Evothings Studio
Evothings Studio is a set of development tools, designed for development of mobile apps using web technologies. Evothings Studio is specifically designed for development of apps for the Internet of Things.
Evothings Studio consists of:
- Evothings Workbench - Desktop IDE that supports fast turn around development and live editing of apps running on mobile devices.
- Evothings Client - Mobile application for running IoT apps written in HTML/JavaScript. Connect from any number of mobile devices running the Evothings Client to the Workbench and enjoy simultaneous live reload.
- Example Apps - Collection of example apps to get started quickly and get inspiration for making IoT apps.
- Native Plugins - Plugins implemented in the Cordova framework that provide native IoT functionality from JavaScript.
- Universal Editor/IDE support - Use any text editor or programming IDE to code with instant-reload-on-save. Also works with graphics editors. Just press save to reload changes on connected mobile devices.
With Evothings Workbench you can take advantage of HTML5 technologies and JavaScript to develop mobile web apps and hybrid apps - with very fast turn-around time. Use any text editor or graphical editor to author HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Every time you save, the app is instantly reloaded, and you can directly see the result. This also works with image editors.
The Evothings mobile app is a native application that you run on your mobile devices. It connects to Evothings Studio to enable live editing of your HTML/CSS/JavaScript code. The app contains native functionality that is accessible from JavaScript, such as Bluetooth Low Energy.
Screenshots
Getting Started
Very quick version:
- Download and run the Evothings Workbench application on your computer.
- Install and run the Evothings Client app on your mobile device.
- Connect from Evothings Client to the Workbench.
- Click the "Run" button of the "Hello World" example.
Slightly longer version:
- Download and run the Evothings Workbench application on your computer.
- Download and install the Evothings Client app on your mobile device.
- Launch the app and select "Scan". Select your computer running Evothings Workbench from the list.
- Alternatively, enter the URL shown in the bottom panel of the Workbench and click "Connect".
- The app should now connect to Evothings Studio and display the message "Connected".
- Click the "Run" button of one of the apps in Evothings Workbench. Does the mobile display the app you selected? If so, you are up and running!
- You can connect any number of mobile devices, and instantly see the result on each of them!
- Mobile devices must be on the same local WiFi network as the computer running Evothings Workbench to be able connect using the "Scan" method. If your computer has a public IP address, you can connect devices from anywhere on the Internet!
Deploying Your Apps
To deploy your final app developed with Evothings Studio on an app store, you build your app with Apache Cordova. Read more in the guide How To Build Native Apps.
The quickest and easiest way to share your app with others, is putting your app on a web server, asking your users to download Evothings Client and enter the URL to your app. Find out the details in the guide Share Your App.
Release Notes
Evothings Studio 1.1.0
Find all downloads for this version of Evothings Studio at: evothings.com/download
Evothings Workbench:
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Evothings Workbench has support for network switching (automatic detection of network switching). However, you will need to reconnect from Evothings Client after a network switch.
- Update of node-webkit to version 0.11.2
- Evothings Workbench now comes in 32- and 64-bit versions for Windows.
- Evothings Workbench supports 64-bit versions of OS X (32-bit Mac computers are currently not supported, but can be added if needed, contact us for further information).
- Updated documentation, including new example apps.
Evothings Client:
- Supported platforms for the Evothings Client app are Android and iOS.
- Plugin for Estimote Beacons has been added. Special credits to Konrad Dzwinel who is the original creator of this plugin.
- Local notification plugin added (can be used for background notifications).
Example apps:
- New example app for Estimote Beacons.
- Two new example apps for RedBearLabs.
- New example app for LightBlue Bean.
- New example app for Nordic Eval Kit.
- New example app for RFduino.
- New example app for DFRobot Bluno.
- Updated TISensorTag example apps.
- Updated iBeacon Scan app to use the new API of the Cordova iBeacon plugin.
- In BLE Scan, display of device.address has been removed on iOS, this is a UUID that can be mistaken for an iBeacon UUID (which it is not, it is just a temporary UUID assigned by iOS).
Libraries:
- Updated TISensorTag library (support for accessing firmware version, calculation of sensor values etc).
- New library file evothings.js, which must be included in all apps that use Evothings library functions. Supports asynchronous loading of JavaScript libraries, using the evothings.loadScript function. Use function evothings.scriptsLoaded(doneCallback) to ensure all script have been loaded, or pass a callback to evothings.loadScript to know when a single script has loaded. These callbacks take no parameters.
- New JavaScript library evothings.util with support for number conversions etc.
- The cordova-ble plugin has support for accessing advertisement data using the easyble.js library.
- easyble.js asynchronously loads util.js. To be safe, use evothings.scriptsLoaded(doneCallback) to ensure all scripts are loaded before using functions in easyble.js. Example TI SensorTag Sensors uses this method, see code at the end of index.html.
Evothings Studio 1.0.0
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Supported platforms for the Evothings Client app are Android and iOS.
- The Evothings Client app has improved iBeacon support with enhanced performance and stability during application reload, and an updated TCP/UDP socket plugin.
- Evothings Client for Android now has full support for evothings: URLs.
- There is a new example app for the Texas Instruments SensorTag.
- Several bugfixes have been made. The BLE Scan example has been updated to work stable on Android.
- GitHub source code repositories have been renamed for consistency.
- JavaScript library files and UI files used in example apps have been renamed for consistency.
- If you use the evothings-examples source code repository, it should be mentioned that library files and UI files are found in folder resources. Use Ruby script build.rb to copy library files to examples. In the downloaded version of Evothings Studio examples are already pre-built.
- Two new examples, Nordic BLE and RFduinio BLE, are found in the examples folder (but are not included in the Workbench window). To run these examples, drag the index.html files to the Workbench window and click RUN. These examples are currently not included in the documentation.
- Find all downloads for this version of Evothings Studio at: evothings.com/download
Evothings Studio 0.8.0 Beta
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Supported platforms for the Evothings Client app are Android and iOS.
- Evothings Client now supports sharing of apps by hosting them on a web server. Furthermore, you can use evothings: URLs to make it easy for people to launch your apps by selecting a link on a web site or in an email. Read more on the page Share Your App.
- The Evothings Client app features new native plugins for iBeacons (iOS, Android) and serial Bluetooth (Android), and updated Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) plugin.
- Cordova plugins that present potential security risks have been removed from Evothings Client (e.g. file access and contacts). If you need an app with these plugins, you can build your own version of Evothings Client or contact us.
- Documentation is updated with a guide for How To Build Native Apps from your Evothings project using Apache Cordova.
- The Evothings Client app has a new UI.
- There is a new example app for iBeacons.
- The Example apps also have the new UI design, with improved navigability, and a stronger visual identity and clarity.
- Evothings Workbench now displays a notification when a new version of Evothings Studio is available.
- Find all downloads for this version of Evothings Studio at: evothings.com/download
Evothings Studio 0.7.3 Beta
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Supported platforms for the Evothings client app are Android and iOS.
- This version of Evothings Studio features updated examples, bug fixes, improved BLE support in the Evothings Client app on Android and iOS.
- Positions of the Workbench Project window (the main window) and the Tools window are now saved between sessions. The Tools window has improved scrolling of the log panel, and a button to switch auto scroll on and off.
- Find all downloads for this version of Evothings Studio at: evothings.com/download
Evothings Studio 0.7.0 Beta
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Supported platforms for the Evothings client app are Android and iOS.
- This version introduces support for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) on iOS, available in the iOS Evothings Client app. Please note that BLE on Android is not always stable. Unfortunately this affects Evothings Workbench in that it may not work to reload apps that use BLE. A workaround is to restart the Evothings client app if BLE should stop working. On iOS reloading BLE app usually works fine. It is however important to close connected devices before the page reloads. Please see the example programs for ways to accomplish this.
Evothings Studio 0.6.0 Beta
- Supported platforms for Evothings Workbench are OS X, Windows and Linux.
- Supported platform for the Evothings client app is Android (iOS will follow in a forthcoming release).
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is implemented in the Evothings client app, but please note that BLE on Android is not always stable. Unfortunately this affects Evothings Workbench in that it may not work to reload apps that use BLE. A workaround is to restart the Evothings client app if BLE should stop working.
Good To Know
For apps that do not require native device functionality, any modern browser (desktop or mobile) can be used as a client with Evothings Workbench. When connecting using a browser, use the URL displayed in the bottom panel of the Workbench window (don't omit the port number).
You are encouraged to explore the "Tools" window tab in the Workbench. This window displays output from the hyper.log() function, and lets you evaluate JavaScript code interactively on connected devices. This is very useful for debugging purposes, for trying out code snippets and inspecting the value of variables.
Evothings Workbench contains a Feedback button, please let us know what you think.
Bugs and feature requests can be reported using the GitHub issue tracker, see links to repositories below under the "Source Code" section.
Source Code
The source code for Evothings Studio is available on GitHub under the Apache License:
Evothings Studio is based on HyperReload:
github.com/divineprog/HyperReload
About Us
The team behind Evothings is a seasoned group of entrepreneurs, developers and experts at connecting mobile devices to other things. We have a simple passion that we want to improve, refurbish, evolve and augment buildings, vehicles, appliances, industrial applications, gadgets and/or other electronic things – to make them smarter and more connected. Visit us at: evothings.com


After I graduate from IU Media School in May I will be looking to become a web developer. I really enjoy coding and have a lot of experience in coding different websites. I have had one internship before and I was an IT intern at an environmental company named Crystal Clean.I really enjoy all types of Sports and am a big Chicago Sports fan.


