Processes
Start a New Process
Starting a new process consists of constructing and initializing an instance of CreateProcessInfo, followed by passing the newly constructed instance to one of the Process constructors.
At its most basic, creating an new process is as follows. This code creates a new instance of notepad.exe
.
using (var process = new Process(new CreateProcessInfo {
FileName = "notepad.exe"
})) {
// the new process continues to run even after the process
// variable is disposed.
}
Settings for the New Process
Choosing the executable and arguments for a process is done through the CreateProcessInfo class. The properties of the CreateProcessInfo class are nearly identical to System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo properties.
The FileName property indicates the name of executable image. The Arguments and ArgumentsList properties are used to provide arguments for the new process.
Only one of Arguments and ArgumentsList may be used. The contents of Arguments is passed as the command line arguments to the new process exactly as-is. The elements of ArgumentsList are escaped according the requirements of CommandLineToArgvW and join by space separators.
You may further control how the new process is created by passing a set of ProcessOptions flags to Process(CreateProcessInfo, ProcessOptions). For example, you may use ProcessOptions.Suspended to create the new process in a suspended state.
Handle Inheritance
Handle inheritance operates different when creating a new process with the Process class. Unlike System.Diagnositcs.Process inheritable handles are not automatically inherited by the child process. Only handles listed in a InheritHandlesAttribute instance added to CreateProcessInfo.Attributes are inherited by the new process.
var createProcessInfo = new CreateProcessInfo {
FileName = "process.exe",
Attributes = {
new InheritHandleAttribute {
HandleOne,
HandleTwo,
HandleTree
}
}
};
The process created with the createProcessInfo
settings above will inherit handles HandleOne
, HandleTwo
and HandleThree
. The handles must be marked as inheritable.
Exception to the Rule
When CreateProcessInfo.UserName handle inheritance reverts to inheriting all inheritable handles from the current process. The Windows CreateProcessWithLogonW API does not support STARTUPINFOEX.
Wait for a Process to Exit
Use the Process.Exited property to determine when a process has exited. Process.Exited property returns Task<int>
that completes when the process has exited.
If the Process is disposed before the underlying process exists, the Process.Exited task is transitioned to a canceled state.
Redirect Standard Output
The CreateProcessInfo class provides three properties to enable I/O redirection: RedirectStandardInput, RedirectStandardOutput and RedirectStandardError. Set one or more of these properties to true
to enable I/O redirection for the new process.
Once the new process has started, you may use the Process's class StandardInput, StandardOutput or StandardError properties to access the redirected streams. Be aware that accessing more than one stream in a synchronous manner may lead to a deadlock.
Asynchronous Reading
Rather than using the StandardOutput or StandardError, you may use BeginReadingStandardOutputAsync(Boolean) or BeginReadingStandardErrorAsync(Boolean).
Using BeginReadingStandardOutputAsync(Boolean) or BeginReadingStandardErrorAsync(Boolean) along with OutputDataReceived and ErrorDataReceived events enables asynchronous reading of the redirected streams.
Both BeginReadingStandardOutputAsync(Boolean) and BeginReadingStandardErrorAsync(Boolean) return a Task
instance that completes when no more data will be read from the underlying stream. If Dispose() is called before the streams complete reading, the Task
will be transitioned to an canceled state.


d3lb.bbox
Use cursors Allow movement in X Allow movement in Y West North/West North North/East East South/East South South/West Restrict horizontal extent Restrict vertical extent
Radius
dragstart events: 0 dragmove events: 0 (Total distance: 0px) dragend events: 0 resizestart events: 0 resizemove events: 0 resizeend events: 0
dragstart
dragmove
dragend
resizestart
resizemove
resizeend


