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This article goes through the JavaScript language and shows you things like comments, semicolon, the unicode character set, types, values, and variables.
// Anyting following double slashes is an English-Language comment.
// Read Comments carfully: they explain tghe JS code.
// A variable is a symbolic name for a value.
// Variables are declared with the var keyword:
var x ; // Declare a variable named x.
// Values can be assigned to variables with an = sign.
x = 0 ; // Now the variable x has the value 0.
x // => 0: A variable evaluates to its value.
// JS supports several types of values.
x = 1 ; // Numbers.
x = 0.1 ; // Just one Number for integers and reals.
x = "Hello World" ; // Strings of text in quotation marks.
x = 'JavaScript' ; // Single quote marks also delimit strings.
x = trye ; // Boolean value.
x = false ; // the other Boolean value.
x = null ; // Null is a special value means "no value".
x = undefined ; // Undefined is like null.
/*
* Two inportant types that JS programs manipulate are objects and arrays.
*/
// JS's most importat data type is object. An object is an collection of name/value
// pair, or a string value map.
var book = { // objects are enclosed in curley braces.
topic : "JavaScript" , // The property "topic" has the value "JavaScript".
fat : true // The propery "true" has the value true.
}; // The brace marks the end of the object.
// Access the property of an object with . or []:
book . topic // => "JavaScript"
book [ "fat" ] // => true: another way to access property values.
book . author = "Flanagan" ; // Create a new property by assignment.
book . contents = {}; // {} is an empty object with no properties.
// JS also supports arrays (numrically indexed lists) of values:
var primes = [ 2 , 3 , 5 , 7 ]; // An array of 4 values, delimited with [ and ].
primes [ 0 ] // => 2: The first element (index 0) of the array.
primes . length // => 4: how many elements in the array.
primes [ primes . length - 1 ] // => 7: the last element of the array
primes [ 4 ] = 9 ; // add a new element by assignment.
primes [ 4 ] = 11 ; // Or alter an existing element by assignment.
var empty = []; // [] is an empty array with no elements.
empry . length // => 0
// Arrays and objects can hold other arrays and objects:
var point = [ // An array with 2 elements.
{ x : 0 , y : 0 }, // Each element is an object.
{ x : 1 , y : 1 }
];
var data = { // An object with 2 properties.
trail1 : [[ 1 , 2 ], [ 3 , 4 ]], // The value of each property is an array
trail2 : [[ 2 , 3 ], [ 4 , 5 ]] // The elements of the arrays is arrays.
};
/* The syntax above listing array elements within square braces or mapping object
* property names to property values inside curly braces is known as an initializer
* expression, and it is just one of the topics in chapter 4, Expressions and Operators.
* An expression is a phrase of JS that can be evaluated to produce a value.
* The use of . and [] tp refer to the value of an object property or array element is an expression.
* => shows that is is an valuation of an expression.
*
* One of the nost common ways to form expressions in JS is to use operators like these:
*/
// Oerators act on values (the operands) to produce a new value.
// Aritmetic operators are the nost common:
3 + 2 // => 5: addition
3 - 2 // => 1: subtraction
3 / 2 // => 1.5: division
point [ 1 ]. x - point [ 0 ]. x // => 1: more complicated operands also work.
"3" + "2" // =>"32": adds numbers, concatinates strings
// JS defines some shorthand aritmetic operators
var count = 0 ; // Defines a variable
count ++ ; // Increment the variable
count -- ; // Decrement the variable
count += 2 ; // Add 2: same as count = count + 2;
count *= 3 ; // Multiply by 3: same as count = count * 3;
count // => 6: variable names are expressions, too.
// Equality and relational operators test whether two values are equal,
// unequal, less than, greater than, and so on. They evaluates to true or false.
var x = 2 , y = 3 ; // These = signs are assignemnt, not equality tests.
x == y // => false: equality
x != y // => true: inequality
x < y // => true: less-than
x >= y // => trye: less-than or equal
x > y // => false: greater-than
x >= Y // => false: greater-than or equal
"two" == "three" // => false: the two strings are different
"two" > "three" // => true: "tw" is alphabetically greater than "th"
false == ( x > y ) // => true: false is equal to false
// Loguical operators combine or invert boolan values
( x == 2 ) && ( y == 3 ) // => true: both the comparison are true. && is AND
( x > 3 ) || ( y < 3 ) // => false: neither comparison is true. || is OR
! ( x == y ) // => true: ! inverts a boolean value
/* If the phrases of JS is expressions then the full sentences are statements.
* In the code above, the lines that end with semicolons are statements. (in the
* code below, you'll see multiline statements that do not end with semicolons.)
* There is actually a lot of overlap between statements and expressions. Roughly, an
* expression is something that computes a value but doesn't do anything: it doesn't
* alter the code state in any way. Statements doesn't have a value (that we care about),
* but thay do alter the state. The other broad category of statements is control structures,
* such as conditionals and loops. Example below, after we cover functions.
*/
/* A function is a named parameterized block of JS code that you define once, and can then
* invoke over and over again.
*/
// Functions are parameterized block of JS code that we can invoke.
function plus1 ( x ) { // Defines a function named plus1 with parameter x.
return x + 1 ; // return a value one larger thatn the value passed in.
}; // Functions are enclosed in curly braces.
plua1 ( y ); // => 4: y is 3, so this invocation returns 3 + 1.
var square = funtion ( x ) { // Function are values, and can be assigned to vars
return x * x ; // Compute the function's value.
}; // Semicolon marks the end of the assignment
square ( plus1 ( y )) // => 16: invoke two functions in one expression.
// When functions are assigned to the property of an object, we call
// them "methods". All JS objects have methods:
var a = []; // Create an empty array
a . push ( 1 , 2 , 3 ); // The push() method adds element to an array.
a reverse (); // Anpther method: revers the order of the elements.
// We can define our own methods, too. The "this" keyword refers to the object.
// on lwhich the method is defined: in this case, the points array from above.
points . dist = function (){ // Defines a method to compute distances between points
var p1 = this [ 0 ]; // First element of the array we're invoked on.
var p2 = this [ 1 ]; // Second element of the "this" object.
var a = p2 . x - p1 . x ; // Difference in X cordinates.
var b = p2 . y - p1 . y ; // Difference in Y cordinates.
return Math - sqrt ( a * a + // The Pythagorean theorem
b * b ); // Math.sqrt() computes the square root.
};
points . dist (); // => 1.414: distance between our two points
/*
* Function whos bodies demonstrate common JS control structures statements:
*/
// JS statements include conditiional and loops using the syntax of c, c++, and other languages:
function abs ( x ) { // A function to compute the absolute value.
if ( x > 0 ) { // The if statement...
return x ; // executes this code if the comparison is true.
} // end of the if clause.
else { // executes if comparison is false
return - x ;
} // Curly braces is optional if only 1 statement per clause
}; // Note return statement nested inside if/else
function factorial ( n ) { // A function to compute factorials
var product = 1 ; // Start with the product of 1
while ( n > 1 ) { // Repeat statements in {} while expr in () is true
product *= n ; // Shortcut for n = n -1
} // end of loop
return product ; // return the product.
};
factorial ( 4 ); // => 24: 1*4*3*2
function factorial2 ( n ) { // Another version using a different loop
var i , product = 1 ; // Start with 1
for ( i = 2 , i < n , i ++ ) // Automatically increment i fron 2 up to n
product *= 1 // Do this each time. {} not needed for 1-line loops
return product ; // return fratorial.
}
fractorial ( 5 ); // => 120: 1*2*3*4*5
/*
* JS is an object-oriented language, but is quite different than most.
* Here is a very simple example that demonstrates how to define a JS class to
* represent 2D geometric points. Objects that instances of this class have a
* single method named r() that computs the distane of the point from the origin
*/
// Define a consturcor function to initialize a new Point object:
function Point ( x , y ) { // By convention, constructors start with Cap
this . x = x ; // this keyword is the new object being initialized.
this . y = y ; // Store function arguments as object properties.
