GANPAdata: The GANPA Datasets Package
This is a dataset package for GANPA, which implements a
network-based gene weighting approach to pathway analysis. This
package includes data useful for GANPA, such as a functional
association network, pathways, an expression dataset and
multi-subunit proteins.
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1.0 |
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R (≥ 2.10) |
| Suggests: |
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| Published: |
2012-10-29 |
| Author: |
Zhaoyuan Fang, Weidong Tian and Hongbin Ji |
| Maintainer: |
Zhaoyuan Fang <fangzhaoyuan at sibs.ac.cn> |
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The current error concept has disadvantages in following regards:
- A lot of redundant errors At the moment, each new plugin introduces new error codes which led to about 210+ error codes. Many of those errors are duplicated because developers did not know or search for a similar error which is already present. This concept should group similar errors together so that there is one coherent and consistent state again.
- Hard to manage specification file Since every developer adds its own error individually, a lot of merge conflicts happen which makes contributing to the codebase unpleasant. Additionally, if you want to reuse any error you have to scrape to the whole file with ~1300+ lines. As there is no senseful ordering or scheme behind the errors (since they grew by time), it is a hassle to find the correct error code. The new concept should standardize errors, making it easy to categorize errors from new plugins and avoid merge conflicts.
- No senseful way for application developers to use error codes from elektra If developers of plugins/ external tools using elektra want to react to errors, they have to be very specific. At the moment there is no possibility to catch all errors easily which force a certain behavior. Eg. if there happens a temporary recoverable error, developers have to catch for every specific error code rather than a general hierarchical error. The new concept should make it easy to react to errors as they are sensefully grouped together and are hierarchically structured.
Constraints
- Error codes/numbers must stay but can be changed to another format (eg. Strings)
- Supporting multiple programming languages
- Supporting Elektra's Plugin System
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Considered Alternatives
- Removing the specification file without requiring error numbers
- Adding the key of the occurred error to the API which permits reading information from additional metadata such as an error message provided by a specification author. Reason against: The description of the key should already provide such information. Doing it in an extra key would imply redundant information.
- Removal of warnings with error codes from the specification file.
Various projects and standards:
- GStreamer: This project uses 4 domain type errors which are suited to their project: CORE, LIBRARY, RESOURCE or STREAM. Every domain type has further sub error codes which are numbered from 1-x where 1 is a general purpose error "FAILED" which should be used instead of inventing a new error code (additional enum). You can see an example of enum errors here
- Apache httpd: This project does not use any error codes at all. They solely rely on the printed message and pass various other information along like file, line, level, etc. The primary function they use can be seen here
- Jenkins: Since Jenkins is a java project they have inheritance of errors by nature. They mostly use reaction based Exception such as
MissingDependency
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- Postgresql: Postgres has one of the most advanced error concepts among all investigated projects. It also uses one bigger specification file which is parsed and generates multiple header files. Also noteworthy is that they once had multiple files containing error codes and merged them into a single one (commit #ddfe26f). Errors are a string made up of 5 chars, where the first two chars indicate a certain class. This follows the SQLSTATE conventions. Currently they have 43 classes which all come from SQLSTATE. Postgres also throws additional errors but have to subclass it to one of the current 43 classes and have a special naming convention which have to start with a
P
in the subclass.
- etcd: Etcd's approach for errors are tightly coupled to the programming language Go as well as the gRPC standard which currently has 16 codes defined. Some of these errors are similar or identical to those which will be used in elektra. Every error of etcd is associated with one of these categories and gets its own error message which is specified in this file. This concept though does not allow easy subclassing which might be useful (eg. further split FailedPrecondition into more specific errors like semantic and syntactic errors)
- Windows Registry: The registry does not use any specific error concept but takes the standard Win32 Error Codes. These are neither hierarchical nor have any special ordering. Basically it is the same as elektra has now except for no duplicated errors.
- macOS X plist: Just like Windows, plist uses standard macOS X errors which is a huge catalog of unordered return codes as integers.
- SNMP Standard: Being a standard network protocol, error codes are very specific to the domain itself. A list can be found here and would not meet the needs of elektra at all.
- POSIX: Returning a non-zero value and retrieving the concrete information from
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All "fatal" errors will be converted to "errors" as the distinction is not relevant.
Unused errors will be removed from the specification.
Errors will be categorized into logical groups with subgroups. Each error will be made up of 5 characters, where the first 2 character indicate the highest level and character 3 to 5 will be used for subgrouping. Errors are prepended with the letter C
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- Permanent errors C01000
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- Assertion C01310
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- Plugin is Broken C01330
- Conflicting State C02000
- Validation C03000
- Syntactic C03100
- Semantic C03200
To see an explanation of the categories along with a guideline on how to categorize please see the Error Codes Guideline
Rationale
The grouping of errors will allow developers to filter for specific as well as more general errors to correctly react to them programmatically. The new concept will permit additional subgrouping of errors in case it might be needed in the future.
Splitting/merging/rearranging any category should only be done by a decision (such as this file here) because elektra developers should not be able to generate a new category as they wish because it would lead to the same proliferation of errors as we have now.
These categories are chosen because they can help developers to react programmatically and cover the majority of use cases to our present knowledge. If there is ever the need for another reaction based category, it can be extended very easily.
Implications
The specification file will stay but should be untouched in most of the cases in the future. Also the C++ code generation file which uses the specification will stay as it is easier to change categories.
Current errors will be migrated.
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Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
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Monitor tests can be used to terminate a long running job early, for example if there are too many authentication failures.
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Mun Mun Furry Sanctuary shared onto Facebook on Friday (15 November), reassuring the public that the stray dog was bathed squeaky clean. In their post, they explained that Mr Green (the dog) was rolling over some green powder/dye that some people disposed at the dumpsite. Mr Green’s innocent fun time at the dumpsite had him well-coated in Hulk green, and netizens FREAKED OUT about it.
The great news is that he was rescued and the green powder came off with the shampoo when rescuers gave him a bath.
Yay! This good boi is also healthy and well-fed by the construction workers nearby. Apparently, one of the construction workers (Bocky) actually named the doggo Mr Greeny.
We’re beyond happy to hear that Mr Greeny is now safe and sound, and loved by the workers who are taking care of him. It seems like the Grinch won’t be taking over Christmas this year.
But also, please dispose of your garbage properly and responsibly. Animals will get hurt scavenging the dumpsite with your toxic trash.
Also read: Stray Subang Doggo Painted Green By Cruel Unknown People, Netizens Outrage


