DEBCLEAN(1) DEBCLEAN(1) NAME debclean - clean up a sourcecode tree SYNOPSIS debclean [options] DESCRIPTION debclean walks through the directory tree starting at the directory tree in which it was invoked, and executes debian/rules clean for each Debian source directory encountered. These directories are recognised by con‐ taining a debian/changelog file for a package whose name matches that of the directory. Name matching is described below. Also, if the --cleandebs option is given, then in every directory con‐ taining a Debian source tree, all files named *.deb, *.changes and *.build are removed. The .dsc, .diff.gz and the (.orig).tar.gz files are not touched so that the release can be reconstructed if necessary, and the .upload files are left so that debchange functions correctly. The --nocleandebs option prevents this extra cleaning behaviour and the --cleandebs option forces it. The default is not to clean these files. debclean uses debuild(1) to clean the source tree. Directory name checking In common with several other scripts in the devscripts package, debclean will walk through the directory tree searching for debian/changelog files. As a safeguard against stray files causing potential problems, it will examine the name of the parent directory once it finds a debian/changelog file, and check that the directory name corresponds to the package name. Precisely how it does this is controlled by two con‐ figuration file variables DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_LEVEL and DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_REGEX, and their corresponding command-line options --check-dirname-level and --check-dirname-regex. DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_LEVEL can take the following values: 0 Never check the directory name. 1 Only check the directory name if we have had to change directory in our search for debian/changelog. This is the default behav‐ iour. 2 Always check the directory name. The directory name is checked by testing whether the current directory name (as determined by pwd(1)) matches the regex given by the configura‐ tion file option DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_REGEX or by the command line option --check-dirname-regex regex. Here regex is a Perl regex (see perlre(3perl)), which will be anchored at the beginning and the end. If regex contains a '/', then it must match the full directory path. If not, then it must match the full directory name. If regex contains the string ´PACKAGE', this will be replaced by the source package name, as determined from the changelog. The default value for the regex is: ´PACKAGE(-.+)?', thus matching directory names such as PACKAGE and PACK‐ AGE-version. OPTIONS --cleandebs Also remove all .deb, .changes and .build files from the parent directory. --nocleandebs Do not remove the .deb, .changes and .build files from the parent directory; this is the default behaviour. --check-dirname-level N See the above section Directory name checking for an explanation of this option. --check-dirname-regex regex See the above section Directory name checking for an explanation of this option. --no-conf, --noconf Do not read any configuration files. This can only be used as the first option given on the command-line. -d Do not run dpkg-checkbuilddeps to check build dependencies. --help Display a help message and exit successfully. --version Display version and copyright information and exit successfully. CONFIGURATION VARIABLES The two configuration files /etc/devscripts.conf and ~/.devscripts are sourced in that order to set configuration variables. Command line options can be used to override configuration file settings. Environment variable settings are ignored for this purpose. The currently recognised variables are: DEBCLEAN_CLEANDEBS If this is set to yes, then it is the same as the --cleandebs com‐ mand line parameter being used. DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_LEVEL, DEVSCRIPTS_CHECK_DIRNAME_REGEX See the above section Directory name checking for an explanation of these variables. Note that these are package-wide configura‐ tion variables, and will therefore affect all devscripts scripts which check their value, as described in their respective manpages and in devscripts.conf(5). SEE ALSO debuild(1) and devscripts.conf(5). AUTHOR Christoph Lameter<EMAIL_ADDRESS>modifications by Julian Gilbey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DEBIAN Debian Utilities DEBCLEAN(1)


Module: Aws::VPCLattice::Types
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#contains ⇒ String
rw
Specifies a contains type match.
-
#exact ⇒ String
rw
An exact match of the path.
-
#fixed_response ⇒ Types::FixedResponseAction
rw
Describes the rule action that returns a custom HTTP response.
-
#forward ⇒ Types::ForwardAction
rw
The forward action.
-
#http_code ⇒ String
rw
The HTTP code to use when checking for a successful response from a target.
-
#http_match ⇒ Types::HttpMatch
rw
The HTTP criteria that a rule must match.
-
#prefix ⇒ String
rw
A prefix match of the path.
Instance Attribute Details
#contains ⇒ String
(rw)
Specifies a contains type match.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-vpclattice/lib/aws-sdk-vpclattice/types.rb', line 1900
class HeaderMatchType < Struct.new( :contains, :exact, :prefix, :unknown) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure include Aws::Structure::Union class Contains < HeaderMatchType; end class Exact < HeaderMatchType; end class Prefix < HeaderMatchType; end class Unknown < HeaderMatchType; end end
#exact ⇒ String
(rw)
An exact match of the path.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-vpclattice/lib/aws-sdk-vpclattice/types.rb', line 1900
class HeaderMatchType < Struct.new( :contains, :exact, :prefix, :unknown) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure include Aws::Structure::Union class Contains < HeaderMatchType; end class Exact < HeaderMatchType; end class Prefix < HeaderMatchType; end class Unknown < HeaderMatchType; end end
#fixed_response ⇒ Types::FixedResponseAction (rw)
Describes the rule action that returns a custom HTTP response.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-vpclattice/lib/aws-sdk-vpclattice/types.rb', line 2698
class RuleAction < Struct.new( :fixed_response, :forward, :unknown) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure include Aws::Structure::Union class FixedResponse < RuleAction; end class Forward < RuleAction; end class Unknown < RuleAction; end end
#forward ⇒ Types::ForwardAction (rw)
The forward action. Traffic that matches the rule is forwarded to the specified target groups.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-vpclattice/lib/aws-sdk-vpclattice/types.rb', line 2698
class RuleAction < Struct.new( :fixed_response, :forward, :unknown) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure include Aws::Structure::Union class FixedResponse < RuleAction; end class Forward < RuleAction; end class Unknown < RuleAction; end end
#http_code ⇒ String
(rw)
The HTTP code to use when checking for a successful response from a target.
#http_match ⇒ Types::HttpMatch (rw)
The HTTP criteria that a rule must match.
#prefix ⇒ String
(rw)
A prefix match of the path.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-vpclattice/lib/aws-sdk-vpclattice/types.rb', line 1900
class HeaderMatchType < Struct.new( :contains, :exact, :prefix, :unknown) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure include Aws::Structure::Union class Contains < HeaderMatchType; end class Exact < HeaderMatchType; end class Prefix < HeaderMatchType; end class Unknown < HeaderMatchType; end end


The sense rods are analogous to the clock rods of the Digi-Comp I. It is the sense rods which examine the states of the bits and determine which actuator rods will operate during a given cycle.
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The picture shows a sense rod for a three bit knex-i-comp. The white (arity 8) connector and yellow strut at the top form the sense rod weight which ensures that the sense rod will drop when allowed to. The three yellow struts, red (arity 3) connector and gray (arity 1) connector form the control/actuator linkage , which engages with hardware at the top of the corresponding actuator rod to move the actuator rod off-normal when the sense rod lowers. In the picture, the fork of this linkage is shown rotated slightly so the full fork can be seen. Normally, the fork would be rotated so aas to be flat when the sense rod is mounted on the framework. The sense rod moves up and down via a double hinged swinging arm composed of two orange (arity 2) connectors. One end of the arm is hinged through the center hole of one of the orange (arity 1) connectors of the sense rod proper. The other end is hinged by a white strut to a gray (arity 1) connector which is mounted vertically on the structural framework. There are one orange (arity 2) connector and one blue strut per bit assembly. The blue strut will engage with the red (arity) 3 connectors of the programming hardware when the sense rod lowsers and the red connector is oriented horizontally. The horizontal blue strut mounted at the bottom engages with the sense rod lifter during phases 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the operating cycle. |


You should end up with something like the code to the left. Note addition classNames to the bounding box, and the heart path itself. This will target these shapes directly in CSS later when I want to change the color on hover.