}; // No return is necessary.
// Use an constructor functin with keyword "new" to create instances
var p = Point ( 1 , 1 ); // The geometric point (1,1)
// Define methods for Point objects by assigning them to the prototype
// object associated with the constructor funtion.
Point . prototype . r = function () {
return Math . sqrt ( // Return the square root of x^2 + y^2
this . x * this . x + // This is the Point obhect on wich the method ...
this . y * this . y // ... is invoked
);
};
// Now the Point object p (and all future Point objects) inherits the method r()
p . r (); // => 1.414...


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Environments¶
On this page, all environments with their environment-id are listed. Furthermore, a short introduction into the Interface of the environments is given.
| Environment | environment-id |
|---|---|
| Continuous Dc Series Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-series-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Dc Series Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-series-disc-v1' |
| Continuous Dc Shunt Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-shunt-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Dc Shunt Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-shunt-disc-v1' |
| Continuous Dc Permanently Excited Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-permex-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Dc Permanently Excited Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-permex-disc-v1' |
| Continuous Dc Externally Excited Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-extex-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Dc Externally Excited Motor Environment | 'emotor-dc-extex-disc-v1' |
| Continuous Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment | 'emotor-pmsm-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment | 'emotor-pmsm-disc-v1' |
| Continuous Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment | 'emotor-symrm-cont-v1' |
| Discrete Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment | 'emotor-synrm-disc-v1' |
- Continuous DC Externally Excited Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Externally Excited Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Permanently Excited Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Permanently Excited Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Series Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Series Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Shunt Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Shunt Motor Environment
- Continuous Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment
- Discrete Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment
- Continuous Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment
- Discrete Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment
Electric Motor Base Environment¶
On the core level the electric motor environment and the interface to its submodules are defined. By using these interfaces further reference generators, reward functions, visualizations or physical models can be implemented.
Each ElectricMotorEnvironment contains the four following modules:
- PhysicalSystem
- Specification and simulation of the physical model. Furthermore, specifies limits and nominal values for all of its
state_variables
.
- Specification and simulation of the physical model. Furthermore, specifies limits and nominal values for all of its
- ReferenceGenerator
- Calculation of reference trajectories for one or more states of the physical systems
state_variables
.
- Calculation of reference trajectories for one or more states of the physical systems
- RewardFunction
- Calculation of the reward based on the physical systems state and the reference. Furthermore, observation of the physical systems limits.
- ElectricMotorVisualization
- Visualization of the PhysicalSystems state, reference and reward for the user.
-
class
gym_electric_motor.core.
ElectricMotorEnvironment
(physical_system, reference_generator, reward_function, visualization=None, state_filter=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ - Description:
- The main class connecting all modules of the gym-electric-motor environments.
Modules:
- Physical System:
- Containing the physical structure and simulation of the drive system as well as information about the technical limits and nominal values. Needs to be a subclass of PhysicalSystem
- Reference Generator:
- Generation of the reference for the motor to follow. Needs to be a subclass of ReferenceGenerator
- Reward Function:
- Calculation of the reward based on the state of the physical system and the generated reference and observation if the motor state is within the limits. Needs to be a subclass of RewardFunction.
- Visualization:
- Visualization of the motors states. Needs to be a subclass of ElectricMotorVisualization
- State Variables:
Each environment has got a list of state variables that are defined by the physical system. These define the names and order for all further state arrays in the modules. These states are announced to the other modules by announcing the physical system to them, which contains the property
state_names
.- Example:
['omega', 'torque','i', 'u', 'u_sup']
- Observation:
- Type: Tuple(State_Space, Reference_Space)
- The observation is always a tuple of the State Space of the Physical System and the Reference Space of the Reference Generator. In all current Physical Systems and Reference Generators these Spaces are normalized, continuous, multidimensional boxes in [-1, 1] or [0, 1].
- Actions:
- Type: Discrete() / Box()
- The action space of the environments are the action spaces of the physical systems. In all current physical systems the action spaces are specified by its PowerElectronicConverter and either a continuous, multidimensional box or discrete.
- Reward:
- The reward and the reward range are specified by the RewardFunction. In general the reward is higher the closer the motor state follows the reference trajectories.
- Starting State:
- The physical system and the reference generator define the starting state.
- Episode Termination:
- Episode terminations can be initiated by the reference generator, or the reward function. A reference generator might terminate an episode, if the reference has ended. The reward function can terminate an episode, if a physical limit of the motor has been violated.
Setting and initialization of all environments’ modules.
Parameters: - physical_system (PhysicalSystem) – The physical system of this environment.
- reference_generator (ReferenceGenerator) – The reference generator of this environment.
- reward_function (RewardFunction) – The reward function of this environment.
- visualization (ElectricMotorVisualization) – The visualization of this environment.
- state_filter (list(str)) – Selection of states that are shown in the observation.
- **kwargs – Arguments to be passed to the modules.
-
reset
(*_, **__)[source]¶ Reset of the environment and all its modules to an initial state.
Returns: The initial observation consisting of the initial state and initial reference.
-
step
(action)[source]¶ Perform one simulation step of the environment with an action of the action space.
Parameters: action – Action to play on the environment. Returns: Tuple of the new state and the next reference. reward(float): Amount of reward received for the last step. done(bool): Flag, indicating if a reset is required before new steps can be taken. {}: An empty dictionary for consistency with the OpenAi Gym interface. Return type: observation(Tuple(ndarray(float),ndarray(float))


Spurs appoint Mourinho: Skipp, Parrott... Maurizio Pochettino - Tottenham talents for Jose to watch
by BeSoccerThe talent within Tottenham's academy helped tempt Jose Mourinho to take up the job. We look at five young Spurs stars he might consider.
Jose Mourinho has been appointed as Tottenham's new head coach, returning to the Premier League in place of the sacked Mauricio Pochettino.
The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss will be tasked with turning around Spurs' fortunes in the Premier League, as they lie a concerning 14th heading into the weekend.
However, as well as those short-term issues, it appears Mourinho is keen to ensure Tottenham continue to bring players through from their academy - following in the footsteps of Harry Kane and Harry Winks.
"The quality in both the squad and the academy excites me," Mourinho said on Wednesday. "Working with these players is what has attracted me."
The Portuguese has been criticised for his failure to make the most of young talents at previous clubs, but there are certainly some players on Tottenham's books that should intrigue the new coach.
We pick out five Spurs prospects Mourinho may have his eye on.
KYLE WALKER-PETERS
Now 22, Walker-Peters has 12 Premier League appearances to his name, but having seen Kieran Trippier depart for Atletico Madrid, many feel the versatile full-back should have featured more under Pochettino this season. Serge Aurier was preferred at right-back but has consistently floundered, meaning Mourinho might have to turn to Walker-Peters sooner rather than later.
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Midfielder Oakley-Boothe appeared to have the world at his feet in 2017. He was named on the bench for a Premier League game in August, played in the EFL Cup the following month and then won the Under-17 World Cup with England in October. But Oakley-Boothe has not featured for the Tottenham first team since, with injuries hindering his progress. There is talent there if Mourinho can prevent further drift.
OLIVER SKIPP
While Oakley-Boothe has got backwards, Skipp - seven months his junior - has stepped into the void. The 19-year-old started in a pair of Premier League wins last season and was in the matchday squad for both legs of the Champions League semi-final epic against Ajax. The team's woes have limited his involvement this term, but Skipp is still on the way up.
TROY PARROTT
As news broke of negotiations between Spurs and Mourinho, reports emerged Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich were targeting Parrott. The 17-year-old has already been capped by the Republic of Ireland, but his Tottenham deal is up in 2021. Mourinho must quickly assess the teenage marksman and urge the club to act to avoid another contract debacle.
MAURIZIO POCHETTINO
While one Pochettino has departed Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Mauricio's son Maurizio remains for now. The time has come for academy winger Pochettino Jr to prove he deserves to be at Spurs in his own right. He may find a supporter in Mourinho, though, whose own son Zuca has struggled to make the grade as a goalkeeper.


