My girlfriend saves a lot of pictures off the web, daily.
She uses the Easy DragToGo Firefox extension so she can just drag the image to save it to ~/Downloads
. She has a stack of that folder in the dock, so she can immediately see that it saved successfully.
But sometimes, an image will have an incorrect extension (“foo.php”) or no extension (“foo”), and OS X will not show the thumbnail in the stack or in Finder, and won’t know how to open the file.
Renaming manually is a bother, especially when you don’t know what file type it’s supposed to be. So I made an AppleScript Folder Action that does this automatically.
When a new file appears in the folder, by being saved or moved there, the script uses the file
command to get the file type (try man file
for more info on how that works). Then, if the file type is JPG, PNG or GIF, and the filename extension does not match that file type, the correct extension is added.
The script is here:


#include <PxSolverDefs.h>
Public Attributes | |
| Px1DConstraint * | rows |
| The start of the constraint rows. More... | |
| PxU32 | numRows |
| The number of rows. More... | |
| PxReal | linBreakForce |
| PxReal | angBreakForce |
| Break forces. More... | |
| PxReal | minResponseThreshold |
| The minimum response threshold. More... | |
| void * | writeback |
| Pointer to constraint writeback structure. Reports back joint breaking. If not required, set to NULL. More... | |
| bool | disablePreprocessing |
| Disable joint pre-processing. Pre-processing can improve stability but under certain circumstances, e.g. when some invInertia rows are zero/almost zero, can cause instabilities. More... | |
| bool | improvedSlerp |
| Use improved slerp model. More... | |
| bool | driveLimitsAreForces |
| Indicates whether drive limits are forces. More... | |
| bool | extendedLimits |
| Indiciates whether extended limits are used. More... | |
| PxVec3 | body0WorldOffset |
| Body0 world offset. More... | |
| PxVec3 | cA2w |
| Location of anchor point A in world space. More... | |
| PxVec3 | cB2w |
| Location of anchor point B in world space. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDescBase | |
| PxConstraintInvMassScale | invMassScales |
| In: The local mass scaling for this pair. More... | |
| PxSolverConstraintDesc * | desc |
| Output: The PxSolverConstraintDesc filled in by contact prep. More... | |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyVel * | body0 |
| In: The first body. Stores velocity information. Unused unless contact involves articulations. More... | |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyVel * | body1 |
| In: The second body. Stores velocity information. Unused unless contact involves articulations. More... | |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyTxInertia * | body0TxI |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyTxInertia * | body1TxI |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyData * | bodyData0 |
| const PxTGSSolverBodyData * | bodyData1 |
| PxTransform | bodyFrame0 |
| In: The world-space transform of the first body. More... | |
| PxTransform | bodyFrame1 |
| In: The world-space transform of the second body. More... | |
| PxSolverContactDesc::BodyState | bodyState0 |
| In: Defines what kind of actor the first body is. More... | |
| PxSolverContactDesc::BodyState | bodyState1 |
| In: Defines what kind of actor the second body is. More... | |
| PxReal PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::angBreakForce |
Break forces.
| PxVec3 PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::body0WorldOffset |
Body0 world offset.
| PxVec3 PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::cA2w |
Location of anchor point A in world space.
| PxVec3 PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::cB2w |
Location of anchor point B in world space.
| bool PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::disablePreprocessing |
Disable joint pre-processing. Pre-processing can improve stability but under certain circumstances, e.g. when some invInertia rows are zero/almost zero, can cause instabilities.
| bool PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::driveLimitsAreForces |
Indicates whether drive limits are forces.
| bool PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::extendedLimits |
Indiciates whether extended limits are used.
| bool PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::improvedSlerp |
Use improved slerp model.
| PxReal PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::linBreakForce |
| PxReal PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::minResponseThreshold |
The minimum response threshold.
| PxU32 PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::numRows |
The number of rows.
| Px1DConstraint* PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::rows |
The start of the constraint rows.
| void* PxTGSSolverConstraintPrepDesc::writeback |
Pointer to constraint writeback structure. Reports back joint breaking. If not required, set to NULL.


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Topics¶
Topics allow you to describe subsets of your model, to make it easier for people to learn about your model.
The Sphinx documentation generator creates a section of documentation for each topic. This section includes links to each item type contained in the topic, as well as a diagram showing the relationships among the item types.
Topic Index¶
To include topics, create a topic index file named baseDirectory/Topics/index.txt
.
This file should contain the name of one topic per line. Each topic gets its own folder as
described below.
Individual Topics Definitions¶
A topic is defined in a folder named baseDirectory/Topics/TopicName
. Be sure
to replace TopicName with the name of your topic, which should also be included in the
topic index file.
Each topic folder contains two files.
items.txt¶
baseDirectory/Topics/TopicName/items.txt
is a plain text file with the name of
one item type per line.
readme.markdown¶
The baseDirectory/Topics/TopicName/readme.markdown
file contains text
to describe your topic.
See also
See https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/basics for a primer on using markdown to format text.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Cod in beer batter with chips and one-pan homemade ketchup.
For the tomato ketchup, place the vinegar, bay leaf, spices and sugar in a heavy-based pan and bring to a simmer.
Add the remaining ingredients and bring to the boil, stirring to prevent any sticking.
Reduce the temperature and simmer, stirring frequently for 30 minutes - be careful the mix doesn’t catch and burn.
Blend in a food processor or liquidizer and strain the sauce through a sieve.
If you find the sauce too thin once cold, then simply re-boil and thicken with a little cornflour mixed to a paste with water, being careful not to make it to starchy and too thick. This will prevent the tomato water separating from the sauce.
Heat a deep fat fryer to 170C/350F (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended).
Place the potatoes into the fat fryer in batches and cook for 2-3 minutes until just tender but not coloured.
Drain onto kitchen paper and turn up the fat fryer to 190C/375F.
Sprinkle the yeast and sugar into a mixing bowl.
Pour over the beer and vinegar and whisk in the flour.and salt
Leave to ferment – it is ready to use when the mixture starts to bubble.
Dip the cod fillets into the batter and fry until golden-brown and cooked through – about 3-4 minutes.
Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper.
Keep warm on a tray in the oven if necessary.
Place the semi cooked chips back into the fat fryer in batches and cook for another 2-3 minutes until golden-brown and crisp.
To serve, pile the chips onto the plate and place the cod alongside. Serve with a dollop of tomato ketchup.


|
Vkx
0.1.0
Vulkan C++ extensions
|
Miscellaneous functions that are not specifically associated with any types. More...
Functions | |
| bool | Vkx::extensionIsSupported (std::vector< vk::ExtensionProperties > &extensions, char const *name) |
| Returns true if the extension is supported. More... | |
| bool | Vkx::allExtensionsSupported (vk::PhysicalDevice const &physicalDevice, std::vector< char const * > const &extensions) |
| Returns true if all extensions are supported by the device. More... | |
| bool | Vkx::layerIsAvailable (std::vector< vk::LayerProperties > layers, char const *name) |
| Returns true if the layer is available. More... | |
| bool | Vkx::allLayersAvailable (std::vector< char const * > const &requested) |
| Returns true if all of the specified extensions are available. More... | |
| vk::ShaderModule | Vkx::loadShaderModule (std::string const &path, std::shared_ptr< Device > device, vk::ShaderModuleCreateFlags flags=vk::ShaderModuleCreateFlags()) |
| Loads a shader. More... | |
| uint32_t | Vkx::findAppropriateMemoryType (std::shared_ptr< PhysicalDevice > physicalDevice, uint32_t types, vk::MemoryPropertyFlags properties) |
| Finds an appropriate memory type provided by the physical device. More... | |
| void | Vkx::executeOnceSynched (std::shared_ptr< Device > device, vk::CommandPool const &commandPool, vk::Queue const &queue, std::function< void(vk::CommandBuffer &)> commands) |
| This function creates a one-time command buffer and executes it. More... | |
| int | Vkx::stripGrid (int w, int h, uint16_t *pData) |
| Strips a grid generating 16-bit indexes. | |
| int | Vkx::stripGrid (int w, int h, uint32_t *pData) |
| Strips a grid generating 32-bit indexes. | |
Miscellaneous functions that are not specifically associated with any types.
| bool Vkx::allExtensionsSupported | ( | vk::PhysicalDevice const & | physicalDevice, |
| std::vector< char const *> const & | extensions | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Returns true if all extensions are supported by the device.
| physicalDevice | |
| extensions |
| bool Vkx::allLayersAvailable | ( | std::vector< char const *> const & | requested | ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Returns true if all of the specified extensions are available.
| requested |
| void Vkx::executeOnceSynched | ( | std::shared_ptr< Device > | device, |
| vk::CommandPool const & | commandPool, | ||
| vk::Queue const & | queue, | ||
| std::function< void(vk::CommandBuffer &)> | commands | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
This function creates a one-time command buffer and executes it.
Creates and executes a one-time command buffer.
The function returns when the queue is idle.
The function parameter should add commands as normal to the command buffer parameter, like this:
| device | The command buffer is allocated from this device |
| commandPool | Commands are allocated from this pool |
| queue | The command buffer is executed in this queue |
| commands | Adds commands to the specified command buffer |
| bool Vkx::extensionIsSupported | ( | std::vector< vk::ExtensionProperties > & | extensions, |
| char const * | name | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Returns true if the extension is supported.
| extensions | |
| name |
| uint32_t Vkx::findAppropriateMemoryType | ( | std::shared_ptr< PhysicalDevice > | physicalDevice, |
| uint32_t | types, | ||
| vk::MemoryPropertyFlags | properties | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Finds an appropriate memory type provided by the physical device.
| physicalDevice | The physical device that will allocate the memory |
| types | Acceptable memory types as determined by vk::Device::getBufferMemoryRequirements() |
| properties | Necessary properties |
| bool Vkx::layerIsAvailable | ( | std::vector< vk::LayerProperties > | layers, |
| char const * | name | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Returns true if the layer is available.
| layers | |
| name |
| vk::ShaderModule Vkx::loadShaderModule | ( | std::string const & | path, |
| std::shared_ptr< Device > | device, | ||
| vk::ShaderModuleCreateFlags | flags | ||
| ) |
#include <Vkx.cpp>
Loads a shader.
| path | Path to shader file |
| device | Logical device managing the shader |
| flags | Creation flags (default: none) |


