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public final class SCMPlatform
extends java.lang.Object
The SCM client provides clients access to the SCM related artifacts
in the Jazz repository. This includes APIs for creating and manipulating repository
workspaces, streams, change sets, change histories, baselines, and versionable histories.
The SCM component APIs make no assumptions about the type of item being versioned,
for example it doesn't even know about files. If you want file specific client APIs
for loading files from SCM, refer to FileSystemCore
.
This class cannot be instantiated or subclassed by clients; all functionality is provided by static methods.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.Object |
getClientLibrary(IItemHandle handle,
java.lang.Class clazz)
Returns another components client based on the given handle.
|
static IVersionedContentManager |
getContentManager(ITeamRepository repo)
Returns the SCM content manager that can be used to fetch and store content
for versionables that do NOT try to preserve special content properties.
|
static int |
getMaxContentThreads()
Get the number of transfers a content manager session should attempt
at once.
|
static IWorkspaceManager |
getWorkspaceManager(ITeamRepository repo)
Return the SCM component interface for a given repository.
|
static void |
setMaxContentThreads(int count)
Specify the number of simultaneous transfers a content manager session
should attempt at once.
|
public static IWorkspaceManager getWorkspaceManager(ITeamRepository repo)
repo
- public static IVersionedContentManager getContentManager(ITeamRepository repo)
public static java.lang.Object getClientLibrary(IItemHandle handle, java.lang.Class clazz)
handle
- the handle to use to find the repositoryclazz
- the client library type to findnull
if a client library cannot be foundpublic static void setMaxContentThreads(int count)
count
- The number of transfers that may occur at the same time. Must
be a non-negative number. If zero is specified, then all content
transfers will take place in the requesting thread.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the count is less than zero.public static int getMaxContentThreads()


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For performing any account operations, useradm
must be run as
root (superuser). For accessing only database information, an unprivilged user
account (that has been granted access to the database) can be used. All
examples below assume running as root on the main server where both accounts
and user database live.
The useradm
script can be run from anywhere, as long as it is
in the same directory as the rest of the rrs distribution. Say rrs is installed
in /usr/local/rrs
. It could be run as follows:
main# /usr/local/rrs/useradm Usage: useradm command [options] 'useradm -h' for more info on available commands [OR] main# cd /usr/local/rrs main# ./useradm Usage: useradm command [options] 'useradm -h' for more info on available commands
"useradm -h
" gives a full listing of all commands available. For
full usage and command line options for a given command, use "useradm
command -h
" e.g:
main# ./useradm -h Usage: useradm command [options] Single user commands: add Add new user delete Delete user renew Renew user update Update user rename Rename user convert Change user to a different usertype Single account commands: resetpw Set new random password and mail it to user resetsh Reset user's shell disuser Disuser a user reuser Re-user a user Single user information commands: show Show user details freename Check if a username is free Interactive batch commands: search Search user and dcu databases sync Synchronise accounts with userdb (for RRS) sync_dcu_info Interactive update of userdb using dcu database info Batch commands: newyear Prepare database for start of new academic year unpaid_warn Warn (mail) all non-renewed users unpaid_disable Disable all normal non-renewed users unpaid_delete Delete all grace non-renewed users Batch information commands newbies_list List all paid newbies renewals_list List all paid renewals (non-newbie) freename_list List all usernames that are taken unpaid_list List all non-renewed users unpaid_list_normal List all normal non-renewed users unpaid_list_reset List all normal non-renewed users with reset shells unpaid_list_grace List all grace non-renewed users Miscellaneous commands: checkdb Check database for inconsistencies stats Show database and account statistics 'useradm command -h' for more info on a command's options & usage. main# ./useradm add -h Add new user Usage: useradm add [options] [username] -h Display this usage -T Test mode, show what would be done -d Perform database operations only -a Perform unix account operations only -u username Unix username of who updated this user -f Set newbie (fresher) to true -F Opposite of -f -m Send account details to user's alternate email address -M Opposite of -m -o Override warning errors -p Set new random password -P Opposite of -p -t usertype Type of account -n name Real name or account description -e email Alternative email address -i id Student/Staff ID -c course DCU course (abbreviation) -y year DCU year -s years paid Number of years paid (subscription) -b birthday Birthday (format YYYY-MM-DD)
While useradm is primarily designed for user interaction, all required user input can be provided on the command line by the use of options and arguments as shown above.
The basic operation involves the prompting of the user for information. Examples of the prompt follow:
Enter usertype (hints) [member] >> Enter new username [no default] >> Enter birthday as 'YYYY-MM-DD' (optional) [1982-06-20] >>
The prompt has the following features:
[like this]
. To accept the default, simply
hit RETURN
. If no default is provided it will be shown as
[no default]
. In this case hitting RETURN
is
equivalent to giving an empty answer.
(optional)
" beside
the prompt. Giving an empty answer is taken as not answering the
question. If however, a default answer is provided and you want to give
an empty answer, you must use the End Of File (EOF
)
control sequence (instead of RETURN
which will give the
default answer). EOF
is typically Control-D on UNIX
systems.
(hints)
" beside the prompt) then pressing
TAB
will cycle through all possible answers when no text
has been entered at the prompt. When some text has been entered and
TAB
is pressed, it will only cycle through possible answers
that start with the given text.
WARNING
and not FATAL
, then the option to
override (i.e. essentially "ignore") the error is provided. If you
answer No, you go back to the question prompt again. If you answer Yes,
you advance to the next question or step. Answering yes also sets the
'override' option so any WARNING
errors that occur when
action is performed after all user input is complete will also be
ignored (they will be displayed however).
A number of command line options are common to all commands:
-T
test mode. This runs through all user input and
questions but it does not perform any actions. Rather, it prints out
exactly what would be done. Any SQL INSERTs, UPDATEs or DELETEs that
would be sent to the database, what local commands (and their
arguments) would be executed (and any input that would be given to
them) the contents of any email messages that would be sent, etc. This
is extremely handy if you are unsure as to what a command will do or if
you just want to be careful before performing any of the batch
operations, like unpaid_delete
or sync
for
example.
-d
database only mode. This ensures that only database
actions will be performed. This is especially useful when using useradm
with the web setup where the local accounts don't exist. It is also
useful for making changes to the database so that is up to date with
the corresponding account(s) if they are out of sync.
-a
account only mode. This ensures that only account
actions will be performed. This is especially useful if for example
a database & account operation failed on the account operation and
needed to be completed later after fixing the source of the problem. An
example of this is a rename
or a convert
of a
user who was currently logged in at the time. In this case the database
operation would complete succesfully however the account operation which
uses usermod
would fail as it would not operate on a
currently logged-in user. Note that this was only apparent with the Solaris
implementation of the command. Other uses would be to operate on an account
that does not exist in the database for whatever reasons.
The web interface is designed to be rather intuitive and easy to use. The top of the page contains a menu with the following commands available:
This is designed to be the main interface when using rrs. The card ID input field is automatically focused on page load so it is ready to accept input from either a magnetic card reader, barcode scanner or plain user input.
If the given DCU ID number is already in the database it will present the
user renewal form with the users' current details along with any updated
details from the DCU databases (e.g. course and year will change for students,
or an invalid email address may have been fixed, etc.). If the user has already
paid however, it will issue a warning message and remain on the card reader
page. This is prevents users accidentally paying again for an already paid
account. The new username input field is automatically focused to allow for
quick entry of the user's preferred choice of new username (if any). Typically
nothing needs to be changed so simply pressing RETURN
is enough to
renew the user after checking that their user details are correct.
Otherwise it must be a new user so details are loaded in from the DCU databases along with reasonable default values (e.g. years paid will be 1). The username input field will be automatically focused to allow for quick entry of the user's preferred choice of username.
A more 'manual' approach to adding new users. It provides a blank form for adding a new user. Leaving out details and submitting the form will fill in any missing information if possible until there is enough information to add the user succesfully.
Simply deletes user from database. Note that in reality it should be very rare for anyone to request an account deletion but the feature is provided just in case.
A more 'manual' approach to renewing users. It provides a blank form for renewing a new user. Leaving out details and submitting the form will fill in any missing information if possible until there is enough information to renew the user succesfully.
Similar to the renewal form except only the users' current database
information is displayed for easy modification. No new information from the DCU
databases or defaults are provided so an update of a user without changing any
of the input fields has no visible change of the users' information other than
the updating of the updated_by
and updated_at
attributes.
Simply changes a user's username. Note that currently the old username becomes available as soon as it is renamed.
Note that only conversions for "paying" usertypes are supported.
Shows database information for given username.
Simply checks for a free new username.
Allows for searching by username, name or ID number. Note that the SQL wildcard characters '_' for a single character and '%' for any number of characters can be used. Any student or staff entries that have a RedBrick account (i.e. a datbase entry with the same DCU ID number) will appear with a 'show' button so that their database entry can be displayed quickly and easily.
Simply displays database statistics.
Shows a detailed log of all user actions that were performed and all user input that was given including a time stamp.