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Archivation mode defines how to handle existing versions of an application that have the same
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java.lang.Object dxf2svg.sally.SvgAnimationLanguage
This class represents the implementation of the Svg Animation Language API. This class tokenizes the config.d2s file and passes the tokens to the parser. It also contains and maintains the tables of symbols returned from the parser.
for more information on SALly grammar.
| Nested Class Summary | |
class |
SvgAnimationLanguage.AnimationHeap
This class stores animation objects. |
class |
SvgAnimationLanguage.Heap
This is the class that you must subclass to create a new heap. |
class |
SvgAnimationLanguage.ModifyHeap
This class stores additional attributes and their values or content that are intended for inclusion on a specific element. |
| Field Summary | |
static int |
ADD_HEAP
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static int |
ANIMATION_HEAP
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static int |
CHANGE_HEAP
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static int |
DELETE_HEAP
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static int |
HEAD_HEAP
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static int |
HEAP
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static int |
TAIL_HEAP
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| Constructor Summary | |
SvgAnimationLanguage(java.lang.String configFile)
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| Method Summary | |
void |
addSymbolTable(int type,
java.lang.String tableName,
SymbolTable st)
Many of the labelled lists store their information on separate heaps. |
java.util.Vector |
getAnimation(java.lang.String targetName)
This method does a lookup for an animation target, and if found, returns it cast as a Vector. |
java.lang.String[] |
getKeys(int heapID)
Returns a complete set of variable names from a specified namespace. |
java.lang.String[] |
getKeys(java.lang.String nameSpace)
Search the heaps for a matching namespace and returns the keys of its SymbolTable. |
int |
getLineNumber()
Returns the current line number from the tokenizer. |
int |
getTokenNumber()
Returns the current token number on this line. |
java.lang.Object |
getValue(int heapID,
java.lang.String listName,
java.lang.String listItem)
This method will return an object form of the stored value associated with the String name. |
boolean |
hasContent(int heapID)
Reports on the whether the heap identified by the argument heap value has content or not. |
boolean |
hasModifiedAttributes()
Returns true if there are elements that are to have their attributes modified by a modify key word (add, change and or delete) in the config.d2s file. |
protected boolean |
hasModifiedAttributes(int whichHeap)
This method returns true if the heap represented by arg heap has content that key word (add, change and or delete) in the config.d2s file. |
void |
modifyAttributes(SvgBuilder svgb,
int heapType)
This method will apply any attributes that are destined for the root element. |
void |
modifyAttributes(java.util.Vector vSvges)
Takes an Object and tests whether it is: An SvgElement at all; it could also be an SvgAnimation object which is not related. |
protected void |
modifyElement(java.lang.Object o,
int heapType)
This method modifies SvgElements with the attributes from the heap identified by heapType. |
int |
size(java.lang.String nameSpace)
Search the heaps for a matching namespace and report on the size of its SymbolTable. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final int HEAP
public static final int ANIMATION_HEAP
public static final int HEAD_HEAP
public static final int TAIL_HEAP
public static final int ADD_HEAP
public static final int CHANGE_HEAP
public static final int DELETE_HEAP
| Constructor Detail |
public SvgAnimationLanguage(java.lang.String configFile)
| Method Detail |
public int getLineNumber()
public int getTokenNumber()
public void addSymbolTable(int type, java.lang.String tableName, SymbolTable st)
type
- Integer enumerated value of the type of table expected.tableName
- String name of the table; the animation or modify target name.st
- the variables and values stored that relate to that target.public int size(java.lang.String nameSpace)
public java.lang.String[] getKeys(java.lang.String nameSpace)
public java.lang.String[] getKeys(int heapID)
public java.lang.Object getValue(int heapID, java.lang.String listName, java.lang.String listItem)
heapID
- Type of heap you wish to search.listName
- the name of the list within the namespace. In the case of animation,
there may be many stored lists that all animate motion in the graphic. This value
would the name of the animation target.listItem
- of the variable that you require the associated data to.public boolean hasContent(int heapID)
public java.util.Vector getAnimation(java.lang.String targetName)
java.lang.ClassCastException
- if the value stored on the heap is not a vector.public boolean hasModifiedAttributes()
public void modifyAttributes(java.util.Vector vSvges)
protected void modifyElement(java.lang.Object o, int heapType)
public void modifyAttributes(SvgBuilder svgb, int heapType)
protected boolean hasModifiedAttributes(int whichHeap)
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These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network.
Concept-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Concept node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Behavioral-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Behavioral node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Assets-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Assets node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Behavioral2-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Behavioral2 node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Organization-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Organization node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Tactics-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Tactics node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Threat Groups-Level Measures
These measures take as input multiple networks from the meta-network, and produced a vector of values, one value for each Threat Groups node.
Measure Min Mean Max Std.Dev Situational-Level Measures
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Looping in Ruby vs.
Looping in JavaScript
While switching back and forth between Ruby and JavaScript, it becomes clear that there are some major distinctions between the two languages. How each language treats looping is a quality that can be easily used to demonstrate their differences. Ruby seems to be much more of a colloquially written language, more easily understood by even non-programmers. JavaScript has much stricter "grammar" and is written more with the computer in mind than the coder. Ruby has many built-in methods for the purpose of looping/iterating through collections. The core of these methods is #each.
#each is a built-in method in Ruby which is used to move through a collection and apply each element, one by one, to a given code block. The enumerable mix-in in Ruby provides a large selection of methods used to iterate through collections with all sorts of purposes in mind.
However, JavaScript provides no such built-in method for iterating over a collection. The foundation of iteration in JavaScript is the for/while loop. A for loop is often used for the identical purpose that #each would be used in Ruby, but in JavaScript each step of it must be written out for the program.
for ( var i = 0; i < array.length; i++ ) { code block here; };
Here, the additional logic of initiating a counter and telling it to increment itself by a given value as long as the given boolean remains true, must be all written out. If we were using this for loop to iterate an array, the counter would have to be used as the index point for the desired elements.
While the syntax is dramatically different between Ruby and JavaScript, the core concepts are identical. JavaScript merely requires the process to be spelled out step by step while Ruby offers some built in shortcuts.


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>From The Desk Of Of HASSAN MUSA. The Head Of File Department, African Development Bank A.D.B Ouagadougou Burkina-Faso Annex. West Africa. My private line is: 00226-7650 9277. PLANE CRASH WEB SITE...http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm ( REMITTANCE OF $5 MILLION U.S.A DOLLARS CONFIDENTIAL IS THE CASE") Compliment Of The Season, On a very good day. I am (HASSAN MUSA),The Head of file Department in African development bank (ADB).I got your contact from tourist search. When i was searching for a foreign partner i assured of your capability and reliability to champion this businees opportunitywhen i prayed to Allah about you.In my department we discovered and abandoned Five million U.S.A dollars (us$5m) . In an account that belongs to one of our foreign customer who died along with his entire family on (Monday 31st July 2000) in a plane crash. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relationto the deceased as indicated in our banking guidelines, but unfortunately we learnt that all his supposed next of kin or relation died alongside with him at the plane crash leaving nobody behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and one official in my department now decided to make this businness proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is comingfor it and we don�t want this money to go into the bank treasury as unclaimed bill. The Banking law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclamed after seven years, the money will be transfered into the Bank treasury as unclaimed fund. The request of foreigner as next of kin in this business is occasioned by the fact that the customer was a foreigner, and a Burkinabe cannot stand as next of kin to a foreigner. We agree that 30 % of this money will be for you as foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foreign account, 10 % will be set aside for expenses incured during the business and 60 % would be f or me and my woman colleague. There after i will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentages indicated. Therefore to enable the immediate trnansfer of this fund to you as arranged, you must apply first to the bank as relations or next of kin of the deceased indicating your bank name, your bank account number, your private telephone and fax number for easy and effective communication and location where the money will be remitted.Upon receipt of your reply, I will send to you by fax or email the text of the application I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch free and that you should not entertain any atom of fear as all required arrangements have been made for thetransfer. You should contact me on my number 00226-7650 9277, immediately as soon as you receive this letter. Trusting to hear from you immediately. Your�s faithfully, HASSAN MUSA . POST SCRITUM:You have to keep everything secret as to enable the transfer to move very smoothly in to the account you will prove to the bank. As you finish reading this letter call me immediately so that we discuss very well over this business. _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/


HILARY AND JACKIE Reviewed by Jamie Peck
That'd be Emily Watson, whose staggeringly brilliant work as the tragic Jackie is pretty much everything Academy voters look for in a Best Actress candidate. However, the Hilary du Pré character, played by Rachel Griffiths ("My Best Friend's Wedding"), doesn't get top title mention for nothing, and it'd be a shame if her subtle - but every bit as moving - acting was overshadowed by Watson's far showier role. The jury's currently out on whether or not that will happen, but already assured is that these lovely ladies put power and presence into a true-life tale filled with the kind of emotion and human drama that requires such treatment to really hit its heartbreaking story home.