[gecode-users] Views and serialization
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Sat Nov 24 08:35:53 CET 2007
Gustavo Gutierrez wrote:
> I am getting some memory errors after the suggested modification. I
> get a "bus error" which is, IMO, the equivalent to segmentation fault
> in linux. It seems that the fresh VarMap, vm_target, is causing the
> problem. After looking at test/int.cc i see that before using the
> fresh VarMap the array of variables is registered. Then i have the
> following question: What is registerArray intended for?, and what is
> the difference with putArray?. I try to call this method before actor
> iteration but the error is still there.
The difference between putArray and registerArray is that
registerArray just introduces the name->VarBase* mapping into the
VarMap, whereas putArray also assigns an integer index to the
variable. All references to variables (e.g. in the ActorSpecs) are by
index only. If you used putArray in vm_target, all the variables
would already get assigned these indexes, but their indexes would not
necessarily be the same as in vmp.
Another thing I just noticed now is that vmp should come from the
source, not the target:
void merge(Queens *target, Queens *source) {
VarMap *vmp = source->exportVars();
Reflection::SpecIter si = source->actorSpecs(*vmp);
VarMap vm_target;
Gecode::Serialization::Deserializer ds(target, vm_target);
while (si()) {
ds.post(si.actor());
++si;
}
}
I'm not sure that explains the crash. One thing that might explain it
is a bug that I found this week, which may make VarMaps crash under
certain conditions. It's fixed in the Gecode trunk, but didn't make
it into 2.0.0.
If you can't get it to work, please send me the complete source code
that crashes (by private email), I'll have a look.
Cheers,
Guido
More information about the gecode-users
mailing list


Safety and Security
Toggle switch ON to turn on the system. Pick up and shake the LaunchPad to see the Alarm on the page go off.
On
Off
The SimpleLink CC3200 has powerful crypto engines that enable your application to safely connect to the cloud.
It supports all the Wi-Fi security protocols such as :
- WPA2, WPS2, 802.1x, EAP Fast, EAP PEAP, EAP TLS.
It also supports internet security such as:
- SSL3.0, TLS 1.2, X.509, DES3, AES256, MD5, SHA2, RSA, ECC
By simply shaking the LaunchPad, it triggers the accelerometer and sets off the alarm (display and LEDs).
Did you know?
CC3200 has fast and secure performance because it has on-chip hardware accelerators (Crypto engine) to enable connections with 256 bit encryption.


| Monday 2016/06/267 |
Tuesday 2016/06/28 |
Wednesday 2016/06/29 |
Thursday 2016/06/30 |
Friday 2016/07/01 |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:00 | Joëlle Barido-Sotanni: Welcome and organization Oliver Pybus Phylodynamics and statistical inference |
Alexei Drummond: Tree priors, molecular clocks and skyline |
Tim Vaughan: Phylogeography and MASTER simulations |
Tanja Stadler: Tree priors based on the birth-death model and the coalescent |
Tracy Heath: Divergence time dating and the fossilized birth-death model< |
| 10:30 | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break |
| 11:00 | Louis du Plessis, Carsten Magnus: Technical introduction |
Louis du Plessis, Nicola Müller: Tutorial on skyline |
Denise Kühnert, Nicola Müller: Tutorial on structured coalescent and MASTER | Denise Kühnert, David Rasmussen: Tutorial on the multi-type birth-death model | Joëlle Barido-Sottani, Carsten Magnus: Tutorial on the fossilized birth-death model |
| 12:00 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
| 14:00 | Jūlija Pečerska, Veronika Bošková: Introduction to the Beast |
Veronika Bošková, Venelin Mitov, Chi Zhang: Setting priors |
Excursions and Free Time | Joëlle Barido-Sottani, Denise Kühnert, Jūlija Pečerska, David Rasmussen:
Troubleshooting and summarizing Beast output |
Free session: work on participant datasets |
| 14:30 | Tutorial | Tutorial | Tutorial | ||
| 16:00 | Afternoon tea | Afternoon tea | Afternoon tea | Afternoon tea | |
| 16:30 | Carsten Magnus, David Rasmussen: Molecular evolution |
Chi Zhang, Venelin Mitov: StarBEAST |
Tutorial continued | Free session: work on participant datasets | |
| 17:00 | Tutorial | Tutorial | Denise Kühnert: Hacking BEAST XML |
||
| 19:00 | Dinner | Dinner | BBQ | Dinner | Dinner |