select a method
- entity_type
Get, add, modify or delete entity types
- entity
Get, add, modify or delete entites
- rel_type
Get/add/modify/delete relationship types
- rel_type_allowed
Get/add/delete allowed rel. types
- relationship
Get, add, modify or delete relationships
- other methods
Specify your own method and parameters
fill in parameters


A complimentary package for use with hclust; simprof tests to see which (if any) clusters are statistically different. The null hypothesis is that there is no a priori group structure. See Clarke, K.R., Somerfield, P.J., and Gorley R.N. 2008. Testing of null hypothesis in exploratory community analyses: similarity profiles and biota-environment linkage. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 366, 56-69.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2) |
| Published: | 2014-01-15 |
| Author: | Douglas Whitaker and Mary Christman |
| Maintainer: | Douglas Whitaker <whitaker at ufl.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.douglaswhitaker.com |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | clustsig results |
| Reference manual: | clustsig.pdf |
| Package source: | clustsig_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: clustsig_1.1.zip, r-release: clustsig_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: clustsig_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: clustsig_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: clustsig_1.1.tgz |
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XR Input
XR input is not much different from regular input. XR controllers are normal input devices that are provided by the ezXRInputDevice
and work just like any other input device with the added feature set that the controllers can be tracked in space.
XR Feature Flags
There are various kinds of XR controllers which varying feature sets. At runtime, you can query the existance of a type of device via the ezXRInputDevice::GetDeviceIDByType
function and its supported features by using the ezXRInputDevice::GetDeviceFeatures
function.
ezXRInterface* pXRInterface = ezSingletonRegistry::GetSingletonInstance<ezXRInterface>();
ezXRInputDevice& xrInput = pXRInterface->GetXRInput();
ezXRDeviceID deviceID = pXRInterface->GetXRInput().GetDeviceIDByType(ezXRDeviceType::LeftController);
if (deviceID != -1)
{
ezBitflags<ezXRDeviceFeatures> features = pXRInterface->GetXRInput().GetDeviceFeatures(deviceID);
if (features.IsSet(ezXRDeviceFeatures::GripPose))
{
Besides using the feature flags, you can also query the name of the controller via the ezXRInputDevice::GetDeviceName
call. This will return e.g. Mixed Reality Motion Controller or Hand Interaction.
XR Device Presence
The ezXRDeviceType::HMD
represents your head and is always present. This is not true for other controller. You can either poll their state via the ezXRInputDevice::GetDeviceIDByType
function or you can subscribe to ezXRInputDevice::GetInputEvent
which will inform you whenever input devices are added or removed.
XR Input Mapping
XR input slots are defined in Code\Engine\GameEngine\XR\XRInputDevice.h
and all start with xr_. Use the same machanism as for other input controllers to create an input set configuration.
Pose Tracking
XR controllers also provide positional data. You can either use the ezDeviceTrackingComponent to automatically make a game object follow a controller or you can manually query the controller transform using the ezXRInputDevice::GetDeviceState
function.
Many devices support two poses Grip
and Aim
. The difference between the two is nicely explained here.
ezXRInterface* pXRInterface = ezSingletonRegistry::GetSingletonInstance<ezXRInterface>();
ezXRInputDevice& xrInput = pXRInterface->GetXRInput();
ezXRDeviceID deviceID = pXRInterface->GetXRInput().GetDeviceIDByType(ezXRDeviceType::LeftController);
if (deviceID != -1)
{
const ezXRDeviceState& state = pXRInterface->GetXRInput().GetDeviceState(deviceID);
if (state.m_bDeviceIsConnected && state.m_bGripPoseIsValid)
{
ezVec3 vPosition = state.m_vGripPosition;
ezQuat qRotation = state.m_qGripRotation;
You should check for m_bDeviceIsConnected
and either m_bGripPoseIsValid
or m_bAimPoseIsValid
before accessing the transform. Due to e.g. tracking loss, the controller can provide invalid poses at any point.
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Hands (if supported by the platform) are exposed as input controllers via the input system as well as via raw hand-tracked data. If basic click interaction and pose tracking is not enough, you can use the ezXRHandTrackingInterface
if present, to query the bone positions of your hands:
ezXRHandTrackingInterface* pXRHand = ezSingletonRegistry::GetSingletonInstance<ezXRHandTrackingInterface>();
if (!pXRHand)
return;
ezHybridArray<ezXRHandBone, 6> bones;
for (ezXRHand::Enum hand : {ezXRHand::Left, ezXRHand::Right})
{
for (ezUInt32 uiPart = 0; uiPart < ezXRHandPart::COUNT; ++uiPart)
{
ezXRHandPart::Enum part = static_cast<ezXRHandPart::Enum>(uiPart);
if (pXRHand->TryGetBoneTransforms(hand, part, ezXRTransformSpace::Global, bones) == ezXRHandTrackingInterface::HandPartTrackingState::Tracked)
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Customer Segments
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Value Propositions
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- Its extensive range of communications solutions, with the Company offering a broad range of solutions, enabling commercial entities across multiple sectors – including the financial services, travel, and telecommunications industries – to communicate efficiently across a range of channels;
- Its partner network, with the Company working closely with a varied network of companies and organisations around the world to ensure that its clients are furnished quickly and efficiently, and with high-quality products;
- Its proprietary technologies, with the Company utilising a range of proprietary technologies in the development and implementation of its solutions, allowing it to offer products that are unique within the industry; and
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LivePerson operates a website at www.liveperson.com, through which it provides information on its various products and services, target industries, and operating locations.
LivePerson operates an online sales channel through which companies can download and pay for subscriptions to its LiveEngage product. It also enables customers to request software demonstrations and custom quotes directly through its website. LivePerson also offers mobile applications that can be downloaded via the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.
LivePerson makes the bulk of its sales through an in-house direct sales force that is organised by geographic region and by client line, including mid-market, enterprise and global strategic customers, and prospects. These sales personnel operate out of the Company’s across its operation regions, including locations in Japan, Australia, the US, Germany, Israel, France, and the UK.
LivePerson also seeks to establish partnerships as part of an indirect sales network. This includes partnerships with referral and affiliate partners, resellers, distributors, and independent sales agents.
Customer Relationships
LivePerson sells some products through an online self-service channel, which allows customers to download software and register accounts without interacting with members of the Company’s sales and service personnel. Customers are also able to access products and resources independently by logging into their accounts via the Company’s website.
LivePerson makes the majority of its sales through its direct sales personnel, who consult closely with clients in order to ensure that their individual needs are met. With its larger enterprise clients, the Company conducts research and discovery meeting that enable its service sales personnel to develop an understanding of key value drivers and circumstances, ensuring that the client receives an appropriate service. LivePerson seeks to maintain longstanding customer relationships through high-quality service.
LivePerson offers its customers ongoing support, with customers able to contact dedicated support personnel across multiple channels – including over the phone, via online chat service, and by email – at any time, receiving personalised technical assistance. The Company also offers a range of online resources that can be accessed independently, and oversees an online user community where customers can interact with one another and share ideas.
Additionally, LivePerson operates accounts with several social networks – including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube – through which it can publish company updates and interact directly with clients.
Key Activities
LivePerson is a provider of mobile and online messaging technologies that power digital communication between brands and consumers.
The Company aligns its operations into two reportable business segments: Business, which concerns the Company’s development of solutions that enable commercial clients to effectively facilitate online interactions through its cloud-based LiveEngage platform; and Consumer, which facilitates online transactions between independent service providers and individual consumers seeking information through mobile and online messaging.
The Company’s flagship product is its LiveEngage platform, which enables businesses to connect with consumers by offering instant messaging as a preferred communication channel. LivePerson is based in the US but serves a global client base, including commercial enterprises across multiple industries, such as financial services, travel, and telecommunications.
Key Partners
LivePerson works closely with a range of companies and organisations around the world. These partners can be organised broadly into the following categories:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of services, equipment, and tools that are utilised in the development and delivery of its products, as well as companies to which the Company is able to outsource certain non-technical functions;
- Technology and Software Partners, comprising a range of technology companies, IT service providers, and software developers that assist in developing, integrating, and implementing the Company’s products and solutions;
- Business Partners, including industry consultants and business solutions providers that support the Company’s development and delivery of software products;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising the Company’s network of independent software vendors, value added resellers, affiliates, and distributors that assist in extending the Company’s in-house sales reach; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising market leading companies across multiple sectors, with which the Company collaborates on various joint projects, including in marketing, branding, and development. LivePerson names a number of its partners on its website. This includes a number high-profile companies such as IBM, Shopify, Xerox, Communication Science Group, Hinduja Global Solutions, and Monitise.
Key Resources
LivePerson’s key resources are its proprietary technologies and intellectual properties, its software products and online platform, its IT and communications infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
LivePerson owns a number of proprietary technologies and intellectual properties that are key to its core software development operations. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patent applications filed under LivePerson’s name, including applications entitled ‘System and method for performing follow up based on user interactions’, ‘System and method for facilitating communication’ and ‘Systems and methods to facilitate selling of products and services’.
LivePerson additionally owns and or leases various physical properties around the world that comprise its network of sales and administrative offices.
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In 2015 LivePerson recorded total costs and expenses in the amount of $249.44 million. This included cost of revenue in the amount of $70.31 million, sales and marketing expenses in the amount of $94.73 million, general and administrative expenses in the amount of $37.17 million, and product development costs in the amount of $38.97 million.
Revenue Streams
LivePerson generates revenue through the development and sale of various software products, as well as through subscriptions to its online platform. The Company also derives revenue through the provision of various related services.
In 2015 LivePerson generated revenue for the year in the amount of $239.01 million, up on the $209.93 million recorded by the Company in 2014.