"Hilary and Jackie" sets up a tale of pseudo-sibling rivalry in 1950s England, when the du Pré sisters were young girls (nicely embodied by Keely Flanders and Auriol Evans, respectively) and it appeared Hilary, a natural on the flute, would become their family's claim to fame. But when Jackie reveals herself to be a cello prodigy after watching Hilary's gift garner much attention, their futures are altered forever; the former puts away her dreams for a fulfilling domesticity while the latter spirals into madness brought on by her musical success.
This story is told in halves - first from Hilary's point-of-view and then Jackie's - a gimmick that seems initially frustrating but pays off beautifully in the concluding hour, when viewers are allowed to finally see most of the puzzling past events from both sides of the coin. There are a few underexplained forays into the deeper, more questionable branches of their relationship, especially some bed-hopping business after Jackie asks Hilary to help fulfill a shocking favor, but even in the film's weak moments, Watson and Griffiths (one or the other is nearly in every frame) deserve and demand attention. Simply put, these women work wonders.
Also remarkable is how debut director Anand Tucker avoids the pitfalls of this type of picture by slathering his potentially devastating canvas with restraint - "Hilary and Jackie" never stoops so low as to indulge in blatant manipulation or false emotion. Screenwriter Frank Cotterell Boyce ("Welcome to Sarajevo"), who based his work on real-life Hilary and brother Piers' memoir "A Genius in the Family," might skimp on certain details that better the bond between Hilary and Jackie, but makes up for his shortcomings by concocting scenes that will hang in the memory for a long time.
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If there is a service that is either auto-start or you can start, AND the executable itself is writable by your user, it can be replaced/hijacked.
It should be noted that there is only privesc if the service is run as SYSTEM or another user.
You can enumerate permissions on a binary with icacls
icacls scsiaccess.exe
scsiaccess.exe NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(I)(F)- BUILTIN\Administrators:(I)(F)
- BUILTIN\Users:(I)(RX)
- APPLICATION PACKAGE AUTHORITY\ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES:(I)(RX)
- Everyone:(I)(F)
AutoPwn with:
PowerSploit: Invoke-ServiceAbuse -Name <service_name>
Metasploit: exploit/windows/local/service_permissions


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--- layout: post title: Conway's Game of Life post_url: /2019/09/29/game-of-life.html ---
This is an implementation of Conway's Game of Life. You can use the buttons to control the whole board, and you can click on individual cells on the grid to toggle whether they are alive or dead.
To read more on how this was implemented, click here.


Next: Non-default ordering, Previous: Ordering reference counting, Up: Ordering methods [Contents][Index]
On success, returns an ambiguity metric. If the parse is unambiguous, the metric is 1. If the parse is ambiguous, the metric is 2 or greater, and is otherwise unspecified. See Better defined ambiguity metric.
If “high rank only” is in effect,
this ambiguity metric may differ from that returned by
marpa_b_ambiguity_metric()
.
In particular, a “high rank only” ordering
may be unambiguous even if its base bocage is ambiguous.
But note also,
because multiple parses choices may have the same rank,
it is quite possible for
a “high rank only” ordering to be ambiguous.
If the ordering is not already frozen,
it will be frozen on return from
marpa_o_ambiguity_metric()
.
Note that, despite this, we classify
marpa_o_ambiguity_metric()
as an “accessor”.
Our classification of methods into accessors,
mutators, etc. is for the purpose of
specifying diagnostic behaviors.
When diagnostic behaviors proscribe the use of mutators on a ordering,
they treat the orderings as if they were frozen,
so that, from the point of view of the diagnostic behaviors,
the “freezing” of an ordering does not change its state.
Return value: On success, the ambiguity metric, which is non-negative. On hard failure, -2.
Return value: On success: A number greater than or equal to 1 if the ordering is for a null parse; otherwise, 0. On hard failure, -2.


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We started with a few exercises regarding the drawing of internal actions diagrams.
Trusses
Trusses, either 2D or 3D, are developed following the
concept of the rigid triangle.
Stability Analysis
The number of degrees of freedom must equals the sum of the number of struts and tendons plus the external constraints.Equilibrium of Nodes
As long as a node is loaded by only two unknown forces, they can be determined using the translational equation of equilibrium for the node.Equilibrium of Sections
As long as it is possible to make a section on which only three unknown forces act, it is convenient to write the 3 eq. of equilibrium for the section with respect to rotation about the points in which the unknown forces meet.Design Considerations
Most important is the problem of lateral stability of compressed members and consequently a proper design of a stiffening system.Downloads
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For each one of the transitions in a Turing machine exists:
- Current State: Actual state in the machine.
- Next State: Next state of the machine.
- Scan Symbol: Symbol to scan in the tape.
- Print Symbol: Symbol to print in the tape.
- Direction: Direction to turn in the tape.


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Base class of Version 1 decrypter/encrypter.
More...
#include <DecrypterContext.h>
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| | V1_Dctx (const char *key_prefix, const char *filename) |
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| uint32_t | get_id () |
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| void | decrypt_block (void *buffer, uint32_t len) |
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| void | decrypt_block (void *dest, const void *src, uint32_t len) |
| | XOR block of memory and write the result to different buffer. More...
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| void | goto_offset (uint32_t offset) |
| | Recalculate decrypter context to decrypt at specific position. More...
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| void | goto_offset_relative (int32_t offset) |
| | Recalculate decrypter context to decrypt at specific position. More...
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| void | final_setup (const char *, const void *, int32_t) |
| | Finalize decrypter context (Version 3 only). Does nothing in other decryption version. More...
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| uint32_t | init_key |
| | Key used at pos 0. Used when the decrypter needs to jump to specific-position. More...
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| uint32_t | update_key |
| | Current key at pos More...
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| uint32_t | pos |
| | Variable to track current position. Needed to allow jump to specific-position. More...
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| uint32_t | xor_key |
| | Values to use when XOR-ing bytes. More...
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| uint8_t | version |
| | Decrypter version. JP Decrypt sets this to 3 while others sets this to 2 . More...
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Base class of Version 1 decrypter/encrypter.
◆ V1_Dctx() [1/2]
| HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::V1_Dctx |
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◆ V1_Dctx() [2/2]
| HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::V1_Dctx |
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const char * |
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const char * |
filename |
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Initialize Version 1 decrypter context.
- Parameters
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| key_prefix | String prepended before MD5 calculation |
| filename | File name that want to be decrypted. |
◆ decrypt_block() [1/2]
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::decrypt_block |
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buffer, |
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uint32_t |
len |
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XOR block of memory.
- Parameters
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| buffer | Buffer to be decrypted |
| len | Size of buffer |
- Exceptions
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| std::runtime_error | The current decrypter context is not currently finalized (Version 3 only) |
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ decrypt_block() [2/2]
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::decrypt_block |
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void * |
dest, |
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const void * |
src, |
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uint32_t |
len |
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XOR block of memory and write the result to different buffer.