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In this post, we'll talk about how a local library uses their digital platform to provide information and a service. In Don't Make me Think Revisited, Steve Krug, explains that, if something is usable, it means that,
"A person of average (or even below everage) ability and experience can figure out how to use the thing to accomplish something without it being more trouble than it's worth".
Using this definition, we'll talk about what's going well on the site and opportunities to make it easier for people to use.
This week's usability analysis is of the Manlius Library website. This website allows users to view and register for programs and events, provides information about library resources and is a gateway to access third-party websites like the county site to browse and reserve books.
Introduction
The Manlius Library serves all residents residing in the Fayetteville-Manlius (New York) school districts’ communities. It is a community center that:
- Loans books and other materials like DVDs
- Provide programs and events for people of all ages
- Offers meeting rooms for community organizations and groups
- Free access to online databases and resources
The website located at www.manliuslibrary.org serves as an information and service platform for all community members. Its mission is, “to enrich lives by empowering people, inspiring ideas, and building community. .
When you look at the website, you can tell that its a team full of people who want to help the public, it serves. It promotes a lot of programs and services- But I think it could be more effective it the information is displayed in a way that easier for visitors to understand.
Methodology
We're going to answer four questions about the site to learn about its usability. The questions are:
- Do we need to read everything, to understand what's going on?
- What's important on the page?
- What should I click?
- How easily can I find what I need?
Do we need to read everything, to understand what's going on?
Visitors to the library's homepage, are overwhelmed with information, colors, and images. Visitors must think when they are here. Visitors must read; rather than scan the page for a key word or phrase to help us get to where we need to go.
One critical flaw with this layout is that its not accessible for visually impaired people. The photographs do not have alt-text and the multiple text headers overlayed on the photographs are difficult to read.
Recommendations include to make the website accessible for screen readers and use a layout that removes white text from photographs. I'd want to see the page formateed so it supports scanning and remove repetitive information like the two navigation bar that include the social links
What's important on the page?
It is challenging for visitors to know what's important on this site. There are so many colors and photographs that nothing stands out. It's a prime example that, if everything is important, than nothing is important.
The site would benefit from a clear information hierarchy and a clean design-
What should I click?
Where to click to get the information you're looking for is not clear. An example is the Digital Resources page. The large blue image. Is just an image- It takes up a large amount of space and doesn't provide anything of value. It's not a link- nor is it particularly pretty. The links on the right hand side- are plopped there with zero explanation. Those are different digital resources, library care holders have access too- but that's not explained any where. Visitors are expected to know that information.
One recommendation is to redesign this page with the intent to make the most useful content prominent for site visitors. Make what's clickable, obvious.
How easily can I find information?
The website is full of useful information- but its hard to sift through the noise to find what you need. Information is not consistent. The information hierarchy in the drop down menus isn't consistent with the content on the page.
One recommendation is to make the information consistent. Understanding that the page is used by a large and diverse customer base, it may help to run user- testing like card sorting or observing people completing tasks- to better understand where your customers look for information.