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These are projects I’ve worked on or working on.
Code
- Lup viewer and recorder - System for preventing plagiarism on student assignments with snapshotting and activity logging. [Python]
- ASK Indonesian Wordlist - Indonesian Word List for AnySoftKeyboard. [AWK, Python]
- ASK Indonesian LanguagePack - Indonesian Language Pack for AnySoftKeyboard. [AWK, Java]
- template-tugasakhir-latex - A collection of latex templates for college assignments. [Latex]
- Salah Time - Display the salah time in Emacs. [Elisp]
- pomoshoro - Simple pomodoro script to boost focus and productivity. [Bash]
Documentation
- Gntr Wiki - Unofficial gontor wiki
- Awesome-cl-software List of awesome application software built with Common Lisp. [⭐ ~104]
- fs-filkom-list - Libre Software Application list for filkom class
- Lisp-logo - Lisp Logo
- awesome-lisp-companies - Awesome Lisp Companies. [⭐ ~56]
Books
- Berhitung KMI - Summary of Berhitung formula for KMI Gontor
Flash Code
Code that are not meant to evolve. Created mainly to fill special need.
- scripts.el - A collection of my tiny but useful Emacs Lisp code. [Elisp] [⭐ ~26]
- scripts - A collection of my tiny but useful scripts. [Bash]
- riddles - My solution for various riddles. [Python, Common Lisp, Rust]
Free Software Contribution
See Free Software Contribution
College Projects
See College Projects.


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Back in sprint-3 I had a block on a really simple problem in the DOM interactions challenge. I felt super frustrated because it seemed like an easy challenge and I couldn't understand where I was going wrong. The instructions said to use getElementsByClassName which would return an array and then I would need to find the length of the array. Then assign that to the totals. I couldn't understand why I needed to use length and which class to use. My game counters kept coming up with NaN or undefined. I then decided to have a look at the elements on the browser and saw that a color class came up when the dots changed color which I added in the previous challenge. I was definitely making it a lot harder than it needed to be and the answer was quite simple. I just needed stop and think about what I was wanting the code to achieve rather than just trying things and seeing what happens.
I don't think I have solved a problem in an "elegant" way yet!. However, I did have a bit of trouble setting some features on an html page. I had already spent so much time trying to understand what to do and I thought I had it, then everytime I ran the code none of the changes I was doing were going through. Then eventually after some time wondering why only an inline style would fix it the name of the 'id' started glowing, figuratively.
I am still not 100% confident in writing Pseudocode, but my understanding is that it is an explaination of what you will write the code to do. Sometimes I feel like i'd rather just start writing the code.
I use this method too much, rather than thinking something through fully, I will just do it and see what happens. I think the long run this can be a waste of time and I don't think this method is the best, to use all the time!.
I am confident in using this method. At one point in sprint-3 I got really stuck on a question and reached out to someone in the cohort and as I was describing what I didn't undertsand I suddenly understood it. If I had just used the rubber ducky method and described my problem to an inanimate object first I may not have had to annoy someone else.
I am confident with this technique, sometimes I don't understand what the error message means but most of the time I can copy and paste it into google and someone has explained it before.
I am confident with console.logging.
This is probably the technique I use most. I find that someone on stackoverflow has nearly always asked the same question before.
I am getting better at asking others for help, I always try everything on my own first because I hate bothering other people.
Relfecting is becomming more and more useful, to prevent myself making the same mistakes twice!.


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Nice! :)


For a change, this time I think I'll let you guys know what fascinated and continues to fascinate me to pursue a cyber security career.
The world has become so digitized that even a kid with a net connection can learn everything.
In such a world, privacy protection is an immense task that is required across various domains.
From basic ciphers to complex encryptions the world of cyber security is a very diverse one.
As a beginner in this field, the first thing I learnt was image steganography, a type of hiding technique where you store data in an image and this fascinates and intrigues me to this day.
As a cyber retrieval specialist, I have always known how crucial protection of one's system, but no system is impenetrable especially if you have WiFi.
As a cyber personal, my preferred OS has always been Kali Linux and a favourite statement of mine is that The quieter you are, the more you can hear
. It has remained a personal favourite because of its relevance in today'.
Following a few basic steps are all that is required to enter the cyber security industry and the aim of this blog is to make the readers ask questions and explore all various avenues .
Any human who has used internet knows what it is to be under networks.
So let's talk about it today. This huge world with its humongous network, ensures we remain in contact always.
There's no part of the world unreachable and also there’s no way you can skip any office work.
Kudos to that! I remember the first time I got to read and learn about networks, it was mind blowing.
In layman terms, my company's network is so well organised that all the files I upload are always in place and accessible by me from anywhere.
Of course, I keep it safe from prying eyes, but guys, do give the topic a read!
About me
Username: CyberGod0001
Annonymous player - Cyber Security God
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My Trek Begins
While I work in the technology field already, I know very little about the world of programming. However, I am attempting to remedy that. My goal is to stick with this course to gain enough knowledge to maintain my relevance in today's workplace.I already view myself as a "Cool Character", but after learning a little bit in this course, I hope to elevate myself to status!!


Computer Science
Title
Personality Development
Location
PICT, Shivajinagar
From
22 August 2018
To
24 August 2018
Duration
2 Day(s)
Status
Not Accepted
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You accepted Ms. Pooja Kamat’s request for “Student Interest Seminar”


Fundamentals of Mobile Web Application Development
Module 1 Version of Website
Module 2 Version of Website
The GitHub Repository


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tablelist::convEventFields
Commandtablelist::getTablelistPath
Commandtablelist::getTablelistColumn
CommandThe commands described in this reference page are designed to be used in
binding scripts associated with the binding tags whose names are returned by
the bodytag
and labeltag
subcommands of the Tcl command associated with a tablelist widget. The
first two of these commands are also used in the default binding scripts
associated with the binding tag TablelistBody
. For
details and examples see the sections DEFAULT AND INDIVIDUAL BINDINGS FOR THE
TABLELIST BODY and DEFAULT
AND INDIVIDUAL BINDINGS FOR THE HEADER LABELS.
tablelist::convEventFields
Commandtablelist::convEventFields
- Convert event fields relative
to a descendant of a tablelist widgettablelist::convEventFields descendantPathName x y
descendantPathName
of one of its descendants and from
the x and y coordinates x
, y
relative to this descendant. The command returns these values as the
components of a list consisting of three elements.%W
, which can be the tablelist's body, one of the
separator frames, a label widget displaying an embedded image, or (a
descendant of) an embedded window. It can also be a header label or
of an additional widget placed by Tablelist into a header label for
displaying a header image or a sort arrow. Likewise, the arguments
x
and y
correspond to the event
fields %x
and %y
. The three
elements of the list returned by the command are usually assigned to the
help variables tablelist::W
,
tablelist::x
, and tablelist::y
,
by using the statement
foreach {tablelist::W tablelist::x tablelist::y} \ [tablelist::convEventFields %W %x %y] {}
tablelist::getTablelistPath
Commandtablelist::getTablelistPath
- Get the path name of a
tablelist widget from the path name of one of its descendantstablelist::getTablelistPath descendantPathName
descendantPathName
of one of its descendants.%W
, which can be the tablelist's body, one of the
separator frames, a label widget displaying an embedded image, or (a
descendant of) an embedded window. It can also be a header label or
of an additional widget placed by Tablelist into a header label for
displaying a header image or a sort arrow. The return value is often
assigned to the help variable tablelist::W
.tablelist::getTablelistColumn
Commandtablelist::getTablelistColumn
- Get the column number from
the path name of a tablelist header labeltablelist::getTablelistColumn headerLabelPathName
headerLabelPathName
of a tablelist header label or of
an additional widget placed by Tablelist into a header label for displaying
a header image or a sort arrow.%W
. The return value is often assigned to the
help variable tablelist::col
.