1. Press "Begin Hunt" in app.
2. Open the image in numerical order to begin the scavenger hunt.
3. Aim your camera at the image to begin the hunt!
4. Pull up the Penn Shield in Drone InvadARs to play.


Library Management
Add new books
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quantity
books Name
genre
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Benzoic acid C₇H₆O₂, is a colorless crystalline solid and a simple aromatic carboxylic acid. The name is derived from gum benzoin, which was for a long time its only known source
Benzoic Acid is a colorless crystalline solid that is the simplest aromatic carboxylic acid. Its chemical formula is C6H5COOH. Benzoic acid is soluble in water, alcohol, benzene, and ether. Its aqua solution is weakly acidic. It is non-toxic and stable under ordinary conditions.
Benzoic acid occurs naturally in many plants and resins. It is also detected in animals. The organic compound is an important precursor for the synthesis of many other organic substances. The salts and esters of benzoic acid are known as benzoates. Its salts are used as a food preservative.
Benzoic acid is produced commercially by partial oxidation of toluene with oxygen. The process is catalyzed by cobalt or manganese naphthenates. The process uses cheap raw materials proceeds in high yield, and is considered environmentally green.
More than 90 percent of commercial benzoic acid is converted directly to phenol and caprolactam. Its use in the production of glycol benzoates for the application of plasticizer in adhesive formulations is increasing. The organic compound is also used in the manufacture of alkyd resins and drilling mud additive for crude oil recovery applications. It is also used as a rubber polymerization activator and retardant.
Benzoic acid is converted to its salts and esters for use as a preservative application in foods, drugs, and personal products.
In medicine, benzoic acid is the principal component of benzoin resin, and is a constituent of Whitfield’s ointment which is used for the treatment of fungal skin diseases such as tinea, ringworm, and athlete’s foot.
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Welcome to the ng2-material examples site. Here's the test coverage report.
Compatible with: angular2@{{angularVersion}}.
There are instructions for getting started at the bottom.
If you are a ninja, feel free to npm install it
Then import the material directives and providers
Then reference the styles in your page
Or (more preferably) import them into your SCSS files.
If you want to use custom theme colors, include the core
styles and override the theme variables
before including the components
.
If you can't be bothered to package your app up and include ng2-material with it, you can use the github pages build for a particular commit to act as a CDN. Here's an example plunkr template to get you going.
If you're not familiar with Google's Material Design, here are two videos. The first introduces it very generally, and the second talks about the use of color.


Total listened tracks
SELECT count(*) AS "Total" FROM listened
Top 10 Artists of All Time
SELECT artist.name AS Artist, count(*) AS 'Play Count' FROM listened
LEFT JOIN track ON (listened.track = track.id)
LEFT JOIN artist ON (track.artist = artist.id)
GROUP BY artist.id
ORDER BY count(*) DESC
LIMIT 10
Top 10 Tracks of All Time
SELECT track.title AS Track, artist.name AS Artist, album.title AS Album, count(*) as 'Play Count' FROM listened
LEFT JOIN track ON (listened.track = track.id)
LEFT JOIN album ON (track.album = album.id)
LEFT JOIN artist ON (album.artist = artist.id)
GROUP BY listened.track
ORDER BY count(*) DESC
LIMIT 10
Top 10 Albums of All Time
SELECT album.title AS Album, artist.name AS Artist, count(*) as 'Play Count', (sum(listened.listentime)/3600)||':'||((sum(listened.listentime)/60)%60) as 'Listen Time hh:mm' FROM listened
LEFT JOIN track ON (listened.track = track.id)
LEFT JOIN album ON (track.album = album.id)
LEFT JOIN artist ON (album.artist = artist.id)
GROUP BY track.album
ORDER BY sum(listened.listentime) DESC
LIMIT 10
Most Recently Played
SELECT listened.date AS Date, track.title AS Track, artist.name AS Artist, album.title AS Album FROM listened
LEFT JOIN track ON (listened.track = track.id)
LEFT JOIN album ON (track.album = album.id)
LEFT JOIN artist ON (album.artist = artist.id)
ORDER BY listened.date DESC
LIMIT 10
Most Listened Genre
SELECT track.genre AS Genre, count(*) AS "Listen Count" FROM listened
LEFT JOIN track ON (listened.track = track.id)
GROUP BY track.genre
ORDER BY count(*) DESC
LIMIT 10


--- layout: page title: "Information technology — Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) — Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats" description: "ISO/IEC 23009-1:2014 primarily specifies formats for the Media Presentation Description and Segments for dynamic adaptive streaming delivery of MPEG media over HTTP. It is applicable to streaming services over the Internet." ---
| Document Name: | ISO/IEC 23009-1 |
|---|---|
| Document URI: |
urn:iso:std:iso-iec:23009:-1
|
| Online Version: |
http://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:std:iso-iec:23009:-1
|
| Organization: | International Organization for Standardization (ISO) |
| Series: | International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) |
| Abstract: | ISO/IEC 23009-1:2014 primarily specifies formats for the Media Presentation Description and Segments for dynamic adaptive streaming delivery of MPEG media over HTTP. It is applicable to streaming services over the Internet. |
application/dash+xml
Return to ( Series | Organization | all Specifications )


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The project is a semester assignment in an OS class, with the goal of building a robot capable of playing a hybrid game of tennis/volleyball/slaughterhouse, on this field:
{# hardcoded URL since the target doesn't exist yet, and 404s break the freeze routine #}The details of the game can be read here, but the tl;dr version is as follows:
There will be a final tournament sometime in February, in two parts: A 1vs1 and a maybe 2vs2 part (!).
We are three members in the project group: Tarjei Husoy, Kjell Braden and Damien Roeder.
We first met during several afternoons to discuss the first strategy and imagine a simple and clever architecture for our robot. When the structure was mostly finalized, Tarjei built the website while Kjell and Damien tested the sensors to get a sense of their accuracy and what we could achieve with them. Kjell then did the bulk of the coding and worked on some optimization, helped by Damien, while Tarjei documented the progress for the blog and gave some strategic advice.
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This application builds a database of a directory tree and allows you to search the database.
This example application is designed for programmers who are new to the JDBC. The functionality is kept low, so it should be easy to understand what is going on. It connects, execute queries and inserts data into the database.
First, the database must be initialized with a path. All the file names in this directory and all its subdirectories will be stored in the database. After this is done, the database can be searched for files that match a specific pattern.
This sample application is not compiled as part of the hsqldb jar. You should compile it yourself. You should modify the following examples to include the correct location of the hsqldb.jar in the commands.
Re-create database from directory '.':
java -classpath
hsqldb.jar org.hsqldb.sample.FindFile -init .
Find files like 'name':
java -classpath
hsqldb.jar org.hsqldb.sample.FindFile name
This text is based on HypersonicSQL documentation, updated to reflect the latest version of HSQLDB


