PhotoSpec Class Reference
Specifications for photo example.
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Public Member Functions |
| | PhotoSpec (int i) |
| | Initialize.
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| int | people (void) const |
| | Return number of people.
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| int | preferences (void) const |
| | Return number of preferences.
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| int | preference (int p, int i) const |
| | Access preference p with position i.
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Protected Attributes |
| const int * | data |
| | Array of data.
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Detailed Description
Specifications for photo example.
Definition at line 49 of file photo.cpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| PhotoSpec::PhotoSpec |
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Member Function Documentation
| int PhotoSpec::people |
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Return number of people.
Definition at line 57 of file photo.cpp.
| int PhotoSpec::preferences |
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Return number of preferences.
Definition at line 61 of file photo.cpp.
| int PhotoSpec::preference |
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Access preference p with position i.
Definition at line 65 of file photo.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
Array of data.
Definition at line 52 of file photo.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Postprocessors are filters that Jawr applies to resources and bundles during startup. These filters provide such things as minification (removal of unneeded whitespace and comments), URL rewriting, and the like. There are two types: file and bundle postprocessors. The file postprocessors are applied to resources before adding them to the bundle. On the other hand, bundle postprocessors are applied to a whole bundle once all the files have been joined into it.
Normally, you won't need to worry about postprocessors, since Jawr will use them automatically: javascript will be minified using JSMin, and the lincense comments (if any) will be added afterwards. CSS files will also be minified ,license comments will be added and their image URLs will be rewritten so they keep working from within a bundle. But there are countless combinations you can use, plus you may create and use your own postprocessors, so here is how to configure the filter chain applied to files and bundles.
For configuration purposes, every postprocessor has a unique name key, which you use in a comma-separated property in the descriptor, for instance:
jawr.js.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=JSMin,license jawr.css.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=cssminify,license jawr.css.bundle.factory.filepostprocessors=csspathrewriter
As you see, we specify a couple of bundle posprocessors for both js and css resources, plus a file postprocessor for css files. We didn't specify any file postprocessor for javascript because, at the time of writing, there is none available yet. Note that the previous example configuration matches the default behavior os Jawr, so it actually makes no difference wether you include it in your descriptor or not. You would set these parameters only to change the default behavior, like for example, to remove minification:
jawr.js.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=license jawr.css.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=license
Optionally, you may specify a different set of postprocessors for any given bundle, so you can mix and match different schemes within your application. In order to do that, you specify similar attributes for a particular bundle:
jawr.js.bundle.foo.bundlepostprocessors=license jawr.js.bundle.foo.fileprocessors=none
In this example, the bundle postprocessor for the foo bundle is set to license, meaning no minification will occur. And for the file-by-file postprocessor, it is specified that none will be used.
Jawr allows you to define the postprocessors for composite bundles. The format of the postprocessor properties is :
You can also implement your own postprocessor components (for js, css, or both) to perform any functionality not offered by the included ones. To do that, you must create a class with a no-params constructor that implements the interface net.jawr.web.resource.bundle.postprocess.ResourceBundlePostProcessor. This interface defines a single method:
/** * Postprocess a bundle of resources. * @param StringBuffer Joined resources. * @return StringBuffer a buffer containing the postprocessed bundle. */ public StringBuffer postProcessBundle(BundleProcessingStatus status,StringBuffer bundleString);
The first parameter is an object which encapsulates the status of a bundling process and also gives you acces to Jawr configuration plus other data which may be useful under certain circumstances. Most of the time, though, you won't need to use it at all.
The bundleString StringBuffer will contain different data depending on wether the postprocessor is used as a bundle postprocessor or a file postprocessor. In the first case, it will contain the text for the whole bundle, while in the latter case it will contain the text for just a single item in the bundle.
Finally, the return StringBuffer should contain the bundleString data after it is modified by the postprocessor. As an example, here is an implementation of a postprocessor which we would use to wrap all our scripts in a function that is inmediately executed:
package net.jawr.test; // [import statements...] public class FunctionWrapperPostProcessor implements ResourceBundlePostProcessor { public StringBuffer postProcessBundle(BundleProcessingStatus status,StringBuffer bundleString) { StringBuffer ret = new StringBuffer(); ret.append("function(){"); ret.append(bundleString); ret.append("}()"); return ret; } }
To use this postprocessor with our application, we need to declare it in the properties configuration, by giving it a name and declaring the class so that Jawr may create an instance when starting up. The name you give to your postprocessor can then be used to define the bundlepostprocessors and filepostprocessors properties, thus allowing you to create a chain that combines your postprocessors with those of Jawr.
The name and class are defined by declaring a property in the form jawr.custom.postprocessors.[name].class=[class]. For example, the following configuration would add two custom postprocessors named func and sample and map them in different postprocessing chains:
jawr.custom.postprocessors.func.class=net.jawr.test.FunctionWrapperPostProcessor jawr.custom.postprocessors.sample.class=net.jawr.test.SamplePostProcessor jawr.js.bundle.factory.bundlepostprocessors=JSMin,func,sample,license jawr.js.bundle.foo.bundlepostprocessors=license=func,license
For a composite bundle, you can define the child bundle associated to it using the child.names property like follow.
jawr.css.bundle.myCompositeBundle.child.names=child_1,child_2
When you define a filepostprocessor on a composite bundle, this postprocessor will be applied on the child bundle content. The child bundle content will be treated as a single file. If you define a bundle postprocessor on a composite bundle, the postprocessor will be applied on the whole bundle.