Recipe 3.8. Checking Whether Daylight Saving Time Is Currently in Effect
Credit: Doug Fort
Problem
You want to know whether daylight saving
time is in effect in your local time zone today.
Solution
It's a natural temptation to check
time.daylight for this purpose, but that
doesn't work. Instead you need:
import time
def is_dst( ):
return bool(time.localtime( ).tm_isdst)
Discussion
In my location (as in most others nowadays),
time.daylight is always 1
because time.daylight means that this time zone
has daylight saving time (DST) at some time
during the year, whether or not DST is in effect
today.
The very last item in the pseudo-tuple you get by calling
time.localtime, on the other hand, is
1 only when DST is currently in effect, otherwise
it's 0which, in my
experience, is exactly the information one usually needs to check.
This recipe wraps this check into a function, calling built-in type
bool to ensure the result is an elegant
true or False rather than a
rougher 1 or 0optional
refinements, but nice ones, I think. You could alternatively access
the relevant item as time.localtime( )[-1], but
using attribute-access syntax with the tm_isdst
attribute name is more readable.
See Also
Library Reference and Python in a
Nutshell about module time.
|


August
30
2014
The ruby enumerable class gives us many ways to work with collections. Today, let's look at the Enumerable:cycle method. In the simplest sense, cycle gives us a way to continually yield the elements of an object to a code block over and over. Cycle also has an optional argment, which specifies how many times the elements should be yielded to a code block. This in effect gives us a way to have a nested loop.
For example, if we create a small ruby program like so:
We see that cycle loops over the elements of array 4 times, as instructed:
However, if we leave off the argument, cycle loops indefinitely, as we can see from taking out the argument of 4:
This produces an unending loop of numbers on our screen:
Which we can only stop by hitting Control-c
We could also add code which would break out of the loop as well.


Welcome to Feel++
Feel++ is a C++ library for partial differential equation solves using generalized Galerkin methods i.e. fem, hp/fem, spectral methods.
Feel++ is currently used in various projects hosted by Cemosis. This includes
- Fluid structure interaction in blood flows
- High field magnets simulation
- Optical tomography
- Aerodynamics and aerothermal flows
- Scalable preconditioners


Upon seeing your nettles the sparklers claim you as one of their own and lead you to a winding path.
You're tired and the flower beds look inviting, you try to lay down for a nap but the sparklers hurry you away.
Continue down the path...