- handleExtensionFetchItems(Map) - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPMessage
-
Apply the data in the extension FETCH items to this message.
- handleFetchItem(Item, String[], boolean) - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPMessage
-
Apply the data in the FETCH item to this message.
- handleResponse(Response) - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPFolder
-
The response handler.
- handleResponse(Response) - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPStore
-
Response handler method.
- hasCapability(String) - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPStore
-
Return true if the specified capability string is in the list
of capabilities the server announced.
- hashCode() - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.Rights
-
Compute a hash code for this Rights object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.Flags
-
Compute a hash code for this Flags object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress
-
Compute a hash code for the address.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.internet.NewsAddress
-
Compute a hash code for the address.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.AddressTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.AndTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.ComparisonTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.DateTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.FlagTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.HeaderTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.IntegerComparisonTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.NotTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.OrTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.RecipientStringTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.RecipientTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.search.StringTerm
-
Compute a hashCode for this object.
- hashCode() - Method in class javax.mail.URLName
-
Compute the hash code for this URLName.
- hasNewMessages() - Method in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPFolder
-
Check whether this folder has new messages.
- hasNewMessages() - Method in class com.sun.mail.pop3.POP3Folder
-
Always returns false
; the POP3 protocol provides
no way to determine when a new message arrives.
- hasNewMessages() - Method in class javax.mail.Folder
-
Returns true if this Folder has new messages since the last time
this indication was reset.
- Header - Class in javax.mail
-
The Header class stores a name/value pair to represent headers.
- Header(String, String) - Constructor for class javax.mail.Header
-
Construct a Header object.
- headerName - Variable in class javax.mail.search.HeaderTerm
-
The name of the header.
- HEADERS - Static variable in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPFolder.FetchProfileItem
-
HEADERS is a fetch profile item that can be included in a
FetchProfile
during a fetch request to a Folder.
- headers - Variable in class javax.mail.internet.InternetHeaders
-
The actual list of Headers, including placeholder entries.
- headers - Variable in class javax.mail.internet.MimeBodyPart
-
The InternetHeaders object that stores all the headers
of this body part.
- headers - Variable in class javax.mail.internet.MimeMessage
-
The InternetHeaders object that stores the header
of this message.
- HeaderTerm - Class in javax.mail.search
-
This class implements comparisons for Message headers.
- HeaderTerm(String, String) - Constructor for class javax.mail.search.HeaderTerm
-
Constructor.
- HeaderTokenizer - Class in javax.mail.internet
-
This class tokenizes RFC822 and MIME headers into the basic
symbols specified by RFC822 and MIME.
- HeaderTokenizer(String, String, boolean) - Constructor for class javax.mail.internet.HeaderTokenizer
-
Constructor that takes a rfc822 style header.
- HeaderTokenizer(String, String) - Constructor for class javax.mail.internet.HeaderTokenizer
-
Constructor.
- HeaderTokenizer(String) - Constructor for class javax.mail.internet.HeaderTokenizer
-
Constructor.
- HeaderTokenizer.Token - Class in javax.mail.internet
-
The Token class represents tokens returned by the
HeaderTokenizer.
- HeaderTokenizer.Token(int, String) - Constructor for class javax.mail.internet.HeaderTokenizer.Token
-
Constructor.
- helo(String) - Method in class com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport
-
Issue the HELO
command.
- HOLDS_FOLDERS - Static variable in class javax.mail.Folder
-
This folder can contain other folders
- HOLDS_MESSAGES - Static variable in class javax.mail.Folder
-
This folder can contain messages
- host - Variable in class com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPStore
-
- host - Variable in class javax.mail.internet.NewsAddress
-


Spacing added as 'margin-bottom' to each outlined div.
tsVerticalSpacing="small--2"
tsVerticalSpacing="small--1"
tsVerticalSpacing="small--0"
tsVerticalSpacing
tsVerticalSpacing="large--0"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--1"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--2"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--3"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--4"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--5"
tsVerticalSpacing="large--6"
tsVerticalSpacing="none"
Standard content...


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What did Kel do to Paul on Coronation Street and is he leaving?
Paul Foreman (Peter Ash) and Gemma Winter’s (Dolly-Rose Campbell) mum’s ex-partner Kel (Joseph Alessi) has been causing Paul no small amount of turmoil on Coronation Street after he came back on the scene and resumed his relationship with Bernie (Jane Hazelgrove).
Kel and Bernie (Jane Hazelgrove) got back together after he let her off the hook for shoplifting – a classic meet-cute.
But what Bernie didn’t know is that her ex has a very dark secret concerning her son…
What did Kel do to Paul on Corrie?
The vile Kel groomed Paul when he was just 14 years old.
Kel previously held such sway over Paul that he believed for years that their tryst was consensual.
But Billy (Daniel Brocklebank), knows what really happened and has been trying to help Paul see the abuse for what it really was.
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In scenes tonight, Paul’s family will come to know the truth about what was done to him.
Paul has been keeping the abuse a secret but Gemma and Bernie will break into Kel’s flat when they come to suspect that Kel has been thieving.
In his house, they’ll not only find stolen items, like Daniel’s (Rob Mallard) laptop, with Sinead’s (Katie McGlynn) precious goodbye messages on it, but they’ll also stumble across old pictures of Paul along with other children.
Bernie and her daughter will come back home armed with both the laptop and the pictures.
With all that evidence, Paul will find that he can no longer hide what was done to him, and Bernie and Gemma will understandably be left shocked.
We know that Kel will hold Bernie hostage after she confronts him over his horrid secret, but Bernie isn’t one to go down without a fight, especially when the man she’ll be fighting abused her son.
We know that Kel isn’t long for the cobbles, and that the paedophile will eventually be caught by Bernie trying to meet with a child.
Will this be what finally beings the predator to justice? We’ll have to tune in to find out.
Coronation Street continues Friday 22 November at 7:30pm and 8:30pm on ITV.


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This page contains a list of Tutorials that can help detail how some things are currently done and how to implement custom features. Below is a table of tutorials/guides and their descriptions
| Tutorial/Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Grove Starter Kit | Learn all about the accessories that came with the Grove Starter Kit for 96Boards and how to connect it to the Ultra96. |
| Custom Content | Learn how to create custom projects and webpages or upload your own local documents. |
| Run Example Project | Learn how to run example project and edit project code. |
| dnf | Learn how to use the dnf Package Manager through an example |
| Using Ultra96 | Learn about the different ways that you can do actions and/or access the board. |