- Parameters
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| dest | Destination buffer that will contain decrypted bytes |
| src | Source buffer that contains encrypted bytes |
| len | Size of src |
- Exceptions
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| std::runtime_error | The current decrypter context is not currently finalized (Version 3 only) |
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ final_setup()
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::final_setup |
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const char * |
filename, |
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const void * |
block_rest, |
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int32_t |
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Finalize decrypter context (Version 3 only). Does nothing in other decryption version.
- Parameters
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| filename | File name that want to be decrypted. This affects the key calculation. |
| block_rest | The next 12-bytes header of Version 3 encrypted file. |
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ get_id()
| uint32_t HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::get_id |
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virtual |
Gets the game property of the current decrypter context.
- Returns
- Game property. The low 16-bit is the game type, and the upper 16-bit is the decrypter version
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ goto_offset()
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::goto_offset |
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uint32_t |
offset | ) |
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Recalculate decrypter context to decrypt at specific position.
- Parameters
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| offset | Absolute position (starts at 0) |
- Exceptions
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| std::runtime_error | The current decrypter context is not currently finalized (Version 3 only) |
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ goto_offset_relative()
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::goto_offset_relative |
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int32_t |
offset | ) |
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virtual |
Recalculate decrypter context to decrypt at specific position.
- Parameters
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- Exceptions
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| std::runtime_error | The current decrypter context is not currently finalized (Version 3 only) |
Implements HonokaMiku::DecrypterContext.
◆ update()
| void HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::update |
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protectedvirtual |
◆ game_ver
| int32_t HonokaMiku::V1_Dctx::game_ver |
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protected |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Cincinnati Zoo welcomes baby giraffe less than a week after its father died
by CNN(CNN) — The circle of life revealed itself Saturday at the Cincinnati Zoo.
A giraffe entered the world just six days after its father, Kimba, died.
The calf and mother are doing well and bonding at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, according to a press release from the zoo. The calf’s gender is unknown, the zoo said. Mom Cece, 8, went into labor about 4:51 a.m. The 6-foot calf arrived at 6:07 a.m. and started nursing soon after.
Cece had a little trouble the first time around three years ago, when she and her calf “couldn’t quite figure out the mechanics of nursing,” the zoo said.
“We’re all sad that Kimba isn’t here to meet his seventh calf but thankful that he made such an important contribution to the survival of his species,” said Christina Gorsuch, the zoo’s curator of mammals.
Twelve-year-old Kimba died after complications from a procedure to fix his hooves, according to the zoo.
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Wildlife parks in Singapore (part 2)
by Monika Suchoszek
Singapore Zoo
The unique structure of the Singapore zoo is the biggest asset of the park. Animals’ runs are full of plants, surrounded by deep ditch instead of fence, creating the illusion of walking among animals in their natural habitats. In many places monkeys, birds, bats are running and flying freely among the visitors. These lemurs for example welcomed us near the entrance :)
After short walk we noticed gibbons cherfully jumping between tries, using one arm, keeping themselves upside down for a long time and being really curious about a monitor lizard walking on a grass below them :p Additionally, there were many monkeys I have never seen before, just look at the cute one next to the gibbon :)
We were even more delighted with the free ranging orangutan island and boardwalk around it. There, we could observe female orangutan with her offspring just above our heads, tightly holding the fur of his mum and having breakfast at the same time (I’m assuming the orangutans never fall, right? ;)
Next, we attended the “Splash Safari” show with California sea lion in a main role. To welcome the audience properly, the sea lion splashed water on a first two rows full of kids who were delighted about it :D We kept a safe distance :p While seemingly sluggish, this 200kg-heavy animal could balance himself on the foreflippers, catch flying discs, jump out of the water and touch a ball. It turned out to be very agile sea lion! It was very interesting show which lasted 15 minutes :)
During another show “Elephants at work and play” three of the zoo’s Asian Elephants were introduced along with their keepers, called Mahouts. They demonstrated their power by pushing giant logs from the water but also showed us how gentle they can be by picking up a coin with the tip of their long trunks or putting a hat back on the keeper’s head :) Elephants made us laugh when they were stealing food from keepers’ pockets or pretending to go sleep (creatively using soft branches as a pillow) :p There was a token feeding session at the end of a show, where a limited number of food baskets could be purchased and fed to the animals by visitors :D
RepTopia, part of the Zoo dedicated to reptiles and amphibians was a nice surprise for us. We could see there huge lizards, tiny frogs and chameleon during his feeding session ;p
To visit Night Safari park you need to book a specific day and time of your admission (the earliest possible is 7.15pm). After queuing to enter the park and later in front of the amphitheatre, finally we got seated and The Creatures of the Night Show began. Otters, binturongs, hyena, owls and huge boa were the highlights of this 20 min show. The commentary was entertaining and informative, however performances in other parks impressed me way more.
Next, we explored the park on foot and by open-sided tram. There are 4 walking trails to choose, all combined make a big loop around the park (a lot of visitors skipped these, only joining the tram ride. A huge mistake, walking around a zoo at night was exhilarating!). You need to be very patient, look carefully around, because even small movement of the leaves or rustle means an animal might be approaching :) The more interesting animals we managed to spot: porcupines, tarsier, pangolin, striped hyena and parma wallaby. We were lucky to meet the keeper of wallabies and had a chat with her about two young kangaroos sitting next to her. She was teaching the young animals to bob a ball on a stick with their nose. While they did so, she had a chance to inspect the animals. Adult males get aggressive during mating season and inflict wound on each other. This allows her to spot these wounds and take appropriate action. It also enables her to check to pouch of females for babies.
During the tram ride (around 30-40min) we passed 6 different geographical regions showing animals characteristic for each of them. The English commentary was really helpful, providing information about animals as we passed them. I was the most impressed by the giant Asian Elephant, White African Lions and Greater Asian Rhinoceros. Worth to add that in some parts, animals such as deers were running freely in very close proximity from the tram, no fences at all, unforgettable experience!
Practical information:
All in all, I truly recommend you to visit all 4 parks, they are all amazing. It can be exhausting to do in 1.5 day as we did but it’s definitely worth it. Take snacks, stay hydrated and join the shows which showcase great commitment between animals and human :D Though if you have less time and can only pick one, I would go for Jurong Bird Park as it hosted a large number of species I haven’t seen elsewhere. Sebastian however liked walking through the zoo at night best, his top-pick is the Night Safari.
- Parkhopper - special ticket, admission for all four parks, 73S$ (bought online, valid 7 days)
- Use mosquito repellent in all parks!
- Take your own water bottle, there are many places in all the parks where you can refill it! :)
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{% extends 'onlineshop/base.html' %}
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{% block title %}{% trans "Email Sent" %}{% endblock %}
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Place a logout link on each page that requires authentication.
Placing a logout link on every page that requires authentication helps the user end the session when he is done with the site. Ending the session helps prevent hijacking.
To place a logout link on each page that uses authentication:


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Highlighting the heroes among us


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| DrawingElementRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| EdgeRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| EntitiesRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| FaceRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| GeometryInputRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| GroupRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
| ImageRepRef | This class wraps the API structure of the same name. | |
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This table contains entries for MHC I and MHC II human proteins in the UniProt database. Links are provided to view the original UniProt protein entries, and their display in InterPro.