Komodo
talk-trading
A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Malti
19-Jun-19 02:23 PM
you specify an address to which you can send, and then send like a 'passcode' tx to the 'old' address?
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 02:23 PM
You can just about buy a Kiwi for that,
@grewalsatinder
Tek
19-Jun-19 02:23 PM
I regret not becoming a link marine
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:23 PM
the fruit or the bird?
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 02:23 PM
Your choice
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:24 PM
checking of local supermarket accepts crypto
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 02:24 PM
Although the bird may rise (in value) the fruit will only go down
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:24 PM
nope
shitcoin
BTC
they need real moony.... NZD
(edited)
Tek
19-Jun-19 02:24 PM
wonder if my unrealistic order at 13k for kmd will get filled
if btc moons to 12k it probably will
jl777c
19-Jun-19 02:25 PM
KMD to 10k ,guaranteed!
1
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 02:25 PM
BTC is an ancient dinosaur, which should not be 'fixed', but allowed to die and become extinct, to make way for new and improved tech driven currency
Tek
19-Jun-19 02:25 PM
got it, putting my orders lower
@jl777c
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:26 PM
alright.... I'm gonna put a 2k sats/KMD order, just after signing up some exchange....
(edited)
Malti
19-Jun-19 02:26 PM
10k USD
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:28 PM
are we there yet?
10k sats/KMD?
very impatient trader here
(edited)
Malti
19-Jun-19 02:28 PM
put up an order on barterlly
if it gets filled, we're there
KMDopalypse
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 02:29 PM
too dumb to fill a form
(edited)
how to use this
looking thing?
 The Lonely Island is Andy Samberg, Akiv...
Free boatride for 3
remember not to take
@Malti
dont want to lose muh keys like last time
maybe we should add documentation for proper boat use on
https://developers.komodoplatform.com
Komodo Documentation
Documentation for developers building on Komodo
Malti
19-Jun-19 03:32 PM
that documentation site looks sick
not a dev myself, but damn, looks very nice!
(edited)
Cryptoon
19-Jun-19 03:32 PM
shill it at work malti
you know you want to
Malti
19-Jun-19 03:32 PM
yes on it
Cryptoon
19-Jun-19 03:32 PM
shill kmd to the bankers
tell them they can still win from zuckcoin
Malti
19-Jun-19 03:34 PM
I shilled it to a guy at work that does a lot of talking at seminars and all and is a huge protagonist for Ecosystems and caring
grewalsatinder
19-Jun-19 03:34 PM
let'em keep zuking the fbcoin
Malti
19-Jun-19 03:34 PM
he was impressed with the 'tokenomics are for tokens, not for coins' article
and fully agrees with that vision
Cryptoon
19-Jun-19 03:48 PM
upgrade your shillgame brother
gear up
Malti
19-Jun-19 03:53 PM
i don't like shilling, just link the right people the website and articles of jl and so forth
1
conversion rate is about 60% of people that actually buy afterwards, which is pretty fkn good imo
1
АПС
19-Jun-19 03:57 PM
price UP ?
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:04 PM
veruscoin agama wallet is still safe right?
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:04 PM
yes
never unsafe
as the verus wallet didn't use the affected module
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:04 PM
ok
thank yo7
you**
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:05 PM
welcome
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:07 PM
it says there is a connection error
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
to the electrum server maybe
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
yes
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
which version?
could just be that electrum server is out of sync for a little while. try again in a bit
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
0.5.6
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
same here, nothing to worry about
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
this happened the last time i tried using this wallet too
a few weeks ago
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:08 PM
hmm
has it worked in between?
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:09 PM
no
ive only tried it these two times
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:10 PM
mac/windows/linux?
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:10 PM
windows
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
are you at work? maybe firewall issue
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
Go to 0,5,7-1, connectio. Error should not happen there
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
at home
@𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
what do you mean?
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
upgrade to
latest
and try again
FlyingDutchman
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
okay
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
Verus Agama 0.5.7-1 solves some connections issues
Malti
19-Jun-19 04:11 PM
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First open http://www.planetfour.org in a separate tab and sign in (clicking on the link should open the P4 webpage in a separate window). Once you log in you can close the window/tab and come back here.
The easiest way to get the gold standard data is to use a url query to make the Planet Four website show a specific image. The links are below for the images assigned to you for this week.
For each link below - click and it should take you to a new tab. Make your markings and then hit 'Finish' and then 'Next'. After that close the tab/window and come back here and classify the next link.
If you think a particular image was way especially hard then instead of 'Next' click discuss and add the talk hashtag #hard2see or you can send me the link
Note once you've gone to a link it should change color and your browswer should remember going there so you can track of what you've done and is still left to do. Also give the interace a second to load and retrieve the image (you might see the P4 home page flash first).
Reminder: First open http://www.planetfour.org in a separate tab and sign in (clicking on the link should open the P4 webpage in a separate window). Once you log in you can close the window/tab and come back here.
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Fire Down Below (1997) A Movie Review by David Sunga
Starring: Steven Seagal, Marg Helgenberger, Harry Dean Stanton, Stephen Lang, and Kris Kristofferson
Directed by: Felix Enriquez Alcala.
Written by Jeb Stuart and Philip Morton. Story by Jeb Stuart.
Synopsis: To set up the situation, the first five minutes of this movie explain that an evil mining corporation is illegally dumping radioactive waste in the backwoods of Kentucky, and that EPA agent Jack Taggert (Steven Seagal) is being sent to Kentucky to convince the scared local townspeople to testify against the big bad company.
The movie has two main plots: 1) Taggart attacks evil mining tycoon Orin Hanner (Kris Kistofferson) and Hanner's thugs because they once killed a fellow agent and friend of Taggert's, and; 2) Taggert courts a local outcast named Sarah (Marg Helgenberger). He tries to charm the scared townsfolk into testifying by giving them rides in his pickup truck, repairing wooden porches, and making a speech during a church service.
"Fire Down Below" features no big climactic battle, but does contain a few skirmishes lasting a few seconds a piece, where big Taggert (Seagal) gets to bully some undersized townfolk who are lackeys of the evil corporation.
Aikido content: Martial artist turned actor Steven Seagal is a real life Aikido expert. In most Seagal movies Seagal can usually be counted on for at least a kote gaeshi outward wrist turn, a sankyo controlling wristlock, and an irimi nage entering throw where he sidesteps forward and to the left and then clotheslines the opponent with his free right hand. In "Fire Down Below" Seagal manages at least a few sankyos and an irimi nage throw, but 90% of the time he uses standby moves such as front kicks to the groin and shoves. He does a new move - squeezing the neck with the fingers - probably twice. The fight photography often shows dark shots of people falling to the ground quickly and not getting up. These 'instant victory' fight scenes seemed too short, easy, and anticlimactic, so they didn't build any suspense or sense of impending danger for upcoming scenes .
Opinion: A typical action movie such as Seagal's earlier movie 'Under Siege' (1992) has short skirmishes building in suspense, leading to a climactic final confrontation. "Fire Down Below" doesn't do this (despite containing quite a few short scenes where good guy Taggert gets to domineer and bully people he doesn't like), so "Fire Down Below" appears to be more of an winded environmental drama than an accelerating action flick. The end result is that this pro-ecology film feels like an hour-long drama that has been stretched an extra 43 minutes to become a movie. If you're into country music, you'll enjoy a lot of wonderful cameos by celebrities such as Randy Travis and others in scenes where Jack Taggert escorts his girlfriend around town.
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Programming in Java? Need czech, russian, chinese or other characters? Use this to convert string to Java entities.
Java code
System.out.println("\u017Elu\u0165ou\u010Dk\u00FD k\u016F\u0148");
writes to stdout string žluťoučký kůň.