To disable postprocessing on the composite bundle, you just need to configure you composite bundle as such :
jawr.css.bundle.myCompositeBundle.fileprocessors=none jawr.css.bundle.myCompositeBundle.bundlepostprocessors=none
The licenses includer will add the content of .license files at the top of a bundle. That way you will be able to add open source mandatory licenses or any other comment to the top of your resources. Check the license files page for more info.
This processor uses Julien Lecomte's YUI compressor. This is a javascript and CSS minification tool that can also perform code obfuscation in the case of javascript bundles. If you want obfuscation, you should use the YUIobf key when defining postprocessors, but remember that this is only valid for javascript bundles. The YUI compressor has an advantage over JSMin and Jawr's custom CSS compressor in that it will achieve better minification (although in the case of CSS the difference is minimal). On the other hand it will add a dependency to the YUI compressor and Rhino libraries. You can get YUI here, and rhino here. Maven users can get both by adding a single dependency, like this:
<dependency> <groupId>com.yahoo.platform.yui</groupId> <artifactId>yuicompressor</artifactId> <version>2.2.5</version> </dependency>
Unfortunately, this is the only way I know to get YUI from maven, and it is somewhat ugly since it will include both the YUI compressor and rhino, which might be problematic if you already have rhino on your server's classpath. YUI overwrites some of Rhino's classes also, so keep in mind that having another copy of Rhino.jar in your classpath might cause class loading issues.
This processor uses Douglas Crockford's JSMin minificator. It will remove any comments in code and unnecesary whitespace in a very safe manner.
This processor removes comments and unneeded whitespace using search and replace with regular expressions. It is on by default and is almost as efficient as the YUI compressor.
This processor will wrap the content of the bundle with the "media" value defined in the Jawr configuration file associated to this bundle.
Jawr will search for th value associated to : jawr.css.bundle.bundleName.media to find the media value to set. If no media value is found, Jawr will set the media to screen.
For example, if your bundle is define like this :
jawr.css.bundle.combine_print.id=/bundles/combine_print.css jawr.css.bundle.combine_print.mappings=/resources/css/combine/print_1.css,/resources/css/combine/print_2.css jawr.css.bundle.combine_print.bundlepostprocessors=cssCombineMedia jawr.css.bundle.combine_print.media=print
The content of the bundle will be wrap around a media rule declaration set to "print".
@media print { ... /* Content of the bundle goes here */ }
This processor rewrites relative paths in URLs for each file that is added to a bundle. A bundle will have a different URL to that of its contained resources, so in order for relative paths to image files and the like to keep working, URLs must be rewritten accordingly.
This processor imports the CSS resources referenced by @import url(...) statement. These resources are included in the generated CSS bundle.
This processor encodes the CSS images in base64 except for the images which has as annotation /** jawr:base64-skip */ statement. This postprocessor should not be used with the csspathrewriter, because they are doing the same job rewriting the image URL. WARNING : It is also important to set the base64ImageEncoder not only as a bundle post processor but as a file post processor AND a bundle post processor, because this post processor needs to prepend the MHTML part to the bundle and also to rewrite the URL for each file.
So never use this post processor only as a bundle post processor or only as a file post processor.
Some users are so kind as to submit their own custom postprocessors. If you have one that you think may be useful to others, please post it at the support forum and they will be shared among the Jawr community of users. To use any of these, download the source file and add it to your project source. Then declare the class and a mapping key as described at the custom postprocessors section above and you are ready to go. You can even go ahead and customize the class to suit your own needs.
This postprocessor uses a regular expression to find and remove all the statements that write to the Firebug/Safari console. Specifically, it removes statements with the form window.console.log([...]). If you use a different form you can change the regular expression in the source file.
Thanks to Ryan Wilson for posting this work.


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The managing partner of crypto investment firm Morgan Creek Digital says he thinks Bitcoin and crypto will create the world’s first trillionaire.
At the DAS: Markets conference in New York, Bitcoin bull Yusko equated the rise of blockchain and digital assets to the emergence of the internet, and said the technology will create a new class of wealth in the long run.
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Grasp Execution Demo¶
This package serves as a grasp execution simulator using Moveit2 path planners and the results from our grasp planner. It is recommended that you use scene packages generated by the Workcell Builder . If you are using a robot, make sure you have the moveit config folder ( check out Workcell Initialization for more information about the moveit_config folder)
Package configuration¶
Before running the grasp execution package, make sure that you have a scene package in the workcell/src/scenes/ folder.
Launch file¶
Open the grasp_execution.launch.py file in /workcell/src/easy_manipulation_deployment/grasp_execution/launch/ and change the parameters accordingly
scene_pkg
The name of your scene package
Example:
scene_pkg = 'ur5_robotiq_table'
base_link
The base link of the robot connected to the table surface
Example:
robot_base_link = 'base_link'
grasp_execution_node.cpp¶
Open the grasp_execution.launch.py file in /workcell/src/easy_manipulation_deployment/grasp_execution/src/ and change the parameters accordingly
std::string robot_frame = "base_link";
std::string camera_frame = "camera_frame";
std::string ee_frame = "gripper_base_link";
std::string ee_link = "tool0";
std::string robot_group = "manipulator";
std::vector<std::string> ignore_links{
"gripper_finger1_finger_link",
"gripper_finger1_finger_tip_link",
"gripper_finger1_inner_knuckle_link",
"gripper_finger1_knuckle_link",
"gripper_finger2_finger_link",
"gripper_finger2_finger_tip_link",
"gripper_finger2_inner_knuckle_link",
"gripper_finger2_knuckle_link",
"gripper_base_link"
};
robot_frame
Base link of robot
camera_frame
Base link of camera
ee_frame
Base link of End effector
ee_link
Tip link of end effector
robot_group
Robot group state that is declared in the srdf. for example, in the file ur5_moveit_config/config/ur5.srdf.xacro:
<!--GROUPS: Representation of a set of joints and links. This can be useful for specifying DOF to plan for, defining arms, end effectors, etc-->
<group name="manipulator">
<chain base_link="base_link" tip_link="ee_link" />
</group>
the robot_group is then manipulator
ignore_links
The list of links that should be ignored during attach and detach operations. Typically we start with including all end effector links to prevent errors.