Elixir Design Goals
During the last year, we have spoken at many conferences spreading the word about Elixir. We usually started with introducing the Erlang VM, then went on to talk about Elixir goals, saving some time at the end to do a live demo, showing some goodies like exchanging information between remote nodes and even hot code swapping.
This post is a summary of those talks, focusing on the language goals: compatibility, productivity and extensibility.
Compatibility
Elixir is meant to be compatible with the Erlang VM and the existing ecosystem. When we talk about Erlang, we can break it into three parts:
- A functional programming language, called Erlang
- A set of design principles, called OTP
- The Erlang Virtual Machine, referred to as EVM or BEAM
Elixir runs in the same virtual machine and is compatible with OTP. Not only that, all the tools and libraries available in the Erlang ecosystem are also available in Elixir, simply because there is no conversion cost from calling Erlang from Elixir and vice-versa.
We frequently say that the Erlang VM is Elixir’s strongest asset.
All Elixir code is executed inside light-weight processes (actors), each with its own state, that exchange messages between each other. The Erlang VM multiplexes those processes onto many cores, making it trivial to run code concurrently.
In fact if you compile any Elixir code, including the Elixir source, you will see all cores on your machine being used out of the box.
Finally, the Erlang VM was designed to build systems that run forever, self-heal and scale. Joe Armstrong, one of Erlang’s creators, has recently given an excellent talk about the design decisions behind OTP and the VM.
Nothing that we are describing here is particularly new. Open source projects like CouchDB, Riak, RabbitMQ, Chef11 and companies like Ericsson, Heroku, Basho, Klarna and Wooga are already enjoying the benefits provided by the Erlang VM, some of them for quite a long time.
Productivity
Now we need to go meta. We should now think of a language design as being a pattern for language designs. A tool for making more tools of the same kind. […] A language design can no longer be a thing. It must be a pattern, a pattern for growth. A pattern for growing a pattern, for defining the patterns that programmers can use for their real work and main goals.
- Guy Steele, keynote at the 1998 ACM OOPSLA conference on “Growing a Language”
Productivity is, in general, a hard goal to measure. A language productive for creating desktop applications may not be productive for mathematical computing. Productivity depends directly on the field in which you intend to use the language, the available tools in the ecosystem and how easy it is to create and extend those tools.
For this reason, we have opted for a small language core. For example, while some languages have if
, case
, try
and so on as language keywords, each with its own rules in the parser, in Elixir they are just macros. This allows us to implement most of Elixir in Elixir and also allows developers to extend the language using the same tools we used to build the language itself, often extending the language to the specific domains they are working on.
Here is an example of how someone would implement unless
, which is a keyword in many languages, in Elixir:
defmacro unless(expr, opts) do
quote do
if(!unquote(expr), unquote(opts))
end
end
unless true do
IO.puts "this will never be seen"
end
Since a macro receives the code representation as arguments, we can simply convert an unless
into an if
at compile time.
Macros are also the base construct for meta-programming in Elixir: the ability to write code that generates code. Meta-programming allows developers to easily get rid of boilerplate and create powerful tools. A common example mentioned in talks is how our test framework uses macros for expressiveness. Let’s see an example:
ExUnit.start
defmodule MathTest do
use ExUnit.Case, async: true
test "adding two numbers" do
assert 1 + 2 == 4
end
end
The first thing to notice is the async: true
option. When your tests do not have any side-effects, you can run them concurrently by passing the async: true
option.
Next we define a test case and we do an assertion with the assert
macro. Simply calling assert
would be a bad practice in many languages as it would provide a poor error report. In such languages, functions/methods like assertEqual
or assert_equal
would be the recommended way of performing such assertion.
In Elixir, however, assert
is a macro and as such it can look into the code being asserted and infer that a comparison is being made. This code is then transformed to provide a detailed error report when the test runs:
1) test adding two numbers (MathTest)
** (ExUnit.ExpectationError)
expected: 3
to be equal to (==): 4
at test.exs:7
This simple example illustrates how a developer can leverage macros to provide a concise but powerful API. Macros have access to the whole compilation environment, being able to check the imported functions, macros, defined variables and more.
Those examples are just scratching the surface of what can be achieved with macros in Elixir. For example, we are currently using macros to compile routes from a web application into a bunch of patterns that are highly optimizable by the VM, providing an expressive but heavily optimized routing algorithm.
The macro system also caused a huge impact on the syntax, which we will discuss briefly before moving to the last goal.
Syntax
Although syntax is usually one of the first topics that comes up when Elixir is being discussed, it was never a goal to simply provide a different syntax. Since we wanted to provide a macro system, we knew that the macro system would only be sane if we could represent Elixir syntax in terms of Elixir’s own data structures in a straight-forward fashion. With this goal in mind, we set out to design the first Elixir version, which looked like this:
defmodule(Hello, do: (
def(calculate(a, b, c), do: (
=(temp, *(a, b))
+(temp, c)
))
))
In the snippet above, we represent everything, except variables, as a function or a macro call. Notice keyword arguments like do:
have been present since the first version. To this, we slowly added new syntax, making some common patterns more elegant while keeping the same underlying data representation. We soon added infix notation for operators:
defmodule(Hello, do: (
def(calculate(a, b, c), do: (
temp = a * b
temp + c
))
))
The next step was to make parentheses optional:
defmodule Hello, do: (
def calculate(a, b, c), do: (
temp = a * b
temp + c
)
)
And finally we added do/end
as convenience for the common do: (...)
construct:
defmodule Hello do
def calculate(a, b, c) do
temp = a * b
temp + c
end
end
Given my previous background in Ruby, it is natural that some of the constructs added were borrowed from Ruby. However, those additions were a by-product, never a language goal.
Many language constructs are also inspired by their Erlang counter-parts, like some of the control-flow macros, operators and containers. Notice how some Elixir code:
# A tuple
tuple = { 1, 2, 3 }
# Adding two lists
[1, 2, 3] ++ [4, 5, 6]
# Case
case expr do
{ x, y } -> x + y
other when is_integer(other) -> other
end
maps to Erlang:
% A tuple
Tuple = { 1, 2, 3 }.
% Adding two lists
[1, 2, 3] ++ [4, 5, 6].
% Case
case Expr of
{ X, Y } -> X + Y;
Other when is_integer(Other) -> Other
end.
Extensibility
By building on top of a small core, most of the constructs in the language can be replaced and extended as required by developers to target specific domains. However, there is a particular domain that Elixir is inherently good at, which is building concurrent, distributed applications, thanks to OTP and the Erlang VM.
Elixir complements this domain by providing a standard library with:
- Unicode strings and unicode operations
- A powerful unit test framework
- More data structures like ranges, including novel implementations for sets and dictionaries
- Polymorphic records (in contrast to Erlang’s compilation-time only records)
- Strict and lazy enumeration APIs
- Convenience functions for scripting, like working with paths and the filesystem
- A project management tool to compile and test Elixir code
And much more.
Most of the features above provide their own extensibility mechanisms, too. For example, take the Enum
module. The Enum
module allow us to enumerate the built-in ranges, lists, sets, etc:
list = [1, 2, 3]
Enum.map list, fn(x) -> x * 2 end
#=> [2, 4, 6]
range = 1..3
Enum.map range, fn(x) -> x * 2 end
#=> [2, 4, 6]
set = HashSet.new [1, 2, 3]
Enum.map set, fn(x) -> x * 2 end
#=> [2, 4, 6]
Not only that, any developer can extend the Enum
module to work with any data type as long as the data type implements the Enumerable
protocol (protocols in Elixir are based on Clojure’s protocol). This is extremely convenient because the developer needs to know only the Enum
API for enumeration, instead of memorizing specific APIs for sets, lists, dicts, etc.
There are many other protocols exposed by the language, like the Inspect
protocol for pretty printing data structures and the Access
protocol for accessing key-value data by key. By being extensible, Elixir ensures developers can work with the language, instead of against the language.
Summing up
The goal of this post was to sumarize the language goals: compatibility, productivity and extensibility. By being compatibile with the Erlang VM, we are providing developers another toolset for building concurrent, distributed and fault-tolerant systems.
We also hope to have clarified what Elixir brings to the Erlang VM, in particular, meta-programming through macros, polymorphic constructs for extensibility and a data-focused standard library with extensible and consistent APIs for diverse types, including strict and lazy enumeration, unicode handling, a test framework and more.
Give Elixir a try! You can start with our getting started guide, or check out our sidebar for other learning resources.


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Vectorize a text corpus, by turning each text into either a sequence of integers (each integer being the index of a token in a dictionary) or into a vector where the coefficient for each token could be binary, based on word count, based on tf-idf...
text_tokenizer(
num_words = NULL,
filters = "!\"#$%&()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\\]^_`{|}~\t\n",
lower = TRUE,
split = " ",
char_level = FALSE,
oov_token = NULL
)
| num_words | the maximum number of words to keep, based on word
frequency. Only the most common |
| filters | a string where each element is a character that will be filtered from the texts. The default is all punctuation, plus tabs and line breaks, minus the ' character. |
| lower | boolean. Whether to convert the texts to lowercase. |
| split | character or string to use for token splitting. |
| char_level | if |
| oov_token |
|
By default, all punctuation is removed, turning the texts into
space-separated sequences of words (words maybe include the ' character).
These sequences are then split into lists of tokens. They will then be
indexed or vectorized. 0
is a reserved index that won't be assigned to any
word.
The tokenizer object has the following attributes:
word_counts
--- named list mapping words to the number of times they appeared
on during fit. Only set after fit_text_tokenizer()
is called on the tokenizer.
word_docs
--- named list mapping words to the number of documents/texts they
appeared on during fit. Only set after fit_text_tokenizer()
is called on the tokenizer.
word_index
--- named list mapping words to their rank/index (int). Only set
after fit_text_tokenizer()
is called on the tokenizer.
document_count
--- int. Number of documents (texts/sequences) the tokenizer
was trained on. Only set after fit_text_tokenizer()
is called on the tokenizer.
Other text tokenization:
fit_text_tokenizer()
,
save_text_tokenizer()
,
sequences_to_matrix()
,
texts_to_matrix()
,
texts_to_sequences_generator()
,
texts_to_sequences()