Machine learning is revolutionizing the entire tech industry. Ever since the advent of Deep Learning, we've seen extraordinary changes in the field of Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing. Deep learning has absolutely dominated computer vision over the last few years, achieving top scores on many tasks and their related competitions. People have doubtlessly noticed quantum leaps in the quality of a wide range of everyday technologies.
But, here's the problem. There are many Deep Learning libraries available for implementing deep and complex neural networks. TensorFlow, CNTK, PyTorch, Caffe, MXNet,
CoreML. Each framework has a functioning of its own. Some use Computation graphs, some are completely
dynamic. So here's the question engineers have been trying to solve:
Is it possible to develop a common format that helps us in
running a model made using framework X into another framework Y?
The answer to that question is Yes, it is possible to do so. It is possible to train a model completely in Caffe and then load and run it in PyTorch. The reason behind this is onnx. ONNX is a framework for interchangeable machine learning models. It uses Google's Protocol Buffers to serialize models into a common onnx format, and a set of specifications to read it into another framework.
Although ONNX is currently in its development stage, it shows great promise. It has earned kudos from various data scientists and Machine learning practitioners alike. It makes transfer learning cross platform, which is amazing.
My Project
There was a time when I used to use Python for all data science related work. Now, I can easily say that I'm drifting towards Julia. Julia is slowly becoming the mainstream language used by data scientists, economists, software engineers alike. This comes as no surprise, seeing how easy and dynamic the language is, the wonders that even a few lines of Julia code can do (yes, fewer than Python) even while achieving amazing results on the clock. These qualities make it a perfect language for Machine Learning and Data Science purposes.
 It was written by one of my mentor,
Mike Innes. It provides an elegant, easy-to-hack approach for implementing Deep learning
models. Coding networks in Flux is as simple as writing mathematical equations. Here is a little taste of a neural network in Flux:
model = Chain(Dense(10, 5, σ),
Dense(5, 2),
softmax)
Yes, that's it. A two hidden layer neural network, implemented in just one line!
1. Load diverse models into Flux.
2. Help in growing Flux as a complete framework, by incorporating functionalities from other frameworks.
3. Object detection in Julia, something I'm really excited about.
Objectives for the next two weeks:
As the official coding period begins, here are the targets I'd like to achieve in the next two weeks (along with the troubles I'm most likely
to face) :
1. Continue work on the operators (ops.jl) for the ONNX models. This will involve reading the docs for the operators and writing the DataFlow code for them.
2. Try to load most of the major ONNX models in Flux. The biggest problem here is that ONNX is itself currently under development.
As a result, most of the ONNX models hosted on its github repo aren't perfect. The repo is updated every week and I need to keep track of all changes the ONNX contributors
make in the models.
3. Writing the node/operator tests for these operators. ONNX provides a set of proto files for testing every backend on. For writing these tests, I (thankfully) have a few options:
To write them directly in Julia, reading each proto model at a time, or to wrap ONNX.jl with python and use PyJulia to run the Python-API generated tests.
Conclusion
All in all, the next two weeks are going to be somewhat like:
while(model.status() == "not running")
code();
test();
debug();
end
Looking forward to tackling these challenges! (Fingers crossed!) :)


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Welcome to the FAQ page! If you have any questions about Niiverse, this page will eventually answer them.
 If you have any questions about Niiverse, this page will eventually answer them.
do i look like i care honestly


College basketball players expelled, season canceled
29 games won't be played
by BRIT PURDYSCRANTON, Pennsylvania (CNN) - You won't find any upcoming games on the Lackawanna College Men's Basketball webpage, WNEP reported.
Just three games into their regular season, the rest of their schedule has been wiped clean -- a total of 29 games have been canceled.
Lackawanna football players will miss gathering in the gym to watch hoops this year.
"The student section is usually packed on the home games. It's literally like a movie," said sophomore Tre'quan Dorsey.
"They move the sticks at our games, they talk to us during the game, too. So, it's a really cool relationship we got with those guys," said freshman Dejahn Warren.
"They're on our sideline at every game. They're helping us out with the chains, doing first down markers and, of course, we want to be there rallying with them," said sophomore Greg Rose.
Members of the basketball team allegedly attended a planned fight as supporters. The fight sent three people to the hospital.
A spokesperson for the college wrote in a statement that members of the team were uncooperative with an internal investigation, making it "difficult to determine individual levels of culpability." As a result, all students involved were expelled.
Three coaches were also dismissed from the program, but it's unclear if they were fired or if they resigned.
"Falcon athletes often come to Lackawanna College in pursuit of an athletic scholarship at another school," said Warren.
Some student athletes said it was heartbreaking news for the basketball players.
"Basketball is some of their ticket out, just like football is some of our ticket out. Sports can take you a lot of places," said Warren.