Running grasp execution¶
ros2 launch grasp_execution grasp_execution.launch.py
You should then see Rviz launch and the initial workcell scene, with the robot arm at its home state.
Changing the home state¶
To change the home state, you need to first define a robot group state in the srdf. For example,in the file ur5_moveit_config/config/ur5.srdf.xacro:
<!--GROUP STATES: Purpose: Define a named state for a particular group, in terms of joint values. This is useful to define states like 'folded arms'-->
<group_state name="home" group="manipulator">
<joint name="elbow_joint" value="2.4345" />
<joint name="shoulder_lift_joint" value="-2.298" />
<joint name="shoulder_pan_joint" value="1.7011" />
<joint name="wrist_1_joint" value="-1.7011" />
<joint name="wrist_2_joint" value="-1.6082" />
<joint name="wrist_3_joint" value="-0.0592" />
</group_state>
Next, based on the group state name, change the initial field in ur5_moveit_config/config/fake_controllers.yaml to your group state home:
controller_names:
- fake_manipulator_controller
fake_manipulator_controller:
joints:
- shoulder_pan_joint
- shoulder_lift_joint
- elbow_joint
- wrist_1_joint
- wrist_2_joint
- wrist_3_joint
initial:
manipulator: home


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Is it normal for Lean to take several minutes to catch up when I freshly open my project in VSCode, even if I've completely precompiled the mathlib dependency to .olean files?
Maybe not several minutes, but at least around 1 minute
And once it's caught up it seems to spend a significant amount of time after that "checking import for sorry" every time
I use emacs but it doesn't sound normal. How did you build the mathlib dependency?
leanpkg build
in your project should help. leanpkg build
inside _target/deps/mathlib
will confuse lean and lead to this kind of behavior
Oh, interesting. I ended up doing the latter because the former wouldn't actually build mathlib at all
So I probably need to go back and debug what caused the original problem instead
If you really want to make sure all of mathlib is built, even the pieces not currently needed in your project, you need do do lean --make
inside _targets/deps/mathlib
, not leanpkg build
The original problem is just that lean is "smart" and only compiles the parts of the dependencies that are actually needed--which is annoying if that subset might increase in the future and you'd rather just build it once and be done with it.
I thought it might be something like that but I wasn't sure how to get around it, thanks!
Do I need to "undo" the leanpkg build
I did inside _target/deps/mathlib
somehow, or just run the correct command now?
running the correct command should be enough
How exactly does Lean get confused here - do the .olean files mark themselves in some way, so that my project would not recognize the .olean files I previously built as its own? I'm scanning for hidden files or some other way it would possibly distinguish and finding nothing so far
What OS are you using?
Windows 10
I run linux as well but haven't checked if I get the same behavior there yet
Sebastian was saying the other day that sometimes Windows, or maybe some standard anti-virus, goes through the files and maybe randomly touches them messing up "last updated" times. I think Lean tries to recompile an olean file if it thinks that the lean file was modified after the olean file was built, and maybe it gets confused on Windows? I don't use this OS though and this is all second hand.
I think it has something to do with the leanpkg.path
file, but I don't know exactly what
I'll keep an eye on the last updated times
Sebastian was saying this in an attempt to explain why leanpkg
regularly takes 10 seconds to start running on windows
despite core lean shipping with the olean files
(leanpkg is written in lean)
I haven't had that trouble with leanpkg
startup times. I installed it via elan
if it makes a difference
but perhaps I just don't have an AV that causes that specific problem
I can confirm leanpkg build
in the correct directory solved the problem for me, thanks all
My problem before was misinterpreting the docs I was reading and assuming it would build all of mathlib, but I was running it before adding any imports so it actually built none of it
Incidentally this solved another problem I had where VSCode's lean.exe would rise to over 2GiB of RAM during the initial build and never drop back down. Apparently it doesn't get as high when the precompiled stuff is available
Oh--does your mathlib
dependency specify a different version of lean than your top-level project, by any chance?
Oh yeah, that would probably cause the .olean incompatibility by itself. mathlib
's toml says 3.4.1
but I'm using a recently nightly in my project, because if I used 3.4.1
it checks out the lean-3.4.1
branch of mathlib
and I wanted master
This is probably a problem for even running lean --make
inside the mathlib dir, right?

This is probably a problem for even running
lean --make
inside the mathlib dir, right?
Yes if you already ran leanpkg build
which created the leanpkg.path
file there.
Or wait.
Actually I guess it is a question of elan.