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MHC class I a chain |
HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, A-1 alpha chain precursor (MHC class I antigen A*1) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, A-80 alpha chain precursor (MHC class I antigen A*80) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, B-7 alpha chain precursor (MHC class I antigen B*7) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, B-82 alpha chain precursor (MHC
class I antigen B*82) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, Cw-1 alpha chain precursor (MHC class I antigen Cw*1) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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HLA class I histocompatibility antigen, Cw-18 alpha chain precursor (MHC class I antigen Cw*18) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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MHC class I b chain |
Beta-2-microglobulin precursor |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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MHC class II a chain |
HLA class II histocompatibility antigen, DR alpha chain precursor (MHC class II antigen DRA) |
Homo sapiens |
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of foreign antibodies to immune system |
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MHC class II b chain |
HLA class II histocompatibility antigen, DRB1-1 beta chain precursor (MHC class I antigen DRB1*1) |
Homo sapiens |
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HLA class II histocompatibility antigen, DRB3-2 beta chain precursor (MHC class I antigen DRB3*2) |
Homo sapiens |
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A simulation-based tool made to help researchers to become familiar with multilevel variations, and to build up sampling designs for their study. This tool has two main objectives: First, it provides an educational tool useful for students, teachers and researchers who want to learn to use mixed-effects models. Users can experience how the mixed-effects model framework can be used to understand distinct biological phenomena by interactively exploring simulated multilevel data. Second, it offers research opportunities to those who are already familiar with mixed-effects models, as it enables the generation of data sets that users may download and use for a range of simulation-based statistical analyses such as power and sensitivity analysis of multilevel and multivariate data.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | stats, shiny (≥ 0.13.0), ggplot2 (≥ 2.0.0), grid (≥ 3.2.3), MASS (≥ 7.3-45), lme4 (≥ 1.1-10), arm (≥ 1.8-6), data.table (≥ 1.9.6) |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2016-06-20 |
| Author: | Hassen Allegue [aut, cre], Yimen G. Araya-Ajoy [aut], Niels J. Dingemanse [aut], Ned A. Dochtermann [aut], Laszlo Z. Garamszegi [aut], Shinichi Nakagawa [aut], Denis Reale [aut], Holger Schielzeth [aut], David F. Westneat [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Hassen Allegue <hassen.allegue at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/hallegue/squid/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/hallegue/squid |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | squid results |
| Reference manual: | squid.pdf |
| Package source: | squid_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: squid_0.1.1.zip, r-release: squid_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: squid_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: squid_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: squid_0.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | squid archive |
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Area: Southern Indian Ocean, outside national jurisdictions.
Date entered into force: 2012.
FAO association: Yes.
FAO statistical area: 51.
Objectives: “… ensuring the long-term conservation and sustainable use of fishery resources other than tuna in areas that fall outside national jurisdictions.”
Primary species: Fishery resources other than tuna in areas that fall outside national jurisdictions in the Southern Indian Ocean.
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Hi! I am Constance MaryAnn Chen, a first year Wharton MBA, candidate of WG'17. I am a professional and passionate technology person! I was the Business Development Manager and Product Manager at a camera IC startup before here. My interests are bio-medical signal processing, image/video signal processing and algorithm. I was also an IC design engineer and research designer for 4 years. Now I bring all my expertise in technology to Wharton, sharpen my business skills and finance knowledge, and contribute unique value to technology industry.
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Orchestrator 1.4.340 is released. Not quite competing with the MySQL latest changelog, and as I haven't blogged about orchestrator featureset in a while, this is a quick listing of orchestrator features available since my last publication:
- Supports GTID (Oracle & MariaDB)
- GTID still not being used in automated recovery -- in progress.
- enable-gtid, disable-gtid, skip-query for GTID commands
- Supports binlog servers (MaxScale)
- Discovery & operations on binlog servers
- Understanding slave repositioning in a binlog-server architecture
- Smart mode: relocate & relocate-below commands (or Web/GUI drag-n-drop) let orchestrator figure out the best way of slave repositioning. Orchestrator picks from GTID, Pseudo GTID, binlog servers, binlog file:pos math (and more) options, or combinations of the above. Fine grained commands still there, but mostly you won't need them.
- Crash recoveries (did you know orchestrator does that?):
- For intermediate master recovery: improved logic in picking the best recovery plan (prefer in-DC, prefer promoting local slave, supporting binlog server topologies, ...)
- For master recovery: even better slave promotion; supports candidate slaves (prefer promoting such slaves); supports binlog server shared topologies
- Better auditing and logging of recovery cases
- Better analysis of crash scenarios, also in the event of lost VIPs, hanging connections; emergent checks in crash suspected scenarios
- recover-lite: do all topology-only recovery steps, without invoking external processes
- Better browser support: used to only work on Firefox and Chrome (and the latter has had issues), the Web UI should now work well on all browsers, at the cost of reduced d3 animation. More work still in progress.
- Faster, more parallel, less blocking operations on all counts; removed a lots of serialized code; less locks.
- Web enhancements
- More verbose drag-n-drop (operation hint; color hints)
- Drag-n-drop for slaves-of-a-server
- Replication/crash analysis dashboard
- Pools: orchestrator can be told about instance-to-pool association (submit-pool-instances command)
- And can then present pool status (web)
- Or pool hints within topologies (web)
- Or queried for all pools (cluster-pool-instances command)
- Other:
- Supports MySQL 5.7 (tested with 5.7.8)
- Configurable graphite path for metrics
- --noop flag; does all the work except for actually changing master on slaves. Shows intentions.
- Web (or cli which-cluster-osc-slaves command) provide list of control slaves to use in pt-osc operation
- hostname-unresolve: force orchestrator to unresolve a fqdn into VIP/CNAME/... when issuing a CHANGE MASTER TO
- 3rd party contributions (hey, thanks!) include:
- More & better SSL support
- Vagrant templates
- For developers:
- Orchestrator now go-gettable. Just go get github.com/outbrain/orchestrator
- Improved build script; supports more architectures
Also consider these manuals:
- The Orchestrator Manual
- Orchestrator deployment
- Orchestrator first steps
- Orchestrator for developers
Orchestrator is free and open source (Apache 2.0 License).
I'll be speaking about orchestrator in PerconaLive Amsterdam.
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These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
The hbase version
command now outputs directly to stdout rather than to a logger. This change allows the version information to be output consistently regardless of logger configuration. Naturally, this also means the command output ignores all logger configuration. Furthermore, the move from loggers to direct output changes the output of the command to omit metadata commonly included in logger ouput such as a timestamp, log level, and logger name.
WARNING: No release note provided for this change.
Added a new command line argument: --auth-as-server to enable authenticating to ZooKeeper as the HBase Server principal. This is required for secure clusters for doing replication operations like add_peer, list_peers, etc until HBASE-11392 is fixed. This advanced option can also be used for manually fixing secure znodes.
Commands can now be invoked like: hbase --auth-as-server shell hbase --auth-as-server zkcli
HBCK in secure setup also needs to authenticate to ZK using servers principals.This is turned on by default (no need to pass additional argument).
When authenticating as server, HBASE_SERVER_JAAS_OPTS is concatenated to HBASE_OPTS if defined in hbase-env.sh. Otherwise, HBASE_REGIONSERVER_OPTS is concatenated.
Before HBASE-15129, if somehow hbase-default.xml is not on classpath, default values for hbase.fs.tmp.dir and hbase.bulkload.staging.dir are left empty. After HBASE-15129, default values of both properties are set to "/user/<user.name>/hbase-staging".
This issue fixes - In case of normal WAL (Not encrypted) we were loosing all cell tags on WAL replay after an RS crash - In case of encrypted WAL we were not even persisting Cell tags in WAL. Tags from all unflushed (to HFile) Cells will get lost even after WAL replay recovery is done.
As we use tags for Cell level security, this fixes 2 security issues - Cell level visibility labels security breach . Making a visibility restricted cell global readable - Cell level ACL availability issue. A user who is cell level authorized to read this cell can not read it. It is a data loss for him.
A new flag is added for Canary tool: -treatFailureAsError When this flag is specified, read / write failure would result in Canary tool exit code of 5.
Fixed an issue in REST server checkAndPut operation where the remaining cells other than the to-be-checked column are also applied in the put operation .
Date tiered compaction policy is a date-aware store file layout that is beneficial for time-range scans for time-series data.