Guidance
The rules that apply to all further education provision funded by the Skills Funding Agency (SFA).
The web pages listed below, according to funding years, set out the rules for publicly funded colleges, training organisations, local authorities and employers (FE providers) that offer education and skills training.
This document sets out the draft rules that will apply to all adult education budget funded provision for the 2017 to 2018 funding year.
These documents set out the rules that will apply to all apprenticeship provision funded by the SFA following the introduction of the apprenticeship levy.
These documents set out the rules for funding, including the evidence required to support funding for 2016 to 2017. These rules will apply from 1 August 2016.
These documents set out the rules for providers who receive funding from the SFA to offer education and skills training for 2015 to 2016. It also includes the trailblazer apprenticeships funding rules 2015 to 2016 for all organisations in receipt of funding for the delivery of training or the end-point assessment of apprenticeship standards for the funding year 2015 to 2016.
This page also contains information about the funding and performance-management rules for the European Social Fund (ESF) 2014 to 2020 Programme. The rules apply to all providers funded by the European Social Fund through the Skills Funding Agency (SFA).
These funding rules apply to all publicly funded colleges, training organisations, local authorities and employers (providers) who receive funding from the SFA for:
This page also contains the funding rules which apply to the trailblazer apprenticeship standards. These rules apply from 1 September 2014 to 31 July 2015 for all organisations in receipt of funding for the delivery of training or the assessment of Trailblazer apprenticeships for the funding year 2014 to 2015.
These funding rules apply to all publicly funded colleges, training organisations, local authorities and employers (providers) who receive funding from the SFA for:
Published: 28 January 2016
Updated: 27 January 2017
From: Skills Funding Agency


Look at Tommy, don't you just want to hug him? Well too bad, it's a picture.
Fetch
Smiles
Walks
Power
Dictatorship
Awwwww!
Balderdash
This is Balderdash. He's had a tire day like you've had. He wants to sleep, but we need good pictures so that people like you can go "awwwwww" so we're keeping him up all night.
Dog Chow
Sticks
Martha Speaks
Manipulating hearts with puppy eyes
Overthrowing Tommy's Dictatorship
Adorable
Rainbeu
Rainbeu was just born. She's sleeping. Isn't she just adorable!


Name
HPL_barrier Barrier operation.
Synopsis
#include "hpl.h"
int
HPL_barrier(
MPI_Comm
COMM
);
Description
HPL_barrier
blocks the caller until all process members have call it.
The call returns at any process only after all group members have
entered the call.
Arguments
COMM (global/local input) MPI_Comm
The MPI communicator identifying the process collection.
See Also
HPL_broadcast,
HPL_reduce,
HPL_all_reduce,
HPL_min,
HPL_max,
HPL_sum.


Keptn Core Features
Message-driven Control Plane
Keptn is a
message-driven control plane that can be used for
Application Delivery and
Automated Operations. Here are two examples how Keptn orchestrates both delivery and
operations. Please note that the tools that deploy, tests, monitor, etc. are left out for simplicity. This
section focuses on the control-plane aspect of Keptn.
Back to top
Application Delivery
Application Delivery starts when a new artifact is available, e.g. a container that has been
built in a CI pipeline has been pushed to a container registry (1). Keptn gets notified about the new artifact
by either a webhook or a user that sends an event to Keptn (2). Keptn updates the project configuration in git
(3) and dispatches an event to start a dark deployment (4), . After a successful deployment tests are executed
(5). Keptn gathers metrics from a monitoring provider (6) and evaluates against the specified quality criteria
(quality gate) and decides that the artifact gets promoted to the next stage. Keptn updates the configuration
(7) and triggers a blue/green deployment (8). As before, Keptn gathers metrics (9) and finds that the metrics
don't pass the specified quality gate. Keptn rolls back changes in the configuration (10) and undeploys the new
artifact from the current stage (11). Eventually, Keptn notifies the user that the application delivery workflow
wasn't successful.
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Automated Operations
Automated Operations starts by adding service level indicators (SLI), service level objectives
(SLO), and remediation instructions to the project configuration in Keptn (1)(2). Based on this information,
Keptn configures the monitoring provider with alerting rules (3). As the monitoring of the application takes
place (4), the monitoring provider finds that a SLO is not met anymore (5) and sends an alert to Keptn (6).
Keptn finds an appropriate remediation action in the configuration (7) and executes said remediation action (8).
The monitoring provider oversees the process and gives feedback if the problem has been solved (9).
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- Query/Hit -- query/hit gene ID (transcript ID)
- NR -- number of regions analyzed by bifold that passed the p-value threshold
- Length -- total length of all antisense duplexes in the best bifold region
- Energy -- free energy of the best bifold region
- P-value -- p-value of the best bifold region
| #
| Query
| Hit
| NR
| Length
| Score
| E-value
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class=''>
bp
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Strength (STR) measures bodily power, athletic training, and the extent to which you can exert raw physical force.
Dexterity (DEX) measures agility, reflexes, and balance.
Constitution (CON) measures health, stamina, endurance, and vital force. Largely passive ability.
Intelligence (INT) measures mental acuity, accuracy of recall, and the ability to reason.
Wisdom (WIS) reflects how attuned you are to the world around you and represents perceptiveness and intuition.
Charisma (CHA) measures your ability to interact effectively with others. It includes such factors as confidence and eloquence, and it can represent a charming or commanding personality.