Yeah, elan
will automatically download and build with whatever version the toml specifies
I can probably do the mathlib dir manual lean --make
by telling elan which specific version to build with, which seems fair to me for an optional manual step
I guess the lean --make _target/deps/mathlib
instructions are safer in this particular situation then, assuming that elan uses the current working directory to start its search for the toml file
Ah yeah I should double check what it does in that case
I gotta say it's rather convenient for me coming from Rust that elan
is based on rustup
because I have a pretty good grasp on exactly how it works already =)
@Reid Barton You're right, using lean --make _target/deps/mathlib
is the simplest/safest way to make sure it builds the whole thing with your current project's Lean version
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| com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.data | Provides the interfaces to be implemented by native capable classes, user defined or predefined, with the exception of interfaces related to methods. |
| com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.mem | Provides utility classes and interfaces to manage the life cycle of native instances, native memory attachment, read and write, and Dynamic Link Library managers. |
| com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.method | Provides the interfaces to be implemented by native capable classes (user defined or predefined) related to methods. |
| com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.typedec | Provides utility interfaces to declare native types. |
| com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.util | Provides utility classes to native capable objects and primitive values. |
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The NativeSignatureManager is the interface used to declare signatures
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The NativeTypeManager is the interface used to declare native
types using native capable classes (user defined or predefined). |
| Classes in com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.typedec used by com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.method | |
|---|---|
| NativeBehaviorSignature
The NativeBehaviorSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of all method types. |
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| NativeConstructorSignature
The NativeConstructorSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native constructors. |
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| NativeFieldMethodSignature
The NativeFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native field-methods. |
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| NativeInstanceFieldMethodSignature
The NativeInstanceFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native instance field-methods. |
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| NativeInstanceMethodSignature
The NativeInstanceMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native instance methods. |
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| NativeMethodSignature
The NativeMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native methods. |
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| NativeStaticFieldMethodSignature
The NativeStaticFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of static native field-methods. |
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| NativeStaticMethodSignature
The NativeStaticMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of static native methods. |
| Classes in com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.typedec used by com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.typedec | |
|---|---|
| NativeBehaviorDescriptor
The NativeBehaviorDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of Java methods and field-methods declared as native. |
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| NativeBehaviorSignature
The NativeBehaviorSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of all method types. |
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| NativeClassDescriptor
The NativeClassDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of all user defined native classes. |
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| NativeConstructorSignature
The NativeConstructorSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native constructors. |
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| NativeDirectCallbackDescriptor
The NativeDirectCallbackDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of direct callback native classes. |
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| NativeDirectFieldCallbackDescriptor
The NativeDirectFieldCallbackDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of direct field callback native classes. |
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| NativeDirectMethodCallbackDescriptor
The NativeDirectMethodCallbackDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of direct method callback native classes. |
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| NativeFieldContainerDescriptor
The NativeFieldContainerDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of "field based" native classes. |
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| NativeFieldDescriptor
The NativeFieldDescriptor is the descriptor interface
of native fields of user defined native classes. |
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| NativeFieldMethodSignature
The NativeFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native field-methods. |
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| NativeInstanceFieldMethodSignature
The NativeInstanceFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native instance field-methods. |
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| NativeInstanceMethodSignature
The NativeInstanceMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native instance methods. |
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| NativeMemberDescriptor
The NativeMemberDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of Java fields and methods declared as native. |
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| NativeMethodSignature
The NativeMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of native methods. |
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| NativeMultipleFieldContainerDescriptor
The NativeMultipleFieldContainerDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of unions and "separated field" containers like C++ classes
and structures. |
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| NativeObjectFieldContainerDescriptor
The NativeObjectFieldContainerDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of one and only native field user defined classes. |
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| NativeParameterDec
The NativeParameterDec interface represents
a parameter declaration of a native method signature. |
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| NativeSeparatedFieldContainerDescriptor
The NativeSeparatedFieldContainerDescriptor interface is the base interface
of descriptor interfaces of "separated field" containers like C++ classes
and structures. |
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| NativeStaticFieldMethodSignature
The NativeStaticFieldMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of static native field-methods. |
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| NativeStaticMethodSignature
The NativeStaticMethodSignature interface represents
the native signature declaration of static native methods. |
|
| NativeTypeManager
The NativeTypeManager is the interface used to declare native
types using native capable classes (user defined or predefined). |
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| NativeVarTypeManager
The NativeVarTypeManager is the interface used to declare native
variable types. |
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| TypeCanBeNativeCapable
The TypeCanBeNativeCapable is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of "can be native"
classes and native wrapper classes
(user defined and predefined). |
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| TypeNative
The TypeNative is the interface that represents a native
type declaration using native capable classes (user defined or predefined). |
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| TypeNativeArray
The TypeNativeArray is the interface that represents a native
array type declaration using a Java array or a predefined array wrapper
or a user defined array class. |
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| TypeNativeBehavior
The TypeNativeBehavior is the interface that represents a native
behavior type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeCapable
The TypeNativeCapable is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of native (Object based) classes. |
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| TypeNativeConstructor
The TypeNativeConstructor is the interface that represents a native
constructor type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeFieldMethod
The TypeNativeFieldMethod is the interface that represents a native
field-method type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeInstanceFieldMethod
The TypeNativeInstanceFieldMethod is the interface that
represents a native instance field-method type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeInstanceMethod
The TypeNativeInstanceMethod is the interface that
represents a native instance method type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeLong
The TypeNativeLong is the interface that represents a native
type declaration using a long type. |
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| TypeNativeMethod
The TypeNativeMethod is the interface that represents a native
method type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeObject
The TypeNativeObject is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of Object based classes:
"can be native" and native capable classes (predefined and user
defined). |
|
| TypeNativePointer
The TypeNativePointer is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of
NativePointer based classes
(predefined and user defined). |
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| TypeNativePrimitive
The TypeNativePrimitive is the interface that represents a native
type declaration of a primitive data type (boolean, byte, char, short,
int, long, float, double). |
|
| TypeNativeStaticFieldMethod
The TypeNativeStaticFieldMethod is the interface that
represents a native static field-method type declaration. |
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| TypeNativeStaticMethod
The TypeNativeStaticMethod is the interface that
represents a native static method type declaration. |
|
| TypeNativeString
The TypeNativeString is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of java.lang.String
and related wrapper classes. |
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| TypeNativeStringAnsi
The TypeNativeStringAnsi is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of NativeStringAnsi. |
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| TypeNativeStringBased
The TypeNativeStringBased is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of java.lang.String or
java.lang.StringBuffer and related wrapper classes. |
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| TypeNativeStringBuffer
The TypeNativeStringBuffer is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of java.lang.StringBuffer
and related wrapper classes. |
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| TypeNativeStringBufferAnsi
The TypeNativeStringBufferAnsi is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of NativeStringBufferAnsi. |
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| TypeNativeStringBufferUnicode
The TypeNativeStringBufferUnicode is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of NativeStringBufferUnicode. |
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| TypeNativeStringUnicode
The TypeNativeStringUnicode is the interface that
represents a native type declaration of NativeStringUnicode. |
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| VarTypeNative
The native variable type is the interface that represents a native declaration of a field member of a native structure/class/union or a formal parameter of a method. |
| Classes in com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.typedec used by com.innowhere.jnieasy.core.util | |
|---|---|
| NativeTypeManager
The NativeTypeManager is the interface used to declare native
types using native capable classes (user defined or predefined). |
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| TypeNative
The TypeNative is the interface that represents a native
type declaration using native capable classes (user defined or predefined). |
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Probable you already know something about programming and particularly about Java. I think you have read a few books about it.