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Charlie’s Angels bombs at box office with just $3.1m in opening days
Charlie’s Angels opened with a whimper at the US box office with the blockbuster sequel grossing just $3.1 million (£2.4 million) in its first two days of release.
The reboot, which stars Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Elizabeth Banks, has been hailed a box office disaster after tanking in its opening days.
According to Forbes, the movie took home just $3.15 million on Thursday and Friday in the US, including just $900,000 (£697,400) on day one.
It’s now on course to earn just $8.2 million (£6.3 million) from its opening weekend despite costing a big budget of $48 million (£37 million) to make.
Charlie’s Angels is currently sitting in third place behind Ford V Ferrari, which has grossed a whopping $30 million (£23 million) and last week’s number one movie Midway, with $8.8 million (£6.8 million).
The figures are no doubt a huge disappointment for Elizabeth, 45, who directed the movie and hoped it would enjoy similar success to its first two predecessors, which starred Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore.
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The franchise began as a hugely successful TV series with Farrah Fawcett, Jaclyn Smith and Kate Jackson as the chosen Angels, before launching the movie franchise in 2000 followed by the sequel Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.
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Elizabeth was forced to defend the Charlie’s Angels reboot, and recently told Wall Street Journal: ‘You’ve had 37 Spider-Manmovies and you’re not complaining! I think women are allowed to have one or two action franchises every 17 years — I feel totally fine with that.
‘Being in a big franchise allows you to have it all. I recognise the same thing, it’s almost unfair for women. The best roles are usually in small movies, but then you don’t make any money. It’s okay to want to make money.’
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| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | METHOD |
org.vertx.groovy.core.http.HttpServerResponse org.vertx.groovy.core.streams.WriteStream org.vertx.groovy.core.streams.ExceptionSupport
@groovy.transform.CompileStatic interface HttpServerResponse extends WriteStream
Represents a server-side HTTP response.
An instance of this class is created and associated to every instance of HttpServerRequest that is created.
It allows the developer to control the HTTP response that is sent back to the client for a partcularHTTP request. It contains methods that allow HTTP headers and trailers to be set, and for a body to be written out to the response.
It implements WriteStream so it can be used with Pump to pump data with flow control.
Instances of this class are not thread-safe
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void
|
close()
Close the underlying TCP connection |
void
|
closeHandler(groovy.lang.Closure handler)
Set a close handler for the response. |
void
|
end(java.lang.String chunk)
Same as end(Buffer) but writes a String with the default encoding before ending the response. |
void
|
end(java.lang.String chunk, java.lang.String enc)
Same as end(Buffer) but writes a String with the specified encoding before ending the response. |
void
|
end(Buffer chunk)
Same as end() but writes some data to the response body before ending. |
void
|
end()
Ends the response. |
MultiMap
|
getHeaders()
@return The HTTP headers |
int
|
getStatusCode()
The HTTP status code of the response. |
java.lang.String
|
getStatusMessage()
The HTTP status message of the response. |
MultiMap
|
getTrailers()
@return The HTTP trailers |
boolean
|
isChunked()
Is the response chunked? |
HttpServerResponse
|
leftShift(Buffer buff)
Same as write(Buffer) |
HttpServerResponse
|
leftShift(java.lang.String str)
Same as write(String) |
HttpServerResponse
|
putHeader(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String value)
Put an HTTP header - fluent API |
HttpServerResponse
|
putHeader(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Iterable value)
Put an HTTP header - fluent API |
HttpServerResponse
|
putTrailer(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String value)
Put an HTTP trailer - fluent API |
HttpServerResponse
|
putTrailer(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Iterable value)
Put an HTTP trailer - fluent API |
HttpServerResponse
|
sendFile(java.lang.String filename)
Tell the kernel to stream a file as specified by filename directly from disk to the outgoing connection, bypassing userspace altogether (where supported by the underlying operating system. |
HttpServerResponse
|
sendFile(java.lang.String filename, java.lang.String notFoundFile)
Same as sendFile(String) but also takes the path to a resource to serve if the resource is not found |
HttpServerResponse
|
setChunked(boolean chunked)
If chunked is true, this response will use HTTP chunked encoding, and each call to write to the body will correspond to a new HTTP chunk sent on the wire. |
HttpServerResponse
|
setStatusCode(int statusCode)
Set the status code |
HttpServerResponse
|
setStatusMessage(java.lang.String statusMessage)
Set the status message |
HttpServerResponse
|
write(Buffer chunk)
Write a org.vertx.java.core.buffer.Buffer to the response body. |
HttpServerResponse
|
write(java.lang.String chunk, java.lang.String enc)
Write a java.lang.String to the response body, encoded using the encoding enc. |
HttpServerResponse
|
write(java.lang.String chunk)
Write a java.lang.String to the response body, encoded in UTF-8. |
| Methods inherited from interface WriteStream | |
|---|---|
| drainHandler, isWriteQueueFull, setWriteQueueMaxSize, write |
| Methods inherited from interface ExceptionSupport | |
|---|---|
| exceptionHandler |
| Method Detail |
|---|
void close()
void closeHandler(groovy.lang.Closure handler)
void end(java.lang.String chunk)
void end(java.lang.String chunk, java.lang.String enc)
void end(Buffer chunk)
void end()
Once the response has ended, it cannot be used any more.
MultiMap getHeaders()
int getStatusCode()
java.lang.String getStatusMessage()
MultiMap getTrailers()
boolean isChunked()
HttpServerResponse leftShift(Buffer buff)
HttpServerResponse leftShift(java.lang.String str)
HttpServerResponse putHeader(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String value)
name
- The header namevalue
- The header value.
HttpServerResponse putHeader(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Iterable value)
name
- The header namevalue
- The header value.
HttpServerResponse putTrailer(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String value)
name
- The trailer namevalue
- The trailer value
HttpServerResponse putTrailer(java.lang.String name, java.lang.Iterable value)
name
- The trailer namevalue
- The trailer value
HttpServerResponse sendFile(java.lang.String filename)
HttpServerResponse sendFile(java.lang.String filename, java.lang.String notFoundFile)
HttpServerResponse setChunked(boolean chunked)
If chunked encoding is used the HTTP header Transfer-Encoding with a value of Chunked will be automatically inserted in the response.
If chunked is false, this response will not use HTTP chunked encoding, and therefore if any data is written the body of the response, the total size of that data must be set in the Content-Length header before any data is written to the response body.
An HTTP chunked response is typically used when you do not know the total size of the request body up front.
HttpServerResponse setStatusCode(int statusCode)
HttpServerResponse setStatusMessage(java.lang.String statusMessage)
HttpServerResponse write(Buffer chunk)
HttpServerResponse write(java.lang.String chunk, java.lang.String enc)
HttpServerResponse write(java.lang.String chunk)
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What makes search engine so fast in giving the results despite the enormous amount of data it needs to search is because of inverted index. To better understand how it works and why it is much better, let us take a look at the "normal" or "forward" index
Let's say you have a website and would like to have so that each page can be easily search via keywords that is present on each page. Doing a forward Index involves the following steps:
When all the pages is indexed, you will end up with a list of all pages with associated keywords on it. So whenever you need to find all pages that matches a certain keyword, you'll just search the index itself and you will come up with the list of pages associated with it.
| Page | Keywords |
|---|---|
| http://www.example.com/page1 | hello, world, hey, wait |
| http://www.example.com/page2 | greetings, world, tube, come-on |
| http://www.example.com/page3 | mr, darwin, cpu, world |
Pretty simple eh! but as people who actualy built a search engine (Google/Yahoo/Bing)figured out, that is not how simple things are. This process comes with these problems:
This problem is the very same reason why there is a need for Inverted Index
If you notice, it prevents duplicate keywords from being stored. It is being checked first if the keyword is already present and also records some information. This makes the indexing a bit slower, since for each keyword, it has to process and recheck the previous indexes. But on the other side, this makes querying VERY fast. Since the search engine only need to look up a single record, then all pages is there already!. This is how the result of inverted index looks like:
| Keywords | Pages |
|---|---|
| come-on | http://www.example.com/page2 |
| cpu | http://www.example.com/page3 |
| darwin | http://www.example.com/page3 |
| greetings | http://www.example.com/page2 |
| hello | http://www.example.com/page1 |
| hey | http://www.example.com/page1 |
| mr | http://www.example.com/page3 |
| wait | http://www.example.com/page1 |
| world |
http://www.example.com/page1 http://www.example.com/page2 http://www.example.com/page3 |
| tube | http://www.example.com/page2 |
If you observe above, when I need to know all pages that contains the word "world", it can quickly return all pages, and since the keywords itself is also sorted, finding it among the keywords is extremely fast.
And so that is what the difference of Forward vs Inverted indexes, it's all about providing a much more efficient querying process. Forward index is easier to do in indexing proces, but sucks in querying, while Inverted index is complicated during indexing time, but extremely fast in querying time.