- Navigate to Smith's Dictionary using this link
- Login to Perseids using the "Login" link at the right topmost part of the screen
- Click on "Smith" then "English"
- Find the entry you wish to annotate in the alphabetical list. This should be a figure present on the object you are analyzing for your paper or a related figure you wish to learn more about
Be careful, many figures have the same name in Greek mythology! Read the entry before starting your work!
Note: At this time, it is not possible to annotate two Smith pages at once or link directly between them. If you wish to annotate two figures, make a separate set of annotations on each page. The final view will show all the networks you made
- Select the word you want to annotate and click the person icon on the pop-up, then the plus sign
- Enter the values to describe the relationship in the form using the pre-populated matches. To make sure you have the right figures in each, check the bottom right corner for the stable ID of the person (highlighted in screenshot below). Confirm that the ID of the entry you are annotating corresponds to the entry you are selecting in the drop-down menu.
- To find the correct relationship in the middle field, check the list of SNAP relationships These additional relationships are also available:
- Click "apply". This makes your annotation available for viewing
- View your annotation as a popover on hover and as a graph
- Hovering over annotations makes the popover show up, clicking it makes it stay (and disappear with another click). Then you can use the head button to edit the annotation, delete it or create another one.
- Similarly, clicking the logo for the network diagram makes it stay (and disappear with another click). After editing annotations you will need to (commit and) reload the page to view your recent edits in the visualization.
- When you are finished, commit by clicking the cloud icon on the bottom left. Due to server speed, this may make your annotations disappear momentarily. Don't worry, your work is now committed and will reappear once the server sends it back.
- On the appointed date, submit the nickname you entered for your group on the Trunk assignment list. Be sure to include your commentary as a Microsoft Word document
- Once you have received instructor feedback, integrate what you have learned from your annotation work to your term project


Sylvanian Families Dancin' Performers - Brown Bear Brother
These type of Sylvanian is larger than usual and will dance when music is played!
Home


How do I delete attachments from messages?
IMAP does not provide a way to directly delete attachments from an existing message - once a message is in a mailbox, it cannot be changed (expect for its flags) - only removed in its entirety.
However, there is a way in Mulberry to save a copy of the original message without the attachments you want to remove. Thus you could save the copy and then delete the original message, to effectively delete the attachments. You can use the following procedure to do this:
- Select the message you want to remove attachments from in the mailbox pane
- Use the 'Bounce' command from the Message menu to create a new 'bounce' draft
- Expand the Parts section in the draft and select each part you want to remove and hit the delete key on the keyboard
- Select the mailbox that contain the original message via the Copy to popup in the draft (or use the 'Choose' option in the popup)
- Use the 'Append Now' command in the Draft menu to save the modified 'bounce' draft to the mailbox (NB you may need to hold down the option/alt key when you do that to ensure the message is not saved as a draft - if it is simply remove the Draft flag after its been saved)
- You can now delete and expunge the original.
Some things to note about this:
- The saved copy will appear at the end of the mailbox when sorted by message number.
- There will be some extra 'Resent-XXX' messages headers in the saved copy, but those won't affect how the message appears in Mulberry, or what happens if you try to reply or forward it.