But you still haven’t got any programming jobs.
In addition, you just don’t try to get jobs, because you don’t feel confident
when you see the example of test tasks or when you look at interview questions list.
I know about it, because I was the same as you. Now let me introduce myself briefly and I will tell you more details about this course.
My name is Peter. I am a Java developer. I started my professional career in 2008
when I was a student at the local university. Since this year I have been involved in 12 different projects.
I had different positions in this projects, as core developer, senior developer, team lead, architecture.
Currently I have an own project, which help to hire new programmers in easy way.
So I have a huge amount of experience in programming and I want to share my skills with you.
Roadmap to become a Java developer.
First, you need to identify the roadmap. When I started my journey I have not idea what to do. I have read a book about Java. I was “Thinks in Java by Bruck Ekkel”. After I finished it I realize then I still don’t know what apps you need Java. Then I made quickly research about what kind of app can be made by Java. I got that it was kind of website with large background ecosystem. I found some example of it. This is social nets like facebook.com and so on.
 If you want to become a profession programmer I should read more books about it.
I started to look more information about what I should read. I found too many of it. If I would read it all I had spent 10 years on it. At the least I was not sure about a final result.
I had a luck, because I had a friend how gave me piece of advices about what kind of technologies I should know about. What I got from this situation. It was then if you want to get a goal you should know to get there. It is a roadmap.
In this course I will give you my roadmap. We will go step by step from beginner topic of java to some complex topic. I’ll hold your hand along this way.
Structure.
I have taught people how to code a Java application already 3 years. I know the best way how you can become a profession programmer.
You should do 3 things.
1. You should get information.
2. You should try to use it.
3. You should get a feedback about your result.
You should do it repetitive.
Let’s look at the diagram below.
For this reason I do my course the same way.
The full course consists from 31 lessons. Each lesson has 3 sections.
1. Theoretical material. It is essential information about particular topic. For example, conditional statements look statements.
2. Practical. It is time to show how to use it in real project. I will show you full example with explanation. You should run this code and try to figure it out.
3. Exercises. If you want to get the result, you should do each exercise.
4. Feedback. You should put your code under this video. I promise I give a feedback to each comment.
Conclusion.
We are going to finish out lesson. How I told above each lesson has exercises. It is time to give you’re the exercises. But in this time I will give you the right answer. I do it because you need right mindset. It is the same big key of success.
Exercise #1.You should define the reason why you want to learn Java.
Answer #1. You want to become a profession programmer. This question is about your motivation. I saw many different answers. Some of them told me they want to create app which they can sell and earn money. Another told they want to create games which they can sell and earn money. So of all them just want to earn money. This is not sincere goal. For this reason all of them fault. Your passion should be to write a code not earn money. In such situation I’ll get a success.
Exercise #2.You should define the deadline.
Answer #3. This course counts on 3-6 months. A profession programmer code every day. It is his passion. So if you do a code every day you will go as fast as can. But to be honest many of you will do practice hardly every one time then week. So it takes years to finish this course. This course consists from 31 lessons. I recommend to take a temp of this course by 3 day on each lesson. So you will keep it, it takes 3 months. It is the best temp.
Exercise #3.You should define the goal. It is a point how you can identify the process of this learning period.
Answer #3. You get a job as java programmer. You should know when you can verify when you get a goal.
References
Head First Java, 2nd Edition by Bert Bates, Kathy Sierra


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Hello, and welcome to CASS.
This walkthrough will take you through the basic functionality of CASS.
This menu will take you to other tools in CASS.
This and the Insert menu will allow you to create and modify frameworks, competencies relations, levels, etc.
These menus are context sensitive, meaning they will change based on whether you are logged in or have created the framework being viewed.
This will allow you to search frameworks and log into CASS.
Most of the information in CASS is viewable without having to log in.
Logging in will provide you the ability to create and modify frameworks.
This is a competency framework. A competency framework a collection of competencies related to a subject, profession, or area.
Competency frameworks in CASS include relationships among competencies and the levels the levels at which competencies in the framework can be held.
Inside may be one or more competencies. To proceed, click on the framework.
This is the description of a framework.
This is the persistent URL of the framework.
Actions such as edit (✎), security (🔒), remove (X), and more will appear here.
These and other actions are context sensitive, meaning they will only appear when available.
A framework contains one or more competencies.
A competency represents one or more skills, knowledge, or abilities related to the accomplishment of a task.
To see the details of a competency (including its levels and relations), click on the competency.
This is the description of a competency.
This is the persistent URL of the competency.