--- title: Withing and Between-Subjects Errors author: Johannes Karl date: '2018-10-07' slug: withing-and-between-subjects-errors link-citations: true bibliography: [error.bib] categories: - R tags: - R - ggplot2 - plotting header: caption: '' image: '' ---
This is a very short post in which I want to highlight, because I realized that the issue is often overlooked by students when writing up their data. Today I want to highlight the difference between within- and between-subjects errors (With code examples).
Imagine you have data like this example below. Participants responded to a number of mindfulness items multiple times during the day over the duration of a week. For simplicity, I will only focus on days and not events during the day.
## # A tibble: 6 x 8
## number day sms_1 sms_2 sms_3 sms_4 sms_5 sms_6
## <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 18072 1 8 9 8 8 8 8
## 2 18072 1 8 8 8 8 9 8
## 3 18072 1 8 8 6 9 9 9
## 4 18072 1 6 7 6 8 9 9
## 5 18072 3 7 7 7 8 8 8
## 6 18072 3 8 8 8 8 8 8
A natural first instinct if you have similar data would be to compute the means and standard errors, which would be fine if each row would be an independent observation. In our case this is not the case each participant answered seven surveys and the distinct possibility exists that some of the variance might be due to difference between participants. In R there is an easy way to account for this (if you want to read more on the theoretical background I recommend Morey 2008; Franz and Loftus 2012; Cousineau 2017).
The first function (Rmisc::summarySE) computes errors without considering that the observations are not independent. The second function (Rmisc::summarySEwithin) computes the errors accounting for the non-independent nature of the observations. We can now see that after only three days of journaling participants report higher scores of mindfulness, whereas using between-subjects errors we would conclude that there is no difference between the values on the third day and the baseline.
between <- Rmisc::summarySE(data = data_long, measurevar = "sms",
groupvars = "day")
within <- Rmisc::summarySEwithin(data = data_long, measurevar = "sms",
withinvars = "day",
idvar = "number")
within$day <- as.integer(within$day)
Plotting the two different solutions, we can clearly see the difference. The between-subjects errors are in black and the within-subjects errors are in red. The within-subjects errors are considerably smaller as a result of accounting for the non-independence.
ggplot(between, aes(x = factor(day), y = sms, group = 1)) +
geom_line(stat = "identity") +
geom_point() +
geom_errorbar(aes(ymin = sms - ci, ymax = sms + ci)) +
geom_errorbar(aes(ymin = sms - ci, ymax = sms + ci,
colour = "red1"), data = within) +
guides(colour = FALSE) +
labs(x = "Day", y = "Short Mindfulness Scale") +
theme_classic()
Cousineau, Denis. 2017. “Varieties of Confidence Intervals.” Advances in Cognitive Psychology 13 (2). University of Finance; Management in Warsaw: 140–55. https://doi.org/10.5709/acp-0214-z.
Franz, Volker H, and Geoffrey R Loftus. 2012. “Standard errors and confidence intervals in within-subjects designs: generalizing Loftus and Masson (1994) and avoiding the biases of alternative accounts.” Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 19 (3). Springer: 395–404. https://doi.org/10.3758/s13423-012-0230-1.
Morey, Richard D. 2008. “Confidence Intervals from Normalized Data: A correction to Cousineau (2005).” Tutorials in Quantitative Methods for Psychology 4 (2): 61–64. https://doi.org/10.20982/tqmp.04.2.p061.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block body %}
Docker has to be installed in order to be able to run CloudASR locally.
You can follow the install instructions for your distribution at http://docs.docker.com/installation/.
Additionally, if you want to develop CloudASR, it is neccessary to install python requirements for testing via pip install -r requirements-pip.txt
command.
To be able to run CloudASR on multiple machines, a Mesos cluster has to be installed. The install instructions can be found here.
CloudASR deployment can be configured in the cloudasr.json
file.
In this file, you can specify:
{ "domain": "cloudasr.com", "registry": "registry.hub.docker.io", "tag": "latest", "master_ip": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "connection_string": "", "google_login_client_id": " ", "google_login_client_secret": " ", "ga_tracking_id": "", "workers": [ {"image": "ufaldsg/cloud-asr-worker-en-wiki", "model": "en-wiki", "instances": 4}, {"image": "ufaldsg/cloud-asr-worker-en-voxforge", "model": "en-voxforge", "instances": 4}, {"image": "ufaldsg/cloud-asr-worker-en-towninfo", "model": "en-towninfo", "instances": 4}, {"image": "ufaldsg/cloud-asr-worker-cs", "model": "cs", "instances": 4}, {"image": "ufaldsg/cloud-asr-worker-cs-alex", "model": "cs-alex", "instances": 4} ] }
With this configuration file you can run CloudASR on your machine with make run_locally
command.
After that, you can use CloudASR API at http://localhost:8000,
view running workers at http://localhost:8001
and open the CloudASR website at http://localhost:8003.
After that you can use CloudASR API at http://api.cloudasr.com, view running workers at http://monitor.cloudasr.com and open the CloudASR website on http://www.cloudasr.com.
Batch API is compatible with Google Speech API, but it supports only wav files and json output at this moment.
Users can use parameter lang
to specify which language they want to use for speech recognition.
Currently, these models are available now:
For example, if you want to transcribe English speech in a recording.wav
file you can send the following curl request:
curl -X POST --data-binary @recording.wav --header 'Content-Type: audio/x-wav; rate=16000;' 'http://localhost:8000/recognize?lang=en-towninfo'
and you should get a response similar to this:
{ "result": [ { "alternative": [ { "confidence": 0.5549500584602356, "transcript": "I'M LOOKING FOR A BAR" }, { "confidence": 0.14846260845661163, "transcript": "I AM LOOKING FOR A BAR" }, { "confidence": 0.08276544511318207, "transcript": "I'M LOOKING FOR A RESTAURANT" }, { "confidence": 0.06668572872877121, "transcript": "I AM LOOKING FOR A RESTAURANT" } ], "final": true } ], "result_index": 0 }
Online API uses Socket.io library to transfer PCM chunks to the CloudASR server. Messages have following format:
socketio.emit('begin', {'lang': 'en-GB'})
socketio.emit('chunk', {'chunk': 'base64 encoded string', 'frame_rate': 16000})
socketio.emit('end', {})
Server responds to every chunk with a message with interim results:
{ "status": 0, "final": false, "result": { "hypotheses": [ {"transcript": "I AM LOOKING"} ] } }
At the end of the recognition server sends the message in the same format,
but with final: true
and n-best hypotheses.
If you want to use speech recognition on your website, you can use our JavaScript library. Please add these scripts to your html:
<script src="https://cloudasr.smartcommunitylab.it/static/js/socket.io.js"></script> <script src="https://cloudasr.smartcommunitylab.it/static/js/Recorder.js"></script> <script src="https://cloudasr.smartcommunitylab.it/static/js/SpeechRecognition.js"></script>
Then you can use SpeechRecognition in following manner:
var speechRecognition = new SpeechRecognition(); speechRecognition.onstart = function() { console.log("Recognition started"); } speechRecognition.onend = function() { console.log("Recognition ended"); } speechRecognition.onerror = function(error) { console.log("Error occurred: " + error); } speechRecognition.onresult = function(result) { console.log(result); } var lang = "en-wiki"; $("#button_start").click(function() { speechRecognition.start(lang); }); $("#button_stop").click(function() { speechRecognition.stop() });