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@import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.html.components._
@()
@GovukRadios(Radios(
idPrefix = Some("how-contacted-conditional"),
name = "how-contacted",
fieldset = Some(Fieldset(
legend = Some(Legend(
content = Text("How would you prefer to be contacted?"),
isPageHeading = true,
classes = "govuk-fieldset__legend--xl"
))
)),
hint = Some(Hint(
content = Text("Select one option.")
)),
items = Seq(
RadioItem(value = Some("email"), content = Text("Email"), conditionalHtml = Some(emailHtml)),
RadioItem(value = Some("phone"), content = Text("Phone"), conditionalHtml = Some(phoneHtml)),
RadioItem(value = Some("text"), content = Text("Text message"), conditionalHtml = Some(textHtml))
)
))
@emailHtml = {
@govukInput(Input(
id = "contact-by-email",
name = "contact-by-email",
inputType = "email",
classes = "govuk-!-width-one-third",
label = Label(
content = Text("Email address")
),
attributes = Map("spellcheck" -> "false")
))
}
@phoneHtml = {
@govukInput(Input(
id = "contact-by-phone",
name = "contact-by-phone",
inputType = "tel",
classes = "govuk-!-width-one-third",
label = Label(
content = Text("Phone number")
)
))
}
@textHtml = {
@govukInput(Input(
id = "contact-by-text",
name = "contact-by-text",
inputType = "tel",
classes = "govuk-!-width-one-third",
label = Label(
content = Text("Mobile phone number")
)
))
}


This game, in its entirety, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0). You may redistribute it without modification for non-commercial purposes.
If you are interested in additional licensing terms, please contact Christopher Night.
The source code is by Christopher Night, and is additionally dedicated to the public domain under a CC0 public domain dedication.
The source code is also released under an MIT license.
The source code is available on GitHub.
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public class Mathling
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
Mathling
is a personification of a wrapper for an
Expression
. Their purpose it to track the accuracy of
an Expression
in relation to some well-defined function
they're trying to emulate. A "good Mathling
" will
therefore behave very closely to the function it approximates ---
the closer the better.
Mathling
s' "aliveness" also helps to remind that
these evolve while pure Expression
s should remain immutable.
Main
Expression
,
Main
,
Serialized Form| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Mathling()
Creates a
Mathling with a randomized Expression . |
Mathling(Expression e)
Creates a
Mathling with a predefined Expression . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
calculateAccuracy(Computable f)
Given a lambda, find the average difference between the
Expression 's approximation and the goal function's result. |
void |
calculateAccuracyThunklet(Computable f)
Identical to
calculateAccuracy(Computable) , except this
first creates a Thunklet for the Expression before
using it to then calculate the accuracy. |
double |
collapse(double input)
A wrapper for the inner
Expression 's }collapse method. |
double |
getAccuracy() |
Expression |
getExpression() |
Mathling |
getMutation()
Copies the inner
Expression and returns a mutated form of it. |
java.lang.String |
printExpression()
Pretty-prints the inner
Expression . |
void |
setAccuracy(double newAccuracy)
Forcefully alters this
Mathling 's accuracy. |
public Mathling()
Mathling
with a randomized Expression
.MathlingMutator
public Mathling(Expression e)
Mathling
with a predefined Expression
.e
- The Expression
to assign to the new Mathling
.public java.lang.String printExpression()
Expression
.Expression
.Expression.print()
public double collapse(double input)
Expression
's }collapse
method.input
- The real number to pass to this Mathling
's Expression
.Expression
's calculation.public void calculateAccuracy(Computable f)
Expression
's approximation and the goal function's result.
minTest
and
maxTest
.f
- The goal function to emulate.Expression.collapse(double)
,
Computable
public void calculateAccuracyThunklet(Computable f)
calculateAccuracy(Computable)
, except this
first creates a Thunklet
for the Expression
before
using it to then calculate the accuracy.f
- The goal function to emulate.Thunklet
public Mathling getMutation()
Expression
and returns a mutated form of it.Mathling
's Expression
.MathlingMutator.mutateExpression(Expression, double, double[])
public Expression getExpression()
Mathling
's Expression
.public double getAccuracy()
Mathling
, which is the
average difference between its Expression
and
the goal function.public void setAccuracy(double newAccuracy)
Mathling
's accuracy.newAccuracy
- The accuracy to replace this one's.