A competency may contain one or more levels.
A level is a collection of performance expectations related to the skills, knowledge, and abilities of the competency that must be met to achieve or exceed the level.
Levels also have titles that are granted to the person who achieved or exceeded the level.
A framework also contains one or more relations. A relation relates two competencies to one another using a formal relationship. There are six formal relations that are currently defined in CASS.


Oregon: Phone line of restaurant hacked with anti-Jewish message
Phone line and voicemail of Israeli street food restaurant in Portland hacked with anti-Semitic message.
by Marcy OIster, JTAThe phone line and voicemail of a restaurant in Portland, Oregon, that bills itself as selling Israeli street food was hacked and its greeting changed to an anti-Semitic message.
The Shalom Y’all restaurant said in a message posted on its website that it became aware of the incident on Saturday evening and has been in contact with its telephone service provider and the city police, who are investigating the incident as a possible bias crime.
The line was repaired and then hacked again on Sunday evening, according to the message, which said the attackers also “committed various hate/prank calls using our phone number.” The calls were made to two other Middle Eastern restaurants in the area, according to KGW8, the local NBC affiliate.
“We are deeply disturbed by the hateful, destructive, violent messages they have been sending and disseminating using our account,” the message also said.
The restaurant’s managing partner, Jamal Hassan, told KGW that he changed the password and access codes for the phone system after the first attack and has no idea how the second happened.


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Exodus 22:11
Then shall an oath of the LORD be between them both, that he hath not put his hand unto his neighbor's goods; and the owner of it shall accept thereof, and he shall not make it good.


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I've never tried meditation, but I think it can help to clear your mind especially in stressful situations.
I've never thought about meditation from scientific point of view. I've learnt that in fact meditation is a mental training practice, and there are many types of them. One of them is mindfulness meditation and it develops emotional intelligence.
Another interesting fact, which sounds really simple, but so true is that "when the mind is calm and clear at the same time, happiness spontaneously arises".
As the author compares exercise and meditation, and found a lot of similarities, I would stick with exercises for now :) however, might try meditation to improve attention and concentration.
I liked that statement: "Happiness is the default state of mind". Another interesting discussion is about common things in meditation and science. Meditation is mostly about self-discovery and with mindfulness meditation we can increase our brain efficiency.
With "process over product" approach I had to find the aspects to improve, first of all on technical side. As every week we learn new techniques, there are more and more features coming up that we can apply and implement into the website. As this week was about respinsive design, I had to rewrite both HTML and CSS structure to make the blog to look nice across all devices.


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This article only covers gauges and sending units used in the AMC Jeep CJs built from '72-'86, but some of this information will be useful for owners of other Jeeps. There are some slight variations with the Jeeps built from '72-'75, but starting in '76 things remain pretty consistent for 10 years. About the GaugesThe meter movement in all the gauges have a built-in dampening mechanism which keeps the needle from bouncing around. The dampening mechanism is basically some thick grease on the movement's pivot points. The reason all the meters are dampened is because the senders do not have a very constant resistance. If you put a good testing meter on the sender while the motor is running you will see the resistance bounce all over the place. The dampening averages out the reading. This also is why it takes a few seconds for the needles to come up to position instead of snapping to a reading. When ordering replacement Fuel and Temp gauges for your Speedometer cluster, Stewart Warner brand are considered the best. These have "C" and "H" as well as the "E" and the "F" in the stock OEM orientation. Imported after-market gauges have these ranges reversed, both are 12v, and have a different wiring and post setup. Use their instructions and diagrams during replacement. About the Sending UnitsThe oil pressure sender is similar to the fuel gauge sender. The mechanical parts are different, but after that it is basically a coil of resistance wire wrapped around a card and the wiper moves across the winding to change the resistance. The higher the fuel level or engine oil pressure, the lower the resistance. With less resistance, more current flows and the gauge reads higher. The oil pressure sender and fuel sender are both electro-mechanical devices but the temperature sender is not. The temperature sender is a temperature dependent resistor (Thermistor). The type in the Jeep is a NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) which means that as the temperature goes up, the resistance goes down. Gauge Sizes
Fuel and Temperature GaugesFrom the passenger side which is left to right in the picture above.
Some manuals have the positions of these terminals incorrectly identified. You can see the letters stamped in the insulation material around the posts. The Jumper/Regulator Strap is composed of two strips of metal that continuously make and break contact, regulating the output to the Temp gauge to 5 volts. A volt meter applied to the A terminal on the Temp gauge should fluctuate (plus and minus) near 5 volts. A reading of 12 volts on the temperature side indicates a bad Jumper/Regulator Strap. 12 volts applied to the temperature gauge's A terminal will cook the gauge. Fuel GaugeThe fuel gauge should have the following resistances ...
The fuel sending unit wires are located on top of the gas tank where they are hard to get to without dropping the tank. The fuel sending unit should have a pink wire with voltage on the isolated center post. The other black wire on the sending unit with a tab style connector is a ground to the frame. Make sure it has good contact. To be sure the problem is not the gauge, you can momentarily short the pink wire on the output of the sender to ground, and this should show up as FULL on your gauge. DO NOT hold it for very long in this position. If the gauge does not move from EMPTY either the wiring has an open circuit (no voltage, or no connection to ground) or he gauge is bad. If it does move, the sending unit is bad. The sending unit can be checked with an ohmmeter to measure the resistance between the round sender post (pink wire) and ground. It should be:
If the resistance falls in this ballpark (depending on how much gas you have in the tank), then the sending unit is fine. If it shows infinitely HIGH resistance, then the sending unit could be bad OR the wire from the tank to the gauge could be open. The gauge can be tested with the resistances listed above. Run an appropriate resistor to the S terminal of the fuel gauge and to ground and check the readings. Temperature GaugeThe temp gauge has the following resistance ...