  (FinanceFeeStructureElement)
header_link (UserController)
hr (EmployeeController)
image_file= (Employee)
image_file= (Student)
image_file= (ArchivedEmployee)
immediate_contact (ArchivedStudent)
immediate_contact (Student)
inactivate (Course)
inactivate (ElectiveGroup)
inactivate (Subject)
inactivate (Batch)
inactivate (GradingLevel)
inactivate_category (PayrollController)
income_create (FinanceController)
income_edit (FinanceController)
index (EventController)
index (EmployeeAttendancesController)
index (StudentAttendanceController)
index (ClassTimingsController)
index (AttendanceReportsController)
index (XmlController)
index (FinanceController)
index (ReminderController)
index (ExamController)
index (AttendancesController)
index (WeekdayController)
index (ElectiveGroupsController)
index (CoursesController)
index (AdditionalExamController)
index (AdditionalExamGroupsController)
index (SmsSettingsController)
index (BatchesController)
index (SubjectsController)
index (GradingLevelsController)
index (ExamGroupsController)
index (BatchTransfersController)
index (CalendarController)
index (NewsController)
index (SmsController)
individual_leave_applications (EmployeeAttendanceController)
individual_payslip_pdf (EmployeeController)
is_a_holiday? (Event)
is_immediate_contact? (ArchivedGuardian)
is_immediate_contact? (Guardian)
is_paylip_approved (Employee)
leave_app (EmployeeAttendanceController)
leave_application (EmployeeAttendanceController)
leave_list (EmployeeController)
leave_management (EmployeeController)
leaves (EmployeeAttendanceController)
list_batches (StudentController)
list_doa_year (StudentController)
list_dob_year (EmployeeController)
list_dob_year (StudentController)
list_doj_year (EmployeeController)
list_employee_by_subject (TimetableController)
list_employee_user (UserController)
list_employees (SmsController)
list_exam_types (ExamController)
list_student_user (UserController)
list_students (SmsController)
list_students_by_course (StudentController)
list_subject (AttendancesController)
list_subjects (ExamController)
list_user (UserController)
load_fees_submission_batch (FinanceController)
login (UserController)
login_required (ApplicationController)
logout (UserController)
manage_batches (CoursesController)
manage_course (CoursesController)
manage_payroll (PayrollController)
mark_unread (ReminderController)
master_category_create (FinanceController)
master_category_delete (FinanceController)
master_category_edit (FinanceController)
master_category_new (FinanceController)
master_category_particulars (FinanceController)
master_category_particulars_delete (FinanceController)
master_category_particulars_edit (FinanceController)
master_category_particulars_update (FinanceController)
master_category_update (FinanceController)
master_fees (FinanceController)
max_hours_per_day (Employee)
max_hours_per_week (Employee)
message_user (ApplicationController)
mode (AttendanceReportsController)
month (StudentAttendanceController)
month_date (FinanceController)
monthly_income (FinanceController)
new (ExamGroupsController)
new (AttendancesController)
new (AdditionalExamsController)
new (ClassTimingsController)
new (SubjectsController)
new (ElectiveGroupsController)
new (SmsManager)
new (AdditionalExamGroupsController)
new (ApplicationController)
new (EmployeeAttendancesController)
new (ExamsController)
new (BatchesController)
new (GradingLevelsController)
new (CoursesController)
new (SmsManager)
new_calendar (CalendarController)
new_leave_applications (EmployeeAttendanceController)
new_subject (BatchTransfersController)
next_admission_no (Student)
next_employee (Employee)
next_student (Student)
normal_batch_subject (Batch)
observe_fields (ApplicationHelper)
one_click_approve (FinanceController)
one_click_approve (EmployeeController)
one_click_approve_submit (FinanceController)
one_click_approve_submit (EmployeeController)
one_click_payslip_generation (EmployeeController)
one_click_payslip_revert (EmployeeController)
only_admin_allowed (ApplicationController)
own_leave_application (EmployeeAttendanceController)
parent_sms_active (SmsSetting)
pay_fees_defaulters (FinanceController)
payslip_approve (EmployeeController)
payslip_count (MonthlyPayslip)
payslip_date_select (EmployeeController)
payslip_revert_date_select (EmployeeController)
pdf_fee_structure (FinanceController)
percentage_to_grade (GradingLevel)
permission_denied (ApplicationController)
presence_of_initial_batch (Course)
previous_data (StudentController)
previous_employee (Employee)
previous_student (Student)
previous_subject (StudentController)
previous_years_marks_overview (ArchivedStudentController)
previous_years_marks_overview (StudentController)
previous_years_marks_overview (ExamController)
profile (UserController)
profile (StudentController)
profile (EmployeeController)
profile (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile (ArchivedStudentController)
profile_additional_details (EmployeeController)
profile_additional_details (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_address (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_address (EmployeeController)
profile_bank_details (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_bank_details (EmployeeController)
profile_contact (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_contact (EmployeeController)
profile_general (EmployeeController)
profile_general (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_payroll_details (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_payroll_details (EmployeeController)
profile_pdf (ArchivedEmployeeController)
profile_pdf (StudentController)
profile_pdf (EmployeeController)
profile_personal (EmployeeController)
profile_personal (ArchivedEmployeeController)
protect_applied_leave (ApplicationController)
protect_leave_dashboard (ApplicationController)
protect_manager_leave_application_view (ApplicationController)
protect_other_employee_data (ApplicationController)
protect_other_student_data (ApplicationController)
protect_sent_reminders (ApplicationController)
protect_view_reminders (ApplicationController)
publish (AdditionalExamController)
publish (ExamController)
pull_reminder_form (ReminderController)
random_string (User)
register (EmployeeAttendanceController)
remove (EmployeeController)
remove_batch (EventController)
remove_department (EventController)
remove_employee (EmployeeController)
remove_new_paylist_category (EmployeeController)
report (EmployeeAttendanceController)
report (FinanceTransaction)
report (AttendanceReportsController)
report_compare (FinanceController)
reports (StudentController)
reports (ArchivedStudentController)
reset_password (UserController)
role_name (User)
role_symbols (User)
salary (Employee)
salary_department (FinanceController)
salary_employee (FinanceController)
save_additional_scores (AdditionalExamsController)
save_extra_class (TimetableController)
save_institution_logo (Configuration)
save_previous_subject (StudentController)
save_scores (ExamsController)
score_for (AdditionalExam)
score_for (Exam)
search (EmployeeController)
search_ajax (FinanceController)
search_ajax (EmployeeController)
search_ajax (StudentController)
search_logic (FinanceController)
search_news_ajax (NewsController)
search_user_ajax (UserController)
select_class (TimetableController)
select_class2 (TimetableController)
select_course (EventController)
select_department (EmployeeController)
select_department_employee (EmployeeController)
select_employee_department (ReminderController)
select_employee_department (EventController)
select_reporting_manager (EmployeeController)
select_student_course (ReminderController)
select_users (ReminderController)
send_reminder (ReminderController)
send_sms (SmsManager)
send_sms (SmsManager)
sent_reminder (ReminderController)
set_config_values (Configuration)
set_ledger_name (Xml)
set_new_password (UserController)
set_value (Configuration)
set_value (Xml)
settings (SmsController)
settings (XmlController)
settings (ConfigurationController)
setup_course (CoursesHelper)
setup_email (UserNotifier)
shorten_string (FinanceFeeCollection)
shorten_string (ApplicationHelper)
show (EmployeeController)
show (ExamGroupsController)
show (AttendancesController)
show (AttendanceReportsController)
show (GradingLevelsController)
show (ClassTimingsController)
show (CoursesController)
show (AdditionalExamGroupsController)
show (EmployeeAttendancesController)
show (EventController)
show (ExamsController)
show (BatchesController)
show (SubjectsController)
show (ElectiveGroupsController)
show (AdditionalExamsController)
show (BatchTransfersController)
show (StudentController)
show_due_tooltip (CalendarController)
show_event_tooltip (CalendarController)
show_exam_event_tooltip (CalendarController)
show_holiday_event_tooltip (CalendarController)
show_previous_details (StudentController)
sms_all (SmsController)
student (StudentAttendanceController)
student_annual_overview (StudentController)
student_assigned (StudentsSubject)
student_details (AttendanceReportsController)
student_fee_receipt_pdf (FinanceController)
student_fees_structure (FinanceController)
student_fees_structure (FinanceController)
student_or_student_category (FinanceController)
student_record (User)
student_report (ArchivedStudentController)
student_report (StudentAttendanceController)
student_sms_active (SmsSetting)
student_user (Student)
student_view (TimetableController)
students (SmsController)
students (AdditionalExamGroup)
subject (AttendanceReportsController)
subject_assignment (EmployeeController)
subject_transfer (BatchTransfersController)
subject_wise_batch_average_marks (ExamGroup)
subject_wise_report (StudentController)
subject_wise_report (ExamController)
timetable (EmployeeController)
timetable (TimetableController)
timetable_pdf (TimetableController)
timetable_pdf (EmployeeController)
to_employees (ReminderController)
to_s (GradingLevel)
to_students (ReminderController)
total_employees_salary (Employee)
total_fees (FinanceTransaction)
total_fees (Student)
total_marks (ExamGroup)
transaction_pdf (FinanceController)
transaction_trigger_create (FinanceController)
transfer (BatchTransfersController)
tt_entry_noupdate (TimetableController)
tt_entry_noupdate2 (TimetableController)
tt_entry_update (TimetableController)
tt_entry_update2 (TimetableController)
unassign_all_students (StudentController)
unassign_students (StudentController)
update (ExamsController)
update (ElectiveGroupsController)
update (GradingLevelsController)
update (SubjectsController)
update (BatchesController)
update (EmployeeAttendancesController)
update (CoursesController)
update (AttendancesController)
update (ClassTimingsController)
update (ExamGroupsController)
update (AdditionalExamsController)
update (AdditionalExamGroupsController)
update_ajax (FinanceController)
update_all_application_view (EmployeeAttendanceController)
update_asset (FinanceController)
update_attendance_form (EmployeeAttendanceController)
update_attendance_report (EmployeeAttendanceController)
update_batch (AdditionalExamController)
update_batch (ExamController)
update_batch (CoursesController)
update_batch (BatchTransfersController)
update_batch_ex_result (ExamController)
update_defaulters_fine_ajax (FinanceController)
update_dependent_fields (PayrollController)
update_employee_payslip (EmployeeController)
update_employee_select_list (EmployeeController)
update_employees (TimetableController)
update_employees (EmployeeController)
update_employees_select (EmployeeController)
update_exam_form (ExamController)
update_exam_form (AdditionalExamController)
update_fees_collection_dates (FinanceController)
update_fees_collection_dates_defaulters (FinanceController)
update_fine_ajax (FinanceController)
update_general_sms_settings (SmsController)
update_general_sms_settings (SmsSettingsController)
update_liability (FinanceController)
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update_monthly_payslip (EmployeeController)
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A Cicada function has access not only to its own members, but also to members defined at the global level (the workspace). More generally, the function can access any members along its search path, which goes through any object that encloses the function. To give a concrete example, we’ll define a few functions scattered inside and outside of other objects.
allFunctions :: {
...
stringFunctions :: { ... }
numericFunctions :: {
...
theNumber :: double
raiseToPower :: { code, theNumber := args[1], return new(theNumber^power) }
} }
raiseToPowerAlias := @allFunctions.numericFunctions.raiseToPower
allFunctions.numericFunctions.calcLog :: { ; theNumber = args[1], return new(log(theNumber)) }
powerOfThree :: { power := 3 }
The simplest case is the search path for the raiseToPower() function, which begins at raiseToPower, then passes through numericFunctions and allFunctions and ends at the workspace variable (blue path, Figure 3). This means that when its code references a member, it looks first in its own space for that member, then if it wasn’t found it will back out to numericFunctions and look there; etc. all the way to the workspace if necessary. If it doesn’t find the member by the end of its search path it will crash with a member-not-found error. This search path is used regardless of whether we called raiseToPower() or raiseToPowerAlias().
On the other hand, the search path of the calcLog() function only touches calcLog itself and the workspace variable (the green path in Figure 3). The reason is that calcLog was defined straight from the workspace, not from the code that defined allFunctions or numericFunctions. So calcLog() cannot find theNumber: it is a broken function. It’s not that the data is inaccessible, it’s that we just need to walk the function to where the data lives. We should have written:
allFunctions.numericFunctions.calcLog :: {
code
theNumber = args[1]
return new(log(allFunctions.numericFunctions.theNumber)) }
Everyone’s door is unlocked, but you have to make a deliberate effort to burgle someone’s house other than your own parents’.
The define operator is special in that it always defines the member right in the first variable of the search path. So theNumber will be defined inside raiseToPower even if there is another member called theNumber further up the search path.
The notion of a search path gives us a more accurate explanation of code substitution: that operation just changes the first step on the search path of the substituted code. Suppose we write
(powerOfThree << allFunctions.numericFunctions.raiseToPower)(2)
Then the search path for the substituted function begins at powerOfThree but then passes on to numericFunctions, allFunctions, and the workspace variable just as before. This is the purple path in Figure 3. Of course the substitution is temporary, but when the substituted function is run it has a permanent effect on powerOfThree: it creates a member inside of it called theNumber. That member will inherit the spliced search path of the substituted code.
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Adding support for other sources is easy with the Mead plugin architecture.
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Image transformations are fast, utilizing the blazingly fast libvips image processing library.
Resizing an image is typically 4x-5x faster than using the quickest ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick settings.
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Using focal point cropping, crops are smarter and will prevent removal of key features of images.
Future releases will support fetching metadata such as focal points from configurable sources, enabling face and feature detection.
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In todays world of high-resolution displays, you'll want to deliver images that look crystal clear to any user, regardless of their device. Mead allows you to either specify a Device Pixel Ratio (DPR), or have modern browsers report the DPR of the display using Client Hints, seamlessly giving the user the best fit for her device.
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In addition to resizing and cropping, Mead also supports various filter-like transformations.
Inverting colors, blurring or sharpening, trimming or padding - a wide range of filters are available by default, and further transformations may also be provided by plugins.
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Orientation can also be explicitly specified as a transformation, along with any width/height constraints, crops etc.
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Image URLs can be signed to prevent users from generating arbitrary transformations.
This feature can be enabled/disabled on a per-source basis, depending on your use case.