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This is my IT-121 Node.js server experiment. I do the code, and I put it in the node. What else is on this server? Click the links to your left to find out. All artwork found on this server is made by me. No copyright infrignment here.
No Thoughts.
Only code.


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means that you may be waiting for some time before another player accepts
a HIT and joins you in the game. You may exit the browser at any time if
you do not wish to continue waiting.
While waiting, please do not refresh, navigate away from this page,
or go back in this window.
Be sure to keep an eye on this page while waiting so that you can join your
partner immediately after they enter. After 5 minutes of waiting for a partner,
you will be given an option to leave the game with the base HIT pay, but
you may choose to continue waiting if you like. This option will disappear
when a partner is found.


Tests that device emulation affects media rules, viewport meta tag, body dimensions and window.screen.


|
BL3 SDK
0.0.1
Borderlands 3 Class Documentation
|
#include <BL3_GbxGameSystemCore_classes.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | SetValueForAttribute (class UGbxAttributeData *Attribute, class UObject *Context, float Value) |
| float | GetValueForAttribute (class UGbxAttributeData *Attribute, class UObject *Context) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| std::string | GetName () const |
| std::string | GetFullName () const |
| bool | IsA (UClass *cmp) const |
| void | ProcessEvent (class UFunction *function, void *parms) |
| void | ExecuteUbergraph (int EntryPoint) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| static FChunkedFixedUObjectArray & | GetGlobalObjects () |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | FindObject (const std::string &name) |
| static UClass * | FindClass (const std::string &name) |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | GetObjectCasted (std::size_t index) |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from UObject | |
| void * | VTableObject |
| int32_t | ObjectFlags |
| int32_t | InternalIndex |
| class UClass * | Class |
| FName | Name |
| class UObject * | Outer |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from UObject | |
| static FUObjectArray * | GObjects |
| float GetValueForAttribute | ( | class UGbxAttributeData * | Attribute, |
| class UObject * | Context | ||
| ) |
| bool SetValueForAttribute | ( | class UGbxAttributeData * | Attribute, |
| class UObject * | Context, | ||
| float | Value | ||
| ) |
|
inlinestatic |


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Server¶
/api/1.1/servers¶
GET /api/1.1/servers
Retrieves properties of CDN servers.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Query Parameters
Name Required Description dsId
no Used to filter servers by delivery service. status
no Used to filter servers by status. type
no Used to filter servers by type. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). cachegroupId
string The cache group id. cdnId
string Id of the CDN to which the server belongs to. cdnName
string Name of the CDN to which the server belongs to. domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. guid
string An identifier used to uniquely identify the server. hostName
string The host name part of the cache. httpsPort
string The HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 in most cases). id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time and Date for the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). offlineReason
string A user-entered reason why the server is in ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE status. physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). physLocationId
string The physical location id (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). profileDesc
string The assigned profile description (see Profiles). profileId
string The assigned profile Id (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). statusId
string The Status id (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). typeId
string The id of the type of this server (see Types). updPending
bool Response Example
{ "response": [ { "cachegroup": "us-il-chicago", "cachegroupId": "3", "cdnId": "3", "cdnName": "CDN-1", "domainName": "chi.kabletown.net", "guid": null, "hostName": "atsec-chi-00", "id": "19", "iloIpAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloPassword": "********", "iloUsername": "", "interfaceMtu": "9000", "interfaceName": "bond0", "ip6Address": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:2/64", "ip6Gateway": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:1", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "lastUpdated": "2015-03-08 15:57:32", "mgmtIpAddress": "", "mgmtIpGateway": "", "mgmtIpNetmask": "", "offlineReason": "N/A", "physLocation": "plocation-chi-1", "physLocationId": "9", "profile": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL", "profileDesc": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL profile", "profileId": "12", "rack": "RR 119.02", "routerHostName": "rtr-chi.kabletown.net", "routerPortName": "2", "status": "ONLINE", "statusId": "6", "tcpPort": "80", "httpsPort": "443", "type": "EDGE", "typeId": "3", "updPending": false }, { ... more server data } ] }
GET /api/1.1/servers/:id
Retrieves properties of a CDN server by server ID.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id
yes Server id. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). cachegroupId
string The cache group id. cdnId
string Id of the CDN to which the server belongs to. cdnName
string Name of the CDN to which the server belongs to. domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. guid
string An identifier used to uniquely identify the server. hostName
string The host name part of the cache. httpsPort
string The HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 in most cases). id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time and Date for the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). offlineReason
string A user-entered reason why the server is in ADMIN_DOWN or OFFLINE status. physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). physLocationId
string The physical location id (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). profileDesc
string The assigned profile description (see Profiles). profileId
string The assigned profile Id (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). statusId
string The Status id (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). typeId
string The id of the type of this server (see Types). updPending
bool Response Example
{ "response": [ { "cachegroup": "us-il-chicago", "cachegroupId": "3", "cdnId": "3", "cdnName": "CDN-1", "domainName": "chi.kabletown.net", "guid": null, "hostName": "atsec-chi-00", "id": "19", "iloIpAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloIpNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "iloPassword": "********", "iloUsername": "", "interfaceMtu": "9000", "interfaceName": "bond0", "ip6Address": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:2/64", "ip6Gateway": "2033:D0D0:3300::2:1", "ipAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipGateway": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "ipNetmask": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "lastUpdated": "2015-03-08 15:57:32", "mgmtIpAddress": "", "mgmtIpGateway": "", "mgmtIpNetmask": "", "offlineReason": "N/A", "physLocation": "plocation-chi-1", "physLocationId": "9", "profile": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL", "profileDesc": "EDGE1_CDN1_421_SSL profile", "profileId": "12", "rack": "RR 119.02", "routerHostName": "rtr-chi.kabletown.net", "routerPortName": "2", "status": "ONLINE", "statusId": "6", "tcpPort": "80", "httpsPort": "443", "type": "EDGE", "typeId": "3", "updPending": false } ] }
GET /api/1.1/servers/summary
Retrieves a count of CDN servers by type.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description count
int The number of servers of this type in this instance of Traffic Ops. type
string The name of the type of the server count (see Types). Response Example
{ "response": [ { "count": 4, "type": "CCR" }, { "count": 55, "type": "EDGE" }, { "type": "MID", "count": 18 }, { "count": 0, "type": "INFLUXDB" }, { "count": 4, "type": "RASCAL" } }
GET /api/1.1/servers/hostname/:name/details
Retrieves the details of a server.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description name
yes The host name part of the cache. Response Properties
Parameter Type Description cachegroup
string The cache group name (see Cache Group). deliveryservices
array Array of strings with the delivery service ids assigned (see Delivery Service). domainName
string The domain name part of the FQDN of the cache. hardwareInfo
hash Hwinfo struct (see Hardware Info). hostName
string The host name part of the cache. id
string The server id (database row number). iloIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway address of the lights-out-management port. iloIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the lights-out-management port. iloPassword
string The password of the of the lights-out-management user (displays as ** unless you are an ‘admin’ user). iloUsername
string The user name for lights-out-management. interfaceMtu
string The Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) to configure for interfaceName
.interfaceName
string The network interface name used for serving traffic. ip6Address
string The IPv6 address/netmask for interfaceName
.ip6Gateway
string The IPv6 gateway for interfaceName
.ipAddress
string The IPv4 address for interfaceName
.ipGateway
string The IPv4 gateway for interfaceName
.ipNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask for interfaceName
.lastUpdated
string The Time/Date of the last update for this server. mgmtIpAddress
string The IPv4 address of the management port (optional). mgmtIpGateway
string The IPv4 gateway of the management port (optional). mgmtIpNetmask
string The IPv4 netmask of the management port (optional). physLocation
string The physical location name (see Physical Location). profile
string The assigned profile name (see Profiles). rack
string A string indicating rack location. routerHostName
string The human readable name of the router. routerPortName
string The human readable name of the router port. status
string The Status string (See Status). tcpPort
string The default TCP port on which the main application listens (80 for a cache in most cases). httpsPort
string The default HTTPS port on which the main application listens (443 for a cache in most cases). type
string The name of the type of this server (see Types). xmppId
string Deprecated. xmppPasswd
string Deprecated.
Authentication Required: Yes
Role(s) Required: None
Request Route Parameters
Name Required Description id
yes host_name
yes servercheck_short_name
yes value
yes Request Example
{ "id": "", "host_name": "", "servercheck_short_name": "", "value": "" }
Response Properties
Parameter Type Description alerts
array A collection of alert messages. >level
string Success, info, warning or error. >text
string Alert message. version
string Response Example
Response Example: { "alerts": [ { "level": "success", "text": "Server Check was successfully updated." } ], }