The sending unit can be checked with the following resistances between the post and ground...
If an appropriate resistor is connected to the S terminal of the temperature gauge and to ground, the above restances can be used to check the gauge. Use a resistor close to the specifications above to simulate the sending unit. Oil Pressure GaugeFrom the passenger side, left to right in the picture..
The oil pressure sending unit is on the engine block and looks like a small 2 X 3 inch filter with one terminal. There may be another sender plumbed in the same area that has two connectors. It is an oil pressure switch that is supposed to close below 4 psi to activate a dash warning light in some speedometer clusters. To be sure the problem is not the gauge, you can momentarily short the wire from the output of the Sender to ground. If there is no resistance, your gauge should read 80 psi. DO NOT hold it for long in this position. If the needle does not move from zero psi then, either the wiring (open circuit) or the gauge is bad. If it does move, the sender unit is bad. It is very common for the sending units used with the 258 and 232 engines to be inaccurate. Make sure you have a good connection to the sending unit. It is easiest to test the sending unit by temporarily plumbing in a good mechanical gauge.
Volt MeterFrom the passenger side, left to right in the picture ...
Testing the voltmeter is easy, you just need a good 12 volt connection to the (+) post and have a good ground to the (-) post. If the gauge shows no activity, then the gauge is bad. ConclusionMany thanks to all those who contributed to this article. Use this information and your Jeep at your own risk. |


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During testing this implementation is swapped with $sailsMockBackend which can be trained with responses.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer |
Calculators for financial instruments.
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| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.capfloor | |
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.fx |
Calculators for FX instruments, such as FX forward and FX swap.
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| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.rate |
Calculators for rates instruments, such as Forward Rate Agreement (FRA) and interest rate swap.
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| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swaption |
Calculators for swaptions.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
DiscountFactors
Provides access to discount factors for a single currency.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SimpleDiscountFactors
Provides access to discount factors for a currency based on a discount factor curve.
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class |
ZeroRateDiscountFactors
Provides access to discount factors for a currency based on a zero rate continuously compounded curve.
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class |
ZeroRatePeriodicDiscountFactors
Provides access to discount factors for a currency based on a zero rate periodically-compounded curve.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
BlackIborCapletFloorletVolatilities
Volatility for Ibor caplet/floorlet in the log-normal or Black model.
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interface |
IborCapletFloorletVolatilities
Volatilities for pricing Ibor caplet/floorlet.
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interface |
NormalIborCapletFloorletVolatilities
Volatility for Ibor caplet/floorlet in the normal or Bachelier model.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BlackIborCapletFloorletExpiryStrikeVolatilities
Volatility for Ibor caplet/floorlet in the log-normal or Black model based on a surface.
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class |
NormalIborCapletFloorletExpiryStrikeVolatilities
Volatility for Ibor caplet/floorlet in the normal or Bachelier model based on a surface.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
FxForwardRates
Provides access to rates for a currency pair.
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interface |
FxIndexRates
Provides access to rates for an FX index.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DiscountFxForwardRates
Provides access to discount factors for currencies.
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class |
DiscountFxIndexRates
Provides access to discount factors for a currency.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
IborIndexRates
Provides access to rates for an Ibor index.
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interface |
OvernightIndexRates
Provides access to rates for an Overnight index.
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interface |
PriceIndexValues
Provides access to the values of a price index.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DiscountIborIndexRates
An Ibor index curve providing rates from discount factors.
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class |
DiscountOvernightIndexRates
An Overnight index curve providing rates from discount factors.
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class |
SimpleIborIndexRates
An Ibor index curve providing rates directly from a forward rates curve.
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class |
SimplePriceIndexValues
Provides values for a Price index from a forward curve.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
BlackSwaptionVolatilities
Volatility for swaptions in the log-normal or Black model.
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interface |
NormalSwaptionVolatilities
Volatility for swaptions in the normal or Bachelier model.
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interface |
SabrSwaptionVolatilities
Volatility for swaptions in SABR model.
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interface |
SwaptionVolatilities
Volatilities for pricing swaptions.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BlackSwaptionExpiryTenorVolatilities
Volatility for swaptions in the log-normal or Black model.
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class |
NormalSwaptionExpiryTenorVolatilities
Volatility for swaptions in the normal or Bachelier model based on a surface.
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class |
SabrParametersSwaptionVolatilities
Volatility environment for swaptions in the SABR model.
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by New Zealand GovernmentPrime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Minister of Civil Defence Peeni Henare have today confirmed initial Government support of $100,000 for communities affected by the severe weather that swept across the South Island and lower North Island over the weekend.
The contribution will be made to Mayoral relief funds across the country to help with response and recovery efforts, and follows $50,000 of funding to support farming communities in the South Canterbury district yesterday.
“The disruption to lives and livelihoods, especially for those in hardest hit South Canterbury and the West Coast, has been substantial,” Jacinda Ardern said.
“Our immediate priority is the safety and wellbeing of those affected first hand – the communities, the farmers, the tourists.
“Further Government support may be needed once a full assessment of damage is complete,” Jacinda Ardern said.
Minister Henare, who is on the West Coast today, said he’s seen transport links severed, travellers stranded, interruptions to power, mobile and internet services, and widespread damage.
“This funding assistance will help those communities to get back on their feet, as locals are best-placed to know exactly what they need right now,” Peeni Henare said.
A clearer picture of damage is expected once a New Zealand Defence Force P-3 Orion aircraft has completed its survey of the area. NZDF is also on stand-by to provide travel support if no commercial solutions are available.