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Afghan president, Chinese FM discuss dialogue with Taliban
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi have discussed a planned meeting in Beijing that would include Afghan figures and Taliban representatives.
That meeting - known as “intra-Afghan dialogue” -was to take place last month but has been postponed. No new date has been set. The last time it was held was in July in Qatar.
The dialogue is a separate process from the U.S.-Taliban talks that collapsed in September.
Tuesday’s Afghan statement says Ghani and Wang underscored the Afghan government and people’s role in the peace process.
Ghani insists his government must lead any dialogue with the Taliban, though the insurgents refuse to talk to government representatives. The future of his office is also uncertain as Afghanistan awaits the long overdue results of September presidential elections.
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Using this library is very easy to make a slider, so lets make our goal a bit more difficult, and lets make a color choser.
You can see that here the most difficult process is to make a color picking, but even it is a bit difficult using this library it took me 90 lines of code, hope you see how easier it makes a process of grad-n-drop. Thanks for viewing the examples! It was a last one, i tried to find the most interesting and unusual way to use this library, and i hope you like it and would use it.


I lead the multi-disciplinary Human Centred Technology Research Cluster at the University of Sydney, Australia.
My research is in the areas of Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED), Ubiquitous Computing (Ubicomp) and Human Computer Interaction (HCI). A core driver has been to create systems that enable people to harness their personal data for lifelong and life-wide learning. My research creates systems and interfaces for user models that people can scrutinise, to really see, understand and control their personal data and its use. This is core to people managing privacy and use of their data. In learning contexts, interfaces onto learning data, Open Learner Models (OLM), provide a new way for people to harness data to manage their learning. This is because it suppose metacognitive processes like self-monitoring, reflection and planning, closely related to self-regulation in lifelong learning for important areas of health and wellness. My research is based on rich collaborations with researchers in diverse areas, such as nutrition, physical activity, psychology, medical informatics and ehealth.
Within Sydney University, I belong to Charles Perkins Centre Nodes, Active Ageing, Digital Health Information Network, Health literacy chronic disease network and Wireless wellbeing and personalised health and the Advanced Technology for Education group Centre for Research on Learning and Innovation. Other collaborations include: Digital Health Collaborative Research Centre.
See also my Sydney University page | Office: 307, Computer Science Building, 1 Cleveland Street, Sydney University, 2006 map
PhD in Computer Science, 1999
University of Sydney
For a full list of my publications, see Google scholar and dblp.
Also see Papers and their theses.
21-26 June, 2021, User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization, UMAP 2021, Utrecht/Virtual, Netherlands.
14-18 Jun, 2021, Invited keynote at the 2021 conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education, AIED 2021, Utrecht/Virtual, Netherlands, Theme: Mind the Gap: AIED for Equity and Inclusion.
6–11 Jun, 2021, Dagstuhl Seminar Transparency by Design. Organizers: Casey Dugan, IBM Research – Cambridge, US; Judy Kay, The University of Sydney, AU; Tsvi Kuflik, Haifa University, IL; Michael Rovatsos, University of Edinburgh, GB.
8-13 May, 2021, CHI 2021
14-19 Mar, 2021, Invited keynote at ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval (CHIIR’21) The Case for Scrutable, Personal, Long-Term User Models for Information Retrieval, Abstract
13-20 Mar, 2021 SIGCSE Technical Symposium – Alan Fekete, Judy Kay and Uwe Röhm will present A Data-centric Computing Curriculum for a Data Science Major
4 Mar, 2021, Sarah Howard, Simon Buckingham Shum, Judy Kay ACS Panel discussion: How AI transforms the learning experience
8-9 Feb, 2021, Invited speaker at BIOTech Futures Challenge Virtual Symposium for high school students, Topic: Human-centred AI for human health
10-11 Dec, 2020: Closing Keynote at Empowering Learners for the AI Age, Title: Empowering People to Harness their Data for Lifelong and Life-wide Learning. Press.
21-22 May, 2020: Keynote speaker at CHI Down Under 2020, Australia and New Zealand virtual CHI event, 21-22 May 2020 2020, Title “Learning to see, with uncertainty: lessons, reflections and vision for our community”.
7 Aug, 2019: Invited speaker at Emerging Digital Technologies & Ergonomics in Health, Ageing & Education, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Australia (HFESA) Professional Development Seminar.
Nov 2018: 2018 ACM Distinguished Member, For Outstanding Scientific Contributions to Computing
This section is under construction
My current projects are:
Scrutable user modelling. This has been a core focus of my research. Key publications:
1994: UMUAI paper on accretion/resolution architecture: Kay, Judy. “The um toolkit for cooperative user modelling.” User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction 4, no. 3 (1994): 149-196. | pdf
1998: Thesis - my first use of term “scrutable”: A scrutable user modelling shell for user- adapted interaction.
2013: Summary of first fifteen years work: Kay, Judy, and Bob Kummerfeld. “Creating personalized systems that people can scrutinize and control: Drivers, principles and experience.” ACM Transactions on Interactive Intelligent Systems (TiiS) 2, no. 4 (2013): 1-42. | pdf
2019: Kay, Judy, and Bob Kummerfeld. “From data to personal user models for life‐long, life‐wide learners.” British Journal of Educational Technology 50, no. 6 (2019): 2871-2884. | pdf
Lifelong and lifewide user modelling: creating interfaces and infrastructure for people to control and harness their personal long term data for their learning.
Dashboards for long term personal data.
Tackling truth decay by creating personalised interfaces that enable people make judge the trustworthiness of online science news.
E-textbook of the future.
Ambient appliances and personal sensors to help people tackle long term personal goals for health and wellness.
Online modules to support communication in oncology by the TRIO, clinician-patient-carer.
Editor-in-chief (2012 -) IJAIED: International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education | Springer site | IAIED | Submissions and reviews | ERIC | May 2020 Citescore 9.1, rank 9⁄1254 Education, 7⁄128 Computational Theory and Maths
Editor (2018 -) Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies (IMWUT) | PCS submissions
Editorial Board (2000 - ): User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction: The Journal of Personalization Research (UMUAI) | submissions | SCImago HCI
Advisory Board (2019 - ): ACM Transactions on Interactive Intelligent Systems (TiiS)
Management Committee (2012 -) Artificial Intelligence in Education Society (IAIED) | Facebook | management
Advisory Board (2014 - ) User Modeling (UM Inc) Roof Body for User Modeling and Personalization Conferences (UMAP)
Human-in-the-loop data analytics | DATA3506 Syllabus
Usability Engineering | COMP5427 Syllabus
Advanced research methods for HCI | INFO4994/5995 Syllabus | This reading unit for PhD and Honours thesis students covers recent papers illustrating diverse research methods for human computer interaction (HCI) from venues such as CHI, CSCW, UIST and IMWUT.
Problem Based Learning (PBL): Over several years, we established and refined the approach to teaching programming fundamentals along with a very broad problem-based skills. If you are considering this approach you may find the resources below useful.
Kay, J., Barg, M., Fekete, A., Greening, T., Hollands, O., Kingston, J. H., & Crawford, K. (2000). Problem-based learning for foundation computer science courses. Computer Science Education, 10(2), 109-128. DOI | Tech Report
Student resources: 80 page student resources
Tutor scripts week by week: 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13
Curriculum mapping: The CUSP system was created to tackle the challenge of designing a university curriculum that builds generic skills such as communication. This has been commercialised as u-improve. and published in the PhD work of [Richard Gluga] ()
Building group work skills: This aspect of my teaching has been core to several HCI and AIED reseach projects. This is reflected in the publications by PhD alumni Andrew Clayphan, Roberto Martinez Maldonado, undergraduate reseach by Kim Upton and Dilhan Perera.
Current research students:
Samine Hadadi - Supporting designers in learning to create accessible interfaces
Bernard Bucalon - Visualising Performance Data (Co-supervisors: Tim Shaw, Kerri Brown)
Ying An Chen - Evaluation of Benefits Using a Third-Person in Virtual Reality Educational Games (Co-supervisors: Marcus Carter, Soojeong Yoo)
Waheeb Yaqub - Design of interfaces to overcome junk science news (Co-supervisor: Micah Goldwater)
I am also co-supervising:
Alan Yung - Exploring support for oncologists with the data that drives decisions in diagnosis and treatments (with: Tim Shaw)
Josh Burridge - The Investigation and Development of Non-Traditional Laboratories in Science and Engineering Education (with: David Lowe , Keith Willey)
Claudio Diaz Cifuentes Personalised Health Education using Human Centred Technologies Multimodal Data (with: Corinne Caillaud, Kalina Yacef)
Nisal Menuka Kanwel Gamage Don - Sustainable non-intrusive wearable devices for long term activity monitoring for applications in healthcare and education (with: Anusha Withana)
Ben Taylor - Designing a collaborative learning tool for learning at scale (with: Peter Reimann)
Chris Wong - Sequence Based recommender for personalised curriculum planning (with: Kalina Yacef)
Jiakun Yu - Soft and flexible smart sensor for monitoring long-term gastrointestinal activities (with: Anusha Withana)
Also see alumni and their theses.