public class GridBagConstraints extends Object implements Cloneable, Serializable
GridBagConstraints
class specifies constraints
for components that are laid out using the
GridBagLayout
class.GridBagLayout
,
Serialized Form| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
ABOVE_BASELINE
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
ABOVE_BASELINE_LEADING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
ABOVE_BASELINE_TRAILING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
int |
anchor
This field is used when the component is smaller than its
display area.
|
static int |
BASELINE
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BASELINE_LEADING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BASELINE_TRAILING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BELOW_BASELINE
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BELOW_BASELINE_LEADING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BELOW_BASELINE_TRAILING
Possible value for the
anchor field. |
static int |
BOTH
Resize the component both horizontally and vertically.
|
static int |
CENTER
Put the component in the center of its display area.
|
static int |
EAST
Put the component on the right side of its display area,
centered vertically.
|
int |
fill
This field is used when the component's display area is larger
than the component's requested size.
|
static int |
FIRST_LINE_END
Place the component in the corner of its display area where
the first line of text on a page would normally end for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
FIRST_LINE_START
Place the component in the corner of its display area where
the first line of text on a page would normally begin for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
int |
gridheight
Specifies the number of cells in a column for the component's
display area.
|
int |
gridwidth
Specifies the number of cells in a row for the component's
display area.
|
int |
gridx
Specifies the cell containing the leading edge of the component's
display area, where the first cell in a row has
gridx=0 . |
int |
gridy
Specifies the cell at the top of the component's display area,
where the topmost cell has
gridy=0 . |
static int |
HORIZONTAL
Resize the component horizontally but not vertically.
|
Insets |
insets
This field specifies the external padding of the component, the
minimum amount of space between the component and the edges of its
display area.
|
int |
ipadx
This field specifies the internal padding of the component, how much
space to add to the minimum width of the component.
|
int |
ipady
This field specifies the internal padding, that is, how much
space to add to the minimum height of the component.
|
static int |
LAST_LINE_END
Place the component in the corner of its display area where
the last line of text on a page would normally end for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
LAST_LINE_START
Place the component in the corner of its display area where
the last line of text on a page would normally start for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
LINE_END
Place the component centered along the edge of its display area where
lines of text would normally end for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
LINE_START
Place the component centered along the edge of its display area where
lines of text would normally begin for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
NONE
Do not resize the component.
|
static int |
NORTH
Put the component at the top of its display area,
centered horizontally.
|
static int |
NORTHEAST
Put the component at the top-right corner of its display area.
|
static int |
NORTHWEST
Put the component at the top-left corner of its display area.
|
static int |
PAGE_END
Place the component centered along the edge of its display area
associated with the end of a page for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
PAGE_START
Place the component centered along the edge of its display area
associated with the start of a page for the current
ComponentOrientation . |
static int |
RELATIVE
Specifies that this component is the next-to-last component in its
column or row (
gridwidth , gridheight ),
or that this component be placed next to the previously added
component (gridx , gridy ). |
static int |
REMAINDER
Specifies that this component is the
last component in its column or row.
|
static int |
SOUTH
Put the component at the bottom of its display area, centered
horizontally.
|
static int |
SOUTHEAST
Put the component at the bottom-right corner of its display area.
|
static int |
SOUTHWEST
Put the component at the bottom-left corner of its display area.
|
static int |
VERTICAL
Resize the component vertically but not horizontally.
|
double |
weightx
Specifies how to distribute extra horizontal space.
|
double |
weighty
Specifies how to distribute extra vertical space.
|
static int |
WEST
Put the component on the left side of its display area,
centered vertically.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GridBagConstraints()
Creates a
GridBagConstraint object with
all of its fields set to their default value. |
GridBagConstraints(int gridx,
int gridy,
int gridwidth,
int gridheight,
double weightx,
double weighty,
int anchor,
int fill,
Insets insets,
int ipadx,
int ipady)
Creates a
GridBagConstraints object with
all of its fields set to the passed-in arguments. |
public static final int RELATIVE
gridwidth
, gridheight
),
or that this component be placed next to the previously added
component (gridx
, gridy
).gridwidth
,
gridheight
,
gridx
,
gridy
,
Constant Field Valuespublic static final int REMAINDER
public static final int NONE
public static final int BOTH
public static final int HORIZONTAL
public static final int VERTICAL
public static final int CENTER
public static final int NORTH
public static final int NORTHEAST
public static final int EAST
public static final int SOUTHEAST
public static final int SOUTH
public static final int SOUTHWEST
public static final int WEST
public static final int NORTHWEST
public static final int PAGE_START
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to NORTH for horizontal
orientations.public static final int PAGE_END
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to SOUTH for horizontal
orientations.public static final int LINE_START
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to WEST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and EAST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int LINE_END
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to EAST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and WEST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int FIRST_LINE_START
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to NORTHWEST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and NORTHEAST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int FIRST_LINE_END
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to NORTHEAST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and NORTHWEST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int LAST_LINE_START
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to SOUTHWEST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and SOUTHEAST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int LAST_LINE_END
ComponentOrientation
. Equal to SOUTHEAST for horizontal,
left-to-right orientations and SOUTHWEST for horizontal, right-to-left
orientations.public static final int BASELINE
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally centered and
vertically aligned along the baseline of the prevailing row.
If the component does not have a baseline it will be vertically
centered.public static final int BASELINE_LEADING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
leading edge. For components with a left-to-right orientation,
the leading edge is the left edge. Vertically the component is
aligned along the baseline of the prevailing row. If the
component does not have a baseline it will be vertically
centered.public static final int BASELINE_TRAILING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
trailing edge. For components with a left-to-right
orientation, the trailing edge is the right edge. Vertically
the component is aligned along the baseline of the prevailing
row. If the component does not have a baseline it will be
vertically centered.public static final int ABOVE_BASELINE
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally centered. Vertically
the component is positioned so that its bottom edge touches
the baseline of the starting row. If the starting row does not
have a baseline it will be vertically centered.public static final int ABOVE_BASELINE_LEADING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
leading edge. For components with a left-to-right orientation,
the leading edge is the left edge. Vertically the component is
positioned so that its bottom edge touches the baseline of the
starting row. If the starting row does not have a baseline it
will be vertically centered.public static final int ABOVE_BASELINE_TRAILING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
trailing edge. For components with a left-to-right
orientation, the trailing edge is the right edge. Vertically
the component is positioned so that its bottom edge touches
the baseline of the starting row. If the starting row does not
have a baseline it will be vertically centered.public static final int BELOW_BASELINE
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally centered. Vertically
the component is positioned so that its top edge touches the
baseline of the starting row. If the starting row does not
have a baseline it will be vertically centered.public static final int BELOW_BASELINE_LEADING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
leading edge. For components with a left-to-right orientation,
the leading edge is the left edge. Vertically the component is
positioned so that its top edge touches the baseline of the
starting row. If the starting row does not have a baseline it
will be vertically centered.public static final int BELOW_BASELINE_TRAILING
anchor
field. Specifies
that the component should be horizontally placed along the
trailing edge. For components with a left-to-right
orientation, the trailing edge is the right edge. Vertically
the component is positioned so that its top edge touches the
baseline of the starting row. If the starting row does not
have a baseline it will be vertically centered.public int gridx
gridx=0
.
The leading edge of a component's display area is its left edge for
a horizontal, left-to-right container and its right edge for a
horizontal, right-to-left container.
The value
RELATIVE
specifies that the component be placed
immediately following the component that was added to the container
just before this component was added.
The default value is RELATIVE
.
gridx
should be a non-negative value.
clone()
,
gridy
,
ComponentOrientation
public int gridy
gridy=0
. The value
RELATIVE
specifies that the component be placed just
below the component that was added to the container just before
this component was added.
The default value is RELATIVE
.
gridy
should be a non-negative value.
public int gridwidth
Use REMAINDER
to specify that the component's
display area will be from gridx
to the last
cell in the row.
Use RELATIVE
to specify that the component's
display area will be from gridx
to the next
to the last one in its row.
gridwidth
should be non-negative and the default
value is 1.
clone()
,
gridheight
public int gridheight
Use REMAINDER
to specify that the component's
display area will be from gridy
to the last
cell in the column.
Use RELATIVE
to specify that the component's
display area will be from gridy
to the next
to the last one in its column.
gridheight
should be a non-negative value and the
default value is 1.
public double weightx
The grid bag layout manager calculates the weight of a column to
be the maximum weightx
of all the components in a
column. If the resulting layout is smaller horizontally than the area
it needs to fill, the extra space is distributed to each column in
proportion to its weight. A column that has a weight of zero receives
no extra space.
If all the weights are zero, all the extra space appears between the grids of the cell and the left and right edges.
The default value of this field is 0
.
weightx
should be a non-negative value.
public double weighty
The grid bag layout manager calculates the weight of a row to be
the maximum weighty
of all the components in a row.
If the resulting layout is smaller vertically than the area it
needs to fill, the extra space is distributed to each row in
proportion to its weight. A row that has a weight of zero receives no
extra space.
If all the weights are zero, all the extra space appears between the grids of the cell and the top and bottom edges.
The default value of this field is 0
.
weighty
should be a non-negative value.
public int anchor
There are three kinds of possible values: orientation
relative, baseline relative and absolute. Orientation relative
values are interpreted relative to the container's component
orientation property, baseline relative values are interpreted
relative to the baseline and absolute values are not. The
absolute values are:
CENTER
, NORTH
, NORTHEAST
,
EAST
, SOUTHEAST
, SOUTH
,
SOUTHWEST
, WEST
, and NORTHWEST
.
The orientation relative values are: PAGE_START
,
PAGE_END
,
LINE_START
, LINE_END
,
FIRST_LINE_START
, FIRST_LINE_END
,
LAST_LINE_START
and LAST_LINE_END
. The
baseline relative values are:
BASELINE
, BASELINE_LEADING
,
BASELINE_TRAILING
,
ABOVE_BASELINE
, ABOVE_BASELINE_LEADING
,
ABOVE_BASELINE_TRAILING
,
BELOW_BASELINE
, BELOW_BASELINE_LEADING
,
and BELOW_BASELINE_TRAILING
.
The default value is CENTER
.
clone()
,
ComponentOrientation
public int fill
The following values are valid for fill
:
NONE
: Do not resize the component.
HORIZONTAL
: Make the component wide enough to fill
its display area horizontally, but do not change its height.
VERTICAL
: Make the component tall enough to fill its
display area vertically, but do not change its width.
BOTH
: Make the component fill its display area
entirely.
The default value is NONE
.
clone()
public Insets insets
The default value is new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0)
.
clone()
public int ipadx
ipadx
pixels.
The default value is 0
.
public GridBagConstraints()
GridBagConstraint
object with
all of its fields set to their default value.public GridBagConstraints(int gridx, int gridy, int gridwidth, int gridheight, double weightx, double weighty, int anchor, int fill, Insets insets, int ipadx, int ipady)
GridBagConstraints
object with
all of its fields set to the passed-in arguments.
Note: Because the use of this constructor hinders readability
of source code, this constructor should only be used by
automatic source code generation tools.gridx
- The initial gridx value.gridy
- The initial gridy value.gridwidth
- The initial gridwidth value.gridheight
- The initial gridheight value.weightx
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Hi, I am David, I'm 20 years old and I am a game programmer in my third year at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. I am studying HBO-ICT Game Development. I live in Beverwijk, the Netherlands. My mother tongue is Dutch but I also speak English and a little bit of German.
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I listen to music a lot, when I wake up, when I work, when I relax, anytime really. Down here you can find some examples of music that I usually listen to.