Registers a server that the client (your program) will try to connect to. The client will continually try to connect to the server, increasing the time between each attempt to a maximum interval of 16 seconds.
This call is intended for use when server discovery is not enabled, or to connect to a server that is not discoverable.
The server name used by this function does not have to match the name of the server running on the host machine. Only the address, port, and password need to match.
This call will fail if a server with the same name has already been discovered.
This call will fail if ${METHOD:setServerPassword} has already been called with the same server name, as ${METHOD:setServerPassword} registers the server entry anticipating the discovery of the server.
See:
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error in error in can accept error information wired from VIs previously called. |
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status status is TRUE (X) if an error occurred or FALSE (checkmark) to indicate a warning or that no error occurred. Right-click the error in indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |
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code code is the error or warning code. Right-click the error in indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |
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source source string describes the origin of the error or warning. Right-click the error in indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |
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Flags connection flags: should be set to 0 |
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Name A unique name for the server (not the hostname) |
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Host The hostname or address of the server to connect to |
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Port The hub port index |
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Password The password for the server to connect to (empty string if no password is required) |
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error out error out passes error or warning information out of a VI to be used by other VIs. |
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status status is TRUE (X) if an error occurred or FALSE (checkmark) to indicate a warning or that no error occurred. Right-click the error out indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |
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code code is the error or warning code. Right-click the error out indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |
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source source string describes the origin of the error or warning. Right-click the error out indicator on the front panel and select Explain Error or Explain Warning from the shortcut menu for more information about the error. |


2.0.5 had an off-by-one error in the ESI handling causing includes to fail a large part of the time. This has now been fixed.
Try harder to not confuse backends when sending them backend probes. We half-closed the connection, something some backends thought meant we had dropped the connection. Stop doing so, and add the capability for specifying the expected response code.
In 2.0.5, session lingering was turned on. This caused statistics to not be counted often enough in some cases. This has now been fixed.
Avoid triggering an assert if the other end closes the connection while we are lingering and waiting for another request from them.
When generating backtraces, prefer the built-in backtrace function if such exists. This fixes a problem compiling 2.0.5 on Solaris.
Make it possible to specify the per-thread stack size. This might be useful on 32 bit systems with their limited address space.
Document the -C option to varnishd.


The Spark Browser
The Spark Browser is launched whenever Spark is not passed an URL on startup.
The Browser
Hamburger menu has the following items:
- Go to Favorites
- Go Home
- Set Home
- Reset Home
Home page URL is browser:home, Favorites page URL is browser:favorites.
In order to add or remove a URL to Favorites toggle the star icon in URL bar.
Favorites and home page selection persist after relaunch.
Like in any browser there are Prev ⇽ / Next ⇾ buttons to navigate between previously visited URLs.
Shortcuts
- Show Help page that defines all ShortcutsCtrl+Alt+K
- Show About page with details about Spark Ctrl+Alt+A
- Toggle URL edit box visibility.  Ctrl+Alt+F
- Sets focus on URL edit box - and selects ALL Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L
- Load browser.js Ctrl+Alt+Shift+H
Spark Browser Shortcuts
- Ctrl+Alt+Y Toggle FPS
- Ctrl+Alt+O Toggle object outlines
- Ctrl+Alt+Shift+D Log debug info and object count
- Ctrl+Alt+D Show dirty rect outlines
- Ctrl+Alt+S Take a screenshot
- Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R Reload scene