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It is with great honour and conviction I publicly declare my intent to seek the nomination to become the Conservative Party Candidate for New-Westminster - Burnaby. I do not solely want to be your Candidate; I want to be your Member of Parliament. But to get there, I need your help.
Born and bred in BC, I am a proud resident of New Westminster. I have been active in my community, working and living in New West and North Burnaby since 2009.
I am poised and ready to fight for our community's beliefs and values in the House of Commons. As your Candidate and future MP I will engage you, the community members; I will celebrate the cultural diversity that makes NWB unique and I will deliver on promises. Credibility and accountability go hand in hand and I believe there is a time in every persons life when one must step up for one’s values, neighbours, and community.
It is my time to demonstrate my abilities and rally support for you, for our cause, for our community.
I cannot do this alone. I need your support! I encourage you to join the party and get involved. There will be a nomination contest where your votes will decide who becomes your Candidate. It is your right to attend the Nomination Meeting and I highly encourage you to do so; the date and time of this meeting will be announced when the Nomination has been officially called.
Your support and involvement is essential to our success this coming election. It is my duty to show you the value in this process. It is my honour to show you how your individual contribution, no matter how small, can make a BIG difference.
I affirm that I will be accessible to you; I will be in the grocery store, on the board walk, at local events and around the community talking and listening to you.
I am committed to becoming your Candidate and your future MP for New Westminster - Burnaby. This is the time for us to come together and be the change we have craved for so long.
Join me. Vote Chloé Ellis. Because together, we can make a difference.
Kind regards,
______________________________
Chloé J. Ellis
Your CPC Candidate for New Westminster - Burnaby


Michael Goodwin: Trump impeachment trial is the ace up president’s sleeve
by Michael GoodwinHere’s my slam-dunk choice for quote of the year: “I want a trial.”
The president of the United States said that Friday morning, and his title alone would be reason enough to make it the most significant thing said in 2019. But there’s much more to it because Donald Trump’s demand highlights the historically unique set of circumstances he and the nation face in 2020.
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As of now, the new year will feature an impeachment trial in the Senate followed by the presidential election. If Trump survives Democrats’ effort to remove him, he would be the first impeached president to face voters again.
Andrew Johnson, impeached in 1868, was later denied his party’s nomination for a second term. Bill Clinton won his second term before he was impeached.
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While there’s some skepticism that Trump really wants to put everything on the line over allegations involving his dealings with Ukraine, I’m convinced he’s serious.
 Given the flimsy allegations and the unfair, one-party nature of the House process, beating impeachment in the Senate seems close to a sure thing. And doing so would dramatically boost Trump’s chances of getting four more years.
Indeed, it’s probable that as impeachment goes, so goes the election.
CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING MICHAEL GOODWIN'S COLUMN IN THE NEW YORK POST


A.8 Relation of plasma current density to pressure gradient
Due to the force balance condition, the plasma current is related to the plasma pressure. Using the
equilibrium constraint in the R direction, the toroidal current density Jϕ given by Eq. (54) can be
written as
The parallel (to the magnetic ﬁeld) current density is written as For later use, deﬁne Equation (547) is used in GTAW code to calculate J∥∕B (actually calculated is μ0J∥∕B)[15]. Note
that the expression for J∥∕B in Eq. (547) is not a magnetic surface function. Deﬁne σps as
where J∥ps is called Pﬁrsch-Schluter (PS) current. In cylindrical geometry, due to the poloidal
symmetry, the Pﬁersch-Schluter current is zero. In toroidal geometry, due to the poloidal
asymmetry, the PS current is generally nonzero. Thus, this quantity characterizes a toroidal
eﬀect.
Another useful quantity is μ0⟨J ⋅ B⟩, which is written as
where ⟨…⟩ is ﬂux surface averaging operator.