HyperCard
Reviewed Sept 6, 2019HyperCard is a direct manipulation, WYSIWYG graphical programming environment. It's scripting language, HyperTalk, is object-oriented, event-driven, and has English-like syntax. Inspired by SmallTalk, HyperCard is a medium that blurs the line between creating and using computer programs. Created by Bill Atkinson (after an LSD trip) and distributed free with every Mac until 1998, HyperCard kindled a love for programming in a generation. The first successful hypermedia system, it directly inspired HTTP, JavaScript, and wikis.
Product Feel
- 👍 Direct-manipulation WYSIWYG editor feels like PowerPoint
- 👍 Event-based, OOP, script editor feels like MIT Scratch
- 👎 Hard to learn (couldn't find good docs)
Basic Usage
The above video (8 min) creates a simple todo list application in ViperCard, a modern re-implementation of HyperCard for the web. It demonstrates:
- creating a read-only text field
- moving elements around with the direct manipulation WYSIWYG editor
- creating an editable text input
- creating a button
- appending the value of one text field to another
- event handling, string concatenation, if-statements, key-press detection in HyperTalk
Note: vipercard.net is down at the time of writing. I was able to get it mostly working by following the build instructions on this version of the codebase. This is still the quickest way to get up and running with something like HyperCard that I found.
User Levels
HyperCard users can move fluidly between browsing, typing, painting, authoring, and scripting a program. Hypercard saves all changes automatically, so lower-power levels are useful for when you don't want to mess up a friend's stack.
English-like syntax
Trying to bring programming to "the rest of us", HyperTalk is renowned for its English-like syntax. A common example of HyperTalk's readability is the line: put the first word of the third line of field "hello" into field "goodbye"
. The numbers 1
and 2
can be referenced with one
and two
or first
and second
.


Reference validator for mzTab 2.0-M
mzTab 2.0 for metabolomics is a data exchange format for mass-spectrometry-based experimental data from the "omics" and neighboring sciences, focusing on small molecules like metabolites and lipids.
- It is hierarchically organized, from metadata to summary information to mass spectrometry (MS) features and evidence,
- captures quantitative and qualitative information about reported molecules for individual MS runs and aggregated across study variables,
- follows minimum recommended reporting guidelines for omics experiments,
- provides structural and logical validation, and
- semantic validation based on controlled vocabulary (CV) terms.
This application provides a web-based validator for mzTab 2.0-M and the prior mzTab version 1.0 (mainly for proteomics) below, and a REST API for programmatic validation against mzTab 2.0-M.


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Radionator is an app that makes switching between online radio stations easy.
You can find the project repo on
Github.
Awesome CSS Background from SVGBackgrounds.com .
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The Tale of Brownie Beaver
by Arthur Scott Bailey
Chapter 10: “A Holiday”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1916
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Bailey, A. S. (1916). The Tale of Brownie Beaver. New York: Grosset and Dunlap.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.0
- Word Count: 837
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, children's stories, sleepy-time tales
- ✎ Cite This
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There was great rejoicing in the little village in the pond when Brownie Beaver returned with the good news that there would be no more hunting and fishing. And when old Grandaddy Beaver said that everybody ought to take a holiday to celebrate the occasion, all the villagers said it was a fine idea.
So they stopped working, for once, and began to plan the celebration. They thought that there ought to be swimming races and tree-felling contests. And Brownie Beaver said that after the holiday was over he would suggest that someone be chosen to go down and thank Farmer Green for putting the notice on the tree.
The whole village agreed to Brownie’s proposal and they voted to see who should be sent. Brownie Beaver himself passed his hat around to take up the votes. And it was quickly found that every vote was for Brownie Beaver. He had even voted for himself. But no one seemed to care about that.
Then the swimming races began. There was a race under water, a race with heads out of water—and another in which each person who took part had to stay beneath the surface as long as he could.
That last race caused some trouble. A young scamp called Slippery Sam won it. And many people thought that he had swum up inside his house, where he could get air, without being seen. But no one could prove it; so he won the race, just the same.
Next came the tree-felling contest. There were six, including Brownie Beaver, that took part in it. Grandaddy Beaver had picked out six trees of exactly the same size. Each person in the contest had to try to bring his tree to the ground first. And that caused some trouble, too, because some claimed that their trees were of harder wood than others—and more difficult to gnaw—while others complained that the bark of their trees tasted very bitter, and of course that made their task unpleasant.
Those six trees, falling one after another, made such a racket that old Mr. Crow heard the noise miles away and flew over to see what was happening.
After everybody crept out of his hiding-place some time afterward (everyone had to hide for a while, you know), there was Mr. Crow sitting upon one of the fallen trees.
“What’s going on?” he inquired. “You’re not going to cut down the whole forest, I hope.”
Then they told him about the celebration. And Mr. Crow began to laugh.
“What are you going to do next?” he asked.
“We’re a-going to send Brownie Beaver over to Pleasant Valley to thank Farmer Green for his kindness in putting an end to hunting and fishing,” said old Grandaddy Beaver. “And he’s a-going to start right away.”
Mr. Crow looked around. And there was Brownie Beaver, with a lunch-basket in his hand, all ready to begin his long journey.
“Say good-by to him then,” said Mr. Crow, “for you’ll never see him again.”
“What do you mean?” Grandaddy Beaver asked. And as for Brownie—he was so frightened that he dropped his basket right in the water.
“I mean—” said Mr. Crow—“I mean that it’s a very dangerous errand. You don’t seem to have understood that sign. In the first place, it was not Farmer Green, but his son Johnnie, who nailed it to the tree.”
“Ah!” Brownie Beaver cried. “That is why one of the words was misspelled!”
“No doubt!” Mr. Crow remarked. As a matter of fact, not being able to read he hadn’t known about the word that was spelled wrong. “In the second place,” he continued, “the sign doesn’t mean that hunting and fishing are to be stopped. It means that no one but Johnnie Green is going to hunt and fish in this neighborhood. He wants all the hunting and fishing for himself. That’s why he put up that sign. And instead of hunting and fishing being stopped, I should say that they were going to begin to be more dangerous than ever.... They tell me,” he added, “that Johnnie Green had a new gun on this birthday.”
Brownie Beaver said at once that he was not going on the errand of thanks.
“I resign,” he said, “and anyone that wants to go in my place is welcome to do so.”
But nobody cared to go. And the whole village seemed greatly disappointed, until Grandaddy Beaver made a short speech.
“We’ve all had a good holiday, anyhow,” he said. “And I should say that was something to be thankful for.”


GrDrawBitmap(), GrDrawBitmapAtCP, GrFillBitmap(), GrFillBitmapAtCP(), GrDrawHugeBitmap(), GrDrawHugeBitmapAtCP(), GrDrawImage()
In this section only drawing bitmaps will be discussed. For information on creating and modifying bitmaps, see the Graphics Environment chapter.
GrDrawBitmap()
draws a bitmap. This routine is very versatile. It can draw simple and complex bitmaps. It can draw compacted or uncompacted bitmaps, can use a bitmap-specific palette, handles strange resolutions intelligently, and generally does the right thing. If you're working with a large bitmap and want to manage its storage, you may provide a routine to pass in part of the bitmap at a time. If the bitmap is stored in a huge array (true of all bitmaps created with
GrCreateBitmap()
) use
GrDrawHugeBitmap()
instead of
GrDrawBitmap()
, and it will manage memory for you.
GrDrawBitmapAtCP()
draws a bitmap at the current position.
If you just want to draw a monochrome bitmap, consider using the
GrFillBitmap()
command. This routine treats the bitmap like a mask, coloring the "on" pixels with the present area color, and leaving the "off" pixels alone so that whatever is underneath the bitmap can show through. This routine is heavily optimized and very fast.
GrFillBitmapAtCP()
works the same way, filling the bitmap at the current position.
Use
GrDrawHugeBitmap()
to draw a bitmap that has been stored in a HugeArray data structure. Remember that any bitmaps created by
GrCreateBitmap()
are stored in a
HugeArray
.
GrDrawHugeBitmap()
will automatically take care of memory management.
GrDrawHugeBitmapAtCP()
works the same way, drawing the bitmap at the current position.
GrFillHugeBitmap()
and
GrFillHugeBitmapAtCP()
fill huge bitmaps.
GrDrawImage()
is less adaptable but faster than
GrDrawBitmap()
.
GrDrawImage()
has its own kind of scaling which doesn't work in the standard GEOS fashion. This routine ignores the resolutions of both device and bitmap and displays the bitmap so that each pixel of the bitmap corresponds to one pixel of the display. If the coordinate system has been scaled or rotated,
GrDrawImage()
will ignore the scale and rotation when drawing the bitmap. The bitmap may be magnified, but this is not quite the same as normal scaling: The bitmap's resolution is still ignored, but each pixel of the bitmap will receive a square of pixels on the display.
GrDrawHugeImage()
draws the image of a bitmap stored in a
HugeArray
.
The image-drawing routines take an
ImageFlags
structure which holds a flag to specify whether borders should be drawn between the pixels of the bitmap and a bit size field which specifies the magnification to use.