When it performs well:
reads for limited time ranges, especially scans of recent data
When it doesn't perform as well:
random gets without a time range
frequent deletes and updates
out of order data writes, especially writes with timestamps in the future
bulk loads of historical data
Recommended configuration: To turn on Date Tiered Compaction (It is not recommended to turn on for the whole cluster because that will put meta table on it too and random get on meta table will be impacted): hbase.hstore.compaction.compaction.policy: org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.compactions.DateTieredCompactionPolicy
Parameters for Date Tiered Compaction: hbase.hstore.compaction.date.tiered.max.storefile.age.millis: Files with max-timestamp smaller than this will no longer be compacted.Default at Long.MAX_VALUE. hbase.hstore.compaction.date.tiered.base.window.millis: base window size in milliseconds. Default at 6 hours. hbase.hstore.compaction.date.tiered.windows.per.tier: number of windows per tier. Default at 4. hbase.hstore.compaction.date.tiered.incoming.window.min: minimal number of files to compact in the incoming window. Set it to expected number of files in the window to avoid wasteful compaction. Default at 6. hbase.hstore.compaction.date.tiered.window.policy.class: the policy to select store files within the same time window. It doesn’t apply to the incoming window. Default at exploring compaction. This is to avoid wasteful compaction.
With tiered compaction all servers in the cluster will promote windows to higher tier at the same time, so using a compaction throttle is recommended: hbase.regionserver.throughput.controller:org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.compactions.PressureAwareCompactionThroughputController
Because there will most likely be more store files around, we need to adjust the configuration so that flush won't be blocked and compaction will be properly throttled: hbase.hstore.blockingStoreFiles: change to 50 if using all default parameters when turning on date tiered compaction. Use 1.5~2 x projected file count if changing the parameters, Projected file count = windows per tier x tier count + incoming window min + files older than max age
For more details, please refer to the design spec at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_AmlNb2N8Us1xICsTeGDLKIqL6T-oHoRLZ323MG_uy8/edit#
Adds a new metric named "writtenBytes" as a per-regionserver metric. Metric Description: Size (in bytes) of the data written to the WAL.
Fixed an issue in REST server checkAndDelete operation where the remaining cells other than the to-be-checked column are also applied in the Delete operation. Also fixed an issue in RemoteHTable where the Delete object was not passed correctly to the REST server side.
Failed taking snapshot - Manifest proto-message too large. add property ("snapshot.manifest.size.limit") to change max size of proto-message
Adds get_peer_config and list_peer_configs to the hbase shell.
WARNING: No release note provided for this change.


As an everyday user it is a great way to get rewarded for sharing your thoughts and opinions on some surveys they will send out. As a business, it’s an excellent way to get replies from users without randomly sending tons of random emails out.
How it works!
After signing up Earn will allow you to join different lists based on your interests or skills. Some of these lists may be a bit exclusive, like CEOs or media personalities, but there’s even lists for basic bitcoin users. After you sign up for a list and get approved you just wait.
Once a business is ready to start sending messages out, it will order from a list and give a payment they are willing to pay for a response. This can vary but a lot of the messages I’ve seen have been around the $1 mark. At this point everyone on this list will receive a message stating they have a message worth $1 waiting for their response. After they sign in an complete they questionaire their account is then credited with $1 worth of BTC.
You can then withdraw this BTC to your own personal wallet or you can forward it to a charity. I’ve done this multiple times and it is extremely easy!
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For me this is an excellent resource to keep spammers out of my inbox. When a spammer does want to connect I am now rewarded for giving them a piece of my attention. It suddenly makes checking their messages so much easier!
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If you’re like me then you may want to convert this new BTC into some more Steem for use on the Steemit network. Well that is extremely simple using Blocktrades.us and Earn.com.
The first thing you’ll need to do is open Blocktrades.us and adjust that you want to deposit BTC and that you want to receive Steem. Once you’ve done that click “Get a new Deposit Address.” From here you’ll want to copy the BTC address that Blocktrades presents.
Now go back and log into Earn.com and click on your balance in the upper right hand corner of the main signed in page.
From here you’ll want to paste your Blocktrades.us deposit address in the Earn withdrawal address. You can then adjust how much you’d like to withdraw but once ready simply hit Next.
A confirmation will pop up asking you to confirm your withdraw address and amount. After ensuring it matches what you’d like to send hit Next. On the next pop up it’s going to again confirm your Blocktrades.us address is correct and then hit bot checkboxes that you realize withdraw times can take up to a day and that Earn cannot recover lost funds. Finally hit next again.
Your BTC from Earn is now on it’s way to Blocktrades to be converted to Steem for you. This can take a while and depends on how fast miner’s pickup the transaction and confirm it.
If you kept your Blocktrades.us tab open it may still show that nothing is pending or completed for a bit even after you sent the funds from Earn. This is fairly normal but should eventually move on to a pending or confirmed state.
So I hope this helps each of you earn a few more dollars each month using Earn.com and hopefully you’ll be able to turn that into more SP to begin earning even more rewards using your smartsteem account.
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The state of the cell has in some ways to reflect all the characteristics that are relevant for the system’s evolution. Each characteristic is mapped to a substate which admitted values are a finite set81 . The set of possible state of the cell is given by the cartesian product of the sets of substates, so, \[Q = Q_1 \times Q_2 \times Q_3 \times \ldots \times Q_n\] When attempting in modelling complex phenomena with many relevant character- ics could useful to create an higher hierarchy of substates and so further dividing substates in sub-substates and taking in mind that the values of the substates are constants within the space occupied by a cell.


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AMERICAN HISTORY X RATING: 8 / 10 --> Great movie
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The mess that was the post-production of this film has turned into one of the finest cinematic efforts of the year (See little known facts below for more info on the mess). Director Tony Kaye wanted his name removed from this film after meddling from "suits" and actor Edward Norton (Kaye's allegations). A technicality prevented him from removing his name, and out of these ashes comes forth a solid film about race, hate and the human spirit.
 During his stay in the bighouse, his younger brother Danny (Furlong) follows his hateful ways and joins the nearest skinhead clan. While in jail, Derek goes through many changes, and comes out with a new outlook on life. Now, he wants to relay his newfound enlightenment to his impressionable brother, before it's too late.
CRITIQUE: Intense, powerful, stylish directorial debut from British director Tony Kaye, pulls together all aspects of dramatic achievement, including a solid and emotional story line, an original film style and solid performances by its cast, most specifically, the genuinely flawless portrayal by Edward Norton. This film drives home many of the sentiments seething beneath the hate of many people in this country. It probes to explain and unravel their seeds of antipathy, while presenting us with a fair portrayal of the many sides of the human development. Why do we hate? And even when we do, do we allow it to serve any real purpose in our lives, or do we simply hate because we need something or someone else to blame? One of the characters said it best in the film, "Has anything you've done, made your life better?"
The answer is quite obvious.
This film grapples with many of the hypotheses behind these questions, and insists on educating us through creative and thought-provoking imagery, and solid performances by its main protagonists. This film reminded me of 1996's DEAD MAN WALKING (8/10), with the main performance by Norton rating on the same scale as that of Penn in the former film. In fact, I see Norton's performance as the more complex of the two, since he actually portrays two polar opposite personalities in this same movie. And despite Norton's real-life Ivy League background, he manages to pull off an impressive acting gig as the head skinhead who eventually clues in as to the hypocrisies of his peers. Mr. Oscar, please save a seat for Edward Norton for the end of the year nominations for Best Actor, because this is definitely one deserved performance. All that and he's built like a champ in this film. Wow, what a man!
The rest of the cast was also well qualified to handle their posts, with the other Edward, Furlong, handing in another well-developed performance of a sulken youth whose heart is pierced with sensitivity. The only small issues that I did have with this movie was that it was a tiny bit too long, and that the portrayal of Norton's girlfriend by Fairuza Balk, was completely one-dimensional. The flashbacks were handled extremely well, the style of the film enhanced its viewing, and the film's gut-wrenching conclusion drove home every point made in its previous two hours. The openness of some minds does not alleviate the continued presence of hate and fear in our society. It is up to each and every individual to manage their own rationale of hate, and determine the truth within its purpose. Who does it really benefit?