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Ship Structure is a method to determinate the local and global strength of a ship based on analytical methods and DNV rules. The method is used to check if the plates thickness are enough for the cargo and hydrostatic loads.
Lenght (m):
Breadth (m):
Depth (m):
Block Coeffic:
Lightweight (ton):
Deadweight (ton):
Displacement (ton) : . The displacement is the sum of the lightweight and deadweight.
Draft (m)= . Calculated by the displacement divided by product of the lenght, breadth, density and block coefficient.
Stiffener Distance (mm):
Girder Distance (mm) :
DAF Dynamic Amplification Factor. Dimensionless number which describes how many times the stresses are multiplied.
Pressure (N/mm^2): . The pressure that the bottom plating suffers from the sea pressure. Is the product of the density, the gravity, the depth and the Dynamic Amplification Factor.
Section Modulus (cm^3): . It is the result of the Moment divided by the Stress. Which is the product of the pressure, stiffener distance and the girder distance squared divided by the product of 12 by the stress.
Inertia (cm^4):
Profile (mm) : x
The inertia and the profile are obtained from the table in the how_to.pdf
Section Modulus (cm^3): . It is the result of the Moment divided by the Stress. Which is the product of the pressure, girder distance and the breath squared divided by the product of 10 by the stress.
Plate Thickness (mm): . The thickness is the result of the stiffener distance divided by two multiplied by the square root of the pressure divided by the stress.
Equivalent Plate Thickness (mm): The equivalent plate thickness is calculated by adding the area of the profile divided by the stiffener distance.
Inertia (mm^4): . The inertia of the plate requires the neutral axis, which is calculated by the length divided by the number of ship tanks. Thus, the inertia is the addition of the product of the equivalent thickess and the neutral axis squared and the product of the lenght to the power of three, the equivalent thickness divided by 12 and by the ship tanks.
Section Modulus (cm^3): . This is the result of the inertia divided by the neutral axis.
Ship Divisions (tanks):
Number of tanks with load:
Buoyancy (ton/m): . This is the displacement divided by the length.
Lightweight Distributed (ton/m): This is the lightweight divided by the length.
Deadweight Distributed (ton/m): . The deadweight divided by the length of the loaded tanks. Can be calculated by the length multiplied by the loaded tanks divided by the ship tanks.
The deadweight is distributed in the outer tanks in bow and stern.
Load Full Tanks (ton/m): . The load in the loaded tanks is the result of the buoyancy minus the distributed deadweight and lightweight.
Load Empty Tanks (ton/m): . In this case, is the result of the buoyancy minus the distributed lightweight, because there is no tank load.
Established conditions: Always hogging, since the loaded is located in the outer tanks and this will always create hogging condition..
Maximum Force (N*m): . This is the result of applying the loads to the ship and resolving the physics problem
Maximum Moment (MN*m): . This is the result of applying the moments, from the resulting loads, to the ship and resolving the physics problem
Wave Coefficient (Cw) : . Calculated by the table in the page 53 of DNV rules.
Stillwater Bending Moment (kN*m): . Calculated by the formula in the page 69 of DNV rules.
Wave Bending Moment (kN*m): . Calculated by the formula in the page 70 of DNV rules.
Applying the DNV rules with the worst case scenario, which is the seagoing condition.
Stillwater Bending Moment (kN*m): . It is the maximum bending moment, comparing the stillwater bending moment and the empyrical maximum moment, in Resulting load.
Total Bending Moment (kN*m): . The total bending moment adds the maximum stillwater bending moment and the wave bending moment.
Midship Section Modulus (cm^3): Calculated by the formula in the page 75 of DNV rules.
Finally, the section modulus of the plate should be higher than the midship section modulus in order to hold the load on the ship. If it is true, the structure holds.


- Beat - Class in group.cs242.beatblocks
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- Beat(int, int, int, int, long, long, int, int) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.Beat
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Constructor, initializes the data members, and sets up the Animator
- beat_width - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.Beat
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The width of the beat
- beat_width - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMap
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The width of each of the beats
- BeatBlockBoard - Class in group.cs242.beatblocks
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This class serves as a backend framework for the interactive game board for Beat Blocks.
- BeatBlockBoard() - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoard
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The default constructor for a BeatBlockBoard.
- BeatBlockBoard(int) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoard
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Constructs a BeatBlockBoard object with the specified size.
- beatBlockBoard - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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The BeatBlockBoard to serve as the game backend.
- BeatBlockBoardView - Class in group.cs242.beatblocks
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A view object for displaying the gameboard.
- BeatBlockBoardView(Context, int, int) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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Constructor for object creation without xml.
- BeatBlockBoardView(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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Constructor used for defining via xml
- beatBlockBoardView - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.GameActivity
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The board to be drawn to the screen.
- BeatMap - Class in group.cs242.beatblocks
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- BeatMap(int, int) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMap
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Constructor given a width and a height
initializes the width, height, top, bottom, beat width, accepting range, and border
- BeatMapView - Class in group.cs242.beatblocks
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- BeatMapView(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMapView
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Constructor used for defining via xml
- beatMapView - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.GameActivity
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The beat map to be drawn to the screen.
- beats - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMap
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An array of the Beats that will be used
- beats_per_minute - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.Song
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Integer representing the Beats per Minute of the song
- bitmaps - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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An array for storing the block bitmap tiles.
- blockDimensions - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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The dimensions in pixels of a block/board.
- bmap - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMapView
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The BeatMap that will be displayed
- board - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.GameBoard
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The 2D array representation of the board.
- BOARD_SIZE - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatBlockBoardView
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The constant representing board size.
- border - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMap
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an unmoving Rectangle that will create a border around the Beats and Accepting Range
- bottom - Variable in class group.cs242.beatblocks.BeatMap
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The bottom border of the Beats and Rectangles