Enter the filenames of the uploaded files to not scan as top level modules, represented as a comma-separated list of ant-style exclude patterns such that '*' matches 0 or more characters and '?' matches exactly 1 character.
Patterns are case-sensitive. Patterns that include commas because they denote filenames that contain commas need to replace the commas with a wildcard character.
Because the matching is performed based only on filename, it is incorrect to use patterns that include path separators ('\' or '/').
If no filepaths are provided, no files (except default excludes) in the job's workspace root directory are excluded.


Analyzing data¶
The enb.aanalysis
module is the second half of the enb library.
It is devoted to help you produce high-quality figures
for easy result analysis, and to include in reports and other documents.
It is designed so that:
The output of your experiments can be easily and quickly analyzed
You can analyze external data (.csv is used as universal interchange format)
The basics of using analyzers is in the next section. A gallery of examples very loosely categorized is provided in the next one.


choice(sequence)
Returns one random item from the sequence
parameter (a tuple, list, or string). The choice() command is syntactic sugar for the comparatively awkward incantation:
sequence[random(len(sequence))]
words = ["It is certain", "Reply hazy try again", "Outlook not so good"] c = choice(words) # Variable c contains a random item from the words list # It might now be "It is certain"... # or "Reply hazy try again"... # or "Outlook not so good"


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Run the workload:
Click on the green button in the top right panel. You can see the statements in the workload by clicking on the arrow next to the 'Task set' field.
To view the performance, click on the 'Metrics Graphed' button below the green button to show the performance graph.
Stop the workload:
Click on the red stop button.


Edward Snowden
A Whistleblower
Here is a time line of Edward Snowden life
- June 21, 1983: Edward Joseph Snowden is born in Elizabeth City, N.C. He spends his early life there before moving with his parents, Lonnie, a Coast Guard officer, and Elizabeth, known as Wendy, to Maryland.
- 1991-1998: Snowden attends public schools in Anne Arundel County, south of Baltimore, before dropping out of high school in his sophomore year.
- 1999-2001: During this period, the New York Times reports, he developed a fascination with computers and technology and socialized with a tight circle of friends who were similarly enamored of the Internet and Japanese anime culture. He also registered on the Ars Technica website, a hacking and technology forum, and over a two-year period posted as “The One True Hooha” or just “Hooha” about role-playing video games. After his parents’ divorce in 2001, Snowden lived with his mother in Ellicott City, Md.
- 2002-2004: After attending a local community college off and on, Snowden passes a General Educational Development test to receive a high school equivalency credential. In March 2004, he enlists in an Army Reserve Special Forces training program to “fight to help free people from oppression” in Iraq, he later tells Britain’s Guardian newspaper. But he says he broke his legs in a training accident, and Army records show he was discharged in September. He then lands a job as a security guard at the Center for Advanced Study of Language at the University of Maryland, which has a close relationship with the National Security Agency, according to the Times.
- 2006: Snowden is hired by the CIA as a technical/IT expert and receives a top-secret clearance.
- 2007-2009: Snowden is posted to Geneva, Switzerland, under diplomatic cover as an IT and cyber security expert for the CIA, a position that gives him access to a wide array of classified documents. He later tells the Guardian that during this period he became disillusioned “about how my government functions and what its impact is in the world. I realized that I was part of something that was doing far more harm than good."
- Late 2009-March 2012: Snowden’s supervisor at the CIA placed a critical assessment of his behavior and work habits in his personnel file and voiced the suspicion that he had tried to “break into classified computer files to which he was not authorized to have access,” the New York Times reports after he is identified as the leaker, quoting two unnamed “senior American officials.” Snowden leaves the CIA soon after his supervisor’s criticism and begins work as a NSA contractor assigned by Dell -- one of 854,000 contractors with top-secret clearance working for the federal government. Over the next several years, he switches between assignments with the NSA and CIA for Dell, including a stint at a NSA facility in Japan that lasts until March 2012.
- March 2012: Snowden moves to Hawaii to work at a NSA facility there as a Dell employee. He moves into a blue-and-white house in Waipahu, where he is joined by his girlfriend, Lindsay Mills, a 28-year-old performance artist. He donates $250 to the Republican presidential campaign of libertarian Ron Paul, campaign records show, followed by a second contribution of the same amount two months later.
- Dec. 1, 2012: Snowden reaches out to Glenn Greenwald, a lawyer and columnist for The Guardian.
- Jan. 2013: Snowden reaches out to Laura Poitras, a documentary filmmaker.
- March 2013: He seeks a new contractor job with Booz Allen Hamilton at the same NSA facility in Hawaii. He later tells the South China Morning Post that he did so to get additional access to classified documents he intends to leak.


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grewalsatinder
14-Jun-19 06:09 PM
KMD being major base player can be seen from the examples of DigitalPrice an Graviex
DigitalPrice made first KMD base pairs to my knowledge on a centralised exchange
it gained so much user base for KMD traders in short amount of time
and PIRATE/KMD gained even more because of that
It gives the sign that the DEX will have far more volume on KMD base pair for it's ecosystem assetchains
yes, you can check #dex-hyperdex where the dev mentioned they will work on upgrading their app to use mm2.0
AtomicDEX is basically designed for mobiles first.
It's coded using modern language stacks like Flutter.io and Dart language
And the recent updates in these languages says that the same software stake built apps for mobiles can also be easily ported to desktop
so can sure expect the same applications on Desktop sometime in future.... not sure when.


Update Auto Scaling Group Request. More...
Inherits AmazonServiceRequestConfig.
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - init |
| Default constructor for a new object. | |
| (NSString *) | - description |
| Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | autoScalingGroupName |
| The name of the Auto Scaling group. | |
| NSString * | launchConfigurationName |
| The name of the launch configuration. | |
| NSNumber * | minSize |
| The minimum size of the Auto Scaling group. | |
| NSNumber * | maxSize |
| The maximum size of the Auto Scaling group. | |
| NSNumber * | desiredCapacity |
| The desired capacity for the Auto Scaling group. | |
| NSNumber * | defaultCooldown |
| The amount of time, in seconds, after a scaling activity completes before any further trigger-related scaling activities can start. | |
| NSMutableArray * | availabilityZones |
| Availability zones for the group. | |
| NSString * | healthCheckType |
| The service of interest for the health status check, either "EC2" for Amazon EC2 or "ELB" for Elastic Load Balancing. | |
| NSNumber * | healthCheckGracePeriod |
| The length of time that Auto Scaling waits before checking an instance's health status. | |
| NSString * | placementGroup |
| The name of the cluster placement group, if applicable. | |
| NSString * | vPCZoneIdentifier |
| The identifier for the VPC connection, if applicable. |
Update Auto Scaling Group Request.
| - (NSString * AutoScalingUpdateAutoScalingGroupRequest.)description |
Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging.
| - (id AutoScalingUpdateAutoScalingGroupRequest.)init |
Default constructor for a new object.
Callers should use the property methods to initialize this object after creating it.
- (NSString *) autoScalingGroupName [read, write, retain] |
The name of the Auto Scaling group.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 1600
Pattern: [---
]*
- (NSMutableArray *) availabilityZones [read, write, retain] |
Availability zones for the group.
Constraints:
Length: 1 -
- (NSNumber *) healthCheckGracePeriod [read, write, retain] |
The length of time that Auto Scaling waits before checking an instance's health status.
The grace period begins when an instance comes into service.
- (NSString *) healthCheckType [read, write, retain] |
The service of interest for the health status check, either "EC2" for Amazon EC2 or "ELB" for Elastic Load Balancing.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 32
Pattern: [---
]*
- (NSString *) launchConfigurationName [read, write, retain] |
The name of the launch configuration.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 1600
Pattern: [---
]*
- (NSString *) placementGroup [read, write, retain] |
The name of the cluster placement group, if applicable.
For more information, go to <a webservices.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using_cluster_computing.html"> Using Cluster Instances in the Amazon EC2 User Guide.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 255
Pattern: [---
]*
- (NSString *) vPCZoneIdentifier [read, write, retain] |
The identifier for the VPC connection, if applicable.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 255
Pattern: [---
]*


Handling keyboard shortcuts in Angular with Redux ( NgRx )
Press Character C on keyboard to open, and ESC to close window for composing message.