Aspera Upload
Aspera is a fast way of transferring files. Aspera lets you control the
transfer rate to better suit your internet connection. You can also stop
the transfer, and later resume where you left off.
Note that Aspera is a plugin that you have to install in your browser.
Please make sure you have privileges to install the Aspera plugin,
contact your local IT support if you can not install this plugin.
$ ascp -QT -P 33001 -L- -l 300M < your_local_data_folder >
{{ (validations | async)[this.validationsId]["aspera"]["user"] }}@{{
(validations | async)[this.validationsId]["aspera"]["server"]
}}:{{ uploadLocation | async }}
Mac: on the desktop go
cd /Applications/Aspera\
Connect.app/Contents/Resources/
there you'll see the command line utilities where you're going
to use 'ascp'.
Windows: the downloaded files are a bit hidden. For
instance in Windows7 the ascp.exe is located in the users home
directory in:
AppData\Local\Programs\Aspera\Aspera
Connect\bin\ascp.exe
Linux: should be in your user's home directory,
cd /home/username/.aspera/connect/bin/
there you'll
see the command line utilities where you're going to use 'ascp'.


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In a village of La Mancha, in Spain, there once lived one of those gentlemen who usually keep a lance upon a rack, an old target, a lean horse, and a greyhound for coursing. A dish of boiled meat, consist-ing of somewhat more beef than mutton, the fragments served up cold on most nights, lentils on Fridays, bread and pull-it on Saturdays, with a small pigeon by way of addition on Sundays,consumed three fouiths of his income. The rest was laid out in a surtout of fine black cloth, a pair of velvet breeches for holidays, with slippers of the same; and on week-days he prided himself on the very best of his own homespun doth.
His family consisted of a housekeeper, somewhat above forty, a niece not quite twenty, and a lad for the field and the market, who both saddled the horse and handled the pruning-hook. The age of our gentleman bordered upon fifty years. He was of a robust constitution, spare-bodied, of a meagre visage; a very early riser, and a keen sportsman.
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24 March 2006
Two new cases of poliomyelitis have been reported from two new regions: Lower Juba, southern Somalia and Mudug region, northeastern Somalia. These regions, with security-related restrictions, present a risk to neighbouring countries.
The cases also threaten the progress made in Mogadishu, formerly the epicentre of the outbreak which has affected a total of 199 children to date, but which appears to be on the decline in the city.
A nation-wide polio vaccination campaign is to be launched on 26 March and aims to vaccine 1.4 million children in an effort to halt further spread of the virus and protect the gains made in Mogadishu.


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NASA’s SRTM Elevation data
A simple C++ interface to NASA’s SRTM Elevation data. I use this code in my Flood Maps project. This code will only run on a Unix operating system.
Download it here: nasagrid.tgz
You can read about this data here:
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/srtm/
You can download the data by FTP from:
ftp://e0srp01u.ecs.nasa.gov/srtm/version2/SRTM3
ftp://e0srp01u.ecs.nasa.gov/srtm/version2/SRTM1
SRTM3 is ready to use, and covers the whole world. SRTM1 has 3 times the resolution of SRTM3, but it only covers North America, and the file naming scheme is somewhat haphazard, so you’ll need to manually rename some of the files before you can use them.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Get the data files
Set the environment variable ROOT_PATH
to tell the code where to find the data
files. (You can also set the C++ macro ROOT_PATH
, to the same effect.)
Create a directory called $ROOT_PATH/data
.
Download the datafiles you require, and place them into your new directory. Unzip them. You don’t need to get all of the files. Any missing files will be skipped, and the software will tell you that those areas have “NO_DATA”.
The file names should follow NASA’s ‘SRTM3′ naming scheme. The case is IMPORTANT. Here are examples of valid file names…
N43E004.hgt
S10W139.hgt
2. Write your code
The interface is quite simple. Construct a Grid object, and call its height() method to get the height above mean sea level for a given lat/long coordinate. Here’s a very simple example.
#include "grid.h" #include "nasagridsquare.h" int main() { float lat,lng; cin >> lat >> lng; Grid<NasaGridSquare> g(); cout << g.height(lng,lat) << endl; return 0; }
The Grid class caches the most recently used 360 data files in memory, in order to improve performance. If you have less than a Gigabyte of memory, you might need to reduce this number. (Of course, if you have much more memory, you could increase the limit.)
Set the cache limit like this:
Grid<NasaGridSquare>::cache_limit = 100;
3. Publish your source code.
This software is licensed under the GPL. If you wish to redistribute it, then remember to comply with the terms.
Anthea said,
29 August, 2006 @ 09:49
I have been amazed that your data is the first to be available on the net - well done.
I wondered if you could put some brain power on the possiblity of ocean plates moving allowing sulphur into the ocean from h2so4 mixed with NaCl to form an acidic ocean of HCl.
This hypothosese is not mentioned on the web.
Further rock erosion due to acid attack.
Plus new land mass being created due to volcanic deposits.


Category
- Category is group of budgets that for specific purpose, e.g. Home and Daily Living.
Budget
- .
Transaction
- You can't delete transaction since the purpose of transaction is to record everything. If you wish to delete transaction, you can create a new transaction to revert the amount.
Recurring
- An expense or expenditure is an outflow of money to another person or group to pay for an item or service, or for a category of costs.