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I was first introduced to largehearted boy because some smart ass made a tracker that listed how often he posted about the Mountain Goats (short answer: often). So, it comes as no surprise that he would have a great interview on the site with Mr. Darnielle, the day Heretic Pride comes out. I had to avoid reading all of it because I want to have a mostly unsullied-by-reviews reaction to it, but I surely will come back to it later. A favorite part:
SM: "In the Craters on the Moon" talks about "the end of a long war," but it's not a political song...
JD: THANK YOU SAM DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW MANY INTERVIEWERS THINK THIS IS A POLITICAL SONG BECAUSE IT HAS THE WORD "WAR" IN IT. I love everybody but seriously people a signpost doesn't always indicate a road.
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Rosemary posted about the free Mobius Band covers album, and proved that you can capture the personal meaning of a song in far fewer words than I usually do.
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Maxim reviews Black Crowes album; doesn't actually listen to it.
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David Byrne on yet another music distribution model.
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(This entry was originally published in the SourceGear company newsletter in early January.)
Last week I went to a nearby CVS drugstore to pick up the usual necessities. You know, ibuprofen, toothpaste, and monster truck magazines (I only read the articles).
When I stepped up to the cash register to pay, the cashier said, "Sorry sir, CVS doesn't support transactions."
<rimshot/>
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Actually what happened is all the cashiers were busy, so I got in line. That store has one of those corrals which feeds multiple registers, so everybody waits in the same queue. The corral was empty, so I was next to be served.
Just after I got into the line, a woman stepped up beside the corral, obviously waiting for a register. I wondered why she didn't use the corral like I did, but as the woman was clearly in her eighties, I decided not to fuss.
And then her husband intervened, "No Betsy, we have to get in line over there", and he pointed behind me at the entrance to the corral.
With a vague recollection of my parents once saying something about respecting my elders, I gestured to offer the older couple my place in line. Betsy started to smile, but Husband responded firmly, "No sir, we will get in line."
Betsy scowled as she walked around and stood in the corral just behind me.
About this time, a cashier, who had just finished the tedious process of dealing with some customer from 1985 who insisted on writing a check, called out, "I can help the next person in line."
I began to step toward the register, but I was too slow. With surprising speed and agility for an octegenarian, Betsy stepped around me.
Now I am finally upset. What is this lady's problem? And what happened to that husband who was keeping her in line?
I seethed quietly, trying to remember how silly I would look getting into a public argument with someone who looks old enough to have voted for Lincoln.
As I drove away, my irritation began to change, focusing less on Betsy and aimed more at myself. What was MY problem? Why did I get so annoyed over such a little thing?
I don't know Betsy. I don't know why she behaved oddly that day. Maybe if I did, I would have felt differently. For example, how would I have felt if someone had told me that she had Alzheimers?
Here at SourceGear, we sell tools to help software teams work together better. We put a lot of craftsmanship into our products, and we hope you are finding them to be effective.
But teams need more than tools. Teams are made of people. If I could sell patience and understanding, I would. (Especially if we could structure it as a monthly subscription so we could get a recurring revenue stream.)
All too often, we assume the worst of people.
As we've just wrapped up that time of the year when many people participate in traditions which emphasize goodwill and peace, may I offer you this encouragement? Next time someone on your team does something to irritate you, assume the best of them.