This film bleeds the truth, speaks the lingo, and delivers on all counts of entertainment, socially relevant value and solid performances. Definitely one of the best told movies of the year!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Director Tony Kaye wanted his name changed to "Humpty Dumpty" for this film, because of his disagreements with New Line Cinema, but the Director's Guild of America disallowed it (One of the rules in regards to changing your name in movie credits, is that you have to agree not to bad-mouth the movie in public. In Kaye's case, he had taken out ads in the Daily Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, to do just that.) He is presently putting together a documentary on the "Making of American History X", which he hopes to premiere at next year's Sundance Film Festival. His original cut of the movie was a mere 87 minutes, and he also managed to be the cinematographer and camera operator on this project. Before this film, Tony Kaye had a lavish career as one of Europe's most daring commercial directors, creating groundbreakingly gorgeous ads for Guinness beer, Reebok and Volvo. Edward Norton lobbied hard for this role, and even offered to take a pay cut (He claims that he only received about "one-fifth" of his then $1million asking price.) He also put on 30 pounds of muscle for this role. He has a history degree from Yale. First-time screenwriter David McKenna is only 28 years of age. Edward Furlong was discovered by a casting director at the Boys Club of Pasadena, and won the part of John Connor in the 1991 film TERMINATOR 2 (8/10). He is presently involved in a live-in relationship with his former tutor, Jackie Domac. She is 12 years his senior. Actors Stacy Keach and Avery Brooks are better known for their respective TV roles as "Mike Hammer: Private Eye" and Hawk from "Spenser: For Hire". In 1984, Keach was jailed in England for nine months for smuggling cocaine. Brooks spent 13 years as a Professor for Drama-Science at Rutgers University in New Jersey from 1972 to 1985. Fairuza (Balk) means turqoise in Turkish. Actor Ethan Suplee, who plays the fat skinhead Seth in this film, was also in Kevin Smith's MALLRATS (6/10) and CHASING AMY (7/10).
Review Date: November 14, 1998 Director: Tony Kaye Writer: David McKenna Producer: John Morrissey Actors: Edward Norton as Derek Vinyard Edward Furlong as Danny Vinyard Avery Brooks as Bob Sweeney Beverly D'Angelo as Doris Vinyard Genre: Drama Year of Release: 1998
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I read on Twitter earlier that emoncms has now been updated from v4 to v5 on Github.
Update instructions are here, and for those who are running the 'dev' version, you can change from 'dev' to v5 'master' easily provided you installed via git clone;
$ git pull origin master
Re: emoncms v5 now available
is there any feature- or change-list available? Did not find anything like this.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Nope, I don't think so.
You can have a look at the commit messages in the logs. Move to your emoncms (or raspberrypi module) folder and
git diff origin/master
or
git difftool origin/master
(I configured difftool to use vim -d which makes the diff more readable, editable, etc)
origin/master is a guess. On my config, origin is my github fork and I refer to emoncms repo as upstream, so it is upstream/master. But if you just cloned the emoncms repo on your rasp, I think origin is the default.
You can also browse the log history on github:
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/commits/master
https://github.com/emoncms/raspberrypi/commits/master
Basically, the code has been rearchitectured, so there is a lot of under-the-hood improvements you might not notice. There's also a wholeset of more or less minor improvements and bugfixes. I can't tell more about emoncms.
Partial list for the raspberrypi module in particular:
- Broadcast time to synchronize emonGLCD (can cause errors (workaround coming), use with caution, disabled by default)
- The RFM2Pi Gateway python script was integrated in master but in a way that did not make it really usable. It is now functional. See readme for usage instructions if you're interested.
Sorry for not being able to present it in a way that would make you eager to update... But the update is recommended anyway. At least to provide some feedback and benefit from the bugfixes.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
I plan to write a change list soon and blog about the release.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
The documentation needs looking at too. canary50 in http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2148 doesn't even appear to be able to find it, and is confused.
[Edit] ... confused because he can't save the name given to an input.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Is there any possibility to implement a function in Emoncms that shows it's actual version and maybe the newest version available via git?
For me it's not possible to check what Emoncms version I use.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
If you installed via git, from the emoncms folder, run;
and it should show you the last 5 commits & ID's (press 'q' to exit)
But I agree, a changelog would be a welcome addition as the changes to the master branch are coming thick & fast.
Paul
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Hi
Trying to upgrade. Cleared cache.
Running database update results in this error:-
Fatal error: Call to a member function fetch_object() on a non-object in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/admin/update_class.php on line 76
Any ideas what is wrong and more important how to fix?
Regards
Ian
Re: emoncms v5 now available
I'd like to see the build or version number on the admin page. Now I had to guess if this update was meant for me.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
It's easy to add a major version number in the admin page (I suppose).
It's a bit more heavy to change minor version each time a minor commit gets integrated.
Trystan is trying to define a workflow that would be a good tradeoff between stability and reactivity.
https://github.com/emoncms/raspberrypi/issues/21#
I think this versioning issue is connected to the stable/dev branch debate.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Hi
I did the "git pull" in emoncms directory. This is worked many times before but now I cant log in anymore. Red stripe came below the password box.
I tried that as well : http://emoncms.org/site/docs/upgrading
EDIT: OK now i got the database update running this was on wrong place:
$updatelogin = true;
Now nothing is updating.
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type Route as array in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/raspberrypi/raspberrypi_controller.php on line 22
EDIT: git pull in rasperrypi directory fixed this.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Good to hear you got it fixed Tomis.
Ian, the error I think you have is one I fixed with an update on saturday morning, is there a chance that your latest download was friday?
The error refers to update_class.php not being able to find the record field in the input table which should have been created in the first step of the upgrade process the database schema update. The saturday fix made sure that it had updated the database before getting to that second part.
Good idea about displaying the version number. Ilde and I have been discussing and making the first steps towards an upgrade process where there is an version number for every change to the database, where the version number is used by emoncms to determine what changes to apply, so once that is added displaying it should not be too hard.
The latest upgrade applies to all installations of emoncms that contains a Modules folder in the base directory rather than the older version that had separate controller, view, model folders (that version was called emoncms v3). After emoncms v3 came "Modular emoncms" which was just a name that described the change of application structure. When thinking about what to call the latest version my thinking was that if emoncms "Modular" is in effect the 4th release then this latest version is v5.
Trystan
Re: emoncms v5 now available
To add: Id say if there's any doubt about what minor update version your on, ie changes day to day since last wednesday and your experiencing bugs or just curious if there's been an update then a good rule of thumb would be: if in doubt do a:
git pull origin master
Git will then tell you if your already up to date or not.
Re: emoncms v5 now available
You can do a
git fetch origin
if you just want to know if there's been change but don't want to update yet. This will download all new commits in all branches, so if you see something, it does not mean master branch itself was changed. The change can be in dev branch.
After the fetch, you can see a diff of your version and latest master:
git diff origin/master
or
git difftool origin/master
Re: emoncms v5 now available
If I run $ git status it returns # On branch dev
I run updates by $ git pull origin master and it updates from the master branch OK, but (in simple terms) how can I change the default from the 'dev' branch to 'master'.
I've tried to read the git book, but it might as well be written in a foreign language!!
Re: emoncms v5 now available
$ git branch -a
tells you which branches are available and which one is currently selected
$ git checkout branch_name
allows you to select the one you want.
I suppose at some point you chose to use the dev branch. If you want to use the latest revision in master, you can
$ git fetch origin
$ git checkout origin/master
You will be in a state the git manual refers to as "detached HEAD". (Don't ask...)
Or, to stick to the "usual way" that is suggested in the docs here and that people expect from you when trying to help you with a command you may as well select your local master branch, then pull the changes.
$ git checkout master
$ git pull (I think origin master is the default for the pull command)
Re: emoncms v5 now available
Thanks Jérôme, I tried 'the usual way' and it worked great!
Paul


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