DEEP CRIMSON (PROFUNDO CARMESI) (director: Arturo Ripstein; screenwriter: Alicia Paz Garciadiego; cinematographer: Guillermo Granillo; cast: Daniel Giménez Cacho (Nicolas Estrella), Regina Orozco (Coral Fabre), Marisa Paredes (Irene Gallardo), Julieta Egurrola (Juanita Norton), Rosa Furman (Mrs. Silberman), Veronica Merchant (Rebeca Sampedro), Patricia Reyes Espindola (Mrs. Ruelas), 1996-Mex.)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A very troubling film, regarding the crimes of Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez, who were executed in 1951. This Mexican version is a re-working of The Honeymoon Killers (69) and is set in the Mexico of 1949. It offers a vivid picture of greed, vanity, and pure evil. This film differs from the former in its more gaudy and cartoonish style and careful camerawork taking note of the reflecting light patterns that surrounded the couple, and with a penchant for showing the troubled characters gazing into mirrors, as if they were looking for their lost souls. The grim nature of its story was made less austere by the film's black comedy, which was a staple of both films. As diabolical as this film was, in showing the couple to be moral degenerates with no conscience or redeeming qualities, the earlier film, the one I still prefer, takes a slightly different emphasis, holding a more cult-like look at the grotesque couple, while also showing them to be heartless weirdos without any redeeming qualities.
Coral (Regina Orozco) is overweight and suffers from halitosis. She is a nurse and a part-time embalmer whose search for her own Charles Boyer ends when she meets gigolo-confidence man Nicolas (Daniel Gimenez Cacho) through a lonely heart ad she responds to. This is match made in hell. He poses as a native born Spaniard and a gentleman, who sleeps with her at her urgings, and awakens from this bed of bliss to rob her, which she sees but says nothing. She tracks him down with her two small children in tow the next day and declares he is the man she always wanted and will do anything for him. She even tells him, while she is waiting in his apartment the next day for him to return, that she read all his letters and knows that he is an extortionist and murdered one widow by giving her an overdose of medication. When he waivers at her proposal to live together, she takes the children the same day and dumps them in an orphanage, saying she would rather have him than them. She tells him that she would rather kill herself than not have him. This pleases the egocentric gigolo, who suffers from severe migraines. He realizes that this could work out for him, that she will never betray him.
The most important thing in Nico's life is to look good.  There is one point in the story where he loses his hairpiece and he falls apart, until she comes to the recue and has one made up with her hair.To say that this cowardly couple has some psychological problems, is to say a mouthful.
The two team up, presenting themselves as brother and sister, as they go on a long string of crimes together. Their first big job together, they answer a lonely heart ad from a widow named Juanita (Egurrola). Things go wrong when they meet her in a remote lounge and she tells him she is penniless, living with a jealous lover and having to sneak out to meet him. When the two start dancing romantically together, things go bizarre, as the obese Coral has a jealousy tantrum and spikes the widow's drink with rat poison, which kills her. So now their crime spree is not only over greed but resorts to murder because of jealousy, and the gigolo becomes her murder accomplice.
Their next victim is a lonely widow, Irene (Marisa). They convince her to go along with them on a Christian crusade. Her anarchist, Jewish neighbor (Furman) recognizes these two as charlatans and tries to warn her friend, but to no avail. She is so desperate for a man in her bed, that she runs off with the two and gets married in a cemetery. When they check into a motel and she wants to sleep with her husband, the jealous Coral cracks a statue over her head, and that takes care of another widow. Her arrangement with Nico, is that he doesn't sleep with anyone but her.
Their last murder is their most horrid and sloppiest one, as they answer a personal ad from a widow (Espindola) in a backwater town, who wants to meet a mechanic and will marry him after a two month courtship is proved to be satisfactory to her. She turns out to be a young woman with a young daughter, and is very sexually aggressive with Nico. She demands that his sister leaves, which she does, but soon returns on Nico's request that he needs her, that he is having migraines and that the widow is pregnant. The cowardly couple have no qualms killing both the mother and daughter, and it only through betrayal by one of them that the cops are called.
In their execution the next day, the police gun them down like dogs in the field, and the vain Nico only begs to be shot with his wig on.  I think that little touch of vanity got weary after a while, and the director just made too much of it. It lost its humorous quality by then in the story.
Nevertheless, this is a chilling tale by one of Mexico's most respected director, who left no room for sympathizing over these two twisted lovers, swindlers, and killers. The director caught the slimy couple's depravity full-blast and never let up on them. To watch Coral put the widow's young child in a bath and wantonly kill her, while at the same time mothering her, was a ghastly sight to see.
REVIEWED ON 11/28/99 GRADE: B-
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Ghana has made great economic achievements under President Nana Akufo-Addo, a former Secretary-General to the UN Ban Ki-Moon has observed.
Paying a courtesy call on Mr Akufo-Addo at Ghana’s Jubilee House ahead of his participation in the Africa Netpreneur Prize Initiative, an entrepreneurial programme in Africa led by the Jack Ma Foundation of Chinese billionaire Jack Ma, the former UN chief said: “Under your leadership, your country is making great strides in economic development”.
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This option then takes precedence over either default. -o option The update option (or method) expressed as an 8-bit hexadecimal integer. The prefix "0x" is optional. Option values are constructed from the logical OR of 0x01=ApplyNow, 0x02=Persist and 0x04=Reset. The only legal option values are 0x01, 0x02, 0x03 and 0x06. -q Suppresses status messages on stderr. -v Prints additional information on stdout. In particular, this option dumps outgoing Ethernet packets on stdout. -?,--help Displays program help information on stderr. This option takes precedence over all other options on the command line except version information. -!,--version Displays program version information on stderr. This option takes precedence over all other options on the com‐ mand line except help information. Use this option when sending screen dumps to Atheros technical staff. ARGUMENTS device The MAC address of some powerline device. More than one address may be specified. If more than one address is specified then operations are performed on each device in turn. The default address is local. See DEVICES for information about symbolic device addresses. FORMATS Each property is assigned one or more values. Each value may have a different type and size. The expected type, size and order of property values is described in the Firmware Technical Reference Manual under the VS_SET_PROPERTY message description. Expected data types and values must be entered on the command line in the order specified in the manual and must appear on the command line before any device addresses appear. byte integer An unsigned integer stored as 8 bits or 1 byte. The value is expressed in decimal by default. A binary value may be expressed with a 0b prefix. A hexadecimal value may be expressed using a 0x prefix. The offset increments by 1 prior to the next insertion. word integer An unsigned integer stored as 16 bits or 2 bytes. The value is expressed in decimal by default. A binary value may be expressed with a 0b prefix. A hexadecimal value may be expressed using a 0x prefix. The result will be sent in little endian byte order. The offset increments by 2 prior to the next insertion. long integer An unsigned integer stored as 32 bits or 4 bytes. The value is expressed in decimal by default. A binary value may be expressed with a 0b prefix. A hexadecimal value may be expressed using a 0x prefix. The result will be sent in little endian byte order. The offset increments by 4 prior to the next insertions. huge integer An unsigned integer stored as 64 bits or 8 bytes. The value is expressed in decimal by default. A binary value may be expressed with a 0b prefix. A hexadecimal value may be expressed using a 0x prefix. The offset increments by 8 prior to the next insertion. The result will be sent in little endian byte order. This type is only avail‐ able on hosts that support 64 bit data values. data hex A sequence of hexadecimal octets. Octets may be separated by a colon for clarity. The number of octets deter‐ mines the number of bytes written. The result is sent in the byte order specified on the command line. The off‐ set increments by the number of bytes written. This is similar to "key" and "mac" below but accepts variable length input. key hex A sequence of hexadecimal octets. Octets may be separated by a colon for clarity. The number of octets must con‐ vert to 16 bytes or an error will occur. The result is sent in the byte order specified on the command line. The offset increments by 16 prior to the next insertion. This is similar "data" above but accepts ony fixed length input. This option may be used to set the DAK, NMK or NVAK values. mac hex A sequence of hexadecimal octets. Octets may be separated by a colon for clarity. The number of octets must con‐ vert to 6 bytes or an error will occur. The result is sent in the byte order specified on the command line. The offset increments by 6 prior to the next insertion. This is similar "data" above but accepts only fixed length input. This option may be used to set the DAK, NMK or NVAK values. hfid string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 64 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 64 prior to the next insertion. This option may be used to enter user, network and manufacturer identi‐ fication strings. zero count An unsigned integer representing the number of consecutive bytes to fill with 0x00. The offset increments by the number of bytes written. This option may be used to erase regions of the PIB. fill count An unsigned integer representing the number of consecutive bytes to fill with 0xFF. The offset increments by the number of bytes written. This option may be used to erase regions of the PIB. skip count An unsigned integer indicating the number of bytes to skip over before staring another change. Intervening data data locations are unchanged. TR69 DATA TYPES These data types are not currently recognized by the runtime firmware and so errors will certainly result if they are used. accesspassword string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 257 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 257 prior to the next insertion. accessusername string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 33 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 33 prior to the next insertion. adminpassword string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 33 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 33 prior to the next insertion. adminusername string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 33 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 33 prior to the next insertion. password string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 257 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. Long strings are truncated on the right and the last byte is forced to NUL. The offset incre‐ ments by 257 prior to the next insertion. url string An ASCII character string. The string is always stored as 257 bytes. Short strings are padded on the right with NUL characters. 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All devices, whether local, remote or foreign recognize messages sent to this address. A remote device is any device at the far end of a powerline connection. A foreign device is any device not manufactured by Atheros. local A synonym for the Qualcomm Atheros vendor specific Local Management Address (LMA), 00:B0:52:00:00:01. All local Atheros devices recognize this address but remote and foreign devices do not. A remote device is any device at the far end of a powerline connection. A foreign device is any device not manufactured by Atheros. REFERENCES See the Qualcomm Atheros HomePlug AV Firmware Technical Reference Manual for the latest information on available proper‐ ties. DISCLAIMER Atheros HomePlug AV Vendor Specific Management Message structure and content is proprietary to Qualcomm Atheros, Ocala FL USA. Consequently, public information may not be available. 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Serial No. 01 HIGH COURT OF MEGHALAYA Regular List AT SHILLONG PIL No. 4 of 2017 Date of order: 04.03.2020 In Re Sou Motu for Efficient Management of Cleanliness & Hygienic conditions in Vs. State of Meghalaya Shillong City Coram: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Mohammad Rafiq, Chief Justice Hon'ble Mr. Justice W. Diengdoh, Judge Appearance: For the Petitioner/Appellant (s) : Mr. T.T. Diengdoh, Sr. Adv. For the Respondent(s) : Dr. N. Mozika, Sr. Adv. with