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Extracted CMake API reference¶
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Contents
- Extracted CMake API reference
- Public CMake functions / macros
- mrt_add_executable
- mrt_add_library
- mrt_add_links
- mrt_add_node_and_nodelet
- mrt_add_nodelet
- mrt_add_nosetests
- mrt_add_python_api
- mrt_add_ros_tests
- mrt_add_tests
- mrt_add_to_ide
- mrt_install
- mrt_parse_package_xml
- mrt_python_module_setup
- Non-public CMake functions / macros
- _mrt_run_test
- generate_ros_parameter_files
- glob_folders
- glob_ros_files
- mrt_add_action_files
- mrt_add_message_files
- mrt_add_service_files
- mrt_glob_files
- mrt_glob_files_recurse
- mrt_glob_folders
- Not documented CMake functions / macros
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- _mrt_create_executable_gtest
- _mrt_export_package
- _mrt_get_python_destination
- _setup_coverage_info
- catkin_install_python
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- catkin_package_xml
- generate_ros_interface_files
- mrt_add_gtest
- mrt_add_rostest
- mrt_add_rostest_gtest
- mrt_init_testing
mrt_add_executable¶
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mrt_add_executable
(execname)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds an executable.
This command ensures the executable is compiled with all necessary dependencies.
Note
Make sure to call this after all messages and parameter generation CMAKE-Commands so that all dependencies are visible.
The files are automatically added to the list of installable targets so that
mrt_install
can mark them for installation.Parameters: - execname (string) – name of the executable
- FOLDER (string) – Folder containing the .cpp/.cc-files and .h/.hh/.hpp files for the executable, relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
. - FILES (list of strings) – List of extra source files to add. This or the FOLDER parameter is mandatory.
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – List of extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) dependencies. This should only be required for including external projects.
- LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to. This should only be required for external projects
Example:
mrt_add_executable( example_package FOLDER src/example_package )
mrt_add_library¶
-
mrt_add_library
(libname)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds a library.
This command ensures the library is compiled with all necessary dependencies. If no files are passed, the command will return silently.
Note
Make sure to call this after all messages and parameter generation CMAKE-Commands so that all dependencies are visible.
The files are automatically added to the list of installable targets so that
mrt_install
can mark them for installation.Parameters: - libname (string) – Name of the library to generate as first argument (without lib or .so)
- INCLUDES (list of strings) – Public include files needed to use the library, absolute or relative to ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
- SOURCES (list of strings) – Source files and private headers to be added. If no source files are passed, a header-only library is assumed
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – List of extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) dependencies. This should only be required for including external projects.
- LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to. This should only be required for external projects
Example:
mrt_add_library( example_package INCLUDES include/example_package/myclass.h include/example_package/myclass2.h SOURCES src/myclass.cpp src/myclass.cpp )
mrt_add_links¶
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mrt_add_links
(target)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds all the librares and targets that this target should be linked against. This includes dependencies found by AutoDeps, compiler flags and sanitizers. Also sets all local include directories usually required by the target
This function is automatically called for all targets created with mrt_add_(executable/library/test/…).
Parameters: CUDA – indicates this is cuda and not C++ code Example:
mrt_add_links(my_target [CUDA] )
mrt_add_node_and_nodelet¶
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mrt_add_node_and_nodelet
(basename)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds a node and a corresponding nodelet.
This command ensures the node/nodelet are compiled with all necessary dependencies. Make sure to add lib<package_name>-<basename>-nodelet to the
nodelet_plugins.xml
file.Note
Make sure to call this after all messages and parameter generation CMAKE-Commands so that all dependencies are visible.
The files are automatically added to the list of installable targets so that
mrt_install
can mark them for installation.It requires a
*_nodelet.cpp
file and a*_node.cpp
file to be present in this folder. It will then compile a nodelet-library, create an executable from the*_node.cpp
file and link the executable with the nodelet library.Unless the variable
${MRT_NO_FAIL_ON_TESTS}
is set, failing unittests will result in a failed build.Parameters: - basename (string) – base name of the node/nodelet (_nodelet will be appended for the nodelet name to avoid conflicts with library packages)
- FOLDER (string) – Folder with cpp files for the executable, relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – List of extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) CMAKE dependencies. This should only be required for including external projects.
- LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to. This should only be required for external projects
Example:
mrt_add_node_and_nodelet( example_package FOLDER src/example_package )
The resulting entry in the
nodelet_plugins.xml
is thus (for a package named example_package): <library path=”lib/libexample_package-example_package-nodelet”>
mrt_add_nodelet¶
-
mrt_add_nodelet
(nodeletname)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds a nodelet.
This command ensures the nodelet is compiled with all necessary dependencies. Make sure to add lib{PROJECT_NAME}-{NAME}-nodelet to the
nodelet_plugins.xml
file.Note
Make sure to call this after all messages and parameter generation CMAKE-Commands so that all dependencies are visible.
The files are automatically added to the list of installable targets so that
mrt_install
can mark them for installation.It requires a
*_nodelet.cpp
-File to be present in this folder. The command will look for a*_node.cpp
-file and remove it from the list of files to avoidmain()
-functions to be compiled into the library.Parameters: - nodeletname (string) – base name of the nodelet (_nodelet will be appended to the base name to avoid conflicts with library packages)
- FOLDER (string) – Folder with cpp files for the executable, relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – List of extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) CMAKE dependencies. This should only be required for including external projects.
- LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Extra (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to. This should only be required for external projects
- TARGETNAME (string) – Choose the name of the internal CMAKE target. Will be autogenerated if not specified.
Example:
mrt_add_nodelet( example_package FOLDER src/example_package )
The resulting entry in the
nodelet_plugins.xml
is thus: <library path=”lib/libexample_package-example_package-nodelet”>
mrt_add_nosetests¶
-
mrt_add_nosetests
(folder)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds python nosetest contained in a folder. Wraps the function catkin_add_nosetests.
Parameters: - folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
) as first argument - DEPENDS (list of strings) – Additional (non-catkin, non-mrt) dependencies (e.g. with catkin_download_test_data)
- DEPENDENCIES (list of strings) – Alias for DEPENDS
Example:
mrt_add_nosetests(test)
- folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
mrt_add_python_api¶
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mrt_add_python_api
(modulename)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Generates a python module from boost-python cpp files.
Each <file>.cpp will become a seperate <file>.py submodule within <modulename>. After building and sourcing you can use the modules simply with “import <modulename>.<file>”.
The files are automatically linked with boost-python libraries and a python module is generated and installed from the resulting library. If this project declares any libraries with
mrt_add_library()
, they will automatically be linked with this library.This function will define the compiler variable
PYTHON_API_MODULE_NAME
with the name of the generated library. This can be used in theBOOST_PYTHON_MODULE
C++ Macro.Note
This function can only be called once per package.
Parameters: - modulename (string) – Name of the module needs to be passed as first parameter.
- FILES (list of strings) – list of C++ files defining the BOOST-Python API.
Example:
mrt_add_python_api( example_package FILES python_api/python.cpp )
mrt_add_ros_tests¶
-
mrt_add_ros_tests
(folder)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds all rostests (identified by a .test file) contained in a folder as unittests.
If a .cpp file exists with the same name, it will be added and comiled as a gtest test. Unittests can be run with “catkin run_tests” or similar. “-test” will be appended to the name of the test node to avoid conflicts (i.e. the type argument should then be <test … type=”mytest-test”/> in a mytest.test file).
Unittests will always be executed with the folder as cwd. E.g. if the test folder contains a sub-folder “test_data”, it can simply be accessed as “test_data”.
If coverage information is enabled (by setting
MRT_ENABLE_COVARAGE
to true), coverage analysis will be performed after unittests have run. The results can be found in the package’s build folder in the folder “coverage”.Unless the variable
${MRT_NO_FAIL_ON_TESTS}
is set, failing unittests will result in a failed build.Parameters: - folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
) as first argument - LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Additional (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – Additional (non-catkin, non-mrt) dependencies (e.g. with catkin_download_test_data)
Example:
mrt_add_ros_tests( test )
- folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
mrt_add_tests¶
-
mrt_add_tests
(folder)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Adds all gtests (without a corresponding .test file) contained in a folder as unittests.
Parameters: - folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}
) as first argument - LIBRARIES (list of strings) – Additional (non-catkin, non-mrt) libraries to link to
- DEPENDS (list of strings) – Additional (non-catkin, non-mrt) dependencies (e.g. with catkin_download_test_data)
Unittests will be executed with the folder as cwd if ctest or the run_test target is used. E.g. if the test folder contains a sub-folder “test_data”, it can simply be accessed as “test_data”. Another way of getting the location of the project root folder path is to
#include "test/test_utility.hpp"
and use the variable<project_name>::test::projectRootDir
.Unless the variable
${MRT_NO_FAIL_ON_TESTS}
is set, failing unittests will result in a failed build.If coverage information is enabled (by setting
MRT_ENABLE_COVARAGE
to true), coverage analysis will be performed after unittests have run. The results can be found in the package’s build folder in the folder “coverage”.Example:
mrt_add_tests( test )
- folder (string) – folder containing the tests (relative to
mrt_add_to_ide¶
-
mrt_add_to_ide
(files)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Once upon a time this used to make non-code files known to IDEs that parse Cmake output. But as this messes up with the target determination mechanism used by most ides and garbages up the target view.
Therefore this function is no longer used and only here for backwards compability.
mrt_install¶
-
mrt_install
()¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Installs all relevant project files.
All targets added by the mrt_add_<library/executable/nodelet/…> commands will be installed automatically when using this command. Other files/folders (launchfiles, scripts) need to be specified explicitly. Non existing files and folders will be silently ignored.
If the project contains a file cmake/<project-name>-extras.cmake[.in], it will be automatically included by all depending projects. This allows to export cmake functions, etc. If the file ends with [.in], it will be configured by cmake and the variables “@DEVELSPACE@” “@INSTALLSPACE@” will be replaced by true or files depending on the build type, @PROJECT_SPACE_DIR@ to the devel/install folder and @PKT_CMAKE_DIR@ to the cmake folder
Parameters: - PROGRAMS (list of strings) – List of all folders and files that are programs (python scripts will be indentified and treated separately). Files will be made executable.
- FILES (list of strings) – List of non-executable files and folders. Subfolders will be installed recursively.
- EXPORT_LIBS (list of (interface) library targets) – List of non-mrt-created libraries that should be installed and exported
Example:
mrt_install( PROGRAMS scripts FILES launch nodelet_plugins.xml )
mrt_parse_package_xml¶
-
mrt_parse_package_xml
()¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Parses the package.xml and sets its information in form of cmake variables as ${PACKAGE_NAME}_<info>, where info is one of version, VERSION, MAINTAINER, PACKAGE_FORMAT, <BUILD/BUILD_EXPORT/TEST/EXEC/…>_DEPENDS, URL_<WEBSITE/BUGTRACKER/REPOSITORY>
This function must be called before any other of the mrt_* functions can be called.
mrt_python_module_setup¶
-
mrt_python_module_setup
()¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Automatically sets up and installs python modules located under
src/${PROJECT_NAME}
. Modules can afterwards simply be included using “import <project_name>” in python.The python folder (under src/${PROJECT_NAME}) is required to have an __init__.py file.
The command will automatically generate a setup.py in your project folder. This file should not be commited, as it will be regenerated at every new CMAKE run. Due to restrictions imposed by catkin (searches hardcoded for this setup.py), the file cannot be placed elsewhere.
Example:
mrt_python_module_setup()
_mrt_run_test¶
-
_mrt_run_test
(target_name, working_dir, result_xml_path)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
All paths have to be absolute
generate_ros_parameter_files¶
-
generate_ros_parameter_files
()¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
define rosparam/rosinterface_handler macro for compability. Macros will be overriden by the actual macros defined by the packages, if existing.
glob_folders¶
-
glob_folders
()¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Deprecated function. Use ‘mrt_glob_folders’ instead.
glob_ros_files¶
-
glob_ros_files
(excecutable_name, extension_name)¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Deprecated function. Use one of ‘mrt_add_message_files’, ‘mrt_add_service_files’ or ‘mrt_add_action_files’.
mrt_add_action_files¶
-
mrt_add_action_files
(folder_name)¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Globs for action files and calls add_action_files
mrt_add_message_files¶
-
mrt_add_message_files
(folder_name)¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Globs for message files and calls add_message_files
mrt_add_service_files¶
-
mrt_add_service_files
(folder_name)¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Globs for service files and calls add_service_files
mrt_glob_files¶
-
mrt_glob_files
(varname)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Globs files in the currect project dir.
mrt_glob_files_recurse¶
-
mrt_glob_files_recurse
(varname)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Globs files recursivly in the currect project dir.
mrt_glob_folders¶
-
mrt_glob_folders
(DIRECTORY_LIST, SEARCH_DIRECTORY)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
Glob for folders in the search directory.
_mrt_add_nosetests_impl¶
-
_mrt_add_nosetests_impl
(folder)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
_mrt_create_executable_gtest¶
-
_mrt_create_executable_gtest
(target, file)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
_mrt_export_package¶
-
_mrt_export_package
()¶ [function defined in Modules/ExportPackage.cmake]
_mrt_get_python_destination¶
-
_mrt_get_python_destination
(output_var)¶ [function defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
_setup_coverage_info¶
-
_setup_coverage_info
()¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
catkin_install_python¶
-
catkin_install_python
(programs)¶ [function defined in Modules/CatkinMockForConan.cmake]
catkin_package¶
-
catkin_package
()¶ [function defined in Modules/CatkinMockForConan.cmake]
catkin_package_xml¶
-
catkin_package_xml
()¶ [function defined in Modules/CatkinMockForConan.cmake]
generate_ros_interface_files¶
-
generate_ros_interface_files
()¶ [macro defined in mrt_cmake_modules-macros.cmake]
mrt_add_gtest¶
-
mrt_add_gtest
(target, file)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
mrt_add_rostest¶
-
mrt_add_rostest
(target, launch_file)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
mrt_add_rostest_gtest¶
-
mrt_add_rostest_gtest
(target, launch_file, cpp_file)¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]
mrt_init_testing¶
-
mrt_init_testing
()¶ [function defined in Modules/MrtTesting.cmake]


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Brankel was sent here before me and left before I arrived.
Before leaving he entrusted a letter with Merchant Pano addressed to me. I sensed danger even before Brankel was sent here.
"What does the letter say?"