THE PILLOW BOOK A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1997 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
Rating: *** (Maltin scale)
Let me get one thing straight from the outset.
In "The Pillow Book," eclectic British director Peter Greenaway's exotic tale of calligraphy and eroticism, you get to see Ewan McGregor's thing.
McGregor, the hot young import of "Trainspotting," "Emma," and this summer's "Brassed Off!," has proven a bankable commodity in a few short years, so "Ewan McGregor... Penis!" might seem an unusual summation of his career to date (this is how one audience member economically previewed his latest film to a fellow viewer). Penises come in all shapes and sizes, from intimidating, turkey neck monsters to little doggy do-shaped squigglers, and such is the preponderance of penises on parade in "The Pillow Book" that sitting through it feels like watching "Multiplicity" with Harvey Keitel in the lead.
While some might not find the flaccid male organ particularly attractive, Greenaway's fearlessness in displaying it so flamboyantly does satisfy a sense of equality. With all too many actresses--talented ones included--being required to bare all to secure even the leanest of parts in a mainstream movie, Greenaway provides the rare opportunity for male performers to show us what they're really made of. McGregor, if for nothing else, should be commended for his willingness to stand around naked for the sake of Art.
Or in the case of "The Pillow Book," body Art.
Challenging, irritating, but always sumptuously decadent, Greenaway's films are about as far removed from traditional cinema as you can get. He's also controversial; his "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover," clearly the work of a truly gifted and original filmmaker, helped usher in the NC-17 rating. Another reason to get excited by a Greenaway movie is that they don't come along all that often. His last movie to open in Philadelphia was the stylish, sleepily Shakespearean "Prospero's Books" in 1991. For some reason--and it wouldn't be the first time this has happened to the filmmaker--his 1993 film "The Baby of Macon" seemed to have trouble finding a distributor.
This time around, Greenaway's elaborately ornate work draws its origins from a pillow book (diary) of a 10th Century Japanese courtier called Sei Shonagon. Her writings focus on lists of "things which make the heart beat faster"--plum blossom covered in snow or all things indigo-colored, for example. As the story switches to modern-day Japan, we find Sei Shonagon's journal being read to Nagiko (played in adulthood by Vivian Wu) by her aunt.
 "He paints in the eyes, the lips, and the sex. Then he paints in the owner's name lest he should ever forget it. When he approves of his creation, he signs his name in order to bring it to life."  In this way she can honor her father. McGregor's naive translator/scribbler Jerome provides Nagiko the foil she needs for both endeavors.
Greenaway constructs his story about "flesh and the writing table" with an experimental barrage of mattes, overlays, and subtitles, switching from black and white to color and back again. Words pour like rain. Excess is always a good word to describe his style, yet with "The Pillow Book," Greenaway's obsession with language, both written (the bold brushstrokes of the Japanese characters) and spoken (Wu's stilted yet effective narration) complement the visual imagery superbly.
The director has himself admitted that his process of making films is actually more rewarding than watching them. With "The Pillow Book," Peter Greenaway explores a subject that provides an ideal medium for his peerless technique. For this reason, the watching is reward enough.
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by BeSoccerThe Santiago Bernabéu is predicted to be a sell-out for the Madrid v PSG game next week.
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PSG won 3-0 in the previous fixture at the Parc des Princes. A better match is expected due to Madrid's improvement in the last few weeks.


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When working with Jenkins Shared Libraries, a problem you’ll run into, sooner or later, is that you’ll want to simultaneously make a change in two places:
- the library code
- the code in your
Jenkinsfile
that uses the modified library code
The problem is that the modified library code lives in a branch in the library repo, whereas the code you need to add to the Jenkinsfile to test it will live in a branch inside your project repo (or whatever repo your Jenkinsfile lives in, but — whatever the case — a different repo to the library one).
For clarity below, we’ll call the first repo “library repo” and the second one “pipeline repo”. Each of these needs to have its own (short-lived) branch that will allow you to test your change.
The easy approach
A very easy way to test the new code is to push a new branch to your library repo and then head on over to Jenkins System settings and change the default version of the shared library that Jenkins loads from the library repo, to the version in that development branch.
This way Jenkins will pick up the changes from the library repo branch and use the new library feature in the next run of your job. You then just need a branch in your pipeline repo, where you store the code changes for actually using the new code from the library. And then to run a job against this pipeline repo branch.
Of course, this simple / easy way to test things out is far from perfect. It requires a manual step of changing your Jenkins System settings and changing the default library version might a̵f̵f̵e̵c̵t break! any other job that relies on it. Maybe a suitable approach for a dev env where you’re just on your own Jenkins, but probably no-go area for a shared Jenkins instance with frequent jobs from other teams.
The isolation approach
Ideally, you’d want these changes to be isolated from any other job, so your slack notifications don’t start sounding like a ringtone after your teammates’s jobs start randomly failing…
One way to do this is to change the library version your job uses, but from your
Jenkinsfile
rather than from the Jenkins System settings. You can do by explicitly
loading the library version
you need.
The code, assuming you want to load the version from branch feature/branch
, of your library
repo, would look like this:
library "3scale-library@feature/branch"
This would allow you to keep your build entirely isolated from others, and test the changes from the library in your code.
The downside with this approach is that the branch name of the library repo then becomes hard-coded. And what’s more, you don’t want to keep it that way. You only want to use the version from your feature branch, just while you’re still developing that feature. Once your Pull/Merge request was merged in your library repo, you would want the pipeline repo to use the standard version of the library again (e.g. master).
Can we do any better?
Yes, clearly! (Otherwise what would this post be about, right?)
We will base our approach on the above method for loading the library, and use a simple convention:
If a branch exists in library repo, and it has the same name as the branch in the pipeline repo, we will use that version of the library, instead of the standard one.
Basically, in our Jenkinsfile
we will try to load the library from library repo branch
with the same name as the branch from pipeline repo, that the pipeline is running on.
This branch name is made available as an environment variable in the pipeline DSL, so we never need to commit any branch names in our source!
stage('Load 3scale Library'){
steps {
script {
try {
library identifier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>retriever: modernSCM(
[
$class: 'GitSCMSource',
remote: 'git@<redacted>:3scale/cp-shared-library.git',
credentialsId: '<redacted>'
]
)
}catch(Exception e) {
echo "tried to load library version from ${env.BRANCH_NAME}, but branch does not appear to exist in library repo. Continuing with default version."
library identifier: '3scale-library_default@master',
retriever: modernSCM(
[
$class: 'GitSCMSource',
remote: 'git@<redacted>:3scale/cp-shared-library.git',
credentialsId: '<redacted>'
]
)
}
}
}
}
This is neat & tidy!
Because:
- we never need to make any manual changes to Jenkins to start using new code from shared library — just push a new branch, as you normally would
- we never need to merge untested code to master branch, just so we can test it
- we never need to commit any branch names to source control (and therefore never need to revert any commits)
- with the library scm definition entirely a part of the Jenkinsfile, Jenkins system settings don’t have to be modified at all!
Limitations
You might notice one limitation in the code above:
the library
step does not allow the same library name to be loaded twice
(even though the first load failed… : / ).
As such, we have to resort to the only not-so-elegant bit in our solution: use a different name for the library.
IMPORTANT: For this to work, you MUST NOT have a library with either of the above two
names defined in the global settings with the “Load implicitly” option enabled, because,
as per the documentation,
the library
step cannot be used to override an implicitly loaded library version.
Hope this helps someone out there — took me a few hours to get this setup tested, so I thought I’d save others the trouble…
Please leave a comment if you think this can be improved further!