Mr. P.N. Nongbri, Adv. (For R 1&3) Mr. S. P. Mahanta, Sr. Adv. (For R 4) Ms. A. Paul, ASG Considering the importance of the matter, we requested Mr. T.T. Diengdoh, learned Senior counsel who is present in the Court to assist the Court as Amicus Curiae and he has agreed.
Let office provide a copy of complete papers of this file to him. Dr. N. Mozika, learned Senior counsel appearing for the State submitted that the Supervisory Committee constituted vide notification dated 02.06.2017, held its last meeting in October, 2019 and thereafter no meeting has been held. He therefore prayed that hearing of the matter may be deferred for some time so as to enable the Supervisory Committee to make further deliberations.
The Supervisory Committee was constituted by this Court to oversee the conditions of cleanliness and hygiene of the Shillong city. This Court vide order dated 06.07.2017 required the Supervisory Committee to meet once in a week. Thereafter when the matter was listed before the Court on 21.06.2017, this Court was informed that the weekly meetings are being held by the Committee. This Court with a view of ensuring smooth functioning of the Committee vide order passed on that date required that the Commissioner & Secretary, Urban Affairs may be designated as Co- Chairman of the Committee, who may chair the meeting in absence of the 1 Chairman i.e., the Chief Secretary. This Court further directed that the Member Secretary, State Legal Services Authority shall be co-opted as member of the said Committee and left it open for the Committee to co-opt one more member. It is however regrettable to note that despite specific direction, meeting of the Committee has not been held for past five months.
Having regard to the significance of the issue of cleanliness and hygiene of the State capital Shillong, we deem it appropriate to make the following directions:-
I. That Mr. T.T. Diengdoh, learned Amicus Curiae and Member Secretary, Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board shall be inducted as members of the Supervisory Committee and the necessary notification for reconstituted Committees in this behalf shall be issued. II. That the respondent State notify constitution of four sub-committees of the Supervisory Committee; (1) for area falling under the jurisdiction of the Shillong Municipal Board, with the Chief Executive Officer as a member, (2) for area falling within the jurisdiction of the Shillong Cantonment Board, with its Chief Executive Officer as a member, (3) for area falling under the jurisdiction of the Khasi Autonomous District Council, with its Secretary as a member and (4) for area falling under the jurisdiction of the Hima Mylliem with its Syiem as a member who shall, along with Member Secretary, Meghalaya State Legal Services Authority and learned Amicus Curiae also as its members, shall constitute separate sub-committees for each of these areas.
III. That the aforementioned sub-committees shall conduct periodical inspection of the areas falling under their jurisdiction at least once in a month, as per the date and time fixed by Member Secretary of MSLSA, and submit their report to the Supervisory Committee. IV. That the Supervisory Committee, upon consideration of the suggestions/recommendations in the report of the respective sub- committees, shall issue appropriate direction for immediate cleanliness of the areas so as to restore the hygiene.
V. That Member Secretary, Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board shall have independent inspection of different parts of the city of Shillong 2 carried out and ensure compliance of various provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and take appropriate action against the defaulting person/party for violating of any provisions thereof. Member Secretary of the Pollution Board shall also from time to time give suggestions for ensuring cleanliness and hygiene of the city. VI. That the Supervisory Committee shall hold its meeting, at least once in a month, preferably in the last week of every month, on the date and time fixed by its Chairman i.e., the Chief Secretary of the State.
For the present, we direct that this matter shall be listed every first week of the month for further consideration commencing from the month of May, 2020.
Matter to come up on 04.05.2020.
(W. Diengdoh) (Mohammad Rafiq)
Judge Chief Justice
Meghalaya
04.03.2020
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In this portfolio we are going to focus on parallelizing code locally, so using multiple cores of the computer. To do this we use Python’s multiprocessing
library, especially its Pool
feature.
We check the number of existing cores on our local machine using and note that we have 8
.
print(multiprocessing.cpu_count())
Before we even start writing our script, we must make sure to include all the libraries at the very top followed by the function definitions. To ensure that we are only running the main copy of the script we use f __name__ == "__main__":
.
Basic map/reduce using Pool
Let’s create a basic function that returns the number of primes up to some integer.
from multiprocessing import cpu_count, Pool, current_process
from functools import reduce
def is_prime(x):
"""Function to compute wether a number is prime or not"""
isprime = 1;
for i in range(2, x//2):
if x%i==0:
isprime = 0
break
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} decided whether {x} is prime")
return isprime
if __name__ == "__main__":
# create a pool of workers
with Pool(processes=5) as pool:
nums = range(1,21)
are_primes = pool.map(is_prime, nums)
total_primes = reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, are_primes)
print(f"The number of total primes between 1 and 20 is: {total_primes}")
- by default
Pool() as pool
uses the total available cores, but we can control this usingprocesses=
as seen above. current_process().pid
returns the worker id. Note that there are indeed5
different workers performing the tasks.pool.map(is_prime,nums)
applies theis_prime
function to all the specified values by splitting the task across the given cores.reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, are_primes)
sums up all the values from the result by aggregating them one at a time.
Pool map/reduce for functions with multiple arguments
If we want to map a function with multiple arguments we can use Pool.starmap
instead. It takes as input a list of tuples, and applies the specified function to the elements of every individual tuple.
Let’s now create a function that finds the number of primes between two integers. Then we use Pool.starmap
to apply this function to the pairs of specified starting and end values. To do so we have used the zip
function to combine the two lists into pairs.
from multiprocessing import cpu_count, Pool, current_process
from functools import reduce
def is_prime(x):
"""Function to compute wether a number is prime or not"""
isprime = 1;
for i in range(2, x//2):
if x%i==0:
isprime = 0
break
return isprime
def count_primes(start, end):
"""Function that returns the number of primes between two integers."""
count = 0
for i in range(start, end):
if is_prime(i) == 1:
count = count + 1
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} decided the number of primes between {start} and {end}")
return count
starting_values = [2,10,30]
end_values = [3, 20, 60]
if __name__ == "__main__":
# create a pool of workers
with Pool(processes=5) as pool:
prime_counts = pool.starmap(count_primes, zip(starting_values, end_values))
print(prime_counts)
Asynchronous Functions and Futures
We are interested in using the workers for processing different functions. There are two main options:
pool.apply
: runs function in a separate process, but waits for the current process to finish first; only then does the master get unlocked.pool.apply_async
: workers perform different function calls and keep master unlocked.
An example of this would be
from multiprocessing import cpu_count, Pool, current_process
import time
def is_prime(x):
"""Function to compute wether a number is prime or not"""
isprime = 1;
for i in range(2, x//2):
if x%i==0:
isprime = 0
break
return isprime
def count_primes(start, end):
"""Function that returns the number of primes between two integers."""
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} started computing the number of primes between {start} and {end}")
count = 0
for i in range(start, end):
if is_prime(i) == 1:
count = count + 1
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} decided the number of primes between {start} and {end}. It is {count}.")
return count
if __name__ == "__main__":
print(f"Master process is PID {current_process().pid}")
# create a pool of workers
with Pool() as pool:
result1=pool.apply_async(count_primes, [2,3])
result2=pool.apply_async(count_primes, [2,10])
result1.wait()
result2.wait()
print(f"The results are {result1.get()} and {result2.get()}.")
We create two different processes using .apply_async
and from the output we see that the first worker starts applying the function and the control is immediately given back to the master process, which initiates the second worker. So now they are both working in parallel.
Note how we used .wait
before printing the outputs using .get
. This is an example of a function applied to a future
variable type, which is a placeholder for a result that will only be available in the future. Some functions that can be applied to futures are:
- .
wait()
: wait until result is available .ready
: check if result is available.get()
: get result
Asynchronous mapping
The main problem with .apply_async
is that it is quite tedious to apply if we have multiple functions that we want to apply. This is where .starmap_async
steps in.
We are going to count the number of primes between 1 and 200 by splitting the interval into equal chunks. At the end, we use a reduction to find the total count of primes.
from multiprocessing import cpu_count, Pool, current_process
from functools import reduce
def is_prime(x):
"""Function to compute wether a number is prime or not"""
isprime = 1;
for i in range(2, x//2):
if x%i==0:
isprime = 0
break
return isprime
def count_primes(start, end):
"""Function that returns the number of primes between two integers."""
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} started computing the number of primes between {start} and {end-1}")
count = 0
for i in range(start, end):
if is_prime(i) == 1:
count = count + 1
print(f"Worker {current_process().pid} decided the number of primes between {start} and {end-1}. It is {count}.")
return count
starting_values = [1,50,100,150]
end_values = [50, 100, 150, 201]
if __name__ == "__main__":
# create a pool of workers
with Pool(processes=5) as pool:
prime_counts_future = pool.starmap_async(count_primes, zip(starting_values, end_values))
prime_counts_future.wait()
total_prime_counts = reduce(lambda x,y: x+y, prime_counts_future.get())
print(total_prime_counts)
We once again note the asynchronous behaviour, and the functions are clearly all running in parallel.