REALITY BITES A film review by Dorothy Pomerand Copyright 1994 Dorothy Pomerand
Staring: Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, Ben Stiller Directed by: Ben Stiller
When I first heard about REALITY BITES, I was scared. I hate anything that tries to generalize my generation. A few years ago I was one of the many people interviewed for a book called THE 13th GENERATION. I gave my version of where we stand as did everyone else, and the book ended up being something about people who didn't exist. It was an abstraction of what a few cranky young adults said. I feared that REALITY BITES would show the same tendency towards over-generalization that would give us all the opportunity to say, "Well, things suck but at least it's not our fault and there is nothing we can do about it." I was wrong.
REALITY BITES did scare me when I finally saw it because it was so dead-on. It might as well have been my friends and me on the screen. It was so close that I didn't even feel like I was watching a movie, I felt like I was hanging out with some friends.
REALITY BITES is the story of Lelaina, a bright, ambitious, wanna-be documentary film maker. Upon graduating from college, Lelaina has moved into an apartment with her best friend Vicki and is working as a PA at a morning show. At the same time she is filming a documentary about her friends including her best buddy Troy (Ethan Hawke). Troy is a SNAG (Sensative New Age Guy) and a Slacker (see Richard Linkletter's film) who can't quite seem to get off his duff. He keeps getting fired from jobs until he finally moves in with Lelaina and Vicki to put some sexual tension into the film.
Once Troy moves in Lelaina finds herself involved with a killer yuppie named Michael played uncomfortably by Ben Stiller. This causes even more animosity and tension between Lelaina and Troy, and after Lelaina looses her job, everything begins to spiral downward. We learn that Troy is pining away for his dying father, Vicki is worried about dying of AIDS, and their other friend Steve is getting ready to come out to his parents.
The plot is only part of the show. The main thrust of this movie is how well Ben Stiller has capture the language and the attitudes of the 20-somethings. There is always music in the background and everyone is always singing. They constantly make references to TV shows. One of the best lines is when Lelaina comforts her friend Vicki by telling her that "Melrose Place" is a really good show. Troy knows the meaning of the word irony but he can't hold a job, their drinking games consist of naming "Good Times" episodes and they can all sing the words to several School House Rocks.
The question is, how does all this translate to the average viewer? Probably not very well. I loved this film because it seemed to have so much to do with me. I am just out of college struggling to find my way in this "real world" and trying to figure out what life is about and how to navigate through it. I also knew all the tunes and almost all the TV references (a fact I'm not exactly proud of). To the average viewer however, this will probably play like a weak love story.  The camera work is average. There is some use of video but nothing we haven't seen before and not done in any sort of interesting way. Sometimes Lelaina's camera seems to pick up things that were just put in to make the movie more interesting. There is one very ironic part where Ben Stiller has sold Lelaina's tapes to an MTV-type company that he works for (in Houston?!?) and they have turned it into a trashy video called "Reality Bites". Does this reflect on the movie that Ben Stiller has actually made? You be the judge.
This movie is really about average; however, for me it was a bizarre surreal experience. It made me see that my problems are so typical that there they are up on the screen. Suddenly, things don't seem quite so bad. This movie is funny and entertaining, but if you already have kids, you might want to save your 6.50.
Dorothy
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BMJ learning
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Diarrhoea predominant IBS far most common cause of abdo pain and diarrhoea
- 20-40yo
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10% UK population
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usually well between episodes
Pathophysiology
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remains unclear
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complex biopsychoscoial illness
-
psychological
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stress
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emotional state
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social
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upbringing
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support
-
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biological factosr
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gut motility
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viscueral sensitivity
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Key symptoms
Altered gastrointestinal motility
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luminal contractions that are increased in frequency and irregularity
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shorter or prolonged transit time
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exaggerated motor response to ingestion of food
Altered sensation within GI tract
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increased sensations from GI tract in response to stimuli
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Visceral hypersensitivity
- selective hypersensitisation
Psychosocial
- increase frequency and severity of symptoms
Diagnosis
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positive diagnosis
-
presence of symptoms
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any;
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>6mo
-
Abdominal pain or discomfort
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varies widely
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often made worse when eating
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premenstrual
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relief of pain or discomfort when defaecating characteristic of IBS
-
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Bloating
- more likely to be described by females compared to males
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Change in bowel habit
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most consistent symptoms
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stool consistency
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frequncy
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urgency
- after eating specific trigger foods
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straining
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incomplete evaculation
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faecal incontinence
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mucous
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-
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more common in people with family history
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other cormorbitieis
-
gastroenteritis can be a ppt. event
consider:
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coeliac disease
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IBD
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lactose intolerance
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colorectal cancer
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Small - intestinal bacterial overgrowth, microscopic colitis, diverticulitis, GI condtions
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Gynaecological conditions
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endometriosis
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PID
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ovarian cancer
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Rome 3 criteria
recurrent abdominal pain or discomfort for 3d in last 3 mo associated with ≥2:
improved with defecation
onset associated with change in frequence of stool
onset with a change in form, appearance of stool,
in absence of strutural or metabolic abnormalities
Red flags
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Weight loss
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Nocturnal symptoms
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rectal bleeding not due to heamorrhoids
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FHx of colon cancer
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abnormal physical exam
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onset >50yo
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iron def. anaemia
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raised inflammatory markers
investigations
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suggest:
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FBC
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CRP
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coeliac antibodies
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consider ferritin, lft renal function, tsh
-
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faecol calprotectin
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not usually indicated
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in uncertainty
- negative result exclusdes IBD
-
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yield from further investigations small but occ. of value
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2% stool sample abnormal
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2% colonoscopies occult IBD
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TSH abnormal in 6% ( no different than general population)
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lactose malabsorption 23% (no differnet from gen pop)
Sub types
IBS -D
- most common subgroup
IBS - C
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females > males
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prolonged colonic transit time
IBS - M
- mixed picture
treatment
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Dietry modifications in vast majority wil be effective
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British dietetic association - 3 tiered approach
-
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first line
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heathy and nutritionally adequate diet
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regular meals
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good eating behaviour: chewing food, taking time, not eating late at night
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regular adequate fluid intake: avoiding carbonated bev, caffeine and etoh
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common aggravating food
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caffeine
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eoth
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fatty food
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spicy food
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wheat
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cheese
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milk
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pure fruit juice
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artifical sweetner
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vege that increase flatus
-
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IBS - D may need to reduce fibre
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-
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second line
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constipation:
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increase soluble fibre
- oats, psyllium husk
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consider low FODMAP diet
- refer dietician
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4 week trial of probiotics
- may worsen in some patients
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3rd line
- exclusion diet
-
-
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treatment should address most troublesome symptoms
- consider TCA - target >1 symptom
Diarrhoea:
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reduce fibre
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Loperamide 2mg with each loose stool - up to 60mg/day
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RCT relieve urgency and passage of stool in patients with diarrheoa predominant ibs
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for urgency can take 2-4mg 20min proir to leaving house
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antispasmodiic
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mebeverine
- 135mg tds prn 20min prior to meals
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-
ondansetron (5HT3-receptor antagonist)
- modulate effect of stressors on gut function
constipation
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increase soluble dietary fibre
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abouid eating FODMAPS
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laxatives may be required
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stimulants avoided
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macrogol = osmotic laxative
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1 sachet once daily dissolved in half a glass - increase to 2-3 sachets daily
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Pain
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antispasmodics
- mebeverine
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avoid narcotics
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domperidone
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TCA efective in reducing pain, also diarrhoea
FODMAPS;
Fermentable, Oligo-saccharides, Disaccharides, Mono-saccharides And Polyols
Fructose in fruidts
Fructans wheat, rye, onions
Artificial sweeteners


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Football is a day-to-day business - Flick urges resurgent Bayern to stay focused
by BeSoccerBayern Munich have won three games in a row under Hansi Flick but the interim coach is determined not to look too far ahead.
Hansi Flick says he and his Bayern Munich players must remain focused and not think too far ahead after their revival continued with an emphatic 4-0 win at Fortuna Dusseldorf.
Bayern's success on Saturday lifted them to within a point of the Bundesliga summit after leaders Borussia Monchengladbach went down 2-0 at Union Berlin.
CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has already confirmed Flick, who was placed in charge after the sacking of Niko Kovac, will remain at the helm until at least Christmas and the new boss is making an increasingly strong case to retain the reins.
A run of three straight wins in all competitions, with 10 goals scored and none conceded, has represented a wonderful start, but Flick is refusing to get carried away.
"We hope it [Bayern's winning streak] will last until Christmas, but we all know that football is a day-to-day business," he said.
Asked if he could imagine continuing as coach into the new year, Flick added: "I can imagine a lot, but that's still a long way away. I enjoy the here and now and on Tuesday [when Bayern face Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League] it goes on again.
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"The club now has time to think about how to go on. I do my job and try to do it well."
Bayern were dominant in the opening 45 minutes against Dusseldorf and could easily have added to the three goals they scored through Benjamin Pavard, Corentin Tolisso and Serge Gnabry.
However, their performance after the break was less polished, despite Philippe Coutinho extending their lead with a tap-in from Robert Lewandowski's cross.
"We are very, very satisfied with the first half," said Flick. "We implemented what we demanded and put the opponent under pressure from the beginning.
"There was definitely room for improvement in the second half, but those are the things we need to work on until the winter break."