ART
Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.
Do you spend lectures doodling in your notebook and have a knack for bringing to life with those colors,
a Kodak moment? Do you think out of the box and explore the very frontiers of human creativity? Lose
yourself and drown in the colours of the world. Create that which cannot be explained but only
experienced. An artist would not be an artist if the world appeared normal. With a plethora of unique
competitions like 3-D Painting, Doodling, Sketching, Painting and Rapid Rounds, Fine Arts at Mood Indigo
is where you’re restricted only by the boundaries in your own mind!
In this event, contestants will be required to present
their best creation out of the material provided to them. As we proceed with
this competition, the challenges will keep getting tougher. Tougher themes
and even tougher time restrictions. A marathon intended to test their
creativity and imagination, with the completion of each stage, the
contestants will be filtered until we have our Last Man Standing.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Rules:
1. There will be 3 Rounds: The total time provided for completing all the rounds
will be 3 hours.
2. Required Materials will be provided.
3. Activities along with topics will be given on the spot for each round.
4. Contestants found with any unfair means or with layout reference during the
competition will be disqualified.
5. The judges result shall be final and binding.
Contestants are required to sculpt a model using blades
and sculpting tools, out of the material provided to them.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
MUSIC
“Music is the greatest communication in the world. Even if people don't understand the
language that
you're singing in, they still know good music when they hear it.” - Lou Rawls
At Engifest, get a chance to express the musician in you alongside some of the best in the country!
From bongos to tablas to drums, from harps to violins to guitars and what not at this year’s Music
Competitions at Engifest. Music for the soul searchers and for the head-bangers; we've got it all to
revive the melody inside you. With music making its foray through the wilderness of ghazals and khayals,
pop and rock, classical and western, and not to forget fusion, we present an experience
unprecedented!
Does music run through your veins and beat in your chest?
Is singing the passion you live for? Yes? Then bring out the performer in
you at Engi-Idol and
mesmerize the audience with your voice.
REGISTRATION:
Registration has to be done ONLINE ONLY. There will be NO on the spot
registration.
ONLINE PRELIMS:
Send your recording (audio/video) or the link to your YouTube video along
with your
contact details to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date:
Time:
Venue:
If music is your language, and the stage is your world,
then grab the microphone and
get ready to enchant everyone with your vocals. Come, be a part of
Vocalicious. The stage awaits you.
REGISTRATION: Registration has to be done ONLINE ONLY. There will be NO
on the spot registration.
ONLINE PRELIMS:
Send your recording (audio/video) or the link to your
YouTube video along with your contact details to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date:
Time:
Venue:
Music is, certainly, the strongest form of magic- one that
transcends all boundaries. So gather up your best wizards and bewitch the
audience with your symphonies! Cast your spell at Balladeers!
REGISTRATION:
Registration has to be done ONLINE ONLY. There will be NO on the spot
registration.
Please note: Only one person from a group should register.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Music is well said to be the speech of angels. If yours is
the team that can create a heaven with your voices, get ready with your
bandish, and take the stage at Vrind!
REGISTRATION:
Registration has to be done ONLINE ONLY. There will be NO on the spot
registration.
Please note: Only one person from a group should register.
Date: 19 Feb
Time: 9:00 am
Venue: Convocation Hall
The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they are
felt with the
heart.
If you’re the pair whose melodies can resonate in the hearts of the masses,
give it what
you’ve got at Two’s a Show!
REGISTRATION:
Registration has to be done ONLINE ONLY. There will be NO on the spot
registration.
Please note: Only one person from the pair should register.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Can you experiment with raw tunes and sing in a langue
etrangere?
Create a mind-blowing musical reaction with the languages you love and show
us your chemistry as Acoustic Alchemy will be your laboratory!
REGISTRATION:
Participants can register both online and offline (on the spot).
Please note: Only one person from the team should register.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
DANCE
“Dance is for everybody. I believe that the dance came from the people and that it
should always be delivered back to the people.” - Alvin Ailey
Ain’t that right? No matter who watches, just dance and let your soul be free, entering a state of pure
ecstasy. Go wild and crazy. Is this not all that dance is about? There is a li'l insanity in dancing
that does everybody a great deal of good. So loosen up and let the insanity in you take control. Move
your body to the groovy beats and fill your vision with crowds cheering for you on stage! Classical and
folk, Hip Hop and Bollywood, Contemporary and Duet- at MI, we have them all! Come, celebrate your
panache with our profound Dance Competitions. Are you ready!
Dance is the language of the soul and ENGIFEST'17 gives every soul a
beautiful platform to express, a competitive environment for every dancer to
showcase their talent!
Calling out to all dance enthusiasts to dance their hearts out. Whatever
your style be - jazz, hip hop, contemporary, classical or freestyle, SPANDAN
gives you a chance to showcase your hidden talent and passion.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
ROUND 1 - Preliminary round: Video based selection round.
ROUND 2 - Finale: Best 15 people selected from the prelims will compete against
each
other on the day of the final event
1. Only college students are allowed.
2. Last date of online registration is 10th February. On the spot registrations
will not be
entertained.
3. Any props/costumes if to be used should be arranged by the participants. Use
of fire
or any other inflammable object is restricted.
4. Time limit is 2-4 minutes.
5. Qualified participants have to ensure that one copy of their edited song is
with the
event head and one copy they should carry with them. Song should be in .mp3
format.
Also, it is the contestant's duty to be careful and aware of the order of
performance and
should be present 15 minutes before the allotted time.
6. All the participants are required to carry their identity cards to the campus
on the day
of the event.
7. The organizing committee reserves the right to change the venue, time and
rules, if
required.
8. The decision of the judges will be final and binding.
Dance is the language of the soul and ENGIFEST'17 gives every soul a
beautiful platform to express, a competitive environment for every dancer to
showcase their talent!
Dancing together is different feet moving to the same beats. We invite you
to a fleeting moment where you feel alive, to enchant the crowd with your
vibrant rhythm and to claim the Spandan crown.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
ROUND 1 - Preliminary Round: Video based selection
ROUND 2 - Finale: Best 15 teams selected from the prelims will compete against
each
other on the day of the final event
1. There is no restriction on the theme. It's an Open theme Group Dance
Competition.
2. Maximum 1 team per college allowed.
3. Cross-college teams are not allowed.
4. Only college students are allowed to participate.
Prelims:-
1. Teams have to submit a 3-5 minute video of their performance for prelims.
2. In case of multiple video submissions, only the first one will be considered
for
evaluation.
3. No late entries shall be tolerated.
4. Decision of the judges and the Organising Committee will be final and
binding.
5. No responsibility will be held by DTU for any late or lost entries or any
such events.
Finals:-
1. Time limit per team: 8-10 minutes. Teams will be penalized in case the time
limit is
exceeded.
2. Team size should not be more than 20. However there must be at least 6
members on
stage at any point during the performance.
3. It is mandatory for all the team members to carry their college ID cards to
the final
event.
4. Usage of props is allowed and should be consulted with any of the event heads
in
advance.
5. Use of fire or any other inflammable object is restricted.
6. No lead dancer or solo performance is allowed at any point of time during the
performance.
7. The selected teams must send their final song track 2 days before the final
event and
also bring the same in a pen drive/CD on the day of the final event.
8. The selected teams must report at the registration desk two hours before the
event.
9. Decision of the judges and the Organising Committee will be final and
binding. The
college reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify any entry at
any time in the
event if it is determined that the entrant has not complied with these rules or
has acted
in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner.
10. The prizes are subject to change on the basis of quality of
participation.
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Anushthaan, organized by Nrityangana, The Classical Dance
Society of DTU, truly depicts the glorified culture and traditions of India.
With performances ranging from Gujarat's Garba to Punjab’s Bhangra, from the
mesmerizing moves of Bharatnatyam to the graceful Kathak, the classical and
folk dance competition, Anushthaan, has been and will continue to add
colours to the Engifest.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
S.T.F.U (Switch the Funk up) is the street dance
competition of Engifest which has become an established dance event in just
an year of existence.
In this event, various street dancers will thrill you with their immaculate
dancing styles. Be a part of the crowd that will witness some of the top
dancers of our college battle it out for the prize. The competition was
judged by International world class dancers Boogie Frantick, Mighty ZULU
Kings and The GR818ERS. So, get ready to witness the ultimate dancing
event!!
Workshop:
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Main Event:
Date:
Time:
Venue:
DRAMA
“I like the ephemeral thing about theatre, every performance is like a ghost - it's
there and then it's gone.” - Maggie Smith
The adrenaline rush just when you get the cue to mount the stage followed by the satisfaction of
creating a stunning performance from a two-line idea. Acting, directing, script-writing and technicals;
whatever your forte; join in for all the action! From the classy one-act plays to the thrills of street
plays, from on-spot improve comedy to the mesmerizing beauty of non-verbal theatre, this time
can't get more dramatic!
Nukkad, the street event, brings out the issues and
afflictions that ravage our nation at every moment, each day, and attempts
to bring a change in the situations of the afflicted.
Prelims:
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Natya, the stage event, performs the all-important role of telling stories –
stories that make you shiver, that make you feel peaceful, that will connect
with you on a level that makes a million things cross your mind.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
LITERARY
"The limits of my language are the limits of my world" - Ludwig Wittgenstein
Come home to the Mecca of the Literary Arts, where the finest compete and the wittiest set standards! We
stage them all, from nail-biting grand quizzes to witty events like creative writing, mind boggling word
games and spelling competitions.  Intelligence, knowledge, creativity, spontaneity, linguistic proficiency - just a few tools
in a learned man's toolbox.
If you think quick wit and impeccable English is your forte, then 'War of
Words' is a good
enough challenge for you. Conventional, Turncoat, Parliamentary Debate- you
name it. War
of words is going to put your intellect and your command over the lingua
franca of the
cosmos.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
SYAAHI’17 the annual Literary fest in collaboration with ENGIFEST’17 of
Delhi Technological
University(Formerly Delhi College OF engineering) invites you to the SAGA of
words, where
words define you , CREATIVE WRITING, A rendezvous with thoughts- khayalon se
mulakat.
In the rush of our monotonous lives, we breathe but forget to live. It is
time to give Voice to
our Turbulent sea of emotions and dance above the surface of the world and
let our
thoughts lift our quills into creativity that is not hampered by opinion
Date:
Time:
Venue:
A WORD GAMES event, Mixed Bag is the ultimate amalgamation of literary,
lingual and
logical hurdles for all the masters of all trades out there! So wear your
thinking caps and get
along with one of the most celebrated events of all time.
यह वह मौका है जहाँ आप अपनी छिपी रचनात्मकता दिखा सकते हैं, अपने अन्दर छुपी
काव्य प्रतिभा को प्रकट कर
सकते हैं | प्रतिभागियों को एक वास्तविक स्वरचित हिन्दी कविता प्रस्तुत करनी
होगी | यह एक व्यक्तिगत
प्रतियोगिता है |
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Get ready for this fast paced, 60 second linguistic thriller! This battle
tests your quick
thinking, speaking ability and command over the English language.
You got a minute to win it!
Date:
Time:
Venue:
यह एक मौखिक प्रतियोगिता है, जिसमे आप को दिए गए विषय पर आधारित एक चित्र के
सम्बन्ध में अल्प-समय
में सोचकर एक सरल और तार्किक तरीके में अपने विचारों को व्यक्त करना होगा|
Date:
Time:
Venue:
PRO SHOWS
The most anticipated events of Engifest. Having featured international artists like Shutby and Drum,
along with Bollywood favorites like Pritam, Vishal-Shekhar and
Sunidhi Chauhan, these grand events make for the perfect end to each day, on all the 3 days.
Groove to the rhythm of your favorite artists in a 40,000+ crowd!
Coming Soon
FASHION
This is the place where you get to show off your personality traits that you quietly praise yourself for
every time you look in the mirror or present yourself to the crowd. Here you can let flow your hidden
talents, be it your charm and personality, your competence in the kitchen, your freestyle soccer or your
blogging skills! How you look and how you carry yourself – all of this is a part of human culture. Then
why not incorporate them! Hence, Fashion!
Made with sugar and spice and everything nice!
Watch beautiful and glamourous girls & tall and handsome boys set the
stage aflame as they walk down that aisle in their splendid attires and
exciting themes.
Paridhan is a celebration of style, confidence and elegance.
So, let the unparalleled aura of Paridhan enrapture you at Engifest
Infinity!
Date:
Time:
Venue:
A Paegent wrapped up with glamour. Campus Princess is a platform to bring
out your talent and finesse, introduce yourself as the most stunning and
talented girls across campuses. With varied aspirations, passions and rock
solid attitude, these girls will conquer the world. The competition has been
judged by the Ms. India 2017.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
MISCELLANEOUS
Try out your hand on unconventional activities and arts under the guidance of
experienced professionals! If you’ve ever had the desire to learn daring stunts, art that will inspire,
or any sort of a performing art, this is the space to watch out for!
The whirr of tyres speeding down the tracks; the feel of
vintage bikes driving by you…
Yes! SHAKEDOWN, the most anticipated event of Engifest’17 is here!
Presented by Souls of Speed, Shakedown is one-of-a-kind roadshow- a
spectacle which would leave you enticed. Jaws will drop and eyes will widen,
as daredevil stunts are pulled off with ease and style!
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Kaleidoscope is the official film festival of Engifest,
conducted by Parchhayi, The photography and film making society of DTU.
Works of art in the form of short films will be showcased and judged by
prominent figures in the film industry.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
INFORMAL EVENTS
Coming Soon