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Installation
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- Ruby 2.3.0 or greater
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Install
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0.2.5 or greater
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Install
newline_hw
1.1.4 or greater
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[page:Object3D] → [page:Light] →
[name]
This light gets emitted uniformly across the face a rectangular plane. This can be
used to simulate things like bright windows or strip lighting.
This light can cast shadows - see the [page:RectAreaLightShadow] page for details.
NOTE: this class is currently under active development and is probably not
production ready yet (as of r83). Check back in a month or two! And feel free to try it out in the meantime.
Examples
[example:webgl_lights_arealight WebGL / arealight ]
[example:webgl_lights_rectarealight WebGL / rectarealight ]
var width = 2;
var height = 10;
var rectLight = new THREE.RectAreaLight( 0xffffff, undefined, width, height );
rectLight.intensity = 70.0;
rectLight.position.set( 5, 5, 0 );
scene.add( rectLight )
rectLightHelper = new THREE.RectAreaLightHelper( rectLight );
scene.add( rectLightHelper );
Constructor
[name]( [page:Integer color], [page:Float intensity], [page:Float width], [page:Float height] )
[page:Integer color] - (optional) hexadecimal color of the light. Default is 0xffffff (white).
[page:Float intensity] - (optional) numeric value of the light's strength/intensity. Default is 1.
[page:Float width] - (optional) width of the light. Default is 10.
[page:Float height] - (optional) height of the light. Default is 10.
Creates a new [name].
Properties
See the base [page:Light Light] class for common properties.
[property:Boolean castShadow]
If set to *true* light will cast dynamic shadows. *Warning*: This is expensive and
requires tweaking to get shadows looking right. See the [page:RectAreaLightShadow] for details.
The default is *false*.
Note: this is not yet implemented for this light type! (r83)
[property:Float decay]
The amount the light dims along the distance of the light.
In [page:WebGLRenderer.physicallyCorrectLights physically correct] mode, decay = 2 leads to
physically realistic light falloff. The default is *1*.
Note: this is not yet implemented for this light type! (r83)
[property:Float distance]
If non-zero, light will attenuate linearly from maximum intensity at the light's
position down to zero at this distance from the light. Default is *0.0*.
Note: this is not yet implemented for this light type! (r83)
[property:Boolean isRectAreaLight]
Used to check whether this or derived classes are RectAreaLights. Default is *true*.
You should not change this, as it used internally for optimisation.
[property:Vector3 position]
This is set equal to [page:Object3D.DefaultUp] (0, 1, 0), so that the light shines from the top down.
[property:RectAreaLightShadow shadow]
A [page:RectAreaLightShadow] used to calculate shadows for this light.
Note: this is not yet implemented for this light type! (r83)
[property:Object3D target]
The RectAreaLight points from its [page:.position position] to target.position. The default
position of the target is *(0, 0, 0)*.
*Note*: For the the target's position to be changed to anything other than the default,
it must be added to the [page:Scene scene] using
scene.add( light.target );
This is so that the target's [page:Object3D.matrixWorld matrixWorld] gets automatically
updated each frame.
It is also possible to set the target to be another object in the scene (anything with a
[page:Object3D.position position] property), like so:
var targetObject = new THREE.Object3D();
scene.add(targetObject);
light.target = targetObject;
The RectAreaLight will now track the target object.
Methods
See the base [page:Light Light] class for common methods.
[method:RectAreaLight copy]( [page:RectAreaLight source] )
Copies value of all the properties from the [page:RectAreaLight source] to this
RectAreaLight.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]