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2) By default, where does Ditto store its data?
3) I pasted a past item with Ditto, but it didn’t paste anything.
4) I copied a cell in Microsoft Excel and it only pastes back the text not the formulas.
5) I searched for something I know I copied but it’s not showing in the search results.
Ditto is an extension to the Windows Clipboard. You copy something to the Clipboard and Ditto takes what you copied and stores it in a database to retrieve at a later time.
2) By default, where does Ditto store its data?
Settings are stored in “HKCU\programs\Ditto”
The database is stored in “Documents and Settings\[Current User]\Application Data\Ditto\DittoDB.mdb”
Application files are stored in “Program Files\Ditto\”
3) I pasted a past item with Ditto, but it didn’t paste anything.
Sometimes, Ditto cannot find the currently focused (target) window, so Ditto cannot paste to it. When this happens, the clip is still placed onto the Clipboard, so you can hit Ctrl-V to paste the data wherever you like.
We have seen this happen more in Internet Explorer windows.
4) I copied a cell in Microsoft Excel and it only pastes back the text not the formulas.
Excel generally prevents copying and pasting of the underlying formulas using external sources like Ditto. Presumably, Excel requires that proper pasting be sequential to the copying. In fact, it appears that the Office Clipboard also doesn’t paste the underlying formulas.
The following specific information / exceptions are known:
1) If the block of copied cells are self-contained (i.e. any formulas within the block only refer to other cells within the block), then the “XML Spreadsheet” Clipboard Format contains the formulas and can be properly pasted back into Excel from Ditto. Otherwise, “XML Spreadsheet” just contains the values of the copied cells.
2) The CF_SYLK Clipboard Format does appear to contain cell formulas in relative form, but Excel does not make use of them when it is pasted back.
3) The following Clipboard Formats are used when pasting cell links: “Embed Source”, “Link Source”, “Link Source Descriptor”. In some unknown cases, “Link” and “Object Descriptor” may also be required.
5) I searched for something I know I copied but it’s not showing in the search results.
When searching, you are actually searching through each Clip’s “Description”, not their content. The Description is extracted from the beginning of the Clip’s text Format. The default amount of text saved in the Description is 250 bytes but this can be changed in [Options -> General -> "Amount of text to save for description"].
On all searches, search are treated as Clip Text contains the search words.
When searching spaces are treated as "and" unless they are contained in quotes ("")
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this would find anything with "right" and "click" in the text, not necessarily next to each other
search for - "right click"
this would find all text containing the exact text "right click"


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DP isn't letting me cancel my KMD order, is it the same for other major exchanges?
I wanted to see if I could transfer KMD and try to buy more at 16K sats
actionslacks05-Jun-19 04:55 PM
pretty sure most are on lockdown at the moment
VainSlay05-Jun-19 04:55 PM
rip
meatspoon05-Jun-19 04:57 PM
This is very bad. From a community that is constantly boasting about tech and security... this is very bad.
And it highlights a weakness of KMD... they don’t really finish things. They move on to the next thing while limping along with super-crappy wallets.
actionslacks05-Jun-19 05:00 PM
well a vulnerability will be repaired. I guess that can be the silver lining. And having the dev chops to hack the majority of funds to safety before the real hacker(s) got them is a stroke of technical heroism.
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meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:00 PM
That is one way to look at it.
But an asset that can’t be safely hodl’d or transferred is an asset whose future value is zero
Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:01 PM
OceanQT is safu
meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:01 PM
They need a wallet that isn’t a crap-bucket immediately
Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:01 PM
And fast
meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:01 PM
Ocean is a shit-box too.
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:02 PM
Komodod itself is safu guy's
Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:02 PM
Ocean is simple, worked fast for me
meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:02 PM
If KMD wants adoption, it needs a good wallet. Right now it has crappy wallets that people make excuses for.
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:03 PM
If kmd wants adoption it needs to redesign itself front he ground up for that
Tek05-Jun-19 05:03 PM
shoulda listened to that anon on biz when he said agama was shit
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:04 PM
One thing I leanrt this year is that a proof of concept and a working product are worlds apart
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Tek05-Jun-19 05:05 PM
one thing i learned this year is to never marry a coin
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:05 PM
We made momom proof of.concept work for labs.  I hope some egos got checked by this.
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Kitchen Table05-Jun-19 05:06 PM
The Ocean wallet is the old school QT wallets. It's about as basic as you can get.
Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:06 PM
I like basic
actionslacks05-Jun-19 05:06 PM
My paranoia gets validated and bolstered more everyday.
Kitchen Table05-Jun-19 05:06 PM
Outside of CLI of course.
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:06 PM
Not mine, I just will keep.doing what I'm doing, I thought this was hilarious tbh
meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:07 PM
Ocean is awful. It is as intuitive and user friendly as shit-covered punji sticks in a fall-trap
Tek05-Jun-19 05:07 PM
quick reminder that dash wallet works right now and works fine, all the time.
I had to update my kmd wallet last week cause the servers weren't responding.
Then suddenly the entire wallet was unsafe
muh dash is such a shite cone
Kitchen Table05-Jun-19 05:07 PM
And yet Ocean was the standard for nearly all crypto coins for years.
Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:07 PM
It was nicely retro
actionslacks05-Jun-19 05:07 PM
thx for the constructive critique @meatspoon
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Hollowman900005-Jun-19 05:08 PM
Did what I needed to do in console
Moved coins
Done
(Exporting priv key via console that is)
Kitchen Table05-Jun-19 05:09 PM
I actually preferred the QT version on most coins. Faster and uses less resources.
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:10 PM
All wallets are bloat use SSL from bash to sign your transactions
actionslacks05-Jun-19 05:11 PM
the whole reason for the vulnerability is people bitching about waiting for blockchains to sync
meatspoon05-Jun-19 05:12 PM
@actionslacks I gave a bunch of constructive criticism months ago in the Agama channel and via DM to devs... it was not heeded.
Go To https://www.dashnews.org Press That Like Button! Smash For DASH! Thanks For Watching Please Hit Subscribe & Share Video! #DashNews #Dash #Digit...
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:16 PM
the whole reason for the vulnerability is people bitching about waiting for blockchains to sync this
actionslacks05-Jun-19 05:16 PM
@meatspoon I'm not very happy either. this is a total pain in ass for me. taking frustration out on people isn't gonna help
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:16 PM
I spent hundreds of hours working to get komodod to sync faster, and nobody cares
Tek05-Jun-19 05:17 PM
yeah uh im not a techlet but lite wallets is what drive adoption
no one wants to sync his chain
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blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:17 PM
Kmd can sync in 5h block.zero to to full on a 50mbit connection
It used to take 24h
Tek05-Jun-19 05:18 PM
if I hve to wait more than a minute its useless ( speaking as a user )
so lite wallets are needed
blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:18 PM
Lite wallets are not neede d guys...
U can buy a 8tb HDD for $200...
Tek05-Jun-19 05:18 PM
well yeah for the thec savy guys
its all obvious and easy
but normal users
they dont want to sync no chain
thy want to login
and send funds
instantly
phm8705-Jun-19 05:19 PM
ledger can be used by non tech ppl (most traders are using it)
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blackjok3r05-Jun-19 05:19 PM
Everyone will be tech savy I. the future
Tek05-Jun-19 05:19 PM
@blackjok3r I think so too, but we don't have 10 years to wait


Visualization
The goal of visualization is the interactive visualization and editing of Seamless cells in the browser. This can be done either via Jupyter, or directly using the Seamless shareserver
IMPORTANT: This documentation section is a draft. The preliminary text is shown below
Using Jupyter notebooks
User experience (UX) can be done initially using Jupyter notebooks (very quick to set up). See this simple test, to be opened with seamless-jupyter
.
Using web visualization
Relevant examples:
See Running examples on how to run examples.
More powerful is to use UX cells (HTML, JS, CSS). These cells are shared over HTTP (read-only), so that they can be accessed via the browser. Input cells (read-write) and output cells (read-only) are also shared over HTTP, so that the UX cells (loaded in the browser) can access and manipulate them. See this test, to be opened with seamless-ipython -i
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Web interface generator
Relevant examples:
See Running examples on how to run examples.
A Seamless project automatically includes a web interface generator.
When you share a cell (and retranslate the graph), an entry is automatically added in
/web/webform.json
. These entries are used to generate the web interface in web/index.html
and web/index.js
. The web interface is available under http://localhost:<REST server port>
, normally http://localhost:5813
.
Each entry in
/web/webform.json
describes the web component for the cell, and its parameters. All web components are in/web/components/
. The “component” attribute of an entry can be the name of any component in that folder. See the README for each component for the required parameters (the “params” attribute of the entry).You can also modify or create new components in
/web/components/
, and the web interface will be updated.You can manually edit
web/index.html
andweb/index.js
. Your modifications are automatically merged with the auto-generated HTML and JS. Sometimes, this can give rise to a merge conflict. Therefore, monitor and resolveweb/index-CONFLICT.html
andweb/index-CONFLICT.js
.Likewise, when a modified context leads to added or removed entries in
/web/webform.json
, and these are automatically merged with your modifications. Resolveweb/webform-CONFLICT.txt
in case of a conflict.
Modifying the web status generator
TODO. Integrate/merge with “visualization and monitoring” in “Seamless explained”.


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void dragDropEnd(DragSourceDropEvent dsde)
DragSourceDropEvent
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returns the operation that the drop site selected
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