MYSETDIFF Set difference of two sets of positive integers (much faster than built-in setdiff) C = mysetdiff(A,B) C = A \ B = { things in A that are not in B }
0001 function C = mysetdiff(A,B) 0002 % MYSETDIFF Set difference of two sets of positive integers (much faster than built-in setdiff) 0003 % C = mysetdiff(A,B) 0004 % C = A \ B = { things in A that are not in B } 0005 0006 if isempty(A) 0007 ma = 0; 0008 else 0009 ma = max(A); 0010 end 0011 0012 if isempty(B) 0013 mb = 0; 0014 else 0015 mb = max(B); 0016 end 0017 0018 if ma==0 0019 C = []; 0020 elseif mb==0 0021 C = A; 0022 else % both non-empty 0023 %bits = sparse(1, max(ma,mb)); 0024 bits = zeros(1, max(ma,mb)); 0025 bits(A) = 1; 0026 bits(B) = 0; 0027 C = A(logical(bits(A))); 0028 end


+++
title = "Datadog 101 - The Right Alerts"
date = "2016-10-17T08:46:22-04:00"
weight = 4
description = "When is the right time to alert someone?"
+++
# Creating the Right Alerts
---
# Two Rules for Effective Alerting
1. Alert liberally; page judiciously
1. Page on symptoms, rather than causes
--
# What does that mean?
* Create lots of alerts for everything.
* Alerts become the living history of your infrastructure
* But only notify people about the **Work Metrics** going awry
---
# Paged Alerts Should Always Be Easily Actionable
## Alerts should be:
* Grokkable at 3AM, drunk, with one eye closed
* Filled with all the info you need
* Including who to wake up if you have trouble
* Consumable by the non-experts
---
# Levels of Alerting Urgency
## Alerts as Records (low severity)
Use to document the system. Helpful when trying to troubleshoot later.
## Alerts as Notifications (moderate severity)
These are things that require intervention, but not right away
## Alerts as Pages (high severity)
Wake the right people up and address it immediately!
---
# How to Determine the Right Level of Urgency?
## Is the issue real?
Don't notify on things that shouldn't be important, like:
* Test environments
* System down during planned upgrade
--
# How to Determine the Right Level of Urgency?
## Does the issue require attention?
* If you can automate a response, do it
* The costs of calling someone away from work/sleep/personal time is significant. Avoid if you can.
* If it's **real** and **require's attention**, notify and let the engineer prioritize.
--
# How to Determine the Right Level of Urgency?
## Is the issue urgent?
* IIF the issue is **real** AND **require's attention** AND is **urgent**, generate a page.
---
# Page on Symptoms
## **Work metrics** not Resource metrics
![](../../images/monitoring101/workresourceevents-4.png)
---
# ...except when its an early warning...
---
# Early Warning Signs
Also page on the early warning signs that come before really bad things:
* If you are about to run out of disk
* If you are about to hit a quota limit
* etc.
---
# How To Build an Alert
## https://app.datadoghq.com/monitors#/create
![](https://cl.ly/360B3g2C2s3s/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.01.33%20AM.public.png)
--
# Eight Types
* **Host** - notify on the status of the agent heartbeat
* **Metric** - metrics collected by agent or API can trigger alerts
* **Integration** - same as metrics above, applied to specific integrations
* **Process** - check if a process is running or not
* **Network Service** - check if a network endpoint is active or not
* **Custom Check** - run a custom script and alert on the results
* **Event** - trigger alerts if the quantity of events goes over a threshold
* **Outlier** - detect when a member of a group is different than the rest
--
# Define the Metric
![](https://cl.ly/1x443n10051i/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.04.31%20AM.public.png)
--
# Set the conditions
![](https://cl.ly/1X0D1P1j3a1d/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.08.41%20AM.public.png)
--
# Preview What the Monitor Sees
![](https://cl.ly/1T3R1Q1x1g1h/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.09.20%20AM.public.png)
--
# Enter a Message
![](../../images/therightalerts/say.png)
--
# Make it Dynamic
![](../../images/therightalerts/makeitdynamic.png)
--
# Choose Who To Notify
![](../../images/therightalerts/notify.png)
---
# View the Triggered Monitors
https://app.datadoghq.com/monitors/triggered
![](https://cl.ly/1u0y1F3W201P/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.12.34%20AM.public.png)
--
# Click on One
![](https://cl.ly/3r040L3G3Z3V/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.13.55%20AM.public.png)
--
# Schedule Downtime
![](https://cl.ly/36081A1U100H/Image%202017-09-25%20at%2011.15.01%20AM.public.png)


Hi,
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Now you can configure the events to watch as well as the notifiers to be used to dispatch the notifications.


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WWE NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool II sells out in two hours; Tickets coming soon for NXT UK 2020 shows in York, Coventry, Bournemouth and Glasgow
by WWE.comThe excitement of NXT UK has once again been proven as the NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool II event, announced by COO Triple H on Saturday, sold out in two hours!
NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool II will emanate from The Empress Ballroom in Blackpool, England, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network on Sunday, Jan. 12, at 11:30 a.m. ET/4:30 GMT.
Now, the WWE Universe will get their opportunity to capture all the action of NXT UK when tickets for four upcoming NXT UK events become available on Tuesday, Nov. 26 beginning at 10 a.m. local time at www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
The shows will run as follows:
NXT UK debuts in York, York Barbican – Friday, Jan. 17 & Saturday, Jan. 18.
NXT UK Coventry, SkyDome Arena – Friday, March 6 & Saturday, March 7.
NXT UK debuts to Bournemouth, International Centre – Friday, May 1 & Saturday, May 2.
NXT UK Glasgow, Braehead Arena – Friday, July 24 & Saturday, July 25.
The WWE Universe in attendance for these NXT UK tapings will see all their favorite NXT UK Superstars including WWE United Kingdom Champion WALTER, NXT UK Women’s Champion Kay Lee Ray, NXT UK Tag Team Champions Mark Coffey & Wolfgang, Tyler Bate, Trent Seven, Jinny, Ilja Dragunov, Toni Storm, Xia Brookside, Grizzled Young Veterans and many more (talent subject to change).
NXT UK airs every Thursday at 3 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. GMT, exclusively on WWE Network. For more information on NXT UK visit https://www.wwe.com/shows/nxtuk.
*.


Find a full documentation of the package on the project page
The ‘leadR’ package is not available on the official CRAN servers.
However, the latest development builds can directly be installed from GitHub. Simply run the following from an R console
Example of the ‘Constant Flux Constant Sedimentation Rate’ (CF:CS) model ouput:
# Load example data (synthetic)
data(Pb)
str(Pb)
#> 'data.frame': 20 obs. of 2 variables:
#> $ depth : num 0 1.58 3.16 4.74 6.32 ...
#> $ activity: num 97.5 89.6 86.5 76 68.3 ...
# Apply the model
results <- calc_SedimentationRate(x = Pb,
reverse = TRUE,
fix_a0 = FALSE,
verbose = TRUE)
#> Equation: activity ~ 100.288 * exp((0.03114/0.512) * depth)
#> Sedimentation rate: 0.512 ± 0.013 cm/a


Orange peel flowers can be a nice touch to the dinner table. Peel an orange in circular direction keeping the whole peel in tacted. Then turn the peel into a spiral making the shape of a rose.