The National Emergency Management Agency has activated its memorandum of understanding with Airbnb, providing free accommodation for displaced people in Timaru and Ashburton and on the West Coast.


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1. Identify All Significant Components
Load a default view of corresponding URL. Following UI(UI-1) is an example for the tutorial. Identify major components of the web page as done in the example
You can identify basic components of the web page as logo and header section, navigation bars, main content with sub content boxes, left and right side bars and footer. You can identify ID s of each components using developper tools of your web browser.
For that, load web page that should be controlled. Then press F12 to popup developper tool bar. select Inspector from it. Now you can see the HTML segments of each component by hover them using mouse pointer.
Typically every component start with <div id = "some-id" class = "some-class" > html tag. Sometimes ID or Class may not be in the tag. Then, identify each and every main components' ID if available. In case of not available of ID s, Put id = "unique-id" for heading tag with unique ID s.
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When you adding components to adaptation, they might be disapeared due to lower usage than other components of the web page. So, identify compulsory componenets of the web page such as, logo and header section, navigation bar, footer and daily notification sections.
List down remaining components' ID s and this list will be described as the Component List in the next sections.
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Removing Components may be confusing while performing a single business logic across multiple components in a web page. As an example :
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Then, remove ID s of wrapped components from Component List


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Our online tools allow you to bootstrap one of selected boards, so they can be controller over the air, create and control your devices. You can also find loads of online device samples and demos.
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class: center, middle # Programming for data analyses Jason Stajich https://biodataprog.github.io/programming-intro/ --- # What to expect * This course will cover basics of using UNIX and Python for data analyses * The topics will focus on skills for processing, filtering data with an emphasis on biological, genomic or transcriptomic sequence data. * No prior programming experience required. * You must have access to a computer that allows you to either run the terminal (e.g OSX or Linux) or run programs like SSH to log into UCR Biocluster. * Some amount biology background will be assumed here. When in doubt ask questions. Others will be likely to have same questions! --- # Course Logistics 1. Meeting in University Laboratory Building (ULB) Bioinformatics suite 2. Wednesdays scheduled for 2 hrs, Fridays for 1hr - likely this will end up being 1.5hrs. 3. Expect to have a mix of in-class workshops and lectures. 3. Homework problem sets will be assigned to give you more practice and improve skills. If you don't practice you won't retain or master these skills. 3. Laptops are available during class setting, but you will need to have access to a computer outside of class to complete assignments 4. Accounts to the IIGB Biocluster will be provided during the course. --- # Resources 1. _Bioinformatics Data Skills: Reproducible and Robust Research with Open Source Tools_. Vince Buffalo. 2015 O'Reilly & Associates. Available from [O'Reilly and Associates](http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920030157.do), [Amazon](http://amazon.com/Bioinformatics-Data-Skills-Reproducible-Research/dp/1449367372) 2. _Unix and Perl to the Rescue: A Primer_. Keith Bradnam and Ian Korf. [Free PDF](http://korflab.ucdavis.edu/unix_and_Perl/) 3. _Unix and Perl to the rescue!_ Bradnam and Korf. [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0521169828?tag=keithbradnamc-20) 4. [Rosalind](http://rosalind.info/problems/locations/) - An online platform to learn bioinformatics and programming in Python. 5. Software Carpentry - [https://software-carpentry.org/](https://software-carpentry.org/) and Data Carpentry - [http://www.datacarpentry.org/](http://www.datacarpentry.org/). 6. Berk Ekmekci, Charles E. McAnany, Cameron Mura. An Introduction to Programming for Bioscientists: A Python-Based Primer. PLoS Comp Bio. DOI: [10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004867](https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004867) --- # Grading 1. Homeworks (5 in total) will be worth 50% of the grade 2. Team project - presentation, written report and code repository worth 50% of grade. 3. You are expected to attend class. If you need be absent do let me know. Material will be presented from the slides, but also in-class explanations. 4. Your work is expected to be your own. Google, StackExchange are useful tools to find solutions, and resuse is part of coding. However, you need to work on understanding the steps in your code so what you turn in should be a reflection of your own efforts. --- # Homework 1. Code should be runnable as turned in. You will deposit your code in your github repository. You can make one private personal repository to deposit and should organize a folder for each homework assignment (e.g. hw1, hw2, hw3). 3. Homework is due BEFORE class on the Wednesdays it is due. The next homework will be posted on Friday at latest. --- # Projects 1. Topics to be selected from a set of choices or the team's choosing (with approval from instructor). Selection of topics will occur by end of October. 2. Project teams will be 2-3 individuals working together. 3. A presentation will be made by each team - last day(s) of class but may have to extend class time to accomodate this. Or present during finals week. 4. A final report with the details will be turned in by the group. 5. The report needs to detail what each person's contribution is to the project.


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To use this project, follow these steps:
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This normally means that all the jobs that are executed on the same node shares a single Maven repository. The upside of this is that you can save the disk space, the downside is that the repository is not multi process safe and having multiple builds run concurrently can corrupt it. Additionally builds could interfere with each other by sharing incorrect or partially built artifacts. For example, you might end up having builds incorrectly succeed, just because your have all the dependencies in your local repository, despite that fact that none of the repositories in POM might have them.
By using this option, Jenkins will tell Maven to use a custom path for the build as the local Maven repository by using -Dmaven.repo.local
If specified as a relative path then this value well be resolved against the workspace root and not the current working directory.
ie. if .repository
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This means each job could get its own isolated Maven repository just for itself. It fixes the above problems, at the expense of additional disk space consumption.
When using this option, consider setting up a Maven artifact manager so that you don't have to hit remote Maven repositories too often.