Copy File Data feature and press its shortcut while selecting the image file in Explorer
or any other file manager. You will notice the
Transferred to Clipjump
and then the (previewed) image will be available on Clipjump.
- I have disabled the Retain Clipboard data after Restart feature but the clips in Paste Mode are still there ?
- See Here
- Will my clips lose formatting when I enable the NO-FORMATTING option ?
- Is no formatting permanent ?
- See Here
- Why do I get the warning Clipjump is not running as administrator ?
- When Clipjump, a portable application is placed in drives or folders which don't allow users to write to them , Clipjump will not be able to
save its clips and thus will become of no use. To avoid such a condition, a one time warning is coded into Clipjump to aware users of the
fact.
- Will updating Clipjump preserve my settings , history and clips ?
- Yes , you will lose nothing.
- How do I update Clipjump ?
- To update Clipjump , follow these steps -
- Close Clipjump from the tray menu.
- Go to the site and download the latest version.
- Extract the latest version from the archive and copy its files.
- Paste the files on your current copy of Clipjump such that new Clipjump.exe replaces the old one.
- Run Clipjump.exe
- I don't want duplicate data to be stored in Clipjump . What should I do ?
- These are some steps you can undertake to avoid redundancy in Clipjump -
- Change the setting
is_duplicate_copied
to 0 in the [Advanced] section of the Settings.ini to make sure Clipjump doesn't copy duplicate data
when they are sent one after another.
- Whenever doing some work in which you are ought to copy duplicate/crap data to Clipboard (Clipjump) , consider using the Pit channel
.
- You can also try Disabling Clipjump if it looks a proper option for you.
- Can History Tool only store distinct history items ?
- No. The History tool in Clipjump is meant to keep track of all the clips that were copied to Clipjump with their timestamps.
If you are looking to free History disk consumption, try sorting the Window with the 'Size' column.
- The Column Mode data in Notepad++ is not pasted properly ?
- This is a known issue.
A way out will be 1) copying the column mode text as usual and then
2) using Right Click > Paste to paste what's on the Clipboard. The Right Click Paste necessarily signifies that you have to paste data from clipboard without invoking Clipjump.
Alternatively, you can also use the Disable Clipjump
option to take Clipjump out of the equation and make the copy-
paste process normal.
- I get the 'Pit Channel not found' message when I try to use the 'PitSwap' feature ?
- PitSwap as you may know switches to a channel named 'Pit' when it is used. As you probably have not created a channel named 'Pit' , you are getting this error.
Go to the channel selector GUI to create a channel named as 'Pit' and you will be OK.
- How do I see a larger preview of image in the History Preview ?
- History Preview window automatically resizes the image contained with its dimensions . You can drag the Preview window from its edges to resize the window with the
respective image. To view the maximum possible size of an image , simply maximize the Preview window. The same applies for Text Previews too.
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Aiki-cake: "Those little people (and there are about 40 of them) are wearing authentic Japanese-stitched keikogi sewn by Masayo-san by hand and on Natsuko-san's sewing machine. And yes, the tiny hakama have miniature pleats down the front."
Ridiculously lovely :)