Puppet Class: r_profile::ruby
- Defined in:
- manifests/ruby.pp
Overview
R_profile::Ruby
Install a system-level ruby for customer applications to use. While its possible to use Puppet's vendored ruby for everything, its safter to for customer to install their own ruby for internal apps to use since otherwise messing with the gems could break puppet in such a way that it is unable to run, leaving the system unmanaged
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# File 'manifests/ruby.pp', line 20
class r_profile::ruby(
$version = hiera('r_profile::ruby::version', ['2.4.1', '2.3.4']),
$gems = hiera('r_profile::ruby::gems', {}),
$install_dir = undef,
) {
case $facts['os']['family'] {
'windows': {
$_version = any2array($version)[0]
$_install_dir = pick($install_dir, 'c:\tools')
$ruby_dir = regsubst($_version, '(\d)\.(\d)\.(\d)\.?(\d+)?', 'ruby\1\2\3')
$ruby_home = "${_install_dir}\\${ruby_dir}\\bin"
package { 'ruby':
ensure => $_version,
provider => chocolatey,
}
# Make sure the current Chocolatey installed Ruby comes first in PATH
# (as opposed to other Rubies installed by builds, old versions, etc.)
windows_env { 'PATH':
ensure => present,
value => $ruby_home,
mergemode => prepend,
}
if $gems {
$gems.each |$gem, $opts| {
$gem_version = pick($opts['version'], '>= 0')
$path = pick($opts["path"], $ruby_home)
exec { "gem install ${gem} ${version}":
path => $path,
command => "gem.bat install ${gem} --version \"${gem_version}\"",
unless => "gem.bat list ${gem} --installed --version \"${gem_version}\"",
}
}
}
}
'RedHat', 'Suse': {
# pick the first defined ruby as the default version
$ruby_home = "${install_dir}/version/${version[0]}"
class { '::rbenv':
install_dir => $install_dir,
}
rbenv::plugin { [ 'rbenv/rbenv-vars', 'rbenv/ruby-build' ]: }
any2array($version).each |$v| {
rbenv::build { $v:
global => false,
}
$gems.each |$gem, $opts| {
rbenv::gem {
"ruby_${v}_gem_${gem}":
gem => $gem,
ruby_version => $v,
* => $opts,
}
}
}
}
default: {
fail("#{name} does not support ${facts['os']['family']}")
}
}
# set a global ruby_home variable
environment_variable::variable{ "RUBY_HOME=${ruby_home}": }
}
|


Blacksmith Brunon:
Good job! You found all my jewels! Thank you! Now, as we agreed, I will give your friend's diamond back. Take this
Gem Box
! You don't need to worry about anything. I've never opened it ever since I got it from your friend.


Gold Squad movies mark iWant 1st anniversary
by Nickie Wang
There’s a “little” competition happening between KyCine and SethDrea, the love team of Kyle Echarri and Francine Diaz and Seth Fedelin and Andrea Brillantes, respectively. The onscreen tandems are asking their fans to vote via a Facebook poll that runs until tomorrow.
“It’s just a friendly competition. It’s up to the fans whether or not they want to see our movie first. But both movies are good. It’s just a matter of which movie will be seen by the audience depending on the result of the poll,” says Kyle who is starring opposite Francine in Silly Red Shoes.
The digital movie revolves around sweet and shy Chuck (Kyle) and simple and good-hearted Ashley (Francine). Planning to revive his family’s worn-out shoe business, Chuck asks for the help of Ashley to model a new pair of shoes for a contest. Insecure of her “alien feet,” which change sizes every day, Ashley finds a reliable and determined shoemaker in Chuck.
As the two grow closer, they discover a secret behind a mysterious pair of red shoes that seem to be too perfect for Ashley.
Directed by James Mayo and co-produced by Dreamscape Entertainment and Spring Films, Silly Red Shoes also stars Anna Luna, Karen Reyes, and Herbert Bautista.
Meanwhile, in SethDrea’s Wild Little Love, Sam (Andrea) is a spoiled, rich girl forced to attend a public high school as punishment for her wild, chaotic behavior. Having a hard time adjusting to her new environment, she gets help from hardworking chick magnet Jake (Seth), who teaches her the ways of the simple life.
As the two start to catch feelings for each other, they slowly discover that the large gap between their socio-economic backgrounds will hinder their blossoming relationship
Directed by Benedict Mique and co-produced by Dreamscape Entertainment and LoneWolf films, Wild Little Love includes Carmina Villaroel, Alfred Vargas, Criza Taa, Jin Macapagal, and Victor Neri in the cast.
Are you Team Silly or Team Wild? Vote for the movie you want to watch first via Dreamscape Entertainment’s official Facebook page (facebook.com/DreamscapePH) until today at 10:00 in the evening.
Watch The Gold Squad’s first movies on the iWant app (iOs and Android) or iwant.ph for free on Nov. 23 and 27.
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Mama Mia! The Musical
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina and Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English (2EDENG3), present Mama Mia! The Musical, a theater play happening today at the Riverbanks Amphitheater starting at 5:00 p.m.
The school production is produced by Amabel Capistrano and directed by Jairus Psalm R. Infante.