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Deletes the BlueprintComponent entries of its entries.
- deleteSelected() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Deletes the current selected elements.
- deselectAll() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Deselects all components in this circuit.
- deselectCurrentSelectedElements() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Sets selection mode of selected elements to unselected.
- directory - Variable in class blitzEdit.application.LibraryCanvas
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- disconnect(Connector) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Connector
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disconnects from specified connector
- disconnect(Collection<Element>) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Connector
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disconnects this connector from all connectors in the specified list
- disconnect(Component) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Connector
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Disconnects all connectors which belong to the specified
Component
- disconnectConnector(double, double) - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Checks if a connector is located at x,y and if yes, disconnects it with the current selected connector.
- DISPLAY_GRID - Static variable in class tools.GlobalSettings
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- dragAndDropElement - Static variable in class blitzEdit.application.BlitzEdit
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- DragAndDropElements() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Adds the event handler for the drag and drop between library canvas and circuit canvas.
- dragX - Variable in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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- dragY - Variable in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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- draw(GraphicsContext, double, SelectionMode) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Component
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- draw(GraphicsContext) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.ComponentLibrary
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Calls draw() of each LibraryEntry in this library.
- draw(GraphicsContext) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.ComponentLibrary.LibraryEntry
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Draws the blueprint and adds its type as text underneath it.
- draw(GraphicsContext, double, SelectionMode) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Connector
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- draw(GraphicsContext, double, SelectionMode) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Element
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- draw(GraphicsContext) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Line
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- drawAllCircuitElements() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Draws all elements in the circuit of this canvas according to selection mode.
- drawGrid() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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Draws a grid of lines on the graphical context of this canvas.
- drawLibraryEntries() - Method in class blitzEdit.application.LibraryCanvas
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- drawLine(GraphicsContext) - Method in class blitzEdit.core.Line
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- drawSelectRect(double, double) - Method in class blitzEdit.application.CircuitCanvas
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example with one webp source qualified with a type
attribute.
Note: Picturefill can support SVG, WebP, JPEG-XR, JPEG-2000 and APNG types on any source element, and will disregard a source
if its type is not supported in a particular environment.
This option will only work if picturefill is built by setting the support-types
grunt task correctly when building picturefill.
For example, to support all these formats, build picturefill with this grunt task:
grunt support-types:svg:webp:jxr:jp2:apng
If you wish to remove support for any of these formats, take them out of support-types
task. If you wish picturefill to support
none of these alternative formats, you can leave out the support-types
task out of the grunt build altogether. Remember that
to ensure these images are loaded correctly by picturefill, you will need to
properly configure your
web server's MIME types to support these formats.
<picture>
<!--[if IE 9]><video style="display: none;"><![endif]-->
<source srcset="../examples/images/large.webp" media="(min-width: 400px)" type="image/webp">
<source srcset="../examples/images/large.jxr" media="(min-width: 800px)" type="image/vnd.ms-photo">
<source srcset="../examples/images/large.jp2" media="(min-width: 800px)" type="image/jp2">
<source srcset="../examples/images/large.jpg" media="(min-width: 800px)">
<source srcset="../examples/images/medium.jpg" media="(min-width: 200px)">
<!--[if IE 9]></video><![endif]-->
<img srcset="../examples/images/small.jpg" alt="A giant stone face at The Bayon temple in Angkor Thom, Cambodia">
</picture>


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Parameters below may change depending on what course type you choose.
Here is an expanding block that has more options. This is where gates, reach angles and other such stuff goes. For most users, the defaults are fine. I'll fill some in later.


The menu Encrypt/Decrypt contains the following commands and sub menus:
| Symmetric (classic) | Encryption/Decryption using classic symmetric methods. |
| Symmetric (modern) | Encryption/Decryption using modern symmetric methods. |
| Asymmetric | Encryption/Decryption using asymmetric methods. |
| Hybrid | Encryption/Decryption using hybrid methods. |


[gecode-users] How control the engine??
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Feb 24 10:12:51 CET 2006
> No, the only way you currently can interrupt is in between requesting
> better solutions from the BAB engine. However this sounds like a useful
> (and reasonably simple) addition, even though it should be a user supplied
> stop criterion being more general than just time... But it should be very
> simple for you to hack something up by yourself and tell us...
Maybe a hint to get you started:
Have a look at search/bab-copy.cc or search/bab-reco.cc. Both contain a
similar while(true) loop that does the main exploration. The easiest way to
implement something like a timeout would be to use the failure count - just
stop the search when it exceeds a certain limit. You must then return true
and set s1 to NULL.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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Please see the project website at http://commons.apache.org/attributes/ for a tutorial and instructions for use.
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