Menu
Menu choices
Simply click on the food you are looking for to be redirected to that part of the menu.
Pizza| Calzones| Hoagies| Appetizers| Wings| Pastas & Salads| Sauces
Traditional Pizza & New White Pizza
Small 12" (8 cut) - $11.15
Standard Topping - $1.45
Gourmet Topping - $2.80
Thick crust - $1.55
Large 16" (12 cut) - $14.95
Standard Topping - $1.85
Gourmet Topping - $4.05
Thick crust - $2.00
Individual Cuts - $2.40
Standard Topping - $0.40
Gourmet Topping - $1.80
Cups of Cheese: 16oz - $2.25, 22oz - $2.85
Standard Toppings
Extra Cheese, Pepperoni, Sausage, Capicola, Virginia Ham, Bacon, Mushrooms
Green Peppers, Onions, Roasted Red Peppers, Black and Green Olives, Hot Pepper Rings, Anchovies
Gourmet Toppings
Shrimp, Meatballs, Steak, Hot Sausage Links
Calzones
Small - $11.80
Gourmet Toppings - $1.60
Large - $17.75
Gourmet Toppings - $2.60
Medium - $14.25
Gourmet Toppings - $2.10
Gourmet Toppings
Ricotta Cheese, Capicola, Pepperoni, Mushroom, Onion, Provolone Cheese
Hoagies
Italian
Whole $8.20, Half $5.50
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Homemade Italian Dressing
Steak
Whole $9.75, Half $5.80
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Fried Onion, Famous Red Steak Sauce
Pizza Steak
Whole $9.75, Half $5.80
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Fried Onion, Pizza Sauce
Capicola
Whole $9.75, Half $5.80
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Homemade Italian Dressing
Virginia Ham
Whole $9.75, Half $5.80
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Homemade Italian Dressing
Vegetarian Cheese
Whole $8.25, Half $5.30
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Homemade Italian Dressing
Chicken Sandwich
Whole $10.25, Half $6.75
Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Mayo
Pizza Boat
Whole $8.25, Half $5.30
Pizza Sauce and Cheese
Meatball
Whole $10.50, Half $6.25
Pizza Sauce and Cheese
Hot Sausage
Whole $10.50, Half $6.25
Cheese, Fried Onion, Green Peppers, Marinara
Chicken Parm Sandwich
Whole $10.25, Half $6.75
Pasta Sauce and Cheese
Appetizers
French Fries $3.00, Onion Rings $3.00
Provolone Sticks $5.50, Chicken Fingers $6.10
Wings
Buffalo, Garlic, Butter, Barbeque
Dozen $7.50, Half Dozen: $4.00
Add ranch or blue cheese for $0.40
Pastas and Salads
Rigatoni
Small - $5.50, Large $7.90
Pasta Sauce, Roano Cheese, Garlic Bread
Spaghetti
Small - $5.50, Large $7.90
Pasta Sauce, Roano Cheese, Garlic Bread
Ravioli (6 in an order) - $7.55
Pasta Sauce, Roano Cheese, Garlic Bread
Sauces To Go
Pasta Sauce, Steak Sauce, Buffalo Sauce
Quart $7.25 | 10 oz. $1.85 | 6 oz. $1.55 | 2.5 oz. $0.70 | Tin of Spaghetti Sauce $1.60 | Extra Romano Cheese $0.40


DIVIDE : O(1)
O(1) :STRIPES divide
CONQUER : 2*T(N/2)
O(1) : STRIPES Base Case
2*T(N/2) : STRIPES Recursive step
MERGE : O(N2)
O(N) : set operations like
intersection, union, difference
O(N2) : copy, blacken,
concat functions are main functions useful for merge
EXTRA Functions :
O(1) : RECTANGLE_DAC
O(N) : Measure - calculates measure
given all the stripes; Contour, contour_pieces - calculate contour
pieces given stripes
O(P2) : PostProcess
where N = Total Number of left and right edges
P = Total Number of Contour Pieces
Final Time Complexity for STRIPES Functions
T(N) = O(1) + 2*T(N/2)
+ O(N2)
this can be solved to get T(N) = O(N2)
therefore the final complexity of the whole algorithm is O(1)*O(N2) + O(N) + O(P2)
which is equal to
O(N2+P2)


REGEXP_REPLACE
searches a string for a regular pattern and replaces it with another string. By default, the function returns source_char
with every occurrence of the regular expression pattern replaced with replace_string
.
CHAR | NCHAR | VARCHAR2 | NVARCHAR2
REGEXP_REPLACE(source_char, pattern
[, replace_string
[, position
[, occurrence
[, match_parameter ]
]
]
]
)
source_char
is the text expression that is searched.
pattern
is the text expression to search for. It is usually a text literal and can contain up to 512 bytes. For a list of operators, refer to the Oracle Database SQL Language Reference, Appendix D, "Oracle Regular Expression Support."
replace_string
is the text that replaces pattern
in source_char
.
position
is a nonzero integer indicating the character of source_char
where the function begins the search. When position
is negative, then the function counts and searches backward from the end of string. The default value of position
is 1, which means that the function begins searching at the first character of source_char
.
occurrence
is an integer indicating which occurrence of pattern
the function should search for. The value of occurrence
must be positive. The default values of occurrence
is 1, meaning the function searches for the first occurrence of pattern
.
match_parameter
is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values:
c
: Case-sensitive matching.
i
: Case-insensitive matching.
m
: Treat the source string as multiple lines. The function interprets ^
and $
as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. By default, the function treats the source string as a single line.
n
: New-line character is among the characters matched by a period (the wildcard character). By default, it is not.
x
: Ignore whitespace characters.
REGEXP_REPLACE('500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA', '( ){2,}', ' ')
eliminates extra spaces and returns the string
500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA


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What came first, the chicken or the egg?
16 May 2020
The answer is obvious. The chicken! Hang on a minute …This old brain teaser is understood, when someone has a dilemma and calls it a “chicken and egg” situation. If an English phrase doesn’t make sense, it is probably because it is connected to an old proverb or conundrum ; (see above).
Other familiar English phrases can have surprisingly different meanings, even in different English speaking countries. “Under the weather”, for example, means unwell in the UK; but in South Africa it can mean “drunk”!  But did you know, it is a sporting metaphor from the very English game of cricket, when the cricket ball is hit completely outside of the field!?
Another rich source is rhyming slang, often historical. If someone asks if you are telling them “porky pies,” how will you know that they mean “lies”? There are lots more like that one. Your language undoubtedly has phrases which will astonish the rest of us. The best one I heard recently comes from Kazakhstan; translated it means you are “hanging noodles from my ears”. It seems that it really means “ you are lying to me!”. What fun expressions from your language can you tell us about? Do please send them in, to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>As you can see, phrases can conceal cultural and historical back- stories. If time changes things, we could ask when was English first spoken, which language was first spoken, and who spoke it?! So, we come back to the question … Which came first, the chicken or the egg? A strange answer I found earlier this week said “neither; the dinosaur came first”. I find that difficult to swallow; (the answer not the dinosaur). What do you think?


--- title: Xaringan presentations with blogdown author: Peter Baumgartner date: '2018-07-21' categories: - how-to tags: - blogdown - xaringan slug: presentations-with-xaringan description: This post demonstrates how to present slideshows with the Xaringan package. I explain how to integrate slideshows with Xaringan into blogdown via internal and external links. draft: no ---
I am following in this short post the detailed description by Tim Mastny in his blog entry Embed Slides in Your Blog. Please read his article — especially the second half of it, where he is explaining the installation procedure.
knitr::include_url('https://timmastny.rbind.io/slides/first_presentation')
knitr::include_url('/slide/xaringan-demo.html', height = "505px")
Both examples above are the same as in Tim’s article.
Two observations:
library(xaringan)
. At the moment, I do not understand why this is not necessary.height = "505px"
does this. To tweak this, I had to experiment with the optimal pixel value. (Maybe there is a better way to tweak this parameter with the valid value, e.g., taking the value from the CSS.)The height parameter solves one of the problems mentioned by Tim:
I’m also investigating to see if I can trim the iframe, so I only see the slides and not the gray bars on the side.
Here I wanted to address his second issue:
I’d like to be able to use a relative reference to the slideshow’s HTML file in the static/ directory, but I think
knitr::include_url()
requires a live URL. I’ll have to do more research.
My first try was: ![](/slide/xaringan-demo.html/#5)
It generates a kind of thumbnail. Maybe this is theme dependent. I once tried it out in another theme and got other sizes, e.g., over the whole width of the text column. Presumably, this has to be done in one of the CSS files of the corresponding template.
A kind of a thumbnail was not the result I was looking for, but it could become handy anyway. For instance, as a reference in an article. With the slide number behind the URL, one can reference easy every slide frame directly.
The second try is a link in standard Markdown to the file. It opens up the full-screen presentation. The code:
The second try is a [link in standard markdown](https://portfolio.peter-baumgartner.net/slide/xaringan-demo#1) to the file.
This is not ideal one always needs an internet connection for the presentation.
The third try is a relative link in Markdown to the file. It opens up the full-screen presentation. The code:
The third try is a [relative link in Markdown](/slide/xaringan-demo.html) to the file.
This is the solution Tim was looking for. I tried several approaches in vain. Then I remembered that there is a demo blogdown-static website by Yihui Xie. There I found the solution!
This third approach solves the second question mentioned by Tim. And this is an excellent solution: With a simple relative link in Markdown can everyone present (Xaringan) slideshows without an internet connection in full-screen view.
Sure there would have always been the possibility to go via the operating system to the file on the hard disk directly. But this is not very elegant and would complicate to present an integrated presentation via browser with other (multimedia) elements. One reason out of 11 why Xihui Yui hotly favors remark.js is the feature that you can press the back button in the browser, and you will go back to the page from which you visited the slides, instead of reading the slides in the reverse order again.
The next thing on my agenda is to learn how to apply Xaringan for everyday use. I have to read and try out:
Then I will transfer — as a first real live application — my slideshows written with reveal.js stored at my abandoned site at https://notes.peter-baumgartner.net/slide/ to this new site here.
To inspect the full code of this post follow this link to my GitHub repo.