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| 024:040 Khan | : |
Or [the state of a disbeliever] is like the darkness in a vast deep sea, overwhelmed with a great wave topped by a great wave, topped by dark clouds, darkness, one above another, if a man stretches out his hand, he can hardly see it! And he for whom Allah has not appointed light, for him there is no light. |
| 024:040 Maulana | : |
Or like darkness in the deep sea -- there covers him a wave, above which is a wave, above which is a cloud -- (Layers) darkness one above another -- when he holds out his hand, he is almost unable to see it. And to whom Allah gives not light, he has no light. |
| 024:040 Pickthal | : |
Or as darkness on a vast, abysmal sea. There covereth him a wave, above which is a wave, above which is a cloud. Layer upon layer of darkness. When he holdeth out his hand he scarce can see it. And he for whom Allah hath not appointed light, for him there is no light. |
| 024:040 Rashad | : |
Another allegory is that of being in total darkness in the midst of a violent ocean, with waves upon waves, in addition to thick fog. Darkness upon darkness - if he looked at his own hand, he could barely see it. Whomever GOD deprives of light, will have no light. |
| 024:040 Sarwar | : |
Or it (the deeds of the unbelievers) are like the darkness of a deep, stormy sea with layers of giant waves, covered by dark clouds. It is darkness upon darkness whereby even if one stretches out his hands he can not see them. One can have no light unless God gives him light. |
| 024:040 Shakir | : |
Or like utter darkness in the deep sea: there covers it a wave above which is another wave, above which is a cloud, (layers of) utter darkness one above another; when he holds out his hand, he is almost unable to see it; and to whomsoever Allah does not give light, he has no light. |
| 024:040 Sherali | : |
Or, their deeds are like thick layers of darkness spread over a vast and deep sea, on whose surface rise waves above waves, above which are clouds - layers upon layers of darkness. When he holds out his hands, he can hardly see it; and he whom ALLAH gives no light - for him there is no light at all. |
| 024:040 Yusufali | : |
Or (the Unbelievers' state) is like the depths of darkness in a vast deep ocean, overwhelmed with billow topped by billow, topped by (dark) clouds: depths of darkness, one above another: if a man stretches out his hands, he can hardly see it! for any to whom Allah giveth not light, there is no light! |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> The Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > الجاحدون من الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Deniers of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > عمل الكفار لا ينفعهم يوم القيامة Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Disbelievers' Deeds does not Benefit them on the Day of Judgement أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > نتيجة عمل الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Outcome of the Disbelievers' actions الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > تشبيه الإيمان بالنور Faith> Belief In Allah> Resembling Faith with Light الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > البحر Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>The Sea العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > السحاب Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>The Clouds
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Documentation
Here we document Pengines' JavaScript and Prolog APIs.
Here we document Pengines' JavaScript and Prolog APIs.
The Pengines JavaScript API allows a web application developer to create a pengine object like so:
var pengine = new Pengine(options);
options is a JavaScript object contaning zero or more of
server:string
application:string
ask:string
template:string
chunk:integer
destroy:boolean
true
.src:string
src_url:string
format:string
prolog
, json
(default), or json-s
.oncreate:function
this.id
in the scope of the function points to the id of the pengine.
onsuccess:function
this.data
points to a list of objects each representing a solution to the query, this.more
evaluates to a boolean indicating whether more solutions may exist, andthis.id
points to the id of the pengine returning the answer.onfailure:function
this.id
points to the id of the pengine reporting the failure.onerror:function
this.data
in the scope of the function evaluates to an error message in the form of a string. The expression this.id
points to the id of the pengine returning the error.onprompt:function
pengine_input/2
predicate. The expression this.data
in the scope of the function evaluates to a prompt in the form of a string or a JavaScript object. The expression this.id
points to the id of the pengine producing the prompt.onoutput:function
pengine_output/1
predicate. The expression this.data
in the scope of the function evaluates to a string or a JavaScript object. The expression this.id
points to the id of the pengine generating the output.onstop:function
this.id
points to the id of the pengine having been stopped.onabort:function
this.id
points to the id of the pengine having been aborted.ondestroy:function
this.id
points to the id of the pengine having been destroyed.A pengine object also provides access to the following fields and methods.
pengine.id
pengine.ask(query, options)
template: template
chunk: integer
pengine.next()
pengine.stop()
pengine.respond(string or object)
pengine_input/2
that is now waiting to receive data from the outside. Throws an error if string cannot be parsed as a Prolog term or if object cannot be serialised into JSON.pengine.abort()
pengine.destroy()
The Prolog API is documented in the following document: Prolog API


(1) MIN REQUIREMENT TO MEET THE GOAL:
ALL contribute 6 tokens to the group account each month
|
24 tokens $0.24 |
24 tokens $0.24 |
900 tokens 1,980 lbs |
YES |
2×$9÷25 =$0.72 |
0.24+0.72 = $0.96 |
(2) MIN CONTRIBUTION:
ALL put ALL 10 tokens in private accounts each month
|
60 tokens $0.60 |
60 tokens $0.60 |
0 |
NO |
0 |
0.60+0 = $0.60 |
(3) MAX CONTRIBUTION:
ALL contribute ALL 10 tokens to the group account each month
|
0 |
0 |
1,500 tokens 3,300 lbs |
YES |
2×$15÷25 = $1.20 |
0+1.20 = $1.20 |
(4) ONLY YOU CONTRIBUTE:
You contribute ALL 10 tokens but others put ALL 10 of theirs in their private accounts
|
0 |
60 tokens $0.60 |
60 tokens 132 lbs |
NO |
0 |
0+0 = $0.00 |
(5) ONLY YOU DON'T CONTRIBUTE:
You keep ALL 10 of your tokens while others contrbute ALL 10 of theirs to the group account
|
60 tokens $0.60 |
0 |
1,440 tokens 3,168 lbs |
YES |
2×$14.40÷25 = $1.15 |
0.60+1.15 = $1.75 |


This is a live editor. Editting input or patch will update revert instantly.
var applyResult = ooPatch.apply(input, patch, {reversible: true}) revert = ooPatch.buildRevertPatch(applyResult.revert)


Reports any calls to org.junit.Assert.assertEquals()
or junit.framework.Assert.assertEquals() which
can be replaced with an equivalent call to assertSame().
This is possible when the arguments are instances of a final class which does not override
the equals() method.
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vue.js - overview
documentation links
a guide to explain the main concepts behind vuejs
the API doc
a style-guide to avoid pitfall
community
articles
Demystifying Vue.js internals - medium.com/js-imaginea - 20180426
project scaffolding
vue-cli
Current available templates include:
- webpack - A full-featured Webpack + vue-loader setup with hot reload, linting, testing & css extraction.
- webpack-simple - A simple Webpack + vue-loader setup for quick prototyping.
- browserify - A full-featured Browserify + vueify setup with hot-reload, linting & unit testing.
- browserify-simple - A simple Browserify + vueify setup for quick prototyping.
- pwa - PWA template for vue-cli based on the webpack template.
- simple - The simplest possible Vue setup in a single HTML file.
nuxt.js
The Vue.js Developers Framework
Vue.js Meta Framework to create complex, fast & universal web applications quickly.
single file components
Single File Components : vuejs.org
A single file containing html
, js
and css
:
<template>
<p>{{ greeting }} World !</p>
</template>
<script>
module.exports = {
data: function() {
return {
greeting: 'Hello'
}
}
}
</script>
<style scoped>
p {
font-size: 2em;
text-align: center;
}
</style>
Build tools like Webpack or Browserify are mandatory to transform theses .vue
files in something readable by the browser.
routing
the official router, not embedded in the core vuejs package
widget and design
a material design impl for vuejs
linked as :
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons">
state management
official guide indications
global event bus
non-parent / child communication
vuex
inspired from Flux, Redux and the ELM Architecture.
linting
http management
As Vue users, many of you may have used vue-resource for handling ajax requests in your Vue applications.
However, over time we have come to the conclusion that an “official ajax library” is not really necessary for Vue.
solutions
axios is heavily inspired by the
$http
service provided in AngularJS. Ultimately axios is an effort to provide a standalone$http
-like service for use outside of AngularJS.