1. Select Acquire | Precision. You must be in Maintenance mode.
2. Enter any comment you want to make.
3. Enter the count time per cycle in seconds and the number of cycles, or using measurement precision, enter the percent precision and the lower and upper limits on the number of cycles.
4. Select "Shift register" as the data source.
5. Select quality control (QC) tests on, that is, check the box.
6. Check the print box if you want printed results at the end of the measurement. You can always print results later under Report | Precision if you do not want to print now. Check the ending comment box if you want to be able to add a description of the measurement when it has completed.
7. Select the "OK" button and the precision measurement will start.
8. You can end the measurement early, if desired, by selecting "Quit measurement with results" or "Abort measurement" button. If you choose the quit option, the results will be calculated with the data from the cycles completed so far. If you choose the abort option all the data from the current measurement will be destroyed.
9. When the measurement is finished, you will get two results windows, one for the cycle data and one for the final result. The last twenty results windows will stay on the screen unless you close them manually. The results for the precision test are the number of cycles, the chi-square lower and upper limits, the sample and theoretical variance and the chi-square value. If this value falls outside the lower or upper limits, you will get a "Fail" message.


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While it is true that there are several open-source econometrics libraries available, most notably GRETL, none of these were written in Java, thus making the integration in Java applications very cumbersome (and nullifying the benefit of cross-platform portability).
JET aims to be easily embeddable in any Java application and the user can pick and choose the module which are most convenient from the toolkit.
Another important differentiator of JET is that is released under a Apache 2.0 license, and not under GPL, thus making it much more commercially-friendly.
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| void | add_To_Path (sf::Vector2i node) |
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| virtual void | _update () |
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| virtual void | _draw (sf::RenderWindow &window) |
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| virtual void | on_Notify (Component *subject, Event event) |
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| UI_Component () | |
| empty constructor inheritance purposes | |
| UI_Component (sf::Vector2i pos) | |
| constructor More... | |
| virtual void | set_Position (sf::Vector2i pos) |
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| sf::Vector2i | get_Position () |
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| virtual void | notify (Component *subject, Event event) |
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| void | add_Observer (std::shared_ptr< Observer > obs) |
| add an observer add an observer using "subject->add_Observer(std::dynamic_pointer_cast<Observer>(shared_from_this()));" | |
| void | remove_Observer (std::shared_ptr< Observer > obs) |
| removes an observer | |
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| Component () | |
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| virtual | ~Component () |
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| void | deactivate () |
| deactivate item | |
| void | activate () |
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| bool | is_Active () |
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| sf::Vector2i | position |
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| std::shared_ptr< ObsNode > | first = nullptr |
displays selected tile with a small square
displays an inner path using grid coordinates
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draw method called every frame, draws component on window
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called by subject notify, launches different method based on the event overriten by every child, forks to a function
| subject | the subject that sent the signal |
| event | chosen event |
Implements Observer.


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Steven Wells, 49, was handed a six year suspended sentence and four years probation at Allen County Superior Court in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Friday.
Wells avoided custody thanks to a plea deal which saw him admit sexual misconduct for a minor, with more serious child molestation charges dropped in return.
His victims were aged 14 and 13 at the time of the abuse, which started in 2012 and continued at the family home on a leafy Fort Wayne street for five years.
Wells’ younger daughter has a disability which means she has the mental capacity of a seven year-old child.
Their ordeal finally ended in 2016 when the older daughter opened up about the abuse to a counselor at a local Youth Opportunity Center.
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In a statement seen by WANE, she added: ‘I was going to hide it for my whole life and say nothing because I don’t want to see my dad go to prison.
‘I told today because I am at my breaking point.’
The victim has not shared her thoughts on Wells’ light sentence.
Wells has been barred from contacting either of his victims, and was allowed to go free at the end of his court hearing on Friday.


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