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namespace MPI {
{ void Grequest::Complete() (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ int Init_thread(int required) (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ int Init_thread(int& argc, char**& argv, int required) (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ bool Is_thread_main() (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ int Query_thread() (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ void Status::Set_cancelled(bool flag) (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ void Status::Set_elements(const Datatype& datatype, int count) (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ static Grequest Grequest::Start(const Grequest::Query_function* query_fn, const Grequest::Free_function* free_fn, const Grequest::Cancel_function* cancel_fn, void *extra_state) (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
};
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In preparations for installing PV system sometime next spring I have been looking at various options. One has been runing a GTI directly from 4S3P 40Ah LifePO4 bank. While testing this needed to understand the MPPT algorithm and have ability to tweak a GTI for battery use as usually those are optimized for PV voltages.
Today connected an ACS578 (current sensor) to an Arduino test board and was somewhat surprised of the logging data of running a GTI from a battery bank. Looks like the MPPT algorith is constantly hunting for best output as it should but did not realize how big peaks that generates to the battery.
The attached logfile is 250ms interval logging showing how the battery voltage and current is going up and down. Even though my Solar30 shows a steady 12A load in real life the current is changing between 2-30A. No wonder that the battery terminals get a bit warm. I also destroyed one 3P lifepo4 pack before now realized this, initially was planning to run 8S.
Any similar or different experiences from logging the battery output current when using a GTI ?
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
What do you think where the MPPT should stabilize if the GTI is connected to a battery (a source with very low impedance)?
One possibility would be that it stops increasing its input power at maximum input current or power threshold (if there is one). Or it stops at minimum input voltage. Or it resets the MPPT at minimum input voltage. Or ....
Can you give information about the type of GTI you use?
BR, Jörg.
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Good comments...
The GTI is Green Power 500W, 14-28V that is what I settled for trialling. Tried also some others like 350W 10-30V and 500W 24-52V. Tried also connecting 5S3P lifepo4 but then the amp goes up to 30+ amps (average), way too much for the battery pack so settled for 4S3P Lifepo4, 36Ah.
With 12V battery (4S3P 13.8V Lifepo4) the 14-28V does not even start. So first modification is to lower the threshold of voltage divider R1/R2. The resistor values of R1/R12 normally outputs 1/10th of the actual volts so its easy to modify the minimum voltage threshold. I assume this also reduces the maximum voltage threshold.
So to get the output to a decent working working I needed to modify the reference that gives OPamp outputting voltage to PIC for the duty cycle. So this reference voltage adjustment makes it possible to set a desired average output power (amps drawn from battery). Now the GTI keeps the average output (12-13A) from 13V to 11V. It takes several minutes to ramp/learn with the MPPT to the maximum output.
The new thing to me was that even amps are at average on e.g. level 12A the input amps vary between 2-30A. While writing this message came to my mind that as this happens in a relatively fast cycle or so its also possible that the GTI just takes the input peak power varying the input need with the AC sine curve. If this is the case a cap in input could help the situation ??
Dont know if this cycling happens also with PV cells or with other type of MPPT inverters so would be curious to hear more - either measurement data or alternatively speculation ??
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
There is an alternative firmware (as C source) for Chinese GTIs like the PowerJack series and similar ones. Most of these use an ATmega88 and in most cases the pcb has the holes for mounting an ISP header (6 pins one row).
With this alternative firmware it would be possible to modify the behavior of the GTI. Changing the voltage divider to decrease minimum input voltage is not always helpful, because the fixed transformer winding ratio will then give an output voltage that is too low for mains feeding. At least the output current will no longer be sinusoidal.
Using an MPPT with battery feeding is also not a good idea. Due to the low impedance of the battery the MPPT will always go to the lowest battery voltage as this will give the highest input power.
With the alternative firmware you could disable the MPPT and just set a maximum (and/or minimum) input power.
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Excellent, thank you. I was thinking its atmega. Now just need to find the alternate neue fw - any hints ?
(auch auf lensun)
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
There is a thread about this firmware here (in german):
http://www.daswindrad.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=860&sid=b206245d4f6cf8c43dd314799e57875a&start=80
My GTI is also from lensun, it is a 28-52V 350W, the attached file is for this model. Defines for other models are possibly not correct (I only have this one)!
Seems I am not allowed to make an attachment ???????????? Please send your email address.
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Seems I am not allowed to make an attachment ???????????? Please send your email address.
I am - so it looks like a permissions problem. I'll tell Trystan.
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Yes, Jörg is correct - after a bit of testing agree its much better to control the maximum current as that seems to be possible by todays technology ;-) Many thanks for bringing this information available !!! Really good stuff, also when reading the code noticed about the ability to define Dumpload voltage to start diverting excess power to other sources !!!
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Petrik - how are you charging the battery to power the inverter ?
Did you find the source code for the MPPT controller ?
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
The solar cell is connected by using a standard 30A solar controller which has adjustable voltage limits for charger. Between the controller and lifepo4 battery there is a BMS which controls the max current and balances the battery. The Solar controller takes care of minimum and maximum voltage which is handy. Basically its wired like this: PV or charger -> Solar controller -> Battery management system -> Lifepo4 battery
Yes, on the german board that Jörg referred there is indeed a source code for a Grid Tie Inverter firmware. What I understand is that the GTI hardware design is very similar between different brands. E.g. I got the generic firmware v1.00 working straight out and just needed to adjust some voltages as my is Green Power brand even though original sourcecode was for Power Jack brand. Looks like there is somekind of reference design for GTI:s. The firmware v1.04 did not work with a couple of tries so left that there.
A lot of information on the German board, e.g. including how to wire up an LCD to the GTI to see the voltages and currents on line on the LCD. Based on what I read about connecting the LCD to the GTI, it should be fairly easy to hook up the RF12 board to the SPI port of the Grid tie controller to hook it up wirelessly with emoncms. To do that I would appreciate some support to understand how to implement the RF12 board in native Atmega8 mode to interact with emoncms (without jeelabs library) and without an interrupt port connected. Any hints for this ???
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Thanks to Jörg & Co. I have now been able to modify the GTI for battery usage by modifying the MPPT algorithm for constant current with power limiter. Looks like the GTI has a reference design with port addresses and just a modification of some voltages are needed. The processor is Atmega8 so anyone involved with emon project should be able to do the needed tweaking.
Attached is the code that is publicly avail on german board referred earlier. This code is now modified for my own purpose of using 7xLifePO4, 36Ah outputting max 10A / 200W constantly.
Btw - .c files are disabled to be attached ?
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
The lessons learned part continue.... Have had some problems as the battery terminals seem be heating up, battery itself is not even warm. Today relized that the copper joints between batteries was a bit dark on the surface and some battery terminals needed a spacer to really tighten the bolts. Simple thing that i had forgotten is that all the connecting surfaces must be extra clean for this high currents. Now the 7S3P lfepo4 36Ah battery terminals are running about the same temperature as the 500W GTI (with firmware limiting the output to 300W / 16A max as a precaution).
Re: Using MPPT GT inverter with a battery
Hi guys, sorry for digging up and old thread by the information in this one is excellent so far.
(my German is zero so the linked forum, which sounds perfect, is of limited use (via auto translate))
I have two little 500W GTIs that use a PIC controller - they no use basically as the MPPT says 26V DC from my 5KWh battery pack is too low to start.
So I need to buy something that will work.
The GTIs that use the ATMegas that allow us to adapt the firmware to our our use are perfect, but I know that PowerJack make their GTIs under a few brand names, and also update them every year.
I found Powerjacks blog here
http://powerjack888.blogspot.co.uk/
With this being an entry about their 2013 600W GTI
http://powerjack888.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/600w-grid-tie-inverter-2013-50-version.html
A couple of things they mention in that post:-
10. Signal manage chip : the old version adopt general signal manage chip , and new version adopt 2 signal manage chip from Microchip
11. New version adopt import manage power IC ，CPU , Microchip from USA
I've not really looked at PICs or AT Megas (Windows developer myself), but from reading a bit about PICs it's very difficult to extract the code from a PIC.
i see that Microchip have produced arduino clones, which would be easy to program, but I imagine that again, they're a a pain to extract the code from.
Anyone done any work on these 2013 GTIs?
OR does anyone have the exact model numbers of GTIs that use the AT mega CPUs that the above projects code is written for / works with?
Thanks!
Richard


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Nasim A., 21, one of two female foreign fighters deported by Turkey on Friday, was accused of being terrorist group membership, violating gun laws, and committing war crimes.
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Heida R., the second Daesh suspect deported by Turkey on Friday, was released after German police took her fingerprints and DNA samples.
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