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public interface ConnectionLogger
Logger facility for the Chromium debugger connection. It can eavesdrop both
incoming and outgoing streams and log them somewhere.
ConnectionLogger
instance is not reconnectable.
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
static interface |
ConnectionLogger.ConnectionCloser
Interface that gives you control over underlying connection. |
static interface |
ConnectionLogger.Factory
Factory for connection logger. |
static interface |
ConnectionLogger.StreamListener
Listens to stream data traffic. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
ConnectionLogger.StreamListener |
getIncomingStreamListener()
|
ConnectionLogger.StreamListener |
getOutgoingStreamListener()
|
void |
handleEos()
Notifies logger that EOS has been received from remote. |
void |
setConnectionCloser(ConnectionLogger.ConnectionCloser connectionCloser)
Connection may allow the logger to close it. |
void |
start()
Notifies logger that actual transmission is starting. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
ConnectionLogger.StreamListener getIncomingStreamListener()
ConnectionLogger.StreamListener getOutgoingStreamListener()
void setConnectionCloser(ConnectionLogger.ConnectionCloser connectionCloser)
void start()
handleEos()
is guaranteed to be called.
void handleEos()
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Custom Libraries
1.2
HX8357 Display Driver
|
HX8357 320x480 display panel. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| int | HX8357_open (char Clk, char MISO, char MOSI, char CS, char DC, char RST, char LITE) |
| set connection parameters More... | |
| void | HX8357_rotation (char rotation) |
| set rotation More... | |
| void | HX8357_invert (char yes) |
| invert display More... | |
| void | HX8357_window (short x, short y, short width, short height) |
| set window location More... | |
| void | HX8357_pushColor (short color) |
| push color More... | |
| void | HX8357_writePixel (short color) |
| write pixel color More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeColor (short color, int len) |
| write color More... | |
| void | HX8357_plot (short x, short y, short color) |
| plot point color More... | |
| void | HX8357_fillRectangle (short x, short y, short width, short height, short color) |
| fill rectangle More... | |
| void | HX8357_drawPixel (short x, short y, short color) |
| draw pixel color More... | |
| void | HX8357_cls (short color) |
| clear screen More... | |
| void | HX8357_displayOn (char mode) |
| set display on More... | |
| void | HX8357_sleepOn (char sleep) |
| put display to sleep More... | |
| void | HX8357_inverse (char inverse) |
| set inverse on/off More... | |
| void | HX8357_allPixels (char set) |
| set all pixels on/off More... | |
| void | HX8357_displayMode (char mode) |
| display mode normal/partial More... | |
| void | HX8357_textColor (short fgcolor, short bgcolor) |
| set text color More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeSStr (short x, short y, char *text) |
| write small string 8x8 (5x7) More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeSChar (short x, short y, char character) |
| write small character 8x8 (5x7) More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeChar (short x, short y, char c) |
| write character 16x32 More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeStr (short x, short y, char *s) |
| write string 16x32 More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeXChar (short x, short y, char c) |
| write extra large character 32x64 More... | |
| void | HX8357_writeXStr (short x, short y, char *s) |
| write extra large string 32x64 More... | |
| void | HX8357_drawLine (short x, short y, short x1, short y1, short color) |
| void | HX8357_drawBox (short x, short y, short x1, short y1, short color) |
| unsigned short | HX8357_color (char red, char green, char blue) |
HX8357 320x480 display panel.
| void HX8357_allPixels | ( | char | set | ) |
set all pixels on/off
| set | 0/1 on/off |
| void HX8357_cls | ( | short | color | ) |
clear screen
| color |
| void HX8357_displayMode | ( | char | mode | ) |
display mode normal/partial
mode 0/1 normal/partial
| void HX8357_displayOn | ( | char | mode | ) |
set display on
| mode | 0/1 off/on |
| void HX8357_drawPixel | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| short | color | ||
| ) |
draw pixel color
| x | |
| y | |
| color |
| void HX8357_fillRectangle | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| short | width, | ||
| short | height, | ||
| short | color | ||
| ) |
fill rectangle
| x | |
| y | |
| width | |
| height | |
| color |
| void HX8357_inverse | ( | char | inverse | ) |
set inverse on/off
| inverse | 0/1 on/off |
| void HX8357_invert | ( | char | yes | ) |
invert display
| yes |
| int HX8357_open | ( | char | Clk, |
| char | MISO, | ||
| char | MOSI, | ||
| char | CS, | ||
| char | DC, | ||
| char | RST, | ||
| char | LITE | ||
| ) |
set connection parameters
| Clk | |
| MISO | |
| MOSI | |
| CS | |
| DC | |
| RST | |
| LITE |
| void HX8357_plot | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| short | color | ||
| ) |
plot point color
| x | |
| y | |
| color |
| void HX8357_pushColor | ( | short | color | ) |
push color
color
| void HX8357_rotation | ( | char | rotation | ) |
set rotation
| rotation |
| void HX8357_sleepOn | ( | char | sleep | ) |
put display to sleep
| sleep | 0/1 off/on |
| void HX8357_textColor | ( | short | fgcolor, |
| short | bgcolor | ||
| ) |
set text color
| fgcolor | |
| bgcolor |
| void HX8357_window | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| short | width, | ||
| short | height | ||
| ) |
set window location
| x | |
| y | |
| width | |
| height |
| void HX8357_writeChar | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char | c | ||
| ) |
write character 16x32
| x | offset |
| y | offset |
| c | character |
| void HX8357_writeColor | ( | short | color, |
| int | len | ||
| ) |
write color
| color | |
| len |
| void HX8357_writePixel | ( | short | color | ) |
write pixel color
| color |
| void HX8357_writeSChar | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char | character | ||
| ) |
write small character 8x8 (5x7)
| x | |
| y | |
| character |
| void HX8357_writeSStr | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char * | text | ||
| ) |
write small string 8x8 (5x7)
| x | |
| y | |
| text |
| void HX8357_writeStr | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char * | s | ||
| ) |
write string 16x32
| x | offset |
| y | offset |
| s | pointer to string |
| void HX8357_writeXChar | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char | c | ||
| ) |
write extra large character 32x64
| x | offset |
| y | offset |
| c | character |
| void HX8357_writeXStr | ( | short | x, |
| short | y, | ||
| char * | s | ||
| ) |
write extra large string 32x64
| x | offset |
| y | offset |
| s | pointer to string |


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